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EuOHT wASuTNnTON.

WASHINGTON, Aug 10-Reliable intclli.
gence has been received that the rebels are
concentrating forces at various points on their
side of the river, from the Point of Rocks to
Alexandria. There are eight or ten thousand
at Fairfax Court House, a considerable force
in the vicinity OF Edwards Ferry large bodies
at other crossings, and several thousand at
Leesburg As yet they have only made mi.
mute recOnnoisances in the neighorhOod of
the Chain Bridge. 1t is difficult to determine
whether these movements are preliminary to
an attack upon our lines, or for the purpose of
guarding closely the entrance into Virginia
by our army. McClellan's disposition of his
forces will enable him TO repel an attack sue
cessfuly at any point along the whole line, or
to move forward his whole column simultane-
ously upon any given point in the adjacent
borders of Dixie. The mystery of the move.
ment on either side is the only decent pretext
LETT for excitement in Washington.
The steamer George Page, stolen from the
wharf some months ago and converted into Il
gunbOat by the rebels, occasionally runs down
to the mouth of Aqua creek, but is prevented
from coming out by the presence of the POca
hontas at that point. On Wednesday night an
attempt was made to run her out of the creek,
and an exchange of shots took place between
her and the ice boat stationed there. The
George Page mounts six guns. The ice boat
was not harmed, but it is supposed the Page
was struck, as she put back up the creek after
receiving few shots at her
Late last evening Prince Napoleon returned
from Manassas. lie rode from Fairfax to
Manassas with four of the United States
horses in the hands of the enemy. Three reg
iments of cavalry and tour OF the rebel intan-
try held possession of Fairfax. When it was
known at Manassas that Prince Napoleon was
coming, the enthusiasm was wild. Gen. Beau
regard and Gen. Johnston are both at Manas-
sas. They received the Prince with the
greatest possible respect He breakfasted
with these generals. All their pressing iuvi
tations and entreaties that lie would Just go
on to Richmond aud see President Davis, the
Prince firmly declined On his return to Fair
fax Col. Stewart approached the carriage of
the Prince aud said, 81 hope you like our for
tfications, Prince" 80, pretty we'll" II
hope" he said again, "you will interfere for
us when you get home" The diplomatic
Prince shrugged his shoulders as he replied,
81 know nothing"
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BRILLIANT RECEPTION OF HON
JOSEPH HOLT.

OswEGo, Aug l0.-Hon. Joseph Holt ar.
rived here this evening, and was received by
the entire military, and over 5000 citizens. He
was welcomed on the wharf by cheers, and fire
works illuminated the streets. He was well
coined to the city by Hon. William Duer, to
which Mr. Holt replied, thanking them for the
cordial welcome, not for himself, but because
they considered him loyal man from loyal
state, devoted 10 the Union and this great aud
beneficent government. The fires OF patriot.
ism in this state need no kindling or
fuel at my hands. But, may l ask you,
have you heard the news from the
great commonwealth of Kentucky? Cries
of "we have" That news has been flashed
over the wires from one end of the country to
the other, speaking a determination which
nothing can shake, 10 preserve all that south
ern traitors would destroy, and that northern
patriots would save. 1t is the determination
of that old state to stand unaIterably and for
ever by the Stars and Stripes. Vociferous
cheering Kentucky is determined, and by
her recent election she tells New York that
hereafter she will stand by her side Ken.
lucky never tItered, although her politicians
did but in the depth of her soul she has de-
termned to stand by the union. Again thank.
ing niem he retired amid blaze of fireworks
and great demonstrations.
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FROM NEW YORK.

New YORK, Aug. 10.-The schooner Wm.
f. Tisdale reports that she was iSed at by a
pirate schooner, off Cape Hatteras, ON the 9Th,
but escaped both damage and the pirate.
The captain OF the prize brig Sarah Starr
claims that she is British vessel, belonging
to parties in Liverpool, TO whom she was lately
sold.
The bark Bogota reports that she passed on
the 4th, the wreck of 4 small vessel, without
spars, with suspicious schooner alongslds.
Adyices from Fort Pickens are to the 29tll.
The health ofthe troops was good. The rebels
fired a salute OF niue guns for the Bull Run
vic ory.
The schooner Tisdale, which was chased by
a pirate schooner and fired upon nine times
without effect, answered by displaying The
American. flag and outsailing the pirates.
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FROM CALIFORNIA.

FoRT KEARNEY, Aug. l0.-rhe pony ex-
press passed here yesterday, from San Fran.
cisco 3lst There was fire at Daporta, Ne
cora county, on the 27lh, destroying the whole
business portion IF the town. Loss Sl6S 600.
The theater, anil number OF buildings at
Columbia, were also burned on the 9th. Loss
S27 900.
The telegraph has been extended twenty
five miles further eastward, and Is now being
further extended, at the rate of twenty five
miles Il week
The Brcckinridge democrats held n ratifica-
ton meeting at Music Hall on the night OF the
3lst. One thousand persons were present
There was such uproar that the meeting was
abandoned
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LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Sunday, Aug. 1.-THE
Spanish minister announced to the secretary
OF state, yesterday, that the seven American
vessels captured by the pirate Sumter and
carried TO Cienfuegos have been discharged by
order of the Spanish government.
N. w Edwards, brOtherin.aw Of the presi-
dent, has been appointed on the staff of Gen.
McClernand, with the rank o! captain, and
acts as commissary OF the brigade.
Prince Napoleon took leave Of the president
Yesterday and returned direct to New York.
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FRoM THE UPEEK POTOMAC.

SANDY Hook, Aug. 10.-Capt. Coils of the
Zouaves d Antique OF Philadelphia, is here
with tender of his corps, composed entirely
of soldiers who served in the Crimran war
Gen. Banks has promised him letter to the
secretary of war, requesting their acceptance
as an independent corps.
An agent from Pennsylvania has arrived,
with overcoats, shoes, &C., for the Pennsylva-
MIA regiments.
Asst. Adjt. Gen. Williams has returned
from Washington, resUming his position on
the staff.
Col. Geary's regiment is to be increased 10
fifteen hundred.
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SPAIN AND DOMINICA.

New York, Aug list. Domingo dates
of the 25th, state that the difficulties with
Spain have been amcably arranged, and the
decree has been issued by the Spanish authori,
ties declaring slavery forever abolished there.
The government offers tracts of land TO emf
grants from the United States. Tie health of
the country is good,
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NOT KILLED HUr PRISONERS

ADRIAN, MIcH., Aug. 10.-A letter has
been received at Hudson, Michigan, from Capt.
Degolyer, of the fourth Michigan regiment,
who reports that himself and Lieut. Preston
are prisoners at Richmond They are in good
health They have heretofore been reported
killnl
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WoRCEsTER. ISL, PRonArr Orr1cr

w August 5, ISGl-To al persons Interested IN the
Estate of CALEB s. FULLER, late of Worcester,
deceased, GREETING.
You are cited appear at Court of Probate to be
holden at Worcester, the first Tuesday Of September
next show why License should not be granted
to Abraham Fuller and Theo 5. Fuller the Executors
upon their petition to sell much of the Real Estate of
said deceased mentioned in said petition will raise
the of fifteen hundred dollars for the purpose Of
paving debts and charges of Administrations and the
Court orders service of the aboue citation by publishing
the in the Massachusetts Spy, printed
In Worcester three weeks SUCCESSFULLY before said Court
auT wJt CHAS. f. STEVENS. Asst, Reg
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PIRAr1NG INrFRFERED WITH.

New YORK, Aug. 1.-THE Schooner Mary
Alice arrived this morning. She sailed July
LIST, from Guayani!la for New York, with 2lO
hOgshcads OF sugar, and was captured by the
pirate Dixie, July 25th. Capt. Welch and
three of the crew being taken aboard the
Dixie, aud a pirate crew put aboard the Mary
Alice with orders to take her to Charleston or
Wir ington. She was recaptured by the
frigate Wabash on the 81 inst, the pirate
crew being transferred to the Wabash While
preparing papers to send the Mary Alice TO
New York, and with the latter in tow, the Wa
bash captured the brig Sarah Starr, which
had no haiing port or papers. The pirate
Dixie is fore and aft schooner of about one
hundred eighty tons, painted black, and car
ries three guns and crew Of 40 men.
The captain and mate of the wrecked En-.
gli.h bIrque Glory, from Rio Janeiro for Bal.
timore with large cargo of coffee, and from
Norfolk with a flag OF truce They sympa-
thize strongly with the rebels, and it is more
than probable that the Glory was purposely
lost. as the Cargo was saved and sold at twice
the ordIuar7 price. AS an encouragement for
this manner of avoiding the blockade the rebels
paid promptly and treated the captain with
great consideration.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-08-12

WITH SIXTEEN YEARS EXPERIENCE IN THE BUSINESS
Refer to Han. Judge MASON, Hon. JosRPH Holt, Hon
W. D.. BISHOP, Ex,Commssioners OF Patents, and to
more than FIFTEEN THOUSAND INVENTIONS who have had
business done through Mum & Co.'S Patent Agency.
PAMPHLET or ADVICE sent free by mail.
PATENT LAWS and REGULATIONS, lv0 Pages, IS eta
mail
otfices No. 81 Park Row, New York, and Washington
d26 M weop6m&deodlms
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0ot1tes.
.U1IK7,C1,ESIER COUNTY HORTi-

w OKCESIER COUNTY HORTI-
r,,ta CGLl AZ SOCIETY. - Horticultural Hall
ftluy, AuSHst " lSblAt special meeting Of Tho ris
tcSs % ts Worcester County horticultural Society," con
W., p.jno ~ ~ VIC hN-laws, upon motion of Fred
Will faihc, ESQ, II was una imOuSly voted tLat '''
MheIe,asi me nclemency Of the weather was such
during the late winter and spring as 10 esscnti,ii ii
ish II not entirely destroy the fruit q on Withi, ~,
"; therefore the Annual Auumnal FNbhiti, ~ nv
Society snail be omitted the current wear ~ VI 'l's
Resolved, that public notice 10 this eject he givcr o.,
the society. " s'''" Z"
Attest: EDWARD WtNSLOW LINCOLN Se,,,
Worcester, Aug. g. l,6l. deOdtsls aui6
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LATEST FROM MISSOURI-NO GREAT
BATTLE YET FOUGHr-SK IRM ISH-
ING REBELS REFUSED BK HOME
GUARDS.


FRANKLIN, Mo, Aug. 10-Alvices from
Springfield to Thursday morning say no bat
tie has yet been fought, but one is hourly ex'
pected Five hundred cavalry were ready lie
move Thursday morning, and the home
guards were in motion. The regulars re-
manned in position, and the troops lay on their
arms Tuesday and Wednesday nights. The
rebels were encamped on Wilson creek, thir-
teen miles from Springfield. A slight Skin
mish took place Thursday evening between
patrnliing parties on the Mount Vernon road,
in which four rebels were killed.
SPRINGFIELD, Mo, July S.-Much alarm
was created here to-day, in consequence OF re
ports that the rebels were fianking the city on
the southwest and east. Stores were closed,
and citizens gathered all their valuables. The
direct lrs of the branch OF the state bank OF
Missouri, placed $3.50, 900, mostly in specie, in
the hands of Gen. Lyon for safe keeping
Scouting parties report road all clear, and the
public mind is now more calm, The rebel
force now known to be in this vicinity is ON
Wilson creek. They will be attacked in few
days.
PoTos1, Mo, Aug 10.-A party of one
hundred rebels made dash into this town,
yesterday, but were fred on by fourteen home
guards, and retired with loss of two killed
and several wounded. One of the home
guards vas MORALLY wounded. 1t is reported
that one hundred rebels are encamped thirty
miles below here.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. lit is stated that jeff
Thompson made a demonstration with his
whole force against Cape Girardeau, Friday,
but precipately fed on finding the place in a
good state of defence.
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p TENTS.

MU Nm & C o MP A Ny
1NA Proprietors of the SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, ant
Agents for procuring American and Foreign
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~ E. e. A B b 0 T L ,sEsS
--a4 REAL ESTATE BROKER, =
WOOL CARDTNG AND MANUFAC

w TrRING.--R. II Chann at his old stand in lIol-
dem continues 0 manufacture all kinds OF wooden cloth
and yarn and carling rolls for customers as hereto re-
Wool left at NY place. o. with NV AGENTS, w l. Clark
No 40, Main street, Worcester, r. Il. rhos. Goodcll,
Boylston, and WIN. Bennett, Jr Hubbardsion, will be
attended 10 with despatch; also Will exchange cloth and
yarn Tor wool when desired X. II. ClAFFlN.
Holden, June rs, 1861. w5tF iy2
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s1EsrIzo BURRING rICKER,
MEDICAL NOTICE.-Mrs. BROWN

AClairyOyant and Botanic Physician, be found
81 Front street Having made disease andis remedy
profession and study for the last eighteen years. she
has only refer TO her i'm the past recon-
mend ton for the future, and in making such reference
would tender her grateful acknowledgements to thOst
who have kindly assisted hern hercurative enterprise
Office hours from to IL m, from to p. NJ.
my9 deOd3mf
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w ORCESTER, S., PRoBArE OFFICE

w August G, ls6lTo all persons interested in the
Estate of SALLY W. DODGE, late of Ovid In the state
of Michigan, deceased GREETING.
You cited to appear at Court of Probate to be
holden Worcester the first Tuesday September
next to show why the first account rendered by
Geo H. Dodge. the Administrator Of his admin tration
of said estate and file in this office, should not
be aowed and the Court orders service Of this citation
by publishing the same in the Massachusetts Spy, anews
paper printed In Worcester, three weeks successfully
before said Court. JOHN j. PIPER, Reg.
M xv3fN
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WAsmINGroN; Aug 1l.-The following let
ter has Just been dispatched to Gen Butler
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GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN, JULY 25, 1861.
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Clcayland PIaindeNler.
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PROM THE
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FROM THE
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