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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-02-10

NEW YORK, Feb. 9.-The programme for the
reception OF the tenian eXiles, to-day. was ftiIIv
earned out in spite of the unfavorable streets
ana weather, and in the presence of hundreds
OF thousands of their countrymen, who crowded
Tammauy hall,-in which the formal exercises
of welcome occurred,-and thronged the streets
through which the procession took its long line
OF march. Richard O'Gorman delivered an adj
dress OF welcome, 10 which O'Donovan-R ossa
and Col. Burke responded. after which
the procession, COMPOSED of nearly all
of the Irish civic, benevolent and
religious organizations of this city and Brook
lyn, and escorted by the seth regiment, march.
cd from Fourteenth ST. through Fourth avenue
and the Bowcry to the City hall where it was re-
viewed by the mayor and the city authorities
The procession returned up Broadway and Mad-
son square, where 1t was again reviewed by the
eXlles, aud dismissed. The colored societies.
who had been assigned places in the procession,
were not in their places at the time of starting
and could not be found anywhere in the vicinity,
Judge Sutherland denied the second applica-
ton for writ of error in the case of John
Thomas, awaiting execution on the 18TH and
the prisoners counsel will now petition to the
governor for a respite.
The apprehension for the safety of the Ten
nessee increases. The evening papers print full
lists of her officers and passengers. A Havana
dlSpatch Of to-day says: Nothing has been
heard of the missing vessel, and inquiries are
oelng made at all points in communication by
telegraph.
The American institute elected tonight the
following officers for the year: President, VIM.
Is. Ogden; Vice Presidents, Chas P. DAILY,
Orestes Cleveland, Henry A. Burr; Secretary,
samuel ID. Tillman; Treasurer, Sylvester K,
Cumstock. Horace Greeley headed an opposi
ton ticket. 1t received eleven votes of PIG cast.
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New England Dispatches.
Death of Col. SPOOner-NTinisteriaI De-
clinntiOn-The Rhode IIsIand COnstitu-
ton, etc.
MASSACHUSETTS.

MASSACHUSETTS.
SANDWICH, Feb. The packing shop and
blacksmith shop of the Sandwich tack company
were destroyed by fire last evening. One-fourth
OF the stock was saved in a damaged condition.
Loss $4,000. Insured in the Etna and Home of
New York, and the Albany, city of Albany.
Cause unknown.
BosToN, Feb. 9.-Col. Spooner, landlord of
the Commonwealth hotel, died to-day.
Rev. DIR. Heacock of Buffalo has declined the
call OF the Mount Vernon church, Boston.
The will of the late David Sears has been pro-
bated. His property, about five millions, is left
to his children and grandchildren.
SPRINGFIELD, Feb. 9.-Wilson jackson of
Greenbush, N. Y, fireman on the Boston and
Albany railroad, was Scalped and fatally
crushed by an accident at Westfeld, to-day,
caused by misplaced switch.
RHODE ISLAND.
PROVIDENCE, Feb. 9.-The subject of holding
convention to amend the constitution, so that
naturalized citizens vote in this state without
owning real estate, was defeated in the senate
this morning, by vote Of twenty in the mega
tive TO eleven in the affirmative. The question
has been discussed with great eaInestness for
the past week.
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WASHINGTON, u. ", req. y.
OUR RELATIONS WITH ENGLAND.
The president sent to the senate to-day a brief
message, enclosing the following correspon-
dence:
MINISTER THORNTON TO SECRETARY FISH.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 26th, 1870.
a:-ln compliance with instructions from
Earl Granville, have the honor TO state that
her majesty's government deem it of Importance
to the good relations which they are ever anX-
ious should subsist and be strengthened be-
tween the United States and Great Britain, that
a friendly and complete understanding should
be come to between the two governments as to
the extent of the rights which belong to the cit
liens of the United States and her majesty's
subjects, respectively, with reference 10 the fish
cries on the coast Of her maiestyS possessions
in North America. These matters would, how
ever, involve an investigation of a somewhat
complicated nature, and as it is very desirable
that they should be thoroughly examined, am
directed by Lord Granville to propose to the
government of the United States the appoint
ment of joint high commission, which shall
be composed of members to be named by each
government,
1t shall hold its sessions at Washington and
shall treat of and discuss the mode OF settling
the different questions which have risen out of
the fisheries, as well as those which affect the
relations of the United States toward her
majesty's possessions in North America. / am
confident this proposal will be met by your gov
which has induced her maiesty's government to
tender it, and cannot doubt that, in that case,
the result will not fail to contribute to the
maintenance of good relations between the two
countries, which | am convinced the govern
ment Of the United States, as well as that of
her majesty, equally have at heart. have the
honor 10 be, with high consideration, sir,
Your most obedient humble servant,
EDWARD THORNTON.
The Hon. Hamilton Fish, &c.
MR.. FISH TO MR.. THORNTON.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
WASHINGTON, Jan. 80, 1871,
SRI have the honor to acknowledge the
receipt of your note of January 26th, in which
you inform me, in compliance with instructions
from Earl Granville, that, "her majesty's goy.
eminent" etc-(lere Mr. Fish quotes the main
portion OF Mr.. Thoruton's letter. | have laid
your note before The president, who instructs
me to say that he shares with her majesty's
government the appreciation of the importance
Of friendly and complete understanding be-
tween the two governments with reference to
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Fire Record.


AT NEW YoRK-NARRow ESCAPE
NEW YORK, Feb. GA fire occurred early
this morning in Paul Madden's liquor store. 70
Division street. Joseph Bynes was rescued with
his lace and arms seriously burned. A family.
consisting of F. Ahern, his wife and three chill
dren, were cut Off By the flames, and were in i'm
minent danger of being roasted alive. Then
shrieks and cries for help were heart rending,
and, seeing man attempt to jump from the
first story window, Sergeant Murphy told him
to wait minute, and calling his men together
he made them take off their coats and place
them on the sidewalk, when the whole of them
jumped and were rescued without injury.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-02-10

fiction of cattle yards received the approval of
the commissioners, most of whom had tried it
Ten pounds of copperas, sixty gallons of water,
and onc-half gallon of thirty per cent Carbolic
for the preparation. The solution must be
stronger if it is to be applied only twice during
the week.
; a resolution was adopted that a committee be
appointed TO publish the best remedies for the
cure OF animals afflicted by contagious or infec-
tious diseases and their proper treatment.
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Cn,,Ic Di,ensc Comm;..ion.

ALBANY, Feb. 9,-The commissioners appoint
ed by the governors OF this and other states, to
investigate the cattle disease now prevailing.
met in this city, to-day. The following commits
sioners were present; Massachusetts, DIR. L. T.
Thayer and Levi Stockbridge; Connecticut, +.
II. Hyde, I. S. Gold and II, L. Stewart; Rhode
Island, DIR. =. NJ. Snow, Samuel W. Church and
Edwin Darling; Maine, G. L. Goodale. Dir.
Thayer was appointed chairman and Mr.. Stock
bridge secretary. On full comparison of
notes, the commissioners unanimously agreed
that the disease is easily preventabe provided
prompt sanitary and restrictive measures are
adopted.
The following prescription for the daily disiu-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-02-10
WARREN'S
DRUG STORE!

WE TAKE THIS METHOD of calling Tina
attention Of the good people Of Worcester County and
the public generally, to the fact that the Apothecary
store Of EDWIN A. WARREN can be found one Of it,.
best assortments ofPURE DRUGS in the city His store
is very centrally located 1t being in the Bay state Hou,
HIS DRUGS are selected with great care. nothing
but the best and purest the marker affords being accent
ed, consequently oil medicines from his store can be re
lied uponas being strictly pure.
MIR. WARREN has also good assortment Of
Patent Medicines, and nil the different kinds Of Herb
Roots, Barks, &C. which are FRESH and nice and such
an endless variety Of Wallets there never was before in
Worcester
HE ALSO makes not Poisonous HAIR Restorer.
which does not contain any Lac sulphur Sugar of Lead
&c. THIS viii turn grey hair to its original color
WARREN's Wild Cherry Extract I. excellent
for Coughs and Colds at least that Is what all those
say who have takenit,
HE HAS MANY other articles of great merit.
which we will not refer to here, but would recommend
al, when In the city to give him call and for them
selves the 81, at collection of first class goods.
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Fires


AT TIoGA, N. Y.-yILLAGE BURNED.
ELAIRA N. Y, Feb. 9.-Nearly the entire
village Of Tioga was DESTROYED by fire, which
began between 70 and O'Clock A. NJ About
forty buildings were destroyed, including one
bank, two churches, two hotels, and large
number of stores and residences. The loss will
exceed S150000 while its insurance is only
about $4,000.
AT BEARDsTowN, ILL.-Loss $40 000
CHICAGO, Feb. 9.-Peck, Curtis & Co.'S, pa
per mill, Beardstown, was burned on Tuesday.
Loss $4,000.
AT PEKIN, ILL.-Loss $4,000.
CHICAGO, Feb. 9.-The loss by the burning of
Thompson's distiliery, Pekin, ILL.,, yesterday,
was 5000; insured for $4,000.
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Other Washington Dispatches.

THE sHIPBUIDING INTEREST.
Secretary Boutwell, writes to the senate COM
mittee on commerce that if the abolition of tom
mage duties on American vessels is effected, for
eign vessels, under existing treaties, will be
entitled to the same relief. The loss to the rev.
enue by a repeal Of the tonnage tax would be
100000.
CONSCIENCE MONEY.
The treasury conscience fund to-day received
sixty dollars from an individual in Lowell,
Mass.
THE TENNESSEE,
The navy department received the following
from the telegraph operator at Havana to-day:
81 cannot trace the report of the loss of the
Tennessee to any reliable source and believe it
TO be an idle hoax. Ourpapers have not attend
ed to the rumors."
Key West advices state that no disastrous
news has been received there of the Tennessee
in naval or other circles
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-02-10
Our New York Dispatches,

Formal Reception of the Feninn ExiIes;
All che Irish Societies turn Out; The
COlored People fail TO be on Hand
End Of Convicted Man Approaching
approximations for the safety of the
Tennessee, etc.
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dNurtesttr Qatlp SPY,

There VIII DC an Assembly at CoggshalIS
dancing academy, laylors nan, TINS evening"
Six prisoners aud three lodgefS at the ponce
station last night.
The ladies OF the tirst PARISH (Oid oouth) meet
at the commlttee room aV inc church at nall
past TWO o CLOCK TINS aiVerhoou'
Inc matter Oh selecting a DuiIdinS-lot Tor a
chureh was discussed at a meeting oil the fIy-
mouth ehurcn parish' last evening" Out no nnai
AcLon was '"Aen'
HiPiey new pioch Oh Eleasant street Is H."ii!
eonipie'eu' ls Sixty teeV liolt ny elsu'' u'sP'
"h" ""f s'oileS hIgu' One oI 'ue ''o''. -
aHe"uy occupied py u W. D. H. ho9eiS' Sio,
'Vis' Inc tnree upper storleS nave Oe'n ie'seo
ueo, to"er, ESQ lot Il Oo"iu, ~, NUS
t"e iaole' vi 'he riis' "','u NO'N S'''''J az
no'u ie'ee a. nan o' '''o
Vi feo' @@u "iu -ou 1" "'ui''' " . ''i'
ing ie"''i' % u'"'i''
'"in'neh's iuNio1 iAi"'' "' i"' 81 anu unusual
"'h"e'ious'
az 'nS S'0'i"- 'N-e.' " Wv
uuuo' 'iiea""9p''ee Vi 00n'P"n' y, 1'"'o 'u"'u'
tuiS e'e"'"s, nv ia" "ii ~
cotaieu' p"'"''u y, i'''n"iu''H o"nu VIII
uuo'ou III .i'"' Suo'eS''ui 'n'''''e' 'ii'' HIS '"i
"',o,i1eu titr seiieS'
Hu""'u ni'"oy VIII 0CC"Py 'nlee io"lHs Ill
,"yioi he" D.o'A, over messis' Oiark' sawyer
q w. stoio' io' ms e"Fei'po manufacturing
BUSINESS, o"' 'V" III o"' 'eoo"u Stoiy anu TWO
III 'i' .nn"' Nnos''o. Aou''eiio' q OneirlIS'on'
INC al 'iii''o'' VI 'le puiiu-hS, VIII aiso occupy
TWO iooups III 'iie 'ni.u Stoiy ior 'nel' ONCE
oouie Vi 'io iriehus Vi inc '''c new DE- NIL
nave susseS'eu INC lhoPile'y vi lhe Pu,ehase'
ny 'ue 0eeo"U p''isu II posSioie' vi the nle'iiNe
anu eieSan' poi'Iai. Vi '''e i"'Neii'eu ueceiSeu'
Painteu ny MI li',.Iu lew years ago. ana
NJ" III poSSeSsio" Vi l. W. "eiiinsto'l' ESq'' 10
place III 'ne Scnooi foon Vi Ine cl"rcn, oy tne
sue vi 'he portrait Vi new IT. Da'icrolt' Inc
iue" ~ al eAcelienI one anu the matter VIII
eo'he up lor CONSIDERATION ut the next parish
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SUPERIOR CoURT-CIvIL TERM-DEwEY, j.
No. 1875, Ellen Davis VS.. Gardner P. Clark, an
action for trespass, to determine the boundary
line of real estate, near the old canal, the par
tics TO the suit owning adjoining estates on
Milk street. The action of the city government
in the relocation and walling up of Mill Brook
between Front and Temple streets, has obliter-
ated some of the boundary lines mentioned in
the old title deeds, and the oral testimony OF
some of the older citizens familiar with the To-
calities, had to be called, to describe the line Of
the ''towpath" of the old canal. Still on trial
Thayer and Harding for the plaintiff, and Melen
and Very for tue defendant.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-02-10
FOrty-First Congress Second Session
WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. 9, 1871.
SENATE

WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb 9, 1871.
SENATE.
Messrs. Stewart and Blair were appointed on
the southern outrage investigation committee,
but the former was subsequently excused at his
own request, and the chair authorized to fill the
vacancy.
The senate then took up the legislative judi
cial and executive appropriation bill, and, hay
ing rejected the first amendment, increasing the
clerical force III the office of the secretary of the
senate from six to fourteen, went into executive
session.
Adjourned.
HOUSE
The house, by a vote of 107 nays to 10S yeas
refused to go into committee of the whole,
thus temporarily defeating the bill to repeal the
tax.
Theonly New England members voting against
taking up the bill were Messrs. Hale, Morrill,,
Ella, Benton, Stevens, Poland, Willard and
Hoar. A large proportion of the negative votes
were by southern members
The remainder ofthe morning hour was occu-
pied in a discussion of the bill to remove the
navy yards.
The bill finally went over, and the house spent
a half hour in the committee of the whole on
the naval appropriations bill, after which the
death of Mr.. Covode was announced. Euloges
were delivered by his colleagues and others.
Adjourned.
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ESPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE WORCESTER sPY.I
WASHINGTON, Feb. g.

WASHINGTON, Feb 8.
THE OLD STORY,
The two houses are so far behind with the
public business that evening sessions will soon
become absolutely necessary for the passage of
the regular appropriation bills.
THE DISTRICT TERRITORIAL BILL.
The conference committee upon the district
territorial bill have agreed, except on a few de-
tails, which will be finally arranged tomorrow.
There is a general expectation that it will be-
come law.
ARLINGTON.
Mrs. Gen. Lee wants congress to buy Airing
ton from her, and thus obtain perfect title.
There are few republicans who think that, if
Mrs. Lee would sell cheap, it might be proper to
pay her something, but such proposition would
not receive twenty votes in congress.
SATISFACTORY MESSAGE.
The presidents message on the Alabama
claims gives much satisfaction. The persons
named to form the commission command general
confidence in congress among the men of both
parties. Secretary Fish remarked to a member
of congress, this morning, that he had never be-
fore seen his way clear on the Alabama bust
ness, but he had great confidence that the diff
culties on this question, and in regard to the
fisheries, would be satisfactorily adjusted.
THE NAVY YARD QUESTION.
The house debate on the removal of the
Brooklyn navy yard was animated. The best
speech of to day on it was made by Mr.. Stark
weather of Connecticut, who supports the com
mittee bill with much zeal and ability. The
proposition offered, which names a commission
to investigate the subject, and report, is entire
ly in the interest of the scheme for new yard
on the Hudson river. Some of the persons
named in the proposition own land which the
government will need to purchase if the Hudson
river site should be chosen. Mr.. Dawes pro-
poses, in case the house wants commission to
report, that the persons forming it shall be
named by the president. The bill will come up
up next week again.
NO REPEAL AT PRESENT.
The income tax repeal bill was smashed in
the house this afternoon. Though it was taken
up, the house, by four majority, refused to go
into committee for the purpose of taking it up,
and that ends the contest for this congress. The
vote was not real test of the strength OF re-
peal, for number of revenue reformers" who
oppose repeal were willing TO take the bill up,
for the sake of offering amendments repeating
the duties on salt and coal, and there were re-
publicans who favor repeal who were afraid to
let the tariff revision come up again. Good
judges say that on a square vote, the income
tax repeal bill would have been defeated by
twenty majority, and that the duty on salt and
coal would have been taken off.
SAM WELLER.
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WAR DEPARTMENT.
Division of kilograms and Reports for the benefit of
Commerce.
February 9, 1871.
tObserVatt0ns taken at A. NJ, exact local time at
each place. except in the cas- tof Mount Washing.
ton, which are furnished by the party of gentle
men spending the winter at the summit and are
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MANsIAUGHTER.
TOLEDO, Feb. 9.-Andrew ]. Bauder was to-
day convicted of manslaughter, for killing his
wife in April last
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-02-10

pATENT OFFICE BUSINESS-Amer,
= can ana Foreign Patents procured, Rejected Ap.
lCatuns re-algued; Interference Prosecuted:
5pnions given as to the validity and infringement Of
ratens an SUITS prosecuted and defended in the u g.
TIOs. II DODGE.
formerly Principal Examiner and Chairman OF Iths
Soard Of Appeals, u S. Patent oflce) Counsellor at
aw, and Advocate in Patent Gases. Office, DodZes
BLOCK, corner Park and Portlandts. Worcester Mass
uz4
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-02-10

San Francisco, Feb. "a slight earthquake
was felt here to-day.
Geo. s. Clifford, of Boston, committed suicide
here, this morning.
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FROM EUROPE.
OPENING OF PARLIAMENT.

Queen Victoria's Speech.
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on THE WAY TO OPEN PARLIAMENT.

EBY ATLANTIC CABLE TO THE DAILY srY.I
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THE CONDITION OF IRELAND.
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THE ALABAMA CLAIMS.
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Il A N K r U 1T STO CKl
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--LATEST NEWS.
ION. E. R. ROAR ON THE COMMISSION
ETC.,

The Full Details Given
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Mrs. Gen. Lee wants congress to buy Airing
ton from her, and thus obtain perfect title.
There are few republicans who think that, if
Mrs. Lee would sell cheap, it might be proper to
pay her something, but such proposition would
not receive twenty votes in congress.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-16
THE PAVEMENT QUESTION IN JERSEY.

1t VIII he remembered that one OF the leading
issues on which the democracy was defeated last
fall In hudson county, NJ j., was the Nicolson pave
ment question. The interests OF the democratic
ring and those OF the Nlcolson pavement ring were
Identical. The quarrymen from Jersey City
to Weehawken took up the cry, aban-
doned the political party with which they had
been Identified, and the result was republican VIC
tory. The few republicans connected with the
pavement ring are making the best use OF the VIC
tory 10 advance their interests, and they seem bent
carrying out the scheme which brought defeat TO
the democracy. At the latest meeting OF the board
OF Public Works large batch OF petitions were read,
calling for the Nicoson pavement In various streets
The object OF reading THESE petitions Is, or course
TO comply with the terms OF the Charter; but To
show the manner IN winch they are prepared and
pushed through 1t Is only neces sary to mention the
case oil the Mercer street residents the majority or
whom loudly protested some weeks ago against the
laying OF this pavement at their expenses while the
so-caed petition purported TO emanate from
two.thirds OF the residents But protests
are IN vain. The Nicoison Pavement Board which
takes charge vi the purses OF properly owners IN
Jersey CITY, understand the provcIb while the sun
shines make nayv and there Is pretty strong pro-
liability that the sun will not shine ior them next
year. One MEMBER OF the city government actually
keeps an establishment TOR the manufacture OF the
wooden blocks now being LAID, while another, the
reputed kng-pin IL directly interested In the sale
OF every block 10 the city.