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The senator announced in the course of his argument
think that the cost per of the army ST 900
per annum; but the senator from Mane think says il
81 500. The senator from Louisiana Mr. BENJAMIN.
it Is ST ,OO0 and thus it To he question be-
tween the gentlemen whether il is 81 900 81 500
quite at loss to know by what process of calculation
they reach that result Surely the senator Georgia
when he states the cost per during the time Mr. Cal
houn was Secretary of War, to be S2T3 has not based
his calculation any data which will lead him 10 decide
that 81 900 il the cost of now Whatever process
of calculation adopted, il lie different for the ono
and the other to reach these results 1t tx utterly
impossible to obtain them by any process of ccua
ton.
have Ind calculation made the present basis 10
ascertain what regiment of infantry will cost and
have asked that it shall be regiment OF infantry tn be
raised including the whole expense for recruiting the
first year clothing all the camp and garrison eauipaes
bring it nearly possible into fair compari
paTaeIsm with the volunteer force raised FOR the
same time IL Is The table which think was fnr
nished the senator from Texas but suppose IL was
not in his possession when he made his remarks The nav
during twelve months of maximum infantry regiment
eight hundred and seventy eight strong that includes ali
the field and staff and includes the additional granted
by the acof 1882 including officers, subsistence cloth
ing ior their servants and forage for the horses OF the
held and saii subsistence of the enlisted men at the price
whch has been estimated for the Utah expedition cloth
ing for the enlisted meu, with camp and garrison equip
age for the officers and men, make the total amount of
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and for days two IN tho pursuit and two after rs ,efnna
provisions small allow Of rice and 0onc~ sec
dcntslly obtained the II faso road.
'Te Laredo senw bon sanios iknoy ydsf h fi"afi
Jordan II That place, participated
pursuit having rendered. 'ainne er
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SENATE.


y Mr.. Gwin of California presented the me.
mortal OF the Legislature of California, call
ing on the executive to take up the case of
Juan Ensey, who was seized by an armed
band of Mexicans in Arizona, and carried to
Sonora, where he is still held captive. The
California delegation had written to President
Comonfort, who gave orders TO have the pris-
oners released, but his order being disreg ard
ed, he proiessed himself unable to enforce it.
lie spoke warmly on the subject of Mexican
outrages on American citizens, and hoped ere
Congress adjourn, the government will send
shlp-of-war to that coast and demand repa-
ration his prisoner is the only survivor
who can testify to the Sonora massacre of
Americans by the very parties who invited
them to Mexico The subject was referred to
the committee on foreign affairs.
MIR. Seward of New York introduced a
Joint resolution to authorize the President to
give notice to the Government of Hanover
Tor the abrogation of the treaty of 1856, which
imposes restrictions on commerce.
The business of the District of Columbia
was taken up and considered, and several
oils IN relation thereto, were passed.
ROUSE. COS
X. w. Latham, who was summoned as a
witness before the Wilett's Point examina-
SO'' "NSl 80 PNAoddHIG VI u previous Oiuer.
brought before the bar of the House by the
sergeant.at arms, when his statement, detail
ing the circumstances of his absence from
the city, and disayowing any purpose to be
disFespectful to the House. was read.
Mr.. Haskin of New York made some ex-
planatory remarks, and as Mr. Latham had
voluntarily Appealed to the latter, on MIR.
Haskln,s motion it was ordered that he be dis
charged, on giving his testimony before the
committee. en- Ine
Mr.. Smith of Illinois from the Select Com
mittee to which the subject was heretofore
referred, presented bill to apportion the
clerks and messengers Of the several depart
ments among the States and Territories.
The House then considered private bills
One for refunding the duties on merchandise
destroyed by the great FIRE in New York in
1913, was killed after debate by 10 majority.
Adjourned,
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The Secretary of the Treasury invites pro-
posals till the l4th Of June for any portion or
the whole of $4,000, 900, in Treasury notes
IN exchange fo> gold.
Senator Reid of North Caroline has expe-
rlenced several hemorrhages since his recent
departure from Richmond and he will not
be able to resume his seat in the Senate this
session, if ever.
There is little doubt that the report
that the leading Mormons have ADAM
doned Salt Lake City, ard that Gov. Cum
mlngs has gone there by invitation, is untrue.
NO such information has been received by the
government.
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ST.. Louis, May ia violent tornado
blew the passenger tram of the Alton and st.
Louis Railroad off the track at Lexington,
Missouri, on Thursday night, and several per.
sons were seriously injured. The towns of
Lexington and Peoria, at the junction Of
Towanda, also suffered severely, half the
houses in them beng prostraled. At Towan-
da three men were killed. Yesterday another
storm of like character passed over the region
between bloomington and Springfield, doing
much damage. A large numberof houses in
Elkharl and Williamsvllle were demolished,
ole OF them falling in, and killing five per-
sons.
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Total. .............. 81 los AS s2,Osl.e


JEALOUSY, ATTEMPTED MURDER, AND SUI
oIDR.- The Philadelphia Bulletin of Thursday
afternoon gives the particulars of the attempt-
ed murder of woman, and the subsequent
suicide OF the would-be murderer mentioned
by telegraph as follows; asio
b ga German aged about thirty, named
George F. Goodwin, who had been EMPLOYED
by Mr.. Dollard. the hair dresser, No. 5lS
Chestnut street, has been living for some
time witha woman named Elizabeth or Lizsy
MARSHALL in Arch street, near ninth. We
believe they were not married, but have been
residing together as man and wife. Mrs, or
Miss Marshallis quite. good looking person,
not over twenty tive, rather short and toler.
ably stout. At t
1t appears that Goodwin and this woman
had lived pleasantly enough until three or
four weeks ago. when Lizzy ran away to Bos-
ton with man named Samuel W. Randall.
This conduct naturally angered Good win,
who was sufficiently wrought on to leave
Mr.. Dollard's, where he was at work, and to
60 on to Boston after the fugitive fair one.
OF his adventures in search OF her we are
not informed, but at al, events they reap
peared IN this city, together, aud this morn
ing enacted the fatal tragedy which we are
about to relate. faHn en
They were first observed seated in Franklin
square, and earnestly taking together; but
the crowd Of children and promenaders in the
square paid but little attention to them. But
as their conversation grew more earnest and
their gestures more excited. they attracted the
attention Of quite number Of persons in
their vicinity, who were horrfed 10 see them
rise from their seats, as Goodwin drew a pis-
toll and fred at bis mistress She fell, and
Goodwin then Instantly tnrned the weapon
pgainst his own person and shot himself
through the head.'' He died in less than an
hour. ft.f .i n --'-.T
The wounded woman was at once cared
fpr,s being taken to her residence in Arch
street Her wounds were found to be Of a
very serious nature. mftaJ " 4 =
Goodwin has wife and two children liv-
ing at No. SO West Cedar street, Boston. His
mother likewise resides there.
The North american says that Samuel w
Randall, the lover fot whom Lizzie discarded
George, was an agent for New York manu-
faeturing jewelry concern. ~
Llzzieis real name, II turns out, waa Anna
Garland. She was from Lynn. , 81
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STEAMER SUNK.--1he steamer Citv of
Huntsville sunk on Wednesday night. at Pal.
myra Island, Cumberland River, and il n In.
tai loss. No lives loAt. No nnrtinuia.s
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a PROCLAMATION
TO THE D.IES!!G

wHsRBAs it appears that the days Of right honor and
integrity, are fast fading aways and WHEREAS the nm
scupuous and ignorant daily taking advantage Of
the profound and learned. BE In Known THEREFoRE IA
all, whether MAIDS, Wives, or WIDOWS that DIR
CHEkSEN ANS FEM ALE PILLS are ALONE the eertain
panacea for the troubles incident TO female disorganiza
ton; they correcting all painful menstruaton
assuagng papitatous Of the heart disturbed seeD ajn
In The side and causing health and happiness to the
whole SEX more especially to the MARRIED. PORTION AZ
they certain to bring on the monthly period win
regularity. AND WHsRBAs, these PILLS are pnrelv
vegetable and entirely Tree from minerals therefore per
ieely harmless in their operations, and ghov unlke
other medienes thrust the public, purportiug In
effect the objects already detailed THzRERoRx BR ~
EN0wN, that NOTHING but the said PILLS Of DIR
UHEESEMAN will accomplish the desired object when
DISAPPOINTMENT has been experienced under the epms
OF OTHER PILLS; and the LADIES will cause this Procla
nation t. spread amongst them their own everlasting
benentaways promising that said Proclamation in one
case must be considered null and void; that is to saw
that the Pills must not be taken when any female is IN
an INTERESTING CONDITION, otherwise a misoariage will
be the inc silabe result. van
Explicit directions, to be carefully read accompanv
each box Price ST. Sent by mail On enclosing X n
DF. OoInelius b. Oheesemau Box ASH Post Office Nsw
YORK City or to NJ. B. Green a Co.. Worcester Mass
SID by one Druggist in every town in the United
Given under my hand and seal,
U. L. CHEEsEMAN Nm
q r. B. HUToH1NGs, General Agent for The iin;tod
States 1875 Chambers St sNew York. to whom all orders
nTsold by NJ B Green Co., Worcester.
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Terrible HniI Storm.

terrible hHil storm occurred in Chester
field county, Va, Friday evening Some of
the stones were of the size of hens eggs.
Vegetation YVES destroyed.
The ground was strewed with the leaves and
branches OF trees, and many windows were
broken. The hail was from two to three feet
deep IN some places in the roads.
The train from Petersburg in the evening
came in contact with tree uprooted by the
storm, and the engine and cars were much
damaged. The storm is unprecedented.
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The FRosr AND THE CoTToN cRoPs "A cor
respondent Of the New York Times writing from
Montgomery, Ala, Under the date Of May 9Th,
says, contrary 70 the report 50 generally crculat
ed a week or two ago, he has ascertained that the
I crops in the South have suffered in no material
degree from the recent frOsts. The general opin-
|. ion seems to be, that the cotton crop was never
50 promising, and the extent Of that staple culti
yated this season is far in excess Of former years
That cry Of injury from the frost was gotten up
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BUY Me AND BLL DO You GOOD.v
Now is the time to the great Spring and Sumner
Medicine
DIR. LANGLEY'S ROOT AND HERR
b / II Il e. K =.
Composed Of SGySapGTiHa, Wif Cherry, Yell1to
Dock, Prickly Ash, Throughout, RhUbGrb, Mon
drake, DandsiiOn, &c.,-GH Of lOhlch so com
bounded 10 act an concert and assist Nature in
eTGdicGting dissGse.
The effect of this medicine is most wondeIful-it acts
directly upon the bowels and blood by removing all OBJ
structions em the internal organs, stimulating th in
to healthy action renrVatng the fountains Of life and
Vigor purifying the blood cleansing it from all hu uors
aud causing course through every part Of the
dody. They ard eradicate from the system Liver
Complsin-that main wheel Of so many diseases-Jaun-
dice FIRMS all Billions diseases and Foul
Stomach, Dyspepsia OostiSeness Humors Of the Blood
aud SKIN Indigestion headache Dizziness, Piles heart
burn, easnfs Pain in the Side and Bowels, Fatulency
Loss OF Appetite AMI al kin rfd complaints by
torpid or diseased Liver dsordered Stomach or bad
Blood to which all less subject Spring and
Summer,
If taken IN large doses Fever and Apue may be brok-
co up snd cured at This has become standad
medicine, and is decidedly the best the world
Price only 25c for the pint and size for the quart
bottle.
Sold by all medicine dealers everywhere. Orders
should be addressed to J. o. LANGLEY, IL Marshall
street, Boston, Mass.
Sold by all the Druggists 10 Worcester
mch4 d&w6m
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Canher Rash al nd scarlet Fever.-Espec
ay during the prevalence of this malignant and fatal
dsease,the public should again be informed that EN-
gILLE'S YEGETARLE EXPR AcT is the most eff
iecoa remedy or canker, canker rash and scsre ver
eanker and thrush in the mouth throat diste er what
is malignant putt ed sore throat, dysenery and ali snm
mer complaints; sad has been in use twenty three
years as family medicine it is unrvalled being COM
posed Of harmless materials.
TIE genuine has the fac simile of the inventor A. S.
GRANVILLE, on the wrapper and circular. 1t is now
manufactured by bis widow, drs g. A. Grenvie in Wor
cester and is Tor sale at John j. Brown sons a9s
Washington street, and Charles Carney 1873 Washing
ton street Boston. Also by james Green snd n scnft
Worcester, and druggists generally
Also, GRERYTLLE'S LINIWENT' to aceor,,o = 4,
the Extracts fol liberated throat as an an
phcaion. tits good for any kird Of Inflammation For
ourns light or severe, relieve the anguish almost
Instantly, and perform most wonderful cure II
be well for every family to keep it. it being also good oi
bruises chbiains chapped hands sore lips and noses
pies, sc, &c atf zig
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THH YEILow FEIoATs or th. 1,oo Slater. :.
BY Capt James Grant author OF "Harrv De-.
LIVE Or The Black Dragons /" 'Philip kolla,
Or me Scottish Musketeers," &c &c 1 vol.
large $40, New York; Dick 4 Fitzgerald. f'
The romances Of Capt. Grant have acquired
such 4 reputation as viii insure ready demand
for this nsr work. Its a romance Of The adv
Scottish history, toward lhs close Of the tenth
century,and turns on the romantic and clandestipe
marriage of the young Duke Of Ro.hesay, after.
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ANOTHER RAILROAD AccIDENT.-A terrible
acsdent happened OF the Lafayette and Indiana
polls Railroad, At about o'clock on Saturday
morning As the Cincinnati night express train,
bound North. was crossing bridge twenty-five
miles East Of Lafayette, it gave way, Preeipitat-
ing the whole train into the water. The night
was very dark, and the high water had under.
mined the Rbutment Of the bridge. The train
was running at the rate Of twenty i've miles per
hour The engine had reached the end Of the
bridge, which was one hundred feet long, when
the whole gave way - saoisssrau ilsn3Ieitai /
James Irwin. conductor, Jacob BuStenger. en-
gineer, and --- - MaIOney, fireman, we're kill
ed, None Of the passengers were injured
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-17

POLICE CoURT. --0n saturday, the case Of DR.,
Goodale and Elizabeth J. Watson, for fornication
wasTesnmed, and resulted in the defendants be.
ing holden in the sum Of $500 each for their ap
pearance before the Court Of Common Pleas at
Fitchbuig, on the second Monday of August
next Considerable testimony Of very ambipa-
Gus character was introduced
Peter Simpson Of Delaware, for being drunk,
was fned 50 and costs, and committed
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MARRIED UNDER PRoTBsT-So Of the re-
spectacle and order-loving citizens of Sterling,
having learned that two Of their young people
had been living 10 such relation as to render
the ceremony Of marriage in the highest degree
decent and proper. surprised them about 10
O'Clock Friday evening OF last week, took them
byforOe and arms TO magistrate. and had them
married according to law. In order to make the
affair as little aggravating as possible to the iu-
terested parties, the magistrate gave the fee to
the bride, and the crowd presented 10 the com
pulsoFy bridegroom new hat TFanscript.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-17

The third annual conference Of the Methodist
Church in Kansas and Nebraska was held al To. !,
peka from the 18th to the 10th Of April, Bishop
James pEssidipgs The. churches returned 1928
members in Kansas, and 1877 in Nebraska-an in .
crease Of more than half IN 1855 There are So
local preachers in the two territories Al timer
s ant preachers were established in Kapzss, and 20
in Nebraska, for the year ensuing. s.5asl as
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vEssrIs BoAnDsp0 br' Bannn cauIsrns.

vEssELs BoARDspp BIZ BhfrnH CRuIsEns.
Letters from Havana rnenlioD the detention
BY British cruisers off the Cuban coast Of other
American vessels. The baFque Glenburn.
arrived irom Antwerp, was boarded BY 4 Brit,
ish officer, who told the Captain ofthe Glen
burn that orders from Jamaica we're 10 board
every vessel they met on the coast. When
the ship 0roito was boarded ht Saqua. her
captain, = y said. .prsmptorily ordered the
British otheer aud crew 70 leave his ysssel, s
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based. If there be any pluck in the Chris
tians of the North, they will come together
at the next anniversary Of this society, reverse
this action, and elect publishing committee
who will do their duty. And if the South
then sees fit to break up the society, let the
responsibility be theirs. If human institu-
tons are, in their imperfecuon, obliged to
compromise with evil, let us preserve religion
unsullied, else, our STANDARD is gone. Relig-
ion is an absolute thing, and can make no
compromises, without danger to Itself
Springfield Republican. f#F fNFrlid
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Spurious So bilIs,purpmMag 70 10 on the Mar.
ragansstt Bank. Wexford. r. T., have been Of
fered At stores 10 New York The bills were
sarginaily Of the Farmers' Bank, wicktord, bro
J kep. and he tills bad heen pltered.to that Of
Management Bank. U4kWeWW a
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-17

B Nav oRlEAss opera TRorPG-Asseen By the sdvsr.
tsement in another column, the original New oresp.
Buresque Opera Troupe, who considered the best
band Of Ethiopian serenAdeEs, organized vii give
an entertAtinment at Bfney Hall, tonight. Ths pro-
gratnme annouocss unusual corps Of nnryaied star
perfcr~ers and the pieces 10 be performed are Of the
nrk order ~ $50 sgs trae4 ~ 80 ~ s.i.
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. buttons to journals intended to illustrate his
opinions. Arranged by his son, Blanchard Jerss
Iold; VOL l2moa Boston; Ticknor 4 Fields,
For near quarter Of a century the readers o.
the periodicals Of London we're more indebted to
Douglas Jerrold than to almost all other writer's
for the playful humor, sparkling Wit and biting
sarcasm, with which the waywardness. the eecen-
uicities and the folliesof the age, were shown up
from time to time, in these works. The son, with
true 6lial feeling, has, in this work made col,
lection, drawn from all available sources, Of the
gems Of wit, thrown of by him, on VIII atever DC.
casion. These, though many Of them occupy not
more than from one TO three lines, fill volume.
Yet, says the editor rthe book includes, after all.
only scanty proportion Of the witticisms which
belong 70 Doueins Jerfold, and which find their
way to every place where the English language is
spoken" There is enough, however, to furnish
standing matter for recreation, for reflection, and
instruction, for, in most Of Jeuold's brilliants,
'hsre z philosophy az well as wit. { '.e'4' 4
For sale byF, M, Peck. s'a'F y
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Hell lshoD. a,

n r. bishop, graduate of the Baltimore College
OF Dental Surgery, having had an extensive practice
10 thus ely Tor the last ten or twelve ysars has now re
moved his Office TO bis house. No. "A Pearl street where
us psolssslonal services may still be obtained He would
call attention particularly to bis method Oh treatin bi
drens teeth, securing 70 them by timely skin and oyer
sight hne set OF Natural Teeth the appreciation Of
under hls chargeand he hopes all parents will se bs
Importance Of early placing every child 10 the care Of
some skiu and faithful Dentist to pscme their future
comfort. w Ns
" TooTH PowDER AND WASH &C., for sale. ~.
Vmee open an hours OF the day and evening-l4 Pear
street, I'd Dwelling House from Main street.s
co ..nHu Hltf
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Dr. BrOadbenr,s RleAicnl 1,n..a

=, NO las Court street.. near Revere House Ros,on
Mass, established for specially trea,,ng as Dostoh,
Diseases Of Che Throat, Heart Lungs Throat And ResS
c 9Ty gfgans by the inhalation Breathing 81 warm or
"ecata yspors would most respectfully announce
merous patients throughout Nea England hst he Sas
returned 70 bis office in Bostoa; Exclusrvv,y yop nr.
pH . WHERE he may be consulted daily, person
Ay or ~ letter, from A. to 6 D. M free
TnE PREMATURE DECAY or YourH jast nuhl,,hsd hv
" sroadoens the eminent Physiolngis private medi
"a rrsatise on the bary Decay VI American Youth Sem
nn Weaknees ard other diseases OF the a. mar
III both male and female 1t is FOR general da,s,ts,Son
aed may be haa by calling at bis Office. or n viii he
~ ~ sealed envelope @ any part Of the country free
w. ~ gu o. two letter stamps Tor postage
weaknesses and other complains peculiar to he female
ystem, VIII hnd speedy cure by calling a. abobe.
0ccZb dNvtf
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FTNANcIAL STATEMENTS OF THE RELIGIOUS
ASSOCIATIONS, The financial returns of the
different religious organizations show that
their usual prosperity has attended them, de-
spite the panic of the last season. In some
cases there has been a falling off; in others
there has been decided gain. The figures
loot up about equally, as will be seen
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-17

,ot sMoGgE TO De HuNo ON the I5rH or JuxEl-
The Governor on Friday drew his warrant for the
execution 81 Niece on the 10th Of june prOki.
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DocToR @. A. HILL-sir: will say that your medi-
Inc has benefited me much My health is much better
han II when commenced taking it. thnkit viii
cure me. IhsYe not been troubled with the pain in my
head but since taking your medicine. The distress
between my shoulders has all PASSED away. Thinkine
that you might like to hear how l was getting along
havetaken the liberty TO address these lines to YOU
remain, sir, yours especially, Mrs G O.
Rutland, Nov. s. 1854 DIFF lal
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4 From Observation-Disclosures from Lecompton
is 70 the effect that band Of marauders commit
ted numerous dspFedatiOns in that neighborhood
on the lllh. robbing several settlers and the store
Of William s. Wells, some fifteen miles from Le-
compton, The garg is said to number sixty men.
completely armed, and is asserted to be the same
that recently perpetrated the robberies and muir
ders at Fort Scott. No pursuit was attempted. 4