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Church of the Unity: Rev. S. c. Beane of Salem,
will preach morning and evening.
Rev. Jonathan Edwards, pastor of the First
church. Dedham, Will preach at the Central church
on Sunday.
Grace church Rev. A. McKeown will preach
morning and afternoon.
Trinity NJ. 4. Church: Preaching at 10T A. M
and ~ p. NJ. by the pastor, Rev w. f. Mallalieu
Preaching in ScOfeld's block at ~ O'Clock by
Rev. A. McKeown.
Rev. l.. T. chamberlain, pastor of the New En-
gland church, Chicago viii present his cause in
the Cd South on Sunday morning, and in the Sa-
lem street church in the evening.
UniveIsalist church, The fifth doetrinal discourse,
postponed from last Sunday, will be given to-
morrow evening. Subect-"Can Punishment be
endless" Service at I O'Clock
The Sabbath evening temperance meeting at Mis-
sion chapel will be postponed to-mo row evening,
on account of the union mass meeting which is to
be held at Mechanics hall.
The. Christadephians meet on Sunday at 1917
O'Clock A. NJ, at their hall $50 Main street, up two
ham,"
Mrs. Anna AIiddlebrook will lecture tomorrow
afternoon and evening, in Horticultural hall ut "a
and IA o'clock.
,. ). Foster will speak in AnthropolOgical hall,
future life.
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Foreign News.


ENbLhND.
Lon box March 1j.-The emperor aud en-
press of 1raAh sailed from Lisbon Tor Flo ia
ueiro, Wednesday.
Copies Of the reply of Secretary Fish to the
note at Earl Granville were communicated to the
secretary Of state for foreign affairs, yesterday
afternoon, and to Mr. Gladstone last evening,
after the reply of the latter 10 the request Of
DiSraeli in the house of commons for the pro
ducton of the dispatch.
The reply Oftbe American goverum Mt, though
friendly, Is firm and unyielding, and calls upon
England TO submit to the Geneva tribunal OF
arbitration the question whether claims for con
sequenta damages shall be admitted aud dis
cuSSed by that board
Earl Granville annOunced in the house of com
mons tonight that he had received official notice
fiOm the French cabinet Of the abrogduon OF
the commercial treaty.
The Fenians are traI5iug preparations for
grand demonstrations Throughout Ireland in Ia
vOr OF amnesty, on St Patricks day
In the commons tonight, DisraelI alluded to
the public anxiety to know the nature OF the
American reply to Earl granville's note, and
again asked the government If il could be laid
before the house.
Mr.. Gladstone replied that a cabinet meeting
would he held tomorrow, at which the answer
of Secretary Fish would he considered. Alter
! that, the government would report on the sub
.iect, but it was impossible TO do 50 now.
Mr.. HOrslaw gave notice that in case of fur
| ther negotiation with the government Of the
| limited States he shnuld ask of her rnaiesty's
government that nothing be accepted as final IN.
| HI sanctioned by parliament.
FRANCE.
| PARIS. March 15-The commission of mar
dons have rejected the appeals of FedeI, Ouestel
| and Girard. the murdcrers of hostages under
| the commune,
| AgrI1d di lner was giveu Mt the Italian Icra-
ton, YESTERDAY, Minister Washburu and the
principal REPRESENTATIVES of European powers
were present,
The taking OF the census of France will BEGIN
| on the LIST of Nav
The Marshal Bazainc trial for the capitulatiou
of Metz is soon expected. and the prospect Just
now occupies public attention. As he can only
be tried by his peers, there is some difficulty il,
| assembling n court martial which is comnptpnt
| as nearly all the marshals of France. of whom
the court mdst be COMPOSED. were themselves
concerned in some capltulatlon or surrender
|
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Einns.

Fort WAYNE, ND, March 1j.-Kennedy' S
bakery, Fosters printing office, Courad's shoe
store and dwelling, the Munroe house and
stables, HellePs store and dwelling, the Odd
Fellows hall, Miller's store, Rowe's shoe store,
Baker Brothers store and three lawyers offices
at Monroeville, were burned last night Loss
S50,O00 uninsured.
Boston, March 15.-The Harvard school
house, III CharleStown, caught tire from a deeC-
tive fiue this afternoon, while some 800 children
were within, many of them in the upper rooms.
There was great panic and rush for the
stairways, which were od-fashioned and narrow
but, owing to the self-pOssession OF the teachers
and the prompt presence Of the police, who
opened passage through the excited crowd
outside, and broke out the windows OF the lower
story, thus atfOrding an additional way OF exit,
all the children were got out of the building.
Several were considerably hurt in the rush. but
none seriously, and some Of the teachers tainted
after the excitement. The school house was de-
stroyed all except the walls. Loss to the city,
$4,000.
HARTFORD, March 15.-Thc city govemm mt
tonight authorized committee to contract
with 1. H. Bartlett, the sculptor, for a statue of
the late Dr. Horace Wells of this city, discoyerer
of an@sthesia The Statue is TO be OF bronze, of
heroic size, and to be erected on the park. The
sum Of $4,000 has been appropriated by the
state aud city for this purpose.
The city government tonight voted TO submit
lNsuIullOu lOT Jnc puTcHHob VI lllully COllGSt
grounds for the state house site and park for
the sum OF 100000, to the people for approval.
A condition attached requires the college to 10
cate on other grounds here. The vote will be
taken on Tuesday, the 10Th.
PORTLAND, Me, March ia man named
Clarence, Of 81; Crox, was run over aud killed
at Tomach crossing, on the European and North
American railway, Wednesday afternoon; and
a man named Drscoll was killed on the New
Brunswick and Calais railroad, near Calais,
Thursday afternoon.
MILWAUKEE, March ia fire in Mansion,
WIS, this afternoon destroyed property TO the
amount Of $4,000. Owning the losses, o. +.
Temple has 5000, w. P. Van VIE $3.50, b.
bloss $500, j. b. Bulge $1,000, K. r. Coombs
$4,000, Banker and Phillips $4,000, TAB. Naugh-
ten $4,000
BUFFALO, N. Y, March ia barn valued
at $50 900 attached to the residence of Myron
7. Bush, on Delaware street, was burner this
Afternoon. Eight FLOODED horses were saved
FORT SCOTT, Ks, March 15-Las. night the
Congregational church. one Of the best in the
west, was totally burned
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ST. LOUIS, March Dan attempted revolt
in the Missouri penitentiary in Jefferson City
was discovered and frustrated yesterday. While
the prisoners were going from their cells to
breakfast, Pat Duffy, a murderer broke away
from the gang, ran into the shoe shop, assembled
the roof, and armed with knife and iron bar
defed bis pursuers. He was shot IN the arm
and captured. Charley Clark, inulatto, armed
with huge knife, attempted TO assist Duify
but was lelled with bludgeon and secured,
About forty conyicts were in the plot Their
contemplated plan was to Overpower the guard,
tre the various shops, force the gates, rob the
officer aud escape,
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LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH
go THE WORCESTER DAILY sPE
From Washington.
ESPECIAL DISPATCH TO rnr DAILY sprl
WASHINGTON. d. G. March

WASHINGTON, D. G., March Is
vINDIcArIoN OF MR.. TRuNBuLL's CONDUCT.
Senator TrumbulPs personal explanation
made to day IN the senate, in regard to his ac.
ceptarce Of a ten thousand dollar Zee in the Nc
Ardle case, was a thorough vindcation of his
conducts and it left Senator Chandler, who
offered the resolution of investigation aimed
at the transaction, in an unenviable position,
Mr.. Trumbun was cool and argumentative
throughout his speech, but Mr.. Chandler lost
his temper, and INDUCED in vulgar coarseness,
for which he was called to order.
SICKNESS AMONG THE MEMBERS.
Representative Starkweather, of Connecticut,
still continues ill with pneumonia; but his
physician hopes he will be able to be out next
week The recent severe weather has caused
much illness in Washington, and number of
congressman are so unwcn as to be unable to
attend to their duties.
MR.. STRONG, OF HARTFORD,
Made a most vigorous little speech this after
noon i'll defence of Connecticut. Mr.. Conger,
of Michigan, yesterday complained that Connec-
ticut, which had millions of acres given to her
in Ohio, in former years, now objected to allow
ing the new states to have any aid in their rail
road enterprises.
Mr.. Strong gave graphic history of COnnec-
ticut's possession and disposal Of the western re.
serve, and defended his delegation and the peo-
pie of his state for their attitude in opposition
to land grants and subsidies The speech was
eloquent and an admirable reply to Conger.
THE LAND GRANT BUSINESS SETTLED.
The great struggle over the st. CroiX and Bay
field land grant was ended this afternoon after
an hours further debate. Pennsylvanias at
tempt to compel the use of American iron in
the construction of the road got only fifty-two
votes. The amendment which kill the bill
came from MIR. Ketchum of New York,
and it very shrewdy made up the
issue as between the railroad corporation aud
the settlers, and the result was total defeat to
the grant; and the large amount of lands held
in reserve in Wisconsin are declared as reverted
10 the United States. There is one more chance,
as the bill now goes back to the senate, aud if a
conference committee is ordered something
may be fixed up which will give the road a
small grant, and which will pass the house;
but its friends generally havo abandoned all
hope. WALLER.
TIE NEW YORK CUSTOM HOUSE,
MeSSrs, Howe and Bayard had a long discus
sion in the investigating committee to-
day as to whether Col. Frank Howe might offer,
as part OF his testimony, official letters written
TO him by tue United States district attorney.
No conclusion had been reached when the com
ml'tee adjourned at noon.
Nine investigating committees are in full
blast, and this new way of asSailing the admin
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-16

FALMOUTH HEIGHTs.-Tm are in
progress at this favorte seaside resort for Wor-
cester people, which will make it unusually at
tractive during the coming season. Arrange
ments have already been made for charging the
wharf, making it when completed four hundred
and twenty-one feet long, the largest and most
commodious of any yet built in Vineyard Sound
The wharf will be completed by the middle of
May, and the steamer formerly on the line from
Nantucket to Hyannis, will change its course
during the summer, and make regular trips be-
tween Nantucket and Woods Hole, stopping at
Marlha's Vineyard and the Heights daily.
The company have contracted for the building
of an observatory aud several cottages for the
better accommodation of the increasing number
Of visitors expected this year. Through railroad
communication from Worcester to Falmouth
will be open by the first of June, which will
make the trip much shorter and easier
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-16

MATAMoRAs, March H.-0fflcial dispatches
announce the recapture of Zacatecas by the
government troops under Rocha on the 9th inst,
after the signal defeat OF the rebel Generals Ire
vino, Guerra and Martinez, who consolidated
their forces. Rocha claims to have captured all
their infantry, artillery aud munitions, the lead
ers only escaping with small forces Of cavalry.
Bells are ringing and artillery firing in honor of
the Viptorv
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Political.

ALBANY, March 15.-The assembly to-day sub
sttuted the senate Erie bill for its own and
passed it. The clause prohibiting the directors
of the Atlantic and Great Western becoming
directors of Erie was of course carried.
CHICAGO, March 15.-The republican commit
tee, o-day, called the state convention atSpring-
field, May 22d.
LITTLE Rock, March 15.-The republican
state committee meets April 9th to call the state
convention
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-16

WASHINGTON, March 10, IA. M-The baro.
meter VIII continue rising over the middle and
New England states. with clear and pleasant
weather, Saturday. Easterly winds will prevail
over the southern states, with increased cIoudi-
ness, and an area of rain will extend eost,yard
over the gulf states The pressure will contini,e
diminishing from the Ohio valley northward
over the upper lakes, with southery winds and
increased cloudiness. Dangerous winds nro not
anticipated for the Atlantic and gulf coast.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-16

of Wisconsin, and to reserve the same. under
the homestead law, to actual settlers"
Mr.. Eldridge suggested that the correct title
would be, "To grant these lands to the Northern
Pacific railroad.
Tue house, at 5 As, adjourned.
The session tomorrow IS for debate only.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-16

The directors of the Georgia railroad have
agreed to endorse a million Of the bonds of the
Augusta aud Port Royal railroad, the Georgia
road to get 81 100000 Of the stock, which will he
controlling interest The matter will be sub
mited to the stockholders Of the Georgia rail.
road for ratification,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-16

The investigation into the charges against
Warner NJ. Baeman, United States district NJ.
torney att Cincinnati, closed yesterday. Bate.
man was eXoneTaed
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-16

RIPE OLD AGENTS, Mary Eaton, whose
death was announced yesterday, and whose
funeral will take place to morrow afternoon at
the First Unitarian church, had almost accom-
plished her four score years and ten. She was
the widow of Nathaniel Eaton, who will be re-
memhered by our Older citizens, and leaves be-
bind great assembly of persons to whom she
was bound by ties of relationships family
circle embracing four generations. 1t gives one
new impression of the brief history of our
c'ty' when it is considered that Mrs. Eaton must
have been nearly fifty years old when the first
grave was dug in Rural cemetery, to which
densely peoplcd city of the dead she will be
boru9 on Sunday,
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worcester, March 9, ls12 dLm!o - mhI
NOTTCE.-MRs. S. H. BLANCHARD,

NOTTCE.-MRs. S. H. BLANCHARD,
~ CLAIRvOYAHT MUSICIAN, BUSINESS AND TEST
MEDIUM. S. Mechanic st. | have fOun Il airy,
consequence of my lerge and con family increasing
business, the services of associate in my
practice FavO able circumstances have abled to
comp etc such arrangement with eminently sue
cesfu CairvOyant and Magnetic Heater, MRS. LSsAND,
who will hold herself in rea'iiness attend the sick
Their residences. when desired.
CarvUyanJ remedies constantly on hand and sert by
mail
y. B.-The Agency for the Woven Tuck Skirts and
Pillow Shams SC, can he flu' d the PLACES
Mechanic 81. Lady Agents wanted dim fl
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T0 ROAD CONTRACTORS 1.-The un;

deTsgned, Committee of the rOwn OF Upon, will
receive Sealed Proposals until the 18th day OF April next
for Building County X, al from the house Of
Hon. Vel0rou Taf in Upton, to Grafton line, as laid
out by the ounty Commissioners.
specifications and route of road may be by maxi
ing application to either Of the COMM tee
u w. EATCHELOR-l
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NHE FREE EXHIBITION
OIL PAINTINGS !.
SEQ MAIN STREET.
BOSTON. BARRE AND GARDN

AD RAILROAD CORPoRATION.-SPECIA MEET
ING.-In pursuance of vote of the Director, passed
at a meeting of the Board, his day. there will be
pecial Meeting Of the Stockholders of the Pos on,
Barre & Gardner RarOad Corporation at the Hall OF
the Natural History AssO ation in the City OF Worc"s-
ter, on WEDNt SD-Y the invent eth dry 0 March
St. at ten O'Clock in the forenoon take action upon
the following matters, 10 wit
LIST. To see if they W Ii accept Act of the Legs-
laure passed February "a, 1871 entitled AN Act TO au-
III he Boston, Barre .rdner Railroad Corpora
ton to extend its from Gardner to Wiuchendon.'
ID. lake such measures shall be deemed expe
dent towards the construction OF the road authorized
by that act.
80. TO any other business that may properly
come before the meeting.
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VIENNA, March 15.-An imperial decree has
been issued dissolyHg the diet OF Bohemia aud
ordering elections Immediately for new diet,
which will be convoked for the oath of April.
SPAIN.
New YORK, March ia letter from Lon
don, March 2, says thar Senior Sagosta stated
that he expected revolutionary movement in
Spain Immediately
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TIE PROCESSION

- L. PAIhiNh D OAIy lotZ.
TIE PROCESSION
will form at salem square, right resting Park street,
and will move at $50 A, NJ precisely in the following
order, VIZ:
Platoon of Police followed by Chief Marshal and Aids
FIRST DIVISION.
Father Mathew NJ, b T. A., with their own Band.
SECOND DIVISION.
American Society Hihernians
Grattau Literary Association.
Worcester Brtss Band.
THIRD DIVISION.
Ancient Order OF Hibernians.
American brass Band.
The procession will proceed to ST. Johns Church,
where they will attend Divine Service on leaving The
Church the procession will march through the follow
ing reefs, viz;
Temple to Grafton, Grafton to Water Water to Mill
bury Aillhury Lafayette, Lafayette TO Southbridge.
Southbrdge to Myrt Myrtle Austin, Austin to iigh,
High to Chatham, Chatham to Main. Main to Mechan-
ic Mechanic to Shrewsbury. shrewsbury to ST. Anne 3
Convent. and counter-mar to Washington square,
summer ST. to Lincoln square Main to Front ST., Front
to Grafton, Grafton to Temple, Temple to Green, Green
to Park, Park to Salem square, and dspere.
By order of the Chief Marshal
mills d3t il o'GoRMAN.
CT. PATRICK'S DAY, 1872.
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Notitts.

ct. PATRICK's DAY, 1872.
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SUPERIOR CoURT-CIvIL TERm-PUTNAM, ],
Friday, March 15,-In the case o Timothy
Aldrich VS.. Charles J. Rawson ct al, the jury re-.
turned a verdict for the defendant.
The next case was that of Adelia J. Bond VS.,
the county of Worcester. This is an action to
recover for damage done to plaintiffs estate, on
Nam street, near Webster square, by the re-
grading of said street. The court adjourned at
hali-past three o'clock, and the jury proceeded
to view the premises of plaintiff. The case viii
be resumed on Monday. Very for plaintiff,
Staples and Goulding for defendant
Cases next in order-Nos. 921, 223, 23S, 239,
2lO. 24!, DAB, 247, 252, 26O, 262, 263, 264.
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BERLIN, March t5.-The upper house Of the
Prus7an diet has passed its annual budget. 1t
shows surplus Of 1860 600 thalers, and makes
44O0O,00O applicable 10 the reduction OF the
public debt
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-10-31
MARINE INTELLIGESCE.
Port Of Mauit0wOc.


ARkIvED-ocI. "a.
STR. Manisowoc. Chicago eund.
Schr Plymouth, Sheboygan
Sc0w Hercules, Carlton, Alb r r ties.
OCTOBER IS.
Schr L. Shank Milwaukee,
Schr Petrol. Kew.uree. / ,0sI X z ties
schr Robbie Knapp. Milwaukee
Str Sheboygan, Chicago, snsd
OCTOBER 80.
Str Manitowoe, Chicago. sund
Bark Cherubusco, Menominee, 10 N lum
Sch L Gross, Escanaba, 430 tens iron ore
Sch Anne ThOrin- Chicago
Sch osephine, Milwaukee, sund
Bark Lottie Wolf, Buffalo, 500 tons 2 r
iron
OCTOBER %.
Sch Reindeer, Portage, 800 r r ties
OCTOBER 20
Str Sheboygan, Chicago sund
OCTOBER %.
Str Manitowoc, Chicago sund
OCTOBER 30,
Sch Wave, Milwaukee, sund
Sch Espindola, Milwaukee
CLEARED-ocr "a.
Str Manitowoc Chicago suni
Sch Plymouth. Chicago, 40 eds wood
scow Hercules, Milwaukee
OCTOBER IS
Sch J L Shank, Racine, 30 eds wood
Sch Petrol. kewaunee
Sch Robbie Knapp, Milwaukee, 10 eds wood
81 ship knees
Str Sheboygan, Chicago, sund
OCTOBER 20.
Str Manitowoc, Chicago, sund
Bark Cherubusco, Menominee, $50 bales
Hay
Sch Minnchaha Milwaukee $50 N shingles
Sch J L Gross, EscInabs. 200 tons iron, 10
tons bay
Sch Anne Thorine, Chicago, 60 eds wood
Sch Josephine, Milwaukee, Is eds wood
Bark Lottie Vol Milwaukee
Str Sheboygan. Chicago sund
OCTOBER %
Str Msnitowoc, Chicago sund
OCTOBER 30.
Sch Espindola Milwaukee, , 600 bu wheat
II eds wood
Sch Wave. Milwaukee, 80 els wool
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4rriraL AMI Departure Of Wants
psiiy-Sontb. South- East SoHth. southwest
f.sves k.uitoSoc Daily 81 o'eock s. N an
arrives IT - eSoy san tine for the clrs 10 one
IN Lar Three tmesa yees: MondaE. Necheh0aF'
sni FrtISy Nv q w7y Of Newtonburr. Meme
EfvarcS nnwa-ds Grove, to ShehoNVan: aud
three times week Tuss1a7 Ttu->dsv- and eat
urday-a- " Gi NOrdueim, HIks, CentreVlfe
SoVse. 70 ~HehuvEan.
From Nzuitowoc 70 Two Rivers dailvn at :
O'Clock o ~ an1 arrives at san'towoc at o clock
Tri-wcesly-To Chiffon. Leaves hanii"
woe every Tue-d.y. THURS ay and saturday, and
arrives :. O. iltcn n o ~.
Arrives 1T Hsnjtoxor every Monday Wednes
dsN sn4 FrifnS Al q
eTri-'yeekiyE.Irioo, G-eS w., Nm NM, u
restay md Frii4r aus D N, and arrives At Greer
Bsv n~If s.y At 8 2 m
Arrive. at N,nitoroc every Tuesday, Thur
t-v 1rA --tHrc-r. 81
semt-NeekIy-Tn Kewaunce-via Two
Ri-er.-l.avs- Ysnlfownc, Monday. and Thurs
~-y At 5 o r.. End srri~es at Manitowoc every
Tuesday and F Irayat m.
WcekIy-From :nnitowoc - hennsha-
Ie-r-. N-uitns" eve-Y Frilav az Z n, and ar
riy-s at ~ " sunda~.
The sa.cf-r Post OMrsa OF Francis Creek. Prar
and Rosencrans. get their mil every SATURDAY.
forenoon
Post Once ooen FOR delivering letters from n
u m.
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We have noticed for several morning:
past, that a great many chimneys have go
in the way of relieving themselves of tho
accumulated SCOT Of the past season. BIZ
burning out. \ word of caution here vii
not be out of place, and we would enjoin i
upon our householders and others to see to
it that their chimneys are clcansed in tho
legitimate way, and not in the hazardous
manner of burning. We are now in tn,
sixth week without any RAIN beyond a slight
sprinkle, and spark lodged among the DR.,
shiugles may produce a conllasration to
end of winch cannot be fUreseen, Our city
has been remarkably exempt from fires OF
any kind. the ircmen not having b-en call
cd out since the 10Th of January last,
which, to say the least, is . full guarantc,
that the above remarks will not be made ir
rain. and is an evidence that our citizens
are very careful IN the management of q
" good friend bat y hard master"