Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-03-24

"l tiie DdIlle OF Anuetdln, returns 10 his regl-
ment to-day. His friends in Roxbury have
presented to him splendid horse with equip
ments complete, an elegant dress sword, sash
and belt full dress and fatigue uniforms, with
all their appointments.
The Boston Marine Society have petitioned
the legislature on the subject of coast defences
urging the appropriation of one million dol
lars for perfecting and mounting the fortitca-
tons in Boston harbor, and providing such
iron clad or other armed vessels as are nee
essary for its defence.
ESSEX COUNTY.
The public Inauguration of the Salem Union
League took place last Thursday, in the pres
ence of densely crowded audience. Flo
quent addresses were made by DIR. George W.
Briggs, Hon. Stephen IL. Phillips, and others,
and the great gathering was excited to the
highest enthusiasm by the singing of Doctor
Holmes "Army Hymn" and the good old
national air, "America."
BRISTOL COUNTY.
Twenty recruits for the 54th regiment ar
rived at Readville, Saturday morning, from
Montrose, Pa Captain Grace's company, of
New Bedford, now numbers little rising So
and is to be known hereafter as the Toussant
Guards.
Capt. Barnabas Ever, Jr., of the Fairhaven
company, Sd regiment, with his lieutenant,
Lyle, have been arrested at Newbern, for
specializing in government property.
The Peoples Press, published at Fall
River, has been mulcted to the tune of one
dollar, for uttering libelous remarks con-
corning Mr. Prince S. Borden, a resident of
that city.
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anu MS couSln' lau OF ABOUT tne same age
nave oeeh SOFA INTO slavery Inc Two boys
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lure OF GalVeSton were taken ny lhe reOeIS
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dled on Sunday last.
1t is reported that Gen G. w Smith of the
robal army ,ybo 1o+ol,, rosior,od Ii o,1
"ii'y' "iiO i'VeiJ leslS lcu HIS ColHiiiahu,
mas been seen IN the city of New \ ork since
the first instant, and was entertained at a
dinner nv ono of tho unner crnst ,.or,or
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HS1uN'
Cardinal Antonelll has resigned his position
of premier of the DapaI government in oon-
soouonoo o4 .Lo on.d,4 - f,I,oI:. -:
4uInNe v. '.i0 "ileSU " NleFaliet Fausu,
the chlef OF his household FAUST is said to
have been detected in some hostile conspiracv
Tho cardinal binsalf q boId ond bod ~, L
- .i ~ :" ~ ''i' """ man H''
lohg eNerclseu an oVerpowerlng influence
upon the mind of the pope. A malignant and
schemer, his steady opposition to the liberal
movement in Italy has been marked by vche-
ment and successful efforts to prevent the pa
pal government from making concessions to
the demands of the people. He has stood in
the way of any final adjustment of the Roman
question, and, by confirming the resolution of
the pope, has prolonged the complication
which has once plunged the continental pow
ers into war, and still hangs as a black cloud
in the European sky.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The court martial in the case of Frederick
Stresser, alias Col. D'Utassy, of the Garbal-
di regiment is in progress. The following is
a summary of the charges against HIM
l. Persuading a soldier to desert. 2. Embezzling
mail.bags 3. Extorting money from suffers. {
OOa IAN money IRON n oIcerS une ae ms command
Durposes. & Selling commissions in his regiment,
g. Plotting against officers under his command so as