Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-06-19

lnsurrectionary placards have been posted in
Paris.
The Nova Scotia giantess. Miss Anna Swan,
has been married to a Mr. Bates fin London.
The reorganization OF the French army is pro-
cceding with all possible speed
Gregory Yates, a prominent lawyer in San
Francisco, died Friday cXeuing.
The Greek government has forwarded an i'm
mediate recall to Rangabe, its envoy to Wash
ngton.
The demonstration in Brussels in honor of the
pope's jubilee was a complete failure
General taldherbe is q republican candidate
for the French assembly in the department of
Somne.
At New York yesterday arrived steamers
Herman from Bremen, and Columbia from
Glasgow.
Should Bishop Simpson now die, as is feared,
it will make four bishops in the Methodist
church who have died inlttle more than year.
Havana advices say several Spanish cloth
dealers have been arrested and executed in
Santiago de Cuba for furnishing clothing to in
Surgents.
Gen. Sherman authorizes a correspondent at
Ockmulgee to say that the sentiments attributed
to him in his New Orleans speech were never
uttered.
The salvors of the cotton laden bark Sarah
have refused to accept the $4,000 awarded
them by the court Of Halifax, and have APP
pealed to the privy council in England.
Middlebury college alumni association of
New York has been organized in that city, with
L. W. Chester as president, and d. j. Newland,
secretary.
The farmers of Maryland and Virginia are
already harvesting their wheat, which is of ex-
ceent quality and good yield.
Mrs. Myra Clark Gaines has been confirmed
in her title to S125,000 for rents from the city
ofNew Orleans, by Judge Bradley of the United
States circuit court.
Governor Hoffman will preside at the dedica-
ton of the Sibley building of Cornell univer sity
next Wednesday, when au address will be de-
livered by Professor Gilman, of Yale college.
The Turkish government refuses to receive
Iricoupis as ambassador of Greece, because he
was foreign minister in that country during
the Cretian instruction.
There is no truth in the report that a survey
ing party was recently attacked on the Cana
dian river by the Indians, and their stock cap
tured.
General Gregg, commanding the district of
New Mexico, has been instructed to prosecute
with the utmost yigor, the MeXcans lately cap
tured while engaged in Illegal traffic with In
dams on the Texas border.
Lorrillard's American yacht Enchantress is at
southampton, England. Eight of her crew
have been arrested for mutiny, and one has been
committed to prison on the charge of stabbing
an officer.
The Bonapartist candidates are making vast
efforts and spending great deal of money to eff
feet their election to the assembly. Some of the
Bonapartist candidates have proclaimed their
watChword, Gree Trade"
John V. L. Mcmahon, one of the ablest law
yers Of Maryland, died at Cumberland in that
state on Thursday, aged seventy-one years. He
was prominent wing politician thirty-nine
years ago. His sister is the wife of G. l.. Val
landigham, of Ohio.
The missionaries to Yokohama left in the
steamer on the first of June from San Fran
| cisco. The steamer was spoken eight days out
all well. Mr. Samuel Pruyn, Miss Crosby
and Mr.. Pierson)
A dispatch has just been received from the
| secretary of the navy announcing the reconsid-
| Grafton of his declination and acceptance of the
| invitation to deliver the Grafton at MOrristown
on the Fourth of July.
In the Manitoba mutiny case by consent of
| the British consul, Jeremiah Fitzpatrick, John
! Mcdonald and Thomas Wood have been re-
| leased from custody, and will not be sent back
to England for trial, as will their less fortunate
fellow seamen, Charles Carr, Thomas Shea,
Robert Walsh and Thomas Walsh
The interest in the Ohio republican state con-
yention, att Columbus, Wednesday, increases
| Both Wade's and NoyeS' friends claim a ma.
| jority of the delegates. Mr.. Shellabarger is
| talked of as compromise candidate.
| AT the Methodist camp meeting, at Lake City,
/ on Friday evening, Rev Mr.. Boole, of New
| York, preached sermon against polygamy and
| latter day" revelations. Brigham Young and
| hundreds of Mormons were present. One Nor
mon repeatedly interrupted the meeting and was
Rev. Henry c. Potter, D. D., rector of Grace
church, N. T., will deliver the annual Grafton
before the literary society OF the Elmira female
college on Wednesday evening, June 28th, tax
ing the place Of the Right Rev. VIM. B. Stevens
ID. D., bishop of Pennsylvania, who was engaged
to deliver the Grafton, but who will be unable to
do so on account of serious indisposition.
Horace Greeley says that he wishes no one to
divide or share his responsibility for baing jeff
Davis-the said Greeley protfers no explanation,
interposes no defence, makes no apology. Who
ever sees fit to dissent from his view of the mat
ter is entirely welcome to do SO, but should that
one be charged with all manner of crimes, ar
rested and incarcerated, and for two years de-
MED trial, he will be likely to change his opin-
| ion.
Another branch of the French international
| society has issued manifesto disclaiming con-
| nection with those who have accepted the re-
sponsibility for the CONGREGATIONS in Paris, and
affirming that they are engaged in struggle
against coWardice, and war against desp0tism
and monopoly. They declare that they are I'M
conquered, and that their candidates must be
advanced to office. Republicans Iridon. Larti-
que, Tolarin, Rochat and Dalert are suggested
to the support of the members of the society as
being socialists and democrats
A Saturdays Washington special saws Silt
is stated, on good authority, that the president,
Whle mere, yesterday, gave Instructions to the
secretary OF the interior to restore the McGatra-
han record to the condition it was in before it
was mutilated. This step is in accordance with
the recommendation of Binghams minority re-
port last winter which was adopted by the
house, but was laid on the table by a decided
vote in the senate"