Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-15
BOSTON AND VICINITY.


in her throat.
In Boston, on the 18th inst, John NIaley
fell from a staging distance of fifteen feet
and fractured his skull. The surgeons pro-
nounce his injuries fatal.
Capt. Elias Davidson of Boston. and John
DevereauX of Marblehead. have been elected
pilot commissioners by the trustees of the
Boston Marine Society, under the new law
which goes into effect on the first OF June.
Thomas I. TunStall late American consul
at Cadiz, Spain who, with one of the officers
of the pirate Sumter, was arrested at rangiers
by order of our consul, and sent to Boston in
irons. has been released from fort Warren
where he has been confined since his arrival
in this country.
ESSEX COUNTY.
In Beverly, on the 9th inst, Joshua Burn
ham. ,Jr.. broke into the dwelling house of
| Nancy Thissell, and committed an outrageous
and telonious assault upon her person. A
warrant was issued for the apprehension of
Burnham and the officers succeeded in ar
resting him after hard struggle. The testi-
mony fully sustained the charge against him,
and failing TO give bonds in the sum of $500,
| he was committed to Salem Jail to await his
| trial.
The Middle Street Universalist Society of
| Newburyport, that has been without stated"
| preaching for six months past have unani-
mously called Rev. b. w. Atwell to become
their pastor, and we learn he has accepted
that call. Mr.. Atwell is a young man less
than twenty-five years of age, graduate of
Tufts College.
PLYMOUTH COUNTY.
In North Bridgewater, on the l4th. barn.
together with three cows, Il heiter, and the
wood house belonging to Galen Warren, were
destroyed by fire. Loss about $1,000.
NORFOLK COUNTY.
The stable, sheds, and bowling alleys con-
nected with \. b. Wales's hotel. at WEYMOUTH
Landing, were consumed on the 18th. Loss
about $4,000.
BRISTOL COUNTY
Theodore Adams was arrested !, Nov, Rod
ford ON the 18th. for passinr counterfeit
three dollar bir an tb, ,Thon,,Sta,, NJ NJ,
While Hathaway Briohtnon of F,u Pivnr
was WORKING in his Garden an rho oh irs+
and in attemniner to nse nit fr tor,,
nose the bIaJn Skinned and o1tara6
of his Ices. sevcring an artery NT.d;noI az
sistance was called in season IN so,.a H. ne,
MAINE
Another exnlosion NJ the RuclfoId ,,oo.1or
works onnardn+I,- ,-;+I,,,,t ,a,,. - ~
the 9th inst Tha mills Voc ~ t,.l- f.
ernment. and the Portland Idynrt;1or a.
tbern are snsTicion ~ h',, &
these evnIosinns have ar tb ,ri ~
sion traitors
In Portland nm tba 10Th INST +,.o. MOI, ,,.o,,+
into the turnishing storo NJ NJ, tItraJ NJ
and while one of Them ,ttractnJ thn .tta,,tior,
of the occunant in tbn front ,,art ~ ti,,l I,,
the other Interod arnrnd tbd dasi. J 3i nI
stracted +}arnfron tbo ,,onl.o+ h,"l- w NJ.
DYER rontaipn,r rbool md ,,,tyy -, -,
Mo;ne did soY,atIii,,, g.. NJ OIL.
Three gnnbo.ts h,iIt j., +liot ta+ nv ie' Ir
t,bdin E;ron ,,J - ''i''' nc ha
the ottacI[ '00N P"i' III
There are over % Ooo volrr,os IN +bo s+o+o
library in fine canitol at Ar,rIsta
The etlnct Of the rocnrt T,o,,,Ir, mill o,.,Io
sion ot Gorlar, ,,-.s f,It IN p,tt . H., "
tbirtv five ,,;las
Jerer,iob Eonro ,,f u..,,.,,, H. - -.
nointed assistant ad;rt,r+ M .,l,,,t
General of NIano dri,,, +I', ~,
l. Uodgson N'''
In Ran,Sor ~, tho o+l, ir-t - t,o,,.a ,o,,
niad Inv I'm, ro,,. - w., It
ning. sbattnring The rJin,,n, and a ,,,rt " ti'o
80 , tl.r7 -. ',''u 20 VI ti'o
800 !, .L'a - P' .T nom uie
rool sto,.o and ,,aI.od ti,,' ~ - " WV
-, ~ 'lio c"u Vi INC S'oN
l,, IL.
"iiC was ~ 4'' W M 'loSc 70 '''e stove
o"p'' IL - oou VI inc regular army, VINO
ll's UGH Ieei ui'll'S Ill bangor lor several
ToeNe pas HAS Deer! oruere' 10 report 10 zen.
Hi 1o' ioI Posluoh on MS stan
III 'lIe I-th INST me Srlst mil belonging
70 MI ease the clotlhng mil belonging to
ILr, hGnuali' ana tle carriage ana pant shop
OF H. D. FIlnt' IN Abbott, were destroyed by
nre' also shop Tor the manufacture OF wood
en- Dowls, with nearly the whole contents Of
tne buildings. The loss must have been
S9OOO or $4,000; no insurance.
The Lewiston journal reports that on the
10th inst. fire broke out in Greenwood Viii
lage Oxford county, and the flames spread
rapidly until every house, barn, shop, and
building, except the meeting house. were des-
uoyed. Twelve houses, as many barns and
outbuildings, a grist mill. and shops were re-
duced to ashes. and twelve families turned ont
of doors. many of them without even saving
their personal effects. The most yaIuabIe
property in the villaoe was owned Inv Cant
Patch. now serving his country in the XII
Maine REGIMENT There was not a dnIla,5s
insurance either on his nronert,, or tbat of
his neipbhors
On the 9Th inst. the d,ubla bousa At East
Corinth VILLAGE owned Inv John Davis and
occunied l,v himself and Mr. r Crommett If
the Browpyille stare line was destrovrd Inv
an incendiarv fire. Mr.. Davis loss is SI50)
or $1,000: insured for $500. Mr.. Crommett's
loss is from $500 to S70O-no insurance stated.
The extensive buildings of w. c. Hammatt.
at Rowland. were entirely DESTROYED bv fire
on the llth inst. together with the entire con-
| tents. embracing the whole furniture of the