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FROM EUROPE.


THE SICK MAN ABLE TO WALK.
LONDON, Jan. 26.-rhe prince OF Wales was
out yesterday, and walked quarter Of mile
IMPORTANT BUSINESS.
Gladstone and Dsraeli have sent circulars Ia
their supporters in parliament, begging them 10
be present at the opening, on the 9th proximo,
as important business, the election of speaker,
will demand their attendance.
DIsCoURTEoCs.
Earl Granville refused to receive the deputa-
ton Of republicans who wished to urge the
British government to use its influence to pro-
cure the substitution Of civil for military courts,
in the trial Of the Paris communists.
DROWNED.
Five persons were accidentally drowned in the
Blackwood colliery, yesterday.
COLONIZATION SCHEME.
1t is announced that the Brazilian government
has forwarded a request to Messrs. Kits, emf
grafton agents at Bristol, asking them to send an
agent TO Rio Janeiro authorized to close a con.
tract for the colonization of Southern Brazil.
WHAT MIR. oTwAY THINKS HE KNOWS,
Mr.. 0tway, member of parliament for Chat.
ham, addressed his constituents tonight upon
political affairs. He expressed the opinion thar
the state of Europe was pregnant with compli.
caiious which might lead 10 war.
He also discussed at great length the Alabama
question, aud said that, II the claim Of the
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United States was granted, war between
England and that country would become a
necessity He added that the bundcr OF the
English government might become the cause OF
future diSsention at home, and deprecated the
honors conferred upon the negotiators Of the
treaty of Washington.
France.
NAPOLEON.
PARIS, Jan. 26-Durng the recent crisis
Theirs said to Gen. Cissey that if Napoleon had
100000 francs he would be in power in fifteen
days.
TUE QUESTION OF EVACUATION.
NJ. Theirs is endcavofing TO secure the COM
plete evacuation OF France by the German troops
Prince Bismarck has given his consent TO the
withdrawal of the troops on the condition that
three miliards of francs be paid earlier than
previously agreed Epon. This announcement
stimulates the tobacco monopoly project
BLACK LATTER DAY.
All places of business will be closed on the
2sth inst, the anniversary OF the capilulaton of
Paris.
BoNAPARTIsTs.
BonapartSt agents are very active in the
army. They are distributing pamphlets 1rging
the restoration OF the empire as the ending of
barracks are seized by the police.
NEW COMMUNE.
A new national federation on communist ba-
sis, is organizing in Paris.
PROTEST.
protest against the pending education bill,
signed by filty-onc bishops, has been sent to the
assembly.
ENMITY TO TIE TREATY.
The committee of the assembly having charge
Of initiation measures has elected, as its repre-
| sentative, NJ. Dclsa an avowed cuemy Of the
| English commercial treaty.
Spain.
STORMY SCENE.
MADRID ian GA stormy Srpup followed
| the reading of the decree of dissolution in the
| corteS. The house seemed to be taken by sur
| prise, and the members were unable 10 conceal
their indignation Passionate speeches were
| made, which were answered with derSive cries
| by the few supporters of the ministry. One
| deputy exclaimed that the time had come Tor
| barricadcs. The greatest upIoar and confusion
| followed, amid which the sitting was declared at
an end. 1t appears that the king finally refused
| to accept the resignation of the ministry
| rendered by Sa9oSta, and the decree
dissolving the cortcs was issued in consequence.
The people generally sympathizc with the dcpu-
| ties and demand the retirement of the present
| government, The king is urged TO accept their
designations, and Immediately form new cabi-
net. The agitation is very great in this city.
| Disturbances are feared, and troops are under
| arms.
Germany.
| POSSIBLE FUTURE MONARCH.
| BERLIN, Jan. 26.-PrnCCSS Victoria, wife of
the prince imperial, is in au interesting con-
| ditiOn.
South America.
TERRIBLE DISASTER.
LISBON, Jan. 26.-Thc mail steamer from Rio
| Janerio brings news of a terrible steamship dis
astcr. Steamer America, plying between Rio
and Mouteyideo, while on her trip from the
latter port on the night of December 29d, took
| fire. The flames spread with great rapidity,
and the vessel was soon burned to the water $
edge. A large number oil passengers were on
board, of whom eighty-seycn were burned TO
death Oh drowned.
EMANCIPATION.
The empress dowagcr oil Brazil has freed all
her personal slaves.
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New England Dispatches.
MASSACHUSETTS.

MASSACHUSETTS,
boston, Jan. pa. ii. Kingman, mate Of
the bark Warren Hallct, charged with shooting
George Little, was examined today and held fol
trial in $4,000. The examination of The sailors
implicated in the mutiny which led to the shoot.
inc, was POSTPONED till Thursday next.
Isaac f. Mayor, Richard II. Chapman B. A.
Lewis and John L. Shea, charged with snug.
Cling goods into ProYincetown, were held in
$500 each for trial.
MAINE
LEWISTON, Jan. 26.-This morning Adelbert
Holland was found on the street in a HELPLESS
condition, and was being taken TO the station
house, when he fell and died in a few minutes
lie SAID he had taken Strychnne He had also
been drinking.
dollar lottery, to have been drawn in this city
today, by John II Ellis, ostcnsbIy for the ben
eht OF the charity fund OF Post Sheridan of the
Grand Army, did not come oil, the property
beng attached by Boston parties because not
paid for. Ellis office is closed, guarded by
officers and surrounded by enraged ticket hold
cfS, who declare the whole thing a swindIe.
PORTLAND, Jan. Pa mutiny occurred on
board the brig CaSeatec, Capt Simmonds in
harOor, this afternoon The crew were drunk
ana had Just been put on board the brig. They
went into the forecastle, and with drawn knives
threatened the life of any one who should an.
proach They got INTO a fight among them
selves, and two of them were horribly cut and
gaShed. The whole crew were afterward taken
to the station, where the wounds of the injured
were dressed.
CONNECTICUT.
HARTFORD, JAM CIV. Il. Andres was to-
day elected captain of tho police force of this
city, to I'LL the vacancy made by the resignation
oil Capt, Chas. r. Mott some time ago
A telegram received here states that Geo. W.
Watson of this city was killed to-day by falling
down stairs in his factory in Will lms6urg, N.
J. He leaves wife and five children in this
civ
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NEW YORK, Jan. 26-The retrenchment com
mlttee held session this morning. James John.
son testified to giving small sums Of money TO
inspectors IN order to save larger sums. Chas
house business sixteen years and connected
with the general order business for that time:
thought that the prices now charged for general
orders no higher than formerly, and the accom-
modations ample.
y mr.. brgnam, pook-keeper in one of the gen
could not exist without the connivance of the
collector Of the port. Wv
d. 7. Madgett, recalled: Witness knew Leet.
spoke TO him about interference by the secretary
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COUNTY NEWS.

Col. Homer b. Sprague of Brooklyn, N. Y,
will lecture this Saturday evening before the
Farmers club Of Shrewsbury
concert in aid of the Grafton Street Light.
Ing Association was given in Grafton on the
evening of the Goth, by singers in the town OF
Grafton and Manning's band, assisted by Miss
Mary Ingraham and Mr. Ainsworth tpianist) of
this city. The music was enjoyed by alarge audi
ence, and handsome sum was Melted to the
association. The singing by home talentproved
what good culture, musical taste and an enter
pfising spirit can do for the public entertain
ment even in smnll viIlnrc
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At the Pleasant street baptist church, Rev. II. G.
Towny, of Woburn, will preach morning and after
noon Seats free.
S. S. Foster will preach in Anthropologcal hall at
% PM Subjects The observance of Sunday as
holy day forbidden by the example and teachings
Of christ and his apostles.
The Christadephlans meet on Sunday, at 101l
A. NJ at their hail. 582 Main street, up two flights
Subject: whats the truth" or, the Christadel-
phians, and what they believe and teach.
Trinity NJ. u. Church: Preaching A. NJ. and p. NJ :,
by the pastor, Rev. W. f. MaalIeu. Subject, A.
NJ: The Temptation of Jesus; p. NJ The Relation
OF Christianity to working men. Strangers cor
daily welcome.
Webster Square church, Preaching at 1OX by
Rev. G. N. Smith; % p. NJ. and O'Clock in the
evening services conducted by the praying band OF
Trinity church.
Grace NJ. Il. Church, Sunday, January 2Sth: Ser
vices conducted by Rev. B. X. Pierce, d D., chap
lam house of refuge, RandalPs Island, New York.
1880 A. NJ, sermon 2:30 p. NJ, children's meeting
Z $50 P. NJ, addresses by DR.. Pierce and i. A.
Capp, superintendent.
Church of the Unity: Rev Crawford Nightir-
gale. of Groton will preach morning and evening.
Plymouth Church; Services at Mechanics hall at
l01e A. NJ. Preaching by Rev. u. Clay Trumbull
of Hartford, Conn. Evening mass meeting in be-
half Of Sunday school cause at O'Clock. Rev II
Clay Trumbull and other eminent Sunday school
men will address the meeting. The public are in
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Political.
NHujssP.
THE LEGISLATURE.

THE LEGISLATURE.
AUGUSTA, Me, Jan. 26 The following were
passed finally and presented to the governor
Tor his approval: An act TO amend the charter
Of the Maine state boiler company; an act TO SET
of territory from Waltham to East Brook; also
resolves in favor of Amelia Bartlett Jas Wither
and Hiram Morse. The senate refused to concur
with the house in recOmmittng the resolve re-
lntlng TO the eastern normal school to the COM
mittee on education. That legislation was mex
pedent was reported on the order proposing to
change the law so that eggs should be sold by
weight instead of by the dozen.
Legislation iGeXpedient was reported on an
order 10 create a lien on railroad prOperly for
labor, and leave to withdraw on the petition for
4 change in the law relating to line fences
A motion TO reconsider the vote passing to be
engToSsed an act Incorporating the Lewiston and
Auburn railroad company caused much discus
sion and feeling, and it was finally voted--f5 to
12-to assign Wednesday next for further discus
sion.
The Hancock county contested election case
was taken up. The committee reported w f.
HadOc&, republican, elected to the seat occupied
by John Moore, democrat, and throw out the
vote Of Ellsworth as Illegal. After much dis.
cussion the committees report was adopted, and
W. L. Hadlock being present, he was duly quail
fed aud took his seat. The senate adjourned
till nine A. NJ, Saturday.
In the house, bill for an act TO authorize the
Boston and Maine railroad to discontinue their
INES ana extend time OF location. Passed to be
engrossed, and after long struggle amended 50
as to provide that the location shall be north of
Commercial street in Portland and not enter
upon 1t. Adjourned at one p. NJ. till Saturday
at nine A. NJ.
Kansas.
LEGISLATIVE ACTION.
TOPEKA, Jan. 26.-The house yesterday de-
feated the bill to remove disabilities from dis
tranchscd persons. The senate passed n bill
providing that persons convicted OF murder
shall be confined in the penitcntiary until the
governor issues a warrant for their execution.
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CHORAL UNION CONCERT. first of the
series Of concerts by the Choral Union last even
iug, was Us Il whole, very successful. The soci-
ely appeared with full ranks, and sustained
noby tho choral part of the concert. The
"Womn of Samaria,' which was giyen for the
first lime in Worcester, was very interesting
aud reflected great credit upon every one en-
gagged in its performance. The choruscs were
given with a promptness and hcartincss partcu
larry desirable in oratoro music. The solo parts
were very crcditaby sustained, some portions of
which deserve special notice. The part of the
"Samalitln Woman received an almost fault
less Interpretation by Miss Stone. The air
"Art thou greater than our father Jacob" par
ticuarIy pleased us. The prominent contralto
parts were well sustained by Mrs. Kirby, and OK
hibtcd much culture and study. The beautiful
air, GO I.ord thou has searched me- was ono
Of the finest renderings of any part of the can
tata.
Mr. Mason, although suffering from severe
cold, persevered in rendering the difficult bass
solos with commendablc skill, and should not be
Judged harshly, for most men under like circum-
stances would have declined to sing at all. Mr.
Richards was equal to the difficult tenor solo,
towards the close, and we mast not forget to
mention the beautiful quartette, Good is a
spirit" 1t was the bright particular gem of the
composition We hope to hear the cantata
| again. The second part Of the programme seem.
cd to be enjoyed more thoroughly by the audi
cnce than The first, for the reason that our peo-
| pie have not been schooled long enough in ora
toro music to understand it. The ofiertoire by
| Rafisto Inv Mr. N tl,o
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Ahhrexinteh nisnn,chn..

General Ewel's funeral occurred yesterday.
Mexican advices represent that there are no
hopes of early peace.
Col. G.. Il. Leonard, of the staff of Gov. War.
moth, had an interview with the president YES
erday, In relation TO affairs in New Orleans.
Dispatches from Gen. Emory represent every
thing quiet at New Orleans. He announces
that nearly all the members Of the legislature
TOOK their seats VI tue state capitol yesterday
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OLIVER's
STOVE STORE,
SIS MAIN STREET.OLD NO. ego
my24 diff
CLUSTERS OF MERCY HOSPITAL,
WORCESTER.

Application is frequently made for admission TO the
Sisters Hospital For the benefit OF all concerned and
for general ref renee it has been thought well to pub
fish the RULES which have been observed since the
opening The institution is specially designed for fe-
males who have not the means convenience being
properly cared for in time of sickness The great ma
ory of girls who dependent upon their own exer-
ons for living, under this class. They consume
their wages when in health almost soon as earned
and in sickness arc thrown upon the charity OF the
world Unable to procure themselves the necessary
medical assistance and proper treatment they anguish
under tho feeling that they burden to themselves
and to those arouni them. Many girl has been made
sickcr by the thought, and her recovery delayed Ter
haps rendered impossible.
The following the rules Of the hospital:
l. Females only received.
3 Three Dollars yearly, paid ,ohea in hedub gives one
right to bed. and 10 all the privileges OF the losplta
I'm time of sickness.
Q. Contagious and infections diseases excluded for
the safety OF the other patients.
4. In admissions no distinction made bv reason of
creed or nationality.
s. All those who do not take out certificates yearly
must pay by the week and in advance.
Address MoiHER MARY JEROME
Superior of Convent ofMercy.
lal2 deop1 Worcester.
TT E A d Q U A r. II Err S
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wealthy men OF that low" 10 contribute n
unanimous vote was 'hen taNen IN favor oi inc
committees continuing their eiorts' ou mo-
ton CT Mr.. Samuei boNd' MeSsrS' D, H. Nelso',
Thomas Rice, l.. b. AapgoGd, l. b. battelle ana
,. >. HOWE Vi 0hfe"soury' Messis' Niio d'-
dreth' oamuei Cli'rk' Ahsoh h'ee' JONI rafkef
and w. l. BUSH oil Northooro' Messrs' D b.
Rogers ana >. I. Howe OF Sudbury ana
Messfs' L. W. fohd' Col. Nels fnllilps, d. j.
Coeurn' ADM mayer ana H. d, otoudard CT
worcester were lhVitea TO ncet ana ana Inc
MailporouTn eou''"i''oe' "e'i'''NS "cio '"Vii
made by several QUIET sen'iciheh' ana the
meeting "oJourn'o'
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 26.-Clouds or snow viii
prevail on Saturday very generally from the
upper Mississippi to the middle and east AZ Az
lanuc coast. The lowest barometer will con.
tinue in northern New England and upper
NTfNA
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Our New York Dispatches.

The Examination into the Menagcmen
OF the Custom House still Goes on
Ehose Tammany scaIInwags-shotb by n
Young WOmnn-Thc Record Of Gold
smith Maid, etc.
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A MATTER IN WHICH WORCESTER is IN
TEREsTED.-A correspondent sends the follow
ing particulars of the recent railroad meeting
in Marlboro, brief telegraphic account Of
which was given the following morning:
The citizens of Marlborough held a second
crowded railroad meeting, in their new town
hall last Wednesday evening, to hear the report
OIL their committee, chosen at meeting the pre-
vious week. S. N. Aldrich, Esq, chairman of
the committee, presided, and reported that they
had consulted some of the prominent citizens of
shrewsbury and Northboro, and found the sem
tment entirely in favor of the road. Remarks
were then made in favor of the road by other
members Of the committee and citizens of the
town, Messrs. Elbridge Howe, F. II. Morse
Hon. G, M. Howe. J. L. Curtis, and Rev Messrs
Treat and Merrill. Rev. Mr.. Over delecate
with Mr.. Thomas Rice from Shrewsbury. elso
made some very Interesting remarks, tcstifyinp
to the enthusiasm Of the people of Shrewsbury
In favor Of the road, and the willingness of the
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Criminal Record.

SHORT TERM FOR MURDER.
:, HARRISBURG, Jan. 26.-Charles Wright NJ
Hollidaysburg has been sentenced IN Ave ana :" ~
half years Imprisonment for the mnrder Of M u
vine, at Altoona, in July Vi "
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NEW FURNITURE, and other things "handy
to have about the house," were unceremonious-
ly unloadcd at the residence of Lieut.. G. Nc
Knight, on Thomas street, last evening; and
the licutenant,-who was at the State Guard
armorv at the time, wondering at the non-ap.
pearance of his squad at drill meeting, found,
on his return, his house filled with uninvied
guests and the new articles aforesaid. The oc-
casion was the fifth anniversary of the marriage
oil Mr. Mcknight, and number of the members
oil company b, State Guard, with gentlemen as
ISOLATED with MIR. NJ. in business, had prepared
bona fde surprise. Capt NJ. Almy Aldricb
in behalf OF the company, presented the Gifts,
Lieut.. Mcknight being too much surprised to
respond formally; Mrs r. Cheney read an nm
propriate original poem, and short addresses fol-.
lowed from Capt. Harvey, Capt. Boydeu. and
Others Mrs. Mcknight was not foreot,cn
some Of her lady friends presenting approprinte
gifts. The time was then spent till late hour
with music, dancing, pleasant social intercourse
and good cheer.
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CARRIAGE MAKERS SUPPLIES.
CoLWELL & wINsoR's,
Nos. Cd and 90 Canal street,
PROVIDENCE, RI.
Agents for JoNEs,s WHEEL.
A MERICAN \ FOREIGN PATENTs

r.. H. EDDY.
Solicitor OF Patents for Inventions Trade Marks or
Designs, No. rs state st., opposite Kiby st.,
Boston
40 Agency in the United States possesses superior ia.
9Mieyor obtaining Patents aScertGiniaa he pdteta
bihtv Of Inventions.
All necessity Of journey to Washington to procure
Patent, and the great delay there, arc here saved
inventors.
Testimonials.
II regard Mr.. Eddy OF the most capable and
intercourse.
CHARLES MASON, Commissioner Of Patents"
"lhave hesitation In assuring inventors that they
cannot employ man more competent and frustnortlV,
and more capable Of putting their applications in form
TO secure for them an early aud favorable consideration
at the Patent ONCE EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner OF Patents"
Mr.. X. II. Eddy has made for me over lllRrY apE
pcaons for Patents having been successful In almost
every Such unnistakabe proof Of great talent and
ability on h part leads me to recommend ALL inventors
TO apply TO him TO procure their patents they may he
sure Of having the most faithful attention bestowed Un
their cases. and NJ very reasonable Charge,
Bestou. Jan. J, 1872 dstwly JOHN lAGGAAT.
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VUTISIUU NUUTU-
pration bill, appropriating $50 4SO 900, aud dis
posed Of it.
The commitsec rose and reported both bills to
the house.
Mr.. Garfield called for the yea and nay vote
on Mr., Maynard'S amendment, striking out the
section which establishes statute of Limitation
against the government.
Inc house refused the yeas and nays, and the
section was struck out.
Both appropriation bills were passed.
MI. Cox offered u resolution calling on the
president for information as to the rendenture
or reinstatement Of Cinnamon in Cuba. Re-
lefred to the committee ON commerce.
Inc house at 800 adjourned, the session TO-
morrow to be for general debate only.
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SUPERIOR (CIvIL) COURT - BACON, j.
Friday, Jan. 26.-The case of Henry +. Ross vs.
Harrison Bliss was given to the jury about four
o'clock p. NJ. They had not agreed when the
court adjourned.
The court has adjourned to Monday next, at
ten O'Clock A. NJ, when case No. 80, Foster Free
land VS.. Mary Dewitt Freeland, will be taken
up. Staples & Goudng for plaintiff, Very for
defendant.
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The two appropriation bills have been disposed
Of with CELEBRITY altogether Unprecedented, and
with but few changes from the reports of the
committee. The sections added to the legisla-
tive bill this alte noon will pla C serious and
wholesome check on the wasteful and reckless
use of the public facilities hitherto prevailing at
tic government printing Office