Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-04

companies of cavalry from .l;ttIa pho lore :,
Tor three months service. have been accenfo1
Dy the war department; and the ranks arc he
ing rapidly filled. ''ie i"iiAS are De-
ne canKer worm is troubling the trees at
providence, and the army worm has anneared
at South KingStown.
CONNECTICUT.
FRANCIS McNulty, employed in the Neriden
cutlery works, was seriously injured Inv tba
bursting OF a grindstone at which he was Sit
ting, on the 3lst ult
The office of the New Haven and New Yorl,
s'eaiilooat company at New York was broken
open on the night OF the 3lst ult. and the safe
Ioooeo OF between $4,000 and $4,000. For
tu3ately' the robbery was discovered and the
ponce houned, the two burglars found hid in
an attc' and the money recovered.
The cartridge works at Hazardville have
suspended operations for short time. OWING
TO Il failure of the strength of some of the
machinery. Over two hundred persons are
employed, who, as soon as the new machinery
arrives VIII re-enter on their Iabors. The
pdl anu cartridge are pressed together firmly
| anu cemented securely, so that a rifle can he
Ioaded by simply letting the whole drop into
| the barrel. -i''0
IA house at Orange, owned by Prof Stock
/ ell, and occupied by Peter Shalfer. was burned
on the 18th ult., with all its contents insur-
| Moses Tosnn p.,.i, ~" lean, Luther NJ.
Hartford,Were burned on the night of the 3lst
so,nJ t,,t 80 E III Ile Inherent stables were
dostr,,,,d ''i NJ, nay anu harnesses were mostly
| 5000, ~ i. ne [otal loss VIII be nearly
III III o i,l,',Hlce PI?oo;
sosi,It,J tlecIon III Norwich, on the 2nd,
ron ' 49,. it ''ie ctloice OF the whole republic
n u'',i ,.'N''' he"ueu by James L. Green for
4 nor+,, ~ ,;,,o
mn Il parry Oh nine persons; commanded by
inomas ). Boardman, of Hartford, while on
tnoi-aT =" ot'"i' on the lSt ult., were at
saoNIu ny Iorty lhdlans. The fight lasted
yo,,rdod an" tIiougn SIX OF the party were
cave icy uioFe the savages off, and all
oaon stonn VIII Ilie loss OF all their bag
sage stores coaches, etc. 1t is wonder
g H.. si-> Ia: %i y eScapGu uelth or capture.
lin I'M 1Tn VI Lester blll OF Chap
tI' li33'"i'.y Nllieu on FRIDAY, May 3Oth,
cart ,a', 49, passing over MS mead: The
L;r,h,,',, 1 WIN 9raNel Tor intending the
n.,,HI'ayi anu III zen from the load and was
too, ,.la,: -! IA ,i'e wheel lie was about four
0'N
AAor Co... c..,lIl Ii'I"NAL'
id, III. s.: 2''l,ey hau arrived IN Newbern
tIo i4I WINE waiting IN the parlor Of
"i0 iI0'ci' " gentleman IN undreSS uniform en-
tCreu' ana with pleasant smile expressed his
pleasure 10 see them, and hoped they would
MAKE themselves comfortable" Gentle
n'' S"'u MI McConkey, this is General
Duili9luS' instantly the whole party arose,
io'io' GU tilelr Hals' ana manifested the great
- nh pressure at tne unexpected introduction.
ne Lower courier hears that Hon. James
~ S"ed Oh MedIord Is tayorably mentioned
lot une once ana Is likely to receive the APP
Poilliieil'' OF colonel Of the thirty third regi-
heh'' now Delng raised in eastern Massachu-
SeI'S'
MI u l. "olcott, the newly appointed as
i9'"i' SECRETARY OF war, was lately attorney
sst,-, ~ VI Oc'lo' ne Is native OF that state
loIty years OF age, and Is represented as thor
oughiy honest, firm and energetic man. with
sleal business talent and administrative ca
Paclty
WAR ITEMS.
4 Secesh. young lady was nicely trained
Oy some soldiers in Winchester before the
flight of Gen Banks. A pnIIant colonel bo,.
ing heard that confederate female was rip
ping up mon flag to turn it into rebel
nag sent for her and made her give it m. II
was was repaired and now floats over the side
walk OF the surgeons house, where it is a /
great trouble to the Winchester ladies' who /
NJ. nv Sueet I"Iler IMAM walk under it. |
me otler Gay some OF the Maine 10Th seeing
one H ol theln coming down the pavement, placed
49, pit t9 SILVER Cnion quarter directly I'M
uet ',te nag. MISS Secesh came up and step
peu ol tIle curD INTO the street, as usual, to
~ ao 'Ir tle dirty rag but on seeing the /
inS;i Oh money she retraced her steps, and /
r %.',,t Sie was stopping to pick it mp she was
an JI' Wy py tremendous shout OF laughter.
al Sorts OF ingenious methods have been
to tbo n,f sD ~, .le purpose OF putting stop
70 tIie unlemlnne insults offered by the ladies
W oessln 10 inc Union soldiers. Punish
sn,nn az t al, IN sucn case seems rather
sil'''l business but II some means must be
t nSeu 20 put stop to the bitterness of their
ue:' uoV' Jonnson's way Of referring it to
Ill., tL,e "cpIly OF their stomachs, and putting
on ei', un.'er medical treatment, seems the best
anu most eftectlve. \ single dose of rhubarh