Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-02-04
GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY.
BOSTON AND VICINITY,

Counterfeit bills on the Blue Hill Bank,
Dorchester, OF the denomination of So, are in
circulation.
Rev. Charles e. Rich of Boston, is going
out as missionary and teacher to the Port
ROYAL conuabands
Rev. Charles Burroughs, D. D., while off
clating at Grace Church, Boston, on Sunday,
had just read the Declaration OF AbsOlu-
ton" when he tainted away and had to be
conveyed to his home.
Some unknown miserable traitor spiked a
cannon on Foster wharf, where it was await.
ing transportation to tort independence, few
days ago. 1t took two hours to drill out the
obstruction and make the gun fit Tor USE
BRISTOL COUNTY.
In Taunton, during the wear 1861. the whole
number of births was 442; of American ma
rentage 224 foreign 2l8 Six pairs of twins
are included in the aggregate number The
whole number of marriages was 1873; of deaths
33S. OF the deaths 1873 were of children un5er
five wears of ace. The oldest nprsor de.
ceased in town during the wear was Casar
Russell (coloredl aued 100 The nevt oldos,
person was Rachel Guslee aupd On Ono
person was 90 wears ot ace. two wara %
yERM1yT
The folIowinr ssnu-I il IN ba oddal e., tI,o
sad story of DEMO Who Jied at PntIs1a tu '''o
too much smoke of Anil Ian,n Da,,n. V','
mains were nnt in a cofin tatan IN. ,aiI =,
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whom he ,yos f,r,,d IN ha aI;,,a ~ "'"'
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q list of thijI,.,,i ."t P"o'.sles
of ninatv man '(i,n,' 49,, ,,e ',o,eo
fron, sa,ar1t,, 80 "eeo iaise
tho Mans 81 t;fy,,bra', 49,, e,as fSo,
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wy ~ 49,, ~, l,;. az up
Jiton ~ ,ha ny, -, ''i"' III "H,
een ta,,aIos $500, Vi oo iu.i AZ eu anu SlA
and eightv now sid, ;I Prts,o,',p} }, '"0
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Ara maati,,t of tl,i, PI,Id', I.,o,,,1 ,,.,o,,
Insltnte The sertinat tian &c S s''o.eis
on. gaHrnt B,lrue;Ge ), vyh;n, ~
adoD,ed in SILENCE Nv risinn ~ ,,a'rNI'
the entire conyra,atio,, 90 81 ~ ,i; ~
each heart responJed in tive nnliad ",.''I rs
the sentiment with an entira ahsnn,o nf,yordo
which were deemed nnnecassnrv IN ,.snros
the feeling which thrilIad pv,,, Laort ,,,rdoS
| out the large audience
CoNNrcrrc1rr
The trial of Lucius j Woodland for tbo
murder Of James II. futile. a fIII accnn,t NJ
/ which we published months AGO will rnn,.
mence in Winsted on the 18th inst indges
! Park and Human will be ON the bench liz
| case il an interesting ono and tho ,r;ol ~,
! doubt will be long,
A gentleman residing at New Hartford CT
has pipe leading from a spring above mass
through his ice-house. This is pierced by nm.
merous small holes, and when the weather i,
very cold the house is thrown open and the
water turned on. The fine spray and lets
freeze as they fall, aud in a few DAYS or week,
al farlhest, the house is filled with one sole
lump OF ice. with no labor of cutting anl
hauling.
WAR ITEMS.
Fourteen vessels of Capt. Porler's mortar
fleet, have now been put into commission. anC
the six remaining will be turned over to thei
officers in the course of week.
Gen Blenker and his brave Teutons are in
censed at the PRONUNCIATION of an order which
prohibits the transportation of "sprituous
vinous, or malt liquors" across the Potoma,
after February LIST. They say that they coult
get along without their Crime Vein" bu
cannot eXist-much less fight-withguf thei
"Lager bier"
FOREIGN ITEMS.