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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-13

Correspondence of the n. Y. Tribune

MELuR MADURA, INDIA, Feb. II, 1S62.-In
the missionary field occupied by the American
Madura mission are class of sorcerers called
in Tamil Kordankies They profess to have
the spirit Of some god come upon them; and
thus, when questioned, they give answers
showing what should be done to remove dis
ease, or where stolen property may be found.
&c. They also have twelve lotus seeds, rem
resenting the twelve signs of the Zodiac, with
which they perform divination. They are
much sought after, and l very often hear in
the villages the sound of the little drum which
they use constantly, while invoking the di-
vine power, and then continue it when giving
the responses. Yesterday, on the afternoon
Of the Sabbath, in village near Melur, l
heard the sorcerer's drum; and 1 know four
or five such persons living near me. A few
days ago visited the house of a man who had
the day before buried a son of about twelve
years. / asked him if he consulted the Kor-
dankies, and what they said about his son.
He spread out the fingers of both his hands,
indicating that he had consulted many, and
had reason to believe that he had consulted
at least five. All, he said, assured him that
his boy would recover! And now here were
the father and mother signing and mourn
ing in their loneliness and sorrow, and
trusting not in that sympathizing, comforting
Savior who wept at the grave Of Lazarus. If
things occur as the sorcerer predicts, he gets
much credit, and when they do not he says,
1T was the writing in the head" or fate and
the unrefecting people, in their ignorance,
accept the excuse, and very likely seek him
again the next time a person is i'll. / have
sometimes tried to undeceive a crowd of the
deluded people by writing in Tamil a word
or name on tract and putting down a sum
of money, having told the sorcerer he should
have it, If he would tell what was written.
OF course he always fails and yet he seems
very little ashamed. "My stomach wants |
must get Lying" he replies; and strange to
aay', the people are usually satisfied with this
foolish excuse, and go on as before consulting
these Receivers. How sad is their slavery to
ignorance, deception and sim
The favor of the gods or evil spirits is often
sought By sacrifices. Let me tell you Of one
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l saw some months since at a place IA miles
from Melure. went out on the sabbath at-
ternoon with a catechism to a village, where
we found the people, particularly women, en-
gagged in boiling rice as an offering of thanks
giving to a goddess Paravathi Amman, for re-
cent rain. A temporary temple, like booth,
had been built, and the idol within was highly
decorated with flowers and tinsel Near the
entrance, seated on straw, was Brahmin, the
great man and lord of the village. He and
the company listened to an exposition of the
ten commandments and the way of life, for
the most part quietly and without much of
spirit of disputation, until it began to grow
dark. They then politely gave me leave to
withdraw, but as | intimated desire to stop
longer, and observe their mode of worship
and sacrifice, they made no serious objection
| then retired to little distance and sat down.
the Brahmin kindly sending me portion of
his straw as a seat. Women came with their
dishes of rice, presented them to the idol, and
gave portion to the priest. Persons were
busy, as is usual on such occasions, in giving
the worshippers sacred ashes, made of burnt
cow-dung, with which they rub their fore
heads, necks, bare arms, and breasts. Lights
were placed before the idol, and in the entrance
Of the temple, and after time lamb was
brought, water was twice poured over it, then
Its head was cut off, Atterward four or five
full grown sheep and numerous fowls were
thus sacrificed, the head only going to the
priest, while the officers took home the bodies
Of the animals to feast upon. Meanwhile
drums were beaten, and the women of the
crowd kept up a strange noise by the trilling
of the tongue. Those who had sacrificed
were constantly hurrying away in the dark
ness, with the bleeding, quivering victims in
their hands. Altogether it was wild and a
strange scene, the like of which l have not
before witnessed in life of nearly thirteen
years among the Hindoos. have before seen
great numbers of goats on their way to be sac
ritced at the famous Temple of Alagar, twelve
miles from Melur, and also more than once
the headless trunks of goats and sheep borne
on pole between two men, but never had |
seen an actual sacrifice, reminding me forcibly
of the everywhere-felt want in the human soul
of some mode of expiating sin, and the truth
of revelation, that ''almost all things are by
the law purified with BLOOD and without she'd
ding of blood is no remission" What chris
tan heart can refrain from the desire and
prayer that these poor idolators may soon be
led by the Spirit to accept of Him who ''now
once in the end Of the world hath appeared to
PIT array SIN by the SACRIFICE OF HIMSELF"
Yours truly, I. S. BURNELL.
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NOR SALE "A beautiful residence b

EOR SALE "A beautiful residence in
a this city, situated Southbrdge street No. 1853,
owned and occupied by the Rev. A. ID. SPAL1ER, con
tai ing three Of very productive land well stocked
with the choicest fruits Of all kinds including fine
large grapery. This place has frontage of 44 feet
the street. and extends back to the n d W. r. X The
house is modern style, convenient consisting of
eleven rooms with an excellent dry cellar aud
falling spring of pure soft wafer; standing upon ris
Ing green, embracing most delightful prospect render
ing 1t very desirable and pleasant home 10 be appre-
cated this estate needs but to be Terms
mchll diff
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miscellaneous.
FLOWERS! FLOWERS FLOWERS

Eg-orders for Bouquets, Wreaths and Cut Flowers
may be left at the store of w. o. SWEET 1856 Nam ST
or at the Greenhouse. JONA. CIRCUIT.
deod6m
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r. SCHOFIELD, N. D. PHYSICIAN
A1e AND SURGEoS-Woud respectfully announce TO
the citizens o Worcester and vicinity that he has
residence and Office, No. Maple street. where he NAV
be found, to attend all calls.
Special attention paid to the treatment of all diseases
of the Throat and Lungs, by Medicated Inhalation
Particular attention given all diseases peculiar to
females
Office hours, from to II A. NJ, and from to and
to Up. NJ. jtf mch20
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MisteIlane0ns
TICKET'S FOR THE WEST
BY ALL ROUTES.
Inquire Of HI. M. WRITER,
Worcester and Nashua RaiIroad once.

40 Accoucheur Physician, and SURGEON late I
taunton Mass, having found It necessary for his health
b seek location from the sea shore wonld
respectfully announce to the citizens Worcester and
vicinity that he has taken residence on PARK STRKRT
No. 49, corner Of Orange where he may be found ready
90 attend to any calls IN the line Of his profession MI
teen years experience in treatment of all diseases Incl
cent TO TINS climate with good success he hopes will 20
cure public confidence Special attention given TO da
eases OF the Throat and Lungs Onlce hours from 10
and to 10 m. dtf In,sI
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TERMS OF ADVERTTsTyo

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quare' Advertisements ordered inside, or in INV
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soaSen rirs Insertion 81 per squars each sab
10y AZ Transient Advertisements must be paid in od-
make quarterly payments 'Ai w ieq"i'eu :"
l., 40 grdtuitoas Adoertisements No report reso
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association and no communication designed 10 cali at
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can De inserted unless paid for Advertisement
- Ihc Publishers will not hold themselves respaps
LOT any errors that may occur, beyond the amount
charged for the Advertisement.
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Zeal estate.

DOR SALE-The Lot and Buildings
Il of the estate of S b. SCOTT, late of Worcester,
deceasedit being the estate No $40 to l Main street
nearly opposite the Bay State House. The lot is Al feet
front by 20 deep, and the estate pays large in
terest.
and IS on lower floor and Pew No. II In gallery of First
Unitarian Church (Dr. Hill's). Apply to
JOHN c. OTIS, Administrator.
Worcester Feb. 10, 1862. ITO diff
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.


LIvrHPooL Co1ToS MARET1.-The regular
Broker. Circular g. not completed The sse OF tie se~k
-four dfs foot ur o' h,es ID" market eosf tu"yin IN
iAursd vi coude able ldysuce upon 90 atcIi n-
Ite s4e, Of Friday were - 60 bales, . Whch % 90 'e 60
ecu.tof and expo ers the usfs q sing e6c-d ,ud -
hibrr Ihe ohca. hgufe. call Niidi ohrhns. III "a
~Ae private Authorities report al advance DUNG tie "',
Zen thousand bale. have purchased espo Amer
lea.
STATE OF TR.pE ~ MANcrrsrKs.-Adyice, from Man.
CHI fyCra. Tho usTAet D. trurT tL0u- gui.t
LiyraPooL LrEArsTrrri NAHItT-Nr..r. ~ E,d
N,st Co end otie., rrPor ilnr reIy tu end 81 fi
and I'd So iov rr sale. ci ed "o,tsu % ana E ID
s-utiru. ]. lQl2ti Wine Nesie.n. u "a. Vie
southern. % 100 'orn o. I'D Love s'i-' 81 Ni 90
5t5! Yellow 10 2 a. ID. and WIS. q - 81
Lf,rA 9ol FAo, los NAhKtT-ILe ssr' sl'bo-ii"s %
port D.sf quiet bnt steady frs hirn ~ nn d. md
.evrI. Lard steady Al ~ a9i d. Ial,~ -',i-h. 'ae'
LiyEarooi PKorrcs M,KKrr.-A,le. steady Pot. ~ .
feala So ko,in tending ops ard Common u e.. spir
DO. Ter ieutte a4,si cns f't % o. i tcneins upward
'oeee-no sars Rec mr. Lined h'arr ~ .ecl on
-.isl. sales ai q o0S5. Cd OLE -t Sperm Oh 100
Lo.aoS MRKt7s -Ne.-rs Barring Pro- ciicll,r r,r ot.
Bread .i % lie. lld tsnirg downaald Ion cal o. q
f E.is esd Bars, So tfu4-f ,ftr 81, alt-4 .d
"''s e' INV. D.. " 4, ., Cen a.
SPIN "a hfn At AaaAa6 CoaOn "a 4ia'rei "a. ''eso,
l.. poy Mos M.rEFy.- Lo.eoy. J.n. :, irea-caa.
'o.. closed 90 '.eay e. g. ia-e. Or aeas,. ,e..,
lae Bullion n OH" bsat % a. Do. creased 80 .''
AvEucAS saciIu7iF. American Sec r'i'es ls'o POM
in iy Irc.,sgce ste 1. in.s hs, .sep ~ .+e.e
quoted a. sa0fi discount. Tno'2 ia2..
L.TfsT.-By I,i-Et0pt ~ QrcSaif't-A.
LiyfnrOoL. SuLd4y.-ColroN-i he ttlcr 'esief-
day were Q, co. bs-, i.c.dng bse. lscus1f. snd
"a o.s toe lla.es closll sse I'D Hnsf uAcbshsui
4glts iols.
EEtAlsrrTfs The markef r. irmer.
IhoN.sloSs ro,ihon. are tan. sIf Bacon wbieh 10
ea..eI.
LoNnov MoSll M,REET Con.o.s olo.ed on Saturday 81
~! "a q. for money. - ,,
ANsRfcsN The lssfi sales were INlhtis 'ehfh
/ 40 "a discount Ln~ iais.
UAfsE MAEKgT -CVlros--Ib@ sses foS the wecb bsse
be- 100 bales Orleans tfrs ofosif- 80 b1 IaVH
Th- totA .to,k 10 pofi .B0onis 70 a.. 90 bales.
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TNII - = II
On New Near'h Dsy. made an ad-

Tie Emreror Oh New lesr's Day, made an ad-
dress TO the diplomatic corps aud received - usual
tho various STATE bodies. Ia refponse 10 al address
from the Senate be sad he coubtol Oh the aenae TO
assis biz IN pcriectng tie Coz sltuioi ara 1T the
tsne lime maintaining intact Tie fundamental b"fi'
On which itIests.
To Tie Legislative body lie merely expressed the
hoIe that they would IN tie recent nOcilcaionr
OF ibe Cons tuition a new proof Of III conn ch'e
m their int lhgebc aud patriotism. 10 the ceigy
be gave assurance that they nigt count on IA lfo-
teciion ana hvcy symla by, telling thea met 'hey
knew LOw % render 10 t8ssr tie t.ing, " Ici aic
C@sar +, 3nd 20 God the tuuge inst .iOo
THIS expression had ,iyen nee 10 tie Iiei thai p
serious aiemIt is abOul 10 10 made 10 settle ran,
iOr Tie evacuation o. Rome.
The hDDtcur 0e In FoLe says hat Cover 11eIt
canuot pos1Lly comply with tie requett or ioeL-o!
Wal 10 convoy merchantmen 10 Au..ic4
lbe Boufse had been Ouoyant bnd ioher but
ClObed quiet al G1fJ.c.
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tnra. Dec. 90; Mania. Dec, 20

o.. poepsyentura, Dec. 90 Manta, Dec 20;
quraco, De- =. 81, . - Panama
Il ne New Year hlds Ne as dfii Us cl'en va
,oseS we were getting into the depth OF 1ue Woe
sn u. .bs rains 18th az AsIiowali ano tauain lD.
INC The usst few days Lave Teen 4oIe wv
@d severe than dung any iart Oh lr1 vac 80; e.
ut however, few days more " - o -
,eeether. II is has caused 60 .ioei'D' We ;L
lie inhabitants, but d ,S! I5'+ gT y,' $. nome
.e,irs of the Ordinary chlls aud lt'e' q. hvDnS,
c-' do Oh inst. Fhg.Oltcer Chas. y. BEL en-
VI ~ 49,; e,,,rnand o. the Uni ed states Iaclhc
20 ron and received the usual salute IRON TIE
atrsi;n Lancaster and tie soop Of war Cyane.
~ t|saT,,ig ofterward the captain OF II. Is. NJ.
80. J,fsr proceeded on board tbe Lancaster 10 pay
ia 10 tie new f9g-otioer, and az he same
tme tie Tartar salued tie newly -lois,ed flag with
n Guns. which was re-urted by the Leicester.
,1olemodore Montgomery returns 10 Washing on on
f.e steamer Cham ion to-day. He take, with bin
fse best wishes Of tie entire native and foreign
s,ior in The feet, TO all of whom he has endea ed
Himself by his kind ard courteous manners, Dir
rOieiadon, aud good sense. ,..
We presume Com. Montgomer VIII, immedlltP
On bis return, have to enter Into acuve seiN
fe in defense If the Union, which be has ai"ays %
Loyalty and gallan'ly supported. n,rodoI.
ST. Mathew, formerly Is ilsh Consul III i''ao'
rbia passed through ialaula recently en- "''e "
Guatemala az II. b. Majestys Minister Ile"iro'eh-
Eary 70 Central America. .t:-.r.,.
The B i,ish chip Tartar ana ne 1; - Nv,
i. al Ca,lao and The Nan,gansett and Sarsoac ON
From Bogsta We have just received news to the
I'm Of December, by The r. ". |. NJ. steamer, from
rarihsgvaa.- There ere various III reliable reI orIs
g. ;rs lion relative 70 the success Of the die. ent
helI -erent partles TIE Mosqutn Govtrnreut'
Sowsyer. etill appears successful. MOsqutra hun
< il is SAID has lost tie entire Of one eye, and
i. likely TO lose the other
--latest, 4 p. MP VI 5. s. CompGny's steamer
las inst arrived bringing ~ passengers, including
M ,roope and Il sos 90 - ~ treasure. as follows
Nev.Ycrk, s>76O65 SO; England, Si5i,95l y;
Panama, S277ll IS.
Left al Acapulco Saranac. OF Care 81. Lucas
oas boarded by boat from the Narragan'et!
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TEE ARABIA OFF CAPE RACE.
More British Troops for Canada
THE PEACE FEELING GROWING STRONGER
penuaiafion Of the Dividends on the
Southern States Bonds.
NAp0LEON'S NEW-YEAR ADDRESS.
Reported Capture Of Mana sahib.
FRIENDLY ACTION OF RUSSIA TOWARD AMERICA

HALIFAX. Wednesday. Jan IL, 1852
The r. VI. steamship Arabia from Liverpool ut 10
o'clock on the morning Of tie 4th, via Queenstown on
II 9Th inst, for New-Yorl and Halifax, passed Cape
Race at Il O'Clock last night.
Tie Arabia was boarded by The news yacht Of the
Associated Press, and the following summary of news
Obtained, which il one week ater
TIE Arabia has on beard troop, for Canada, COM
rrsing two batteries OF the 10Th Brigade Of Aril-
lery.
The steamship Anglo Saxon, from Portland, arrived
at Londonderry early on the morning of the 3D. inst,
md at Liverpool the same night.
The steamship Hansa, from New-York, arrived at
Southampton on the morning Of the 30 inr,
The steamship Glasgow, from New-Yorh, arrived
at Queenstown on the evening OF the 80 inst.
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INDIA.

CALCUTTA, Dec. 3.-Coton goods firm; Twist,
unchanged. Indigo excited. Exchange q Cd. Rice
aud Linseed, high. Frtigbfs to London, e0i.
At Bombay Cotton and Cotton goods were materi-
ally advancing.
A man captured at Kurrachee while trying to get
away from Inoa, Is said to have been recognized IA
Mama Sahib.
PEKIS, Nov. IL, win ST. Petersburg-The En-
peror has arrived at Pekin Prince Kong has been
appointed Regent. The supreme ConLcil, ouposed
Of m,Inhore hostile to Europeans, is dissolved. On
Shun Precedent of the Finance Depart Ient, was
publicly executed, ard two other persons OF high
order were strangled by order of the Emperor.
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GAs-LET THERE BR LIGHT.

To me Eetor Of TIE W Y Tribune.
SIR: notice your article in today's Issue In re.
gard to Gas Light and though with you in the msin
diher nom you In regard to the remedy the Citizens. Com
pany oil Bfooky such relief then all you EewYorkess
nave 70 do IL to wal; the action Of the Net opotan Gas e
company Who understand have their capital paid up h
u ard WIZ be ready for operation In few monhs But
apprehend thst like the Brooklyn competition 1t WILL In
n.y. sh0Ti no relief TO the consumer
nor generally known that gas be made OF petroleum
coal OIL ard nsphths and expense not exceeding ous
quarter CT the price now paid Tor gssthe Illuminating
power bsirg thirty per cent greater new apparatus. iust
nvened Will az soon The proper psrers are fled be shown
TO the public by which every make Ia. own r,s N
bis premises and by attaching to the ordinary a.s x
ure tho apparatus referred which will not take IN much
more room than ordinary gas be made for 60
cents per 1000 feet and where whole block Join togehe,
and connect their pices and only apparatus VIII
mo-, csst over 80 cents per 1000,
In Eusnd coal ard labor much cheaper than here
difference in prices but petroleum and usph'hs
aim irey the products Of America while the ab Of
n-kine from them is merely nominal not requ
care tlsu common heiB Nct not 50 much cannot ex-
PLAN further r after the fled aid IN full speci
ca'ious ard drswog. will be Published. can however say
that apparatus vi not cost % for ordinary boae
while for 81 tho largest churches lLestes can be tyed
respectfully. JAMES I. CUMMlNS
BTooaya Jan. Is, 1862.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-16

On New-Year's Day ne Pope received Gen. Coy-
on and French officer. Gcn. Guyou foia oil ocyc-
lion toward he Pope, aud TIC Litter ilrugcd Guyor
Tor the .ulimeats exp.eacd. gls wo.rt lu1,h
soldiers 4 Rome woulI n0t lclmit NE lulalIeri e.
any irlel )lous Of iupolili act. 1fc Pope concluded
~ bosoNing the Apostolic beuocili.on ~ the ..
portal family, Tie Emperor Napoleon, .aG the whole
Fnnch con. any.
The National Roman Commioe bad rlacsIoef
bill ~ Rome, declaring uat tie i.sl, 81 Roman
cousols b. tie Poniisc.i Cover .cnt .l,sr the ith
March, 49,, woIld be- Io.p'1 I'D IT, DE jlf.
CoveFnu M, Is from The uom,a Vt % Islica FsI'
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I.A1ISr.

ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. ST j, reported that Rue
siB, al the commencement of the difficulty between
he American States, employed all her Influence IN
favor Of Ieace and has recently taken s'cpe to The
rame end The Russisn Ca met has communicated
20 the Great Powers all the reports received from
her representatives at Washington.
TURIN, Jan. 5.-Garibaldi IN accepting the Pfesi-
deucy Of The Genoa Rihe Association, urged them 20
-" hasten to prepare TO take up arms, because ihe
moment approaches for giving fresh proofs OF your
bravery"
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N,,y REMEDY FoR sMALL-poX.-A medical
;ou-oo reports an resting discussion at the Epi-
chronological Society, upon paper sent from Nova
e.tio. by Mr. Mies Surgeon III the Artillery. Capt.
pa-iy. OF ne Rlyai Artillery, fan accomplished aud
,,t.fcent of.c,r VITO has been for years among the
I4an.. fays that q" the old squaw = remedy lad long
t.r t,,.,n 10 item as AN nlalllble cure for small
and th,t the l. dans believe II to be succefs-
,l 10, e,o-t ,.se." From the information gathered
con, ia. Irdlals tho following observations have
been are.uliy nftrd
In III, crse ~ an individual SUBJECTED To be
10, th. inf .nc, oil smallpox, but with no dis-
n. eruption u,on iim L.fgr vine glHss ini / nn
,,t ...t ,t "a. rtst II the liant "sanao ma pur-
'r. 81 ID c.-f plant ,se' erhl sfecmenr Of when,
J. la, inc AZ. ROOT we're .XA icd on tie lhrh j. l. To
80 Vl. eleo. OF g. j. dose /, to bring out Tie
u.it.u. lu,rn s.gnnG or tLigd cose. .iNen al IT,
49,, ,. a. ir.m i3.r OtiX ours, the ltlnl's .h =
f'. srtaieull. l.o.1g their ytihy. IL IAilcnt
,.l. lafter - fio and o. each dose, ahd, III The
- MIC expression Il tie " Micmac, knows there
E ',r..t change within Linn AT % e.
+, IA ii r1hl,,t alrtady covered with tho eruption
,f-n,ii.ros in he early stage dose Oh !"o VII
M M, Inc rrs.u.cs, and sntdre the 'obne symp-
,.. uJ,r ,lr influence a lie remedy, III thee
49, t0fr d.,, tio fophpent symptoh oil 1he eonftlu-
IL di.itr,spce subside. although, as a pre,ai-
non.rv meashe, ila si,k ie'hoa u @eh III camp M
-, ,h,' n,nt, DIV No MAX. If tie eruption as To.
5c,ds sitting, &c.,l lave been ieh III cares exam
med i.trea',d by soc remedy.
M Wu, ,cspfd to tie medi me acting tas u be-
,,.v.d n, me Iudinnsj IL tAc WAY Of preventive
:; ,l.o e1u,.ed 10 Injection II J. curious 20 not
e. ma cau.;a ,,L rfo The rome0y hass leon used
~, .,r. 10 lseu "a veGk mia l,u oi The llalt pre-
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CITY ITEMS.

The smart snow-storm of Tuesday nigh. was fol-
lowed bya steady rain Yesterday, which efectually
broke up the skating and made out-of.dcor Inove-
menis peculiarly di-ogreeable. The streets Were
tl'ed with muddy slush, ard in some paris al
mott I'm. assabe. Horse-lesh suffered severely on
tie omnibus and railroad routes, but the general e.
'cct was to clean the streets aud clear of good deal
Of the accumulated snow with which they were in
cumbered.
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lament declared Rome the CaIi'al Of Italy, the
temporal power Of the Pope legally termins'ed.
The Chamber resumed lis si,iinga on tie 81.
Ratszi communicated speech made by the
King to Pati4men' deputatlon, in which be said
lie hoped the Italian viii uake greater prcgres
IN he coming year than in the past.
Ricas0li Dad re- ounced the idea 81 seeking u col
leagae for the portfolio of tie Inferior, and the
Cabinet rcusins unchanged.
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The King, in addressing the Ministry on New
Years day, said; " ihe year commenced with q
serious a. ct hodghou he world, rendering II lie
dnty Of prussia 20 he prepared for any eventual
ii =, and, " lie asserted " his shouj be done In
reply to the congratulations oil tie army, Ne said
Proa-ia could calmly behold what events may aliee
from lie state OF things in nonEuroiean counties,
because lis army stands resdy formed and armed.
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pared, and take dose occasionally during the day
70 as 10 "keep the antidote in the blood"
discussion followed the reading of this paper. in
which Mr.. Mason, DR. COPELAND, Dr.. Waller Lewis.
Dr. Babbington DIR. Morebead, DIR. Mroy, Err.
Radcliffe Mr.. Lord, and Dr. McWilliam took part.
All of the speakers concurred in the desirablty OF
requesting Mr.. Miles TO procure further supply of
the root Of the saracenia purpurea" with the view
of having its ant-yariosid properties tested in this
country