Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-08-22
Abbreviated Disnntchss.

A. I. Stewart is sick.
Queen Victoria, who remains at Balmoral, is
again ill.
The Spanish budget has been reduced 2s4 COG
pastIes.
President Grant is expected at Washington
this week on a flying visit.
Forty suits are thus far commenced for the
Westfeld disaster
Inc new Munich ministry has been formed
with Hegmenberg as president.
At Cincinnati, yesterday, White Stock inps.
twenty FIVE; olympics. six.
continue fattering.
The New York Times charges that the Tam.
many republican general committee is preparing
TO pack the next state convention.
Inc potato blight has developed to an alarm
ing extent in ireland, and it is feared that the
crop is almost ruined
Inc reported case of cholera IN New York now
proves TO have been cholera morbuS, simply
About two hundred horses are laid up in
brooklyn with the horse disease.
- AZ New York, yesterday, Forest Citys, of
rockford, five; MutualS, six.
The president has appointed William B.
Spooner and S. Wiley Edwards Of Massachu-
sets, commissioners, TO represent that state at
the ceneuial celebration at Philadelphia.
Havana advices say the city is completely
oVerrun with thieves and highway robbers.
sometimes as many one hundred arrests are
made in single day.
John bright has to a great degree recovered
hls health, and will certainly resume his parlia-
mentary duties at the next session,
Secretary Boutwell, will in very DAYS issue
an order calling in a considerable amount of
1857 bonds. lie Is having list of them made
out in the loan Office TO this end.
A number of prominent personaees connected
WIN inc government Of the republic of Liberia
nave sailed for the United States upon business
of an important nature
Dispatches have just been received at the navy
department from Admiral Rodgers, giving a de-
Eiiiled account OF the second fightin Korea. The
secretary holds them from the public for con-
slderation, but will allow them to be published.
NOT long since, tue Danish government made
i proposition to the government of the United
states With a view OF entering into postal con-
Vehti0n, The postmaster general Is now about
to submit counter propositions to the Danish
government, which will 1t is thought, result
satisfactorily.
Thomas w. Conway, state superintendent of
puOhc education of Louisiana, has written a long
letter to President Grant, DENYING fine truth ~
collector Casey's report to thepreSident in regard
10 the late convention, and sustaining the War
mouth party IN the state In every particular.
Governor Cooke Of Washington has issued n
proclamation, calling for general election on
tue fourth wednesday of November next. for a
yOle OF the people on the proposition TO fund the
debt OF s4,OOO,0O0 for local improvements. also
Tor proposition to authorize Il subscription Inv
the District of Columbia of $3.50 600 10 the
stock OF the Piedmont railroad WV
A letter from ON beard the United States
steamer Guerrtere, at Spezzia, Italy, Aug. /,
sEWes tlat the Guerriere ran ashore on Vado
shoals, sixteen miles southeast of Legborn. on
the afternoon of July 30, in broad daylight.
Inc of1cers aud crew, assisted by two italian
men-Ql,war, worked necessarily to GET the ship
on antil the afternoon of the 29th, when their
efforts were rewarded with success The vessel
laoored very hard ier the twenty-four hours
after running ashore, but the remainder oil the
time remained as if in a dry dock.