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Scr STANDARDIZATION in aeinnefota.

Gtne Oepgi8e Don ct. paul HteIoeF, BAT
6ule-tn-tbe-Oap, Der 5Guptlins Der Sbtpps-
mas, tar3tt9 ben General StbIsp belu9te unr
feline, iopte Der @bippspa &rteser Dtenite am
BOT, nm eeSen Die StOur gu tGnpfsn. Die
Sftrte tuarOe nt6t augenOmneu. Die Cont
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ben @eIammt 8erluR, tpel6sr Nur& ben Gin
fau I'M lsbIen Sabre berbstgefibrt wur6e.
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Giienbabn,lInoIaef in 9entuFp.

Cincinnati. Z. Stunt. @tne aofOnnO-
toe srplootrte sefern gu NtGuIasUtIe, &ens
t1da7, tpObet 8 ScIpaten um'S 9eben famen
nnb II Sertpmnbet tpurben.
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InBer ben SUr8enannten @efan9enen purs
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g8ir batten 2 SObte, 5 gerpunbete unp 1
8srmtBten. .
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5etratb bes G. -@uuSermenrs
Spra9ue. NHS gutter QueIe tptrb semet-
bet, baB Der Gr5btidof BON @bObe SslanO In
~pentgen 2agen tn Da1btn9tOn ben 81. Sou
Derneur Spra9ue, isbt Ser. ct. Senator, NIT
GrGuletn Satc @bals, 6ltefer SOGtsr bsS Wfis
ntFers, 6ur@ bte 8anpe Der beiltgen Gbe
Dsretnt9en tutrD.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-19

SAN Francisco, Aug. 18.-The steamer
St. Louis brings, via Acapulco, dates from
the city of Mexico up to July 24th. Gen.
Forey was issuing DEGREES daily.
IA The French and Mexican newspapers urge
the recognition OF the southern confederacy.
They state that France will recognize the
contederacy. Mexican Jealousy and prejudice
have been proved against the United States.
The government paper says that the northern
states are for Juarez, while the Confederacy is
for Mexican monarchy, and that everything
looks to the immediate recognition Of the con-
federacy by Mexico.
Guerrillas were fighting on the roads leading
to the city of Mexico. The Mexicans make
no prisoners, but Stay all They are waging
war of determination. Numerous assassi-
nations had taken place in tine capital of per-
Inc lIIurrII late SOFUIiIIiGnt was uttIIy nm
prisoning and shooting persons refusing to
take the oath OF allegiance to the empire.
MeXicans had been publicly fogged for refus-
ing quarters to French officers. One MeXi-
can lady, named Rubio, received two hun
dred lasheS for refusing to receive French Off
GERS into her house. Her husband offered to
pay as fine her weight in silver, but Forey
insisted on making an example of her.
The foreign ministers had declined to re-
move to San Louis on the offer of Juarez TO
protect their transit.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-19

New YORK, Aug. l8.-Col, Burke, of Rose
Grams army, says Pemberton's Vicksburg
army has gone to pieces. The Texans left in
body for home, and the Tennesseeans and
Alabamians were leaving it in numberless
squads. Over 10000 Tennesseeans have re.
ported to the provost marshal Of the army OF
the Cumberland, as deserters from the rebels,
having all come into our lines since Gen.
Rosecrans' advance on Tullahoma.
CINCINNATI, Aug. lS.-West Tennessee is
clear of guerrillas. Gen. Bragg is at Chatta-
nooga with $4,000 men. He has lost 10, 600
by desertion. Gen. Joe Johnston's army,
numbering 25,000 soldiers, is at Brandon and
Enterprise. His army has lost one-third by
desertion. The mountains are full of desert.
ers from the armies of Gems. Bragg and
Johnston.
The gunboat Cincinnati is raised and is UNI
dergoing repairs at VickSburg. Gov. Shorter
of Alabama has issued an address to the cti-
zenS of that state, urging upon them the i'm
pressment of slaves into the confederate SER
vice
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dbt 4ap SPY ddOset, aQleOnesOag 4lOng Aug 49, 1858

ings, after the late disastrous charge upon
Wagner. This was the appearance upon the
field of one who was an old acquaintance to
many soldier, in the person OF Miss Clara
Barton. OF Worcester, Mass, as she slowly
made her way among the dead and dying
stopping here and there to relieve with
soothing draft, or cheer with kind word such
OF our poor fellows rs came in her pathway.
1t was to the mdomitable energy and perseve-
rance OF this lady, to her untiring zeal and de-
votion to the work to which it seemed Heaven
Itself had called her, that the sufferers in our
held hospital were that night indebted for the
preparation of the food they received, and for
the ministration of every kindness and atten-
ZION, which the Christian charity OF woman's
heart could suggest, to either relieve their suf-
terings or smooth their pathway to the grave.
Boston Tyareller.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-19
News from Europe.


HALIFAx, Aug. lS.-The steamship Asia,
from Queenstown Aug. 8, arrived here this
afternoon.
The London Morning Post having repeated
the statement OF the New York Herald, that
the federal CONSUMPTION is avowedly a menace
to England, the Globe announces, apparently
upon authority, that no authentic intelligence
has been received, giving the assertion the
slightest assurance of probability. The Globe
continues -
although perhaps the American govern
ment expects, from our own action, interter-
ence with the fitting out of war vessels, which
the law of England does not appear to sane
ton, yet there is no interruption of amity be-
tween the two nations; and in the face of the
language held towards us in the name of the
authorities at Washington, it is, we may say,
impossible that they could have made any
such declaration menacing us, &C.
The confederate loan rallied on the 9th inst.
to 23a2l discount, but relapsed on the 18th to
27a25 discount.
Nine samples of cotton from Java, new
source, had reached Rotterdam. Half of it
was grown from New Orleans seed. 1t is re-
ported equal in many respects to middling fair
American. The other halt was grown from
East India seed, and falls below this standard.
the three powers have agreed to send II COM
mon note to Russia, to be accompanied by
separate dispatches from each to their respect
i've representatives, and that unless Russia
makes some sign Of yielding, diplomatic
rupture will be announced as impending in
common note. Whatever course the mere
forms OF negotiation may take, the reality
consists in Il growing but not very threaten
ing antagonism between France and Russia,
which leaves England a neutral, though not
an unsympathetic spectator.
An iron-clad for Russia, building in Eng
land, had been hurried off to Russia incom-
plete, in view of eventualities.
A dispatch from Warsaw says that in pur-
suance of orders from St. Petersburg, cOun-
Gil of war had been held in that city. At its
termination notice was given to the Warsaw
and Vienna railroad to the. effect that for the
space of one week they should suspend public
traffic and prepare all their carriages for the
conveyance OF troops.
The Paris bourse had been again Influenced
by the energetic efforts of the war party.
Late advices asserted that the Emperor was
about TO review the army of Paris and the ma
tional guards.
The invitation Of the emperor of Austria to
the Germanic soyereigns 10 meet in confer
ence on German affairs ut Frankfort had been
accepted by the kings OF SaXony and Wurtem-
burg, hut there is a report that the king of
Prussia bad declined the invitation. The en-
peror had resolved to admit news paper report
erS to the conference.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.-In the London
money market the funds were weaker in SYM
pathy with the Paris bUurSe and speculative
operations.
LONDON, Aug. 9.-The advces from Amer
lea by the steamer Persia are regarded as more
favorable to the south, and the protracton of
the war is calculated upon. The confederate
cotton loan has advanced, and closed yester-
day 1T "A % discount
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-19
A Report OF Marine Occurrences.

PORTLAND, ME-, Aug. I8.-Capt. Merri-
man of the barque p. c. Alexander, from
Sydney, c. b., reports that on August 9Th at
ten P. NJ, Cape Canso bearing north by east
seventeen miles distant, he picked up three
boats, containing fifty-Seven officers and sea-
men of tn British steamship Georgia, wrecked
on Sable Island, the men having been three
days and mig is in the boats AT seven P. NJ,
Aug. llth, Halifax northwest by west, II
miles dista. t. he spoke the schooners Cutter
and Rose, from Halifax for Sable Island, 60
ing to the assistance of the steamship Georgia.
He transferred tifty-six of the men to those
vessels, the carpenter remaining on board IN
til the arrival Of the vessel at Portland. Au-
gust 18th, Liverpool, N. S., northwest forty
three miles, heard heavy guns in that direc-
ton for half an hour.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-19
LATEST VS..
BY TELEGRA PH
70 THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY
THE BATTLE NEAR CHARLESTON
REBEL REPORT FROM IT.

WASHINGTON Aug. lS.-A dispatch was
received this morning by the government,
dated the 18th inst, from distinguished mil
itary officer in Tennessee, saying that the
Chattanooga Rebel of the 9th inst announced
that the bombardment of Charleston, on Sat-
urday, the 18th, was awful, and that the fir
ing from Gilmore'S land batteries on Morris
Island, and from the monitors, was chiefly di-
rected against fort Sumter. The combined
land and naval forces of the fedcrals seemed
to be engaged. The Information published III
the Rebel was received at Chattanooga from
Charleston, by telegraph, and the fight was
going on when the paper went to press Sun
day. The officer who communicates to the
government the contents of the Rebel says
that the editor Of the Rebel, instead of max
ing any boasts about the result, or manifest
ing the least jubiant feeling over the situation
OF affairs at Charleston, exhibits most positive
evidence of 'gloom." The Rebel says the
Ironsides and all the monitors were not only
in the action, but that the whole fleet and Il
large number of transports were inside the
bar during the engagement.
New YORK, Aug. l5.-.rhe Herald has a
letter from fort Monroe, which, speaking Of
the news from Charleston, says II am as
sured that Sumter is in bad plight Our
heavy and long range guns are playing havoc
on its walls, and it is stated that the side ex-
posed to our batteries is already preached. If
this is the case, the citadel whence the gallant
Major Robert Anderson made the first brill
liant defence OF our glorious starry banner, at
the outbreak of this unholy and cruel war,
is doomed, and the days Of Charleston are
numbered
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-19

The STATE GUARDs.-rhe active members
of the Worcester State Guard are a class of
men over the age of forty five years, who in
their young days performed the usual amount
OF military dury required of them by law
and under ordinary circumstances they would
not at this time of life, be willing to incur the
expense and labor necessary to support mil
itary company; but in the present exigency of
the nation, they have again enrolled their
names for any active military duty which the
stale or nation may require at their hands.
Many OF our citizens who desired to contrib
ute to the funds of the company without per-
forming military duty, have done so, and re-
ceived the companys certificate as honorary
members. Among these our venerable tel-
low citizen, Hon. Levi Lincoln. His letter of
Acknowledgements, directed to the clerk of the
company. has been handed to us for perussl,
with permission to publish it:
WORCESTER, Aug, IL, 1868.
HEALY BAKER, Esq, Clerk of the Worces-
ter State Guard-Sir: am most deeply and
gratefully sensible TO the honor conferred
upon me by the Worcester State Guard, in
electing me an honorary member of that
truly patriotic corps. Although 1 have, in
deed long since, passed the age of military
enrolment, and my fourscore years give me
more than the laws exemption from military
service, yet | recur with satisfaction to posts
of former duty, and to the uniform and une.
quivocal manifestations of respect and conf
dence which l have been permitted heretofore
to express in the efficiency and the necessity
OF mlttha organization, for the protection
and safety of the republic The ioyal and
honle spirit, which, at this critical moment in
our country history, has animated body of
gentlemen ,e OF the highest responsibility. mast
Wluule me- to volunteer their personal ser'
wee to the public defense, and in aid Of ' the
civil authorities III sustaining the laws ' of
the state and the nation, commands mo, NV" 81 u
found admiration. and deem it A h;gh - P,G-
lege, that may, even nominally, appear nnnn
their rolls. The beautifully executed Dp pU1
framed certificate of membership will bor ai !,
my library, where it will be regarded by me
as alike an ornament to the room, and n,
honor to my name. LEVI LINCOLN.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-19
From IVashingLOn

WASHINGTON, Aug, 18.-Among the pris-
oners now at the headquarters of the army of
the Potomac is Capt. Randolph OF Gen. Ew-
ellis staff He and another officer were cap
tured IN the Bull Run valley. Nothing of in
tereSt is at present transpiring in our front.
Benz. +. Hall, late chief justice OF Colorado
territory, has accepted the appointment of
consul at VALPARAISO. This appointment was
some time ago conferred on Gov. Hall, who
now takes the place OF Judge Hall. Thus
they change places.
The order heretofore issued, discharging
Capt r. S. II. Hyde, 10Th New York volun-
unteers, on the ground of disloyalty, has been
revoked by the president. The evidence,
submitted on behalf OF Capt. Hyde, proves the
charge utterly groundless.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-19

SAN FRANcIsCo, Aug. 18.-W had new
sensation to-day. A suspicious schooner was
reported to have been cruising tor four days
oil the Heads, supposed to be tender to a
pirate steamer farther out. The schooner
was seen apparently to chase barque leaving
the harbor, when both were lost i'll the dis
lance. Gen. Wright and collector Low were
warned of the circumstances, and the "Shew-
brick" was sent to learn the character OF the
strange vessel. Meanwhile, the town was
filled with absurd rumors. In the afternoon
the Shewbrick returned. The mysterious
schooner was found to be only harmless
whaler cruising.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-19

TRENTON, n. j., Aug. 1S.-The Delaware
and Raritan Canal company, and the Camden
and Amboy railroad and Transportation COM
pany have donated 100000, and placed 1t at
the disposal OF the governor of the state, for
the purpose Of forwarding troops as speedily
as possible, to meet the call recently made
upon the state by the federal government.
NEW YORK, Aug. lS.-In the case of the
Feterhott and cargo, the British government
nave made an appeal to the Supreme Court of
the United States. In the interim the secre-
Iary OF the navy has directed an application to
oe made tor an order for the sale of the ship,
cargo and tackle to the United States.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-19
Special Aotttea

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Sir james Clarkes Female Pills? We answer. first b.
cause we are paid for it; second, because know them
to be an article Of real worth and The agents
gentlemen that would not deceive the public try
sell article injurious the well being the ladies'
but simply desire to present 10 mothers and dauth
tiers remedy Tor those diseases to which they nat
eessify OF those medical consultations which justly
looked upon by the ladies violation their
cred feelings and avoid which they risk
fearful consequences. If the character fthis med
iclne was better known, health and happiness would
sparkle III many lustrelcss eye-the bloom would
turn to beautiy many faded cheek. See new adver-
tsement in special column sold by all druggists.
aulo d2mos
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-19

SaArk cts.
YORK.. Aug ls-COTTON dull; sales $50 bales at

New YORK. Aug ls.-COTTON dull sales $50 bales at
SIC Tor middiing uplands
FLOUR-Receipts - bbls; sales l2s00 bbls; tate
and western heavy, and declining except for fresh
ground state, which is and firm; supertne state
$50 N As; extra state 465 a IS; choice 400 % 5O
round hoop Ohio SIS q 40; choice 545 q supcrtne
western 3,S0 a ; common good extra western =
a = southern Sc lOwer: sales l40N bbls mixed to good
525 90 3O fancy extra 635 a 8; anada sc lower;
sales 900 bbs; to extra 45 a. 80; ex IA good
to choice 4,95 "a 7.
Wheat dnli. Corn scarce and shaie frner; sales
$500 bush; mixed western for shipping rs q 6S5c
Eastern 674 9 Sc. Oats heavy and lower.
Beef In moderate request sales 20 bills )rk shade
easer sales 65l bbls 70 25 90 10 373 for prime
mess SIG for new. Lard firm; sales 2i30 bbls at 70 "a
Ole Butter quiet; sales small. Whiskey firm Sugars
steady and unchanged; s0es 775 hhis New Orleans III
"a 3lc; MuscovadO % o. lO1c. Molasses dull,