Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-05-07

BOSTON ANU VICINITY.

girls engaged rooms for them at house ON
Cherry street, where they were found by de-
teCtive Curtis who took them into custody
and detained them over night The girls were
taken to Springfield on Wednesday. -About
a week since a girl named Beals, only Is
years old, ran away from her home in Lynn
and went to Boston, where she was found on
Tuesday, the 9th. at house OF ill fame. She
was returned to her mother
On Tuesday, the 9th, rigger named Jos.
Story, about y years Of age, tell from the
mizzen topgallantmast OF barque Jewess, ly-
ing at Central Wharf, to the deck, inIurng
him so that he died while being conveyed to
the hospital.
Tuesday evening the 9th, Il discharged sol
der, so years OF age, named Patrick Cannon,
took lodgings at the Springfield street Home,
and about o'clock Wednesday morning was
found dead on the floor of his room. De-
ceased was a native of Ireland, and enlisted
in Co. 4, 9Sth regiment Massachusetts volun"
teers
MIDDLEsEx COUNTY.
Intelligence has been received in Lowell CT
the death of Capt. Salem S. Marsh, son of
Mr.. Sumner Marsh, of that city, who was
killed on Friday last, Nav lst in an engage
ment with the rebels at Cross Roads Virginia
Capt. Marsh was graduate of West Point
and was twenty-siX years of age. His
regiment was attached to General Sykes di-
vision
ESSEN COUNTY.
Lieut. Col. Alexander of the L. S. engin-
GERS has within few days been examining
the old earhworks and defences of Marble
head and vicinity, and it is highly probable
fort Sewall and the other Notifications will
soon be put in good order
About $4,000 in fishing bounties are due in
Newburyport, and a much larger amount in
Gloucester. Many persons in the latter place
sold their claims some time since at a large
discount, thinking they would never be paid
BRISTOL COUNTY.
The copper works in New Bedford are said
to be the only ones in the country with ca
pacitv sufficient to manufacture the large vel
low metal mates used in the Government con
} densers. Of one Skinned recently TO New
York. the dimensions are feet. feet Q IS
inches. I.9inches. weight 23lO nounds
p,y,torru c9rxry
AsaF. Souther. confined in Plymouth iail
for murder. made = second attemnt to commit
snicida IN Friday evening" Nav Hn nh.
famed = fragnant If = case lnit2 and attcn,nt-
cd 70 se,o. 1h. ;u.,,,lar ,,oir hnt ,ros isn,,,,.
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HAMPDEN COUNTY.
Miss Flora advertised IN the Amherst
Express Tor farmers son, as lover or nus
band. The list OF uncaIled for letters lying
IN the Springfield post office, on the LIST inst,
contained tmrty-seven to her address. She
"PP1"i' " oe wv i"""eS' " Se' nei ie'telS "'
my eo''ie "ieo " n'.' " %'u' i"iss Vi
e" 1 ~ tHe hi",ter Vi husoaHuS'
ne N"'no,ic ci,urc'I anu Soclevy ~ IlolyoNe
H 0uluay, May D. POI lo[ tne re-
lII Vi me ?ulleiil,s III lIei9nu "lSo 9-oo lor
any IonnI sooI?'y' "iilen prov iuc' ior It's ilei''
DerS WHEN SICK Oh uSapled'
HAMPslllRG COUNTY
w Ii"iIIsUh mn o. ware was Wouhqeo' anu
H. lIieAey ol H"sllallPlon Allieo' III tlle
D"t.ir VI t't ~ eet III i-oulsi"ii" Do'i were
p i 90 - ny o 49, ~ Si'iIo'''
,ha PC.i n,i,iy =. snipio9 ~ oli
sn h o,," rliio'' az i'"a'nP'on' St r
,,u 80 e. m Wv Wv, 50
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80 " VI ~ nc wv" u'Peh"eu III 0o'Se-
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Tho so1oct,,'aI' t Wi, ttaa, lo,, ar.
ed reward nf 500 for tho and cor,.i,
tion of nersons engagod in tha harny b1,sinass
of poisoning to0s in fiat VILLAGE
Charles Clark is reported to have robbed
Richard Shattuck's dwelling -. Nj -t1.,,s
OF many articles Of cloth, clothing, iewelry,
and gold, Sunday, May Sd. reward Of 500
is offered for the apprehension Of Clark
little child two years old, of Dwight
Bates OF HIttsteld, was badly poisoned by
taking corrosive SubIlmate prepared for bed
bugs.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
Capt. VIM. Stevens of the Rhode Island
| cavalry. son of II r Stevens of GraepfnId
who was wounded at Port Hudson, is at Jack
son, Miss. He was shot in the neck by buck
shot, and had a bali pass through his clothing
above the shoulder. He has recovered from
his wounds.
Mr.. Charles Baker Of Hawley, has flock
OF one hundred and nine sheep, which has
| already produced one hundred and thirty
| i've lambs this spring. There were twenty
six pair Of twins.
| a. X. Field of Greenfield, agent to settle
the land damages of the Troy and Greenfield
| railroad, has been engaged for week past
| in paying those to whom damages have been
| awarded
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
The call for the great Union meeting to he
held at Concord June II. invites the citizens
to assemble, without regard to party. ..forthe
purpose of associatinp togethor as a nnblic Inv
al Union league of the state. nt ntnd,rinr
themselves to unconditionol lnvoItv r. the
government of the limited States and an M
wavering sunnort of its nffnrts RI snrnross
the rebellion of rnna,Y;nl, ~ t,
and peonle Of the Tinted States t6oir sninuia
pledge and unyieldino resolve thar rho ,,nit,,
| of this nation shoII ,,ot h., ;,,a;1 I'll,