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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-04-22
AFFAiRs IN DELAWARE.

PHILADELPHIA, April 20-The government
has taken possession of the Baltimore road.
No trains are leaving here for Washington.
The Union men Of Delaware are in bad
fix. Although the population is largely union,
all the state arms are in possession Of the Sc
cessons, transferred by the governor, who
has not responded to the requistion of the
president, and will not. The Union men hope
the government will take possession of the
upper parts of the state, in order to secure the
powder mills at Brandywine, at which the
secessionists evidently aim.
WILMINGroN, DEL, April 20.-The city
council held meeting tonight, and appro-
priated $50, 900 for the defence of the city and
support of the military. Resolutions were
passed, approving of the presidents cali for
troops, and asking Gov. Burton to issue a
proclamation for the same purpose. The
Delaware Guards, Capt. Bayard and Lieut..
Almond with two companies of the Columbia
Rifles, Capt. Barr, and the Home Guards, and
Capt Seammot, have rendered their services
to the city and the state.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-04-22
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON. April 20.-About Is of the
Massachusetts, troops are in the hospital, doing
well and in good spirits There is no violent
excitement, but evidently deep feeling of
anxiety and painful suspense. Martial law
will soon be proclaimed. Steamer st. Nicho
las, plying between Baltimore and Washing
ton, was seized this morning
Dispatch to the Boston Journal.
On examination of the Sixth Regiment it is
found that there are not great many men left
at Baltimore. The companies had got mixed
up in the struggle to get through the crowd
and into the cars.
It's thought that David Stevens and private
Whitney, of Lowell, are killed-probaby no
others. The wounded are John L. SWEET, Co.
A, Lowell; Lieut. j. f. Rowe, James Whitta-
ker Sidney Collins. Daniel Brown, ID. S. Moo
dy, W. G. Butterfeld, John Foster, S. S. john
son, j. W. Pencil, Henry Dyke, of Stone
ham; Lieut.. Craig, G. II. Chandler, Hugh Me-
han, VIM. F. Wilmington, James Winn, Chas.
Stimson, David A. Ham, VIM H. Lawson, of
Co. d, Lowell Edwin G. Heath, ID. Ingress,
Co. |, Lawrence. Alonzo joy shot off two
fingers while loading.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-04-22
STAR THEW WEST SEIZED.

New ORLEANS, April 20.-The Star of the
West was boarded off Indianola, by the Gal
weston volunteers, on Wednesday night, who
captured her without resistance. She had on
board 800 TO 900 bbls. provisions. The cap
tured Star of the West just arrived at the bar
from Indianola, taken there as prize to the
confederate states.
The steamer Habana has been purchased by
the southern confederacy, and will be trans
formed into war steamer. She will carry
eight guns and one pivot gun. Troops con
tinue to arrive from the upper parishes.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-04-22
NEW YORK SEVENTH REGIMENT.

PHILADELPHIA, April 20.-The New York
It'll Regiment have left here for Washington
direct in the steamer Boston.
New YORK, April 20.-Steamships Wander.
bilt, Quaker City, James Adger, Columbia
and Harion have been chartered by the gov
eminent to take troops to Washington.
Steamship Baltic and several other steamers
will leave tomorrow, full Of volunteers, di-
rect for Washington.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-04-22

New YORK, April 20.--On Friday morning,
at o'clock, Mr.. E. Delafeld Smith, the Uni
ted States district attorney, was aroused from
his slumbers by detachment OF harbor pc
lice, who gave him information in respect to
a vessel about to sail for the south with arms
on board. The vessel is the schooner L. G.
Watts. The original information in regard to
this vessel was given by Mr.. Moses II. Grin
nell. The officers of the vessel stated that she
was freghted for Pernambuco but it appeared
that she had large quantity OF arms on
board, shipped at Hartford, Ct, and that her
manifest was in many respects false. Mr..
Smith Immediately advised the collector to
seize the vessel and cargo, and the order was
voluntarily executed by the harbor police,
under the direction of Superintendent Kenne-
dy.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-04-22

BosToN, Sunday, April 2l.-A mass meet
ing of our citizens, numbering many thousand
was held in State street, this forenoon. Ii
was addressed by Fletcher Webster, Charles
L. Woodbury., and many distinguished citi
zens. The meeting was to raise regiment
for Fletcher Webster, and it was completely
successful. The most intense enthusiasm per
yaded the crowd
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-04-22
FROM WHEELING, VA

New YORK, April 20.-The Tribune has
special dispatch that the governor of Virginia
sent messenger to Wheeling, instructing the
collector to seize the government property
there, but he refused, and armed himself and
others, and announced his determination to
stand by the government.
The custom house was guarded by the
mayor for the United States.
The citizens are greatly excited at the news,
and declare they will stand for the stars and
stripes.
The same dispatch says that Harper's Ferry
is occupied by 5000 men, and the widest ex-
element prevails.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-04-22
Dispatches Of Saturday Night.
FROM WASHINGTON.

New YORK, April 20.-A gentleman just in
from Washington reports that, with the Massa.
chusetts regiment, there are now ketween
5000 and 5000 men-including 1000 regulars
and four batteries of flying artillery. Col
Smith is confident that he can defend the
city Tor the present against any force likely to
be brought against it.
The same gentleman reports that the origin
Of the trouble in Baltimore was, that the row.
dies came behind the last platoon of the 9th
regiment and caught musket from one of the
soldiers and shot him in the back, killing him
instantly. Orders were given to fire, and sew
eraI of the mob were killed.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-04-22

BALTIMORE, April 20.--The city is greatly
excited. Military and armed men are moving
in every direction.
The mayor and governor have notified the
president that no more troops can pass through
Baltimore unless thei fight their way. The
president says that no more troops will be
brought through Baltimore, provided they are
allowed to go around the city unmolested.
The bridges on the Northern and Central
roads are all destroyed The number of the
killed, yesterday, was IL citizens and Massa-
chusetts soldiers. Wounded-S soldiers and 4
citizens.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-04-22
FROM NEW YORK .

New York, April 20.-Gov. Morgan has
ordered the 9th, l2lh, and list regiments to
go to Washington by steamer, unless rail COM
munication is open.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-04-22

BosroN, April 2l.-The following tele-
graphic correspondence explains Itself :.
"BALrIMoRE, April 21.-Hon. John A. An
dye,c, Governor Of Massachusetts SIR: No one
deplores the sad event of yesterday in this city
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-04-22

From the New York Tribune, Saturday Evening
Rumor that John M Bolts has been Hung.
We have from pretty direct sources, a state
ment that the Hen. John NJ. Bolts has been
seized by the secession traitors of Virginia
aud hung. The rumor, it is said, comes to q
relative of Mr.. Bolts in Brooklyn.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-04-22
FROM NEW YORK.

New YORK, April 20.-Gov. Morgan has
quashed all proceedings against Col. Corcoran
of the ninth regiment.
The steamer Columbia has been chartered
by the government, and will sail tomorrow
morning for Washington.
Dispatches from Col. Lefferts say That the
Seventh regiment have left Philadelphia tor
IIavre de Grace, from thence to embark ny
steamer for Annapolis.
The Scott Life Guards, numbering one
thousand men, have proceeded to Governor
Island. The government has also chartered
the steamers James Adger and Marion 1hey
sail tomorrow morning. The eighth ana SIX
ty ninth regiments are ordered to be ready to
march Tuesday morning Gen. >. u. swift,
formerly chief of the U. S. corps OF engineers
at the age of seyenty.eight, has rendered MS
services.
The Californians resident in this city and
state are about to form mounted company
for the service of the government
The schooner Ocean Belle has been seized
as supposed SLAYER.
The Washington Star of Friday says an at
tack on Washington, with any such means as
the assailants can have, would be simply Il
sure sacrifice of their lives.
New YORK, April 20.-Advices from Nor
folk report that the frigate Merrimac is getting
her armament aboard with all possible dis
patch, under protection of the Cumberland's
double shotted guns.
A private dispatch from Baltimore says the
Union men have no hope except the govern
ment occupy the city with an overpowerlng
force.
A sword from the citizens of Taunton, was
presented to Major Anderson to-day. Major
Anderson attended the Union meeting to-day,
and was most enthusiastically cheered. He
goes to Washington tonight.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-04-22

more deeply than myself; but they were lnev:
tables. Our people viewed the passage OF
armed troops to another state through the
streets as an invasion Of our soil, ana could
not he restrained. The authorities exerted
Themselves TO the best of their ability, but
with only martial success. Gov Hicks was
present, and concurs in all my views as to the
proceedings necessary for our protection.
When are these scenes to cease! Are we to
have war of sections? God forbid. The
bodies of the Massachusetts soldiers could not
be sent out to Boston, as you requested, all
communication between this city and Phila'
dephia by railroad, and Boston by steamers,
having ceased but they are put in cemented
coffins, and will be placed with the proper
funeral ceremonies in the mansoleum of Green
Mount Cemetary, where they shall be retain
ed until further directions are received from
you. The wounded are tenderly cared for.
/ appreciate your offer, but Baltimore will
claim it as her right to pay all expenses incur.
ed Very respectfully,
Your obedent servant,
GEORGE NJ. Brown,
Mayor Of Baltimore.
To this the following reply was returned by
the governor:
TO his honor, GEO. NJ Bro0n Mayor of BALI
more Dear Sir-I appreciate your kind at
tention to our wounded and our dead, and
trust that at the earliest moment the remains
of our fallen will return to us. am over
whelmed with surprise, that peaceful march
of American citizens over the highway to the
defence of our common capital, should De
deemed aggressive to Baltimore. Through
New York the march was triumphal.
JOHN A. ANDREW,
Governor of Massachusetts.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-04-22
BY TELEGRAPH.
Dispatches Received Saturday Afternoon.
FROM PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, April 20.-The railroad
bridge three miles north OF Baltimore is re-
ported to be burning. All the bridges between
Baltimore and Havre de Grace have been de-
stroyed or rendered useless, The southern
train, due in Philadelphia at IL o'clock this
morning, has not yet arrived
A resident of Kent county, Nd, has re-
ceived information that the negroes are burn
ing the houses of the whites. Two of his
buildings have already been destroyed.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-04-22
ARSENAL SEIZED IN MIsSOUKI-SE-
CESSION ASTIR-LEA VENWORTH.

INDEPENDENCE, Mo-, April 20.-At an early
hour this morning the arms and munitions of
war held at the arsenal in Liberty county were,
at the demand Of the citizens OF that county,
given up. 1t is stated that 1900 stand of
arms, ten or twelve pieces of cannon, and
quite an amount of powder, were seized, which
will be distributed in Clay and the adjoining
counties. Ninety stand of arms end some cam
non have been brought to this place.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. April 20.--The Nilsson
rians seized the U. S. arsenal, at Liberty, Mis-
souri, at 10 O'Clock this morning. and garri-
soned it with 100 men. An immense seces-
sion meeting was held here to-day. Thousands
from the adjoining counties in this state and
Kansas were present. The prominent places
were decorated with secession flags.
ST. JOSEPH Mo, April 20.-To day the Sc
cession flag was unfurled, and carried through
the streets by q mounted company, after which
it was raised in Market Square, without dis.
turbancs or enthusiasm. Considerable enthu
siasm is manifested, and secession is the pre-
vailing sentiment
LEAvENwoRTH, April 20.-Two thousand
stand of arms have been furnished to the citi-
zens of Lea venworth from the arsenal at Fort
Leavenworth, and the commander at that post
has accepted the services of 300 volunteers OF
this city to guard the arsenal, pending the ar.
rival Of troops from Fort Kearney. All is
quiet here, with some preparations for possible
CONTINGENCIES
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-04-22
sA CARD-THE AMERICAN WATCH
TO THE PUBLIC.

'The undersigned. practical Watchmakers and dealers
in Watches, having bought and sold American Watches
for number of years past and having dealt in all kinds
OF foreign watches for much longer period of time beg
to state that they have dealt in watches which,
as class in individual instances, have been sat
sfactory to Il emselyes and customers whether in
spect of durability beauty of finish, mathemateally
correct proportions, accurate compensation and adjust
men or of fine timekeekng results, than those manu-
featured by the Watham COmpany.N
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-04-22

L ard patented novel process of taking Ambro-
types and Photographs by artificial light prepar
ed to sell rights for its for States, Districts or Towns
The process but rfe the ordinary method.
and the advantage of being able to take pictures the
evening, in ordinary in factory villages. at no.
tells in towns he obvious the profession
Apply to F. & w $. DODGE. 81 Washington street,
Room No l2 70 Bowery, New York; 1874 Westminster
street, Providence, II L, dim
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-04-22
WORCESTER WRITING ACADE.

w Myrtle Second Term will commence MON
DAY EVENING, April |, and continue Three Months.
Office 269 Main street. up stairs
Terms, for Glasses, 10 cents per lesson. Private in
struction in Plain Ornamental writing, Flourshng
Stationery furnished at 10 cents per lesson.
Academy open from D. m. to II M, and from TO p
m, Saturdays excepted Pupils can commence at any
time. diff mch2q
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-05

COL. PRATf AND DR KKYsXR's PRcToKAL
sYRUP.-DR- KxT.n-Desr elE HxrzR 1e celEJ u
NJ aeknoE ledsng TIE errsllsnes cycur PetOr cp1gt
syrup soousr tke great pleasure IN nynX dat if Is
A yoa say m. 1ksoctsd ~ Hoiss oaf of ny cot,oA
I'D tie Eorst one Uas Gaic.ed siih have 10.
usei mere than onehaf of ths botte and can and &c
EiSh that al Who aicted Eould give - tair isl
g 1h1ve done and tksy VII be proud 70 sy, 1T Z No
aaEek neteine.n would not ruder nnother g1eh N
s.tzck for any eohsdezton, at any cost. An eol-
hdent can breathe more freely LhA1 lever did EEall
excellent remedy. YOu are at liberty 70 use NJ nAzs
Ia this regard, a y0u-think proper y y. PhAIf,
Messenger Ccmuon Councfi, Pitlztursh, Pa.
PiflsbaTEh, Nay II, l659.
E.B-f AN no stranger 10 NJ feliov-etssaS. sn1
Who enternin doubts en- eonsd1t ne PersoDaily.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-05
% ssss e 5Sgf 81 HsPgs 4iosOS On & 6 .Iss
asrrssuasa. Jan. Al. Isea

2nIBrRsn. Jan. Al. is6o-
DR. KRrza NY EIfs has hesn aGlictsd uith baa
csuzh and dncuy of hrsaihng. for ave 90 IN jean,
uhh for sevsal yAn baek, bad g1naily increased IN
volsnes. Ths eonplAint has eeen hereoltAy Hna sns
- bseu treated b. several phyEcszns Uithoat any
IIef Ia Ills state Of her olse proclred so1s e yonF
Pectoral Coach syrup. IbozEhk t1e ant u1ss elfy
cent bottle which rslisTedhsr vsJ nlch hsn e1Ae1
nd rot dollar bottle, ukch enred her e1areys and
- kss nov no tacs Of he forner dseasss ecePt ve
nsss Uoad also stats thst used fhs medlstna NJ
I'll 70 eold andeoagh. Ihe nedicne cured De - al
InR one dose IexpTe1 NJ sntirs sat1fsclon via u.
1edscue, aad YOU are Il lbsry 70 pabIiGh this yo1
de.ire 70 40 20. W. WILSON.
= Aldernan Rlflh War1-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-05

RIIlEECR1E, DeooUbeI1 q, Io1.
A GREAT CURE BY DR, KRKsRRis fRCT0RAL
EYRUP.-I live in Peebss tOsnship, Allegheny county
bad coughing and splitting, Hhich eolnenced sGSzt
snploysd the best phyEetans In the eountg, and ~
cough continued lnzbatsd untl early IN 0cioheE. AZ
that tine vas advi1ed y Try your RkcT0kAL COUGH
SYRUP, which did, and afteT had taken bottle
uas entirely free from TIA coughing and spittng. Ihad
despaired Of ever getting ve and Ihink II shoa bs
known that this vHuahs remedy VII DO for otheS
It has done inmy ease. 3OHS Q. LITTLE
Witness-B- N KEER. Feebles toUahip.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-05

PuIzrrReH, Apris "a se57,
READ TIE TRUfH.-DR. KK1EEz 1haFe aA-gh-
Ter uho kas takea several medicines for bad cough
without be7eat-Anong them Ayers ChsrTg ReetorAl.-
I purchased from yon bc.fle q yc1I PHlloSAI
SYRUP and hefore Ihe had use5 lsn bottis she Ns1
relieved 9s second bottle cared her entirely q heE
eough JOHN DARN
kohinSon street, ArsEhery.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-05
P.rrnn - AnrilIL IR7.

KAIIoN IL, April Is, Idofs
WONDERFUL CURn.-eone tine ago, IN old
nsighhor of mine vas veFy n with hAa eoSsn vhish
every one Iuppoad to Be eonSHnpdon. his relatives
:old ne that be bad taken sesry remedy they heard cf
without benefit; his brother cane % ZEE hun DE- and al
we're eonnrmsd IN The belief that be could not I've
had about the third Of bottle Of your Pectorl Syrup,
whchI gave him. and Il entirely cared him, 70 TIE aston
ishent Of all. What makes the case more reuErabe,
3 he extreme azs Of The ran be being aboui yea
old. have no doubt he PeetorAl saved bis llIe.
= EE7F77 ta yOaMNs GINEIs.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-05

DR.. KETsEE's PEoToRAL sTRUP In KLAIRs-
vILLR-Plssss sand ne another GupPly Of yoar vsIn-
has The eod ndAre i1qurpg for Dr. sers Pectoni
syrup.p We have soliGxtsen hotfles last Eeek, and
nov entirely ont. Mr. A. Altar and 1r. p Maher, both
in their families. In fet ali Eho uBs Il orcs vR1t !;
J.s.wATTERsoE soss.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-05
Pnruunsu. Esr. y. Isss.

PTTHBu1an- Nov. y, NO.
DR, KKTrEz :-AIthOuzh not Al advoe4ts of Patent
Nedcines 10 general u aGor1s ne pleasure indesrbA
be 10 recommend your Rsctonl syrup. AZ ncdcins
Il d veil worthy TIE stienton q any peF1ou gho nay N
of ary had md fer the pscnAr quAllocanons Tor r
moyt1g all that disagresabs Sensation attsndinE -
ysTs cold.
have been, nors rls n NJ li1ss s1scted NH n
sould become % cosd 70 prevent NJ speakng acv.
Whisper, and b king fsE dosss q he ab0ve eyraE
Il you'd relieve ns enfirsly.
IN reconnendins thls nsdicins, ust unhssitadnglI
a. tatt i tAe hest remedy ever found, purp0rrs Z
c1re he shove nor shoali ssy hnily b vthout IN
remedy for diseases 70 prsyalelt. .a.-.
Yours, most respectfully, -
EDWARD J. J0NBs, 81 -r
Cashier Oltissaf Depust eznk.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-05

ANOTHER NEW cERFIFIcGTE-DR. K1YsKR's
PRcT0RAL sYRUP-Ih had been troubled vifh seoush
and cola tor ssFe WeekEso bad uas Il that could not
saep. Ihsd The AdYce and prescriptions from troe Of
the In TIE city, whom eould nze, t %
not DO %. finally procured botte Of your Pectoal
syrup, which cured ne entirely. s.gned, ..y..-< 4
J.W. sIM0iToS,
2ss Liberty street, PitisburEh. Pa, IAN, ., iseO.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-05

DURCHAsER WANTED fOrsOOpsokase.o o.
il Stationery and JeWelrys or ale At prices a. N.
Voeed less 10 discount, al the express once o.
Also agents wanted to sell the best packets Of statisn
cry with n without jewelryJ IN the market q prtcet
lower than 10 purchased elsewhere Address, win
stamp enclosed, a.ra
.lyl5-itw l5lcourt street, Boston, Mass.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-05

srzuBnru1z, o., Marsh Il, Is5S
have used Dr. key1ers Cough eyrup fcr atad e0ugt
of several years Standing and can chsednlly y Il
he bs edIeine Ter the sane that have ever takeB
J.W. PRIcH.
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