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TORONTO, Oct Col. Rankin, member of
parliament, lately authorized by the United
States to raise regiment of lancers, was ar.
rested yesterday for violation of the neutrality
laws
New York, Oct. THE tenth Maine regi-
ment has arrived here. Its destination is yet
undecided. VIM. II. Hurd, mate Of the barque
Glen OF Portland, captured by the pirate Dixie,
has arrived here en- route for Portland, reieas
ed on parole
CAIRO, Oct 1.-The gunboats Tyler and
Lexington, while accommodating down the
river, TO day, fell in with the pirate gunboat
JEFF. Davis. They chased her to within two
miles OF Columbus, when the batteries on the
Kentucky shore opened on them. Some ~
guns were fired, some being rifled cannon.
The engagement lasted an hour. No damage
happened to our boats. The rebel damage is
not known.
SARATOGA, Oct. IA large Union meeting
was held today, on the battle ground, on Be.
mis- Heights Over 5000 were present. Pat
rotic speeches were made, which were enthu-
sastically received.
MONTREAL, Oct. Farther Point line has
no sign of steamer then, and a heavy fog on
the river
CINCINNATI, Oct. THE engine and
three cars Of freight train on the Ohio and
Madison Railroad broke through the trestle
work near Cochrane, Sunday morning. The
engineer and fireman were killed.
The white lead factory OF Harrison, Hall, &
Co., was burnt Saturday night. Loss SIS 900.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Oct. Tt is ascertancd
from an Off .ial source that Gen. Wool has as
yet received no instructions. That he will
proceed to Missouri is uncertain.
Col. Enstein, suspended for two months,
has been mustered out of the service. His
regiment has dwindied down t. halt its num-
bprs.
ex-governor Jas. d. Doty has been appoint
ed superintendent of Indian affairs in Utah.
Numerous complaints and charges have been
preferred against certain reglmental quarter
masters for malteasance in office. The mat.
ter will be forthwith Investigated, and the
guilty parties punished
Both generals Meigs and Van Vliet deny
the statement that any officer of the regular
army connected with the quartermaster'S de-
partment is implicated in the recently diScov
cred peculations The government has al
ready procured large quantity of forage at
about ten per cent. less than is paid by private
individuals in Washington.
Brig Gen Mcdowell is to be made major
general of volunteers.
The rebel pickets advance only 10 the hill
a mile beyond Fails Church during the day
and retire back from the hill at night.
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Turtsvr1rp Oct IA fire orcurred i'm
| Memphis ON the 2Sll ult.. ON Washington
street. destroying 100000 worth of property
Mrmphis naners nj line 3Oth ult., say that
thirty cases nf Enfield musyets. a mart of the
so 600 Which IItpIy ryaded line blockade, had
reached Nlemnhs and are ON their way to
Columbus Nnu,,lis is literally alive with
soldiers 'Tbn s,i,thpru commercial conven.
ton assembled NJ Macon on The l4th.
Tho ITnivnrsitv nr Mississippi is about to be
closed to, ,rari, If natrnnnoe
Jacob Thomnson has been recommended Tor
oovpruor of M,ssissiupi
II is st,t.d lin, l. G. Hiplman has raised
1000 men in Arkansas for Iardee's com
mand
Ex-Governor +. Lewis Lowe, OF Maryland
has cscapcl to Richmond.
Isaac Davrnport of Richmond, has given
$4,000 II, owes TO noitherners to the rebel
commissioners.
The Northern Bank Of Alabama has sus-
pended specie payment at the instance of the
Governor The Nashville merchants have
;,urped 10 tnk. treasury notes at par Tor debts
and goods
Hardee's force has fallen back to Pltsnan's
Ferr, on the Arkansas line.
.Jones tormcrIv editor of PHILADELPHIA pa
per, is secretary in the war department a:
Richmond
Gov. Moore Of Louisiana is ordered to Sc
cure all the nork from New Orleans spccua.
tors, who had advanced it to 500 a barrel.
II is estimated that Yankee property N Nir-
uiuia conliscated amounts to $50 900 900
Mobile papers say the deieuces south Of that
city ace vigorously going on. The municipal
authorities OF Mobile issue shinpiastcIs in
small amounts.
Rebel soldiers. especially in western Virgin.
in, are suffering for tobacco.
A vessel with one thousand bushels OF salt
from Laguayra, had its cargo taken from Bra.
EOS liver. and the prize schooner Richmond
was captured near Galveston recently, with
two hundred sacks OF coffee and 100000 ci.
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FORTRESS MONROE, Oct 6.--The steamer
Spauldiug has sailed Tor Hatieras Inlet with
five hundred troops General Wool returned
here this morning, and will doubtless remain.
Geu. Mansfield goes 10 Hatteras Inlet on the
Spaulding to take the chief command
Mr.. Fox, assistant secretary OF the navy,
the assistant postmaster general, and others,
spent the day here. Mr.. Fox came down on
the steamer Philadelphia from Washington,
with ordnance stores, and left at four o'clock,
after an interview with Commodore Goldsbor-
ough.
Commissary John Clark, late of the Boston
Courier, was on board the propeller Fanny,
but left with the first boat load OF stores, and
thus escaped capture. The capture of the
Fanny is severely censured, as it appears the
rebel vessels were not seen until they were
within tour miles OF the propeller
Two tug boats, having the Susquehannah' 5
launches in tow, laden with the remaining
stores of the 20th indiana regiment, LETT Hat.
teraS Inlet for the encampment OF the regl-
ment, but it was rumored before the Pawnee
sailed that they had abandoned their position,
and were ON their way to Hatteras Inlet.
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SPANISH MOVEMENT AGAINST
MEXICO.

WAsHINGToN, Oct. Highly important
adyices have been received from Cuba by the
steamer Karnak. The Spanish war steamer
Leone was waiting at Cadiz for the result of
the cabinet conference relative to the Europe
am coalition against Mexico, that advices Of the
ul;imatum OF Spain might he Immediately
dispatched to the captain general of Cuba In
the meantime, an expedition is being fitted
ont at Havana fer Mexico, under the pretext
of sending it to St. Domingo. good deal of
precaution is exercised by the Cuban authori-
lies relative to the general plan and extent of
the expedition 1t will consist of six batteries
of howitzers and ten thousand men. Much OF
the material is being arranged in packages SUIT
able for tra sportaton on mules. The eXpedl-
ton will be ready to start the latter part oil next
month Ii w be commanded by Gems. Class
nete ana Fgaeieria, formerly under Gen. Con-
tha. ala well known in Cuba. 1t is given out
ti.ai spain is taking these steps against Mexico
I'll her own responsibility, but the advices to
which l have access stale definitely that the
English and French are to send their quota OF
men, as well as cooperate with their fleets in
the gulf. The whole country will be startled
some fine morning by the extent OF this move.
ment, and the end it has in view. The regu~
lation OF Mexico is one of its least important
objects. II squints further NORTH
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VIOLATION OF THE BLOCKADE.

WASHINGTON, Oct 6--The Tribune cor.
respondent Us the publicity given to tile vlo,
lation of the Savannah blockade, by the Brit
ish steamer Bermuda, is said to have proceed
ed from Lord Lyons dinner table. lnforma-
ton, strange to say, from the village of
Thompson, Conn, gives me reason to believe
that part of tile freight OF this big vessel
was 70 tons of gunpowder, 1000 Enfield rifles,
10 rifed cannon 10000 pairs shoes, large
quantity of blankets and clothing, and an eX-
traordinary amount OF quinine aud morphine;
"Reminiscences against her sailing, and indeed
against her completing her cargo, were made
by Charles Francis Adams in London, but the
foreign off e did not feel at liberty, or would
not e its obligation, TO arrest the unlawful
voyage. The circumstances under which the
Bermuda effected an entrance into Savannah
will probably be made the subject of court
martial One thing is certain the Bermuda
will never go out out again except for condem
nation and sale
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JEFFERSON CITY. Mo, Oct 6-Sprcial dis
matches TO the St. Louis Democrat state that
Iittle doubt is entertained. here. that Price is
ON the way south with the main body OF his
army. the force reported to be making demon.
STATIONS near Georpeto town and Sedalia being
merely d,lachmenls for the purpose of krel
mo onr advance engaged When last heard
from Prices advance puard was in Clinton
Henry county.
In i snnnosed that Price will pnsh ON to the
Arkansas line Fremont will follow closely
and rive battle wherever he finds him A
fnrra 9f between three and lour thousand rebel
cayaIrv was seen near linton. whose object
il nresnmed TO be to VET between oar advance
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LATEST NEWS.
BY TBG4HlGt ia p ii
TO THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY
THREE DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.

CAPE RACE, Oct. b, via SackVle, Ith- he
steamship Bavaria, from Hamburg via South
amptum, Sept. %, was boarded off the cape at
10 this Saturday evening" on route to New
York. The ship Switsure had reached En-
gland from Australia, with Eos 900 in gold
Passports for British subjects have been abo.
ished in The Netherlands.
The Times city article, 25th, says great eX-
element prevailed in foreign markets, conse-
quent upon distinct repetition of the an
nouncement that France and Spain forthwith
will intervene in the affairs OF Mexico.
Consol5 93B 944 for money, and 93s Tor
account
FRANcE-rhe Kings OF Denmark and llol
land will visit Napoleon at Compeigne, Oct 6,
at the same time with the King OF Prussia.
The Pays says that the news of the landing OF
the Borghese in Calalria had been renewed.
The vintage near Lyons is excellent
SaXony does not object to commercial
treaty with France, but agrees perfectly " til
Prussia on this question.
SwITzERLAND.-T Eench minister, NJ.
Thargal, had handed to the federal council an
other noJe referring TO the Vile De Grand at
fair, wherein France adhered to the statement
contained in a previous note, the accuracy OF
which was contested by the federal council
FURKEY-rhe vanguard OF the Turkish
army, which was at Scarllh, fell back Oh the
2lth upon Treugne and hi0urck, winch was
caused by Il bold movement OF the insurgents.
Omar Pasha is concentrating the Turkish
forces Al Treebigue The vlainar OF Monten-
egr3 had called out all conting"ntsi and awaits
the Turkish army on MoutpnrLrln territory.
IrALi 1t is rumOred tina, Gen. Fanti re-
places Ciailini at Naples. The Opnone
deems il probable that new law on internal
administration will shortly be published abol
isling the office of lieutenant general The
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THE DEPARTURE OF COZ. WILSON'S
REGIMENT AND FOLLETr's BAT
TERY.
Bosrov, Oct 7. The third Massachusetts
battery, Capt. Follett was reviewed this after
noon on the common by Mayor Wightman
and large crowd Of Gil zeus. The battery
left Tor New York tonight. where ii will await
the arrival of the twenty second regiment, to
which it is attached. The twenty second, Col.
Wilson, will arrive from Camp Schoulcr early
tomorrow, will be reviewed Ivy Gov. Andrew
at ten o'clock, and the standard will be pre-
scented by Hon. Robert C. Winthrop. The
regiment will leave at p. NJ. via Worcester
aud New Haven.
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. THE citizens of
Philadelphia gave serenade 10 w. B, Carter,
last night at midnight, at the Continental Ho-
tel as a representative of the Unioniss of
Tennessee. Mr.. Garter gives assurance OF the
deep though latent sympatAies of That state for
the Union. lie has just returned from Wash
ington, whore lie received assurances OF the
active support Of tie government to aid the
loyal men with money and arms He proceeds
to Kentucky, to operate for the Union cause,
and is sangunc OF a successful issue.
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held in readiness by the city authorities, a
further outbreak or attack being expected on
the camp The origin Of the trouble is SAID to
be ihnt some soldiers insued women while
oct about the city.
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NEW YORK Oct. 7.-SToCKS are rather better; Chlca-
go and Rock Island 4ss; Chicago, burlington Quincy,
fiaos Central scrip 81 Panama l6s Michigan south,
en 49, Mchi IAN Cent? 49, Erie 297 New York Central
76i Pacific Mail 9l Tennessee skies AZ; Virginia skies
Isl; Missouri skies 43; Louisiana skies 81 Michigan
skies 49, SO; Treasury six cent $685. u B. skies b.
90: u. 5. hves, IA 623j
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srrrnus aInrINNEw JERSEY.

New York, Oct IA serious riot occur.
red in Hudson City, N. j., Saturday night, be-
tween members OF the Barney Rifles aud the
citizens A number OF persons were injured,
ineludin the mayor of the city, who, in try
ing to quell the disturbance, was seriously
stabbed in several places. The militia was
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CAVALRY! CAVALRY CAVALRYl

Young. Ahe-bodied Men wanted Immediately Tor the
UNITED STATES WoLUNTEER) CAVALRY SERVICE
to complete the third ement of the Ira Harris Guards,
1t. Col. RIieil commanding, in camp Staten
island, in New York hlr9or Monthly pay, besides Ra-
tOls, Clothing Horses and Equipments from S4 to 523;
also, a bounty OF 500 after the war.
For further particulars inquire at the Recruiting Of
fee, "a Front street. up stairs, Worcester, Mass
CAPT CAPT ". +. ii'Ai,LLlErr. R@esTatmg
"a AZ q
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N Z w S T Y L E S
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The attention of gentlemen is particularly invited to
the and elegant stock f every variety of Foreign
and Domestic Goods for
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NOTICE.-DR. CLARKE having returned
from Europe is now ready to resume the practice
Of his profession.
Office hours from 2 to p. IN. Residence at No.
Chestnut street, near the head Of Pearl street.
s2l dlw&wlm*
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4 TTENTTON!- a fine opportunity for

d TTENTlON! "A fine opportunity for
IA Company Of young who desire active service
waatejl5O engine soldiers for the Sapper and Miner
Company c. of the regular Army. proper proper
ton must be silful meC hanics they must be between
the ages Of Is 50, less than feet % inches high
must be aDe-bodied, led men, able to read and
write correctly and familiar with the four ground rules
of arithm tic, and of good character
Term of enlistment three years. Pay from Sl3 to S3i
per month"; depending the rank attained in the
pany by merit 20 which is added clothing, ratons and
medical attendance, with bounty Of 500 at the eXpira
ton of the time OF rlistment.
As soon the company is formed il will be assigne
to actv, duty tne field, in connection with Of the
divisions of the army None need present themselves
unless they satisfy the above conditions.
Apply at No IS State street, Boston, stairs from
A. NJ. TO | p. NJ daily, or TO WuEELOCK PRATT, at
the Waldo House, Worcester.
JAS. b. MCPHERSON,
03 dtt Captain OF Engineers, U, s. \.
LIMITED STATES ARMY 500
~ BOUNTY Wanted Que Hundred unmarried able
bodied men for the llth Regiment OF L. y INFANTRY, be-
tween thc ages of Is and IS years Paw from Sl3 TO S2
per month. Term Of enlistment years.
Also "a bandsmen to compose the Regimental Band
Fortu particulars, enquire the Rendezvous, 233
Main street Capt. j. NJ. GOODIUE,
llth Infantry U. :. ArnY hcCruiting Officer
au30 dit
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XVOOLENMACIlINERY For SALE.

w | Picker, | Wower, Cards , each A. inch
Etcakers and 40 inch Nj, shers ! Drawing SpOcler,
Jacks, 200 SpindeS each Is Looms for Cashmere sat
tnet, shearlng Machine, Brushing Machine, Cloth
Also quantity of Harnesses Racks Bobbns, Spools,
&c The above may be seen by apply iIig to EDWARD
GOULD, East Douglas, Mass Prices low.
Also now for sale, Pulling Mills French Cutters, Indi
go Mills, Dye-Nats, Vat Nets Winging Nets and every
variety OF and secondhand Cotton and Wooden Ma
ehincry and Manufacturers Supplies.
u5 d2wiS SUMNER IRATT Worcc ster
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FAST LINE,


Leaves Columbus 2. IS P M, from Union Depot. via
Bellare: arrives at Newark, 323 P. NJ; GAINESVILLE,
80 P. M; Bellare7 .55 p. M; Pittsburgh, IL 25 P.
NJ; Harrisburg, 900 A. NJ; ria AHent0tcn, arrives
at New Tork,4 ?. NJ; ola PHILADELPHIA, arrives
Philadelphia, lilo P. NJ; New York, P. M, This
Train also connects at Harrisburg for Baltimore, ar.
rving at Up. NJ.
This Train through to Belaire or Pttsburg with.
out change OF Cars; and from Pittsburg there Is no
change Of Cars to Philadelphia or via Allentown to
New York-thus offering
The only Route from Columbus to Baltimore,
Philadelphia, or New York, with only
.s..n.t one change Of Cars.
by this Train Passengers arrive in New York ave
hours In advance Of the Northern lines. ...lt. ..
This Train also connects at Deaire with the Baltimore
and Ohio r. Il, t...
uThis Route is 30 miles shorter to Plttsburg,
and more than 100 miles shorter to
New York, than Northern Lines.
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q snd sos Conscience dd no. approve in the slsu.tIon

and conscience did mot ann.oy !, n, a.
In which / was placed -rp'o'ein 'ne situation
No terms or Conditions ex,,.s..a
those plainIv "a =. - W leehse otner than
but have tboupht n An. no - ~. W. aoove quoted;
and the painful soIIcitnds man. ~ Ass iela.lcns.
In my behalf. that shouid ~ = yva hsss iel.
you. ~. '''nJ Auui c''
While do NOT pron,aa .Il..;.n.. -
support to the Southern Conas5ssao. VI ia Sc.lyS ,5
not advise you to assume snv ohI;:.,,a ans VIII viii
trary to your convictions Of dy,v TE.I nsrS.,
ly free 10 say af he faiIurs oT II. S...s' -
The United States for iou, Iono moufhs "a .r.f.;n
us ia our position h onusr:., .."S: - - sIs'a'" -
since he battle ef Manas,a. ,r;,S;n ~! :. ~ w.
bic iimej the deliberate action or ons ss..a;n
our August election. the aasnss Jul Ssase s,.l ~
men that no test o.tbs a. .'aes S.st,;e oa puplic
will be adopted or reouired. ths nnr,u.I hss.eS
which has grown up between The % sn.s eoris,io oro
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The Rat.lo Of n.lena.el.n


ny soUTHEY.
1t was summer evening,
ifa Old kaspar's work was done, y .Ht-
And he before his cottage door M
Was sitting in the sun; ..s.
And BY him sported on the green
HIS little grandchlld, Wllhelmlne.
She saw her brother Psterkin
hoil something large and round
which he beside the riyulet
In playing there had found: I
lie came to ask what he had found,
That was so large, and smooth, and round.
Old Kaspar took It from the boy,
Who stood expectant by;
ANA then the old man shook his head,
And with natural sigh
I = Tis some poor fellows skull - sajd he
WHO fell In the great victory.
n find them In the garden.
For there's many hereabout;
And often. when go to plough,
Ihe ploughshare turns them out;
For many thousand men," said he
Were slain in that great victory"
"Now tell US what twas all about"
Young Peterkin he cries;
And little WilhelmIne looks M
Witbwonder-waiting eyes;
"Now tell us all about the war,
And what they killed each other for
ut was the English, Kas5 or cried.
Who put the French to rout;
But what they killed each other for,
could not we'll make out
But everybody said,r quoth he,
THAT twas famous victory.
My father lived at Blenheim then,
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