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cher Majesty's Government" The ladies' of
the household, are, of course exempt from
political change, as established after the strug-
gle between the Crown and the Prime Minis
ter when that office was filled by Sir Robert
Peel.-LiUepooi Times
TRINA DoNNA.-A letter from Trieste of
June II, to the Pennsylvania says =
IA serious fight occurred here day before
yesterday, in one of the prominent hotels, be-
tween Austrian officers and citizens The of.
Ulcers were singing the Austrian national
hymn, celebrating, as was supposed at the time,
the victory of Magenta. The civilians were
asked to take off their hats, they refused,
scuffie ensued, and five of the civilians were
sent to the castle. Last night, when three
Generals, with their entire staff, and number
OF other officers, visited the OPERA the perform
ance could not proceed, because the prima dom
ma declined to sing. In vain did Chevaier
Revoltelia, the millionaire banker and friend
OF the Imperial Court, exert his influence with
the refractory prima donna-she refused to sing
before The Austrian officers"
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THE MAINE REPUBLICAN CoNvENr1oN.-
1t has been stated in one or more journals that
the resolutions of the Republican State Con
vention in Maine, on Wednesday last, endors-
ed the doctrine ofPopular Sovereignty, as it is
generally understood. The resolutions indicate
nothing of the kind, and only refer to the sub.
Ject with explicit denunciation and denial.
The resolution on the subject is the second in
the list adopted, and reads as follows
Resolced, That we hold unequivocally to the
doctrine of genuine popular sovereignty
and the rights of the people in every State
and Territory to establish their own institu
tons in their own way, subject only to the
constitutional powers of Congress, and the re-
straints of just morality but we deny the
right OF any community to Cypress the weaker,
to enact laws that do not operate with equal
and exact Justice upon every man who is sub.
Ject to them and we denOunce the heresy that one
class Of men hare the right to eaSlaye another as an
audacioaS denial Of the doctrine in question, and
bold assault upon the only just foundation of
government, and dangerous to the liberties of
the people.
The popular sovereignty of Mr.. Douglas and
the Cincinnati platform, the popular sovereign.
ty which comedies the right of an accidental
or any other majority, to do wrong thing is
as far from being approved by the Maine Re-
publicans as every other heresy of tile Demo.
cratic party.
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DEATH OF AN AUTnoR.-Mr. William ST.
monds, one of the editors of the New England
Farmer, died Of consumption at his residence
in winchester, Thursday night. He had IA.
ken long ride in the afternoon, and during
the evening had received calls from some
neighbors, whom he entertained with his nc.
customed cordially. AT ten o'clock he died.
Mr. Simonds was the author of the series of
children's books called the "Aimwell Stories y
and was editor of the Saturday Rambler till
it was merged into the Farmer He was at
the time of his decase thirty-eight years Of
age lie leaves wife and a large circle Of
friends TO mourn his loss.
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w STER:
SATURDAY. July o. 1859.


By THE STEAMER HUNGARIAN, which has
arrived at Quebec with news from Europe four
days later, we have some account of the great
battle which has been fought on the Mincio.
1t is to be called the battle Of Soleino. Softer
inc is a village containing about 1000 inhab-
itants and it is situated Is rifles northwest of
Mantua, on the left or west side of the Mincio.
In 1896 there was battle at this place between
the French and Austrians, in which the latter
were defeated 1t was followed by the siege
of Mantua OF the battle just fought at Sol
ferino we have only an incomplete account;
but it is evident that the struggle was fierce
and bloody, and that there were heavy losses
on both sides The latest report announces
that the Austrians had retreated, and that the
French had crossed the Mincio without further
opposition This indicates that to the Aus.
trians their defeat was serious affair.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-09

HE ELEPHANT AT HIS TomET.-Dan
kice.s renowned elephant made his toilet AZ
the Frog Pond on the Common, Thursday
morning, in the presence CT large number Of
spectators. About y o'clock the animal, con.
veylng his own trunk, was seen to make his
way across the Common to the pond in oues.
ton. Arrived at that celebrated locality. he
plunged int the aqueous element, and dis
ported himself in apparently the most happy
manner, and greatly to the delight of the iuye-
nile portion Of the crowd. II was a novelty. n
sensational affair to thus see an elephant at the
Dath. The elephant had shown us times
enough how he does almost everything else.
aud 1t had become an old story-but a bath
that was new. And so he splashed and snort
ed, rolled and sloshed, and cut capers
Of all sorts, his little eye twinkling with
delight The attempt to get him over the big
iron pipe, with view 10 give him cold wa.
ter surprise, was not successful Although
evidently temperance elephant, he don't be-
licve IN deluges. Having completed his toilet
IN about half an hour he took his trunk aud re-,
turned to his lodgings on the Back Bay lands.
-Bostoa Bee.
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Correspondence of the Spy.
ON THE WAVE.
OK BoARD YACHT SURrRIsE,

On BOARD YACHT SURPRISE,
Gloucester Harbor, July I, 1859, s AN.
By order of Commodore Hastings, L am
happy to inform you and your numerous read
ers, that the Monadnock Club arrived in this
Harbor yesterday, and cast anchor at p. NJ.
We left Worcester in the A. NJ, train on Tues
day for Boston, where we found our boat man.
ned and provisioned for our cruise. We weigh
ed anchor at IL o'clock, A. NJ, and stood out to
sea with fine breeze. Passed Nahant at $50
2. NJ, and made for Salem, where we arrived
at $50 p NJ. We remained at Salem all night
and at 6 A. NJ. on Wednesday, after partaking
of a splendid breakfast, and the wants of the
inner man having been fully satisfied, we
weighed anchor and stood out 80 miles for n
fishing ground. 1t would hardly be credited
by your readers, were ] not backed up in the
statement by our party, when tell you that
in less than three hours we took little short
of $50 pounds of the best cod a line ever
shared. We were fully satisfied, when, at
noon, we found our boat making for this har-
Dor where we arrived, as l informed you, at
$50 P. NJ Steward Sprague informed us, at
p. M, that dinner was ready, and that we were
to have chowder. And such chowder!
Well, it's of no use talking; you poor citizens
up there can't appreciate any such thing.
The citizens of this place, after hearing of our
arrival, treated us in the most gentlemaniy
manner n strawberry party was Immediately
formed, and we were treated to some of the
most beautiful berries which it was ever my
fortune to behold The ladies have been down
to the shore and watched the beauty of our
craft, and no doubt several of our crew have
formed acquaintance which distance will new
er sever. This morning, at daybreak, our
men were on deck, ready to take the mackerel
which soon came alongside. AT A. NJ, when
breakfast was called, we had caught barrel of
them, which are handsome enough for king
to gaze upon. AT this time, we are preparing
to leave for Portsmouth, where, if wind and
weather permit we shall probably arrive at
P. NJ Should we not have time to drop you
another line, will you present our best wishes
to our numerous friends in your city, Our
party are just now giving three cheers for the
girls we left behind us, and three more for the
ladies of this place. Our worthy captain and
his men are all that we could desire-kind and
obliging in every respect, and men who know
how to render party of this kind pleasant to
every one. Long may they and the noble
craft which they sail glide these waves, with
as happy crew as they have on board this
day. But the boat is waiting to take this
ashore, and l must close. We shall return to
Boston on Saturday, in season to take the 4.30
p. NJ. train for your city. CAPT. CLERK.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-09

LOVE AND PIsToLs.-The town of Elks.
ton, Iowa, was recently thrown into as great
fever OF excitement as any little community
ever was, by truly strange and wonderful oc-
currence. 1t seems there had been an afaire
de amour between a Mr.. James Parish. a Young
man about 70 or "A years of age, living with
MS iather ana whose family is of the highest
responsibility, about three miles from town, on
the Clarksville road, and Miss Alice Roberts,
one OF the most interesting aud lovely Young
ladies' OF this place. Matters not having NOV.
ed on exactly to suit the hero of the story. or
the stream of true love not flowing smoothly
on, about twilight IA romantic hour for n din
Dollcal deed) while Miss Roberts was engaged
IN an evening stroll with Mr.. Sherwood, ON
Nam street, about half way from the Cont
House to the bridge, on their return home. she
met Mr.. Parish, who presented something TO-
wards her breast, which she thought note
card, or some harmless weapon of love. ti
she was astonished by the bursting of n can
when she broke to run into the nearest honse
AS sle ran he fired at her, but failed in his fair
marx. Miss RS gallant galIantly interposed
pacing himself between her and Parish. there
ny averting so direful a calamity. Parish
made safe his escape. He is about five feet
ten or eleven inches high; very fleshy for n
youhg man hord complexion dark hair,
salluy Whiskers, quick spoken, with an air Of
pluster about him; when conversing has
haDlt OF COMPRISING his lips, chewing his to.
pacco very fast, with rather penetrating eve.
very quick IN its movements: he weighs about
u luhureo ana eighty or ninety pounds. The
PARTIES are all OF the very highest standing
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-09

ATMOSPHERIC PHENoMENoN.-A singular
performance of the wind is noticed on the hill
sides near Monte Christie, California; air cur
rents strike snow drift, and piercing it, catch
the dry fakes, bringing them forth and rising
in the shape of water spouts at sea. Frequent
ly, a number of spirals form and unite at a
hight of from thirty to forty feet, when they
separate and fall like water spray. This phen-
omenon, while it resembles, the water spout
as perfectly as could be, is a more astonish-
ing, and it certainly belongs to the most re-
markabe order of natural wonders
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ny me and I'll do you good, ,,-UcaItl and
strength secured, by the the great Sprne aud
mer medicine Dr. Langey's Root and Herb Bitters com
posed OF SaiSaparilla, Wild Cherry yellow Dock brirh
icy ASH fhor01shwort, lthubarb Mandrake Dandeiion
w. a OF Whc are so compounded as to act i'm conrert
au assisting Nature m Graduating disease The eject NJ
.ls medicine Is most wonderful acts directly mon
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w ilernal organs stimulating them into healthy ac
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-09

CRIcKET-EngLand rs. United States and
Cdndda.-Arrangenents have been completed
in regard to a visit of the United Eleven Crick-
ct Club of England to this country. They
are to arrive here in September next, and the
first match will be that of the Eleven of Eng
land and twenty-five of the United States and
Canada, the match to be played on the new
grounds of the St Georges Club, adjoining
the Yacht Club House near the Elysan Fields.
The presence of those great players will pro-
duce great excitement in cricketing circles
throughout the country
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-09

THE DAILY MAIL SEcURED.-The Barre
Gazette says the committee appointed to So
licit subscriptions for the purpose of paying
80 HNhnrSe nf carrvin0 tiin tlIraa tir,s.p -.
week between Barre and Worcester, have
raised the necessary funds, obtained authority
from the department for the continuance of the
mail as heretofore, and have completed the
arrangement with the contractors. The mail
from Barre to Petcrsham and Athol will go
Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, and to
Dana and Orange and 'way stations" Mon
days, Wednesdays, and Fridays, returning al
ternate days, making connections with the Wor-
cester stage as usual.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-09

The WAcHUsET FISHING CLUB had an
adjourned meeting on Wednesday evening
last, and organized for their approaching ex-
cursion by choosing for Commodore, Edwin
Bynner Clerk, A. B. r. Sprague; Purser, j.
C. Newton. The club will number twenty five
in all, when its ranks are full. They will sail
from Boston, August 5, in the clipper yacht
Wild Pigeon, for the Banks of Newfoundland
May they have prosperous voyage and safe
return with plenty of cod.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-09

ExcURsroN.-The Fountain street M. E.
Society and Sabbath School of Providence,
accompanied by Shepard's Brass Band, will
arrive in this city about $50 A. NJ. to-day,
over the Providence and Worcester Rail Road.
They will be provided with an abundance of
refreshments which they will partake of at
the Park street Church in this city, they
being the guests of that Society. Should
the weather be favorable they will no doubt
enjoy their visit highly.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-09

lillps Mint Specific is one Of the most desirable
preparations IN the market for Badness and falino IN f
Tue iar The following communication from Mr. Gen,a
oesslus VINO Is well known In this communitv is the
universal testimony Of those who use II '' % tuD
NJ + IA r,, Worcester, March 49, 1889
ny testoy 70 me value OF your Mint SpecIne In casey
ess ana falling on OF the Hair few weeks sincc
procured bottle oyour specific for the use OF nv VIZ
iar liau Deen falling on quite rapdlv ir sn,
e past anu apparently was causing premature ioln e
vssi uiess some remedy was speedily applied II WIN
I2re using up the first bottle the falling of o. nv Y 1e
s uaTeiy arrested, and all apprehension ~ nad
~ INC s"ie q y9Tr valuable Mint specac reSsS
cestcr, Mass. Nla, ~ Apothocary, W0r
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