Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-06

field near Doncaster. It was struck by the
Roman senate and people in honor ct the
Fmueror Trajan, A. u. 1903, and is stamped
with winged figure OF Victory.
The London papers publish biographies OF
Mr.. Ericsson. His caloric engine was SUP
mt,ed to the scientific men OF London as long |
ago as 1888.
Salmon is to be introduced into Australia, |
and steamer is fitting up in London Tor inc
express purpose Of taking ont salmon ova ahu
Young salmon. The Australian coloniSiS
have such partiality for salmon, that 1t Is
said they will receive the ova with popular
ovation as soon as they get over there.
In the excavations now taking place al
Pompeii two hundred and twenty workmen
are employed, and railroad has been iaiu
through the city to facilitate tie carrying OIL
the superintendent soil 1t is one hundred
and twenty years since Pompeii was eX'
humed, and only one third of the city has yet
been brought to light
Mr. M2crCady writes TO TREND, IN reply 10
request that he would give reading in he
| halt of the Bath jEngland) Peoples Hall,
| 81 fear shall never be able to read IN puollc
| again. / have now no tones left to answer the
emotions that seek for expression through the
voice. II / should recover the power or pat
of il, that l once possessed, will dedicate II
TO your cause"
WAR ITEMS.
letter from an officer IN fort Jackson, III
the New Orleans Bulletin, states The federal
fleet, in its attack upon that fort, averaged one
shell erery t,CeiUe seconds, or fUs minute, TOR
nearly Seventy hours
Capt. Semmes and officers of the prva'eer
Sumter arrived at Southampton on the l1th
uit, in the mail steamer Woolton, from CHR
alter. The crew of the Sumter had been paid
off and she was to be sold.
MISCELLANEOUS.
A new evening journal is advertised in
Washington, to be called the Washington
Times, and to he published by w ID. Hughes.
Its politics are not stated.
| The following are the words Of d0XoloEy
to n hymn sung at a prayer meeting by the
blacks in Washington, held in honor OF the
abolition of slavery in the District OF Column
bia, as taken down by gentleman present:
We're all free now
We're all free now
We're all free now fOrebber!
We don't tank massSs-
We don't tank missus-
But we tank de old Congress fOrebber!
n-agin-agill-
We tank de ole Congress fOrsbber!
Let our patriot troops in New Orleans raist
the American flag over the gigantic and mobile
statue of Henry Clay, on Canal street. Tn
marble image upon its tall pedestal will almos
raise a shout OF Joy at the outrulling OF tn
dear old banner which the great Statesman
loved so dearly in ife.-LOuisriHe Journal.
a letter has been received in Boston iron
Ship Island, which contains paragraph ahou
Mr. Glenn formerly connected with the Boz
= ton press, but TOR some time an employee {
\ the New York Herald. 1t is as follows 80
Mr.. Glenn, who came down with us from for
e rcss Monroe, and who protested to be prlVat
secretary to General Butler, correspondent
with some northern paper &C., has been SUI
/ pected for some time of being spy. He wa
d placed under surveillance, and shortly aftC
u Gen. Buffers arrival myS eriously lisappeare
r from the island" Glenn was the author Of IL
Il letters from the manufacturing districts
IS New England, which appeared in the N Yor
e Herald little more than gear ago, an
D. which afforded much comfort to the rebels.