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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-03-08

Rodney Wallace of Fitchburg, drawn upon the
panel, were excused from service, for the term.
The docket was then called and the cases put
in order for trial.
The sealed verdict in the case of Anthony
Chase VS. the city of Worcester, rendered by the
shcrffs jury, for payment for 1904 feet of land
and for damages to his estate by the widening
and cutting down of COrbett street, was found
to be in favor of the plaintiff for $685. This
includes expenses of plaintiff in grading his land
to a level with the street. moving his house, put
tink in bank wall, &C., and is subject to what,
ever betterments may he assessed upon the Cs-
tate by the mayor and aldermen, on account of
Improvements.
The plaintiff asked for S12 900. Exceptions
were taken to the ruling of the sheriff in the
trill of the case, and it will 90 up to the SUI
prcmc court on question of law. Bacon &
Adrich for the plaintiffs, and Nelson & Utlcy
for the city.
On motion of Amasa NOrcrOss, Esq, Edward
B. Sawtcll, of Ftchburg, was admitted TO prac-
tice in all the courts OF the commonwealth.
The first case put on trial was No. Al, VIM.
Day vs. p. II. Bassett ct al, an action for tres
pass in tearing down the shafting in mill in
Hoden. A verdict for the plaintiff had been
rendered in a former trial. and the case carried
up on exceptions to the supreme court, which
granted Il new trial. After being opened, the
case was taken from the jury and settled by
agreement, by a judgment for the plaintiff for
S31.2O. Very and McCatferty for the plaintiff,
Staples and Goulding for the defendants.
Cases in order for to day: No. 90, Mechanics
savings bank VS.. Joseph S. Hill; No 1O1, Dan
iel Williams VS.. Haryln Towne; Nos. 1874, 271 ,
427, $40, G43, 9S4, 1OS, 225.
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Our New York Dispatches.
Mail Contract Signed sailors on Trial
Charged with Serious Offences, etc.

New YORK, March 7.-Postmaster General
Voget, New Zealand, has signed a contract with
VIM. A. Webb and Ben Holiday, this city, for
a monthly line of frst-class mail steamers, be
tween San Francisco, New Zealand, Sydney and
Melbourne, delivering mails between Sydney
and London in forty-cight days; the first
steamer leaves San Francisco, April Sth. VOget
will sail for England tomorrow.
The trial of Pardoe, Merideth and Allen, sea-
men on the New Bedford whaler Robert Ed
wards, on the indictment for setting the ship
on fire in July last, began before Judge Blatch-
ford, to-day.
Capt GrndIe, of the ship Old Colony, was
acquitted in the United States circuit court of
cruelty to his crew
At the charter elections in this state, to-day
the republicans carried Auburn, and elected a
majority of aldermen at OswegO, A. l.. Page,
democrat, being reelected mayor of the latter
city by $50 majority. Troy was carried by the
democrats, elccting Carroll mayor by 2675 ma.
ioritY. Emira goes republican, Patrick II.
Flood being elected mayor. At foughkccpsic,
Prof. IL. q. Eastman, republican, was elected
mayor by 900 majority. Rochester has gone re-
publican by large majority, electing Briggs
mayor, and having control of both city and
county boards. Utica, Waterville and Rome
elect the entire democratic ticket.
Wendell Phillips lcctured at Stcnway hall,
this evening, before an immense audience for
the benefit OF the French sufferers by war. He
described in vivid terms the present condition OF
France and denounced Bismarck as the bigOt of
Europe Abiding to the labor question, he ex-
pressed the belief that the working classes
would eventually triumph, and such names as
Stewart and Vanderbilt be heard with wonder.
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speaker at once proceed to perfect the organila-
ton of the house by the appointment of the
committees. Mr.. NihlaCl had no purpose Of
forcing the speaker into appointing the COM
mittccs, but he wanted to give his own views and
to have an expression of opinion. lie thought
it Just as essential that the committees should
be appointed as that the speaker and other off,
GERS should be elected.
Mr. Cox did not want the committees appoint
cd, for then the house would plunge into legiS-
latlon, and he thought they should adjourn
early without waiting for Santo Domingo or
anything else.
Mr.. Dawes also opposed the appointment of
committees, and saw no necessity for congress
assembling on March 4th. The law to that ct-
feet was made Ia meet an emergency, Eand nc
hoped the law would he repealed at the earliest
practicable moment and let congress meet in
December as was once the custom of the country.
Mr.. Butler, of Massachusetts, desired the
house to consider the exact state Of public BUSH
ness. Congress, at the last session, had passed
appropriation bills, and one other public meas
urc of importance, but passed nothing else OK
Cep private bills. lie did not desire to enter on
a new career of legislation of that kind. All the
great interests of the country had been left to
take care of themselves. If there were nothing
TO be dealt with but questions of finance, qucS-
tons Of revenue, questions OF Tariff i'll the Ordl-
nary legislation of the country, he would be
content TO adjourn ut once, but the house
f -. 70 III L. IL ,,,hn,,
there was Il state of things in the southern
part Of the country which called for
legislation TO enable the president TO carry
out the constitutional guarantees OF protection
TO life, liberty and property He desired to en-
ter on no other legislation, but trusted that was
in view OF that condition of things that the
president had intimatcd desire that congress
should not fix Il day of adjournment during
this week. He quite agreed that It was better
not to appoint the general committees of the
house Tor the purpose of going into general leg
islation, but did hope the house would not adj
journ so soon.
1t would be false to its duty TO the nation,
false to its duty to the constitution, if It adj
lourned and left the state of things in the south
that now exists there, and left the president
powerless to correct it. In this connection, he
sent to the clerks deck, to be read, report made
to Gov. Scott of South Carolina, by John Il.
Hubbard, chief state constable, stating that in
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SHOT BY A PIANIST.
SAN Francisco, March 7.-Wm. Smith, an
English miner and prOSpectOr, was shot dead by
Arthur Perkins Holman, pianist, at Virginia,
Nevada, yesterday, after some words between
them, about the FrancOPrussan war. IIclnan
narrowly escaped lynching on the spot, and a
crowd gathered around the Jail last night, threat
ening to take him out and hang him, but officers
secretly removed him to the state prison at Car
son.
CAR ROBBERS.
The authorities have demanded of the warden
of the Nevada state prison the surrender Of the
TOano car robbers, who are now serving a term
Of thirty years each. If surrendered, the rob-
bcrs will be tried in the United States circuit
court this week for murder.
MISSISSIPPI MATTERS.
JACKSON, March IA riot occurred at Ne
ridian, Miss, yesterday, during which Judge
Bramlette, of the city court, a white man, and
eight Or ten negroes were killed, and a number
of whites and negroes wounded. A fire occurred
on Saturday night, destroying $4,000 worth of
property and LOften, negro, was arrested as
the inCcndiary, and was being tried before Judge
Bramlettc, when Tyler, a negro, rose in the
court ROOM and shot the judge through the
head, killing him instantly.
A general melee ensued Tyler aud LOften
were killed instantly. J. Aaron Moore, a negro,
a prominent politician and member of the legis-
laturc, also prisoner, as accessory to the burn
ing, was shot, il is supposed mortally. Last
night another fire occurred, destroying church
and other buildings. meeting Of citizens was
held, and safety committee, TO cooperate with
the sheriff in preserving order, appointed. All
is now quiet.
Mayor Sturgs, a Connecticut man, took the
north bound train last night, promising never
TO return.
The safety committee arrived here this even
ing, to confer with Governor Alcorn in the mat
ter.
TRAGEDY AYERTED.
louisville, Pa, March IAN unsuccessful
attempt was made last night to throw the Ash
land passenger train off the track at Mahanoy
Plane, tie placed on the rails being discovered
in time to prevent Il disaster
ILLICIT pISTILLING.
NASHVILLE, MarchT.--Assistant Supervisor
X, 7. Gaines, accompanied by Deputy United
States Marshal A.. H. Ottarson and q squad of
federal soldiers left here February 27, for a ra id
on Illicit distlllerics in the third district They
have succeeded in breaking up twelve distilleries
and destroying $4,000 gallons Of beer at Shell
mount. In Smith county the party was fired
upon by bushwhackers, but no one was hurt
District Supervisor Gaines was shot in the thigh
by the accidental discharge of his pistol and
was brought home to-day. The wound is severe
but not dangerous. The remainder of the party
are still in search of contraband distilleries
THE FILKINs CASE.
ALBANY, March Tin the Filkns case, the
prosecution closed to-day and the defence opened
The defence claim that they will prove an alibi.
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LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE wORCEsTER DAILY sPY
From Washington.
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE WORCESTER srY.l
WASHINGTON, d. c., March 7.

WASHINGTON, d. c., March 7.
TARIFF MATTER.
Mr.. Farnsworth of Illinois gavc,noticc in the
house that he will, at the first opportunity, en-
dcavor to pass a bill taking Off the duty from
coal. Pennsylvania took alarm at once, and
will be on the alert hencelOrth. Salt will proba-
bly, catch blow on Monday, if the house is in
session long enough to get in motion to suS-
pend the rules
THE QUESTION OF ADJOURNMENT.
The senate laid the house resolution of adj
iournmcnt on the table, because it could not
well do otherwise after the president had in
formed the committee which waited on him that
he preferred that day should not be fixed this
week. With the same Difference to the prcsi-
dents wishes, the house adjourned over to
Thursday, but it declined to transact any bust
ness whatever, and laid on the table resOlu-
ton instructing the speaker to announce the
committees.
SOUTHERN OUTRAGEs.
General Butler, in a five-minutc speech nd-
Gated quite clearly what he wants congress to
remain in session for. 1t is that a bill to pro-
teCt the Union people of the south from kuklux
OutragcS may be passed; and, if the president
sends message at all TO congress, within few
days, it will be upon this subject. Many of the
Older members say that a satisfactory bill can
not pass the present house, and, even if it were
possible to crowd through n stringent measure,
it would open the door to dozen other ques-
tons, the agitation of which, at this time, will
distract the republican party.
MIR. sCHURz AND MIR. SUMNER.
The senate has no disposition TO diSplace
MesSrs. Sumner, Schurz and Patterson from tho
committee on foreign relations at present, and
it is not expected that the committee engaged in
the reviSal of the list will report in favor of dis
placing them. There is general understand
ing that Mcssrs. Sumner and Schurz both desire
to make speeches before the final adjournment
Mr.. Schurz, lit is rumorcd, will attack the adj
ministration, and especially the official conduct
of the president. Mr.. Sumner, if a fitting OPP
portunity is afforded, will review the conduct of
the administration toward Hayti, in the light Of
an International law question. Should the SEN
ate decide to close the session early next week.
it is possible that neither of these speeches will
be delivcred but, if it is prolonged a fortnight,
they will be. SAM WELLER.
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treasurer, Joseph FobcS; Constables, Alanson
rrouty, James Z BemlS and Asa A Dean; APP
iioprll'tlChs, lor schools, slZVu; lor repairing
highways, Sl2OO contingent expenses, $1,000;
loI toWl ucnt, SiVoV'
hlN,CEToN-Moderator, A Howe; Town
SlGIh, II IL GreSoryi treasurer, ! thompson;
SSclcCIinen, WIN GoOdnow, Geo skinner,
geo tol@er' JOS mtcomO ana l lhomp-
son son; Assessors, ScwaIl Richardson, Joseph
Mhltcomb, and j Wetherbce; OverseerS OF
Ioof, Ezra Reyes, Addison smith ana Gus
moo1; SGhool committee, Harlow SKINNER ana
Key NJ Sargent; Constables, VIM Goodnow
ana Harlow skinner; Appropriations, toWn
charges, Sl2O0; liquidation oil deot S2OOO; nigh
ways ana bridges, 5000.
oTERLlNG-MOderator, L kugg; IOwn Clerk
ana treasurer W ID Peek; Selectmen, Ezra saw
Yer, Jonn II DAVIS, j. Wilder; Assessors, I NJ
hugg, samuel Osgood, Clinton Haywood; over
secIs OF fQ0r, Moses Il Haywood, Chas IL Lor-
ing, mas T. Boyles; School Committee, rev IL
bateS, Jonathan Davis, (tor years.; Consta-
pies, terlen bartlett, James W Fitch; - ApppTo-
PriatlonS-kalSed Hl2,0OO; appropriated SBOUOlor
schools and $1,000 for roads, the remainder Tor
general town purposes.
-, HouIHBoRo. - Moderator, Dexter Ncwtohj
IoWh CLERK and Treasurer, Franklin Este; Sc
iCctmcn, Dexter Newton, VIM II Buck, Harvey
Newton; Assessors, James Williams, Dexter
Newton, Nelson Gilmore; Oyerscers OF Poor,
ueo Harlow, Hosea i1crcG; School commit
zee, Richardson Goddard, Qor years.; Consta-
tonsTn,,, nav. 10 ooN. to, hgh
wovs stsoG ,nr, sr]GoU' lGI ioIamin
vSVU, oppgcho9 ThsrInS Crcen
Tow T,on. ~ Ol"iic ~
Levi ] IIemenwoy Thos II Knowlton and VIM
d Pierce; Assessors. George Leonard Arunah
Harlow and .Ioscnh Kn0wlton: Oyerscers of
the Poor, Albert & Cobb. Josenh Temple and
Sumner StocIwcu. Te9surcr and Collector
Chas o Green, Jr: Constables Samuel Jordan
and Gilman L Allen. School Committee. George
Leonard, VIM II Knowlton. Jomcs /, Dean
Aaron G Cutler George parks, ASA II Alien
Henry Learned, Samuel d Ward, and Henry
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-03-08
Go the Associated Press)

AMNESTY.
Senator Robcrtson's amnesty bill, introduced
to-day, excerpts only members of congress
officers of the army or navy who left the iedeT al
service to engage in the rebellion, and members
of original secession conventions.
BILLS.
More than one hundred bills were introduced
into the senate to-day.
MIR. SUMMER.
Senator Sumner was present at the session, to-
day, seeming in better health than heretofore.
INTERNATIONAL.
The work of the joint high commission began
and continues pleasantly. The subjects present
ed are deliberately considered, and both sides
anticipate favorable results.
SHARP.
Several owners of large steamers and other
vessels, now under foreign flags, have obtained
from Bacz & Go. Dominican registers, to be used
in case of annexation.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-03-08

Other Foreign Mattcrs,

The Bordeaux assembly is in session, await
ing the report of the committee on its removal
from Bordeaux.
Ship Mistress of the Seas has foundered at
sea. Seventeen lives were lost.
A thousand wOrkmcn have struck at Newcastle
because the masters refuse to pay them weekly
instead of fortnightly.
The return of the French soldiers interncd in
Switzerland has been postponed, at the request
of the French government, in consequence of
interruptions to Lyons and Paris railways.