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and found to be very much diseased. The
examination was conducted by DR.. Thayer.
The COW had been in the pasture with other
cattle, and has exposed, it is not known how
many others. No other manifestations of the
disease have appeared, though very much
anxiety is naturally felt in regard to it.
The trustees of the Worcester North Agri.
cultural Society have voted to dispense with
the show of neat stock at the annual exhibi.
ton the coming fall. The premium list, how
ever has been greatly extended in other d.
rections. One of them is for spading match,
in which young men of muscle may measure
their powers. Premiums are also offered
for matched horses, for mechanical manu-.
factured and fancy articles, on a much larger
scale thon they would have been but for the
restraint placed upon the cattle. The trustees
of the Worcester West Society propose to
adopt similar policy. The usual fairs held
in the town OF Bolton are to be discontinued
until the prevalence of the malady is checked.
Dispatches state that tine cattle disease has
appeared in the neighborhood OF Newark, New
Jersey. Out of seven cattle attacked on the
farm of Abraham johnson, near Newark, fonr
have died. Examinations show the disease to
be the same as that in Massachusetts. The
Agricultural Society hold special meeting at
Elizabeth on the 9th of June to consider the
subject The disease is supposed to have
been introduced by an animal from Massachu-
sets
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/ Library, will embark for Europe the last of
June or early in July, principally on account
of imperfect health, but he hopes also, TO
make his visit abroad in many ways servicea-
Bile to the library. He is the man who saw
the ghosts.
Charles Kingsley has been appointed to fill
the chair of modern history at Cambridge Eng.
land, rendered vacant by the death Of Sir
James Stephen.
MISCELLANEOUS.
King Bomba of Naples has appointed one
Master Manisalco, baby three and a half
years old, the receiver general at Capua. This
was done as a mark of especial favor to the
father Of the child, who is notorious in Italy
under the unenviable title, "the hangman of
Sicily"
In the village of Sing Sing, N Y, on Mon,
day, 18th ult Il bright little girl of four sum
mers became entangled in a rope upon which
she was swinging, and the family, working in
an adjacent field found the beloved child was
gasplng IN the last agonies of DEATH
The gentlemen who formed the Italian Com
mttee in New York during the late war, have
opened II subscription in New York in aid 81
Garibaldi and the Sician revolution, at the
request of the Central Committee of Turin.
The first instalment has already been sent,
and the committee is now reorganizing.
clergyman of New York, practical be-
lever in the doctrine of "passiona attraction"
has taken "French leave" of his spiritual
flock, and with him the wife OF one of his pa
rishioners and her child, about eight years old.
The great modiste OF the day in Paris is not
French woman, nor even a Frenchman, but an
Englishman ; and he is more run after by tile
fashionable ladies than any of the celebrated
French milliners ever were.
The marriage of Prince Polignac with Mad
emoiselle Mires, daughter of the Hebrew spec.
ulator, has excited considerable conversation
in what is called society in Paris, as the Poig-
macs are of the purest blood, and but dozen
years past NJ. Mires was vender of old
clothes about the streets of Bordeaux
Lucius II. Hall, a copyist for the Nicaragua
ship canal company at New York, committed
suicide on Monday; little package left on
his desk, containing few spears of grass, adj
dressed in a neat feminine hand: "From her
dear grave For Lucius, lis supposed to
give key to the tragedy He was about
thirty years of age, and late resident of
Keene, N. II.
A real 'Squeers" has been recently commit
ted to Jail at Eastbourne, Eng, on a charge of
mansaughter, for having beaten pupil to
death. The villains name is Thomas Hop
ley, and it appears that the boy, aged fifteen
years, was logged from % to III o'clock in
the evening, and during the night he died from
loss of blood
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From the savannah Republican, Nav 2s

TRAVEL NoRTHwARD-NEw ARRANGE.
MENTs FOR CoLoRED SERVANTS, &c.-We are
pleased to be able to announce, on authority
that the embarrassmehts which attend travel
ers from the south, accompanied by their col
ored servants, are to be removed. We have,
heretofore, alluded to the vast annoyance to
which southerners are subject, in railroad cars,
beginning at Richmoad and rigidIy inflicted at
Baltimore. 1t is all right and proper, but the
annoyance is not less grievous and it could,
at any time, be removed by a system of pass
ports used by the superintendent of the road
at the point of departure. We are happy to
say that this system has been adopted. 1t is
arranged, between the various railroad COM
panies, that conventional passport from rail
road superintendent, at points Of departure
Savannah and Charleston, Tor instance-shall
pass the colored servants, and thus relieve the
master from the necessity of identifying him
self at every relay, which, in many instances,
is quite impossible.
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SPEECH OF CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS
The speech of Mr.. Adams in the House Of
Representatives, Thursday, produced a pro-
found impression, and is spoken of as being
in every respect worthy of his fame. The
regular dispatch says "a whisper could have
been heard over the hall during the time of
its delivery" The correspondent of the New
FORK Tribune speaks Of it as follows -
Charles Francis Adams made his debut in
.ne house, Thursday, and though the attend
ance was thin when he opened, no announce
ment OF his purpose having been made. the
Dehches OF both sides were filled in a few min.
utes, and the galleries exhibited a eorrespond
ing interest His speech was a nhilosonLicoI
luminous, and most attractive review Of tbo
slavery question, or rather the prohien ~ tlo
representation which the peculiar insti,n,;o,,1
had secured in the popular branch Of Con.
gress the influence il commanded in the Cal.
met, in the Supreme Court, and every other
department of the government. Mr.. Adams
held the undivided attention of the House
throughout, without an interruption, and ex.
torted general praise Tor the elevated tone and
candid spirit IN which the subject was dis
cussed. Those who, like myself, were famil.
lar with bis fathers style 0f speaking, were
strucS by the similarity of manner, voice, ana
gesticulation, aud particularly with the merry.
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Elliott, 10 years 5mos '
In this city, June Julius D. son OF Daniel and Han
nah Stevens, mos 1901
Funeral ON Monday at II O'Clock at their residence
No sycamore street Relatives and friends are invited
to attend, ~ " o
In Barre May "a Martha Ann, youngest daughter of
IN PhIlitpston, May "a, Warren King, aged 60 yrs
In fltchburg May 2S Sarah t. daughter OF Moses Per-
kins. aged 6 yrs. VI
Sargent, 50 yrs. '' F
let OF the late Ieman Nye 81 yrs ~
In New York, May % Elizabeth Bur widow of Isaac
Burr, aged 92 yrs. - ~
In Patterson, J, May H. Mrs Maria Post aged one
nnn9Ted and six years Forty of her descendants
CIudlhg several great great grand children dauch-
Ter Vi years old, attended her funeral The text from
winch the funeral discourse preached was nd all
te Gays OF ethuselah nine hundred sixty and nine
years, and he died $3.50
IN " antoma Wis, recently, Mrs Case aged l6 yrs 6
three children to mourn her loss
In San Benito, California ADriI Manuel pinto TIa
was probably the oldest in United States hav-
mig Just passed his l20th birthday
ShaF per hSIite, f@ga county v May "a Frederick
hundred and six years. f 20 " ~
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PREsENTATIoN.-The members of Rapid
Engine Company No. 2, of New Worcester,
have presented their late foreman, Charles A.
Hardy, with an elegant silver pitcher, goblets
and salver, in token of their esteem for him as
an officer. The presentation took place last
evening at their engine house, and was ac-
companied with speech by Mr.. Austin w.
Ward, in behalf of the past and present men,
bers of the company. Capt. Hardy responded
in an appropriate manner. He has served
faithfully for several years as foreman of the
"Rapids," and retired at the reorganization Of
the department on the first of May.
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News FROM G&RIBALDI.-The New York
Herald has two dispatches, purporting to have
come from Italy by the Arabia, but seeming,
nevertheless, to have been manufactured for
use, in the Herald office. 1t will be seen that
they report, first that Garibaldi had been
beaten in Sicily, and next that he was tri-
umphant in the battle. Thus the Herald's
dispatches are prepared for any result that
may be reported by the next steamer, unless
it shall turn out that no battle has been
fought -
BosToN, May 29-T'o the Editor of the Neao
York Herald The enclosed Geographic de-
spatch you may rely is the last news from ST.
city, and it is at your service for publication.
1t is decidedly later than anything published
in the London papers when we lett Liverpool
on Saturday, and was received direct from
Liverpool at Queenstown on Sunday. Pioppo
is only eight miles from Palermo. Your ODE.
dent servant, I. W., of Florence, Italy.
THE DEsPATCHEs-oFFICIAL.
ROME, May IS, l860.-An engagement has
taken place between the royal troops and the
Garbaldians in Caatafmi, short distance
from Palermo. The Garibaldians are said to
have been completely beaten, leaving large
number killed and wounded.
PALERMO, May l6, 1860.--Garibaldi was al
Alcamo on the 18th inst. A fight had taken
place at Pioppo, in which the royal troops were
repulsed. Palermo is again in a state of siege
Fresh troops have arrived. More emigrants
have disembarked in Sicily.
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In Ashland, May 81, by W Ellis, Esq George Henry
land. ~
In Brooklyn Y, May 90, by Rev Mr. Robinson DR.
ter of Col Am0ry IL Bowman.
In Fitchburg, May 80, Lewis W Morgan of Fitchburg
to Miss Anna Colburn of Leoninster o.
In Bolton. May l6, T. Ioughon of Harvard to Miss
Frances E, eldest daughter of Marceus Houghton Esq
of Bolton. ' 10y
In Berlin, John Cushman to Miss Mary A Dudley
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The RECENT ELoPEMENT CAsE.-It has
been pretty well and generally known in this
community for several weeks past, that the
wife OF one OF the most highly esteemed and
able Of our resident mini tiers of the gospel,
had eloped with man who has enjoyed some
prominence here, as citizen and business
man,-the latter more particularly, as he was
tor long time partner in one of the most en-.
terprizlng and wealthiest of our manutactur-
ing firms.
Out of regard for the feelings and EXPRESSED
wishes of friends of the parties, our columns
have contained not the merest illusions, here
totore, to the transactions of the clippers The
same regard for an injured party now con-
strains us to break silence, Tor we find in sew
eral OF our local exchanges an article which
we copy mainly for the purpose of correcting
what seem natural inference, but which. so
taken, does great injustice to Rev. L. w.
Root, than whom, we have no more excellent
citizen nor more worthy and faithful minister
of Christ.
The words in the article which seem suscep-
tble OF conveying UNJUST reflections upon Mr..
Root are that "Eirs. Root X complained
bitterly OF the unhappiness of her marriage
relations, &c, and we deem it necessary to
state that Mrs. Il. left note on the table of her
room, on the night OF her elopement, explain
ing fully her motive for leaving, and defining
the state OF her marriage relations, that she
felt she was not a christian, and deemed her.
self utterly unworthy of the position she occu-
pied as minister's wife, that she had not the
slightest cause of complaint against her hus-
band, Mr.. Root, but, on the contrary, he had
always been extremely kind and affectionate
to her, and always exhibited the most careful
consideration for her welfare. We have also
been advised of other testimony, fully corrob-
orative of the foregoing, to which it is unnec-
essary here to make alluson The whole case
will soon undergo judicial Investigations and
our purpose now is merely to interpose bar.
rer against the possible rise OF unjust imputa-
ton against one who is altogether worthy, who
has IN every way commended himself to the
people Of this community.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

SPURR K PRIEST, corner of Main and Foster streets
long since senced all eave to their superiority as ca
terers The extraordinary rush of their
cOus quarters is convincing proof of the eminent quail
ity Of fare obtained there. Spur & Priest will serve
to-day another magnificent specimen of their superb din
which have acquired such universal fame, conclud
ing with another series of those choice chowders this
evening
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how, by the simple process of inhalation. many in
various stages of consumption, have been restored
TO health and strength when all the ordinary means
had utterly and sgnally failed This book is for
sale by Brown, Taggard & Chase CornhilI; Crosby
Nichols Co, and Ticknor, Fields & Co. Washing
ton street The price is but dollar and it should
be in the hands OF every afflicted with any of
the diseases upon which il treats
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THEFT IN CLINTON Ellen Mclaughlin re-
Gently stole forty dollars from the trunk OF her
friend, Julia Kilcoin, for which she was arrest
ed. She stouty denied the Impeachment, but
the evidence was so strong that the officer, by
pleasant fiction, searched her person, and
found the lost treasure bandaged to one of her
limbs On that inopportune discovery Ell
len made a clean breast of it, and is now in Jail
in this city awaiting trial.
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DoRNAN's EXCHANGE SALooN.-II. +. Il C. X Dor
mad, in the central Exchange under the Post Office de-
ermned to be up with the times every thing in ac
cOrdance with their usual PLAN will up series of
grand entertainments to-day at which unlimited array
of choice eatables will be served up The whole will con-
eude with series of magnificent chowlers this evening
to which every body is invited.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-02

Bor DRowNED.-The Clinton Courant says
Mr.. Samuel A. Sibley of Lancaster, and the
present proprietor of the mill known as God
dard's Nlill,' had very interesting son of
some six years of age fall into the pond on
Wednesday afternoon last. The probability
is, the body had been in the water for nearly
an hour before it was found
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-02

The ABDUCTION CAsE.-The writ OF hdboaS
corpus in the case of the abduction of child
from Leicester, the particulars of which we
stated a day or two since, was served upon
Mrs Elzora d. Haven, Thursday afternoon,
by Deputy Sheriff Neal of Boston. Mrs. Ha-
ven and her daughter were found at house
on Chelsea street, Charlestown, both of whom
accompanied the sheriff to Boston. The child
remained in Mr. Meals care, at his own house,
Thursday night, and was brought to this city,
yesterday, for examination.
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HATcH's SALOON IL A. Hatch, the renowned caterer,
at Nos and Pipers Block. having had several years
experience proprietor of first class eating
Boston, maintains well the reputation he heretofore
acquired Do you desire to paItake capital piece
beef roast stew, any imaginable article diet from
the substantial vands the delicious dclca-
cy, Hatch is the who knows how get it up Call
and see him tonight and Judge for yourselves.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-02

BAY STATE sALooN.-Thurston & Bliss, it is univers
ally acknowledged, have attained to uncommon emf
hence as caterers Their magnifcentlv furnished quar-
tiers afford the most ample accommodations for all who
desire to be fed the very fat the land The style
and quality of their fare challenge all competition Give
them frequent call.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-02

LINCOLN HoUsE.-Mr. L. r. Balloon, the
new proprietor of tins popular establishment,
has just completed the most thorough repairs
on the same, and fitted it up in first class
style, in every particular, for the accommoda-
ton of his increasing number Of patrons. Mr..
Balloon, by his management of the house thus
far, has established and confirmed as fact.
the opinion universally conceded at the out.
set, that he "can keep hotel" May success
continue to attend his efforts in the future, in
still greater degree. for he well deserves it,
No hotel in this section of the country, is more
pleasantly located for summer residence, either
for transient guests or permanent boarders
than the Lincoln. Attention is called to the
advertisement elsewhere.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-02

The DRAYToNs had a full and fashionable
house last night, They will give their last
performance in this city this afternoon at two
O'Clock, when they cannot fail of having a
large attendance, for their lyrical plays are de.
servedly popular.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-02

= Mothers.The attention of mothers is called 70 II,
IAION > lNFANTIiE CORDIAL. which is hipblv VOC
9Hmended for all complaints attending Teethne sncb 40
Dysentery, Collie Croup &c '7' sum az
BLOOD FOOD-Ihs medicine heinz os i,s name 49,,
E bL0oD FooD, and scientific discovery dihe7
~; 70 Al patent medicines, is well worthy the atten
VI i VINO are suffering from impurity or dencicnr
OF blood. 1t Is pre1ared by DIR. C. Il BEoNsoY antboy
OF several works on Eocuton, Physiology Science g.
ana Is hlghv recommended bv numerous cerfifca;eSe
th0se VINO have availed themselves of its virtues "
CHURCH DUPONT New York are the General .o,,.,
for both laurence, Mass, Sentinel ~ As'h'S
Sole Agent, Worcester. dE1yIm a. % = lh
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-02

A Friend in Nced.-Try it-Dr. Sweets InfaIli-
bic LiEment is prepared from the recipe of Dr. Stephen
sweet OF Connecticut the great bone setter and has
been used in his practice for the last twenty wears with
the most astonishing success As external remedy it
is without rival, ana will alleviate pain more speedy
than any misrepresentation For all Rheumatic and Nerv.
Gus Disorders it is truly ufallibe and a curative for
sores, Wounds, Sprains, Bruises, &c, its soothing
healing and powerful strengthening properties excite the
lSt wonder ana establishment Of all who have given it
trial OVeronr hundred certificates OF remarkable cures
performed by within tine last years. attest this fact
Iny22 d3aw&weowly
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The worcester City Agency.-In Board of Al
dermen, March gth, 1860 John O. Hill was appointed an
agent for the City of Worcester purchase sell
sprituous liquors for medicinal chemical and mechani.
cal purposes oi the current year. in conformity to the
laws OF this Commonwealth and such rules and reeula.
tons be adopted by the Board of Mayor and Al.
dermen The Agencyis at JOHN O. HILLS Apothecary
Store, Mechanics Hall Building Worcester Per order
app d&wgm w w RICE Navor