Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-23

kels and rifles, and shell for cannon, passed.
over the Norwich and worcester ralr"au i"s'
week for New York,
The wife Of VIM. Cutter of Hartford, rose
one niQht last week while in state OF de.
rangement and leaned over drop gas iig"'
till her breast, shoulders and one sac OF her
face were so terribly burned that she dIed III
Il few hours Her husband by long wach'hg
had fallen asleep by her side
William son of Rev. DIR. Butler superin-
tendent of the Methodist mission in India, and
who was attending boarding school in Mil
ton. CT. fell on the 18th lust, breaking lils
arm Ii was Immediately set by skillul pty'
sician but on the fourth day following, the
lockiaw set in, and the poor fellow died
The mutiny which occurred in the iohrth
Connecticut regiment, Gen. Banks division,
was queled by the Derby company and the
Hartford City Guard. The muiineers were
sent o Gov. Banks, who, on RECEIVING salls,
factory assurances OF tutu fidelity, pardontd
them, and they returned 10 duly, much lm
proved in discipline aud temper
The store OF Mr.. Kenynn, in Broukiyh, was
entered and robbed oil $3.50 worth of goods ON
the night OF the lst inst. This is the second
time within a lew months that MI Kenyon has
suffered in The same manner.
VERMONT.
Robert, son OF Il. w. Laird OF West Dan
vile, child of six years, was caught, Wed
nrsday afternoon, by one OF the large sllalls IN
his fathers grislnilI, which was making ~
revolutions minute. Catching hs clothing,
the child was stripped to the feet. ami then
whirled many times round tie Shaft lie es-
capped with sound limbs, and expects to re-
cover
The 4u Vermont regiment is now IN camp
at Bratteb0r0 with its full compliment OF lo4O
men. 1t is To be armed with the Enfield rifle,
and furnished with improved uniforms aud
equipments throughout The field officers OF
the regiment are Col H. II. StOughtOn OF Bel
lows Falls, Lieut.. Col. H. NJ. Worthpn OF
Bradford, and Major John Curtis Taylor OF
Brattleboru.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The following antdole to the poison OF
rattlesnake is given TO us by friend Apply
salt and indigo to the place bitten as soon as
possible Make tea of the blue or white in
digo violet, and drink freely. Bind the herbs
OF or above the wound, to prevent swelling.
Two city gamblers fought a duel with broad
swords, on Thursday, near New York. One
was faro bank keeper named Willis, the other
a roper,in named Hyman. The trouble grew
out Of a dispute about returning the money
''plucked" from "a green one" who lad threat
ened to complain to the police unless REIN"
knee. Willis escaped unhurt. Two dozen
gamblers witnessed the fight.
Col Lorin Andrew, late president Of Kenyon
College, Ohio, died on the 18th inst. When
the blow was struck at Fort Sumter last April,
ne laid aside the roles Of his peaceful office,
and enlisted as private i'll one of the Knox
county regiments. He was soon after chosen
to the command of his company, and subse-
qGcntly to the eolonecy of his regiment, and
took the field in Western Virginia Here he
was seized with malignant fever which re-
suited III his death He was a native of Yer
mont, and honorably TO the teachers of the
country.
The collector OF the port of New York
seized last week, seven cargoes of liquors,
under the confiscation act The vessels sailed
from Bordeaux for New Orleans before the
declaration Of the blockade; but on their ar
rival at the South West Pass, were ordered off
by the blockading squadron. They then
sailed for New York, and the cargoes were
stored in the Bonded warehouse. The
seizure was made on receiving the evidence
thBt they were owned by traitors to the gov
eminent. The value was about 81 100000
Gen. Nye, late Of New York, now governor
of Nevada Territory, has appeared TO his sub
iects in new character One of his first acts
on his arrival in the territory, was to give
notice that, on the following sabbath after his
arrival, he would hold divine service in Car
son city there being no minister to officiate).
He told the people lie would not live among
them unless they recognized God by having a
minister and religious services on the sabbath.
Col MULLIGAN's REPLY.-The recent re-
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