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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-19
LOCAL NEWS
meteorological Observations
At the State Lunatio Hospital in Worcester for the
ending Jan II, 1858.
TkermOmefer. WFsd. RdlA
Beard OF Mayor aud Aldermen.
MONDAY EVENING, Jan. Is

The petitions Of James Campbell and others,
and Of George Jacques and o. B. Hsdwen, for the
re location OF Lowell street, we're appropriately
referred
The eighth annual account OF the City Treas
urer'was read and referred to the Auditor. The
| Treasurer was ordered to prepare particular
| account of his transactions for tbs year, and a
schedule OF the city prspeSty for the us of the
citizens
The report of the Aqueduct Commissioners was
read and sent down.
The petition OF ]. K. James and others, re-
questing the City Council to carry into execution
the work commenced last year in laying out a
road from Auburn line to Stafford street, was re-
ferred to the Committee on Highways.
Alderman Lincoln offered an order, directing
the Committee on Claims to inquire by what au
thority claims upon the City Treasury, by under
takers, are or have been made, and whether any
action is necessary. Adopted
The same Alderman also offered resolve,
which was adopted, that the practice of under
takers of charging the city for digging graves for
persons other than paupers, is unauthorized by
law and the ordinances of the city, and that pay
ment for such services will not hereafter be made
by the city.
The designations OF F. c. Bigeow and 7. W.
Hammond, Common Councilmen for Ward |,
came up from the other Board, and were temper
ary laid upon the table.
The bonds of George B. Coleman, Calvin W.
Angler, and jeremiah Kane, as Constables, were
read and accepted.
The bonds Of Charles Hersey, as Constable,
were read and laid upon the table
A. NJ. Barrows, Caleb Dana John Clafin aud
A. B. R Sprague, were drawn as traverse jurors
at the Court Of Common Pleas, which meets at
Fitchburg, February 2.
L. L. Mason was elected Sealer of Weights add
Measures on the part of this Board.
The petition Of Henry W. Holt, to keep
bowling alley on Exchange street, was referred to
special committee, with authority to draft rules
and regulations for the same. Aldermen Hey.
wood, Lincoln, and Messenger, were constituted
that committee
The Treasurer was authorized to borrow money,
In anticipation of the city taxes, to meet the
rent expenses of the city.
The claim of Eli Thayer against the city, dat
ing from 1856, was referred to the Committee on
Highway
Adjourned for one week
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ACCIDENT IN WINoHENDoN.-A eorrespond.
ent of the Boston Journal, writing from Winch
endon, says that on Saturday last, as Mr.. John
U. Pierce, young man twenty-one years OF age
was assisting Deacon Levi Prentss TO shore mn
an OK wagon, he met with very serious, if not
fatal accident. The body Of the wagon was first
raised to perpendicular position, and the rear
wheels blocked the tongue connected with the
forward wheels was then raised perpendicular
with the design of attaching it to the body afore-
SAID, but before they succeeded in adjusting
them, both tongue and body fell back. Mr..
Pierce perceiving his danger, leaped to position
directly in line Of the failing tongue, which
struck him on the head with great force. pros.
trating him senseless to the Goor Mr.. Prentiss
maintained his position, and was unframed, and
with the assistance of his daughter removed Mr.
Pierce to the house, and Immediately summoned
medical attendants. An examination ofthe skull
disclosed bad fracture. and the operation of tire
pannng was decided on, which was successfully
performed by Dr. A. B. Hoyt, assisted by Drs. A.
& W. Godding, all of that town. The patient
still continues in critical condition, although
hopes are entertained Of his ultimate recovery
The circumstances of the case are rendered dom
bly, painful from the fact that Mr. Pierce was the
main support Of his widowed mother, who is
present in destitute condition, but it is said that
contributions of labor and provisions have been
freely bestowed since the accident
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/ annexing them to the Unitad States In the
event OF any acquisition, no portion shall be
admitted into the Union until it has sufficient
population to send one member to the House
OF Representatives, or until the bona fde res
idents shall have an opportunity OF voting on
the constitution, and regulating their domes-
nc institutions In their own way. subject only
TO the Constitution of the Unired States. In
production objected to.
MI Giddings asked leave to offer long
preamble and resolution, setting forth human
rights SIS emhadied in the Declaration If In.
dependence, I'D declaring that the Supreme
Court, IN tlIS.Ted Scott decision. had uninst-
~ assalled NVs learning intelligence. and
chrlstanity, of the distinguished Revolution.
airy parrots, and had brought discredit on the
Judiciary of the United States.
Mr. Harris of H., objected to thus oett;ng
IN an hours speech under the guise Of Joint
resolution.
Mr. Bocock of Va, wanted to know whetb-
er the hour rule applied in this case. (Inuph.
ter.) Objections were made to the ihtroduc-
ton Of the resolution.
Mr.. Humphrey Marshall Of KY, then asked
but failed TO obtain leave to offer resolution
proposing an amendment to the Constitution
OF the United States, by providing that only
native born citizens, and those naturalized
accoIulhS 10 the general naturalization laws,
shall be deemed qualified as electors under
the Constitution.
Mr.. zollicoffer of Tenn, offered a resolution
instructing the Judiciary Committee to in
quire into the expedency of reporting bill
to regulate or restrain the immigration or i'm
portation of foreign paupers and criminals
into the United States. Adopted-ayes 1877,
nays SO.
A resolution was adopted, providing for the
appointment OF a select committee of FIVE to
inquire into the accounts aud official conduct
OF the late doorkeeper of the House, with
power to send for persons and papers.
Mr.. Smith of H., introduced a bill to
apportion clerks and messengers to the sew
eral executive departments, among the several
States and Territories, and moved its refer
ence to special committee
Mr.. Houston wished to know whether
there were members enough to make any
more special committees.
Mr.. Smith-We will try and find some.
(Laughter.)
Mr.. Jones of Tennessee, said that it was a
proposition to change the power of appoint
ment as provided for by the constitution and
to distribute the spoils among members of
Congress, and moved to lay the bill on the
table, pending which the House adjourned.
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The ROMANCE or LovE.-A week ago last
Saturday, Mrs. Wright, widow lady, and
her daughter, Emma A. Hawley, with Mr..
George Taylor and Mr.. Hawley, Jr., started
from Mr.. WFght's residence, in New York,
to go to Wallack's Theatre. Arrived at the
theatre Miss Emma and her brother got seper-
ated from their companies, who did not think
it strange, but took their seats. The mother
being concerned as to the whereabouts of her
children, Mr.. Taylor consented to 90 and find
them, and he was lucky enough to be sue.
cessful, and the whole party was re. united
after some delay. 1t appears that on the first
separation, Miss Hawley proceeded at once
to a house in Ninth street, where Mr.. TAYLOR
found her, and clergyman in waiting made
them one flesh. No suspicion was raised in
the mothers mind in regard to this charming
little hy.play, until Tuesday, when Mr.. lay
lor acknowledged to her the marriage, and
demanded to sec his wife, which was refused
This very reasonable request being persistent
ly refused, Mr.. Taylor took out writ Of ha-
beas corpus, but the mother and daughter can
not be found-and thus TIE matter remained
at last accounts.
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Financial.

NEH YoRK, Jan. 13.-.There is a more bon.ful sas,
apparent in business increased disposition to buy and
sell Among stock Houses and Banking institutions
Ilerc Is marked amendment The private discount
Houses find employment for their cap,taI tbongb
much ccumspection is still adhered to- The rate for
hrst class names at sixty days. a per cent Int
very good signatures caa be obtained at 10 IL per cent
Demand loans very abundant and on roo1 sat-
securities are put out at per cent. The bulk Of the
business is done at a per cent The Stock Mar.
het was ven supplied this morning. particularly Safe Sc
stocks were sgsn bettA-. Mississippi Sizes s4t Cal
ltorDis seYe2s 70, aorsH Carolina SKIS 81 Te9es,ee
991ps sSt Lacrosse AVID AIWs1ke srsnh 4s9 qsrre
Haaie ard Astaa seeond boaes ga .sri. eos,tabies
GiD5F' Peanaylysnis Coal Company Oh, Cumberland
rs, New York Central Railroad 7Ss Erie cot Harl IA
o3, Lacrosse ana miiwaukie III, healing So. Zoe eK
ports at the Clearing House today we're larger Than for
some time past The Specie line Of the banks exceed
thirty millions OF dollars