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Arr bark Mary Whsldid Boston: brgs Duesmin. Lock
s Es~ ss sS S.s :ss :as
Biscellaneous
sHP SCOTLAND o. Nantucket. was sold at Rio Ja1eiro
SoSSSt by Cart ceop Of the ss Pessu
and resOld by him to English house al considerable ad
BnIS e, s1, S isyst Rs T,%,
West Indies nslfax She board gallons Of
BRIG w.s1seTos Newton. from Philadspha for Cuba,
ss % hs s h nis S I
ed her She was to be hSpisd up and examined
SID from Eds.rt9wn 18th, ship Ontario (of Nantueket
'''A'A''' A''AA'' I Son:,sn Port..
s Aug Isas fSrE an for
sos.ys .ehr Asf,n, Miisf DO o. Il days.. ''' ~ w.
T j.. S sfEs s : for
Bosror. Sept IA. AM-Arr bark Gem Niekersou, Phila
1i
Bs
LS1ns LsIiTg 9aimGTe; Field S.asocl' fhisdep6i,;
smith sfsmic
Lsws S G5Iws DO crowe Do s,,s
ras brig Srs S Gsn ssSss. h fS will
Bs:4oI, sspsIs|sid brig Q wa.Asurn. Hunt. Dsne-
York brig Francisco RussJ Pste Sid ship Sui
& is. s SSIia' S9s s' VIM
s ~ ss .ssssi
ps hIsr. ana s.% sf
sd tShrs w% Mailer. Terry, NYOri' Missouri HAWKINS
;, Hs:: ST sFs s' slSs
Bunker RosdOu for Boston schfs cnm. B.srd
for PhaaeRhis Com Tucker Cog Lgss' Philsasphis
salem 6sOrF..ewp DC Aipe cloash Boston for Phi
Sges:gSSs SSoit y.nd,iia Tssps;sd s%iii.sH iai
s.ls I.n sas t & I s
N ss e 'sa 'is. .3S
o~s Barter aseS.s Tor SYosi cSailsaes Foster York
K SoreR for Porand mary ssS sSa Bo.soa
k9slLE, Sept 6-cls baris GSOrss Allen Glasgow Fer
-Nfw ohIS4ss Sept S-Arr ship sOuthernsr Sullivan
xSTh TSysa I. .ss 9Th inst. hsrls s,ranac and Robert
Emily TyST H.Tdy sS;.n 4. Ks Yves:
NAsTscss4 s ses sj assi ka.ss SYosi
TiSrSa Reed PhiiadsPhs; susan, Russell N,n,ueistfoI
PonTItsn Sep, l2-ATr schrs Victor Berry New York
PosTsmoTrM SEPT ii-Arr brig Geo washington. Knovl-
tor PhsdslPhIs l2sh, in Outer HArbOr, schr Card
,Psoyrnrscs, Sept ls-Arr .ohr, John Bowman ohurn
TS9S v 49, 1aS. Nav
VIM Dayton Hickman do Jos White Corson do; sene-
Browp g. and sailed for Orient. LIZ Bella Peek Smith
Bspi Franklin HAWKINS kendout Tor PAvtuekst Roger
Williams. sturges, NYcrk Below schr PEARL Nys Albany
sno fore and aft schr Sid schr Eva, CArwood Phladel
phla; sioop Moses Ldcy. wells. NYorf.
RICHMOND, Sept l3-Arr tchrs Helena, Boxart NYork
besea HANNAH Ireland. Troy Chief Barmams Albany.
CID brig Oregon Berry. Somerset
sEARsroRT, Sept SDris hariel Staples, Ponce; sehr
Bangor, Fowler, and Charlotte, Putnam, DO.
wnnrSeTo,, NC Sept ll-Arr brig Attahapas, sartelle
Martinique sshr Brown, Huse EYork. CID brigs Con
dova, Nckersop, Boston; Ellen Reid Chapman, do Below
brig and sehr bound The sehr supposed be the
rinthiAn.
Passengers Arrived.
sAvANsAH-Shir southport-hrs Mills. children, ana
n want; W Nsble. q Curtis DIR n ID uarkie -
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nAnIrInn isTkLLIons Q <.
Port OF New York. September 10. 1850.


ship Caroline Dow (of Bo.t.nl Blanchard nasanras u
dsys, With sugar. 10 RI a. Stewart
Ship southport kcOrmiek, ssvAhnsh, sssys TO sturss
Clesrmsb a Go
Barb foius tswel Strap soderhsmer sweden IS days.
With iron aud ltt passengers, 20 Kunhardt
Brs NencIhon, Mording. Avs Caves, Aug ~ WITH log
vooo kolker Moilmsn sailed With Danish brig
Coienis. for New York.
Brig American. Ross sAvsnnsh ~ days With cotton, 10
Dunham Dimon. lOth lat S. lon rs, ship Mem
phis. hence for New Orleans.
Brig Georgi,na Bcde Savsnnah u days With cotton, 70
DuEhan binon. sh inst cf Cape Henlopen, In sewers
gale irtm EsE 20 NNR lo,thboom nyins jibeeom fore
tormsst sayss snd Tying ill., split fore spencer
bulv,ri. se ith inst st 3 90 ion n s. barb %
shout eco with ioss % ar and misfsn tormas fore
toresllsn, mast steeriss Tor this port sane Tina ssv
heru tria With ioss o. N sin tosm.
Brig Genre wshsr Ihsrisston DAYS With cotton, 70
Bultey IN inft seuth ~ Cspe Hsttsr.s while lyng
in . gsle frou W lost fore tormsst stsys.il
sehr IEsns tBrl leiand 81 oeorss. NIB II tays. With
lost jb. ssa part 81 deeh load.
sehr Wsstsvsr, soee Riehmora, days
S1ar EoEtico. 1gltle. EiShmSnd ta.s.
seAr Alsiss. Lsfhis. CAiAs 10 aArN
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nR. RALPH, AUTHOR or THE "pRAcrcAL PR

L. =
~ ys,s Treatise" Ge-Onoe hours 70 hi a. M, 20 sS
been matter efsurprse 70 some that any rank anA
disease vhieh persons Of every description peand 10 ssrs
o. essy IT, however. but thor part the MI
series thess peerls bring society known vsrY
dferent opinion would BE formed And STILL oEJy
ths pessn, misery and detection preyng tho mind u
well 80 the body that 10 deplored for many OF
such nature a. 70 effect poster not indeed 90 destroy
ne generaye functions toretker Tt that be4
venereal snd gonchcA whom not properly treated Ay
remain 40 sormsnt IN the eonatiutoa chow shers-
selves IN no ether way bAn In their upon rossrty
But Of all the cases which painfully nina
ana afford the fnest hsd for knayery that streur
Here The peer patient obliged par pills OF drops
month after month Sometimes the gost attending
order might subsde disappear awhile return
again on slight eecssens hut whether the discharge
not he none the beter or Now every %
phyeisn hnovs. that all the physo In The world alone
would never cure structure, and yet properly under
s.ooe may most easily and speedily be DO ast
serufe 70 smrs from the Advantage have en-
Jeyse sdditen 70 very extensive practice this sps-
hAt msny srieter.s can Be sursd many dsys -
tney hAd existed years before and that in ss
nre vel az the dsplorsbe Effects rsSuins from early
Improper bts inpotsnse seminal veakn-sa Eoeturn1
ec esn insure zach oertais safe aud rtdcsJ
% % oessinsd from no ether source In America
vho apply In the earlier st.gss q vsnsrea essssss
NJ Practical Private Treatise" sth cd sa m 40
rstesprice .eortsinins every useful prsoes in
,ornahon on All there snteets, With TREATMENT ST. mag
hsd ~ Greenwich street as Ann street. and ef med
Post once " ' -
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RGDICAI..

IMPORTANT EoTICE-DR VALENTINE MOTT sAYu
that "yudds kodissted Liquid Cutise 10 inyAsabls
n = s ane should % in the sssssn q every f.
Cus seAds Bruises hind offrcsh wounds. Psnas1
CAMP hdaissovn Conn, sSis Irepris,ers ana nAnufss
turen. = VIZ. r. HICKS CO.,
l9 and Isl Front ST., Wholesale Asspss
For sale BY william Burgers Co. Sohieseiin Hroshsr
Hna.iians, Reese Co. Boyd Paul HAyaoek. cerNs
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Letter Bags steamer Hiherpia fer Halifax
esel will close at tho Ezshanse Reading Room M kaehaas
Tuesday, nth int, at quarter before O'clock.
Letter Bngs tor Rio Janeiro, ao steamer Oeunka
will elose At the Exchange Heading Rsem 7 kxohangs
Monday, Sjth inst.
Letter Bags per steamers New York. fo- Bio Jane viii
close at the Exohsnge Reading Room COT ExohanEe en-
Tuesday. Path inst. at II o'clock.
P.SLstter b paid at the above ofAos aas
Part Of the world.
fns above Letter Baar Ksnveus Wan street.
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BHIPPUU@.

N0R LIVERPOOL-THE UNITED sTATRa NAIL
4 steamship PACIFIC, Captain Rsra Nys.-rhis stssa-
will depart with the mails 70. EuroRs positively on s.
the fost Of Canal street. Ne berth paid Tex
''" EDWARD K COLLINS, 90 Wan s.xsst.
The ATLANTIC viii succeed the Pacific, and saii 0sto
Der 18th.
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m arrtesf.


On Friday, 18th inst, by the Rev. Ami Camp, Mr.
THoSAs yAueH, 20 Miss As- CAS.Ay.
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Tvs NV Co~rr Auo ~, 1s50.-rhe following
elements of.this comet have teen computed BY Geo
T. Bond. from the Cambridge observations -
Pcrihelion Passage, Oct ~, S.3g3 Greenwich m ct
Lon. Psrihelion. ........... 80 deg 0s min.
Lon node. ..ssssssss sssss 200 deE ~ min.
Inclination. 10 deg " mis-
Per. dtstance..... ssss.. V5OoSO.
Motion direct.
Stafford Ia
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yOUO eis, sis,ar, Ter * cue, ~ cdasprh. c..,.
s,retures and similar disorders ~ makss speedy cvrs
.h,nss IN application 20 tssnes The p-errieor
snfe which the mixture will for
feure Of Eve hundred dollars rurtherthe aeass cam,
be contracted doss o. the IL taken when
IL 10 put in bottles with fall drsctons a. One be,.is
lasts Asveekmsny cured In days Yer ssie ~ ~
RING.flg7 Broadway. iOe Bsysrd street. - -
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MEDICAL.

Passengers Arrived.
sAvANNAH-SbiP southport-hrs Mills, children, and
want; W Nsbe. Curtis. DR. Haekie.
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q 6OO RrwARD.-cRossNAs' SPECIFIC MI,

BOOU turs Cor the Fonorrhoa 81 ali rsnedsss
yet discovered for the complaint this s the IL
nah., srssdy AID lermansnt cure vihes, the least
business The proprietor challenges ensie instsnee of re-
cent gonorrhss 70 be brought which VIII
under forfeiture Of 500 Manv cured In 90 ss,,
sods the drug store, rs Broasvay corner Of CAambsrs
Fulton street, corner o. william.
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m l noRrAnoRE WOULD sAY TO rnosl zuo

DL L neRTAnoRE WOULD SAY TO THOSE VINO
- hsvs cortrrcte1 dseases "Curs nd voless 30 ~
IAfe care on thy health have Devoted msny years t ~
Hofse and have treated suceesuliy theusaals AZ ~
nenw Ihcse vho wish 70 consult thsso compisis -
m1so" Tree o. ohsrsel from A. NJ toSf.H Sunday
shc sss,siSs I -, ss' ,sS NV vi. syss 'ss:
yov and that their find of Madeleine n Al AL
sery lot oee in all les forms Persens yhose hssth -
zen ranea ~ these esotist. call upon daily ~ w
DRlvATE DISEASES IN THEIR yIRsT sT.ors
cared ~ Dr. DE IAnsys nsthod, Nv lasai sp,ii.
caton one day In old aud tcult casas Ms
moaeci rcatment unequaed ~ any other I'M Ansrio.
No zee wv cured Once 81 Lspcnard street nsar D,e.s-
wy. eenulhe Tensile Periodical Piiisand Drops ~.
IN NERVOUS DEBlLlTY.-DE DE LGNEY AZ LIS
~ hsd street. continues ray paricuiar sttantion a.
81 asordert tsused ~ indiscretion in youth ne vi,.
Nocturt eneeions seminal weakness genital a.biiitv
lhpo,ety hnd implements 70 marriage reneraIiv is
uehse on these complaints (Oth edition his
pau.hu eteiusively. The Thousand advertised auask
eelea cordnls antidotes sc are not only Wholly
ineheeteA by hshy Injurious celebrated medical
.He, e-l. mem justly, mos, infamou. dseepuons"
DR IsON rs CONSULTED on yEsgREAL
assesses Win honorabls confidence practice 81 thir-
enaelea btm % cure perfectly, without msrourT
,snes he Invariably Ne fss ali ourss See he
london eitlom. IN Ms once. sess rui'os ssr--,
CUREs-s'YOU CURED NE IN oNn
" oaJ fan old Gcnerrhms-D n. Corbyn~ = TOW eursd
ne IN lev heurs q an old private airesssC DerosL
sr hsyips tesn uaSer the o. IN. other pHysics-
With. benett cured IN sAors ins-Jskr r-fi
500 IT Hour-. p ~ 2 tadT 90. Dr. !tpvCN~ - r.
fta't t'a....
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hk WAhhbN - COfflsFNTIALLY CONSUITEn
or private diseases practice Of eiEhteen years three
~ which IN hospitals erssles pr W 20 worst
See his diploma in his otc. Ne Mott str~eI al
ionpr Chs than square with the surgery ana
meee'ne this country h ever r-e1ueea perfect eure o.
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EoR SAN FRANCISCO. DIRECT=THE ELEcAFTAFL
Il very fast sailing bark 4. CORNING Capt. Ara A.
ming, 4. ready for freight, and will receive pr p
despatch above. The E. G. Is clipper vessel hull
in Baltimore only two since and Justly celebrated
asasupsri9r vessel and very ,v sle she e now in one
offers extraordinary inducements to shippers DESTROYS Of
placing their goods in California 81 the earliest momsnt
Early application should be mado for freight for which,
passage having splendid ttate apply
to ii. X. CORNING, "a Sos tn street, or
ISAAC II. SMITH, l0l Wall street.
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INTELLIGENCE by THE MAILS.
Our Washington correspondence.

WASHINGTON, Sept. Ia, 1880.
Col FSemOnl's Bill fr the working Of the Gold
Mines of California.
The following ID synopsis of the bill introduced
to-day by job. c. Fremont, one of the Senators
from California, and referred TO the committee on
Public Lands, for the temporary regulation of the
gold diggings of the State of California.
Mr.. Fremont said that he had carefully framed
the bill from the laws of Spain and of Mexico, sue
cessfully practiced in the Mexican territories for
the last three hundred years, adapting these regu-
latons TO our own institutions.
As this bill, if passed. will supercede the laws of
She State of California, il will be seen that the tax
of $20 per month, now IN force against foreigners
working the mines, will be abolished, leaving the
mines open to all the world. We make our synep-
sis from the copy presented to the Senate, in the
clear and elegant hand writing of Madam Fremont.
A BIL MAKiSo TEMPORARY PRovIsIoNs THE WORK
mo or THE GoLD MINES or CALIFORNIA, AND roR
THE PREsERYATIoN OF ORDER GOLD MIrurG
Sec. / Twelve gold mine agerts appointed by the
President, to be assigned to different mining To-
caties
Sec. 2 Agents to grant permits to work gold mines,
either by hand, or by machinery.
g. permit for placer shall be thirty feet square,
and for mine of quartz rock two hundred and ten
feet square. Only permit to one company or one
individual. Presumption rights of twenty days al.
lowed TO persons In the mines after arrival Of agents
AnaSa0nIent Of place shall leave it open to
abandonment III man dies his permit shall be taken
as part Of his effects
g. Permits, not assignable but after being worked
may be sold
g. A register OF permits TO be kept
!. permit to work placer by manual labor, Of
thirty feet square shsll be dollar month to the
Treatury, and to work mine by machinery, the per.
nit shall be fifty dollars month
s. For the discovery of new places or mines double
permit sha be given free OF charge, the discovery to
be proved
o. Provides for arbitration Of disputed cases
TO- Agents to receive one thousand dollars year,
and five per cent collections and shall have no in
terest in any permit
IL. Prsyidts Superintendent Of gold mines at three
thousand fdollars o year and twenty cents a mile
travelling expenses Ills residence to be the cen
tre of the mines His duty shall be to overlook the
agents and report their operations to the President
superintt ndent 10 have no interest In the mines.
IL Imposes penalty of ten dollars day for work
ing placer by manual labor without a permit and of
one hradred dollars day tor working 8 mine with
machinery without permit-ont third part to the
iniormer onethird TO the Treasury and third to
the agent. Case to be tried in the nearest court.
IL. Provides that agezts shall keep regis
tiers Of every thing pertaining to the gold mines per-
mits, &c.
Ia Law 10 be in foi from the day that the agent
OF each shall proclaim and publish it after his arrival
in his district.
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Freight to Chagres, no. per cubic foot. prepaid.
Freight TO Havana, $50 per cubic foot.
receive their goods at ships tackles isns-
diatsly after her arrival At Havana
To freight passage apply 81 the oee Of the os
pany, ~ West street, corner Of Warren, % -
tpecil notice given shippers by this line tkas
company prepared form Of hill Of ladinG adapted
their business which win be rnishsd shippers spp
cation the oompAnys oee and with which they
quested to provide themselves other form will u
signed BY the agents Of the company. All bills o. hina
m pst sisne before eailink weasel
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EMPIRE CITY LINE.-THRoUGH TICKETS Te SAN
II Francisco via Chagres, Saturday 18th berthe
splendid steamship CRESCENT CRY 1900 toss burthsn,
Chas etoddard will leave Ter dock Pier
Horh River for chssres on Saturday september 18th ~
500 lower saloon 800 steersg- (atres and board s6S
Panama TO San Francisco In the and splendid steam
ship Constitution-first cabin, $50; Storage $50 For
freish, or passage. aaglly to so,,
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DE. koRsE,s INYIGoRATING CoRnIAI rHE nNLI

~ remedy yet discovered for seminal weakness
turrs emissions 90 ruinous and ncapactass Cor socsty
business or mAtrmqny Affections 81 the head back IA
and nerves eauted ~ Improper secret habits speedily
removed 81 rer hotts-tvo bottles SSvth directions
important advice 10 the married single warranted
70 cure IN every ease Sold BY O. RfNo le1 Brosdwsy
n B.-T thiscordial and no other.
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Herald Marine correspondence.

Arr bark Mary, Whsldid Boston, brigs Duosmin Loeb
hart. SYork; Sea Flower, sheer WsrohAm; Acorn Howe
do CID, ship Europe. Mcdowell. Liverpool schrs Abio
Hand, do.
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NEW YORK AND HAvRE STEAM NAVIGATION
IN Company-For Havre and South ampton.-The United
States Nail Steamship FRANKLIN 200 tons bgrshen. J.
Wott0n commander will tsse her plsoe in the line from
New the 5th October leaving Havre the LIST No
venber touching Cowes land and receive the mails anA
passengers For freight passage, apply to
MORTIMER fIvfsGsToN, Agent
S. Broadway.
The Franklin will be shortly followed BY the Humboldt
d. Lines, commander
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LNOR sAvANNAH.-REGULAR STEAMSHIP LINZ
The and splendid steamship FLORIDA, Loo tenss
Capt. Thos Lyon will leave New York. for aAnAh, from
pier r. - ao,slOck P ss iollOwc.sAserdsy Sep
Nov Saturday Nov I6; Saturday, Nov: s and use
intermediate Saturdays will leave Savannah for New York
apply to SAMUEL l.. MITCHELL. 1874 Front OF.
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II
- onJ remedy discovered for seminal weakness and
noeurn1 tmisions % ruinous ncspsctang for sooisy
business % matruony Affections of the head back linn
and nerves ehssed " improper habits speedily
removed a bottle bottles for S. with Directions sud
important sdyiee 20 the married single
once Third avenue. between Tenth and Eleventh streets
New f0rk, whore he 10 Consulted and the cordial
and forwarded 10 the
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DE- JOHNSON, no. rs BUANE sIREET. so VEL
~ known IN the treatment Of delicate diseases The Doe
tors for sk In these half that ha1
esiscd for yesrr IL pre-eminenk Constitaonal sesfn
erreA IN fnrr AArs -
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IrCLINTD Conc 10 CALIFosNI The ship Cali
Iona Pachct Got unoef way IN the ctTtem, early
Yesterday mOTHIug, and went TO with smart
~. w. WIND A young aud handsome lady psssen-
ger, belonging to Maine, not rellshing he rough
motion 81 the chip, and considering ~ but a fore
ttsie 81 whst she would have TO endure ON The long
sid Ituious voyage, resoucly insisted UPON CO.
hhit nshofe with tie pilot, who la vain attempted
20 oltsuaot her, telling her il was as much as her
w Nss worth to leave tie ship In his Ittle canoe,
h me.oey. BOT nothing could alter her resolution,
std le pilot had sooner 4 ot into hrs canee tban
ne came over The high ships side, slipped Gown
ne " ieinisr without gloves, and was conveyed
IN ttlty ~ 20, salisnt piot 10 the pilot boat In
lbafth D. '''"'
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An hoNonkD NseEKss On Sunday, the "a
March, there was cuued AZ Brunswick, Maine
black woman 81 remarkable chsracter; and :
was highly honored At ner death Her pslLbeap
w.re Goveinor Robert Dunlsp, Dr. Lincoln. OF
same clAss with Chici Justice shaw OF uassacl
sets, Professor Packard. and Joseph McIle.
LEG liestEitr 81 Bowdoln College, &c and
iiIcipal iuourneTs were Rev. President All.
wlh Two al his daughters, OF Northampton. Ma
Who had come 30 ulles to attend the funeral :
Yves burisd by Tie SIDE Of her ffiends. Mrs. IA
end her daughter, Majlevlle Allen. she was b,
slave ~ h.verwyck, ueaf Newark, N.J.-B1s
T0rettr, Mo,,h 4
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Our mont.vidsan Correspondence.
NoSrr,Ipto, Dec. 2'th, 1slp
Trterssiiny Hems.

Tntersstiny Ifema
cen assure you that events taking place a. the
camp Of oribes army, which has been b.sesinE this
place for eight years.
comedsnte, named A,iii, has revoitsd. Killed q
nuntW 81 persons and taken party with him 10 Mer.
cedss. and has possession Of the town.
Report ssys. that two thousand men, from Mo
Grsnce, have joined HIM
The Oriental troops In the besi,gipg camp, have
uken sdts against Hosa' toops, ana aiming
many.
The cry IL, Death TO the ArgentlbOsr--Buen
Ayrsns.h
city for protsction and otLers have gone TO Baenos
Ayrss.
there is great excitement here, and a 4, believed
that will tase place With BisKii also " france is
TO ctme forward. 90 essist NCntsviaeo With gu armed
fciee that OIhe vii assault tne city, aud the result
veuid BE- dtNbfnl the trocps In the elty efe not
hall the nun Der OF the ntndersL
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flrE . 81. Lou1s. Mo.-About Z o'clock
evthing a FIRE broke out in the atone bg;lding
20 Letee, owned aud occu3iedb BY NcAister Il &
efocefs, when, tee, Their with ITS contents. was
llfely consumed. MCA. 81 Go. were insured
lfely N the cfices sDd agencies IN TINS city.
s3lOOc. al which $4,000 was on their siock.
ttoCO on the buitue which, n IL thought, ,
very nearly, not quite, cover heir loss - 81 IL
lniatigcrur f,b. "a
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-08-03

STORM IN LANCASTER Singular Death
BY Lightaing.-Ths Lancaster Union
says:--
ga violent storm, accompanied by the
most terrific thunder and lightning, pas
sed over the city oil Lancaster and vicin-
ity; on Sunday night, about Ii O'Clock,
lasting nearly an hour, and The rain fal
ling in torreats during the whole time.
The lightning struck telegraph post op-
site the tavern IN Dillervilie, at the juno
ton OF Harrisburg and Columbia Rail
roads, shaltering it to the resemblance OF
a broom, and passed up and down the
wires three or four hundred yards, split
ting and njnrng number OF other posts.
One branch entered the water station OF
the Harrisburg Railroad Company over
wnic d the wires pass, doing sofre injury,
breaking a number OF window lights, and
finally passing into The ground by one OF
the posts Of the building. We regret TO
learn that Mr.. Hiram Baughman OF
Georgetown. Bart township, was killed
by lightning during the storm. He had
retired to bed IN company with his wife,
and while lying t'y her side, the fluid
passed down the chimney, killing him
and eaving her uniniured.