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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-08-22
Transportation

ON THE BALTIMORE e. OHIO
RAIL ROAD BETWEEN HARPER'S
FERRY AND BALTIMORE.
The CONVEYANCE OF TONNAGE on
the Rail Road to and from HARPER's
FERRY, will take place on and after
Monday next, the 1st December.
The TRANSPORTATION OF PAS.
sengers will commence on Wednesday,
the Sd December.
The Rail Road Company will, until
further notice, receive Produce and
Commodities generally, at the ,ermina.
ton of the Railway at Harper's Ferry,
and will give to the parties from whom
they may receive such produce receipts
for The same, engaging to deliver il to
the consignees in Baltimore, or at any
other public or private Depot, in good
order, when it shall be delivered in
such order to the Company.
They will also receive Produce in
like manner, at Viewers Mill, and al
Berlin, or at such other points as may
hereafter be agreed upon with for.
warders.
The charge ofthe Company for con-
veying -four to Baltimore will be as fol.
lows, viz:
From Harper's Ferry. SO cts. pr. Dbl.
Viewers Mill, 80 do. do.
Berlin, 81 do. do.
The Rail Road Company will also
receive Goods or other comm ODDITIES in
Baltimore,-or at any other public or
private Depot on the Rail Road,-des'
tined for Harper's Ferry,-transporl
and, Immediately on arrival, deliver the
same at the termination ofthe Railway,
to the consignees thereof.
The charges by the Company for
such conveyance from Baltimore 10 the
Ferry will be as follows, viz:
Plaster of Paris, pr. ton, Sc 40
Salt & salted Fish, 100 lbs. l44
Merchandise do. 22a
Trains of Wagons will start daily
from Harper's Ferry and from Baltic
more and proceed regularly through to
those places, respectively, and all com
modities will be promptly forwarded in
their successive order after being re-
ceived by the Company.
Fair prices can be obtained at all
times for the GONDOLAS from
which produce pay at any place have
been delivered to the Rail Road Com.
pany.
The TRANSPORTATION OF PAS.
sengers will, until further notice, be as
follows, viz:
FROM HARPER'S FERRY TO BAL,
TIMORE OR FREDERICK CITY.
A train will start a, 5 in the morning
FROM BALTIMORE TO HAIR.
PER'S FERRY.
A Train will start every morning at
7 o'clock, reaching the Ferry at about
8 in the afternoon.
w. WOODVILLE,
Superintendent Of B. 4, O. r. R.
Office Of Trans, Dec. 6, 1884.
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Mrs. Ann Holiday,

PLEASE TO TAKE NOTICE,
that on the lin day of September,
1885, atthe tauern Of Wiliam Arm"
strong, Esq. in the to,on Of Romney,
betveen the hours of 8 o'clock in The
morning and 6 IN the afternoon of the
same day, | shall proceed to take the
dispositions Of WILLIAM VANCE, and
Others, Which depositions 0hen taken
1 shaNcfsr as evidence an my behay,
IN a salt no,o depending IN the Supsri.
or Court of CAancery, holden for The
county Of Hampshire, in aoh,ch Angus
". Nc Donald and am plaintiffs, an
an iyanction and yoa are defendant.
JOHN VANCE.
August is, 1885 --4w.
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VIRGINIA, TO WIT:
III rules held in the Clerks Office OF
the Circait Superior Court Of Law
and .Chaneery IF Hardy County,
ON The first Monday in august,
1885.
Isaac Parsons, Plaintiff, against
George 5. Cfaigen, defendant,
IN CHANCERY.
The said defendant, George S. Graf.
gen, not having entered his appearance
and given security according 10 the act
of Assembly and the rules of this court,
and il appearing by satisfactory evil
dence that he is not an inhabitant Of
this Country: 1t is ordered, that the
said defendant do appear here on the
first Monday in November next, "a rules
then to be holden ia the said Clerks
Office for the said court and answer
the bill ofthe Plaintiff, and that copy
of this order be forthwith inserted 10
some newspaper published in Rom
ney for two months succe ssively and
posted against the front door of the
court house Of The said county OF Har.
dy. A copy-Teste.
CHARLES LOBB, G. c.
Hardy co. Aug. IL, 1885.
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NJ SaPOS
~ 'a@ ssI55e ~
1t is stated IN the London papers that
the obseaues of Mr.. Goblet were at
tended by EIGHT THOUSAND PEOPLE.
At Charleston (Mass.) a number
of persons formed themselves into
military company to commemorate
the burning Of the convent. They had
the lady superior painted on board
as a target. The police of the place
soon put stop to their rejoicings.
Metropolitan.
From the Dayton (ohio) Jour. Aug. II.
Warlike Preparations !--.After part
Of our impression had been circulated,
we received intelligence Of an impor'-
tant movement on the part of our State
Executive, which we stop the press to
communicate.
Orders have been issued by Gov.
Lucas to the Major Generals Of Milf
tia throughout the State, to report to
him Immediately what number Of
Mounted Rifemen g. Cavalry can be
furnished from their respective divis-
ions at a moments warning ] It is
supposed this force is intended for the
Disputed Territory, to prevent or re-
pei the aggressions of Michigan, or
perhaps to snuade the Territory I! Fur
Their, we learn, that these orders were
confidential, and will not appear in
the papers until the Governor removes
the injunction OF secrecy. The corr
rectness of this intelligence may be de-
pended on. A gentleman who saw al
copy of the orders communicated the
contents to us.
o. Gov. Cass, the Secretary Of War,
arrivedin Washington, on Friday week
last, improved in health.
~ The election for members Of
Congress in the state Of Rhode Island
takes place on tuesday next.
Ieanessee-ior governor. Carol
Adm. 4,o4l /; cannon White) e,
9s5 Humphreys lWhite) $50.
Mr.. Bell, lSpeaker) has been re
| elected to Congress.
Aiabama-for Governor, Clay Adm.
742: Parsons 2,296.
:
4 ao.ssnoer ;, ~. IL, w..,..
! 0a'o. 80 e''e suss eosss
o.@ge sa0ses' s"as as NC passs0 t"T9
| Ataodmd, ne understood that Juds
Crawford, Of that State, had shot
| Music Teacher dead, for improper III
critics taken Nth his douohter. ,ohi
piano.-Aupusta Courier.
-
A nostcrint to the Frederick ab,,
| Arena Of Yesterday states that Sro,
the obnoxious free mula,to Who al
there on Monday and committed
prison. ihso ). Inc arena lur.l'er states g
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Valuable Real Estate
For Rent.

Valuable Real Estate
For Rent.
WE will rent, to the highest bidder,
for term Of years, at the tavern Of K.
T. Haughey, in the town of Cumber.
land, AIlegany county, Md. on SAT.
URDAY the 29th AUGUST next, the
following described
3 Valuable Farms,
situated on the North Branch of the
Potomac river, in Hampshire county,
Virginia, viz:
tHhe Farm
now occupied by Mr.. Henry Smouse,
situated opposite to the town Of Cum
berland, being principally
RIVER BOTTOM.
Yhe Farm
on which MIR. Yost Smith now resides,
situated on the Bank of the Potomac,
one mile from Cumberland a consid-
cradle part Of which is RIVER BOT
TOM, and the residue is table land.
The Farm
on which Adam Long now resides.
This farm has large proportion Of
good RIVER BOTTOM, and is two
miles from Cumberland.
ALSO
We will at the same time and place,
rent the Widows third of
The Farm
situated in Hampshire county, Vir.
ginia, on which the late John Stewart
resided; and two~thirds of the re-
naming two-thirds (it being Mrs.
Hoye's and Mrs. Rogers parts) Of
said Farm. The farm is strong
LIMESTONE LAND,
and there is every de scription Of Fruit
on it.
ALSO
We will receive written proposals
for the renting, for a term Of years,
ofthat extensive and valuable PAS
TURE, situated on the heads OF the
Little Youghogany, in the Yough
GIades, Allegany county, Maryland
1t contains, in the enclosure, about
5000 Acres Of LAND,
of which about 1000 acres are in
Grass, and open Glade, and much of
it in Spear or English grass and white
Glover. 1t is enclosed by strong
fence.
We will also rent with the Pasture,
or separately, THE FARM and prop.
erty on which Mr.. James D. Arm
strong now resides, which is situated
about quarter of mile from the
large pasture. There are on this
farm about 80 Acres cleared Land,
large HOUSE and several acres Of
Mead0p.
Written proposals for this proper.
ty will be received by JOHN RoeERs,
a, Morgan.town, Va. or JOHN HoYE,
Cumberland, Nd. until the first OF
October, 1885.
Possession to be given Of all the
property on the LIST day of April,
1886.
ALSO
We will rent TO the highest bidder,
for a term Of years, at Berryville,
alias Ba,tle-town, in Frederick coun-
ty, Virginia, at the principal public
house 10 said town, on SATURDAY
the 5th day Of SEPTEMBER, 1885
that
Valuable Farm,
situated on the east bank of the She.
nandoah river, near Berry's Ferry,
now occupied by Mr.. Lewis A. Smith.
There ia LARGE RIVER ROTTOM
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1t is stated IN the London papers that
the obsequies of Mr.. Goblet were at
tended by EIGHT THOUSAND PEOPLE.

At Charleston (Mass. q number
of persons formed themselves into
military company to commemorate
the burning Of the convent. They had
the lady superior painted on a board
as target. The police Of the place
soon put stop to their rejoicings.
Metropolitan.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-08-22
VUluable Farm.

situated on the east bank of the She.
nandoah river, near Berry's Ferry,
now occupied by Mr.. Lewis A. Smith.
There is large RIVER BOTTOM
ON this farm.
And at the same time and place,
we will rent to the highest bidder, for
a term of wears.
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o. A letter from Nashville, dated
the 18th ut. says, gentleman of that
place who had informed of some mail rob-
bers having cut the mail from the stage,
was found next morning in the river with
his throat cut, and his shirt tied over his
head.
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u A Camp Meeting ofthe Met
dist Episcopal Church, commen,
yesterday on the land of Col. Fox
miles below this place and will cond
ue until Wednesday or Thursday I'd
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We understand that the sum Of twenty
thousand dollars has been made up in
New Orleans, as reward to be paid for
the delivery Of Arthur Tappan. the Gel
ebrated Agitator, upon the levee in that
city. Tappan will soon find that even
his extreme wealth will not enable him
to repose in quiet and he may himself
realize some of the apprehensions which
he has been Instrumental in inficting up
on others RICHMOND COMPILER.
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BOTTOM.
The Farm

on which Adam Long now resides.
This farm has large proportion Of
good RIVER BOTTOM, and is two
miles from Cumberland.
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We will rent TO the highest bidder,
for term Of years, at Berryville,
alias BATTLEFRONT, in Frederick coun-
ty, Virginia, at the principal public
house ia said town, on SATURDAY
the 5th day of SEPTEMBER, 1885
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-07
NOTICE..

1NllE subscriber will sell his tract OF Land to the
i highest bidder on the first day OF september
next. lyino an the Lynchburg and Salem Turnpike,
six miles from the former place, and containing i33
acres about 80 acres cleared, the balance heavily
tmbered There is on the tract about forty acres Oh
fine Meadow Land, considerable part OF which is IN
Herds grass, and will produce fine cropoi LAY TINS
season. The whole tract lies remarkably wei, an"
the sol very congeniaI to the production OF all hl''
OF gram, as we'll as Glover.
Also, his tract of Land on Little Otter, III be9iotn,
about three miles east of the Courthouse on inc gu
OF September, which contains about 1n acres, 'oo"'
800 in woods and of the first quality Tor 'opaeco,
The open land is in fine heart and large part oi 1t
fresh and produces large crops OF gram OF tN.t.
kind. Toa gentleman disposed to embark IN 'ii'
growing of tobacco, think canrecomneho ''i'N -
very desirable one. Captain Austin who i'es oi
ths Otter tract will shew it TO any person o'l'oSe" "
view it previous to the day OF sale and my SOIL "'
lives the tract near iynchhurg, will shcw Il 10 aug
person wishing to see it. The terms will be accom-
''''''' W. W. AUSTIN.
July % Us
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Illg ~
al8EsfsTY GALL RACES

The Fail Races over the Liberty Conrsc Bedford
county, Virginia, will commence on "Wednesday, the
oh OF September, lr31, and continue three DAYS.
FU8 D1y.-Iwo Colt Race, both mile heats
one stake, SioDcufnc" five entries, to wit y. Da-
wilson enters bay colt Gohdnnah. William Garth a
inie colt; Crockett and llallel, a Shakespeare d> ;
Phelps and Mathews, Medley John : Hunt Red
Wasp, by Shakespeare.
The second stake Is so five entries, Ia wit: Jocl
Early enters Shakespeare VIM. Sanders Jr. a
Shakespeare; Phelps and Mathews Medley: john
:. HUT a bay colt by Sir William; Henry Terry, a
Shakespeare.
Second Dy.--.lockcy Club Purse 500 , mile
heats, entrance S9o.
T'fd H1g--proWlctof's Purse, ; milc heats, en-
uanccsl -. cash pad 1t III" usual discount.
The Rules and Regulations oil the New Market
Jockey Club To goien.
Tins IS the commencement OF 4 New Club. al. /
hNcd ii a lme TO give horses from distance the
chance OF commencing thcr Fall Campaign here,
and travel Eastward. Gram and pro,cnder much
cheaper here than lower down. Good stables and
litter In abundance furnished gratis. Ihe track
made full mile. Every tllluq III good condition.
and every Indncement for gentlemen distance 10
spend Il few weeks at this place.
WILLIAM TERRY,
Proprietor.
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Clock and Watch Maker.


nNSAW'RDAY, the 10Th day of September
~ ISIS, there will be sold, upon the plantation re-
cent?, in the occupancy of karland Richrrson, ncal
the Butialoe Springs. in Amherst county. large
quantity of Wheat, Rye and Oats, together with
Household and Kitchen Furniture, and Plantation
Utensils Of various descriptions Also, several iof
SEES ten or twelve head of Cattle ayoke Of oxen ah'
Ox-Carl, one Shot Gun, and many other articles
too tedious here enumerate. Althe same 'lhle ant
place. the Plantation aforesaid will be sold.
The sale will be made for cash. in pursuance OF :
erust deed executed to me by said Narland klchesoh
the cth day of June last, of record IN the Jerk
Office of the county court OF Amherst. Acting a
trustee. | shall convey such title only as the dec
aforesaid vests in me.
DON Il. {. PETERS, Trustee.
AUGUST 81 JUS
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~ T. q Id q n y.

WIurE and Sound Teeth are both an ornament
advantage is 10 be found in the use of the
81 BRITISH iNTISPEP1IC DENYRiFICE
This elegant Tooth Powder, wirha very little use.
eradicaies the Seuryy IN the gums, and prevents the
accumulation of Tartar, which not only blackcns, but
looscn> the teeth and accelerates their decay. The
Depri6ce thus removes the prevailing causes of Of
fcnsiye breath preserves the hcathincss and horid-
ne>. of the gums aud renders the teeth beautifully
white. Price 81 cents.
e. None are genuine unless signed ON the outside
printed wrapper, by the Sole PROPRIETOR, /, MD
DER immediate successor to the late DIR. W. T. Con
WAY. For sale at his counting room, over No. 80,
Court Street near Concert Hail. Boston and also by
.hs special appointment, by
Howell DAVIES, and
IT X J. T.. ROY ALL, Iynehburg.
Nav !
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-07

NJ" DIRK, Aug ~.
fnoN MrNIco.-Tha packet SHIP Nooteznma,
arrived last evening, sailed from Vera Cruz ON tie
9th instant. \ coadueta, with onc miHion ot doi-
lars, left the City of Mexico on the Isl instant for
Vera Cruz
Extract Of letter, dated City Of Mexico, Au-
gust lst.-" The country at present Is Tranquil, but
to advance an opinion as to how long this tran
guilty will continue moald be mere speculation.
The present subject of dI,eu5siouis, whether the
g" Executive power shall dcvolvc Oh 81. Anna alone,
Z" or upon Union of two others viii, him. Upon
. the settlement Of tbs question, will depend the
g future tranquility of things. II. Anna is radi-
g" cally opposed to any division Of his power
\ letter from Vera Cruz of the 9th instant,
says" In politics, some riling difficulties having
= risen between the Congress and rhc President,
. have retarded the establishment OF our new s,s-
g TEN OF governmental consequence of which,
3" although We have now troubles to fear, we
= still remain in state Of uncertainty, which is a
/" great dctrment to our commercial affairs"
Ncrcanfic 1drertiSrr.
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he hlckuppcd out a declaration, rounded of by
some hall score of oaths, that he % would not be
nose-od by Lord Melbourne he " would
have his own way''-and that he " would send
the whole Cabinet packing before thcy could say
Jack Robinson!' Oh thai we had an English
Major Downing TO chronicle the elegant language
and wise actions of g the Lords appointed" who,
for sins, rules over Us asst we were his slaves
as if popular rights were all 8 humbug," (as Fanny
would say)-and as if, like Jovc, he were thun-
derer and omnipotent We mus have some IA
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GRE "a, BRITAI\.

DIR. Mackenzie, of Liverpool, in one of his re-
cent letters to the New York Evening Star,
OF which he isl regular and highly interesting and
instructive Correspondent, draws the following
graphic picture of the political condition of Great
Britain at Tho present moment
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VOC. HEg:.---.HO. II.


Foolish.
The Mugs antipatllv to his ministers is shared,
Of course, by the parasites OF his court. His Queen
is nj the bottom of all this. She has the ear of
the kina-somo say she now and then borcs it
and she takes care tomake his Majesty do as she
wishes Tho Duko OF Cumberland is also at the
kings side--lhat Duke who stands charged with
uncomfortable decds-and also insnuates his
vii advice INTO the royal car The creatures ofthc
count are tory, 10 man, and in such an atmos-
pl,ere aud thus attended the marvel would be il
the King were other than m intoerant anti-re-
iormrt. Nature, it Is said, abhurs vacuum Il
presume that the special exception is--the head of
KING That, heaven knows, is sometimes emp
e., enough.
Tho tory newspapers, hive let lieht upon tho
intentions ol the king little too soon. They al
ready chucllc at the idea Of the speedy dismissal
ot mnsters, and the re-apponment of Sir Robert
Peel lon must be- aware That municipal corpo-
ration, want speedy and complete reform, that tho
question oi tthes in Ireland also demanded asctile-
ment, and thatlt was expo dent that a portion of
the Immense revenues of the Irish church--tho
by Laws csablishcd' emreh--should be diverted
from paying parsons without congregations, to the
more general and effective purposes of general ed
ueation. II was believed thal Lord Melbourne
had rec entered otico with specific pledge from
the kmp that bills for eiiectinp those desirable mea-
,ufes would receive his assent, if approved of by
parliament. Such bills were brought forward, bas-
ed ON the most liberal principles, and the people
cordially approved Of thcu. The tory press now
SAYS that should lhc,e bill, receive the sanction Of
both housns Of parliament, tile King will re
fuse To i've the royal assent, which is ncces-
,ary tor thrir becoming the statute law Of the
land.
That i. although . nfees>jtatc, the ministry
previously submitted thu details of these measures
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~. TNc Eua,cs,bnya E1Lclni1.,,"

!, printed ttriee eee6 at II per alnla. puyabis in
aJ,upe,. No paper rH BE- discontinued. IGntat n,
discretion Of de Edtors,J until M arrarGets are pqid
~ DJERTTSENEN7'S ,riH BE- iasertcd n,
50 cents pr square, Ter iess,) BE FIRST tiDc, oad4
vents for each continuance. Those from distance
tpst be pgid for previously to their insertions aeSs e
6rqmeai be assumed BY some responsible person in
pyrchbarg
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CLAYTON IN hrNrucKv.-The Lexington OBJ
server and Reporter Of the 221 inst. states that
Mr.. CLAYTON, FROM Cincinnati, made most splen-
did and successful ascension from Lexington on the
previous afternoon in the " Star the West, amid
the dralening shohs Of a vast coneourse ofspecta-
tors From 1900 to 100 persons were within the
enclosure. The balloon took an F.. \. +. direc-
ton. and after getting two miles upwards from
the city, Mr.. Clayton let go Parachute containing
a small dog, which deeended very handsomely, and
fell on tine farm Of Rob Wickliile, ESD about three
mile, from IT,, CITY. No accident occurred. hlf
e. did not attend to make long voyage.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-07

CANADIAN CoMMissIoNERs.-A British Frg5ae
has arrived al Quebec with the Earl Of Go,ford
and Sir Charles Grey, the Commissioner, recently
appointed. The Piqne sailed from Portsmouth ON
the 2}d OF July.
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RgEGGa.9gsgs y. Vsanp,N-

W determined TO remove 10 the West
II,a,f 'o' sue ms property consisting of tn,
a.. - \, '''' no" HccnpledhY Il. :. X J. i. HI.
NV h,', n'','i street, 'e House and Lot occuple,
.''''' ''' Il ,a,ii} Residence, and the House an
s,n,,., i,''o py MI Neahert9, both on Fhd
,r,,', ''t''' III ',c central part of town. AL,
,22 49,. ''''u III "yihe County, conl'nins
l., ~ Us on l'c meadows of Bear Crecl Also,
which, 3's'''''o ana hllchen, Funtur, among
- very neat h'fagaO EOre', nearly
~ ''' rs |" iune none better. Alb, Inc sub
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FOREIGN ENrssu.s.AGENSE.
LATER FROM FRANCE.

Nrw NopN, August %.
Bl the SHIP Natchca, Capt. " lite, Paris and
lll>re papers have been received Il, New Norh 10
JULY y.
The cholera is spreading rapid, in the South OF
france, and appears to he very fatal AMONG the
places which II has invaded are Toulon, Marsci
les, Nice, and Nilloiranche. At Nice ON the lIll,
July, - cases were announced. Al Marseillcs on
the 10th, - dca.hs by cholera, at Touon ON the
same day, 66.
The losses of the French in the engagement.
near oran, Africa, ON the 10Th to the 2Sth, June
were POP killed and jOS wounded
PAus, July 25.-'Tho ministerial journal con
tans the follow M:
" \ tcleelaphlc despatch of the 2ll from Ba.
Nonne announces that Don Carlos retired on the
lUh 10 Nrbcial, where he WAS Joined by Iraso and
tho resi- of the Carli~ army
among the wounded who were conveyed t.
tS'cla and Nrache, several officers are mentioned
including \ lllalcal and SaeNtiheaa.
" On the whole, then loss was considerable
The prisoners taken from them were sent To Pam.
Pel'lna, where the principal part of the arm, of the
Queen arrived on the 10Th
PAEls, July 23.-Scsrral new cases of cholera
have occurred ON board the Triton
M,nsEuars, July l7.-Thc health report oi
yesterday IS less satisfactory than that of the pre-.
ccdhs day. II announces % deaths, of which on
ly p are attributed TO Cholera
TorroN july l7.-for some days past there
has been dlmnulon in the number of cases and
deaths. Yesterday the number of new cases was
II, deaths O6.
PtRlS, July 23, | O'clock, \. M-The sad
events a, ofan occupy the whole press this morn
me, and give occasion to serve rcproachcs AGAINST
the government, whose INDIGESTION, relative 10 our
AhIean colony, IS the prime cause of the check rNz
Polenccd by the French battalion.
Marshal tlausel left yesterday for AIoicrs.