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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, May 29.-The act of recon-
hitting the Pacific railroad bill, together with
the amendments, to the select committee OF
the House day, is regarded as equivalent to
its pOstpOnement for the present session. The
reasons for thus disposing Of it, include the
cOntraiety of opinions as to the proper location
of the road, ard the insuficiency of the con-
ditions to secure the execution Of the work by
those on whom the franchises were to be con-
ferred.
The House committee on foreign affairs, to-,
day, unanimously agreed to report the Senate
bill appropriating $4,000 to Townsend Harris
for negotiating the treaty with Siam, which is
intended as an acknowledgment of his valua-
bic services to commerce.
The present OF the U. S. Agricultural So
ciety to the Japanese, consists VI one hundred
varieties of the principal cereals, and vegeta.
bic seeds, with their botanical designations.
Each Of the princes receives the silver medal
of the society, with their names inscribed in
their own characters. The japanese, for sew
eral days past, have been on tour of inspec-
ton throughout the city. They were particu.
larry interested in a large jewelry establish
ment, witnessing the manufacture of the finer
qualities of gold and silver ornaments.
Madame Bodisco, widow of the Russian
minister, was married to-day, to Capt. Scott,
-, .the British army. He was dressed in full
uniform. President Buchanan gave the bride
away Among those present, wereRLord Ly-
ons, Secretary Thompson, and many Of the
senators and representatives in Congress.
The committee of ways and means have un.
der consideration the petitions presented by
Mr.. Briggs, numerously signed by business
men of New York, asking Congress to require
the minis to receive copper cents at par in ex-
change for other coin.
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The Cattle disease in Massachusetts,.

WASHINGTON, May 29.-The House Com
mittee on Agriculture, held a meeting yester
day on the subject of the cattle disease in
Massachusetts, The Secretary Of the Nation
al Ayr cultural Society appeared before them,
and gave some further information relative to
the matter, and presented a proclamation from
Governor Banks, calling an extra session of
the Legislature to take immediate measures to
ascertain the true cause of the disease, and to
provide measures to remove it. The panic
produced in Massachusetts in consequence of
the disease is so great that most physicians re.
fuse to eat beef or veal AT the opening of
the extra session Gov. Banks will make a
statement of facts on the subject.
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LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY
TIIIKTY-sIx'rH CONGRESS.
TUESDAY, May %.

TUESDAY, May u.
SENATE.
The Senate took up the Homestead bill,
when Mr.. JOHNSON OF Arkansas moved that
the Senate disagree to the House amendment.
Carrled-yeas -, nays 20; all the democrats
but Rice voting afhrnatively.
The Senate then resumed the consideration
of the Pacific telegraph bill.
Mr.. GRIMES moved concurrence in the
House amendments.
Mr.. GwIN was satisfied with that motion,
and Withdraw his motion to disagree
Pending consideration the subject of the
post office deficiency bill was taken up, and
Mr. PEARCE explained its provisions,
On motion OF Mr.. HUNTER, the bill as laid
aside to enable Mr.. SLIDELL to make a per
sonal explanation in regard to his alleged in
terest III the HOumas land grant bill lie re-
cited facts and refuted charges preferred
against him.
Mr.. Benjamin defended the Houmas land
grant claimants and Mr. Toombs took the op-
posite side.
Mr.. PGgh advocated the bill reported from
the private land committee, which cOmpels
claimants of all the lands in dispute, to com
mence judicial proceedings within two years,
or forfeit them to the government.
Adjourned.
The House resumed the consideration of the
Pacific railroad bill.
A substitute offered by Mr.. NoELL, provid-
ing that the road shall commence at the west
ern border of Texas was rejected.
After debate, in which DAVIS of Indiana
,.>Swed that the bill was wholly impracticable,
it was re committed to select committee
100 against 81, Mr.. CURTIS, having ineffec-
tually tried to get leave to report at any
time.
The House went into committee for general
debate.
Mr.. WAsHBURNE of Illinois, made Speech
reviewing the personal and political history of
Abraham Lincoln, his votes in Congress, &C.,
pronouncng him man of great ability, pri-
vate citizen without blemish and a public man
without reproach. Adjourned.
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In this city, May 30, Lizzie f youngest child #
Whtemore of this city.
Funeral at No 10 Grafton street. on Thursday morning
log O'Clock. Friends and relatives invited without
further notice.
In Grafton May 30 Hannah, widow of the late umpl-
rev TAYLOR. Il.
Funeral Thursday afternoon at o'clock, at his late
residence
In West Towsnend, May %, Mrs Harriet Newell wife
of Lucius T Wood 49,
In Sp ingfeld May 90 BENJAMIN D Blake, 30. Boston
papers please copy.
In New York May 20, Asa Goodenough, 76 Mr. Good
enough, some thirty to frty years ago, kept the
in Greenfield, which the site the present an
sion House. lie afterwards took a hotel in Montreal
where he became independent in his circumstances.
In Nevada County, (GriZzley HILL Cal recently Geo
Adams, formerly Of Mass Ichusets He was Killed while
working in bed rock the rock falling and crushing him.
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Additional News by the Arabia.

BosToN, May 29.-European intelligence
by the Arabia which arrived at this port at
O'Clock this evening, is mainly covered by
the Halifax despatch, but the details in regard
to Italian affairs are interesting.
The following are among Garibaldi's proc.
lamatuns First-to the Neapotan army
Foreign insolence reigns over Italian ground
in consequence of Italian discord, but on the
day that the sons of the Samnites and Marty
united with the Brethren OF Sicily, shall Join
the Italians of the north, on that day our
nation, of which you are the finest part, shall
resume its place as in former times among
the first nations in Europe. |, an Italian
soldier, only aspire to see you drawn up side
by side with these soldiers of Varez and San
Martin, in order Jointly to fight against the
enemies of Italy. Signed,
G. GARIBALDI.
Another proclamation is to the inhabitants
of Naples. at is time for you to initiate the
magnahimous example of Sicily, by rising
against the most impious OF tyrannes. TO
the perjured and blood thirsty race that has so
long tortured and trampIed upon you, let the
free government succeed, which eleven million
Italians now enjoy, and substitute for the foul
Bombaic flag the glorious tr-coor, the happy
symbol of national independence and unity,
without which true and durable liberty are
impossible. Your brethren OF the north desire
nothing more than to see you join the Italian
family. (Signed) q. GARIBALDt,
G. RICCIARDI
BARON SToCCo.
One to the Sicilians is as follows:
SICILIANs-I have brought you body of
brave men who have fastened to respond to
the heroic cry of Sicily. We the remains of
the battles Of Lombardy, are with you. All
we ask is the freedom of our land. United
the work will be easy and short. To arms,
then! He who does not snatch up a weapon,
is coward, or a traitor to his country. Want
of arms is no excuse. We shall get no mus
kets; but for the present any weapon will do
in the hands of brave man. The municipal
tiles shall provide for the children, women
and old men, deprived of their support. To
arms, all of youl Sicily shall once more
teach the world how country can be freed
from its oppressors by the powerful will OF
united people.
(Signed.l G. GARIBALDI
The wreck OF the American packet ship
Endymion was sold at auction in Liverpool for
Gl255. Her anchors, chains, boats, stores,
&c. realized full prizes.
ST. PETERSBURG, May 18.-The announce
ment that England probably would not offer
opposition to an inquiry by Russia into the
situation of Christians in Turkey, has given
great satisfaction here.
HONG KONG dates of March 30, state that
Sir Hope Grant had arrived. Active prepare
tons were being ma lie for war; and the expe-
dition north leaves early in April.
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Fatal Explosion.

WrLMINGToN, n. c.. May 29.-The steamer
Kate McLaurin. for Fayetteville, burst her
boiler at four o'clock this morning, near Eliza
bcthtown, killing Capt. Evans and two deck
hands, aud scalding the fireman and others
The cargo and merchandise, which was for
the interior was total loss.
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namaga 70 Frnit.

Sr. LOUIS, May pa violent hail storm
at Lexington, No. last night, did much dam
age to fruit in that vicinity, and broke nearly
ali the glass in the city. Some of the hail
stones weighed seven ounces, and split shin
giles on the roofs of houses in their descent
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BosToN, May 29-Theodore Parker be-
queathed his private library, over thirty thou
sand volumes, to the public library of the city
of Boston
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Rank Stntern emf.

BosroN, May 29.-Capital stock S36,581,
700; loans and discounts sol ,259, 900; specie
S., 2Ol 600; due from other banks S9,057 800
deposits $50 900; circulation S6,66O,60O.
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Tbaodore porker,s 1jbrarv

| placing white lead in flour. All are in a crit
zeal condition, with but faint hopes of recov
cry
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Life and Speeches of Senator Douglas
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The Weymouth Tragedy.

Bosrox May 29.-Seven witnesses were at
Weymouth today, before the coroner in the
posoning case Of Miss Mary Tirrell. The
evidence was conclusive Of death by corrosive
subIinate, but with no proof OF Hersey's i'm
plication. Verdict expected tomorrow
Another Poisoner Arrested.
Alexander Moore was arrested IN Manches-
ter, yesterday, charged with poisoning his
wife, daughter, son.in-law, and servant by
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MAR RIED.
DIED.

In Grafton. May IT, by Rev Mr. Biscoe, Charles Pc
niman of Paxton, to susan NJ Walcott of Grafton.
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A DMINlSTR AInk,S

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