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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-15

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class route 10 Kew York via James river and Clc>;-
pcrke Ray 10 Baltimore aud from thence by rail to
philadelphia and New York
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Phila,lclpii:,. Observation-Disclosures. 30
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Tickets sold aud baggage checked, through at CARRIER
& Co.'S Express No. S2G Main street. and Oh board
,l"Iivc liza IitucuN.
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TO tour : and pIc:srr-sc"kcrs. enabling item to
PASS i TDCGH DUTCH GAP aud see other
nui,tiS Of 'crcSt on JAMES RIVER liY DAY
LIGHT. l.. l.. TATi'M, General Agent
.au,s River Steamboat Company.
O!Icc. Mint. Main streets. aud at Rockets.
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DIssOLUTION OECO.P PARTNERsIIlP

The firm Of PAINE& co. iS this day dissolved ny
mutual consent The name of the GrIu VIII only Ike
used In liquidation.
WILLIAM G. PAINE win attend to settling up It's
business, w. G.. PAINE,
February :, 1872. ROBERT A. PAINE.
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From Washington.
MIR. WIisOn-Mr. Summers Resolution
Causes Much Talk III the Scnate-A Per-
sOnai Explanation in The House, etc.
ESPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE DAILY spY.l

WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. Is.
MR.. WILSON
Senator Wilson left this evening for New
Hampshire, to take part in the canvass. He was
sixty years old to-day, and was presented with
handsome cane by some of his friends.
THOSE CONNECTICUT STATUES.
1t is expected that the statues of Sherman
and TrImbull win be formally presented to con
grcss by the Connecticut delegation some time
next week. 1t would have been done this week
but for the absence of Senator Buckingham.
MR.. SUMMERS RESOLUTION.
The senate debate on the Sumner resolution
has degenerated ito presidential campaign
speeches, and the prospect now is that it will
run all next week. The original subject has
been lost sight of, and president-making seems
now to be the main subject of the speakers.
WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE.
The house adjourned early to prevent the con-
sideraton of the bill for the relief of William
and Mary college. There is a good deal of feel
ing among republicans against the proposed APP
preparation, but, if square vote can be rot, the
bill will pass, as all the democrats will vote for
it, and enough republicans TO carry it.
An amendment will be offered the next time
the bill comes up, providing that colored stu
dents shall not be excluded from the college;
and if it is adopted, it will kill the bill. 1t is
quite doubtful however, whether this flank
movement will succeed
MIR. BECK's PERSONAL EXPLANATION.
AS might have been expected, the senate hav.
ing allowed Senator Brownlow yesterday to
make speech upon Mr.. Beck, to-day the latter
gentleman had his turn in the house. An at
tempt was made by two or three republicans to
prevent the personal explanation, but the ever
whelming disposition Of the house TO allow fair
play, compelled them to desist
Mr.. Stevenson, of Ohio, with pcrtinacious
folly, continued to raise points of order on Mr.
Beck, but the speaker overruled them, and was
sustained i'll his decisions by General Banks, Mr.
Dawes, General Butler and others. The personal
explanation would have been stronger if it had
been more brief, but 1t is generally regarded as
an effective reply to BrownlowS speech in the
senate, especially that part of it which was
purely personal.
The scene in the house was somewhat eXcit-
ing for a time, but the great body of republic
cans behaved finely. They knew well enough
that satisfactory reply could be made to much
of Bcck's arraignment of Tennessee, but the
usage Of the house required that he should be
heard. SAM WELLER.
MINOR MATTERS.
The committee on appropriations to-day fin
ishcd the deficiency bill. 1t appropriates about
$4,000 600.
Senator Garrett Davis is slowly improving.
1t is not probable that he will resume his duties
in the senate, but will return to his home in
Kentucky and abstain from all work of public
character.
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Sunday Notices.

Church of the Unity: Rev. L. G. Ware, of Bur-
lingtOn, VT, will preach morning and evening.
Rev. Mr.. Hall viii begin course of lectures to-
morrow evening, at the First Unitarian church,
upon the Life of st. Paul. Services begin at
O'Clock.
Mr.. st. John will preach tomorrow morning at
the UniYersalist church, the subject of "The
Heavenly Home" In the evening he will give the
second doctrinal discourse Subject: Universal
ism, the Voice of Nature"
Grace Church: The pastor, Rev. A. McKeown,
will deliver, by request sermon on the Importance
of studying the Scriptures. Sermon in afternoon
by Rev. John r. Gushing, student in Boston theo-
logical seminary.
Rev. John r. Gushing will preach at Salem street
church Sunday, at 1OR A. N.
There will not be preaching in Schofeld's block
tomorrow evening, some were led to anticipate,
but it may be expected a week from tomorrow.
S. S. Foster will speak at Anthropological hall,
Sunday afternoon, at "a O'Clock, on religious gam
bling.
Spirituaists in Lincoln hall: Miss Jennie Leys
will speak at half-past two and halfpast seven
Circle at halfpast five.
The Christadelphians meet on Sunday, at l01S
o'clock A. M, at their hall, $50 Main street. up two
flights. Subject: Our heavenly home scripturally
defined, viz: If man die shall he live again?
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AbbrcvIatcd Dispntchcs.

Eight cars and two locomotives were wrecked
by collision on the Iron Mountain railroad
Thursday, but nobody was hurt.
Buffalo dispatch SAYS that the lake fisher.
mcn are TO hold meeting insDetrot on March
70, with view to consider means to secure their
rght to fish on British soil, which is denied by
the treaty Of Washington.
A meeting OF prominent citizens was held at
ST. Louis on Thursday, to concoct measures TO
bring to the notice of European capitalists the
advantages offered by Missouri, in mining and
agricultural resources, for profitable investment.
A committee was appointed TO memorabilia the
legislature on the subject, and ask for an appro-
priation to carry out the object
A Halifax dispatch says the German steamer
New York returned TO that port on Thursday
evening in consequence of heavy weather and
snow storm outside She experienced terrible
weather on her voyage from Bremen. Her boats
were carried away and bridge broken. Captain
LarDcd, the first officer, was badly cut in the
face, being knocked about the deck. Que man
fell from aloit to the deck and died four hours
after.
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Criminal Record.


SHOT HIS WIFE.
SPRINGFIELD, O., Feb. 16.-A colored man,
named Robert w Scott, shot his wife dead on
Thursday night, aud then fatally shot himself.
Domestic inielicty was the cause.
EXECUTION oFBuCKHouT.
WHITE PLAINS, N. Y, Feb. 16-Buckbout.
the murderer, was executed at quarter 20 twelve
to-day. lie betrayed no fear of death, and said
he was content 10 die.
END OF A COURSE OF RAscALITY
CINCINNATI, Feb. 16.-Tbe shooting of James
lrimble, few days since, by the guard Of Ad-
ans express company, was the termination of a
series of robberles of express cars OF a large
amount Of jewelry. Through Trimble's confess
sion, greater portion Of the goods were recoy-
cred, and to-day Tobias Strauss and David
Evans, pawnbrokers, were arrested on charge
OF receiving the stolen property.
CHINESE EVIDENCE NOT ADMITTED,
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 16.--rhe trial of the
first of the Los Angeles riot and murder cases.
resulted in verdict of not guilty. The district
attorney stating that he had only Chinese test-
nony to offer, which was not reliable. the de-
fence introduced no witnesses.
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Accidents.
FEARFUL CATASTROPHE.

FEARFUL CATASTROPHE.
CHICAGO, Feb. 16.-A terrible accident &C.
Cured at Allison's mill, near Sterling, Illinois,
Monday. large quantity of grain was stored
IN the upper portion of the mill. The high
wind caused the timber on which tue grain rest
ed TO give way, and the entire lot was precipi-
tated to the floor below. Four persons were sit
ting by stove, which broke, setting the mill
on fire. Three escaped, but DIR. VIM X Palmer
was caught by timber in such manner as to
lasten him with his head and neck exposed, the
rest OF his body being covered with wheat. In
that position he was literally roasted alive.
Every possible effort was made to rescue him.
The mill was valuable and insured.
COLLISION.
PITTsBURG, Pa, Feb. 16.-There was a col
lision on the Conncllsville railroad, at Clayton
station, Yesterday. Two freight trains tce-
scoped, a1d the engineer OF one train was fatally
injured. Four cars, containing live stock, were
wrecked, and the animals killed. The disaster
was caused by one of the trains stopping for
wafer without displaying signal.
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Fire Record.
NEAR BALTIMoRE-Loss 500

NEAR BALTIMoRE-Loss $4,000.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 16.-WatOn & Otto's steam
forge mills, covering a quarter of an acre of
ground, at Locust Point, near Baltimore, was
burned on Thursday night. Loss $40 900.
AT MURRAYvILLE-Loss $4,000
CHICAGO, Feb. 16.-Six buildings al Murray
vile, Ill were burned Thursday Loss 80, 600.
AT PETERBoRo, N. H.-Loss OF LIFE.
NASHUA, Feb. 16 Moons wooden mills, at
PeterborO, were destroyed by fire at one O'clock
this afternoon. Mrs. Ebeu Upton, an employe
OF the mill, persisted in the flames. The FIRE was
caused by spontaneous combustion. Insured
for $4,000 on mill and contents; loss much
larger
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were sent to take charge of him, but did not do
so. The cUroner'S jury found a verdict that the
police are guilty of murder in not attending to
their duty in the case.
Edward Bayer, a well known singer of this
city, committed suicide yesterday, caused, it is
alleged, from his senSitveness as to certain mat
tiers concerning himself of which he had heard.
The legislative inquiry into the charges against
Judges Barnard and Cardozo, which begins to-
day, will be conducted in secret.
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COUNTY NEWS.

Rev. W. W. Colburn, chaplain of the Massa-
chusetts state prison will lecture on temperance
in the Methodist church in Cherry Valley Mon
day evening.
Demosthenes Tiffany, of Auburn, has been
re-commissioned justice of the peace for Wor-
cester county.
The Southhridge Journal-largest of the
county weckes-startS propitlously off on the
twelfth volume this week.
AT the annual meeting of the Barre central
cheese company, the following named gentle
men were chosen directors: james +. Davis,
Henry +. Rice, George Harwood, James Rice
and Wilcut Harwood
A remarkably precocious boy at Spencer,
three years old, got the notion, the other day,
that he was abused at home, and started on
foot for Worcester 10 try the world for himself
After Il while his parents missed him and went
in search, coming up with him finally on the
Leicester road, nearly five miles from home.
About $4,000 damage was caused at the
Hamilton wooden company's works in South
bridge on the 10th inst, by fire, which caught
in contact with gas jet. Michael Shea was
IouHu dIlcr tne HTe on the uOOr OIL tlle room,
scnseess from sufTocation, but soon recovered.
RAILROAD MEETING.-Quite large number
Of the citizens of Northboro assembled at the
town hall, on the 14th inst, to consider and
discuss the proposed construction of railroad
from Marlboro to Worcester, through Northboro
and Shrewsbury. The discussion of building
the proposed route to Marlboro brought out the
fact that the citizens of Hudson were anx-
ious to have Northboro unite with them to build
a road from Hudson TO Worcester. The latter
route was thought to be feasible, while some ex-
press doubts of the possibility of building a
road from Marlboro Centre to Northboro over
the hills and valleys that intervene. The meet
ing unanimously elected Messrs. w. Z. Bush,
Arson Rice, w A. Bartlett, 81, Nathaniel Rand
lett;and L. w, Chaplin committee TO meet and
consult with any committees from neighboring
towns, whose object may be to find route over
which it would be polite to build railroad to
WorppStpr
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Personal T'cIe.rnp,a.

Mrs. William b. Aston died on Thursday.
The Philadelphia board Of trade recommend
Parker Jetfries for the vacant collcctorship
Mrs. Horace Greeley has recovered from her
supposed incurable complaint and will soon re-
turn 70 America,
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New YORK, Feb 16.-Thc loss of the steam
ship Wanda is due to a heavy sea making leaks
in her decks and wrenching open the seams
When abandoned she was full of water, the
fires out and the boats partly swamped. Geo
Stedman, Of New York was lost. When the
Cleopatra took off the crew and passengers, the
wreck was not more than thirty miles from San
dy Hook, and all were rescued with great diff
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LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY
Our New York Dispatches.

Lost AT Sea-zsOw the Ring Wien feel about
Stokes = Another Eric Item Case of
Smuggling silk Manufacturers in
COunciI-FOster's Decentralization,
etc.
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WAsHISGToN, Feb. 16.-The lowest barometer
in Kentucky will probably continue moving
eastward during the night, turning to the north
east Saturday morning
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Indicted ringites are greatly interested in the
issue raised in the Stokes case as to the regular.
ity of the oyer and termner grand jury who
indicted him. II Stokes secures the setting
aside of the indictment it will establish a prece
dent for those indicted by the general sessions
anti-ring jury, as the empanneling of both were
alike. On this account il is said John Graham,
though battling for Stokes, is really seeking to
save Tweed.
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THE NEW YORK CITY CHARTER.
ALBANY, Feb. 16.-l'he New York city charter
of the committee of seventy was ordered the
third reading in the senate-57 to 3d.
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Old World News.
my ATLANTIC CABLE
Great Britain.

THE ENGLish CASE'
LONDON, Feb. l6.-Ihe case submitted TO the
Geneva board of arbitration bv the counsel of
Great Rrit,in in rocorl e, Tho Al,boro, claims
=" o-'''N ~ Wv ''''''" e'"'','
mas oeeh lad before parliament and published.
The document is divided into ten parts.
Part first remarks thar M defnitn or con, nlote
..,.,,,,t 49,,
'''> N"' VI l"o 1Nue' ie'i 0'alhS n"s eNSl OeeH
furnished. lhe treaty of Washington and
previous correspondence will supplv. however. n
ooror,l ,l,c,;.iar or a.. lou,.i -. H. -
o 'i'A VI '"N "Nii'"U 'i''u0 ~ INC
United States
Rue two of article six ofthe treaty of Wash.
- f',''NN 10 i0''0"'' y "e",'"' gov
eIhihehl Is oouhd not 10 permit or suffer either
beligerent to make use of its ports or waters
as a base Of naval onerations arainst tho o+bor
=. g., a., -, r ....., -
vi ioi '"e pu'poSe Vi reie"al OF augmentation
of military supplies or armSl or recruitment of
men," This rule is internreted as nrobibitinr a
s,r,,. f 49,, ,,.,,,,.,,. -. -, ......,..,
'"PP'S VI ""i ""S'ls 'esseiS NUN neu''"l
ports, out as not prohlOitory OF the sale OF arms
or munitions of war in the ordinary course of
commerce
-. .,--...-,
lie clainS suouhliteu are LOT damages grow
ing out OF the a5s of vessels respecting which
the United States aIlerc that Great Britoin Coil-
oil in nor unconditional ,I,,, no ,r;hunai
W III "9' ii'Niu"Ho""i u"Y' lho "iouud'
must determine the question of failure of duty.
II it decides that there has been such failure,
then il must award a rross s,r, for bananas or
- .,..N,..sc, "
uehue the mint OF llaoiilty, LOT tue guidance Oh
the assessors of such damages
The circumstances of the soil;nr oC the Ala
- 1,,.,,. -. - C., =
'"'ii'' rloilua' ueo'Sla aho ohehenuoah, were
materially diSSimlar, but Great B itain main
tains thot in ,csn.ct IN mana Of Thorn hoe sbo
go, ~ ''''
ltieu Oh het international oOllSatlons or render
ed herself Justly liable
Part second rivcs the history of tbe cvI ,cor
:; a., ,1,,;t.1 g., 1,,a'..,,'..
i" lne ohi'eu o'a'eS, showing that the course OF
''''N 1850 ''''~ 0''~ -
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-17

ROOMS AND POWER TO LET.-One
IA Room ~ % feet, aud one 50 ~ feet with dry
house Connected Safety Elevators, Steam Heat Water
Gas and Sewer Insurance, and rent low to responsible
party. Q, BAKER * 90
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-17

THEATRE.-Mr. Booth announces an engage
ment with the distinguished English actor, Mr..
VIM. Creswick, and his appearance at Music
hall, on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings of
next week, in a romantic play called "Old Noll."
Mr.. Creswicll will have the full dramatic COM
pany of the Boston theatre for his support. He
said to be an excellent actor, and the play is
one of more than common interest, founded on
events in the career of Oliver Cromwell. The
advertisement will appear on Monday.
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LEGISLATIVE DoINGs.

AUGUSTA, Me-, Feb. 16.-The senate passed
cd the Bath and Portland railroad bill to be en-
crossed, by vote of seventeen to twelve, after
another struggle. An act relating 10 demurrers
which had been passed to be enacted was OBJ
tanned from the governor and tabled.
In the house the bill for an act to repeal the
county supervisor law, created a long discus
sion and was assigned for tomorrow for its
third reading
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The OLD SOUTH FAIR.-The second evening
of the fair-as is generally the case with fairs
lasting two nights--was the most successful in
point of numbers present and money made for
the society. The beautiful decorations were
rendered more attractive in several ways than
on Thursday evening, by new arrangement
and general artistic finish. The beautiful paint
ings of the Goddess of Liberty and Columbia,
appropriately draped and placed upon the west
gallery, fanking the fine representation of Faith
with its triumphal arch, as described yesterday,
attracted much admring comment. The princi.
pal feature in the early part of the eveningwas,
Of course, -the Germania band, whose music con.
tinued until hafpast nine, after which more
particular attention was given to the tables,
side shows, etc. Toward the close of the eve
ming the platform was occupied by Mr.. G, f.
Locke Of Lowell, the well known personator of
Yankee eccentricities. His wit was well re-
ccived and he was called out several times TO
continue the story. A few copies of each num-
Der Of the Old South Salad, the paper published
ut the fair useful for reference or file as a pleas
ant memento Of this very successful festival.
may be found at the music store Of Richards.
letcalf & Co,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-17

Thomas G. Sherman, the Erie lawyer, in his
address at Albany, opposing the repeal of the
Erie directors Classification bill, makes charges
against Attorney General Barlow, accusing him,
among other things, with being interested as
private counsel for the receiver, who seeks to
repeal the bill. Matthew Hale, in advocating
the bill, showed that, while the Erie manage
ment have in the past trebled their capital the
income of the road has been almost wholly
WiDed ont.
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France.


panied ny Count Remusat, minister of foreign
affairs, had an audience with Theirs to-day, and
presented MessIs Cushing, Evarts and Waite,
counsel of the United States before the Geneva
tribunal. Bancroft Davis was unable to be
present.
CONCEALED ARMS.
The police have information which leads them
TO believe that sixty thousand rifles and thirty
cannon, with large stores of ammunition, are
concealed in Paris. An active search is being
made in all parts of the city.
POLITICAL.
The right centre of the assembly refuse to
coalescc with the moderate right, and arc pre-
pairing an independent programme for a policy.
EXCITEMENT AT 4 FUNERAL.
CHARLES Etlenne Cont, formerly private secre-
fairy of Emperor Napoleon, died on the 18th in
this city. His funeral, to-day, was attended by
large number of partizans of the ex-emperor,
relations and personal friends of the deceased
Among those who followed the remains TO the
grave was Rouher. As the funeral cortege APP
preached the cemetery of Pere Ia Chaisc, the car
riage of Rouher was surrounded by an angry
excited thfong who stopped it and made threat
cning demonstrations, crying: "a Bias les I'M
pertdiistS!" The friends of Rouher left their car
rlages, and came to his assistance. Rouher final
~ escaped from his assaiants amid cheers from
the imperialists, and the procession was not
again disturbed.
ItaIy.
THE POPE.
ROME, Feb. 16.-It is announced that the pope
intends 10 denounce the concordat so lar at it re-
lates 10 Alsacc and Lorraine.
Spain.
THE ROYAL TRAVELLERS.
MADRID, Feb 16.-rhe emperor and empress
of Brazil are now in this city.
SPANISH MEIIIoD OF DEALING WITH REVOLT,
Advices rom Manila represent all quiet in the
Philippine islands, the revolt of the native troops
having been completely suppressed. The sur
wing mutineers were tried by court martial and
eleven sentenced to death. The leader of the re-
volt was executed
Germany.
GONE TO EGYPT.
BERLIN, Feb 16.-Prince Frederick Charles
has gone on a visit TO Egypt.
India.
FUNERAL.
CALCUTTA, Feb. 16.-The funeral of Earl
Mayo will take place Tomorrow
NAPIER.
Baron Francis Napier, governor of the Mad
ras presidency, who succeeds to the governor
geneIalshp pro tenn, is expected here on the
oath.
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MUNICIPAL CoURT.-Chas. Lee was before
the court, yesterday, on two complaints for
larceny, and was sentenced to the house of cor
rection for two months on each, making a four
months term; Timothy DAILY, for single sale of
liquor, was fined SO and costs. Jas. c. Snow
John Doherty and Thomas Donahoe were each
fined for drunkenness.