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ingion wherein homeopathy, as a system of

ington, wherein homeopathy, as a system of
medicine, shall be recognized.
Messrs. Wood, Holman, Morgan, Reeves and
Others presented petitions from citizens of New
York for law TO prevent farther land grants to
railroads or other corporations and to preserve
the public domain for actual settlers.
The house then proceeded to the consideration
Of the bill reported by Mr.. Hoar, from the com
mttee on education and labor, to establish a
system of national education. The bill provides
for the appointment, by the president, of super
intendcnt of national schools in each state, at
salary of $4,000, who shall divide his state into rs
many divisions as the state has representatives in
congress, and, for each of these divisions, there
is to be appointed a superintendent, at a salary
of $1,000. The divisions arc to be divided into
school districts, with local superintendent in
each district appointed by the secretary of the
interior, at not more than three dollars per day
for time actually employed. The local supcrin-
tendent is to select place for school house,
and is to purchase or hire it in the name of the
United States. School books are to be pre-
scribed by the state superintendent under direc-
ton of the commissioner OF education, and are
to be furnished gratuitously to those unable to
pay for them. No books are to be used, and no
instructions given, favoring the peculiar tenetS
OF an, religious sect The secretary of the
treasury is to provide rules in conformity to law
proWd ng for the payment of teachers, land,
school houses and other objects designed by the
bill. The commissioner on education is to make
an annual report to congress, and prescribe rules
for the government of superintendent and
Inspector A direct tax of S50,000000 is inn
posed and apportioned among the states, the
sum raised in each state to be expended for the
purpose Of education in that state The act is
to take effect July list, 1871, but any state may,
in lieu of paying tax, provide for the suitable
education of all children within Its BORDERS and,
if the president be satisfied, at the expiration of
twelve months, that there is established in that
state a suitable system Of common schools, no
further steps will be taken for the appointment
Of officers, or the assessment of tax therein.
MIR. Hoar addressed the house, in explanation
and advocacy, He declared, in conclusion, that
he had not in preparing the bill, thought of
partisan, personal or political nature. He be-
lieyed that the country would perish, just as
sure as the root that is rotten at the core
would perish, if congress did not deal with the
terrible, tremendous vii OF ignorance.
The bill went over until tomorrow.
The committee on appropriations reported
deficiency bill amounting to S10,677 ,525, which
was made the special order for Friday next.
The speaker announced the appointment of
Messrs. Kelsey, Niblack and Poland as a confer
ence committee on the consular and diplomatic
appropriation bill
Adjourned.
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New England Dispatches.
RaiIrOnd Accident-The Gloucester FISH
ing Schooner White Fnwn, etc.
MASSACHUSETTS.

d
LOWELL, Feb. IAN accident occurred to the
locomotive on the eight O'Clock passenger train
on the Boston, Lowell and Nashua road, this
morning, just before the train reached Whining
ton. Both connection rods broke, and the
engine was badly damaged but fortunately
remained on the track. Both the engineer and
fireman had narrow escape as one Of the con-
nection rods was thrown through the cab, with
great force very near them. The cab was lifted
up and badly smashed.
BosToN, Feb. IA dispatch from ST. John,
N b., states that in the case of the fishing
schooner White Fawn, the admiralty court de-
cided that the purchase Of bait, nets, or Of sup
plies Of any kind in British waters, cannot be
construed into an intention to fish in those
waters. Friendly vessels have perfect right to
enter British ports, ITO pass and repass within
the three.mile limit" on their way to their own
fishing ground, and for any lawful purpose. To
condemn vessel for preparing to fish, the judge
said, it must be shown that she was taken in the
act of putting out her lines, nets, etc. He, there
fore, refused the motion in her case.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
CONCORD, Feb. Two prisoners, named
John Talbot, resident OF Swanzy, and Henry
S. Devor of Schuylerville, n. Y, arrived at the
state prison this morning, sentenced by the SUI
preme judicial court at Newport to three years
imprisonment, Talbot for horse stealing in
Charlestown and Devor for burglary in Clare
mont.
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CITY NEWS.

Lent begins this year on the 22d of February,
and ends on the 9TH of April.
There were twelve prisoners and six dodgers in
the lookup last night.
There will be discussion of the Sunday ques-
ton at the Anthropological rooms this evening.
Members of the 25th regiment association will
bear in mind their annual reunion and supper
occurs at the Bay State house this evening.
The closing military and civic assembly of
company b, State Guard, to be given on Friday
evening, at Horticultural hall, promises to be the
most brilliant of the series.
At the monthly meeting of Hose company No.
4, of this city, Monday evening, they were pre-
scented with photograph of our late mayor, j..
B. Blake, by c. B. R. Clahin, and frame for same
by Boswell & Burbank.
John T. Owens, the prince of comedians,
will return to this city Saturday evening, Feb.
18th, on which occasion he will favor our cii-
zens with new play, never before presented
here, entitled "Salf"
An Australian cockatroo, rare bird, Of the
parrot species, belonging to Mr.. W. H. Bray
ton, provision dealer at No. 81 Main street, es-
capped into a tree on the opposite side of the
street, yesterday noon, and attracted quite a
crowd of spectators. He was soon recaptured
A grand concert is advertised for Monday eve
ming, Goth, in which DIR. J. H. Wilcox, assisted
by Mrs. H. NJ. Smith, Mr.. John Farley, Miss
Addie Ryan, Mr.. ?. H. Powers, and the choir of
the Immaculate Conception of Boston, will rem
der Rossnis "Stabat Mater"
This ladies of the Webster Square Methodist
church met with such encouraging success at
their evec, last evening, that they will continue
it tonight. The attendance was large, many
going out from the street in the horse cars,
which ran to accommodate them in returning at
. u late hour.
The burglar who broke into Foster street depot
has been found and has confessed the crime
His name is Charles Lee, colored shoemaker,
and he was arrested while skulking around the
Central Exchange building, although nothing
was thought about his connection with the
depot breaking. That suspicion was brought
out by the fact that he had several articles of
/ jewelry and clothing about him when arrested.
He will probably be examined this morning.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-02-08

SAN Francisco, Feb. 7.-Steamship Moses
Taylor, from Honolulu, arrived to-day, bringing
the survivors of the crew of the wrecked U. s.
steamer Saginaw. Four of the crew have died
All the remainder were rescued.
j. Voget, postmaster general of New Zealand
aud tbirty-four other citizens OF New Zealand
were also passengers.
TIE Australian newspapers have discovered
that party, under the name of Nelson, who
recently visited New Zealand and effected an
agreement for substituting an Australian line Of
steamers, is VIM. A. McCaun, an Australian
convict, aud they republish record of his
trial. convection and sentence for forgery. Nc
Caun recently visited Chicago, in the interest Of
the line, and is now in Washington.
None Of the crew OF the Saginaw died on Mid
way island, though they limited ratious to one
potato and two ounces of bread daily. They
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-02-08

PROF. RoHDE's EXHIBITION and lecture at
Music hall, last evening, was most interesting,
instructive and unique, giving on large canvas
a series of views of a transparent or dissolving
character, showing the progress of the world
from the time of its formation, some of the pic
lures being ideal and others of actual scenes,
but all first class in character. The lecture, too,
is of a very instructive character. Tonight the
entertainment will be even more entertaining,
showing as it will the gradual development and
progress of man from his first appearance on the
earth. We would urge those who can to be
present, for the entertainment is one of more
than ordinary interest. See the programme in
another column.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-02-08
Our New York Dispatches.
One of the MonOIOnOus Railroad Inn
brOgIios--S1OO,O 900 Damage by Broad
way Eire-Thc New Census, etc.

NEW YORK, Feb. Judge Barnard to-day
gave Judgment in favor of Dorman b. Eaton,
the only remaining defendant in the suit of the
Erie railway against j. II. Ramsey and others,
brought to restrain all the defendants from un.
authorized appearance as counsel tor Erie IN the
suit Of Ramsey against Fisk and Gould. Judge
Barnard said he had no doubt that conspiracy
existed, but the Erie counsel had failed to prove
it.
The loss by the Broadway fire this morning
was fully 100000. The Pbenix, Hartford, has
$4,000 insurance, the Etna Sl2,50O, and the
Hartford $4,000.
The French government has bought $4,000
barrels OF -four and $4,000 barrels of beef in
this city within the last few days.
The exact official returns of the second census
of this city make the population 942 ,956, a gain
of 1856 from the previous enumeration.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-02-08

THE COMING POULTRY SHow.-The eleventh
annual exhibition of the New England poultry
club, will be held in Horticultural hall, in this
city, on the 7th, sth, 9th and 10th of next
month. The circular, issued by the club, indi-
Gates its usual enterprise and liberality; and
undoubtedly the show will be as extensive and
interesting, as was the very successful one of
last winter, which, it will be remembered, was
so well attended that Horticultural hall seemed
hardly large enough to accommodate the large
number of visitors and chicken.coops. A large
amount of money is offered in premiums. The
premium list is divided into thirteen classes,
with from dozen to twenty premiums in each
n1o
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Criminal Record.



CINCINNATI, Feb, IA colored man, named
Robinson, influenced by jealousy towards
rival lover of girl to whom he was attached,
posted himself outside the colored church IN
Greenwood, near Lockland, in this county, last
night, and, when the congregation was dis
pcrsing, fired into the crowd promiscuously,
producing the greatest CONSERVATION, and in
tictng serious injuries on four persons, named
Mason, Copeland and Mr.. and Mrs. Busby
Busby was shot through the head aud arm, and
badly hurt. Robinson was provided WITH car
bne and two siX-cylindered rcvolvcrs, and all
were discharged but two balls. He resisted ar
rest, but was finally taken into custody.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-02-08

The "CoIT" PARTY.-A little book giving the
names of the summer trip to New Brunswick
by the "Coit excursionists," has just been issued
from the press of Charles Hamilton, and is
ready for subscribers. Itcontains the published
correspondence of the party, together with ex-
tracts from Maine and New Brunswick papers,
and is every way very creditable and notable
volume.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-02-08
COUNTY NEWS.

SUPERINTENDENT the annual meeting of the
Shrewsbury farmers club, held February @, 1871,
the following officers were chosen for the ensuing
year: President, George II. Harlow, ESQ.,. Vice
Presidents, Samuel D. Ward and S. H. Allen;
Secretary, Arunah Harlow; Treasurer, T. w.
Ward, Esq. The society voted to hold an exhi-
bltion the coming autumn; to have a supper
and sorsl gathering on the evening of March 2,
and to have course Of lectures during the COM
ing fall and winter.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-02-08

WORCESTER AGRICULTURAL SoCIETY.-An
adjourned meeting of this society will be held in
the hall Of the Natural History society this
morning at ten O'Clock. The purpose of the
meeting is to receive and act upon report of
the committee appointed to confer with the
officers of the New England society, with the
view of inducing the latter body to appoint its
annual fair in Worcester. The importance of
the measure is such as to demand full attend
ance of members. Much may be said on both
sides and it is desirable lin the interest of our
local association that the decision, whatever it
may be, shall only be adopted after the clearest
conviction Of its wisdom and policy.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-02-08

TuRERs' ASSOCIATION will hold their next an
nual meeting in West Warren, Feb, 14th and
18th. The president, Thomas P. Root of Barre,
will open the proceedings with an address Tues
day afternoon, and will be followed by DR.. J.
R. Nichols of Boston, DR.. George B. Loring
will deliver an address in the evening. On
Wednesday win be the business meeting for the
choice of officers for the ensuing year, &c, to be
followed by reports from the various cheese fac
tories represented in the association, situated
mostly In the northwestern section of this
county,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-02-08

PARDoNED OUT.-Maria Mann, the orphan
girl, sentenced to the house of correction for two
years, at the last August term of the criminal
court, in this city, for enticing to prostitution,
has been pardoned out by the governor, after
energetic efforts in her behalf, made by her
counsel, H. L. Fales, Esq, of Milford. The jury
who convicted her united in petition for her
pardon, and the district attorney gave his con-
sent She had served out about eight months Of
her sentence.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-02-08
Fire Record.

AT TRENToN-Loss $4,000.
TRENTON, Feb. THE entire manufacturing
works Of the American saw company, this city,
comprising six buildings, were burned tonight.
Loss S175000; insured for 800 600.
AT wHIrEwATER-Loss $4,000.
MILWAUKEE, Feb. IA fire at Whitewater,
Wis, to-day, destroyed a three-story brick house.
Loss $50 ,00e.
AT WELLS, PA.-FATAL RESULT.
ELMIRA, N, Y, Feb. THE house of Dallas
Miller, at Wells, was burned Saturday, and
daughter, four years old, persisted in the flames.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-02-08

The following is taken from the Springfield
Republican: "a girl of respectable parents at
West Warren became ambitious of seeing the
world, about year ago, and without consent,
left home with friend, and went to work in
factory in village near by. She afterward
went TO Pittsheld, and tried to get some employ
ment in that place, but failed, and finally accept
ing the too frequent alternative in such cases.
entered upon life of prostitution, becoming at
successive times the inmate of various bagnios
until the other day she was brought before an
Albany police court for being a disordery per-
son. As she is only seventeen, pretty, intelli-
gent, and seemed not wholly lost, the judge
agreed not to send her to the penitentiary if she
would return home, ami this she promised to
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miscellaneous.
WARREN'S
EMS
DRUG STORE!
WE TAKE THIS METHOD oreailins the

WE TAKE THIS METHOD of calling tho
attention Of the good people Worcester County, and
the public generally, to the fact that at the ApOthecay
store of EDWIN A. WARREN can he found one of the
best sssortments Of PURE DRUGS in the city His
Is very centrally located being In the Bay State House
HIS DRUGS are selected with great care. nothing
but the best and ures, the marke affords being accept
ed consequently oil medicines from his store be re
lied upon as being trctly pure,
MIR. WARREN has also a good assortment of
Patent Medicines an all the different kinds OF Herbs,
Roots, Banks &c, which and nice and such
an endless variety OF Wallets there before In
Worcester
HE ALSO makes not Poisonous HAIR Restorer,
which does not contain any Lac sulphur Sugar of Lead
&c. THIS will turn grey hair to its original color
WARREN's Wild Cherry Extract Il excellent
for Coughs and Gods at least that is what all those
say who have taken it,
HE HAS MANY other articles of great merit
which we Will not refer here. but would recommend
all when in the city to give him call and for them
selves the gr at collection of first class goods.
EDWIN A. WARREN.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-02-08

TIE WORCESTER COOPERATIVE GROCERY
ASSOCIATION, As Southbridge street, announce
a meeting in the hall over the store on Thursday
evening, at u o'clock, for discussion aud con-
ference on the cooperative system as used in
their business, and its adaptation to the general
purposes of trade in groceries, provisions, meats,
coal, &c. Addresses will be made by gentlemen
acquainted with the subject as exemplifed here
and elsewhere. The members of the association
are requested to be present, and the public are
cordially invited to attend.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-02-08

were unable to be present at halfpast eight.
This did not meet with general approval, and
pending a discussion thereon, the meeting adj
iourned
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-02-08
President Angel,

CHICAGO, Feb. 7.-President James P,Angell,
Of the Vermont university, will enter on MS
duties as president of the Michigan university
Aug. 18Th
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-02-08
sOATENT OFFICE BUSINESSMAN

SDArENT OFFICE BUSIN ESS-Amer
can anC Foreign Patents procured, Rejected Az.
pcatons re-arguet; Interference Cases Prosecuted;
0pinoas given as to the validity and infringement OF
Patents SUITS prosecuted and defended In the u 8.
Courts, by
TUOS. II DODGE.
formerly Principal Examiner and Chairman OF lthe
.uatu OF Appets, L. fatent Ofice) Counsellor at
aw. and Advocate in Patent Cases. Office, Dodge,s
Block, corner Park and Porand.sts. Worcester Mas
U2i
u A n X r U PIT TO OK
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EcclesiasticnI Court.

CHICAGO. Feb. THE ecclesiastical court to-
day declared Rev. Charles L. Cheney guilty of
all the charges, and suspended him from the
exercise of ministerial functions.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-02-08
LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH
Awful Catastrophe.

Accident on the Hudson River ROad-An
Oil Train C0IIides with an Express
EcRrfIsl Loss of Life.
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y INTELLIGENCE OFFICE,

n the Basement OF the Bay State House.
Particular attention those that have Tenements to
Let also those who wish to hire tenemCnts and especial
IL those that want work and help.
di diff LEWIS STURTEvANT
HARN ESSES HARM ESSES ! | - We
IA have ON hand, and are constantly receiving Light
offer at vefy low prices.
We will sell good Custom-Made Harness, Silver
Trimmed throughout, for S35.
LAAkoE. GLAZIER a CO.
tye DIFF IS. IS and 10 Main street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-02-08
NEW STORE NEW GooDsl

The subscriber has opened New Stationery Store. at
No. rs rearl street. opposite the Post Office inl as
sorment Goods in that line. Magazines, Pamph
let's &c. constantly hand, Public patronage solicited
ial4 diff 5. THoAfsVN'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-02-08

SAN DOMINGO
Among the documents sent to the seIate, to-
day, in response to Senator Summers San Do
mngo resolution, was a report from Lieutenant
Commander Selfridge, dated July IA, 1869, in
which he says, if any port in Dominica is to be
purchased or leased by the Unittd States; he
recommends that Of Nicolas Mole, at the north
end of the slaudi aud that 1t was good time
to contract, as Sllnave was hard pressed, and
the gift of couple Of worn out monitors would
he a sufficient price.
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