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ecutive officer on arriving at Rio JaneirO. The
following also take passage to join the Ian
caster: Lieut.. Commander T. W Dickens, Lieut.
Swinburn, Ensigus briggs and Nazro.
report having been circulated that MesSrS.
Dawes and Garfield arc concerned in the anti
Grant movement, it is ascertained on inquiry
that Mr.. Dawes to-day said to a senator that,
while he had no political sympathy with the
minority Of republicans in the senate, the course
pursued by the majority towards them concern
lug the Investigation Of the alleged abuses Ia |
excited his personal sympathy. Gen, Garfield
tonight, in answer 10 an inquiry, said that he
was not aware of ever having said a word that
could be construed into hostility towards Gen
Grant: and also remarked that he, like Dawes
had always been in favor OF the fullest inyest-
cation of charges affecting the conduct OF public
officers.
Congressman have invaded the departments
TO transact business for their constituents or So
liCit places for their friends.
The senate committee on patents has Ggreed
to recommend the reissue of letters patent for
an improved circular saw bench TO Charles z.
WaTdwell of Lake Village, n. H., whose 1pp-
cation for a reissue was delayed by the sickness
of James Goodrich of Fitchburg, the manulaC-
turer Of the machines.
Mr.. Willard will report bill when the COM
mittee on pensions shall be next called, to give
pensions to all soldiers OF 1912 who served four
teen days. or to the survivors of such soldiers.
On Tuesday and Wednesday of next week the
house will consider the bill to prohibit members
of congress from recommending appointments
to office.
Gen. Banks does not propose to have the house
consider the bin in relation to the fishery claus
es of the Washington treaty ON Thursday next,
for which day 1t was made the special order. He
may possibly ask to have another day assigned
to the bill, but it is not improbable that the
whole su6jecs will 90 over until next winter.
Six or seven additional witnesses have been
summoned from New York to appear before the
custom house committee.
No official information has yet been communi-
Gated to the spirit in which the letter of Secre-
tary Fish to Earl Granville was received. Gem
tlemen in high official position, however, think
The contliction views of the. two governments
viii be rec0nciled.
Several weeks will elaDse before the New Or
leans special committee will make their report.
st. Patrick day was generally observed in the
Catholic churches. Various Hibernian associa-
tons attended, the Knights Of ST. Patrick APP.
pearing in uniform.
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ISSOuPI.

ST. LOUIS, March 15.-Edwin Harrison, eX-
ecutor of the late James Harrison, entered II
suit in the circuit court to day for the recovery
of $4,000, claimed to be due james Harrison for
services rendered and expenses incurred on be-
half of Inc Missouri Pacific railroad.
Both houses OF the legislature have passed Il
bill authorizing the United States government
to acquire by purchase a site in ST. Louis Tor II
new post Office and court house
In the case of Fishback VS.. Mckee & Houser
OF Missouri, Judge Mledill tdemocratJ declined
to appoint a receiver, or order an adjustment of
the estate on the petition granted by Fishback;
whereupon the plaintiff moved 10 amend the pc
tition, which was granted.
ST. LOUIS, March 1.-THE first public meet
ng OF the internatiOnalS was held at Turner hall
to-day, at which 300 to 400 persons were pres
emf
A bill was introduced in the senate yesterday
which practically aboishes the death penalty,
by leaving the mode of punishment TO the jury.
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THE CELEBRATION TO-DAY.-Ihe weather
yesterday was such as generally accompanies
st. Patrich's day. The morning opened pleas
antly enough, but toward noon the clouds gath
cred and the snow began TO sift down in DIS
agreeable sort Of way. Late in the evening the
stars shown out brightly, and il there is no fur
Their change, the prospect is that, with the eX-
cepton of tile bad condition of the Streets the
day will be as pleasant as can be expected at
this season of the year. The arrangements all
ready made promise more extensive celebra-
ton than has ever before been attempted in
Worcester. The procession will be larger
than usual, ami under the charge
of competent and experienced marShals
The services in St.John'S church will be under
the charge of Right Reverend Bishop O'Reilly,
who will celebrate pontifcal mass, followed by
discourse by Rev. Bernard O'Reilly. The
band of the Father Mathew temperance society
will furnish music at the lecture in Mechanics
hall in the evening. The celebration of the day
will close by a grand supper at the Bay State
house, at which Mayor Very and other promi-
nent citizens are expected to speak in response
TO toasts.
ACCIDENT ON THE BOsToN AND ALBANY
RAILRoAD.-A very serious accident occurred
on the Boston and Albany railroad Saturday
morning, by which several persons were injured,
but, it is hoped, none fatally. The train to
which the accident occurred was the one due
here at 9.25 AM, from Springfield, under charge
of Conductor Clark, While the train was run
ming at its usual rate of speed near Wilbraham,
,,,,ln &c ,oll 10
under the smoking car, the engine and baggage
car having passed the weak spot in safety. The
car was precipitated down an embanlIment ten
or fifteen feet high, the other cars following, be-
ing also thrown from the track, and ping into
each other, making a bad wreck but not going
over the embankment. The wreck blocked up
both tracks and delayed all trains until help
could be obtained from Springfield.
Fifteen or twenty persons, mostly those in the
smoking car, were more or less injured. Con-
ductor John A. Clark, who was in the car, had
several ribs broken, and it is feared has sus-
tanned serious internal injuries Michael Ken
nedy newsboy, who was standing in the front
part of the first passenger car, was caught
between the stove and the end of the car and
seriously, perhaps fatally, hurt his injuries be-
ing conclusion of the brain, Among Others in
1ured were the following: Warren Hoe, brake
man, arm broken; William A. Butler, surveyor
OF Springfield, severely bruised in head, hand
and side; .Dr. Vining, hurt in the knee; Mr..
Sheiilnston, bruised on the back severely. Sew
eral DINERS were slightly cut or bruised. The
persons severely injured were taken TO Spring
field, Inc rest OF the passengers coming through
on new train, made up in Springfield, reaching
here about noon.
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WASHINGTON, March Is, A. M-Probabili-
ties; The barometer viii continue rising, Mon
day, over the Atlantic states, with clear and
pleasant weather very generally over the New
England, middle and southern states. The pres
sure Will diminish over the northwest, with
winds backing to Southcrly and increased cloudi-
ness. An area OF low barometer is probably
advancing towards California. Dangerous
winds are not anticipated for the Atlantic and
gulf coast
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FATAL ACADEMIA very sad accident oc-
Cured at the wrench factory of A G. Goes &
Co., at New Worcester, Saturday morning, by
which George Hoyle, one of the workmen, was
instantly killed. He was attempting to run off
a belt from Skating three or four feet from
the floor, wh9l his arm was drawn in between
the belt and the shafting and he was carried
around forty or fifty times, his body and legs
striking the floor with terrible force at each rev.
olution. The machinery was stopped as soon
as possible, but the unfortunate man lived but
a few moments. The body was horribly bruised,
the neck and nearly every rib on the left side
being broken, besides other injuries sufficient in
themselves to cause death. Mr.. Hoyle was an
Englishman by birth, thirty-seyen years old, and
leaves a wife and child. He had been in the en-
pIoy of Messrs Goes s. Co. about year, and
had gained good reputation as an industrious
and respectable man. The funeral services will
be held in the church at New Worcester this
afternoon at haIf-past one.
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A SAD CAsE.-About half past eleven last
evening, young woman giving her lame as
Margaret Clark, applied to the police for shell
ter, telling ptiful story of sickness and haId-
ships. She says she is nineteen years old, the
mother of three children, and that she formerly
worked at the Crompton carpet works at South
Worcester. A few days ago she was taken sick
with bleeding at the lungs, and has since been
unable TO work. Her uncle and aunt, with
whom she lived on Shrewsbury street, did not
treat her kindly and seemed to want to get rid
of her, so she left their house. Soon after reach
ing The police station she was taken with con-
WILSON'S, probably the result of mental excite
ment and complete prostration. She was taken
10 the city hospital about one O'Clock this morn
ing
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BosToN, March FIX Chief Justice Biee-
low, ), II. Valley and OILS Norcross, referees
between the Eastern railroad aud Stephen o.
lbayer Of Newton, seriously crippled at the Re
we're disaster, have awarded him S25, 800 Mr..
Ihaver lost the use Of all his fingers, his two
cd palms. His ielt eye is entirely gone, and his
lett ear nearly deaf, The right eye is in a very
critical condition, and the result may be total
blindness
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iFhc rsJocI,n,lc r., TynIicnx,

HALIFAX, March 1G.-1berc was another fall
Of snow last night. rfanlc on the railways is
completely suspended, and The suppl, OF coal Is
running short at the backward. Private parties
are giving what they can 10 destitute people.
Tue rcOortcd loss Of the barque Lilly Parker
at Sable Island isnOt believed here.
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roRoNTo March i6.-A mass meeting was
held by mechanics last night, TO take steps in
favor of the nine hour movement. Mr. Trcyil-
lick, president Of the United States labor league,
addressed the meeting. Resolutions were adopt
ed memorai1ing employers to adopt the nine
hour system the LIST Of June,
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A mass meeting at Salt Lake CITY Saturday
night protested against the adms sion of Utah
as state. Two ladies will 30 TO Washington
to work against the scheme by revealing the
inner ile of Mormons. II was resolved that
gcntes would not go TO election, and that busl-
ness men be urged TO league against the pay.
ment of taxes until the Mormon officials make
u financial exhibit.
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WIN be IN charge OF Mr. \ G. Hunt whose experience
as eacher and reader his been long aud sncesssfi
lie ado IS the Streeter method OF Voice Budine rs an
Piled to Etcuu3n Clergymen will, as elergymen nave
MIR Hunt. 'e "''i'
Every teaeher7 employed is a soolst and each one
win success, N'' lN'7N
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The house was in session Saturday for debate
only, as in committee OF the whole. There were
but lew members ON the floor
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REUNION AT MTLFoRD.-rhe annual reunion
of Co b. of the 25th Massachusetts regiment,
was held at the Mansion house, Milford, on the
evening of the 14th inst. The following officers
were elected for the ensuing year: President
d. l.. Day; Vice Presidents, j. A. McGaffay, j.
L. Horton and l., d. Hadey; Recording Sccre-
tary, William Emery; Treasurer Charles f.
Burlington. After dsposing Of the business the
company to the number Of sixteen sat down to
the annual supper, during which the time was
pleasantly passed in recalling "Reminiscences of
danger greater than on the present occasion.
The company broke up Mt about twelve o'clock,
after passing vote of thanks to the landlord of
the hoteIor the manner in which they had been
entertained.
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VIII be given for The benefit Of pupils and each Friday
evening pupils sncahc will be held al which any 20
disposed Viii exhibit their skill in am informal ni1nuer
Z the benefit OF Their irenis
TERMg
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Concerts
Lectures

by the teachers Will be given at the beginning of naeb
term, and pupils concerts show their progress Will b
given ones month 20 all these, pupils and Their
ricnls will have access. ' ~ '4''t
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The Department of Voice Building and
Voice Culture

VIII be under the sole direction of Mr. W II Danieu
late Choir Master of the hurch of the Advent -, NJ
ton and t'nor solOst. He Will the Streeter methoJ
OF Voice building, by which such phenomenal resnits
have been oh aimed, 10 convince those who bo 20 no
quanted themselves with it. that new era Is nj hand
~ matters OF singing Beng teacher and singer of long
experience thoroughly indorsed and recommended nv
Or Streeter as an able Xponent OF his method and 4
conscientious teacher OF correct style. pupils may rely
aim to rain his pupils not II to sing songs bu to sing
in Quartette which Is less easy. Voices will he trained
10 endure for lie time. which in these DAYS of
strainng Of voices, cannot be too highly priced He
will be AccOnlod by able AsslsInnts. -
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COUNTY NEWS.

Rev. S. L Beal has closed his labors as pastor
of the Uniyersalist society in Westminster.
The first deposit in the Whitinsvlle savings
bank, recently Incorporated by the legislature,
was made on Wednesday.
Mr.. James NJ. Stewart, recently editor and
proprietor of the Milford Journal, will sail for
Europe early in April for a short pleasure trip
The French Canadians of Westboro have or
ganized a society under the name of the st. John
Baptist protective union. Its object is to care
for the sick, and to afford material aid to the
widows and orphans of deceased members.
Rev. Mr.. Pike, of Welaeot, Mass, has ac-
cepted call to be pastor of the First Congrega-
tional society in Douglas Centre He will begin
his labors on the first of April
On Thursday, Deputy State Constable Shum-
way of Webster seized team with eighty gal
Ions of liquor in Charlton, on its way to
Spencer.
The smallpox excitement is gradually dying
out in Ashburnham. There are no cases at
present in the town, and of the six or seven
which have occurred only one-that of VIM. H.
Lndley-resulted fatally. Capt. Lindley was
commander of Co. L 10Th regiment, NJ. V. NJ,
and prominent citizen OF the town.
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The above named school r the correct training of M
pills In all branches Of music. will commence rs labors
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EOR SALE-TwO Meat Wagons, one LIGHT
wagon, one Horse, three Harnesses together With
a Lease Of Meat Market, all It's appurteuauces
win iair run OF custom, VIII be sold low price on
Leicester, March l3 1877! DIV mhii
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The Department of Piano Forte and
Organ

VIII be under The immedia charge Of Mr. Fred Zuebt
mann, ors1oist OF Rev Mr. Ayers society. Music nall
Boston, whose experience for over twenty YEAR a. 4
successful teacher furnishes hest evidences OF his fitness
II will yer be the aim Of Mr.. Zuchtmann. who will he
seconded by rs able corps OF assistants AS ever have
been drawn together in his country to produce rtsts
for which purpose no pains will he spared ''
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WOODEN MILL FOR SALE OR TO
educational.

IL IN DERGARTEN !-Froebel's System of
IN Education for Children from to years ot age il
open daily from 81 to l2A NJ, except SATURDAYS at
gins April Ist. dtf n,bls
WORCESTER CONSERVATORY OF
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MONDAY, MARCH 25, 1872,
Inthe Marble Front Building,
No. 544 Main Street.
WHITE a. CONANTs NEW BLOCK.

The conservatory plan of teaching has been So thor
ouShS endorsed both in Europe and this country Thar
tecouuns oi its advantages would seem superanons
Reference TO pamphlet, which be obtainei at t,c
yoisei yorNi WILL however, enlighten those who know
niue about IT, Al the pupils are Taught 10 eli sses moi
exceeding FOUR though in certain branches he classes
VIII he larger the aim heiug always to regulate The mar
for the publs e' PO99iDis'
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EOR SALE.-THE LEASE AND FUR
nture OF the CLINTON HOUSE, con aiming 90
rooms win larse and conm0d Gus Stable attached
sta ed IN the beautiful village OF Clinton Mass on the
line OF the Worces and Nashua, and Boston, Clinton
ana tIchburs mlroads, % miles from Boston, u miles
IrO Worcester IL is also situated the line OF two
New Roads, in process of construction The Lam
caster and Ma sachusets Central Railroads. sold for
the reason the present occupant has other business to
atten1 to "
Enquue OF or address, n. SWIFT, Clinton House.
Nuntou. MISS. dtt IN
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DAVID @. ALDRlCH.

FOR SALE-A very nice Second Hand 6,
octave PLANO in good order. Price only Ss5 In
Qulre az No EIz1helh St. Wnreester. hIf mil
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H'OR SALE-A tirst-class Provision Bust
u ness Stock and Fixtures with twn vears Inisa
Possession given Immediately. For null particulars in
Vuile ~ ia MAIN 81. dtf
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PUPILS received on application 10 the Director at'tha
Con.crvatlf ~ between the hours Of "a. NJ. and4 r. ~
on and after THURSDAY, March I.
FRED zUcHrMANN, Director
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FOR SALE-'"Terms to suit purchaser" :,
EARN, 60 X 40, with one acre OF iani situated on
Lowell ST. Or the above barn let with acres of land
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A GUESS AT THE TARIFF BILL.

The cOmmlttee on WAYS and means h ave not
yet completed the tariff bill. 1t will not prob
ably be reported until toward the close of the
present month. While the members are eau
tious as to the progress OF the work, they say
they will not have time to revise the tariff thor
Oughlv during the present session, but will re-
port in favor of changes in some of the princi-
pal articles and enlarge the free list on the basis
of the recommendations of the secretary of the
trna
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MADRID, March 1G-The Duke Montpensier
refuses to become a candidate for the cortes at
the forthcoming elections.
GERMANY.
BERLIN, March 16. - The archbishop of
Cologne formally cXcOmmunicated Professors
Hilgoes, Knoodt, Langen, and Rusch, of the
university Of Bonn, for their rejection of the
dogma Of papal nlallibllty.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-10
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
APRIL INVESTMENTS.

To those who have funds to invest, and to those
who wish to increase their income from funds al
ready invested in other securities, we recommend
NORTHERN PACIFIC SEvEN-THIRTIEs. Bearing Seven
and Three-tenths Il 3.lO) gold interest and secured
by First Mortgage on both the Road and Land
Grant OF great extent and value, they combine un-
usual PrOftableness with unquestionable Security.
The proceeds Of all sales Of Land are required to
be devoted by the Trustees Of the bondhodcrs Us a
Sinking Fund to the purchase and cancellation Of
the first mortgage bonds, temporarily to tho pay
ment Of interest thereon. il necessary. This pro-
vision will make the Railroad Company itself large
purchaser Of its own securities in tho open market
after the road is completed and until the bonds ma
ture or are oil bought in.
The NORTHERN PACWIC RAILROAD COMPANY will.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-10
TUESDAY, April 9-P. NJ.

Business at the Stock Exchange has been
excessively quiet and duh to-day, owing no doubt TO
disposition the part OF many operators to await the
result OF the present money squeeze before dipping In
too deeply anticipating, they reasonably may, an
inflow In the course few days. Of currency from the
country, and consequently cheaper money; and then
many find amusement in watching the clever per-
formances Of the learned Zig, now on exhibition In
Broadst than the sayings and dongs Of the unearned
bears at the Stock Exchange. While this remarKa-
BILE beast exceeds in gravity, ana seems 10
equal In intelligence. the average broker, ne
is unable to say exactly how many green
backs Mr. Smith has withdrawn from circulation, or
whether Mr. Drews assertion that he has not attempted
to influence of interest for money is entirely
trustworthy Speculation in stocks is quite likely 10 De
limited until such time money may be mad at lower
rates. though prices yet seem 10 be well sustained
The market to-day started off In quiet way, and at once
became weak but when II began to be brued about that
the promoters OF the lookup movement would restore
the withheld greenbacks to the street to-day, o
more cheerful sentiment quickly became apparent,
and prices generally advanced to per cent
oil round advance being wel supported throughout
the call Of the Second Board As it did not appear that
money grew any easier u rates being paid up to the
close the buyers of the morning became little shaky,
and eylnced desire to sell out, satisfied rather with
baggng small profit than risking the contingency OF
loss. This started downward movement equal In is
decline In many instances to the upward squirt Oh thc
morning though in the late dealings which were insult
ferably dull prices generally recovered Eric advanced
to its highest point in the afternoon, in sympathy
with the advance in London, though the local
position Of the stock is such as to warrant the
possibility Of lively time by and by, and In estimating
the condition OF the joint holdings Of the two London in
terests now said TO be merged the home interest should
not be overlooked. The n. Y Central and Lake Shore
arc quoted the London lists, and Mr. Kernan's
cable dispatches quote the price Of the former to-day at
C1, 90 Nail haph
comparatively active and strong tho faith OF Its
friends in obtaining the additional subsidy asked for
from Congress and the growing and prosperous business
OF the lne The chief trade to-day has been in the lead
ing speculative shares though comparatively the less
prominent shares active than yesterday. In
vesments were dull and fewer. In the miscellaneous
shares Quicksilver bore off the palm for activity and
wide fluctuations Coal shares strong, and express
stocks steady. The opening, highest lowest and closing
prices OF active stocks were az follows.