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Notice,

Notice.
COLUMBIA, 8. c., JUNE 1, 1872.
TIM Z undersigned has associated with him
Il in business Mr.. JOHN L. GYLES. The
general Grocery business will hereafter be
conducted by the firm OF HOPE 4 GYLES.
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New England Dispatches.
Meeting Of IIsc Eastern RaiIroad Co
Death of the Rhode island state Trens-
urcr-Tcrriblc Tragedy in Connecticut,
etc.
MASSACHuS SETS.

MASSACHU SETS.
BosToN, Feb. 5.-rhe annual meeting of the
Eastern railroad corporation was held to-day in
the ladies room of the depot; but, owing TO the
crowde attendance it was adjourned to the
Meionlon. The president, George NJ. Browne
declined reelection to any Office. The following
resolve was passed:
Chat the directors of the road be authorized
to issue bonds not to exceed in amount the sum
OF 81 100000 for the use of the corporation, in
accord NICE with existing Statutes
proposition to postpone the election of
board oil directors TO an adjourned meeting, Feb.
18th, was carried, and committee of seven was
appointed TO nominate list of directors to be
then presented.
The supreme court, at Cambridge, is occupied
with the trial of Thomas Hcrty, charged with
beating his housckceper, Fanny Coulter, to
death, in Maiden year ago.
George A. Brks, an uph0sterer was held in
$1,000 bail to day for trial, charged with at
tempting to blackmail VIM. j. Lutz by accusing
him of criminal intimacy with his, Bnks
daughter.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
HILLsBoRO BRIDGE, Feb. 5.-Gles Travis
son of William S. Travis, of Deering, while his
father and mother were at breakfast, about 8
o'clock yesterday morning, took a chair and
made an assault on his father cutting fe2 eul
cash on his head. He then turned to his moth-
er and broke her skull in two places, after which
he took rope and staI ted evidently TO hang
himself, when he was arrested. He has for
some time been considered partially insane If
is thought the mother cannot live.
CONNECTICUT
Norwich, Feb. "a man named VIM Fry.
ing, in the employ of DIR samuel ,tobnenp or
Bozrnh, has for some timc had nossinn Ear bis
EMPLOYERS daughter Jane. and frenmrnIly sorobt
to marry her Ills snit has been discn,,yga%od Inv
the Young lady and tbe family Eryng who
hoe a yiol,t ta, , ~ , ~ i",I'y. living, VINO
loaded shotgun went to the sittnS roono horo
the vounm lady was lvinT IN a sofo and dis
charged botb barrels INTO bnr %ead i, %ie
probably fatal iniu,ics Tben tn~n;n,, ~ ME-
johnson who Witnessed the scene strnolS hor a.
violent blow on the bcad with tho hraooh oc ,ra
gun mal5ino nainTIi thnul' .ue J, or ,se
wound Tie mnrdernr Hon ,,nut ''t ~ ~
room "eH' o"' VI ''''
Snnposino he had oscoDod tbo c,r,;,,, conf n
messenger to his civ whrre h S So ,"" avn DO
nosted IN tIo t h Wy, WIFI W nas money nc
He however wont T., III ron,, j., -. r. ~
bnidng Iocs"d binosoIf IN ,d 4" WIN VI wy
from oar ~ ear Wbo t i,'1' 1 ous m'o vnio'
omen shortly acrard no o'I "Soi c was 49,
dead on rho bod viii ~ iii "uI ionlu y III
his hard Tho oT,;r inS arouug Elenen l.s 1T
element in This vieintv Dr JoInsnnss fo,,,iI,,
is hiabi -. o9uuson Ia'nlly
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THE CUSTOM HOUSE INQUIRY.

THE CUSTOM HOUSE INQUIRY.
NEW YORK, Feb 5.-Ihe congressional com
mttee met and voted to adjourn on Saturday,
to meet after that date in Washington.
CHARITY BALL.
Tomorrow evening there is to be charity
ball at the Brooklyn Academy of music in aid
OF the Homeopathic hospital fund. 1t will I'M
doubleday, be much more enjoyable affair
than the Alexis ball
RUN ON THIRD AVENUE SAVINGS BANK.
The officers of this bank are hopeful that the
petition in bankruptcy filed against Il will not
be granted, alleging that 1t is malicious, and
that II let alone the bank will be able to weather
the storm. The run upon the bank on Saturday
was quite light.
CRYSTAL PALACE.
A movement is on foot to build another crvs-
tai palace in this city, by the industrial exhibit
ton company, and operations are to commence
as soon as 81 ,2jO,000 can be raised. The en- tire
cost OF the building will not be less than "a :
100000 or S5,O0O,OOO
BUcKHoUT.
Judge Gilbert has denied the motion for stay
OF proceedings in the case of Buckhout, the
Sleepy Hollow murderer, and as Gov Hoffman
declines TO Interfere in the matter, there is now
very good prospect that the sentence of the
court, that he shall be hung on Friday, the 10th
inst, will be carried out.
SPEEDY CAPTURE.
SUI crlntendent kelso's detectives captured q
brace of English thieves on the steamship City of
New York from Liverpool, on Friday. A cable
dispatch had come to baud before the arrival Of
the steamer, and the thieves were greatly sur
prised when Mr.. Farley, the well known det'c-
tive, invited them to take a ride with him 10
headquarters.
EFFECTS OF THE ICE JAM.
Nearly hundred people had very narrow es-
capes from drowning, yesterday, when the ice
bridge across the East river broke up. A canal
boat was sunk and several ships injured at the
piers by the crushing of ice against them
Several ferry boats were detained in both the
North and East rivers from two 10 three hours
in the ice foes, aud this morning ferry nayiga-
ton from Brooklyn and Jersey City has occu-
pied from one hour to two hours on each trip.
while the Staten island boats have been serious
ly impeded. The ships N. b. Palmer aud Gold
ell State were damaged, yesterday, by colhdng
in consequence Of having been driven into each
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Ahhrorin,ch nIsnn,chcs.

Tie snow blockade on the Union Pacific rail
road is prompting the managers of the South
ern Pacific route to hasten the work on their
route.
The intimation of the English press of the in
tention OF the British government to repudiate
the treaty excites grave comments in the Prov
inces. 1t is believed that such a violent course
would be almost certain signal for war. The
English government, it is thought will, there
fore, hesitate before consenting TO follow public
opinion so far as to take so decisive step. The
merchants of Halifax are deeply interested in
the treaty
Five powder mills belonging to the Miami
powder company, located between Xcnia and
Yellow Springs, on the Little Miami railroad,
exploded yesterday morning. Five men were
killed, and another missing is supposed 10 have
persisted. The ground is streSn with timber aud
debris for half a mile around. At yellow
Springs hundreds Of windows were demolished.
Springfield was considerably shaken, sending
the inhabitants into the streets in great alarm.
At Halifax there was severe southeast gale,
with snow, rain and hail, Saturday night. Con-
siderable damage was done TO shipping in port.
The American steamer Lady Head broke from
her moorings and collided with brig ST. Vincent
and schooner Spirit of the Day. All three were
damaged. Several vessels dragged their an
chors. The injury to shipping would have been
greater had they not been informed Of the com
ing of the storm. On land, scafIolds, shutters,
chmneys and trees were thrown down.
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Fire Record.

AT WASHINGTON TowNsHIP-Loss OF LIFE.
,ClNolNNATr, Feb. 5.-'fhe house of Henry
Mcclellan, Washington township. Erie comfy.
was burned this morning. He peIished he was
AT wiLLIAMsBURG-Loss 10000.
NEW YORK, Feb. 5.-Harris glass store and
klaine's cigar factory, in WILLIAMSBURG were
burned this morning. Loss $4,000 - WV
AT GRANDY-Loss $4,000.
SPRINGFIELD, Feb. 5.-The wooden mill and
boarding house Of Q. G. Aldrich & Son nj
CRANKY, were burned this morning with most Of
,nelr contents. Loss $4,000; insured for $751;
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The resignation of Minister Pereire is in the
bands of President THEIRS. No successor has
yet been chosen; but it is expected that the
matter will be definitely settled to-day.
Donald Mckay, with others who built mcni
tors for the government during the war, are in
Washington to urge the passage Of an indemni-
fcalon bull similar to the one which was yetoeC
by the president because it was not general.
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TO the Associated Preset

HOW THE NEWS is RECEIVED,
WASHINGTON, Feb. 5.-The accounts from
England produce no excitement whatever in
executive and congressional circles, nor is il
considered that any complications between the
TWO countries can result from the agitation of
the question in England.
COMMITTEE WORK.
The secretary of war appeared before the APP
preparation committee on the deficiency appIo-
priation bill.
The committee of ways and means this morn
ing heard q mixed delegation from different sec
tons who appeared to urge the abolition of the
duty upon salt. 1t continued its session after
the meeting of the house to hear arguments by
delegation from Richmond aud Lynchhurg,
who appeared TO urge uniform rate of tax
upon manufactured tobacco.
MINOR MATTERS.
Charles J. Brockway of Newburyport has ar
rived here as agent OF some Of the Massachu-
sets holders Of French spoliaion claims to
urge their adjustment.
The breakfast table talk of conversation this
morning is a remarkable illumination of the
heavens last night, extending from the north
west TO the southwest. II was not auroral in
appearance, but was Of blood-red color, fading
away at times and then becoming vermion
like.
The Catholic church has claim before tho
secretary of the interior, with chances OF sue
cess, for mission site Of $40 acres, which in
| cludes portion of the town of Vancouver and
part of the military reservation, including the
site of the barracks and of the old Hudson Bay
buildings. claim brought before the same
| department few years since, by the American
| board of missions, for TIT c to their mission
reservation at the mouth OF Lapnai creek,
where missionary colony has been established
by Rev. MIR. Spalding, was rejected.
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Criminal Record.

CAPTURE OF AN EXPRESS RoBBER,
PITTSBURGH, Pa, Feb. Another robber
OF the Adams express was captured here yes.
to-day, and some jeweliy and other plumber re.
covered.
THE DIsHoNoR OF HER SEX.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 5.--Mrs. Fair has been
granted new trial by the supreme court, on
tue ground mat the court erred in not allowing
the defense the closing argument, and in per.
hitting evidence to be taken of her former bad
character for chastity.
MANsLAUGHrER.
UTICA, Feb. 5.-llugh McGee, for killing
Thomas Rawlands, at a pic mic, last summer,
has been convicted Of manslaughtcr In the third
degree.
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VIM. Halves, assault and battery, 81 and costs;
John MIaloney, truancy, house of correction for
one year; Thomas Cotton, malicious mischief,
SO and costs; VIM. II Powers, Geo Waugh and
Patrick MeCdulilf, each paid fines of SO and
costs for drunkenness. James Warden and
Louis I.oisclle, were fined for drunkenness, hut
did not pay and were committed to jail.
SUPERIOR (CRMINAL) COURT, ROCKWELL,
J.-Nonddy, Feb. g. Thomas McGilcuddy,
Johanna Lcary Michael c. Daley, and Martin
I. Shea, pleaded guilty of single sales of liquor,
and were each fined SO and costs.
jeremiah Henncssy OF Worcester pleaded guilty
Of liquor keeping, and was fined SO and costs
and ordered to recognize in $1,000 not to sell in
one year.
Martin Powers of Worcester, common seller,
verdict guilty, and fined SO and costs.
VIM. Waugh, of Worcester was convicted of
liquor keeping and of maintaining a liquor nui-
Sancc.
In the seizure cases against the following par
ties, the liquors were declared forfeited and or
dered to be destroyed: Michael Burke, Owen
Hapin, Whalcy and lIeunegan, and j. W. Part
ridge of Worcester, and e. G. RugsleS and F..
Works & Co. of Fitchburg.
Richard Powers of Worcester pleaded guilty
of single sales of liquor.
Lewis Hopkins of Uxbridge, on each of three
causes for,violaton of the liquor law, was fined
$40 and costs on each, and ordered to recognize
in $1,000 on each case, not to violate the law
within year.
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LATEST NEW S.
BY TELEGRAPH
70 TIE WORCESTER DAIEz aF1
From Washington.

The Case of iHr. Camp5elI-ExpcCted Re-
port of the Ways and Means Committee
Unexpected Performance of the Dem-
OcraIs-EVOw the English Excitement
about the Treaty is Looked upon in the
National Capital, etc.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. The area of snow,
with east and north winds, will extend on
Tuesday northeasward into Canada, and threat
ching weather will prevail in the south AT.
lantic and middle states
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amended so as to include the salaries of officers
of the school board and oversecrs of the poor,
and the order was adopted as amended.
Adjourned for one week.
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COUNTY NEWS.

The sixth annual reunion of the Company
c. association of the S4th regiment, Massachu-
sets volunteers, viii he held at Westboro, on
Thursday, Feb. slh, 1872. by a vote at the last
reunion, the members will he accompanied by
their wives, and after dinner at the Westboro
hotel, a company ball will be the evening at
traction.
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RAILROAD DRECToRs.-At a meeting of the
stockholders of the Lancaster railroad company,
held Jan. 31st. the following directors were
chosen: George A Parker and Jacob Fisher of
Lancaster; Solomon H. Howe, Bolton; Francis
W. warren, Stow; Charles Ii. Waters, Groton;
Winthrop Faulkner, Acton; Amory May
nard, Maynard; Francls D. Brigham, Hudson;
Peter B. Brigham, boston.
At the annual meeting of the Framing ham
and Lowell railroad company, held at South
birmingham last Thursday, the following
board of directors were elected for the ensuing
year: L. 2. Carpenter of Foxboro; II lrrison
Piss, Worcester; Solomon II. Howe, Bolton !;
George Towne, II. A. Blood, and George A
Torrey, Fitchburg; Lyman Nichols, Peter B..
Brigham and Ralph Warner, Boston, Daniel
Wetherbec, Acton; James W. Clark, Framing
ham; David Lane, Lowell.
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Old World News.

The London Papers SSH C0niiuJc their
RcBiHrsss CONCERNING the Business TO
Come before the Geneva Conference
Mass Meeting of English Admirers of
sir Charles Dixie, etc.
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Our New York Dispatches.

The Custom neutrality-suspicious. Char
ify-CrystaI Palace PrOjecI-A Noted
Murder Cnse-Jusiice is speedy m ono
Case-Hcc-SiOI1es, etc.
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of Cincinnati Exchange of Boston, the First
National Of Worcester, and the AlCmania of
Cleveland
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500 to $3.50 . PER MONTH q. Z

Agents everywhere selling new seven strand WHrrE
PLATISA CLOTHES LINES. Sells readily at every house
Samples free Address Girald Wire Mills PhIladelDha
Pa. deOplyr iaIe
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7, OUISA MUHLBACH's NEW WORK.
d. APPLETON &c CO.,
NEW YORK,
HAVE JUST PUBLISHED:
MOHAMMED ALI AND HIS HOUSE.

An Historical Romance. By LOUISA NUHLBAGH.
With Illustrations by Alfred Fredercks. VOL svo,
$50 pages. Paper covers, price, SlOO; cloth, $3.50.
"The study which enables the author to delneate so
accurately the motives and Incentives to action which
moved men and women of past age must BE close and
untlrng and Louisa MuhIbach shows in all of her
a perfection which carries the reader into the very
presence of the characters represented "Syracuse
Journal.
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MUNICIPAL CoURT.-In the municipal court,
yesterday, Stockwell Clark, Geo. &. Sawyer and
George Connor, for keeping gaming houses,
were each fined 500 and costs, and ordered to
stand committed to either OF the houses of cor
recton for one year. Each defendant appealed
and recognized in $1,000 to appear before the
Nay term OF the superior court. VIM. H. Fish
arraigned for keeping gaming house, was dis
charged. Conner, Clark and Sawyer, were also
fined $40 and costs each for keeping liquor with
intent to sell; each appealed, and furnished bail.
The other cases were Robert Cunningham. lar
ceny, fued $40 and costs; Frank Heudry lar.
ceny, discharged; Edward Keevin, assault and
battery, $40 and costs, aud ordered TO recognize
in 800 to keep the peace six months, appealed .
Johu Burke, assault and battery, So and costs !.
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CITY MoRTALITY.-The number of deaths in
Worcester during the week ending Feb 8, was
26, including still-born-15 males and II le-
males; seven died of scarlet fever and canker-
rash; of consumption 2, nfantie 2, disease of
brain 2, and one each of whooping cough,
measles, lung fever, typhoid fever, dropsy,
water on the brain, decline and childbirth.
The two over 60 were SO and Sc; Is were under
five years DID, and 10 under one year; 20
were of foreign parentage, including all the
children deceased under i've years old.
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WANTED = A three or four tenement
house, east Of Main street; price not to exceed
s5OSo' Address Lock Box 1872 Worcester p. o.
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TIE COURTS.
Second DIstrIct Court.

Second District Court
The following SUGGESTIONS we're opened in
this court last week.
John Mckee, Joseph Capedecome, Eliza
beth Gagneux, deceased wife Of Pierre
Gnidrv: G. +. A. Brown, Josephine Ada
Ealer, John Spearing Putnum, GOttlieb He
cbinger, Gerhart ThOele, Frederic B. Ernest,
Dolphin Caro- and Ramanz Mun0z, his wife;
Louis Huber, Margaret Mullaney, deceased
wife Of Thomas Mcnamara; Pierre Louis
Metrol, Joseph alias Aristide Gator, Celina
Leblanc, Mrs VietOFine Landry, deceased
wife Of +. p. Martinez; John GOrtz, Hubert
Grow, August Grandiean, Catherine Lischy,
deceased wife Of Edouard Lischy; Louisa
Brown, widow Of Benedict Spitzmiller.
Eighth District Court.
IN tie case Of Bronson VS.. HOlbroOk, q
decision was expected yesterday morning
but the court announced that it would be
disposed of to-day.
The Strauss warrant case, now up for trial
on the application by the State for a nullity
Of the Judgment rendered therein, recOg-
nizing as genuine the warrant held by re-
latOr, was argued yesterday before Judge
Emerson, presiding in the stead Of Judge
Dibble, and submitted. The court intimated
that II the authorities Of counsel were fur
nished without delay, a decision would
probably be rendered in day OF two
The original action in the case of Mrs.
Matilda Phillips VS.. the New Orleans Gas
light Company was TO compel the issuance
OF certificate Of stock in place Of one al
legged TO have been lost The company re-
fused 10 reissue, except on applicant giving
security TO idemnify them in case the orig
inal should thereafter be presented. On
the first trial Of the case the defendants
were ordered to issue the certificate, and to
pay $3.50 damages. A new trial was applied
for by defendants which was granted on
Saturday
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Base Ball.

There we're numerous games Of base ball
Sunday, among them the Lottas and the
Floridas played a game for the champion
ship at Delaehoise green, the result being
that the Lottas punished the Floridas by
42 to 6.
The original Lone Star junior club played
the Washington junior, and came out Of the
contest q to Is, a victory for the youthful
Stars.
Other games were played as follows;
Mutual VS.. Orleans, 70 to il.
Etna vs.. Louisiana, 81 to 81.
Southern Star VS. Baltic forfeit, 9 to 0.
Price Current Nine vs.. Varieties Theatre
Nine, 81 tos.
Lone Star, Jr.. vs. R. E. Lee, Jr., l9 to IS.
Arlington VS.. Athletic item innings), 10
tolls.
Clipper vs. Forest City, 10 to 5.
Lone Star, Jr., No. 2, vs., Dolly Warden
As to 80.
Morgan vs.. Excelsior, Jr., 40 to 5.
Democrat VS.. Shoe Fly, - to 8.
The Morse zine, who went to Biloxi 20
play the famous r. z. Lees Of that village,
met them in the presence Of large as
sembly, and scored victory of "a to 10.
e. p. Atwater, well known here as a re-
cent member Of the ExcelsiOrs and Lees,
left for Chicago on Saturday, having signed
q contract to pitch for that club during the
balance Of the season.
The Lees win leave on their Northern
tour on Saturday, per steamer James
Howard.