Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-07-17
General News Summary.
BOSTON AND VICINITY.

Inc quota OF volunteers from Stoneham
marched into Boston on the 18th, accompa-
MED by brass band and escorted by a large
crowd Of citizens. Only 81 men were called
for, but 10 reported themselves for service.
The men will soon be put into service.
The applications for admission to the next
freshman class of Harvard University, num-
Der 1870. Of these ia have been admitted
81 without conditions OF the number of
those admitted, 10 expect to enter the higher
classes, and will pass their final examination
at the end of the vacation.
The RoXbury relief committee report that
So, 100 have been subscribed for the relief of
sick and disabled soldiers, and for the relief
OF families OF RoXbury soldiers who may be
killed or die in the service. They are to
raise fund of twelve thousand dollars.
General Lewis Wallace of Indiana, one of
the most efficient officers of the army of the
west, is stopping at the Revere House, Boston.
He visits New England in the hope that his
health, which has become impaired by his
great labors, may be restored.
MlDDLEsEx COUNTY.
In the case of Darwin Mott, late pastor of
the Freewill Baptist Church in Lowell, it APP
peared IN evidence given before the council,
that about one year ago, Mott went to Hamp-
ton beach in company with his wife. After
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visit friends elsewhere. Soon after Mrs. Mott
left the beach, her husband paid unusual at
tentlons to lady from Fsherville, n. H.,
whose husband at the time was in distant
part OF the country. Afterwards Mott and
the lady visited Boston in company, and tar
RED over night. Other indScretionS and i'm
moralitieS were testified to. The council con-
graduate the church on having escaped from
greater labor and trial, by the clandestine de-
parture of Mott. 1t is thought that Mott and
the lady have sailed for foreign port.
Fifty men were enlisted in Lowell on the
l4th.
ESSEX COUNTY.
Notice has been given the operatives of the
Pacific mills in Lawrence that about 1900
looms will be stopped at the close of this
week, with all the attendant carding and spin
| ming work, to be resumed on or before Mon
day, September l. About 900 looms of the
mill will remain in full work The print
works will continue in partial operation, and
from 1900 to 1900 persons will still be regu-
larry employed after the stOppage proposed.
PLYMOUTH COUNTY.
Rev. Ebenezer Douglass was installed as
| pastor of the Trinitaran church at Bridge
water, on Thursday, June 26.
BRISTOL COUNTY.
Ira Hathaway of New Bedford, has lately
received from New Orleans young alliga-
| tor.
a son of Benjamin Shaw of Westport, 10
years old, recently fell upon the tine of
pitch fork, which entered the lower part of
the abdomen, inhicting a severe wound.
\ New Bedford bakery has been visited for
several mornings past, by a woman who
| bought a loaf of bread at each visit and pre-
scented dollar bill, taking 95 cents in change.
After a time, the baker ''Smelt a rat and
watching his customer discovered that she
went straight from the bakery to Il broker,
and exchanged her 95 cents for dollar bill
We learn from the Gazette that the direc-
| tors of the Taunton steamboat company,
whose boat is now in the employ of the gov
eminent, have authorized their treasurer to
contribute five hundred dollars, in aid of en-
listments in company now forming in Taun-
| ton.
BARNSTABLE COUNTY.
Shadrach f. Swift, of Sandwich, who was
| before the L. S. district court, on charge of
purloning 800 in bills from the post Office in
| that town, and discharged for the want of evil
dence, has confessed his guilt The bills
were found few days since in a barn belong
ing to a Mr.. Burgess, in whose employ Swift
was at the time of the theft.
BERKSHIRE COUNTY.
Gen. Briggs, now at home in Pittsfield, is
nearly well, and will return to service in a
few days.
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