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Mexico.

MATAMoRAs, June 19.-lt is reported on cred
liable authority that Gems. Treyino and Quro-
ga, finding themselves unable to offer any con-
siderable resistance to the government forces
concentrating on Monterey, and powerless to
hold so importanta point outside of the state of
Nueva Leon, have sent commissioners to the
City of Mexico to arrange terms of peace on n
basis of their pardon and subsequent submission
to the Juarez government.
notwithstanding party of forty, supposed
to be headed by the bandit chief Portugal, an
peared near this city, robbed several persons and
committed two murders within cannon shot of
the Notifications. The guns of the fort opened
upon them, compelling them TO leave. The gar
rison being without cavalry, the bandits es.
capped.
Yesterday pleasure boat on the Rio Grande,
between this city and Brownsville, containing
MIR. Chase, manager Of the telegraph in Browns
vile, and Messrs. Girard, Mason and Norte, was
fired upon by Mexican sentinels on the bank OF
the river, and the men compelled to land and
surrender. They were taken to military quar-
tiers and detained some time.
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Abbreviated Dispatches.

A Halifax dispatch says that, at Fulton's re-
quest, Brown has agreed TO postpone the scull
race at Digby from the Sd to the 10Th of ,Jnly-
Patrick Ryan, formerly of San jose, Cal, shot
his wife dead and then blew his brains out. at
Virgin ia, yesterday. Cause, jealousy.
A dispatch from White Lake, Sullivan county
N. Y, says there is no truth in the report that
the water in White lake is falling from a subter-
ranean outlet.
At the sale of the celebrated stud of fast
horses belonging to David A. Gage of Chicago
yesterday, the celebrated trotting mare Clara
was bought by S. c. Chase of Boston for SIS
600 80
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CENTRAL DISTRICT CoURT-WILLIAMs j.
Thursday, June 20.-Lawrcnce McGrath and
Frank W. Marsh, charged with the larceny of
$3.50 from woman on Canterbury street, whose
cases were continued from Wednesday, were
discharged the court, the evidence being INSULT
cient to convict them
Austin II. Graves furnished bail in $500 for
his appearance at the superior court ON charge
of bastardy
Peter SeavilIe paid fine of 50 and costs for
drunkenness, and a like amount for disturbing
the peace.
Michael Cronan paid $40 and costs for
second offence OF drunkenness
The case Of John Toomey, who was before the
court on charge of truancy, was continued till
July LIST.
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New YORK, June 2O.-A Washington specjal
says that the department Of justice for some
days past has been engaged in finding the where
abouts of the person alleged to have been al.
Quoted from Canada, in violation of the extra
dltion treaty, and yesterday received iniorma-
ton that he was in the custody of the limited
States marshal of North Carolina. 1t now ap-
pears that Detective Hester had an extradition
warrant for man named Avery, charged with
the violation of the kukluX act, but the Cana.
dian officials delivered up Bratton, who is also
charged with having committed murder in that
state. Our government will send him back 10
Canada without delay ard indemnify him for
false arrest
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ADvERTIsING RArrs.

IN DAILY sPr-For the square Of ten Ii IS Of agat
type time IS cts each subsequent insertion so ct.;
week s275i weeks si0O; month $500; year $50;
and The same proportionay for any number Of squar
Two lines for one week sl.Oo; three lines Sis.
. o. i've lines s5o. Local notices IS cents per
ne Tor each insertion Business notices IS cents per
Inc Obituary notices resolutions, &C. I5cents peril
Legal Advertisements oOper square for first insertion;
each subsequent insertion Scents.
Special positions in the paper and special stvie, Of
display will be charged extra rates Cut. and su,f
column advertisements allowed only to limited extent,
and double rates charged for the whole space oep,a
Is WEEKLY SPY-First insertion sI00 her .,p,ra.
each subsequent Insertion 50 cents; months 81 an
year $500
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-21

CHIcAGoJune 20.-The twenty-eghth annual
session OF the natioTgIl division Of Sons of Tenn
perance Of North America commenced here yes
terday. Delegates were present from nearly
every state and from Canada. The most worthy
patriarch's report calls attention to the difficulty
there is in the south about procuring charters,
the grand division in some of the states haV inn
refused to recognize coored lodges in their
jurisdiction or 10 admit them to membership.
lie recommends that he be empowered to grant
charters to colored lodges. The report Of the
most worthy scribe shows there has been a net
decrease in membership of 1929 on account of
the difficulty alluded to.
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Marine ITlsItuua.

SAN Francisco, June 20-The steamer Cali
fornia, of the North Pacific transportation com.
pany, from San Francisco for Sitka with mer-
chandise and government stores, was wrecked
ON the coast of the gulf of Georgia No lives
were lost.
The steamer Idaho, of the same line, is ashore
ON the Chain rocks, twelve miles from Victoria,
and in danger of going to pieces.
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ELDoRADo, KS, June 20.-The scouts kept
out by the inhabitants came in at one this morn
ing, and reported that the Augusta people were
close by, armed and prepared to take the county
records. An alarm was given, and Eldorado
turned out en- masse, but the alarm proved false.
Business is entirely suspended The governor
has been asked for arms. The state arms kept
here were taken ON Saturday night by the Au-
guSta people
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Hanging Of "a Momnn.

TORONTO, June 20.-PhGbe Campbell was
hanged to-day for the murder of her husband.
She met her fate with calmness and composure
Her neck was instantly broken, and she died
without struggle. Her paramour and sup
posed accOmplice Coyle, is in prison AWAITING
trial. In her confession she accused him ~
committing the murder, but admitted that she
was his accOnpice.
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The Liberal" Conventions.

NEW JERSEY.
NEWARK, June 20.-The New Jersey liberal
republican state convention met to-day. James
NJ. ScOvell, Gen. Fitzpatrick, and others, were
present. Henry W. Gale of Railway presided
with several vice presidents and secretaries.
Resolutions were adopted endorsing the Cincin-
natl platform and candidates, and asking the
cooperation OF other parties. A state executive
committee was appointed
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The d.eneyn ArbIlrntion.

LONDON, June 2O,-Specia dispatches from
Geneva to the London journals say that the
tribunal of arbitration was in session one hour
yesterday. IL is confidently said that the treaty
will surely be saved. Although the court ad.
journcd until Wednesday next, ii was in certain
eyentualites to meet again by arrangement on
Monday the oath inst
1t is stated that Count Sclopis, arbitrator on
the part of Italy, who is president of the board,
Baron ID. Itainba, representative Of Brazil, and
Jacob Staemph,i arbitrator on the part of Swift
zerland, desire time to consult with their re.
spective governments, as they themselves fear to
assume the responsibility of rejecting or ac-
cedng to the proposition OF Great Britain for
an adjournment OF the tribunal of arbitration
for eight months.
: the prospects for satisfactory conclusion
of the work for which the tribunal has assem-
bled continue good, American residents of Gen
eva Will unite in grand celebration in that
city on the 4th of July
The American commissioners will 20 TO Paris
aud the English to London during the adjourn.
ment of the tribunal, in order to accelerate the
progress Of the negotiation for the removal of
the differences now pending between England
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carried easily for them by 1000 to 10000 majori-
y. G. f. Pillsbury of Maine, appealed for a
union on the Cincinnati ticket and platform,
guaranteeing with such union that Maine
would be carried for Greeley and Brown.
Shortly after one O'Clock this afternoon the con-
ference adjourned sine die. Schuu made the
chief speech of the evening. He said he must
support Greeley from ueCesSity
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Political.

LONG BRANCH, June 20.-A number of dem
ocrats, representing the different states, assem-
Died this noon in secret conference, and are still
in session. The meeting was called for the pur-
pose of securing straight democratic ticket at
Baltimore.
BATON ROUGE, June 20.-Nothing was ac-
complished by either republican convent ton TO.
day. The Pinchback men seem anxious to
compromise, but the Packard men will only
fuse on their own terms, making Packard chair
man of the state central committee.
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WASHINGTON, P. NJ, June 20 -Probabilities:
Clear and partially cloudy weather will prevail
very generally on Friday from the Mississippi TO
the Atlantic, with possibly areas of rain along
the south Atlantic coast and over the northern
portion of New Engand light to iresa nnrth.
ery to westerly winds northwest of the Ohio
valley; light 10 fresh southerly to westerly over
the New England and middle states,
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4 Tin,eIy Discoxer,.

BUFFALO, June 20.-The street inspector, in
cleaning receiver near the custom house to-
day found concealed under the capstone a COM
plete set of burglars tools and two cans of
powder. The burglars evidently intended to 90
through the government depository or internal
revenue offices tonight
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FEKSUNAI,
Attorney General Williams has returned.


Attorney General Williams has returned.
THE POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
The president has appointed ex-Congressman
VIM. +. Clarki postmaster at Galveston, Texas,
vice Ruckcr, suspended under the tenure of office
act
The post office department is examining de-
signs for postal cards under the recently enacted
law.
AN EXTRAYAGAET MARSHAL.
The reason of the suspension by the president
OF Logan ii. Roots. marshal Of western Arkan-
sas, was, that during one year he expended near
ly S240,0 900 for costs Of the courts or more than
the entire amount of the expenses of four courts
in the state of New York.
The president has appointed VIM. A. Britton
marshal in his place
CLAIM REJECTED.
Controller Broadhead has rejected the claim OF
a pardOned rebel for military supplies furnished
in 1860, on the ground that it is expressly for
hidden by act of congress.
RETRIBuTIoN.
Edward 7. Hardy of New York to-day shot
man named VIM L. Davis, engaged in business
in this city, for an alleged irreparable wrong to
the formers daughter. The parties had never
before met. Davis's wound ~ not considered
dangerous. Hardy entered bail in So, 900 to APP
pear when wanted.
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W ashington.

REPORTS OF INDIAN OUTBREAKS DIsCREDITED.
WAsHINGToN, June 20.-A dispatch from
Gen. Howard, dated Omaha, June 10, dscredits
the reported outbreak OF the Sierra Blanco In
dams. He has the principal chiefs Of these in-
dams with him, and his latest advices from Mai.
Dallas, commanding at Sierra Blanco, represent
all quiet there
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Ooroncr'- Verde, ia Poisoning Case.

NEwBURoH, June 2O.--The inquest in the
case of Aanson Fisher, who died 6y poison. Is
concluded, and the jury has rendered a verdict
that poison was not administered with intent 10
kill. Joseph Green and Robert Osborn, arrest.
ed on suspicion, were released,
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Den,h orTwo' sYrncus. No,oI,,.s

SYRACUSE, June 20.-General John A. Green
a prominent and well known citizen died this
evening after a brief illness, contracted from
exposure while in command OF his brigade on
decoration day, aged forty-three. Henry Gift
ford, a leading capitalist, died this afternoon,
aged Seventy-oue. He built the first salt vat in
this city
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The President nj Long Branch.

Long BRANCH, June 2O.-President Grant ar
rived from Washington this morning, and pro-
ceeded to his cottage. The president and wife
will leave Saturday for Boston
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mo,r;c,dc in W,I,,csbmyrc. pa.

New York, June 2O,-A Wilkesbarre special
says that lvor Davies, real estate agent, mur.
dered his mother Wednesday night, lie is UNI
der arrest,
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SUMMER RESORT.

These Heights embracing OF 100 acres, are
beautifully situated the OF Falmouth upon blum
overlooking the sea, the summit of which elegant
Observatory has been erected the accommodation OF
visitors. Directly opposite and in plain vew Vine
yard Haven Oak Bluffs and the Highlands at MARTHA
Vineyard.
The grounds suitably divided into extensive Parks,
Avenues and Building Lots, which latter being sold
with rapidy that proves this 10 be the desirable
location for Summer Resort the New England cast
The cool breezes from the ocean which fan these
Heights rend0r the OF summer here one comfort
and delight The facilities for Fishing Boating Bathing
and Driving are unsurpassed commodious Hotel has
been opened under the efficient management of
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WUKUESTEK
Industrial Advertising Agency
AND
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE OEErCC
Room No. l Rogers Block,
4 MEXICAN 4 FOREIGN PATENTS

"A nv To
r.. H. EDDY,
Solicitor of Patents for Inventions Trade Marks
Designs, No. rs State ST., opposite Kiby ST..
Boston
No AgeRcy in Tie United States DossesSes sy1egor In,
eHesJor obtaining Patents or tie pGfeaa-
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All necessity Of journey to Washington to procure
Patent and the great delay there are here saved
inventors. N"
Testimonials.
VI regard Mr.. Eddy OF the most capable and
successful practitioners with whom have had official
intercourse 1850 ''
CHARLES MASON, Commissioner of Patents
Il have no hesitation in assuring inventors that they
cannot employ man more competent and t5uStlporilV
and more capable of putting their applications in form
TO secure Tor them an early and favorable consideration
al Tie Falent ONCE. EDMUND BURKE,
49, - Late Commissioner of Patents"
"Mr X. H. Eddy has made for me over ri R'rY an.
pications for Patents having been successful in almost
every case such unistakabe proof great talent and
ability on his part leads recommend ALL Inventors
to apply to him to procure their patents they NAV be
sure OF having the most faithful attention bestowed on
their cases and at very reasonable charges
Boston Jan. l. 1872. d2twly JOHN TAGGART
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GEORGE TOWER, of Worcester,

where good accommodations can be had at a moder-
ate price. Livery and Boarding Stable is kept
upon the grounds by J. L. Liey of Oxford, who
VIII aim at reasonable cost to meet the wants OF
his patrons. Lumber shipped direct the eastern
mills suitable for building Cottages is now furnished
upon the grounds The new steamboat landing Is now
hnshed and arrangements have been made for daily
communication by boat with Nantucket Martha Vine
yard, and Woods Hole. Direct railroad communication
will be opened to the Heights the completion of the
extension of the Old Colony Railroad promised July TO-
Beside the many cottages already built and in process
of erection by private Individuals the corporation under
whose management these Heights have been so SUCCESS
fully developed, erecting Cottages and
store Laundry, Billiard Hall and Bowling Alley, and
palms expense will be spared render this desirable
place TO spend the sultry months Of summer.
The Lots, averaging in size 50 rs feet sold the
extremely low price OF $3.50 per lot.
GOTTA GES
completely furnished for housekeeping are for sale or to
lot BY the day season, by the FALMOUTH HEIGHTS
LAND AND WHARF COMPANY, Office ut IA Main
St. worcester, Mass diff jeli
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A SEASIDE RESORT.
FALMOUTH HEIGHTS!

Those contemplating vacation by the seaside viii
lind it for their interest consider she attractions OF
This popular
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MONEY TO LOAN.

Parties having money to loan on Real Estate can IN
VaraoS hhu Win us safe investment at liberal rate
l.. A. ELY a co.
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~ FOR SALE IN PAXTON-A sass.
Mii Farm of 100 aeres-50 acres 10 woodland Is S7Rf
%lil acres to tage; plenty Of fruit; \ story -.
house; barns 80 y TO- and 80 y 40; well at BAN
and house; land wen watered; cuts 40 tons hay by
machine ami keeps II head vi stock the year through
Price $500. Terms easy. l.. A. ELY & co.
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FOR SALE AND EXCHANGE.

Our facilities for NEGOTIATING LOANS
on Real Estate unsurpassed
MORTGAGES, BUSINESS PAPER, &C, Bought,
Sold and Negotiated
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ped his burden and started down Broome street, In
the direction OF Greene street, ut the ol about
twenty miles an hour. SO unexpected was this
nank movement executed that the Officer was Tor
the moment dumfounded as 1t were; but quickly
REGAININa HIS EQUILIBRIUM,
ne instituted q chase that would have done no dis
credit TO Master McGrath in his palmiest days. The
way the snow and sush dew now was caution.
The FIRST hall block the ra1e was an even one but
bail began to tell very perceptiby. BY the time the
THIEF reached Greene street Mitchell was almost able
to reach MIN. and seeing that further effort In that
line was
SURE TO RESULT DIsAsTROUsLY,
the late custodian OF that tell tale box turned round
and presenting the big end OF colossal door key at
tne onlcers head yelled out, Another step and
The WORDS had scarcely died away on the foul
atmosphere OF that locality when something re-
semoliDg var club fell across the classic brow Of
knife and rolled In the gutter Gathering him up
occupied but q seconds time, and on returning 10
the scene OF the parley the box found right side
up with care and In charge OF a private watchman
who had been an eyewitness to the first encounter.
On reaching the station house
THE BOX WAS AT LAST OPENED
and In 1t found the jewery stolen from MI. Lands
berg. During the afternoon the prisoner was taken
before Judge Hogan, at the Tombs Police Court.
y where me owners OF the property also appeared;
The prisoner gave his name as George L. Wood and
his occupation as that OF o boOkbinder. He was
committed In default OF bail.
Judge Hogan says Wood Is an old offender, he
having already served q term In the Penitentiary
and been arrested several times Its expiration
on charges OF shOplifting and burglary, but mas
somehow managed TO get OF on each occasion.
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GENERAL ANDERsON's FUNERAL.

The funeral obseques Of the late Brigadier ana
Brevet Major General Robert Anderson, United
States Army, will take place on wednesday, April
3, unless the relatives, residing In Ohio, shall mean.
while signify differently. The regiments Of the
National Guard which have already rendered their
services as escort and accepted by Brevet Major
General Mcdowell are the Seventh Colonel Em-
mons CLARK; the Ninth, Lieutenant Colonel Braine,
and the Seventy-nrst, Colonel Rockafellar,
the whole to be commanded by Brigadier General
William q. Ward, commanding First brigade, First
division, N. q. ). N. Y. or the regular army there
will be present four foot batteries OF the First
United States artillery, including Battery l., Captain
TAYLOR, and Battery II, Captain naskin, which
formed General Andersons command while Major
OF the First artillery, during the bomDardment Of
Fort sumter. There Will also be a section OF light
artillery from Battery X, First United States artil
lery and four companies Of Eighth United states
infantry. The veteran Sixty.second New YORK
volunteers known during the war AZ tho Anderson
Zouaves, under Colonel Nevln. as well as the Old
Guard, Major Mclean, and several Masonic bodies,
nave also rendered their services and Will probably
cake part. No orders have yet been issued by Gem
era Mcdowell but the escort will probably only ac-
company the remains to the foot OF Thlrty.lourtn
street, or Forty second street. North River rom
whence they Will be taken by steamer 10 west Pont
for final nGerment.
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JOURNALISTIC NOTES.

About the worst typographical error we have
noticed lately Is that in the Missouri Democrat,
where the name Of Josiah Quincy Is printed josiah
Quincy. The idea OF calling the time nonored and
highly distinguished family OF the Qdncys, OF
Massachusetts, family Of Duncys Is one that
could scarcely have been expected 10 have been
suggested Ia this day and generation.
W. W. Glenn has retired from the proprletorshIp
Of the Baltimore Gazette, one Of the Oldest papers
published In that city. It viii hereafter be pub.
lished by Messrs. William II. Welsh, Henry Taylor
and W. II. Carpenter. Mr. Welsh is an experienced
newspaper man and Is one Of the proDrletors Of the
Philadelphia Age
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A CARD.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
The little personal misunderstanding reported to
have occurred at my varieties theatre recently,
regret to perceive, has been tortured into iracds
OF great Violence and one In which dangerous
weapons were freely and fearlessly appealed TO.
Tho simple assurance to all such as know me that
no such resorts were counseIled allowed VIII,
II Is apprehended, constitute sufficient refutaton to
the unjust accusation AS the custodian OIL the pub.
TIC peace, the proprietor still asserts his supremacy
ana control, and proposes to maintain " intact dur
ing his occupancy Of the theatre
HARRY HILL, rs East Houston street.
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THE TRENTON BOILER EXPLOSION.

The jury In this case. after considerable time
spent In discussion and careful survey OF the evil
dence, which was very lengthy. returned the fol-
lowing verdlct -"That the deceased, Henry Hughes
met his death by the explosion OF the boilers the
night OF the 22d instant, and that IL Is the oph.ion
OF the jury that the said boilers at the time were
unsafe for use: and from the evidence u Is shown
that the New Jersey Iron AMI Steel Company have
not used due care III having their boilers tested.