Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-26

The per cent. temporary loan to the gov
eminent having fallen below the maximum
Gone hundred millions) an opportunity is Of
fered to capitalists to invest their surplus
funds by Naking deposit with any sub
treasurer.
The inevitable C. w. Denison has re-
turned from Europe, and has made his re.
appearance in the newspapers.
cavalry reconnaissance has elected the
fact that the rebel army Of the Potomac does
not occupy any portion of the territory ex-
tending from Culpepper to Warrenton, New
Baltimore, White Plains, and Salem on the
west, to Fredericksburg on the east, and to a
distance of several miles south of the Kappa
hammock.
1t is understood that Gen. Hunter, after WIS.,
iting his home, will soon return to active SER
vice, and will probably be sent to the south
west to continue the work Of organizing the
colored regiments so successfully commenced
by Adj. Gen. Thomas.
They mean to raise tall students out in Wis
consin. paper i'll state says that tits Board
of Education has resolved to erect build
ing large enough to accommodate five hun
dred students three stories high"
/ he rebel papers estimate the value of prop
erty captured at Winchester, at So, 000, 900.
Allowing for the difference in the value of
their currency and ours, it would reduce the
captured property to less than million Of
dollars.
beautiful porcelain service has been pre-
scented to Mrs Gen. Banks in New Orleans
Gerald Massey has been awarded an annual
pension OF seventy pounds sterling by the En-
glish government, ''in appreciation Of his SER
wees as lyric poet, sprung from the peo-
pie"
The soldiers of Ohio, in Rosecrans's army,
are denouncing the nomination of Vallandig-
ham with the greatest vehcmence. A number
OF regiments have already adopted and sent
home resolutions on the subject which will by
no means add to the comfort of Vallandg-
hams supporters.
The famous hppopotamus who has been
enjoying Il luxurious bath for few days past
in one Of the lakes, has been recaptured. A
large mastif, which has been trained to sleep
in the cage with the hippopotamus, on being
loosened, at once plunged into the water and
made Tor the monster, and with series of
barkS induced him to swim to the shore.
What two animals had the least luggage
in the ark? The fox and the cock, for
they had only a brush and a comb between
them.
In Jefferson township, Ind, not man can
be obtained to enroll the militia under the con
scripton act
Raspberies have made their appearance in
the Cincinnati markets.
The city of Washington is so full of per-
sons who appear to be subject to draft in the
states, that draft in the District of Column
bia has been under adyisement by the gov
eminent.
The New York Yacht Club have resolved to
have no ocean regatta.
The prize master of the captured blockade
running steamer Calypso, states that ii large
part of her cargo came from New York via
Nassau.
The governor of New Jersey as issued a
proc lamation ordering all the troops who were
raised for the defence of Pennsylvania TO re-
turn to their respective places of enrolment,
in order that they may be discharged. He
says the necessity for their organization no
longer exists.
The Atlanta bore the new rebel flag, which,
under the law of the rebel congress, was not
to he displayed till the first Of July. She had
the honor to be the first rebel vessel to strike
the new banner of treason to the stars and
stripes.
Another change is to take place in the man
agemcnt of the n. Y. World. The editor
says: "We will try to abstain from declama-
ton and nvective, and proceed at once to
plain recital of facts"