Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-11

Mallery, IL. ID. Nicol; orator. l.. w. Spring !;
poet d. u davenport; address TO the faculty,
D. A. reynolds; IVY Grafton, j. G. Goodrich
DR.; address to lower classes, T. II. Hall !;
prophet A Y. lreati historian j. II. Nor
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Inc Nashua Iron Company is making a
TEST plate" Tor the government. tits 10 be ~
rect long 42lnches wide and nearly 3 inches
mex ana VIII be used as mark against
which to tire heavy shot, at the Washington
navy yard.
VERMONT.
In the town OF Charlotte recently large
rock Is saiu 10 nave been shlvered IN pieces by
thunderbot.
While Mrs. Oaks of Jericho, VT, was in
the pasture after her cows, on the Sth, she
was attacked by ram, her knee and shoulder
dlsIolnted, two ribs broken, and otherwise in
Jured, so that her life is in danger.
The receipts of the Vermont Domestic
Missionary Society for the past year were a
traction over $4,000, and during the same
period Vermont contributed S4,778I5 to the
American Home Missionary Society.
CONNECTICUT.
Inc militia bill finally passed the House on
the 9TH, by vote OF los against 80.
Inc House on the 9Th rejected the bill to
permit Connecticut banks to surrender their
charters and take action under Mr.. Chase'S
banking law. The tax list would have lost
$2l 100000 of bank capital.
While B. 7. Dudleys family were at church
on the 9th inst, his house at Madison was en-
tered, and gold watch and locket and 1925
stolen, all the property of S. S. Dudley. This
Is the second time the latter has had the whole
of his earthly goods stolen, blasting each
time plans of travel in FOREIGN conptr,eS
The funeral of Lieutenant Colonel Mer-
win took place at New Haven on the Sth.
There was large military and civic nror.s.
sion, and during its passage to the grave fhe
bells of the churches were tolled. and minnie
guns fired.
Mai. Gen. Anderson of fort Sumter mona
ry is spending the season at Bridgpnort III.
health is murh in,naired md l fI;ll
NV his nhvsiciops r. s,,onl, i, iii,
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tinued to the navt ,renorol assr,,tIr. oo''
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of rho Connectt W. 'e a1i5
dlatny,n os raia,.tad Nv 49,. .,'u
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leoislatura NJ a rost rs Geo 600 ~ Wv
p,itten have hann .nnointod =, ',,',,,,t, 49,
cprninp its situation 0''''N'' 00"
The Bridseport standard savs HIM II
Bvinpton. of the Nory,lk C1zo,to ,.hI, ,r',s
with the army nj fine hattie NJ Gettys b,rGr
while the conflict was poing an. f,nnd tbat ~ ~
TELEGRAM; line naar IN, cnu1,I no ,,s1J = ae,,,
repairs were made He had tho Iino mn in
order and sent off the first r,r,,rts ~ tba b.
The coast survey party encamncd on wv
Mountain (Goshcnj is in commnnication viii
ten points. the nearest of which is sixtv-thren
miles distant. According 70 their fIynres The
Salisbury mountains are fine hiphest in tho
state.
RHODE rst,xn
The recently ranturrd Rri,isb rr;ze stoor,-
er b it,naia nrrirxd a, N,,s,.,rt On tho
10th. She is of about 375 tons American
measurement, was built in England, and Is re.
ported as saving made two successful trims az
a blockade runner before her capture. She
has on hoard 800 bales of cotton. portion
OF the cargo was thrown overheard to tighten
her and enable her to avoid the Santiago She
was within few hours sail of Nassau when
she was oyerhaulcd and taken
The postmaster Of Pawtucket was drafted
into Uncle Sans military service ON the gtb.
In Newport there are seventeen houses of
worship i'll which regular services are held.
OF these tour are Protestant Episcopal, three
Baptist, two Methodist Episcopal, two Quak-
ers, one Congregatonalist, one Unitarian, one
Catholic, one Free Will Baptist, one African
Methodist Episcopal, and one colorcd Con-
gregationalist. According To careful caIcula-
tions there are sittings for IL 600 people, or
upwards of thousand more than the cpnsus
reveals as residing in the curporation
The tollowiug Clarovmnn ,ynr, droft.d i,
Rhode Island on the Oh ;-Messrs. G. n
Malcolm. II. e. Robins of Newport Smith.
field placed the Rev. Mr.. Ashley at the ser
vice of the country.
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