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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-16

MALLoY's STATION, Feb. 15.-The mail
coach, with San Francisco dates to the 23d ult,
has arrived Judge McAllister, of the U. S.
Circuit Court, has refused to dissolve the in
junction on the new Almeda quicksilver mine,
and it is probable this great source of wealth
will remain unproductive till the Supreme
Court settles the title.
The Republican State Convention to choose
delegates to the Chicago Convention, meets on
the 22d. The anti Lecompton state committee
adjourned without calling a convention to
choose delegates to Charleston.
All that remained of the steamer Northern
er, recently wrecked near Cape Mendocino,
had been sold for $780, A letter had been re-
ceived in San Francisco from the balloonist,
Henry Wise, proposing an aerial trip from that
city to New York, across the Great Plains.
Oregon dates are to the 18th, Washington
Territory 18th, and British Columbia 10th.
Politics as usual engrossed the attention of the
people of Oregon. There are rumors of a
prospective coalition between the Republicans
and the anti LecomptOn Democrats to elect
Col Ed. Baker OF California United States
Senator in May next. Col. Baker was to leave
San Francisco, to take up his future residence
in Oregon, by the next steamer, which gives a
color of truth to the rumor.
In British Columbia, the Right Rev. Bishop
Hill had preached his first sermon in Victory
district church. He proposes establishing a
first class collegiate school. The amount of
revenues collected in British Columbia during
the past year was $300,0 900.
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Items by Telegraph.

NORFOLK, Feb. IA destructive fire took
place at Elizabeth City, N. c. Forty houses
were burnt, involving loss to Messrs. Gatkins,
Cobb, Pool, Wheeler, and Others Many fam
lilies are houseless and without means of sup
port. Insurance only partial. The fire was
the work of an incendiary, and caused great
excitement.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 15.-Official dispatches
from our minister at Chill say that outrages
are continually perpetrated on American citi-
zens, and no efforts are made by the govern
ment to redress them. This matter, with the
Peruvian difficulty, is before the President,
and he will doubtless take such action as the
importance of the subject demands.
New YORK, Feb l5.-A dangerous coun-
terfeit of a ten dollar gold piece was discovered
yesterday The piece had evidently been
split edgewise, both halves filed quite thin,
and in place of the stolen gold piece of wifi
fish matter substituted.
On Saturday afternoon, the granting mill of
the powder works of Rand & Smith, near
Newburg, exploded, and an employee, named
Christopher Simmerman, was killed.
BINGHAMPToN, Feb. ia convention of
the Brooks American party, was held here
to-day, and committees appointed on national
and state organization. Proceedings mainly
private. The private room not crowded.
SCRANTON, Pa, Feb. 15.-A box containing
one leg and the two feet of human body !,
was found in ravine near the Scranton depot
this morning, and taken in charge by the cor
oner, who will hold an inquest
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Itams frnm NAVY Ynrlr

New YORK, Feb 15.-The London cores
pondence of the Commercial says, the British
Ministry are threatened with strong opposition
OH the budget; but they have a good deal of
strength and will probably get through in
triumph. The session however promises to
be an exciting one.
The jury in the case of w. S. Tuers, the
murdered Waterman, have returned verdict
that he came to his death by violence from
some unknown person Mrs. McClester has
been discharged.
The Arago's cargo has been valued at about
SO 100000. The rise of four and one.half per
cent. in Pacific mail stock this morning, was
caused by report that Vanderbilt had made
propositions some days since for the settlement
of the opposition between the rival lines, and
that they are likely to be carried into effect on
the basis of weekly line to Aspnwall and
on a new arrangement of partition between the
different lines. AT the second Board the stock
further advanced AZ per cent.
The Washington correspondent Of the Post
says MIR. Seward has greet speech prepared
on the slavery question, to be delivered at a
hitting opportunity.
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From Washington.


WASHINGTON, Feb 14.--Several Democrats
who served under Col. Allen, late Clerk of the
House, were decapitated to-day. Col, Forney
has made the following, among many other
appointments from the Middle and Western
States p. Barry Hayes, Chief Clerk, salary
$2l00. c. c. Chaffee of Massachusetts, Re-
publican, Librarian, $500. VIM Averhill of
Maine, Rep, bookkeeper, $500. Geo. Chip
man OF Vermont, Rep, $500. Daniel Buck
of Vermont, retained, $500. j. P. Allen of
Connecticut, Rep, land Office, $500.
The Committee on Agriculture have in
structed Mr.. Grow to report a homestead bill.
The bill which was introduced into the former
Congress by Mr.. Grow included only the land
subject to private entry. The new bill covers
all the land subject to presumption, and ex-
tends the right to all who are now settled, as
well as those who may hereafter settle.
1t is stated in Democratic circles if Kansas
should be admitted under the Wyandotte Con
stitution, the President will veto the bill with
out hesitation.
Four or five Democratic Senators are ascer-
tanned to be against the Mexican treaty and
have exhibited no disposition to yield to the
Presidents manipulations. Without a posi-
tive reaction it cannot be ratified, even with
the aid of few New England votes, which
have been claimed without authority.
The action of the joint committee of the
Virginia Legislature declining the invitation
OF South Carolina to a Southern Convention
eXtinguishes that project
Senator Douglas has been again dangerously
ill. No less than five physicians were in at
tendance upon him on Tuesday.
The President having approved the Post
Office bill, it is therefore law as amended
previous to its passage. 1t appropriates 81
1850 for supplying the deficiency in the
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LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY
TWO DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE
by THE PRINCE ALBERT.

ST. JOINS, N. F. Feb 15.-The Galway
steamer Prince Albert which left Galway on
Saturday, 4th inst, arrived this forenoon, and
sailed for New York this evening. She has
~ saloon and $50 other passengers. Has had
heavy weather on the passage. The news by
this arrival is not of striking importance
Lord John Russell announced in Parliament
that the government could not produce the
correspondence relative to the rumored annex.
alton of Savoy to France, but said Count Wa.
lewSkl had given assurances to Lord Cowley
that the Emperor had no intention of propos
ing such annexation. The British govern
ment sent dispatch to the Emperor, express
ing its satisfaction at this assurance.
On the question of appointing a committee
to investigate the subject of miscellaneous ex-
penditures, the ministers were defeated by 2S
majority.
Sir w. Cowper is to be appointed to the
Ministry of Public Works, vice Fitzroy de-
ceased.
The Hanover cotton mills, in Manchester,
have been destroyed by fire. Loss ESQ, 900.
The French news is mainly confined to the
question of the annexation of Savoy. The
Paris Patrie denounces the efforts of Sardinia
to prevent the Savoyards from expressing
their desire for annexation.
The London Post prominently announces
ludt TIE governments Vi England anu France
have formed an alliance on the Italian ques-
ton, and are firmly determined that no inter-
Vention shall be committed. 1t is rumored
that the two governments have determined to
recognize the annexation of the Italian States
to Sardinia, as the only true solution of the
question.
There is increasing evidence Of discomfort
in Hungary, and affairs are daily assuming a
more serious aspect.
An engagement had taken place between
the Moors and the right wing OF the Spanish
army, resulting in the loss of their position to
the Moors and 1000 killed. The Spanish loss
amounted to 200.
Latest by Telegraph from Liverpool to Galway.
The Times city article of the 4th says funds
opened with great steadiness, and an improve
ment of one-eighth per cent. was well main
tanned throughout the day.
Mr.. Hull member of Parliament for Gates
Head, had accepted the vice presidency of the
Board Of Trade vacated by C0wpens.
The Post says the treaties OF Villafranca
and Zurich are virtually annulled, and the
western powers commanded that no arm
ed interference shall take place in Italy,
unless previously sanctioned by the unani.
nous approval Of all the great European pow
ers.
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NTnrkets-NEw YoRx. Feb. IS.

MNArReCh-NEW YORK, FEB. To-
ASHES dull and unehanged sales 80 bbls; pot S. 25
pearl 537.
COTTON market dull and heavy sales 1000 bales,Iat
FIOURReceipts 1880 bbls sales $500 bbls State and
Western dull, and lower; unsound 81 "a 475 superne
State $500 "a $50; extra State = % -; round hoop
Ohio $50 Ia 595 superne Western SIS 90 q $40; COM
mon to good extra Western $500 a $40; southern dull
and unchanged: sales 500 bbs mixed to good s5,45 q
$40; fancy and extra S575 @ ST. Canada ertne duh
ana ,d.q2opingj $50 b6ls extra s5,35 q So
GRAlN.-Wheat dull and heavy; sales $500 bush; Mil
wauke club, sl9; white Canada, sl,3s. Corn stegdy /;
sales $4,000 bush; new white and yellow at IS q 793c.
Oats steady; Southern and Jersey SO "a 4c Northern
and Western A "a ACC.
PRoVISIONS-Beet active and firm; sales $50 bbls !;
country mess 1925 q $500 prime SAN q $50; repacked
Chicago 80 "a SlO prime mess SIG "a Sl9 sales 100 ties
Baltimore India mess at s25 Pork rm sales $500 bbls
including 1000 bbls sellers option all March,
SIS; mess $3.50 for old and 1881 q 1850 for new
prime Sl237 a 1880 for old, Sl450 for Cut meats
steady; sales It's pkgs; Shoulders 7c Hams 81 a 93c.
Baconrm; sales 100 boxes Dressed hogs steady sales
at &c for western Lard firm sales 225 barrels at IL a
HE Butter dull Ohio II q 5c; State Is q zoe. Whis-
key lower and more active sales 800 bbs 243c Rice
unsettled but firm; sales $50 at 81 a 43c Sugars
hrm; New Orleans by auction, S. hhds at II a dc and
81 buds Texas Il 7lc Muscovado 300 hhds at it q "a;
Conee frm; Rio, 1900 bags at l2fc Earacabo 200 bags
At ~ nc; Jsva, 1900 mats at l5c. Molasses steady
New Orleans 50 bbs at 4, and by auction $40 bbls
33a @ 453c.
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flor Sale or On 4Rrt
az SEE FOURTH PACE

Two LET-An upper tenement of nine
= rooms, at No. II Shelby street. Apply at No Ed
ward street DIFF 'F'' - -
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Rlnndu ARRAY

New YORK, Feb. 15th--A bloody ARRAY
occurred at Port Even, Ulster county, on Sat
urday afternoon last. Three young men from
Esopus, having taken an iceboat fastened their
boat at the dock at Port Even, and left her for
a while; three other young men took her and
sailed about, when one of the frst-named par
ty, klyea, returned, and threatened to drive
them out One of the men stabbed him NOR
tally. kilyea's brother and his friend came to
the scene, and in the melee which followed,
the latter was frightfully wounded Hiram
kilyea then shot one of the men, and started
for Rondout, where he gave himself up to the
authorities, He was badly hurt. The other
names are not known.
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Execrable Villainv.

NEW YORK, Feb. 15.-Rumors are rife, in
Jersey City, of a nature seriously duplicating
certain persons doing business with the New
York Bay Cemetery. The practice is said to
be to place number of collins in a vault,
until some ten or a dozen have accumulated,
and subsequently to remove the bodies, which
are buried by wholesale in pine box The
more expensive collins are taken back to the
warerooms and re sold to customers. There
is to be an investigation.
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Sturbridge, Jan. II, 1860.
lal9 deIht Mchl EMAtnn1vs

o. A RARE CHANCE. HOUSE
Esi AND LOT AT AUCTIoN-I am directed to SELL
1880 without reserve, at public auction on TIL RS
DAY the LIST day of March next, at 10 O'Clock A. M on
he premises the House. calculated for tenements
win seven rooms wash and shed in each ten
ement; and is supplied with uniaillng water which is
carried TO each tenement by pump. The estate com
Pses dVUO rect OF land more less, and variety of
Cherry trees some in bearing The house is al
mostnew and built in a most thorough manner about
seven years since Said house and lot is situated on
austin street No 81 within five minutes walk OF the Post
once IN the city OF Worcester. Terms for the pur
CHASER, as there will be but small amount of money
M IVA tSe DOWN the remainder can lay desired by pay
CHARLES BELCHER. 246 Main street or of the Auc-
uoneer, 66 and IS Main street.
Worcester Feb 10, 1860. dis I'll
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THE BEST PREPARATION IN USE
HILLS MINT SPECIFIC.
For Badness AND FALLING OFF OF THE H.

----AA>
The great inquiry that been so long and constantly
madefor preparation to restore the Hair Badness and
to arrest its falling of has led Inventor to originate
doing so he earnestly hopes that discriminating public
will make distinction between this special preparation
and the great variety compounds so abundant through
out the world, tbs entirely distinct them in CHAR
cter, appearance and effect.
The following bona fde letters from reliable persons,
are mere submitted as being worthy testimonials
curing the confidence ana patronage OF the peonie
Mr.. J, Q. HLLMy Dear Sir: l take the liberty to add
my testimony to the value of your Mint Specific in
of badness and falling off of the hair. few weeks
since procured bottle of your Specific, for the
my wife, whose hair had been falling off quite rapidly for
some time past and apparently causing premature
With much Satisfaction tbe s carried to eerf tba
before using up the first bottle the falling off of her hair
entirely removed. Wishing you the most complete sue
cess in the sale OF your valuable mint Specific" re-
' yours NAsnG hoS'i IL, S MAY Z, 49,
MrJ. O. HILL-Dear Sir: consider it justly due to
you thai should publicly express my opinion with
gard to the uneq9aed preparation you have recently
DTSaSht before the people namely: Mint Specific
quantance Of mine who had lost her hair and
your remedy and without exaggeratng. say that
the frS bottle has produced for her complete head of
the renewal of the hair, and expectations how
ever sanguine could be better speedily realized
specc to those who have lost or are loosn their hair
Conductor Worcester and Nashua T. r.
WORCESTER, April rs, 1859.
Mr.. HILL-Your Mint Specific, which has so recently
araton for the purpose for which intended here
send you my experience, and you liberty use
this in any way you wish. For year my wife's hair
had been falling off, and she troubled with dry scay
eruption on her head that she quite bald Last
month she commenced using your Mint Specific, and by
the use of one bottle her head is covered with hair and
II soft glossy and natural The eruption has entirely
disappeared, and she has promise of fine growth of
healthy hair. My entire confidence in your Mint Specif
c enables me to recommend to all who need any prep
araon to strengthen the hair and prevent badness
as well as to those who have already lost their hair In
either it is Invaluable.
Respectfully yours, ISAAC CUSHING.
Prepared only byJ0HN Q HILL, Apothecary Worccs
ter, Mass. For sale by all Druggists. dis6wtf FL
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He will endeavor to give satisfaction with work and
reasOnableness of the terms Orders from friends and
the public will be thankfully received and promptly at
tended to. G, X. PECKHAM
No. Laurel street.
Worcester JAN 4, 1860. diff az
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NEW TIN AND PUMP SHOP
No. 2 Laurel street.
and Pump and Lead

The subscriber in connection with his business of Tin
Cylinder making, has made arrangements to carry on
general Jobbng shop for
Tin, Sheet Iron, 81 Copper Work,
and Pump and Lead Pipe Repairing.
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buttons.

FARM AND MILL AT AUCTION,
"A WITH PERSONAL PROPERTY.-In conseonencc
OF poor health the subscriber will sell public auction
on te ISL gay OF March next at Il O'Clock nOon on the
pleasantly situated on good road four miles the
Depot In Brookied, u mile from Fiskdae Factories
one of the very best farms in the town of Sturbrdge
containing eighty acres, well divided and supplied with
water, with large two story house. barn. sheds nc .
all IN good repair Within forty rods of the house is
new saw Mill, Single Mill, with circular saws Saws
Ior saving spokes wheel rings, clapbOards &C. all in
perfect repair with good of custom and a Pond
covering 800 acres with so feet head and and never
short of water. ~ ~ -
= PERSONAL proPerty-5 Cows, yoke Oxen, two years
old steers, Calf, good Horse, Buggy Farm Wagon
Harnesses, Flows, Chains with MANY other Fari5inS
Tools Hay, &c, &c also full set of Blacksmith Tools
with quantity of Charcoal. Terms liberal
ELIAKIM ADAMS.
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VIRGINIA
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Dsutihr 6%tbamme.
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I0- g2ie m.n aus S6mer:en bsiltn fam.

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6emer= mmb Standardization,

Der
virginia Fire y Marine Insurance Company
Ole elE Sena 6iSe @apital BON $500, 00U beiis
uno i'm Sabre 1882 ourb pie @sirBsetuns
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ScfuumtntacDunaem.

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oO0e pr. Samtrrstr :}weridstn,
1900 pfc. y,ni,n.
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Weu tth9eritbttte ofutltt 8uhtinberetl
6oriIhriti nit ben &niprberunssn r,ratii mui sriueis f.ip
;ittetni. Der itins}eitaIisr rtobtis ptrheet; S,iufau6 in 1T6fHra,
a0n eitlsn eruHelass bsieslt rrIaaht i'd mir eta s:YsSEIiArs
oeuIthsn YubIisan ett %srstSsnt Nnisias III MAIDEN. oak iA w,tre
Sudbinerrti eu't %ptriCtitbsns e;rssHss, . srb.dtrsnorn srhrs,sS
?srreuhSnstst SsSt, ne jtst enrS bic StsrourS DtnirirsR NnStf.
nusc ~ ieiifsn in Den Stane ssfeEt bin. gnr in mIs aa% 49,
senHe NTbet!tn. ais: SCrtfslis's, MuEi-GiaIdno,, einfs6ssse1
pm Siidsrsien :r. 't., aus Irisn Ssren FIR Drvsppb> StersS Ss.
Arale tr >5tntGtr mtrbtp mao mic Dor ana,HrnstIi
@le @rtsr %dSfaikR ssH 5pfi, parst aae GIas. ns1 su,ne
S'ra'9'6 =. s. Ste6u,
.Bu6eiRbtr unb NasyshttR.
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9. II. gtrccfcr,

.. II. gtresfcr,
AP'tbtttr, GrustR, 3msprtsr rem nsut-
l@sH ehtmtealtsn IL. l. 10. Nr. 3 Maiu>Str..
aestnubsr hem alien Midrfte.
g%, Mtesrtt wsreen NIT Der ar6sisn SprsfaIt une Genau.
9ui sere'tet, lrplt btmtfGC YrdsaTatt ure 81 n a vfcu
mn aus,rittr Ytint;i6ict ttcret. anbtamfleuts mreen SaS
tr!Mea'tt9t wager amerhnniIhCT. otutidt uni %iranoNlttr = ins
irVnst 9rire'en. Daner.Nrtifiu. /. N. in beler AuerratI ieleit
~ @ussn'Nttn ntbnten. ipelfc griifcI ,uni 5btit ittf III niecriat.
s.n ale CEN ncre.Ittn yr.iitn obsdaden percen. @tciitnta-
Sprrsite a%usstnaret.