Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-27

An old man named Baldwin, was
found nearly dead on the premises of Mr..
Samuel Searles, i'll the town of Kent, Putnam
County, N. Y, on Saturday week. Mr. S.
was disturbed in the night by gIoans, and
other unusual sounds in his yard. Suppos-
ing something to be wrong he fastened 10 the
window, and with "dinner horn alarmed
the neighbors. who, hurrying to the spot,
found Mr.. Baldwin in the door. ward. with
his head anG body beaten and mangled in a
horrible manner. He was conveyed to his
residence, but he survived only few hours.
He was about seventy years of age. The per-
petrators of the horrible murder are as vet
unknown.
A burglar broke into house in New
Haven al three O'Clock on the morning of
Tuesday. A lady who was sleeping in front
chamber, was suddenly awakened by a hand
touching her face, and on reaching out, placed
her hand upon the shoulder of an individual
who was apparently cropping in search Opium
der. She at once alarmed her husband who
was sleeping in an adjoining apartment, by
her cres-and who came upon the burglar in
the hail. as he was making off They imme-
diately ''cosed in /" and pretty active scrim-
mage was the result. The burglar was large
and powerful man, and it was with difficulty
that, after getting him down the husband
could hold him until assistance could be called
by his wife, but he was finally secured.
Carl Mozart, son of the great com
poser, and a man Of considerable ability. is liv-
ing in poverty at Milan. Had he been the
son OF some general who had been the means
of killing thousands, he would be covered
with titles and palace. He has prospect,
however, of aid, through the liberal policy of
France, which has recently granted to the
sons of Mozart and Weber - ~ j. : :.
authors" upon the SgygSSTks Of those e9inent
MUSICIANS { pias;sir
~ photograph has been obtained OF
y '.le parasite of an insect which is itself par
asite of the bee. This insect which has been
magnihed to million of times its surface, is
covered with shell not unlike that of a tor
toise. Its paws are armed both with suck ers
and claws, which enable it to cling with i'm
mense force to the parasite on which it feeds
John Angel James, at the advanced
age of seventy -four, and in the fifty Nth veal
of his ministry, has just published a new
work, entitled christian Hope" The topic
is as appropriate as it is beautiful and the
volume suggested and enriched by his deer
and wide experience will without doubt, serve
to cheer many traveller ready to pass through
the ozark valley"
A student at the recent examination
Of Andover Theological Seminary, being ask
ed, " In what sense did Christ die for all 3
is said TO have ans wered: " He died for tn,
elect, to provide a way of salvation for them
and for the non-elect that they might b.
more effectually damned
The Queen of Spain recently de
scended a coal pit three hundred and fift,
feet deep at San Juan, and penetrated furthe
than any person had ever before been, to thu
to the intense delight of the miners. At tn
extremity of her journey, the Queen formed
her initials on a large block Of coal, by mean
j of drops from tallow candle. easr