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a Wan Shot at worcesier- Considerable Er-
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WORCESTER. Mass

NORCf-IEH. N7s7 JUNO ~ IT-I
While drunken man being conveyed 20 the ponce
Office tonight from q melee az East Worcester, stone
was thrown al Of the officers hitting him upon me
head whereupon the officer fired 81 The crowd the ball
biting man named H. T. Wekel cigar manufacturer
vige but short time. Tic was mere spectator large
crowd has conuegaet Of TIE police oc. 49, gssa. e4-
element pgeYail-.
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DIED.

the rsdence Of her son. Deer P4Ts L. L. on
lime Martha widow Of the late Dr. John . bsI'''' Of
this city aged y years o. NJ, ,-t...l q, "a. o,.- an
Mord Inne H. At The friends Of the family and those
,nsw col Eugene lie Ca invited TO attend. The
,s,rans vii be deposited IN the family vault u Boston
Boston papers please copy.
COMMONWEALTH Harrison weschester County, sltur ee
Hns Cshsne eldest daughter Of Geo W end Annie Car
tel, aged !sess ana ~ E.gaIas.
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EXCISE.

Another Exodus OF Drinkers-The Lion Brew
cry Open OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Rampant
in Eighth.aye-Paui Folk VS.. the Board Of
Exci.e-Ipjunction Essued by Judge Gordon
Sunday in Hoboken, Jersey City, and NOR
risnnin.
For some weeks past New-York has been remarkably
quie, on Sundays The groghops rum holes doggere and
beer saloons all the city closed and with the exce
on Of those who found drink outside the Metropolitan District
or laid il their Sunday Saturday night few dunken
men 10 be seen in Yesterday however at least
one agerbeer saloon open all day and one had but TO
look az the boa,ed faces beared eyes and Keeling forms OF
the hundreds visited It, 10 be Convinced that the position
Of the Court in regard the beverage utterly untenabe
With this drawback however. the city was far less I'M
Quiet than under old Thousands unaware OF the IN
junction Issued against the Board OF Excise and the fooe
Torce In the case the Lion Brewery le the CITY lor
those villages exempt from the operation OF me Eaeisc Law
and drank and cerebral discomfort Inc FERRIES
Were crowded usual for the day was hnei thh any
Sunday we have had month. ana drink was mDiDeu III
arger auauutes Nevertheless with the exception OF the
noe and rowdysm excited in Eghthavo the day IN the
etropo quiet enough The statistics We nave puDhed
rem time TO time comparing the new with the old regime
ahow what might be with Sunday liquor law fully enforced
Whether the record Of the past four weeks VIII be seriously
disturbed by these developments the future alone WIZ de-
rmne This case however has great bearing upon the
quiet city that publish herewith lis history IL u up
TO last night.
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Pigeon Hill, e. T..

BosTON, Saturday. june 9. 1866.
The following dispatch from Brighten. Mahan printed
in TIE Her0id Of this city:
GIN. MAHAS'S DISPATCH.
PIGEON HnL, C. L, Saturday, June 9, 1866.
We are in the enemys country.
The green fac waves dctantly. ~.
We have captured Pigeon Hill. ST. Armand Centre SiD
City, and the British cOOrs.
We ready to advance.
Hurry up the Ammunition.
Victory OF death go go
GROWERS ara towards have gone to the rear. They will
talk about our position, but don't mind them.
The tried men Of nerve 10 the front
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WILLIAMSBURG,

Only one violation Of Excise Law was reported IN the
Eastern District yesterday and arrest for lnoxoaton
John White doing liquor business IN North tliths be.
the Forthwith Precinct White complained OF LOT selins
quor by Bernard Woods OF IA North tourthet The prs
onr will be arragned before Justice DALEY ts morning ON
the charge hummer was arrested OF charge OF
ntoXioion and questioned by the ponce as 70 "here ne
gpt h frem bottle He was locked up The temperance
people ae very active IN bringing offenders 10 justice In some
instances ggea..Ysy NestgEday AIega'ea sew i0!A
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BnHnlO.

BUFFALO. Saturday, June 2, lcd6.
All quiet along the Niagara frontier.
During the day great enthusiasm wa. manifested over
the news received from Gen. Spear The Western men
state that hev viii not 60 home, but reinforce Spear
even if the United States Government does try TO prevent
their leaving for the front The railroad directors
willing 10 transport al passengers that pay their fare
armed or unarIucd.
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h to speak again tomorrow at The National Fair or the
osnAAna Of tie soldiers and sailors.
The Fenans here who have sent over 200 men and a
good deal Of money the border are indignant that Dir
Seward houd not have stopped the movement sooner If
al al.
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Warrington.

WAsHEGI0y June 10, 1886.
The Fenian leaders further charge Secretary Seward
with having volunteered the most obsequious manner
unasksd Information Of tles movements TO the British
Minister
jas. stephens, Ito e Organizer Of Ae lisa Republic:
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The Lion Brewery and the Excise l. aw.

The law-breakiDg portion Of our community yeSIeF
day had splendid opportunity afforded them by one Of ii
judges Of the Court Of Common Pleas to violate the law regu
lating the sale Of liquor the Sabbath day.
appears that M Peu Fak the lessee Of the Lion Park
in 0nehuudred ande ST. and EghhlTe getting tired Of
the legal tter put upon his rumsens on the Sabbath day
appeared before Judge Cardozo OF the Common Pleas and
there made affidavit he had obtained from the old Excise
Board license which privileged him to sell agerbeer and
other refreshments until July 1866 Under the law Of 49,
he vas he alleges allowed to sell agerbeer on Sunday and
keep his place open that day the old law only pro-
hb ed Sunday the sale Of strong and prituou liquors
which beer according TO the ruling Of the Court
Appeals Messgs. Staknecht and Henry L. Clinton coun-
sci fO Mr. Fak further contend that lager Is not included IN
tie license Of eC owing TO the same ruling OF the Court
Of Appeals.
The oOmraiH in the a very v0lnnnous document
but the main point which the Injunction granted that the
old license is still IN force
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JEFF. DAVIS AND HIS PROSPECTS,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-11

TIE Navy Gazette Of June I'd detached Leut.-Com-
nauder George W. Young from duty Mare Island Cal,
nd ordered him to duty General Inspector Of Supplies
II that yard; Commander John Madgan, from the com
hand Of steamer Paul Jones, and ordered him North
Acting Boatswan J. b. Aiken taken from the Navy
YaTd Philadelphia and ordered TO steamer Lackawann
Mate Moses K Henderson from the receivng-shp Ohio,
e ordered TO steamer Mackinaw Achng-Ensign II. u.
Howard sent from steamer Chocura and granted leave OF
sbsencs
June 30 the Gazette ordered Lieut.. Commander VIM
e. Ftzhugh the command Of steamer Paul Jones and
Capt. John l.. Worden to special duty with Admiral
GIegoryj carpenter VIM. NJ Laghton 10 duty % Key
West. Florida in charge Of naval property Actng-Ensgn
Z. V. Arthur TO duty Oh steamer CLocma.
OUR FOREIGN SQUADRON
The iags'eamer Froc arrived az Gibraltar Oh DE l8'h
MAJ from TouoI GOu which Port shesail9d " TIC li,h
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LOCAL NEWS,

RETRocEssIoN. The press Of Virginia i
speaking out most warmly on This subject. Thu
Richmond Enquirer hss the following
'ALExANDRIA.-Th bill REVEALING the ac
retroceding Alexandra which has been intro
duced into the Senate,is simply bill to CON
NIT robbery on the SHE Of Virginia, and tc
carry away portion other people into an alb
horred and fatal captivy. AS a mora and So
cia outrage it standsWlthout parallel, and
without pretence of ecuse 1t simply seizes
our territory and makecaptive our people, be-
cause an unscrupulouspa has the power to
do it. 1t rests upon t. LighWayman' arau-
ment.-no other. AS segal enormity, we can
but suppose the courts III prevent it's consum-
nation, when called Jpn to consider it. The
retrocession was the conrrent act of Congress
and the State Legislatul both proceeding up
on proper regard for Il wishes and interests
of the people immedlatetconccrned Can the
act of t1Uo parties be thuevoked by one The
retrocession of Aexandr was as much bar
gain, compact, as its onnal cession. 1t re-
stored Alexandria to its ginal status: and as
its cesson then requireiV irginia's consent,
surely it's annexation noWlcmands the same
sanction to give it yirtued effect.
We trust every membef Congress who val
ues good faith and just depg will vote against
the bill. II 1t pass, as wappose it wil,-for
the more outrageous mere the more pop.
ular in Congress as thingnow go,-we trust
the legitimacy of the atsil be contested in
every court to which it can carried. and that
the best talent in the coun will be retained
on the side OF the State.
The Richmond Times ,s:-''Thc fate of
Poland Threatens the Olbminion. She is
being torn to pieces and fragments of her
territory scattered among ack Of raveniny
wolves who deny the validlt State govern
mcut whose assistance thcyuked in dividing
the State.
Jefferson and Berkeleyunties contrary
to the wishes of nine tenths oeir inhabitants.
were given to that bastard oingress, west
Virginia. six months ago. e Federal Sen
ate has just voted to repeal hct Of retroccs
sion by which the city of AAndria was re-
stored to Virginia. Whent Maryland or
any other State shall ask forice of the ''sa-
cred soil, Northampton and ,omac will also
be given up. -
''The assent of Virginia. be procured
at any time, as ''loyal legisre' like that
which sanctioned the divisionhis State can
be manufacture in any horecunty at ten
days notice The cheerful alady acquies-
cencc of the people of Virgin the rule of
the Alexandria Government inirabIy we'll
calculated to encourage slmilak;satiye fill
clustering. Virginia, under remorseless
hammer of the Radicals is fashg all sem
blance Of her former noble probns. Sheis
! now very little more than batl and broken
| Torso.
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$3.50 90

UNIVERSITY STUDENTS the list Of the
Students at the University Of Virginia who
have succeeded SO we'll IN the intermediate and
final examinations, jus over at that ;nstitnt;on
as 10 be placed in The Fl,,t Division, We notice
the names OF y. I. her.ot, Of Faucnipr
Thomas Rowland, Of Fairfax, id r. " R;,b.
ards, of Fauquivr. OF those who Ataine1 ccr-
tifcates of proficiency, were j. Wooster r.
Fauquier, and r. Rowland, Of Fa,ta-, or
those whose received diplomas Of gradus;on
were G. 3. ". Male, Of CuIpeper in Frenc'-
Cornelius Cox, Of Alexandria, and a. L. Rich
ards, Of Fauquier, in Mathematics; Cornelius
Cox, Of Alexandria, aud John Scott, ct War
ronton, in Natural Philosphy-the latter aIst
graduated in Chemistry; n. i. Richards, T
". Richards and John Scott, Of Fauquier, il
Moral Philosophy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-07-02

FIRE. "A fire broke out about fouriock
this morning, In that portion Of the bri,ld-
ing on the south side of King street, 7een
Roy al and Pitt, belonging to Mrs. Mat 4
Wise, occupied by J. Heyman, as scIapa
tobacco store. The frame work Of th..ire
building, tbs whole contents Of Sir. Hens
store, and the Office fixtures OF ". D.,sc
broker, whose bank was also in the b, oc
were destroyed and so rapidly did the ocs
spread after discovery that two young mebo
were sleeping in the house had barely tilto
escape, half dressed, through the second ~
window. The building was insured for s>C
III New York Company, for which Jamr
Il Bro, are agents in this city. The stoc
MIR Heyman, was insured for So, 900 in e j
I ork Office, which has DO agency hero.
Corsc was not Insured, and will lose the =:
OF his office Gxtures-about 5000.
The fire department was speedily at the SC
OF, and hard at work upon the fire, and i
due entirely to their ezertions that the cor
grafton was confined to the building in vi
it originated.
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lhe annual examination cf the Washington
Free School took place this morning, q hundre,
boys being in attendance, un Ter the chrrge o
Their teacher, Mr.. Henry C. Speake.
1t was conducted by the R:v. James T.
LeftWlch and Mr.. R. /. Carne, jr, Of the
Board OF Guardians, Henry B. Wilmington
esq, OF the Board Of Common Council, und
Col. 5 Hing Shay, who had charge Of the
school from 1899 to 1855. Miss Ellen Marx
OF the Female Seminary, the Oldest teacher in
Alexandria, was, also, present, and eyinced
great interest in the proceedings
Classes were examined in Spelling, Reading,
Geography, English Granmcr and Compost
tons, in all (which the boys exhibited prof
cheney not to have been expected under the
d'sadvantageous circumstances under which
the school is conducted and comparing layora-
bly, with that Of our best private schools In
Arithma'ic, too, considerable progress had been
made, but none of them were very far Sd
vanced
They were briefly addressed at y O clock BY
MIR. Carne, on the part Of the Board, and were
then dismissed until the lst Monday of Sep
TENDER, with the admonitiou that all who
wished to re enter, must apply for admission
prior to the 25th Of August as some changes
In the organization were contemplated.
The efficiency Of Mr.. Speake, as teacher,
was fully endorsed by all the examiners, and
his contemplated retirement from the charge
OF the school remarked upon with regret How
he could have taught l60 boys, which was his
usual number, without an assistant, kept excel
lent order, and advanced his pupils so rapidly,
was mystery even to the teachers prescott
i he school-house is in dreadful condition; the
plaster has fallen, the roof leaks like q riddle,
the floor is rotten, and there are not seats for
laf the boys. These things would have dis
most men, but he appeared to have
made the best OF the situation. Our people
1--WE it to themselves to put the premises in de-
cent order, for their present condition is dis
grace to our community &
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DRoWNED.-A party Of iremen from Wash
ingtoD, belonging to Franklin Steam Fire
Engine Ne. . went down to Glymont, yester
day in small soop on pleasure excursion. )
On the way down one of them in attempting
to jump from the sloop to the boat at the stern
fell in the water and was nearly drowned. Or
arriving at Glymont one of them named Ton.
nett, fell overheard and was drowned; and in
endeayoring 10 save him, another came very
near losing his life. This must have been any
thing but a pleasure excursion"
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ASSESSMENT OF LAND DAMAGES. Arthur
Broadwater, Dr. James Hunter and William
Gooding, the commissioners appointed to assess
the land damages along the proposed route Of
the Alexandria and Fredericksburg Railroad,
in the county Of Fairfax, accompanied by hau-
ben Johnston, the Attorney for the Company,
were engaged upon that work all last week.
They went over TIC entire !cEgth Of the road
in the county ior which they we're appointed,
commencing at Cameron Run aud terminating al
Colchestor-w!ich once prosperous village nov
consists Of five house,, three Of which are ilha
bited-and assessed the damages for the entire
line. 4 meeting Of the directors Of this roat
will be held On the 9Th inst, at which the re
port Of these commissioners will be presented
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CHRIST CHURCH. The pro, Of Christ
Church having, by the decisionhe Courts,
been again placed in the possessf its right
full and legal owners, It's cougrca, after an
anomalous disconnection, fer fvss, with the
diocese Of Virginia, was, On vest, rein:ta-
ted within the ecclesiastical ju1ion Of the
Bishop Of this State. The hoore Church
was crowded, as vas also the Soea]erv-
(the north has been set apart for negrocs)
by persons anxious to witn2ss-y should
happen peculiar ceremonies, inl to such
remarkable occurrence. BIS Payne,
Of Africa. preached the sermon, I, Johns
READ the Anfe-Communion serFlnd the
the usual morning service was conc by the
Rev. Dr. Lippitt.
The Choir, composed of six ladil gen
tlemen Of this assisted by an at,ljshed
musical amateur-on the organ, peeled its
portion Of the religious exercises will and
harmony.
Since the proprietors OF The Ch. have
been designated by the Court, the cotatiop
has greatly increased-all the pews Ii been
taken, and applicants still remain ur,]ied
Nearly all Of the original pew hoIdcr;e Sc
cured seats, but not those occupied hem
previous to the war.
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CHATTERToN LANDING. The comn.odicus
and expensive whalf Commenced some months
since at Chatterton, the residence of Col. John
Tayoe, on the Potomac, has been completed
and freight CT every description can now be
Landed or shipped there with facility. The
steamer Express stops at this landing regularly
on hcr trips to aud from Baltimore The wharf
at Matthias Point is being extended, and will
soon be ready for use.