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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-06
THE BROOKLYN pHALANx" IMPOSITION,

1t appears that the three companies who left
Massachusetts, last week, to join the Brook
lyn Phalanx,'' were badly deceived and they
have returned home in state Of lively indig-
nation. There have been a variety of state
ments concerning their disappointments, of
which the following appears to be the true
one Gov. Andrew received last week dis
patch from H. B. Beecher, son OF Rev. H. w.
Beeeher, and an officer in the mythical pha-
fully formed, and only needed the aadIIohF 81
three companies to be mustered at once into
active service. Having reason to believe the
dispatch was authentic, the Milford, West
Cambridge, and Newburyport companies were
notified, and lett Immediately for New York,
where they were received by an officer of the
regiment. The Milford company breaktasted
at the Astor House, where timely preparation
had been made for them by the timely fore
thought of some of their townspeople resident
in New York. During the forenoon of Satur
day some of the officers proceeded to Brook
Ign 10 look up the new regiment, but it was
nowhere TO be found There were field off
GERS, a colonel, captains, and lieutenants,
for seven companies, but no privates
The colonel ordered an inspection to
take place in The afternoon, but at the ap.
pointed hour none but the Massachusetts, COM
panies appeared One of the privates in the
Milford company writing to the Milford
Chronicle says, with considerable emphasis:
"The Brooklyn Phalanx is humbug. The
citizens of Brooklyn instead Of being proud
of them, despise them, and warn the Massa
chusetts men to beware Of them. Such a
looking crowd! There is not Massachu.
sets man here who is willing to go to Wash.
ington or anywhere else with them" The
officers held council of war, and after con-
sultation with Gov. Andrew, decided to order
their commands homeswhich was done, and
the three companies arrived in Boston at
seven O'Clock Wednesday morning They
are now in Fort Warren, but have received
assurances of an opportunity to join regi
ment at Yonkers, about which there Las been
less lying, and which is provided with uni
forms and improved arms for full regiment,
a cash outfit OF $4,000, and a reasonable ex.
pectation of marching Immediately for the
seat Of war.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-06

VERMoNT.-The republican state commit
tee of Vermont have called convention to
be held at Montpelier ON the 18th inst, to
nominate candidates TO be supported at the
September election. Their call says: "All
who are in favor Of supporting the constltu-
ton and the Union, and Of sustaining the fed
eral government in its efforts 10 suppress re-
bellion and put down treason, are cordially
invited 10 attend"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-06

A MAP FOR THE TIMEs..-At Melen s
bookstore can be found III. IL. Lloyds Mill
tary Charts, Sixteen Maps on one Sheet"
1t is very good and convenient map of the
principal points OF military movements, such
as the neighborhood of Washington, Fortress
Monroe the line OF the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad, Charleston harbor, Pensacola harbor.
and other places. One OF the maps shows
the whole OF Chesapeake bay and the regions
along each shore, and another is a well de
fined map OF the United States.
Miss HINCKLEY THE VOCALIST will give
concert in Worcester next Monday evening,
assisted by other distinguished artists. She
is American, she is just beginning her career
which promises to be very brilliant. Her per-
formances have been eminently successful
These and other considerations will undoubt-
edly attract a large audience. The following
account. of this gifted lady, is copied from the
New York Evening Post.
''As Miss Einckey is just now the bright
notice Of IfaP Gdpet}n ,.qReralic horizon, brief
bella Hinckley was born in the city of AL
bany, and until she went abroad some three
yeats ago, had lived in her native place with
her relatives and friends. She sang in some
of the city churches and occasionally appear
ed at concerts. AT the age OF sixteen she
went to Italy to pursue her musical education,
which had been under the care of Mr. George
w. Warren, then of Albany 1.-THE present or
ganist at the church of the Holy Trinity,
Brooklyn).
Miss Hnckey was for long. time the ia
vorite pupil OF Romani in Florence. After
she had finished studying with him she ap
peared in opera in several cities of Europe,
and met with success on every occasion, Her
tathe', who was physician of good standing
in Albany, died last sp.ing from an affection OF
the heart, while his wife, daughter, and little
son were still in Europe,
Isabella was an only daughter, and hers is
the noble mission to fill the void which death
has made in the family circle. and care for her
mother, (who is constantly with her,) and
provide for and educate two young brothers.
brilliant artistic career is predicted for her,
and all American hearts will join in the sin
cere wish that fame and prosperity will follow
her footsteps"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-06
our DOOR spoRTs.

The season of athletic sports, however
the war may rage, is not to pass wholly with
out observance. The first match game of base
ball of the season, and the first ever played
under the new rules of the national associa-
ION of base ball players, is now in progress
on the grounds of the Atlantic club in Brook
lyn. There are now upwards of eighty clubs
in the association, comprising the most
accomplished and scientific players in the
country. 1t was reported at the annual
meeting Of the association in December
last, that the adoption of a rule giving
to clubs the privilege OF playing the "hy
game" by mutual consent would prove "the
browning step in the progress and final perfec
ton of the game )" and the rule was accord
ingly adopted. In the games for the champi-
onship the trophy of victory is silver ball of
the exact size and appearance of the playing
ball, bearing suitable inscription. The cham.
pions are obliged to play all matches, whether
on the "hy" or "bound, which their commit
tee may accept; the club winning the
ball the first year is required to return
it to the national association; and any club
having it awarded two years in succession is
entitled to its possession forever The inter-
est which al lovers Of rational athletic games
would have In these matches for the champion.
ship will be greatly affected by the more ex.
citing events of the season. In Massachusetts
as in New York large number of the most
proficient players responded to the first call of
the country for the strong and resolute arms
Of its sons, and are now in its service. There
is scarcely club in this vicinity whose ranks
have not been invaded. Many of their crack
players and also crack shots, and are all using
their skill on more glorious field. But there
is no occasion for those who remain to lay
down their clubs.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-06

The HALF-SHELL BANNER.-Seven stars
are awkward to arrange upon the union of a
flag There are not enough OF them to form
star, or decent circle, or a square, or any
other geometrical figure. They ,oW look lone
some, like small galaxy of lest pleiades, be.
ing too few for the Union, and too many to go
It alone. Like black sheep, they are quite lost
IN the Folds, and do not possess the gliltering
sheen that Our Thirty four persist in flashing
upon the winds of heaven. Plainly, the en-.
sign of the Confederated States is an I'll
Starred Flag ! PANTY Fair.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-06

PIERCE, both added much to the festivities
The marshal of the day, Capt. James NJ Rich
ardson, with the company Of the llubbardston
soldiers, performe, the duty of escort and
the stars and stripes are now flying from
staff l05 feet high
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-06

To COnsumptIvcs.-The advertiser, having been
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will try his remedy asst will them nothing and may
prove blessing Parties wishing the prescription will
please address REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
oil Oily Williamsbureh King Co New York
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-06

FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY.-All books now out in
the hands of borrowers must be returned forthwith
more books will be given out after the 4th. till
the library is removed to the new rooms, on Elm
street. Per order,
jed DIT BAKER. Librarian.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-06

The SUPERIOR COURT at Fitchburg will
commence the business OF the term next Mon
day, at two o'clock, p NJ The following is
the list of actions for trial, the first ten OF
which will be in order the first day of the
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-06

Seventh Regiment of Volunteers.
J. CO A, of the I'm regiment Nj III, command
ed by Captain -
8. Z, n Doane
s. L, &c saltmalsh.
| 6. f. Alex hichborn.
| Z. q, Edward u. Abbott.
8. II, James L. Bates
y. L. John Ripley.
| TO- h, David Alien, Jr.
ana such OF the men now enlisted in the company
raised IN Boston and commanded by Captain Jona-
than Plimpton, as shall sign the agreement re-
quled by The act, will be drafted into this regiment
to ill up its companies.
Eighth Regim ent of Volunteers.
l. Co A, 4th battalion rifles Capt James A Fox.
2. B, Capt W Batcheloer.
3 {, Capt John kuIz.
4. ID, Capt Harlow.
8. A, LIST Battalion Rifles Capt Moses z Stanwood
s. {, LIST Battalion Rifles, Capt -
Z. A, I'd Battalion Rifles, Capt Abel Ii Pope
s, The company in " esibolough, commanded by
William Biackner.
8. koxbury, Capt Dennis Bartlett.
10. Stoneham. Capt Parker Gould,
and this regiment is to be filled up to its maximum
strength nom the company in Marlboro command
ed by Moses I Palmer, and the company in New
bury Co Is, LIST Battalion OF Rifles.
Ninth Regiment of Volunteers.
l. The company in Marblehead, commanded by
2 Danyers.' Capt A Putnam.
8. haverhill, II How.
4. A
5. Samuel Langmaid.
6. Andover, ii Holt.
Z. Lynn, Alonzo Draper.
s. Amesbury, j w Sargent.
g. Methuen, LeyeIett Bradley.
10. Ipswich, John Hobbs,
and tins regiment is to be tlied up to its maximum
strength from the following companies
The company in Danyers commanded by N Full
ler
Haverhill, Capt Luther Day.
North Andover, Capt Stoddard.
salisbury, Capt u Il Morrill,.
Lawrence Capt sullivan Jr.
Tenth Regiment of Volunteers.
l. The company in Worcester, commanded by A
III Foster
q Fitlhburg, Capt w Kimba
3. Leominster, Capt q w lockwood
4. oxford Capt III Watson.
8. Brookded, Capt Sardus Sloane.
g. Northbridge, Capt Chase Pmibrick
Z. GRAFTON, Capt Walter Foiehahd.
5. Clinton, Capt Henry Bowman.
8. Lancaster, Capt I Sherwin, Jr.
10. Dedham, Capt Henry Onion.
And this regiment is to be filled up to its maxi
mum strength from the following companies:
w 6atcheil.
The company in Webster commanded by James r
Young
The company in Spencer commanded by W
Eleventh Regiment Of Volunteers.
l. The company in Cambridge commanded by
w Richardson.
2. The company in Wa:ertown commanded by II
Lindley.
g. The company in Lowell commanded by
Proctor
4. The company in Lowell commanded by Eben
James
s. The company in Maiden commanded by j r
Simonds
s. The company in Groton commanded by Lean
der e hing.
T. The Company in Boston commanded by J Her.
chenToeder
g. The company in Boston commanded by Ferdi-
nand Dreher.
o. The company in Boston commanded G A
Batchelder.
TO- The company in Watham commanded by Gard
ner Banks And this regiment is to be filled up TO
Its maximum strength from the following compa-
MES:
=, The company in Lowell commanded by Captain
Temple TeDbetts.
The company in South Reading commanded by
john Wiley, 3D.
johnson.
The following statistics published for general
information:
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-06

ATTENTION, OLD CITY GUARD.-Every member is re
questcd to be present at the Armory on THURSDAY
EVENING, June 9Th, at O'clock for the transaction
special company business
Per order. F. E. GOODWIN Clerk
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-06

LARGE PIcKEREL--A pickerel has been
caught in WattaSammek pond in East Brook
field, weighing nine pounds.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-06

George Sessions, FURNISHING UKDERrA KERA AND
COFFIN Neutrality-suspicious., Caskets Patent Metallic
Burial Cases and Robes of every description always on
hand Also the NEW PATENT METALLIC CAsKET OF al
sizes -'N " "a
Everythingconnectedw iththe management off,oar,,,
promptly attended to. No 40 Front street sdence on
Front street Worcester Mass. dawtf VA
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-06

chappad hands ronehness 81 the skin, &c. Prepared
and sold by JOHN z. HILL, Apothccary Mechanics
Hall Building. diff Cd
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-06

PERsoNAL.--C Charles b. Pratt. Esq, left this
city last evening, by the steamboat train, fer
New York, to resume his submarine opera.
tons for the season.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-06

HUBBARDsroN.--Th ladies of Hubbard.
ston presented to the town beautiful United
States flag, and on Saturday last it was thrown
TO the breeze by the hands of the fair donors.
amid the cheers of the inhabitants and the
music of the band. The Hubbardston Glee
CiuO' sang several national songs. The pre-
sentation speech by Miss Helen Greenwood,
ana tn" remarks on receiving it by Mr. L.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-06

MURDER OF FITcHBuRG Boy AT PIXIES
FEAk.-Ihe Reveille states that letters have
been received in Fitchburg announcing the
murder OF Amos Osborne, son OF Abram Os.
borne, Esq OF that town, about the first of
March. While on his way from California
Gulch to Denver City, in company with a
friend, and having some $4,000 in gold with
him, they were Joined by third person, who
murdered Osborne and attempted to murder
his companion, but the latter survived to tell
the story. Amos Osborne was native of
Fitchburg, aud was % FEARS of age. He had
resided in South Carolina, Australia, South
America and Kansas.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-06

HE BARRE RoBBERY.-Four men, named
Nelson Piece of Barre and Thomas Mahan of
Iatnuck, have been arrested as principals,
and VIM. Underwood of Tatnuck and Charles
Conway of Leicester, as accessories, charged
with the stealing of goods from the store of
Jonas Carruth, in Barre, fortnight since
The goods, consisting of ten vests valued at
$50, six pairs of pants valued at $25 and
three coats valued at SIS, were found Tues
day afternoon, buried in garden near the
Tatnuck Hotel, certain actions or statements
OF Mahan inducing the search. The arrests
were soon after made by officers Moses Rug
giles and Z. ii. Babbitt OF Barre. Pierce was
arrested Wednesday morning about 3 O'Clock
in West Brook6eld, Conway in Leicester, and
Underwood and Mahau in Tainuck. Conway
was arraigned before Trial Justice Thayer, in
this city, Wednesday afternoon, on charge
of receiving goods known 10 haxe been stolen,
and put under $500 bonds for his appearance
for examination this Thursday afternoon be-
fore the same magistrate, and committed in
default OF bail. Pierce, Maban, and Under
wood, are to be examined to-day on the
charges preferred against them, before Trial
Justice Brimbecom, in Barre.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-06

= IHIdnTTy anu TIIti Z00
The number of companies in active service is GO, of
which company is artillery; OF which 62 companies
are infantry and rifles, making total OF &c.
Ofthe companies in service 10 were organized pri-
or to Jan l, 1861 and SO have been organized since
Jan !, 1861. making total of So.
Exclusive of 63 companies in service, the number
oil companies of infantry aud rifles volunteering for
service i'll response TO General Order No r. was
IA
AS nearly as can be ascerained, the different
Ties are represented by the numbers OF companies
hereinafter gh en-, though it is known that many of
the companies nOininaily raised in Suffolk to
great extent recruiled IN other counties.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-06

POLICE CoURT.-On Wednesday, Joseph
Stott, for drunkenness, was fined So and costs
Daniel Shehan, for vagrancy, was sent to the
house of correction for two months.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-06

Y.
"ENTLEMEN-A young lady of my acquaintance had
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advised her to try NJ Lanes Yermifuge prepared nv
Fleming Bros Pitt burgh, Pa. She accordingly pur-
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an unusual large quantity of worms She was immedi-
atel relieved of all the dreadful symptoms accompany
ing this disease and rapidly recovered her usual
The young lady does not wish name mentioned; her
residence however is 10 Fifth street. and she refers to
Mrs. IIarde, No Manhattan place
Purchasers will be careful to ask for DR. MLANE,s
CELEBRATED vER1lFUGE, manufacturedby FLEM-
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-06

James Nj. Follansbee, Commission Merchant for
the purchase and sale of WOOL, Washington Scuare
Worcester, Mass
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-06

The number of companies existing Jan 1851,
81
There have been organized since Jan LIST, 1861,
companies, 1877
-
Total of companies, PA
One old and two new companies have been dis
banded, 8
Number of companies now existing 24l
OF which there are OF cavalry,
artillery,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-06

Sinith's Curative Cleansing COm-ocund-A
superior remedy for lleadache, Burns. Sore ps bowel
complaints Canker. Piles, Sure hruat, &c, Sc FNi
sale by bush co, "a Front street. BY the dozen q,
single bottle at manufacturers prices. decd iy3O
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Friction Matches.-Havinpbe ena ted he +ha
bos9 FRICTION Match Co Agents the sale OF their
niatenes IN worcester and vicinity, hereby give
nolce that we shall keep constantly on hand ar sSnrt
nent OF their celebrated Matches which will be sold
ioWtor cash ,dnd satisfaction guaranteed.
-, -, DRAfE Il CLARK
IYzI utI Nos. IS and 81 Front street
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UNIFoRMs.-Th uniforms for the members
OF Co. ID. are now being made by d. Ii.
Eames. The color is grey, trimmed with
black