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CAMBRIA STEAMSHIP,

a kiA s.6o!. Truro BEACH a i.i,his sI .issh A
trade 'sSa mya s.e o.
A T A. MEETING. Of Fire Engine Company No IS, held
4 Il! the EnsHs H0s; by % e sss.
Foreman having been received committee fthree
% Ss SS
.oa q Foreman Mr. Niehoa.F Wilson, whose eoasss
s1ss the ;' to hi
u q: :ss. 81
low citizen. displayed the p!omps isriss. discharge
whose word the best security the performance Of Ii:
Rs.oIvsd That we cherish ri. example while acting
Tss S: TO H Il E. ss
SSis SS#as35 fs;fHss EaE2gs
A n Adjourned Meeting Of the Society will! be held on
.5 bEys1ns 5 Be- ss AZ oslock :. Mar
Sixth street. fune'a' 'i!fSS;afs Eb%%Rb D sE9ssd SHsk pan
JoHN McGRArm, Secretary. myi2itsrc
10 ofhce removed from il Pine street to % Greenwich
T es hf s
ing gratuous advice and information British emigran
and protect them from the imposition and eItoon long
The srper.nse q pa.t year h.s shown thai
and have BEEN from
who would have s thrown upon public p
TSs e e urr. with con-
hdenee, claim the benevolent and charitable for sup
port BY which means alone it can be maintained s
hoped TIM. and others will give liberal aid
towards JAMES a, fSSlss So6Rx s
Th3s RT3Ns s' xss S s,s AVN w:T
T. T. ~ RuGeasPANhENo GaANNo oTIss.n,s s:ess:.iy pls
NB-6oaa,on. Or .aSsehPos. viii Ss s. thankfully % IL r.eeiv
ed BY ohs abovenamed gentemen and the follow
sIa:h fIo!sssi.: E%ic.as Society ?, Greenwich
3s: s'sS %,Si sI!s S:y.
TMP0RTED HAVANA sEGARs. BY FRANCIsC0T T.
ssS SSS +, SS.lHi! 81 Aa,or. H:,s: R:s, imp
jSSSS x S % a. g. s a II Sol SSS Psas!si.. Do.
:$ q ss kk:ssis s.'fs f:$: d.
%
mx,,".r FRANCISCO 1PAANcEs; AN
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING.
III ssd o% ssSx
cia z: .SIsas s1ss;
s:S:. sRs g s.ss.; f:s Pom
3: ss%Ts q c:;s.
sSgallX ehssp-whch prices ADMITTED TO be TWESS
myi2 stissrc -''e :" es W"
To JEwEaLEEs yMTIFETATgKE A. rAiNTEKs
Broadway Wholesale and retail Manufacturer Of travelling
Wrisins Dressing and Jswery goues Miniature
ps iss p.ai sSgs;
.S eS.s. .ls f.s. s. e
= Ii ssSs: q s md
THE CHEAPEST AND MOST EXTENSIVE
FUhNMIsHINNGI M \ e CHINA HIN M ANp GLAss s:,ab.hmsp, in
Der. eomplste s.onmenof conelius Co., soIar
lard Lamps Chsndelisn "a. FIXTURES &C. warranted and
will find it to their interest to apply at this house.
Packing particularly attended to.
~. White Frsneh China Dining Sets 1871 pieces: for sa7
~ white China Tea Sets complete, "A pieces, only S..
CALF SKINS.
L. B. BINssE CO. No. 81 William street. up stairs,
S,f sLa. which they Offer for sale By the dozen
BOARD IN A PRIVATE FAMILY.
and n e." .ss e S 81 1som
:,.ses.S :tssss ssis S,,.. HGS.Cs
M: .;I: ! 81 further
,,,s SEAT OF WAR IN TEXAS.
IUsT PuBLlsHED,a Map Of Texas showing all the i'm.
=. Ss::s; ' S,s +: ri, q
&. mn :Ss :r. o. M MsssG Is ss".sv 2. liberal
MAILS. TWINE. SHOE THREAD. Ec-
scSc co S. ssskS usS Esil: sssorfed m sizes
a. tossos Sem: sia:s nd IdT%sS; %:essr s:;s; T,.
Rsssia. M.nil. and Amsrie.a Hemp cord.s.
Ssogn SXoEon d9; az. l.. a,scrtsd s sizes
shoe Thread Ee &c For sale 4 lowest s..rl.. pr;e.,
nyisit.re A 4 "a; HSM|S0: f.sal NO.,
CRAcKERs AND SHIP BREAD. "a Mott street, near
Abled produce very superior article in shin Bread ma
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II. Z. WILLARD 4 W. W. SHIRLEY, Auctioneers,
WILL give their personal attention the Sales Of House
w hold Fumfure the residence Of families declining
Stocks Of C,:ekery Dry Goods Grocery asd
cit from their friends aud the public 10 their
SALES ROOM, ISL BROADWAY, until May LIST. when
they will the spacious Mo- Wall late
Adams' Express Office. all lmsm
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CRACKERS AND SHIP BREAD, ~ Mott street n.,r
~ Walker street-JAMES PARR, having recently intro
scIsd % podgee very superior article in Ship Bread
his goods viz soda and milk Biscuit pilot and navy Bread
butter and Boston Crackers &c His facility for
lowest prlcea. mYll lmsr
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THORN CHAMPAGNE.
A FRESH INVOICE Of this dsghtlnl Chsmpsfns y IN
and private genemen invited The strandnE Of this Wine
now superior this country and Al no higher
p"ee 'nah '"''o '"' - c. LIVINGSTON 4 CO..
mil istf re wall street
OIL PAINTINGS.
HENRY BENT respectfully informs gentlemen and the
trade that sture he will carry on the business Q! LID
ing Pictures only which will be executed las the
best possible References sren rsQued =. nroao
way New York rs Im-
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JOSEPH MARTEL,
ERENCH DINNER ROOM, 90 Beaver street, near Wall
and Pearl streets white fronts Dinner from IL AM. till
PM. Price Fixed rs cents. my3 liver
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rts $500 THE AMAZON WIGS, a
0snssmsns real Heads e HAIR being the lss.t and
scaps and the subseribe5 happy being the 6r
height point IN wig making before attained
They are Of yentilang or gossamcr work They
ar: put on in moment. They immediately adapt themselves
the countsnance and become and parcel of
living man. Copy the address. ~
L. PHALON, 81 Broadway, opposite tho
he Hot uuder Infls ne Tyatsl
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: OfIAT Il nc o OO., -
TAILORS AND DRAPERS,
241A Broadway, near Park Place,
"A rely new assortment Of the finest Sedan Cloths and ca
meres adapted to the early spring trade Having conclude
apermanent cutter with Mr. p Andrio
Of the Rue Casgone Paris well known Of our asl
ionabes who have visited Europe they prepared
execute orders in a style ofunusual elegance.
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FINE PLANTS AT AUCTION.
LEVY will sell on Tuesday Morning Al u O'Clock AZ
IA 293 Broadway choice select collection OF Plants
consisting in part Of csmslas Ara.s Rhododsndrops
des amongst which large Lemon Tree full with
fruit and large large splendid Olcandsr with
era vQ - a,Ar
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TO MACHINISTS AND MANUFACTURES.
ATHES Of all descriptions from to Is feet long, furnish
ed abort notice Also cutting engines suitable for all
knas Of YORK Fer terms and description, direct to the sub
- imsTe ~ JAS T. PERKINS.
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TO yOCALIsTs, MUSICIANS, AND THE THEATR
- CAT. pROEEGSION

wv CORBYN, Manager Of the Swiss Bell Ringers, re-.
w specially informs the members Of the Musical and
Theatrical professions that he win have fulfilled his
vices agent mu:c. professor band
Having completed his second throughout the United
States the Caada Texas and the Island Of Cuba during
which he has visited almost section Of those
and made acquainted with those details and
be believes that his services will advantageous
party with whom he may engage
addressed W. Corbyn Manager OF the Swiss Bell
Ringers care of Sol Smith, ESQ., theae st. Louis. No. il
mailed May lOh and prepaid will meet with prompt
attention At that time. ais tfrrc
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NO UNION WITH SHAREHOLDERS
A NNIyERSARY OF THE AMERICAN ANTI.SLA-
"A VERY SOCIETY.-The American Anti. Slavery Soeie-
~ will hold its Annual Meeting Tuesday the 18th
Y the TaSpsnsce' a. 10 O'clock A. NJ G. LsnoI Renond
ed speakers expected to be present.
The Society will hold meetings for business and discussion
Tuesday afternoon and through the day Wednesday
and Thursday the Lecture Room the Society Library
~ The public invited TO attend. myli 2tiss m
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GENIuINE NAyANA SPEARS Of the new brand 4
- juno Ersnse' lIhe WANDERING Jew.) For sale, by
.,,u T. MANCHO, At IS Fultsn street,
~ I'M Spnnish Hotel. 3 stairs.
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order that this sp may be despatched her day (2sth
inst consEees will 9blss The updsrsisned by having their
out delay All goods nqt permitted in hss dvs will be
wy M '''Ns VT Elk COLLINS Co, - South T.
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REP or GREY WHISPERS changed to . beautiful
Ge Hair Dye Country gentlemen have bottle forward
cd them by otherwise by sending cash
each bottle. ~ so =.
City gentlemen invited call at the depot where they
have superb pair Of black whske for rcd or
IesG than Eve minutes. M m
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kEMONAL.
GILBERT would ectfully inform his friends that
"A. he has removed his Hair Dressing and Wig Making
tabshment to No f9 Broadway Stats and Barkers
clothing establishment up stairs opposite How
ards Hotel. myil 3sm
TENNIS COURT, 233 BOWERY.
THE Subscriber having taken the sboy e-nsmed place,
would inform his friends and the Public that the Ball
Alley and the whole Of the establishment has undergone
thorough repairing To the Alley has been added gallery
20 feet by 2 for the convenience Of the specato This
with alley of 100 feet in complete order he will be
sufficient the Of the lovers Of that healthy
and avote A. for the quality Of his Liquor
segar and refreshmen he will leave the judgment Of
N-"- H. wooLLY. Bat Ball Alley,
Directly opposite Prince st.
New York May 7, 1886. my9 lmsm
G.. Is. CLARKE, MERCHANT TAILOR,
HAS REMOVED from l32 William street to ilc William
within doors Of John.-A rich and fashionable
assortment Of Goods will always be kept hand and will
be made order such prices the
tion of the truly economical while the style md finish will
to the man Of TASTE speak for themselves.
As all goods bought for cash. and therefore, the
lowest rates finer article will be manufactured lower
price than the credit tailors possibly furnish
GENERAL SCALE PRICES.
Fine French Cloth Black cress Coat from SIS to so 90
p, psc. Deessm e s rsn!i si!s
Once Goats all other articles usually sold blythe trade
At unusually low prices.
Formerly with +" Brundage." Of Broadway. mvs Inns nc
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Things In Saratoga.

Correspondence Of The Tribune.
SARATOGA STRINGS Jcly II. 1916.
The weather was very hot last week that /;
started the New Workers and other city people Saratoga
ward ey Lat Friday and Saturday until after dinner.
the weather was intoleesby hot the Thermometer
standing a, Two O'Clock 929 But Saturday afternoon
We had thunder storm and since tina, has been very
pleasant indeed
Mr. Dempster gave his Concert Saturday even
Ing he intends giving In Troy Thursdsy and one In
Albany Friday night of this week
The Chancellor has been holding special term OF
his Court for week two, and msny distinguished
lawyers have been consregaed here from different paris
Of The State Among theiu | noticed Hon. LorcDzo
Sherwood Of Madison who appears TO take the oppor
tunlty employ hls leisure moments IN looking 10 the
Barnburnug portion OF tie Democracy 10 this region,
counselins and advising them.
The Governor General OF Canada, Sir J. Hope.
passed few days las; week the U. Hotel and GArrt
smith E,q Of Peterooro. sud +. G. Delsvsn. Esq are
nov stopping st Congress Hall
The Hoiels are ali filling up finely, and notwith-
ssnd pg the long session Of Congress and the Polk and
Texas attack on Mexico which will undoubtedly xeep
away soLne OF the Sdurherners who would have otner
wise come here the will De gay and crowded
.sw IN The Tribune OF Saturday in your Back
woods letter notice the col,ion between the In
plre Hendrix Hudson; yesterday you called or 'ne
other side Of story. heard the story at the lime nom
passenger on the Empire and they agree IN every par
alone blame appeared 70 take every means 70
hinder the Hendrix HUDSON from passing.
Saturday e new omnibus " as started 10 run twice
aay 10 and from Saratoga Lake 10 meet he steamboat
II Is sesa:fu aar drawn BY four horses and cencary
twenty passengers. II Is called the Gen Taylor V d. g.
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From South America.

By The arrival of the bark Edith, Capt Moore,
% days from Rio de Janeiro, we have considerably
later advices. though the news is unimportant
The Secretary of State Sr Antonio Francisco de
Paula Hoandi CavaicAnu had been President OF the
Electoral College OF the Cortes The General Assembly
After long debate bad passed the OF thanks. anc
were discussing the ministerial budget and the reorgsnza
lion OF the National Guard. From Pernamouco the latest
arrivals had brought accounts that all was tranquil there
The Governor of Corrientes, as II TO give the lie
by practical examples 10 the report that he treated WIN
Crcu1a Of the life OF his brother had condemned
TO death deserers from the ALLIED army VINO attempt
ed 10 pass 10 CTQuiza-
Rosas. after com nentng on the infamous at
temp, % tie English and French forces 20 force the port
OF Fssnada on the morning Of the 2lst ut seek neutral
vessels sequesratng Others and committing other I'M
worthy ourageS terms their act rs direct ana Essrau
breach Of the rights nations and In order 10 protect
neutral end Argentine vessels from these brutal attacks
has decreed the following;
art Isl. Commanders. officers prvs,es Of The En-
cish and French vessels OF w that be taken
nr or bsys OF this province having euierec for the
purposes OF ung national or foreign vessels either or
The sake OF destruction capture sha be punished Is
murierers and incendgss according 10 the staines oil
the law.
Art ID Commanders OF ports and coast duty In this
Province and holding authority, who may cap
lure any persons emoarkins In the manner heretofore
spoken Of shall Immediately proceed 10 punish them az
soon taken; and Will give account, &c.
The statement that was made. that Gen. Pax was
In Paraguay was Incorrect The latest news from
Buenos Ayres states that PSF did not dee Immediately
after the revolt OF the Correntine troops on Inc con
tr.ry Il 10 said that he opposed Madsrisga on the sue
csedipg day 80 leagues the capital and thar net
until after tue secopd battle did be retire II was re-
ported that Msdarsga the brother OF the Governor wco
had be.n taken prisoner with detachment OF troops
had been released by Gen urquiss Il this were true.
IL would forete the speedy return of Correntes
TO The Federal party-s result which would essctualy
destroy all the Ubiquitous schemes OF the enemies Of INC
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sbocl,ns murder In Jersey City.

AT half past ~ o clock this morning man by the
name of e NJ g. Spencer Ia travelling Magneiizer
and formerly from O,sego County in this State,
whore he now has friends residing wasarrested In Jersey
City for matreatment of his wife, and disturbance OF the
Peace After proceeding distance with the officer
under the having something particular to
say 10 his wife, he permitted to return and the mo-
men, no came into her presence he drew pistol from his
pocket and Ia the back the left shoulder the
ball coming out in the neck the jugular vein she
died In eight minutes AFTER receiving the wound, and the
murderer Immediately arrested Spencer Is twenty
eight years OF age and married at Columbus Ohio,
about twelve months ago the lady lie haspow SO brutay
murdered.
Our reporter who has Just returned for the second Tine
from tho this terrible tragedy, informs us that the
the murder jealousy the part OF the hns-
band together with the refusal OF his mothtr-n-law with
whom lady resded) permit him to visit her al the
house. he taking confirmation that she DID not WIKI
10 SEQ him aud as she visible means OF support ne
WA induced 10 believe that the Of whom he was zeal
GUS supported her The lady, whose name WAS Doooin
before MARRIAGE was of age and is said
to have been very beautiful and interesting Is said
also that her murderer her fourth husband She has
n brother residing in this City. He has employed
David Graham Esq his counsel. or course this MUIR
Ser has caused great excitement In our usually quiet
sister City.
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well founded or NOT, is heard in all directions that
Goddess debates are bed upon matters OF minor mo-
peor. and Tia, there will be no ZINE left for debate
on the erea, questions in which the country is in
,erested In short tha, Reform will be svamped
BIZ lis pretended friends EN- far from coming 10
that conclusion, though grieved to precious time
wasted in soch way, and g, such time as this.
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WAxpr. orr1cr. Naptuckst.

Tuesday, July IL quarter to 8 A. n.
Il becomes melancholy duty TO record one OF the
We hav . bad An awful night. The Fire Is still rseug -
Al eleven o'clock last evening inhabitants were
wi ID the appalling Of Ere and II was soon
cpcov-rcd In the store occupied by Z. q. Kelley
flames spread With such rapdy as TO battle every e1'
sron 10 epres tbemhe pedcn Of blowing W houses
re-ored 10 es the only mean. TO arrest the eonuasA
ton-but It would seem with little success More than
fosoty buildings thus destroyed, and indeed many
more would have been but that all the powder In the
place consumed
The town preseu,s scene of devaststion that Ian.
guage describe. The whole square Of bulldogs
bounded by Maiu Centre Broad and Federal ats 10 In
ruins and nsary al! the buildings opposite those which
form the square. Trinity church 10 new 10 flames.
All tbs buildings North watcrst. as far as Aaron
krchuPs (nclusive) all the buidlrgs main Ct frors
@ n RIddeIls TO 5trsigh. wharf On unionst. As far
IA The building occupied by the tfcers Inclusive
W.shns,on.s as far Cap, J. H. Pssse's (ips usive
Dr. Russess house. on Orange.st blown up, Will CD
arrested the flames at that point.
The aggregate loss Ia a, presen, 'ncalculsbe Many
hfoat OF injury received by Individuals but
they vague, and ,he whole town 10 In such
confusion that 10 utterly impossible 10 arrive at the
truth. We are Mt this moment told that no one has
been seriously hurt The Inquirer and Mirror Printing
Offices both desroyed We can give bur has'y &C.
coun, Of this dreadful calamity.
Among the sufferers are E. & J. Kelly. w. H. Geary,
G. w. tacy, T. W. Calder J. B. SWANS Agency lnsu'
Office. q. z. Pierce g. Co. Cnizens Bank, Elk
change Reading Room Henry Goodrich. Henry A. hel'
ley Mitchell g. Whitney. s & F. Colhurn. Gorhsn Ma
W, u. u.
Brook Sam Swain. H. Croker Com los. Office, Ray
u Barrett Gardner Macy, c. B. Swain. J c. Swain.
J. Cook, Jr. & Co. ]. Esston 3D. w. Z. Swain, NJ
g. NJ. Bank, Worth Crocker, Frederick W. Gardner
A. M Nahar. F. w. Cobb John Morissey Washing
ton Hall. whis Reading Room. and T. W. Aliens
j. c. ConSdon, W. Harris. Post ofaee Gosnoia
House. A. Howard, Z. W. COBB, A. NJ Macy, q. d
Ridcel, Nckerson & Watt. Orange s-Dr. Rugges and
P. u. Fogers badly injured. Centre st.-Dr Fearing
Richard Mitchell Thaddcus Ccffin, p F. Ever
In Short cannot begin 10 count the nameswe nave
not mentioned half.
There report Mt Sew-Bedford hat one hundred
and eighty buildings had been destroyed
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pASslSa FoSsIppxN-The Presbytery OF Harris.
oafsa, IA al recent meeting. unanimously adopted
ae.eaiion That 10 the deliberate conviction OF this
Its tendency sinful"
Here is sna' pretty eleverly strained ont of the
water Of social life. Who believes th., a unanimous
vote could be THAI Pre,sysry declaring slave
holdius to DO sinful fyou should aaemp,,, YOU would
presently get plenty OF Qualification of slavery nom ths
B'ole SO &c Nobody seems TO have thought OF plead.
Ing for dancing from the Bible. though DAVID danced
and Miehse smiiten with earrsnness Tor dosusu,
hiu on account ot IL. Chrono,ype
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RASpoLpHs NraRoEs-The people in Mercer
County rcisy prevented the Randolph Negroes RON
taking possession OF the Lands provided FOR Ae In that
County Our latest is, 'hat the Negroes are en-
eAmPsd IN the woods near Lockport on the Canal
Negroes have returned to near Piers Judge Lee bias
gone 70 give security that they shall not become
charge upon the township That done, farther oppe@nea
70 thsis settling on ths,s lands Is not expected.
[Cnctarau Gazette, JAY il,
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Later from the River Plate.

The Journal of Commerce publishes The follow
Ing extrac, OF letter. dated Mon;evideo 2oIE May
1916:
The Blockade Squadron is very rigid since the
capture OF the English brig Rtrsdove and the news Of
,rr brig Hanover h.vins ett the ss!ado The latter class
of br.ipess has now Suetns. as two lighters were
taken last week wtn iron hoops and tobacco one
f which sunk before could reach Ice Mole Since a-r
three vessels out Of ave have been burnt AZ saseosds
one Brazilian without csrse-aooiher the properly OF
Rr.nn. Ayresn jus, sen, By French cruizeF VIE
vlusbl. Assorted cargo csugh near the salads AL 'ne
ATS an TIA; coast ars now veil WATCHED
We are looking daily for the appearance OF the
p.-sns Expedition whcc TO Leave he Teacesvons Il
,hs Rs,sds shout 100 ues from, the mouth Of ne
on me lo,h us ssoa, SO hunter There 'so' %
contend with vel! mounted. Two heavy "aE steamers
coovor The expedition. Il has been un'uce=s-' as!
many OF the vessels Is said. retain with iheir ents
c,rsces Much money will K les; b LIS ocsiness As.e
are IS sail OF Spanish vessels and I'D oher 0Feso 80
here As these vessel. have been WAITING .ons t>7'
they will take al the produce brought ~ he convoy A.
they .le.d 10 Ray more fer hides inan me
The Spanish II particular Will pay wei io' Hsn aias'
having already p4.t lii 70 ~ eeHss per pound O.
board.
From Cos-ien,ies re hsve no farther accounts,
and they aa1iousy looked Ter in vew Q! he yet m
developed Pol!acal movements IN th<t Province.
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THE TRIBUNE.
GREAT FIRE AT NANTUCKET.

We indebted for the following letter to our friend
JANIS Z. CoSoDos, Esq. Of New Bedford
NEw-BEproRp July II. 1872 O'Clock P. II.
Mn. GREELEY: The steamer Nathan is just In
from Edgartown. Captain Smith reports that
hssvy Gre has been burning a, Nantucket all night
and ,ha, fears are entertained tina, large pact OF
the town has been consumed. Several times ap-
pearances indicated attempts at blowing up build
!ngl A vessel was dispatched from the Vineyard
this morning for Nantucket We have received the
following particulars:
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MANSION soUlss soAsDINa SCHOOL

MANSION SQUARE BOARDING SCHOOL
Fox GIkLI, At PocsaxEESsIEY n. T.
THHlS INSTITUTION u adapted 70 young ladies' OF eyv
" age All sbe departments Of s1bsiannAi 20 -
isnsd courss Of sdreaioo ;aasn- Too oonnen c.
win opee Tho Til OF ahs month, tdayl sof xo<s f;y
eoofs,rinz particular tnforsca, apply v :. 4,
70 JAS. 8. 6sssoSi Sank o! the sisle o.
f''sA WiLL!AN Z; aIss ssg rnpapsa
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SAILING OF SroRE.SHIp LEXINGTON FOR THE
PAeo-This ship towcd to by the steamer Her
Tuesday afternoon, and at sunset was standing
OF with light The following Is st OF her on
Theodorui Bailey. 1t. Commanding; Joseph VII
son. Purssr; john J. Absrnehy, Passed Asst surgeon
WIN. q. Macomo, Acting Master; WA B. Muse. j. W.
A. Nicholson. J. H. spotts. Passed Midshipmen A. s.
Myers. Coumandsrs Clerk.
company of the 81 regiment Of Artillery went ont In
the Lexington, under the command OF Capt c. A Temp
fns The l. takes out the Armament for fertilization
and Lieut. Hallsek OF the corps OF Engineers.
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FRrrpoM OF rHE CITY or EpISBrxeH TO Mr..
Gxoxas TxoHrsoN-The Town Council OF the City of
Euiuoursh at meeting OF that body held Tuescay
week agreed presen, the Freedom of the City NJ.
George Thompson In acknowledgment OF his eSersious
for ths Abolition Of slavery in the West lndes and for
otssr pporo servces- Tie ceremony 1t Is stated was
take place on Saturday. NoneoSiofmhe
This /, the came George Thompson who was In the
ni,ed States in 1855 and who compelled 10 return
to England escape the vengeance Of moes excited
ssains, him by pso,Slsvery Press.
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w We learn that Col. stevenson's Regiment
r California made up aud entirely on Friday
tho inst AL advertisements for farther After
that date ware entirely unauthorized. Tho hand-sius
signed by Mike wa,h and not authorized by
Any .! tho orrosrs