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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-04
THE REBEL CAMPAIGN.

Messrs. A. H. Stephens and Howell Cobb
were at Atlanta, Ga, after the adjournment
of the Montgomery congress, and, in speeches
nations of their future movements Mr.
Stephens stated that it was uncertain that an
attack would be made on Pensacola at present
and he was impressed with the conviction
that the field of activity would be transferred
to Virginia, whittier Jefferson Davis was about
to depart 10 take command Of the confederate
troops. Mr.. Stephens has enjoyed the reputa-
ton of far seeing and sagacious wisdom.
Here is an illustration of his craftsmanship,
He says
The north is fast drifting to anarchy and an
established despotism. On you, therefore, as
citizens OF the confederate states, depend the
success and perpetuation OF constitutional nh
erty. For the day is not far of when free
dom will exist only south of Mason and Dix
on's line, and your stout arms and brave
hearts her only support on all this continent
Was there ever parallel to such stark mad
ness Howell Cobb, president of the Mont.
gomery congress, stated that they had ADJOURN
ed to meet in Richmond on the 10Th Of July /;
that as ier SUI was W oe '"e '"''ie
and their ''brave boys" had already gone for
ward 10 the post OF uanser' 'hey "'""eu ~ oo
on the grouhu 10 legisia'e iol ''eli Vi
WIN them as Tue eAiSencles vi '"e wal IL l.
ed' In relauoh 10 supphes lor the wal NC
suggested 10 Tue COTTON growers VI 'ie 'eE ~"
the following specific =
Inc government uoes no, requie o'n '.aa,,a
,xi,Isip horseIf ot SUSTAINING this war No do
nations are necessary, except for the equip
ment of your own volunteers, and ihose you
can anu WI Pi 1 ioi. -, 80 as
IF coJon ,,5en uo,. cotion Is yeady for market.
give ii to your government at its market value, re-
ceive us bonds, and let At sell your produce 70 r. EH
rope for specie TO sustain our Ouce |O0yS VI y IT.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-04

We have already had some account of the
terrible earthquake at Mendoza, South Amer
lea, involving the entire destruction of the
city, and the lives of some 5000 OF the inhab
Itants letter from Buenos Ayres gives a
graphic description of the awful scene =
On the evening of the 10Th of March, at 81
O'Clock, with a serene sky and without any
appearance of storm, with the exception OF
heavy atmospheric, the earthquake broke
forth with "a powerful defamation, burying I'M
der the ruins the 1000 houses which the city
contained, and no less than 5000 OF its i'll tated
inhabitants. Not a house remained standing
Such was the violence of the first shock,
which lasted from two to three minutes that
tile earth appeared to have lost its equilibri.
um; and when il passed, wild mass of
wreck, desolaton and woe occupied the site
of Mendoza, and gave evidence Of the fearful
throes of matter which occur when the earth
takes breath. For two days, at intervals,
slight tremblings were felt
Many assures were opened in the earth, but
the greater part of them closed again. After
the shock it was noticed that in many parts
subterraneous waters had arisen to tine surface,
but had alone left yestiges of their presence.
For league around the city, there was not a
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people will undoubtedly restrain the evil dis
exists, and it came out abnndantly in that de
bate in parliament to which the Tribune re
fers. Recent letters from Europe, from gen
tlemen with the best opportunities for observa-
ton, report that popular sentiment in Eng
land, and especially in France, is on the side
of our government. A London letter in the
New York Times, dated May II, says -
Cup to some ten days since, the prospects OF
the southern commissioners here were qulte
encouraging, and they are said to have reaiiy
expected an absolute recognition by 'he gov
ern ent.
| am told that Mr. Morse, our new consul IN
London, who arrived some time ago, was az
first really in fear lest the government sIioulo
recognize the commissioners, without awai''ng
further adyices Ii this is true, matters nave
taken very different face, for now no one mas
the least fear of this. Still, when Lord Joih
Russell made his first statement III. parliament
recognizing The rebels as belllgerent power,
il created great surprise and alarm mere anu
the conspiraiors of Westminster Hotel seemed
TO think that the whole game was now in their
hands though the news from America at just
that time must have made them hesitate lit
tie. AT all events, it is now generally agreed
that the British have reached the end OF their
tether in the way Of favortng the south, and
unless our government suffers some mlsior-
tune at home"
letter from Paris, bearing the same date,
and printed in the same journal, says -
"On Sunday last the emperor repeated to
Mr.. Faulkner ton the occasion of the latter
fDrmal parting interview the language l have
already given you several times, as that winch
his majesty habitualy utters ON the question
OF the contest between the north and the
| south. He assured Mr.. Faulkner that lie
was watching the progress of events with
the greatest solicitude; that he should be
deeply panied to see disruption OF the Union ;
that he felt as much interest i'll the progress
and prosperity of the American people al
most as if they were part OF his
own people, and terminated by making
an offer OF his services in any way they might
be made useful to bring about reunion and
an avoidance of boodshed Nj. Thouvenal,
minister of foreign affairs, went further, and
assured Mr. Sanford that not only did he APP
prove of the course of Mr.. Lncolns admins
tration, Jut that he icouid be glad If he could be IN
some ,cay usetna in aiding to put do,cn the rebel
lion So, too, the Prince Murat, a member of
the imperial family, begged TO know of Mr..
| Sanford if there was not some way in which
| the French government might aid in putting
| doWn the rebellion"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-04

The MASSACHUSETTS COMPANIES AND THE
BROOKLYN REGIMENT.-The captains of the
three companies, (which went 10 Brooklyn to
be incorporated into regiment but found
none ready TO march, were in consultation
with Gov. Andrew at the State House this
(Monday) forenoon. The captains desired to
form a battalion, and so proceed TO Washing.
ton. The requisition upon Massachusetts is
for six regiments, and there does not appear
to be authority for the formation of other
military organizations under the requisition.
The three companies will have to return home
in all probability. The state WILL OF course,
favoraby regard the corps, which have dis
played such patriotic alacrily as these, from
West Cambridge, Milford and New buryport-
Boston Transcript, Sd.
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From the Lexington (va.l observer, MAY Is.

TRooPs IN ARMS IN VIRGINIA.-The Vir-
ginia authorities appear to be quite active in
the organization and equipment OF troops. 1t
is claimed that the whole number of volun.
teers is $1,000, and that $4,000 Of these are
under arms, and distributed at Richmond,
Norfolk, Petersburg, Lynchburg, Fredericks-
burg, Stanton, and Harper's Ferry. These
points are nearly all connected by railroads.
There are said to be ia addition about $4,000
IRON other states, and President Davis an
nounces in his message that 10000 more from
the confederate states are ON their way to Vir-
elnla' The Old Dominion has been promptly
made the seat Of war
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-04

All Physicians Agree that "large aud frequent
doses of nauseous compounds taken into the stomach
from time to time, must have tendency to destroy the
heathful tone of the vital organ of the human syss
tenn and tits well known to the medical profession
that the active principle of gallon of liquid medicine
be placed in a teaspoon Why, then, the use of Civ
Ing large and draughts? The idea
that the more the medicine the more potent
its effects" is discarded by all candid reasoners;
and it is ndisputably proved beyond doubt, that BRY
ANS PuLMoNIo WAFERs-a medicine of the most agree
able and palaabe naturearc the most efectua rome-
dy for Coughs Colds and their consequences. They in
varably give relief in ten minutes aud pleasan.
to the taste that any child will take them
Price rs cents. Sold by all Druggists.
myl5 deJdNWeowlm
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-04

DEATH OF SENATOR DoUGLAs.-The tele-
graph brings the announcement Of the death
of Senator Douglas, which occurred, yester'
day morning, at his residence in Chicago.
The departure of SO distinguished states
men, i'll the fulness OF his public career, with
abilities and position TO render him of great
usefulness to the country, will excite universal
and profound regret. He lived long enough,
however, TO disarm much of the opposition
which had been reused against him in hot po-
litical controversies by the promptness with
which he pledged himself to the support OF
the government in the eliminating hour of its
peril, and by his well intended efforts to
arouse the people of the west TO the vindica-
tim of the national honor. Failing in the
midst of suc.. work, opponents and friends
will unite in paying 10 his memory the tribute
of national respect and sorrow.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-04

Gov. ANDREW ON THE WAR.-Gov. An.
drew Of Massachusetts, in a letter to Gen.
Walbridge of New York, approving the gen.
erals policy of enlistng half million of men
for the war, says:
"The day OF compromise with treason has
irrevocably passed, and the day of absolute
victory shall be made to come, if we fight for
a century. There is perfect unanimity of
feeling in Massachusetts. Party names and
party creeds are utterly ignored and forgotten
The preservation of the Union the support of
the government, and the emphatic punishment
and solemn extinction of traitors, are the cath
olic religion OF us ALL And it is religion of
mercy. We have always been impressed with
the wisdom of Washington, who, when adj
vised that five thousand men would suffice to
quell Shay's Rebellion, replied, Then will
send fifteen thousand There can be no mis-.
take about that.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-04

OxFoRD.-On Sunday last, james White
more was arrested in Oxford, on the charge
of passing counterfeit money in Ashland.
Whttemore made violent, though unsuccess-
full efforts to escape from the custody of the
officers, and was taken to Ashland COR exam
nation. He has made business OF travelling
about the country, as TEACHER in the science
OF detecting counterfeit money, and is said I"
this state, as to his skill and judgment. He
has wife residing in Oxford.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-04

Police CoURT-On Monday, Thomas Lo.
gan was fined So and costs, and Frank Far
rell 81 and costs, for assault ON Matthew
Kinds, near Bloomingdale street, on Saturday
last. Thomas Logan was arraigned on an
other complaint for assault and battery on
Eliza Kinds, and had his case continued to
Tuesday morning for trial.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-04

LETTERS addressed 10 the following named
persons are detained in the post Office in this
city, on account of non-payment of postage;
Isaac NJ Potter, Co, c., r 1. V. NJ, Washington,
ID. C..
Edward Parker, Mortified, Mass.
March, Bro. Pierce s. Co., 50 Congress ST., Boston
Curtis Newton SouthbOro', Mass.
Joseph Barber Brewster, Mass
Stillman c. Newell Troy, VT
Mrs Hartwell Tenney. Marlboro N. II.
Master j. Earle, Jr., i39 Washington ST., Boston.
Geo. g. Chas Bailey, Sterling, Mass
Chas. w Parker, Faneuil Hall Market, Boston.
James Smith, VermilliOn, n. Y.
Flayel Barnes Westminster, Mass.
Julia Smith, So Dedhan., Mass.
Mary Fowler, Farnumsville, Mass.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-04

Our citizens are to have an opportunity to
hear Miss Isabella Hinckley, of operate fame,
in a few Days. She is to give concert here.
And it is among the things probable that Char
lotte Cushman will represent Lady Macbeth
at the theater, some night next week.
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Coast Guard nt New Bedford.

lFroH inc new BeuloTu Mereury.J
The city government of New Bedford, in
connection with the selectmen of the town of
Fairhaven, have put our coast in state of
complete defense, beyond the possibility OF
danger from anything JEFF. Davis can put
af1oat. They have organized four companies
of Infantry Home and Coast Guard, OF GA
privates each, and one of Artillery, OF 40 pri-
Yates, numbering, with their officers, 81 men,
and all have been uniformed, armed, and
equipped. Fort Phenix at Fairhaven has been
put in good order, has six 24-pound cannon
mounted magazine built barracks repaired,
and everything put in good working condition.
An earth redoubt has been thrown up at
Clarkes Point, and three 24-pound cannon
mounted, and two 12-pound rifle cannon will
be placed in it in IA few days. 1t is provided
with a magazine, ammunition, barracks, and
all that is necessary for a regular fort in time
of service.
Each fort has gunner and an assistant;
also drummer and tifer. A detachment of
sixteen men are detailed each week from the
coast guard and stationed in the forts. They
mount guard night and day, drill, handle the
cannon, and are as strict and systematic as
though stationed at Fortress Monroe. In adj
dition to the training received at the FORTS each
company is under obligations TO drill three
evenings in week.
As compensation, each man receives while
on duty at the forts fifty cents per day and
army rationS. The expense attending the forts
and the home and coast guards is paid by the
city and the town of Fairhaven, pro rata, based
on the assessed value of 1860. Signals have
also been arranged at Cuttyhunk and the
Dumplin, by which the approach OF any sus
picious craft will be Immediately comm dnica-
ted TO the mayor or Gen. Thompson, the com
mander The guards will be thoroughly
drilled, not only with muskes, but in the art
of gunnery, and, if required, will be ready to
fight in defence of their country, at home or
abroad, whenever and wherever needed.
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I D1aloESe Rstwssn smith ana ZONES.

JOts, DO what Keeps you 50 noon
Yol seem TO work steady, and get 81 a day
Jones.-Yes Mr.. Smith, itis you say. The reason
am poor Is, it costs every thing to furnish my house
with nice carpets oil cloths &c and should like to
know how you have money in the bank, and get such
nice carpets erockery and glass cutlery and
what wages you g6:.
Mr. Smith.-Wel, Mr.. Jones will tell you in private
get 81, rs day, and the manage il is buy my
goods of Orson N Health in the Bay state Block. and
save great deal of money and get the best goods
Moral Ii you would have money in the bank live
temperate, be Industrious, will get good pay for
your w0ok, and money by ira ling at the Poetlcal
Exchange, ORSON n. HEATH, Proprietor
dI diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-04

PArENTs.-Benjamin James of this city has
received patent for an improved machine for
driving WOOL
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-04

To Horse Owners.-Sweet's Tnfallibe Eminent
or Horses is unrlvaed by any, and in all of Lame
ness, ar inlfrom Sprans Bruises Wrenchng, Its eff
tectls magical aud certain, Harness Saddle Calls
Scratches, Mango, &c ii will also speedily, SPAWN
anu kngbone be easily prevented and cured in their
stages confirmed cases are beyond the pos
siDty OF arddicdtcare No OF the kind, however,
so desperate or hopeless but ii may alleviate by
this Linincnt and application will Railways
comparative ease.
Every horse owner should have this remedy at hand,
)rts timely use at the first appearance of Laeness
intellectually prevent those formidable diseases mem
TONED, to which all horses liable and which render
so many otherwise valuable horses nearly worthless
mvZl d3tawNweOwIy
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CITY AND COUNTY
METEOROLOGICAL oBSERYAIloNSs; 80,
AZ the State Lunatc llospital,ln MoIces'ei''V INV


INPATIENT VoLUNTEERs.-Th sixteen
Young men who started from Boston, on foot,
for Washington, last Friday afternoon, arrived
in Worcester about six and half O'Clock last
evening, stopping Friday night at Ashland,
and Saturday and Sunday nights in Upton.
Their captain is George A. Patterson. They
leave Worcester on their southern tour this
morning, hoping to be attached to some COM
mand as soon as they arrive at Washington.
They are a good looking set of fellows, but
will hardly reach Washington by the time the
war is over, at the rate they have Travelled,
/ thus far. Through the liberality of our citi'
zens, they were provided with lodgings, last
night, at the Lincoln House.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-04

HE Young Mems Rhetorical Society, this evening
Mt their hall in Warren Block. Pearl Street will dis
cuss the uestion'-"Resolved, That Immortality
is not confined to the Human Species"
The public invited to attend.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-04

MEssRs SIBLEY Il MANNING will omen. This do,, 70 ar
URDAY,) their Shoe Store at I76 Main stroat &c.
merry occupied by Geo. L. Allen, with an entire nov,
stock of Boots and Shoes of every VARIETY, which tho
will offer to the public at upreeedenedy low prices.
Worcester, May 25 1861 dtf
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FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY.-AH books no,v inf :,
the hands of borrowers must be returned fortbyith
No more books will be given out after the An in
the library is removed to the new rooms on Mn,
street. Per order,
jed DIT y RArrp rHA
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-04

PERsoNAL.-Capt. VIM E. Hacker of the
Highland Cadets left for Washington, with his
father, w. A. Hacker, Esq, by the boat train
last evening. 1t is understood Capt. Hacker
is to receive an appointment on the staff of
Gen. Mansfield.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-04

THE members of company D, are request.
ed to meet at their armory, in Brinley Hall,
this morning, at nine O'Clock, on important
business
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-04

INSTALLATION IN SPENcER.--Rev. T. T.
Waterman will be installed as pastor of the
Congregational church and society, in Spen-
Ger, on Wednesda7, June 9Th. Services to
commence at two o'clock in the Afternoon 1t
is expected that Rev. Dr. Kirk Of Boston will
preach the sermon.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-04

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COughs.-The sudden changes of our climate are
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-04

EXECUTIVE APPoINTMENTs.-The governor
has appointed John p. Marshall of Somerville
member of the board of Education in place
of Alonzo Quint, and Harmon Hall of Saugus
inspector of state prison in place of George
W.McLelan. The terms of Messrs. Quint and
Mcclellan have expired. He has also appoint
ed James H. Mitchell of East Bridgewater,
inspector of the state almsiouse at E. Bridge
water. and has designated Wendall T. Davis
of Greenfield, and Franklin Dickerson of Bel
chertown, as trial justices.
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-04

EAST DouGLAs.-Fenner Batcheller, Esq.
has been appointed postmaster in East Doug
las, in place of Mr.. Asa Thayer, resigned.