Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-22
AbbrevinIed dispatches.

The governor of Havana has been superseded
The king OF Denmark has gone to Greece ON
Il visit.
The Tonic Apaches are again on the war
path.
The telegraph lines between the City of Mexico
and Matamoras have been cut by the forces of
Gen Trevinio.
Dispatches from Constantnople report that
cool and clear weather prevails there. and that
the cholera is decreasing daily.
Count Won Buest, the newly appointed am
baSSadur OF Austria 10 the court of ST. James is
expected TO arrive this week
The damage from the sinking of the Oxford
NINE, IN Hyde Park, Pa, il is reliably estimated,
will not exceed $4,000.
The Chesapeake aud Ohio railroad will be
completed between Charleston and Huntington
West Virginia, this week
Acting Governor Conley of Georgia has We
toed the bill ordering special election to fill
tue vacancy created by BullOck's resignation
thus perpetuatmg his own term of office.
a despatch from Versailles says the commits
sion for the arbitration of the Alabama claims
will assemble in Geneva on the 18th of Decem.
Der, and the sittngs will continue all winter.
About 500 cases will be presented.
A telegram from Hong Kong saws shin
langtzsee, Capt Smith, from Foo Chow for
New York, was lost on Il reef on Parcels islands
IN the China Sea. The captain and four OF the
crew were drowned.
Ii is stated that the German bankers In New
III government and railway bonds within the
next month
Lieut.. Wheelers Arizona exploring cxpedi-
ton has arrived at Prescott The expedition
VIII DC disbanded at Tucson, and the Topographic
cal corps will return eastward by rail
Full returns from all the counties in Wisconsin
except five give Washturn, for governor, 9547
majority. The other counties will not materially
change these figures.
Gail Schurz lcctured in Newark on Monday
stallng mat the system Of appointment now in
vogue is full of rottenness, and urging honest
men to oppose such system.
At a meeting of steamboat owners in New
York, ON Monday, steps were taken to form a
permanent organization, and petition circula-
ted requesting congress to amend the steamboat
laws.
The Swedish Consul Nennnger who was ex-
PEELED from Cuba, sailed for Baltimore in com
pany with his son. The Nenniugers are both
American citizens, Notwithstanding the fact that
the father held the office of Swedish consul.
The bark D. c. Murray, from Honolulu, brings
TO San Francisco another installment of the
crews OF the whaling vessels wrecked this sea-
son, The United States steamer Pensacola will
sail next week for Honolulu to relieve the shin
wrecked seamcn Of the Arctic fleet, over seven
hundred of whom have been assisted by the
American consul.
Passed Assistant Paymastcr George w, Brown
of Maine has heen detached from the Washing
ton navy yard and ordered to the Ashuelot of
the Asiatic fleet. Assistant Surgeon Charles
Mackin, Jr., of Massachusetts, has been relieved
from duty in the department of the Platte and
ordered to duty at Boston
The World says the appointment of Mr.
Arthur as collector was agreed upon at a dinner
given to President Grant at John Hoey's resi-
dcnce, last week, at which Collector Murphy
was present, Arthur is well known as a warm
personal friend of Murphy's, and there will
probably be no radical changes i'm the custom
house General Latin, naval officer, was
urged by the president and Murphy to take the
position, but declined. Arthur is chairman of
the state central republican executive committee.
Columbia, ). C., special states that GOV.
Scott OF that state, says he has reason TO fear
there has been fraudulent Issue of consider.
able amount of South Carolina bonds by the
state treasurer through the financial agent i'm
New York. The state treasurer and financial
agent, both at Columbia, say that the rovernnr
Is miSinformed. The treasureris Statement
shows the entire debt, exclusive Of railroad
bonds, Is fifteen million eight hundred thousand.
Inc financial condition vi the state is CON
lcssealy eAu, Inc treasury is empty, and it is
doubtful If the January interest be nad
The reception, so long looked forward m and
so carefully prepared for hsa at length taken
place, amid tne rafting Ut drums and sound Of |
tlunpets, ana New York is trying to decide |
whether Il Is complete success or farcieal |
failure; The committee IN charge of the affair |
seemed to be needless, so 10 speak, and az con |
sequence there have been many awkward mis-.
takes, NOT the least of which was the grand oya-
who was mistaken for his royal hghnesS Thea |
in the arrangements there Wey0 several other
bitches, so that according u one authority: cit I
may be safely said that the milit1ry display was
all that redeemed the pageant from utter fails ,
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