Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-29
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operation on the first of June Capital stock
/ $500 900,
Rev. Wm. c. Doane, son Of Bishop Doanc,
Of New Jersey, has accepted a.callto st. Johns
church, Hartford.
Well executed counterfeit 3s on the Char
ter Oak bank, Hartford, have been putin cir
culation in Boston. Some Of them wore re-
ceyed at the Suffolk bank.
WAR ITEMS.
The discovery of a telegraph operator work
ing wire between Falmouth and FrederickS-
burg, and giving information to the enemy
originally reported by a correspondent of the
Philadelphia Enquirer, is confirmed Hang
ing is too light a punishment for the villain.
Ii is not 5Xpllined how the wire was put
across the river, or why it worked SO long
without discovery.
The Leayenworth News OF April 23d, has
news Of another raid into Kansas. 1t says
that Capt. Dowdna, at Humboldt, reports the
| advance of three thousand rebels on the south
western border. The Usage Indians have in
part, allied themselves with the rebels, and
are with them in this movement, Every pre-
| caution has been taken ut headquarters to
ward oil this attack.
One Of our seamen just plroled from Port
Hudson heard while there that our fleet did
much damage to the rebel notifications that
one of the lower batteries was spiked pre-
paratory to abandonment; that many persons
were killed-as many as % in one battery,
and that few hours OF continued lombard
ment would no doubt have gwen US the place.
| lie says the rebel ram Webb was destroyer
during the fight.
The Richmond papers denouuce as false
hood the statement of Fernando Wood that
proffers of peace have been made on the part
Of the rebel government
Surgeon Chamberlain of the 10Th regiment
has resigned his commission, having accepted
an appointment as surgeon of volunteers in
the United States army.
Col. Edward 4. Wilde. of Brookline. who
has been appointed a brigadier general, is to
command a colored brigade, to be mainly re-
eruited IN the south. and of which the 54th
Mass. will be the nucleus. He is now at
Washington, making the arrangements for the
recruiting. supplies, &c.
On the Nth inst, an expedition from Gen.
Dudley's brigade crossed the point of land
opposite Port Hudson and communicated
with admiral Farragut The latter'S secre-
tary accompanied the expedition. They
found the admiral in GOOD spirits, and beliey-
ing that the enemy had but two DAYS supplies
at Port Hudson. The ram Switzerland was
still in company with the Hartford and Alba
tros The blockade Of Red river and the
movement of Banks army towards the same
point will tend materially to cut off the rebel
supplies from Texas and western Louisiana.
MISCELLANEOUS.
At the instance of foreion hanks aboui f,ur
weeks AGO agents were se9tt 70 Fnrone 10 make
sales of our bonds authorized to he issued Inv
tho last conrross TIC I,to sto,,,,o,. h,o,,,,Lt
news tbat a Iargn sun, will soo, ho nIacoG IN
oovarrrla,,+ cre,Iit in tIan,L,r,, oI,I,,, nd
p,ris pobo,t I VoII~o, i o, nla,.t,,,,,I -,
bayn soiIrd IN rho s,b instont f,tI,,
erred +, ,,orf,nt tLo ,.ro,,,r,,,,,,+s ;;tint,d
Moro nv Gornan ,rn,,+s i, N9"l A, VI
Times
4 ,oar;o fo, s,,ioi,lo l,,, I,,,I,, t,,,,, ,,,,.,
lpnt a,n,,,,, th,. NIL NJ p,.Ia Ei,
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Rhine in .J,nnarv on ,ncornt ~ is,nnnnt
mont in lnvn and tbo hcI,, rs arath ,l,a
! f,i,nd last month This 90 oIl,,a,+I,
| dressed md bnd in bo,. ,ocl,o+ - ,,,,,t,7o,o;o
| filled with ooId
..Tha rei9n of IJin,r Corn, hos, ocr,,,,e,,,o7 q,
savsthe Cbioao rrilno iil ,,a,
ence If sf,, ,aI f i;i tI1t ,,,.
frei0hfs NE'N'' va '''''' p'-' -'- d IAN
LAST v,ea1z tho tr,,st,.os of Rot, tIanr,, vvord
BceclGHS church. a rpUuar mppfIUU. o.
solved that Mr. Bcecber he '- %ranted '''SI, oayo
of absence fnr f1nr months Pom The fst If
June. and thar his avnenses divine a trim IN
in. and from Eurone he defroved nv the sor;,
etv. The trustees then proceeded 10 the mar
sonagc. and informed Mr.. Beecber of their
determination, The offer was accented.
The supreme court now in session at Eliza
beth, Judge Whepley presiding, fined DIR. S.
| p. Townsend 500 and costs for breaking I'D
a copperhead meeting in Union county last
summer, and silencing Rev. c. C. Burr, who
was the orator on the occasion. The doctor
paid the fine, and coolly remarked .It was
cheap enough; | now understand the exact
cost of being a Union man in New jersey"
1t should be remembered that this copperhead
meeting or mob assembled to disturb a Union
meeting, and for once got the tables turned on
themselves
The clerk of the United States prize court
at Key West has absconded with about $50.
900 government funds. He obtained permis
sion to visit Havana for the alleged nurpose of
prnrurintr q s,-ord ,,binh ,,,,g Ia H., ,,.l,.,,, al
| TO Col. Good by certain parties in Key West