Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-02

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A baker in Providence recently dis"overt
that the bread which he left early in the NOR
ing was regularly stolen from several plac
on his route. lie kept watch aud found tn
man followed = short distance behind with
bag. to which he transferred the loayvs, s
proprialing them to lis own use. Thiukir
lie must have a large trntily 10 require
MUCH OF the stall Of lie, they investigated II
matter, and found that he took the loaves to
shop and 'swapped" them for rum.
The important trial i'll the supreme court
Providence. relative to the will of Miss Ella
Angel, upon which The disposal Of about 500
900 depended, and which has occupied nearl
a torlnight'S time, will have TO be gon
through again. The jury failed 10 agree upo
Il verdict
CONNECTICUT.
Colts pistol factory at Hartford has cease
all night work for the balance OF the season.
The Norwalll Gazette publishes the name
Of eleven candidates tor cerkship OF the Con
necticut house OF representatives, and NOR
! are to come
The contract for carrying the mails from
the trains TO the post office in Norwich, fol
! the ensuing year, has been awarded to Chas
| i. Xix, who receives Il yearly compensation
of S450. The sum paid last year tor the same
work was $3.50
Woodruff & Beach of Hartford, got theil
machine shops in full operation for the first
| time on the 3Oih nit. Their damage is prob
toIy Tue heaviest OF any one Hr'D' anu IS es'l'
' 'f ~ teii' al 0io,ooo "eiI Wiz i"use
o. nnaCllne s"oPs lounuries' ~, were unuer
-, " - VI" '' NV
lInc'uc'ns s"o "'tSc engines nor P'oPeIerSJ
vas IiJIteu oy Ius'; an" 'iie l"oors oI 'l'Fee
V;II; io' "oou' ~
% Ioaai LIE " ft,ei LIS i,,s''io,,
,,nG5 ~ '''e ii" MY Cour"''' anu
' NJ NJ So Sst II. t5e 0s' ne ne"
,,,,,,or,',,oi w.. go ~ y ~
1tartr% rn1 S'sntu petition ior uyNlns
- '.Is lelti'e" ~ " special co'il'
ailttse VI Tue a., a'"ef"eh ana ti!ree common
.i' %'e ~ '"Ae mo consplei-
and renort au ~ u'l'S u Suc'i ""iN
an" ~ report upon the same.
~. 1'e' " Sul''uy WHO mas igltu me
- c y" INV, ne & eisY'lS' cIulcI III Nluue
f,.,,aI -. - P"s' me- 5V"iS' p.e"SheU MS
eil t:'Iou vi ou"uay, anu IS hereafter
~ 'u'' " slous paper III DoS'oh'
r.: w, FhKsoNAL'
""iutil' ""oil MT everett speaks
81 .; 80 a So"''y "'"" mas "iIe"uy oeeh IN Tue ser
'ice u ms country nearly oO years, having
a. '''e navy a' ~ anu osihg no" ABOUT
N yeAls ot age AS ne mas moi yet received
SVi,ii',,,.e. Goui!l'SSioh 1t VIII DC aPpa-
ie,, t''"I pio'lo'Ion III me navy Is not TaP'G'
.i' 4-e1 ; VI ",e h"sS"c"u'eus thlr'
.ee"'''' writes washington correspondent,
mas recovered ms health. Dr. j. Theodore
HeTru Vi ''le same regiment, has oeen appoint
Gu orls'ue surgeon.
WAX ITEMS
i"e n'ch'iio'iu Examine! OF inc "a ult, IS
Ivy III us uei'u'iGI"loh ol tlie Ieosi
secretary Oh war, Ior falsely asserting that the
Sou'n nau gained a great victory instead OF
sustaining severe ueIeat at flttsourg Land
ny Inc eui'or STATES that all the evidence
coileCteu ON me sunJect goes 10 SHOW mat Me
c%yedera'eS 'ere badly defeated, and, as proof OF
I Ge iac', lie quotes beauregara letter 10
Geh. Graht, the DAY after the battle, asking
lhe latter VINO was IN possession OF the Held,
Tor permission to bury his (Beauregard's)
uead'
lhe Ne" orleans Delta OF me 9th ult. says
mat there Is no care taken by commanding
omcers IN the rebel army, OF the health OF
their men. Inc war, 1t says, rs getting serl'
ous enough now, TO tell the truth, and the
most Solemn ana important truth that can
no" oe uttered Is that we have the best army
III tHe Woriu, olhcered by incompetent and
negiertiul commanders.
| AT orktown, lew days since, the Der
uAhs changed their habillments. They went
/ out as usual next day, and got so close up to
the rebel lines that they could hear them talk.
| une SAID, 81 don't see any sharpshooters to-
Jay. lila comra'te thereupon got up to look
and, as If assured OF their absence, was less
careful than usual about his person, when
crack went rife, and the carcass of another
traitor tumbled across gun carriage, berett OF
the bre tn Of life. His companion thereupon
peered over the parapet and sung out, There
that'll do, d-n you've know who you are
What have you done with your gray coats
and caps 2" The "BeIdans" never reply, save
with sharp crack and whistling bullet oftheil
five shooters.
The rebels, it is said, displayed The mos
revolving barbarity in their attack, when they
surprised Gen. Grants force, They cut the
throlts Of sick soldiers as they lay in theil
tents, and mutilated their prisoners ard I'm
armed men with their heavy knives.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Auburn IN. w Advertiser saws ma,
| named Burns. at Waterloo. murdered his viii,
OH the 26th nIt. Bnrns came home for hi
| dinner. and found his wife absent on n visit +,
his neiphbors. He went over to the neiphber'
and COMMENCED beating her. On her retuIl
| IN his honsa he ,rain a1tarl,ad her Sha VA
terrible blow on the head kpot.ked her brain
out. She died almost instantly. Burns wa
arrested.
The Confederate Almanac Tor 1862, pub
lished by Rev. DR.. Summers at the Southern
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