Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-13
Ahhroyintch nispntchos.

Information from Corsica is that all is quiet.
Deaths of last week at New York, 4t3.
Prince Humbert will arrive at Rome on the
Nth inst.
Missionaries will leave Salt Lake for the east
next Thursday.
There were no deaths from yellow fever in
Charleston, Saturday.
There has been no intelligence from Brigham
Young nor Orson Hyde.
The reported delalcatiOn in the Washington
post Office is untrue.
Eighteen dealers in whislley were indicted by
the grand jury at Baltimore on Saturday.
Forty thousand sheep persisted by the recent
sand storm in Los Angeles county, Cal.
The French irOn-clad squadron remains at
Aj1cio.
At Constantinople the cholera is increasing,
and there are many deaths daily.
All the Tammany cOrruptiOniStS are to be
turned out of office
The president has appointed Fisk p. Brewer
on Connecticut, consul al PirauS, Greece.
Jldge Bedford promises to aid Judge Barnard
IN protecting innocent Witnesses at the house Of
detention.
he president has issued proclamation sus-
pending the writ of habeas corpus in Union
county, South Carolina
The Charleston, S G., city council has ordered
day of praise and thanksgiving for the disap-
pedrance of the yellow fever.
The mountains near Salt Lake are covered
with snow, the winter being much earlier than
last year.
Due dllarcourt, French ambassador to the
Papa court, was received on Saturday by the
pope and Cardinal Antonelli.
@lhe autumn floods of the Tiber have done
much damage, but the waters are now subsid-
ing.
Contributions are being received at New York
by Sheldon Co., publishers, to rebuild the
burned Chicago libraries.
Chef Justice Carter rendered a decision at
Washington, Saturday, against the right of
women to vote.
Queen Victoria's condition has wonderfully
improved, and all proposals for a partial regency
are abandoned.
Dan Ward, New York politician, paid $50
on Saturday for the privilege Of kicking avoter
on Tuesday.
Returns from forty-seven counties of Illinois
give Beyerdge, republican candidate for con-
gresham at large, 49, 500 majority.
There have been many arrests of persons
charged with robbug, at Chattanooga, within
a few days.
The remaining walls of the New York piano
factory, which was partially burned and fell
down last "Wednesday, fell on Saturday, and
several workmcn narrowly escaped being
crushed.
The district supreme court at Washington. on
Saturday, dissolved the injunction against the
issue of four millions to pay for the sewerage
and street improvements in New York city.
The members OF the Army of the Cumberland
will meet in New York to-day to perfect arrange
ments for attending their annual reunion at De-
troit Mich.
Accounts from Columbia, S. c., state that
twelve more prisoners, chargediwith kukluxng,
were brought there, from Unionyille, Friday
night, accompanied by six witnesses.
The adherents in the Spanish cortes for Senior
Gorilla propose, on Tuesday next, to press a
vote cenSuring the ministry for their course in
regard to the international society,
Edwin Booth has purchased the interest in
Booths theatre that was vested in bis partner,
Mr.. Richard A. Robertson, and he is now sole
proprietor.
FERROUS disappearance of Miss Mary H. V. Pow
ell, a beautiful girl of twenty, daughter of we'll
TODD, respectable parents.
A committee of grain receivers was appointed
by a meeting at Chicago, on Friday, to organize
suits against the railroads refusing to pay for
grain destroyed in transitu
Franz Sigel has resigned his position as collec-
tor of internal revenue for the ninth district of
New York, to accept the regiStrarship to which
he has just been elected.
Judge Barrett explains in letter to the Sun
that he has not received a retaining fee of Sl0,-
900 for his services in the reform fight. He has
only had $1,000 for weeks of labor
A dispatch from Madison, Ohio, reports a YES
sci sunk two miles from the shore with three
men dashed to the cross-tTees tug had gone
from Cleveland to their assistance.
At Philadelphia, on Saturday, the health re-
port showed one hundred deaths from small
poX during the week. The number of cases un-
der treatment has largely decreased.
Another army officer, named Hodges, has
been tried at New Orleans and found guilty of
embezzepent and sentenced to be dismissed
the service. The president has approved the
sentence.
The Yorkville, S. G., Enquirer of the 9th says
that forty-two more arrests have been made in
York county during the week, and three hun
dred more persons have made confessions as
TO membership with the kuklux.