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GREAT BRITAIN.

r. re House IT Commons W@lnesisy evening, 70 h
SIR Irres rtque-teu p-1 i.-1f O. AK III non rl-1
,n.t.r Gloucester Admiral b-rE-i-yl 90 spn 90
which le had gwen cue lo'ics % re- fis1 l. Oh ~
acu ,rslty f4E yea-- azu, Le-L Marry - t-s AMIR.
en- Navy, Devised pi,n - il- urpro'-nrl- 90 me
,.Nf..'r ~ -l r.---t.t rfel c-ft in -l-.s --i
b Fem KIDD rl every merchant vessel -' wen -
,,er, = 70 si.ar iD t- ilif ~ -rs --r'r7t ii t@
r.lr t,r been to y..arc' cd .tt o r. -
.e yics h-i tr-t f.u b occupied 81 ava VS. r-u'-1
p, ~ c.,,. su, ar.fn-r vpfs-~- namely, p g. lA
,,f0e l.c g Ken --I l-55- -.l " D. accom- pitched ii
.l.t.,s. I-u. Nlurys ri.n Bad ben -t - 1y il7
I,f4f S.-t- srd fhe sIs s-sou bad or-A - -7 ~ -f
Tri,.d states Cover ~ tAi- 2 sholt D. li5tl pf
,i C,vrr. .r+ ID Ergi "a sad o.1s- rr ~ 20 F-f-
Utr i..f,'- Gnv,rrren' hl.inr -r-'Frg .'.' .' ,'
me Rt,.l society wing r--f pm, NJ l-H '- T.
,if 81 ian. De- q strg mr .-lh - 81. -. d. ana
si, f,the- that RE Br-sh Association N agreed ON
.enisr tecofarnei daf0u 20 Ehfd n AK ta- nlTts
rfub.r Whether Her Mjesys G0gernn,n' Fefs pre-
.re. 10 adopt q suggestion o tbs O-lt-a ois' GY'
emmett 10 carry ou' tn.i n ia 49, 20 -
Admiral Berkeley pl I'd that II. sGoVernnent were
,ren.rsd 20 take their part ia any well dgeed plan M
H. Tiecis in view IL hsd also 10 state that a. irded
r. Rc,,J Navy most Il the observations required such
b.sryaiious relating currents vlds depth OF water
yd ,emptrature already called for fr m tbs Com
rSe,s OF Her Majsstys ships. With respsct TO the mer'
s,tIe marine there very great doGbts and DIM
r,i As 10 how the ornG;iOn sought was 10 De- obtained
n h The foreign and British ships had supply OF th-r
ors,ers the expense would amount 10 - $50 sterhng
d er the issue Of these thermometers there vas mu Cd
o,utt in his mind whether they would be OF much avail
On Tursday evening ith Mr. Disraeli adyered to his
previous remarks on the subject Of the Eastern troubles
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Penns,l,anIa Democratic state Convention.

.
The Democratic Stsu Cohv-uuYu ,-.-nDi-d l-r1 ais
morning " IAN l. i =, Of Phil,ivplit took th- Chou
auQ called th- INVENTION T. order Alter aildng % The
desh .ue-e 0ib-ou stating the fr ,h5
sssen.. On. Ge Convention. the names OF the former
D.l-gait- t+t -. 20 vscentivs nsd ~ suo7niates
William Cglf- /" tef' ~ vim tsq as S-er-t.Tis-.
notion Co a. poiit ue- IS De-e YES for Counties in
Which they 90 Iot I-s're ~as voted o1sn.
Afer ltug sion ab 20 tie pr pr mode Of organ
ling The Couvt u.u prominently, motion WAS nlay
adopted by vote of - Yeas ID .. Esy, that The ii
Of tie las Convention br tl- penslel oil ers " tnis
J0lo {. x unanimously nominated As c4udltaie
for Judge q th- >upf-me Court
notion o. ouin 'iae %, Tss voted doFu sad the
Convention ~ jO.gu,u ri O'Clock ihis evening
fFENINr st~sfuS.
Tie Convention - as,tunec SO u o'clock.
resolution relative 10 tlur- organic ,ons Of Conven-
tors providing that TIE Cn,irl.an ct The state Central
Con utet act - Chairman W Of n future Couysn-
uou~ urt p-ua II Oft Gers appointed afopt-d
Col Black Chairman OF IN Com tr-- on Resolutions,
rep red zee luoLs sgs-anns the ADMINISTRATORS Of
Fr.idIt PIERCE AID Governor hgl,r slsp r-retng the
deaths Il jude Gibson AMI NIcs President ming They
we're adopted.
Rohsr. r, er of--ei resolution Ia favor of ths pa.
flIm. which Was 40 adopted.
re. u,i b. ur-rg the neat Congress % pass u Civ
4g solder ltU age % publ. IS, Tls as1 al Jl-d
At,rs f-v r-u,rls from the President Pie invention
sl..Urgtd ID .l lir.
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ExGoy PArSE-We announced yesterday BY Tele
graph the death # this gentleman at Waco, Texas Later
Texan papers give the folowine facts concerning him
tn, GaJrtsfon Ners Of the nth inst. says:
"W- are happy 10 announce that by the lasf accounts
from Waco Gov, Paine recovering from rs recent
illness and would )baby be able to travel again IN ie"
days.
The ssIle paper fthe 10th says
"At last adNces Gov Pains wS lying dangerously sick
IT Waco IL gradually king under TIE pro't ting
ci-esse with hih be attacked aud CJ Cltrk ~'s re-
rnainng in end watching over hun
CORE spo rdent Of The J0araai writing from Waco on
,be goth ult has the frllo~ing
"Ex Gov Paine Of Vermont is now here in Waco. He
il at Capt Ross Hotel where be receives every
attention lli- associates, NJ Clare an Others
ontAned BY an escort of the L. soldier. start tod ~
on i,r exploration II P4sc They express themsely-
y SATISFIED with hr Latitude Of 30 Geg tor h@ great -
,i6c Rairoad Gov P4ne says that easy Guild
A Railroad IN Texas using his language, As It Is 70
frot a horse
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THE YEw-Yo&K WEEKLY TRIBUNE for Jolly 50
The Nrw.YoRk wrrklr TRmrSr for this week con

tsius the following:
lDlTORlALs vhe Legislative Theft The lmpeachmcni OF
M.h.r. New Foru How % Visit ihe ON ana '-' 'le
rostOhce lAcrattd' cVco'H "a AMER
and Butter Oqiui tdlctiS hceeah 81 -
Yok az, lie Pub Lands Cabinet Councils Temperance N
the SCuthWest Nc
poTIrtcAL INrRLLIGENCE: Tie nOmiaati' ns Sc 10 the
several Sisi,s
n, THY CRYSTAL PALACE. Reviews Of the several X apia
an Ihrtsh ~ Machines on EAnipiuoe'
~ CORRfS PON DENCE: A Letter from BAYaN5 I,fLoN
shirh he rraphcaly describes Al shatcd All tt.i'
F,svsi 4 Letter Moursi giVns an iA1ct sung &C
ccrnt q OF River. it, " ey ireln't
Ihos l. ttcr treating &C Day in ihc " d- or 70
Saa 90 ever, LEAF, Letter from Boston ar'il g l
Ceremonies the COTner->.on- o. ia N'es N'
VNFW PUBLICATIONS: Reerew, with c22ols eNtrcis o.
Twelve Yeas beng NsrFTtise Of solomon Non
yIAMERICAN LIrERATURc IN ENGLAND; Iaieses;ns
lacts lat eueT BY Or Baiiy.
VII TBE AMERICAN PEOPLE SHOWN UP BY GERMAN
CRi1ICS.
WIN REVIEW or THE wEEK; Giving a couaessei and co..
- tie imperfect events that h.Ys o'cu
h. ne United soia Mex 10 NeSs ladies Cen
IA Ausrcs, Sclth AucEios, EaIol 81, &C.
tx CATIFORNfA Mining and ohsr hropgh, b the
NosiAeIa Lst, whch wo weeks later THAI previously
pceived.
rTcIsIArIyT PROCEEDINGS: The DOin~ Of IRE New
Vc,k Iesissturs on the last dy Of the Extra Session
XII MARRIAGES add DEATHS
VIZ rt,r Nyw vOgX MARKETS Rspotsof he STOCK Grain
ptcxi.,n Cattle fls9 The Caunbri x. tftte MFAetl a2i
ro,se Markets Nesy full and sPee'a-y 'ePo''eo ii Aas
Iibgne -, ,.,,-.,- -.
irs Room tbs oIuins. Fnoe, q cents -
copy for yosr So ths copies - ave
eops SIS ten copies sos twenty copies 10 one sAa'ss
S4o.
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TIE >ntiopaI -cIepties Convention.

CLEVELAND. Thursdsy Juy p, 1858.
Tie Scientific Convention s-.4ole1 tlis cy az =
o'c.otk his lieuoon.
Au-u t.ose present notice the following Spencer
D. rd secretary q ite tsen'in ls' tate. S.ll s.
Thomas Professor OF Natural History. Cincinnati john
Brin.fd Professor II BOtAiy sid Mner LOEy. Cleveland
" C. Rrdteld, Of NeS Yorh icJ Z. lounans, Pro
fasor of Chemistry, SaI atogs Springs Andrew brown
az Nsfeffz: j. Raney, OF N,T-lork City j. l. Kiddsl
Professor Of Chemistry IN the Meicsl Department Of the
University Of louisiana Alfred L. Kennedy Professor OF
Chemistry in the Polytechnic College Of Penn - AHA
tx Pres Dent Fillmore aud Judge Hall OF Buffalo Horace
Greeley and Gen Hiram Wslbridgs. OF New YORK; &c
Professor Agassiz Is detained ~ sickness.
Profsso Pierce chosen President and after prayer
by Rev G b. Perry delivered oref but fcrciee opening
address.
The General Secretary being necessarily abssni Pro-
fessor St John Of Cleveland. appointed Secretary
Or Gibbs OF New York DR. Ida, of Philadelphia, and
Professor ChAbck, Of Annapolis we're elected members
of the StAuciDg Committee.
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sWI1ZERLAND

IT,. rer ,'ons betrson Al.,ra Az s,i,z flaad r'n@
pr.fy much 90 Stlfzs q1o. MA
iroo. issr.s. July II, we learn 60 ~. -.
had submitted lie loosing proposition u W. N''''
Con- ID. -, - .,,e..4t
irtd That the Federal Council ehsil ne reg
10 tain for the future from ordering me Jsac.y "a
rolc- su,h.stes % sxpel persons Who have Ig' -,
90 ,o h,ve violated tho right Of asylum ana Sno,
-, 49, not threaten 20 endABgss the internal OF "a
ZEN ..ca1ity Of he Conied ration .,,,,sS ,,
tsr lofg discussion, the proposition Was sa'P's1 !"
NJ, ots. somsthiug Ike Mazzinis and sgnsa ~ ~
%, c.-di~re. and Bocbo,, for the London hsy1L.
= Cr,;,,se are in extensive circulation IN sSRA7'>
Tfoss NE have seen for the value OF q nanc
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cupy them many Tn hour. If inspired with a love o.
Improvement, they can spend the dog day. in the Pal
ace end be vel occuDi.d. Everything depends first.
On the leisure Of the visitors and next on 81. spirit Of
imnrov.ment which marks hem. There VA in Pari.
iourneymsu cabinet maker lone Of Mr. Dckins ms rev.
olutiopary lurderers) Who on his visi TO the London
Cr,ta Palace went twenty three times 70 the Mlsean
20 study the GIN Marbles This is not light fact.
7, shows the genius Of the French people |, exposes
the means By which hey axe precedence Of other
tons in productions OF art. Il determines Any Paris
is the center of fashion taste and mater7 beauty u
which the world tributary In looking az the contr-
buttons Of these French srtis'-workmen, one eNPe-
riences melancholy sentiment At his hard ot-regret
at the fact that with an Ajax Achilles courage be falls
in his redemutory movement Be Of good cheer, cun-
ming worker. the day of delverance must cone
While Oh this theme We would recall attention 70 the
French bronzes There is for example, piece repre-
sentpg q heron just pierced with an arrow. The
ookeron is startled With the gush aud fenz, of artistic
truth which created il. 1t represents mere bird
but it is liye-act tragedy a. terrible a. Macb~th
We shall present to our reader in fast sequence as
the arrar permit liberal descriptions and an1y
yes of the Contributions whether ranking tb- beal
it'll or useful We adopt this cant phrase, bur beauty
su'ilty We see BON combined in the curves u the
plous so Literally streEn around the East Gallery
Of the Exhibition. Wost sculptor imagined any
tbirg finer So. TOO, in the lines Of a ship What
is more beauufd Ian the proportion which en-
forces speed odd supremacy the boiling wave
For. who can sand before Greci-n statue, born Of
early genius and read its lesson Of undseased man
ki1d-of physical proportion; Of radiant bealtl sad
not fLd in it poetry as deep as tina. of Homer or
Sbabspere
Stand forth. then, artists on your Caotothill lie,
Jour works be brilliant in the eye. Of Nations, as elcs
Of truth, as revelations of immortality.
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LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
sovs4ers TaegrayA Oeee. 90, Of Bse->r sua HI


grc-ial Dl,pafoi D The \ 7 IFi5THs.
WASHINGTON Thursday, jay q 1855
It's rumored that Daniel h. Sic les, Corporation Attor-
ney Of New York, viii be Secretary Of al London
by request Of Air buchanan
There is rumor of dtfalcation by w. c. Zsntizinger
late discussing officer Of tbs Portugal Fund, the Safe
Department IL WAS removed some two months since.
Tie alleged defcsion $4,000 FIR which the CLERK gave
Iii successor a check Corcorsn Riggs, which check
was dishouortd for want Of funds.
General Armstrong, OF Iae Lni0R, is somewhat better
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THREE DAYS
LATER FRI VI l. l X OPP f.
.nnrv.t nE Tar
ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA.
WAR NOT YET APPARENT.
Com. stringham still at Smyrna.
Dates Liverpool, July IG, London, 10.

The Cunard steamer Asia. from LIVERPOOL, Satur-
Day lob. at abou, / p. NJ arrived mere 80 evening
atou H. making the passage 10 II days anl 10 hours.
a. tbe Arctic sss leaving Liverpool op "Wednesday.
l3tb dispa ch was recri.e d Announcing tae Arrival
oftbe United States Mad amer Humboldt d. south
ampron FROM Newly oTk
TIE Eastern question remains where i- did. Capt
St1mghsm bss prevented the removal Of Costs. No
tbpr u much importance elsewhere. Cotton vas
tarteuug and apparently would rice if politics you'd
let it. Far Orleans is quoted 30 Liverpool 6sded
Br ads ufs we're ffm Stormy weather having revived
tie hope Of specularors.
The following passengers came IN The Asia;
M, Ire sol .dy ,iss Jane Wilder Mss c,~-y II Marin
ana ri, ur p.rs a. iadf BIDDER 'fi 81 sergl4r
1r 1.-ry .s-sg I.ly 81. iImf I'D ta1 a-fs Mr ';l@1
los. .os. -t zee dflalirrs stltait ID rf nai
As-sl,. W Dcr.l, r pul' - N o. ~ 'i, y a.
I, Ncnor.d tertrr Nlfio's Go a ~ -tirf, butl, Al =
tautIs b--fs I'D sfvlrt. - a-1l, VI T. Capt
fra1ck W. puul hsl- --lfs -rfg- ir Z
flnorE Sc.ss Lon ,v j. tf-s.iz- J-fl ttgt - .
ttr.rr auf l O. iHt1 .ll tif Is J--A
b. n = 3rsrs ivse tf p sr- Jlq f-Fi d re-
\ Miller J. + suisa- f--te 81 rD" e. AlFffd1 - D.
S.cr.. Don Pedo RiTas ne -r ot N91 tiie = T. )4
Moe N.ssrs Nss.u. A. blcsst -ltisas 80 5tyt tr-
.fd Hsgue steI Ae-son. Hrld-,a, Ctls7 DAVE. 4 f--
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Tse question Of peace or war in Europe remained
undecided on The sailing Of the Asia. Nothing new
had been disclosed with regard the subject except
certainty Of what before merely reported, though
on coed authority England aud France have offered
to mediate aid if their Offer is refused may expect
they viii seek for other middle term TO offer 20
the Gar Ben, maintaining peace they are a. any
cost and that the Gar bent on war s not 50 clear
H. latter manestos have carefully eft the door open
for COMPROMISE aud there is little doubt something can
be deys,d which all parties will agree The Prooa-
biity Of war not increased by the Intelligence of the
sin
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Buffalo
erican lakes
1 i,,.or ri-rce read paper tie .45ly Of Sums
From the BRITISH Provinces.

BIOS TON, thu " JlIF =, IN
81 Joip y B., papers Of the s7n AID Il AfiE VI -o'n
are received
~. rip America, from Boston. arrived st Hai1
IL q ..il,c fnr Live pol 81 tn- go int
A. Newt unCiaId lVge meeting 81 thA inhaoit tnt'
IA. bel i-id Vhi, l. resolved. without % I's
70. that uirt-red uu-rci rlati - E'h n 1if-d
Is Necessary fer the confined prosperity OF m
Province. 80
,...l. are srn-d continue. 10 excite good deal OF ~
~, ION ,lrnus \. NJ III country.
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Vermont Central Railroad Co, &c.

bUNTTN- n
Atameetine of the Vermont Central Railroad Company
tN,tfu4ef VI yrsfe day. resolve 20 favor n NJ ION
snld.f n The lines TO- IL -ion 20 Og lens )drg
VS. carr. j with srarc-lt cis--uuug w -
Tn. lne iig were ,l-cf.d Direcinrsot tie line; w Is
L. Fnusrs CfA1- a. = nslar,ok. John II Peek, j Del
" Wbre. J,Ln tlerd;- snd ) '1n y >ntn .
i,,t Tlo.r ar aged merchant arn-gly Presiisnt Of
IL C,'nr .n l3.i L. airi u this "a y thi' mornns.
H. Sa-oinln brig Eurict which arrived here today
t,..,a ..v.r Al Italian eAii-s
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uo,ribIe Aaair-prsbabIe Murder.

hEW-HANEN, THURSDAY, july ., ls13
A. Wsts rhury Liz u about lOi "c"ck As young
r,,, NAMED Miller baker recently from New York WAS
ps,.it . hou. fur Irshm-n named James Burns. John
Swsir, John Kelley and auts ONey cane OUT 81 shpp
td or, ot h.n an against Miller aid -om-thinS ~
Wv 81 insurance. Vne Burns and Sw IN threw nun
DE-. l. and he d bin While Kelley rpp-d oDea his bowels
Miller must soon ci-. His emP yer was near D., an1 with
tt. l.p - able To secure .a.n aud Burns. OEi-y
vas ken ~ uidu. ht but Is said 20 have htd no hand IN
n. asr Kelley I'LL al large and re card Of $50 ~
"a, rd h. Apprehension. Ihe other Three were com
r,i,t, IN iail here %
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II. Cumberland Coal uinr--rhe Mayor of BaIt-
BALriNoRE Thursday, July Is, 1883

BALTIMORE, Thursday, July g. 1888
foal TRANSFORMATION ia tn CumDtr and region IN
creased over that II the previous wee< The miners %,
The Frosfhurg district lad see1 I'll Their ciicai-s and
returned to work.
Mayor Ho!u- OF tbs ~ has Issued All address 10 ~
..,ng b. de'ermna t. perform the functions of
his Office sud calling All good friends ~ the lt~ and
.r IN sustain him lie dscains the sentiments at,ribu
I'd 90 IN.
New Orleans papers Of Friday last ara received
Yellow fever WA prevanR ~ 'ne rave "a nun ~ ~ ~
de atbs a cay III the Charity lipspital
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON. NednesdlT, J1'T =, I'D
The Jury in the 81 capt SchsunOurs not Oeiuz aols
10 sgree verdict cesred 10 be discharged, bat the
CouIl refused.
Foreman of Nd j. Van Ssutyoord Of New York, and
Mr. P-,k 81 Ohio have been appointed 70 sl-og Clerk
ships IN The Patent Oiice
Henry Sh, ten sanford Secretary o. L. CATION France
is tiig Cpsrle and lot Consul McRtr reported.
S.naiOI NJ aeon r. here
John y so~ sk j. appointed TO 200 CisTkshp N the
Patent Ohct-noi Examiner, ri rted
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nLY

On I,ly 49, TIE Piedn :sse Chambers were ProrogHed
10 November ~. ,,.-,. ..s t...t. - al
l,l--,.e There agan talk ~ tle Grand DUKE s'1r
,,y in aver 81 bis con, and port -lcs if tle nv
,te gus srst act viii - % pD s IA an-e''J -
..al. aler-szzi AID Bis .l0gs -.
l.r.- f-,a Fseaz4 sfaf.s t'.4t fhe G1vsrDr % IA
liI, had been Tired At aoa dat gefon-y sounded ia'
..s..-lr. s.aDtl.
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Arrival Of the Falcon nj New-orlean-.

EEW-ORLEANS WELLESLEY July p. 1853
The steamship .i,,n D. ,s ,rrves h'f~ nom Spu"AI
H. tan .r trorsi l-t Aspns al FIR NeS York on TIE
Goth int, win the California mails pA''-s gers Snl irs's
sre If the 1T July
The ,,e.uship Empire city sailed from his P'r for NeF
Yuk vi Ilavans. yesterday
The y.lss fever nat mlder. Inc deaths during
the past week AmoUbt,d fo t-s
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The shin Calena.

CHARLESTON. We'nesiay July p, 1853
The ship Caller has D--n filled " The hrrntn win 90
feet Of water 20 that TIE fire ., ~hoy subdlsd rne dan
age has not yet been rtined but the vessel viii be
pumped out On Thur-day and an Examination made
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BALIIMDRE. Thursday, Jl > j. i-oA
Another ircigrat'ou ur-tuS Sas h-li 10 n '"l mn
-.uar- lis stf-rr.on aud Fts attended oy a'"4' D.
-. m .tiy crawn there by cari,.ity Iud VnnV ny
80, h-- Vpfe made - d cnmntt-- APP 'lnt-d 20 qirs
, the ,or IS Lls vi-E- .ud Intentions 30 'rd .
-. nr.,ciiuk III .vir-.r-at j. rapidly cy ius olL
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Aem-2)ork Daily Gribuite,
FRIDAY, JULY 90. 1853.

~ Pers srns ftbvns en theiI residences places
,r,. an thfir .dd--s the Publication Dice
.pd rs hrssh the POFce eice ~ cents sweef-psJsss
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The Epidemic in Philadelphia.

PHILAnELIHIA Ilu7-fIY, July = I'D
Rut single death hs- occurred snc- y-str ~ 81 I'n
- Wharf IT, b.u-.s where the dh' orrl I'd hsv-
.ac ana fun :. ,t,d aud io repo I'll
II hsrk sfin has been removed W t1e szarro Tor
Cleaning TIE disesse rign.ged from bige ~ser N the
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Welean from Newfoundland that a large meeting
Lad been held in favor Of free wi the United
States. The announcement that some Of he American
fishing vessels are armed exctes good deal If atten-
ton there
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rn cnpRrsrnynrNrS

Of Commuu s,ons Whatevcr
rtendcd authenticated BY the and
adifess uo necessarily for puhhcsiioR,
s-t,r o. his coed faith
Ne csuroi undertake rejected Communiesii0ns
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Tim .1eamers De-froyed BY FIRE.

IDL y, IuIIlIlFi T0l1
fire broke out this morning III b'"d tue 81 AMIR Dr.
r., kim auc the nes communicated TO the i. aners
Br n Civ ard Highland My. Tue two former were
,n.d ~ the water 81 ~ aud unk Tne loss estimated
q, from ssOOOU 10 100000.
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Rlre nj XVr,ffirId. \. Y.

VEsTFlELD, TluF-ay, Juy p, 1883.
The steam foundry aud machine shop Of Mes.rs Cos
sroy. & Co Of hi. place entirely c"nsu n7n oy nr7
b,- morning The bOozs aud accounts were saved Loss
$4,000 No Insurance.
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AUSTRIA.

,osion that Austria will occupy IN any recoal',
,.-,,,ai., !. watched with anxious eyes II vas L''
;mssin.d she would prove very Impartial msdiA''h
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SPAIN

Queen CHRISTINA had arrived 10 Paris. L..
4 sentiment Is been coG.e - WIN Franco 's'P7'S
the boundary hns Of Nasari-
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PORrUGAL.

JIbon dates we're 70 July There was H9'hns 81 no
vfI, iu ~ gue.s sGAIs TLt D-Pen nsl 'oIs1 osS.
y al he iens Il tID'Da infe ~ , ~ -.
gl'' p =, r, had been in'ro irrel Do Portugal
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A FIRE at St. ouis, yesterday, consumed tFo steam
boats-the DIR. Franklin and the Bluff ty; SIS about
etoo oon
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Commencement at Yale College came of with much
ecst yesterday 1t is little remarkably that no de-
grees of D. d. were conferred, and Only one o. LID,
Rev. Joseph Walker, President Of Harvard nivertity
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GyoReIA--As it was expected Col. James l. Seward
"a renegade Whig) has received the Pierce SOUTHERN
The Old Guard" Of the Democracy are showing some
symptoms of opposition to the leadership OF such new
ho leaders of Democracy Col Seward, and threaten
TO prevent his ratification In the city Of Savannah at
lossf
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Another ind gnaton meeting was held at Baltimore
Yesterday afternoon but ir not very folly attended
II is stated thst the excitement is rapidly suosidng
The Mayor has issued address expressing ais deter
uinaion perform the functions Of bis Office and call
ING on the friends Of law and order tie ain hun.
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Iou,.,,x.-The Democrats Of the WITH District of
Louisiana have nominated Judge Rowland Jones for
Congress.
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About two hundred new members were admitted into the

AssoclAflCn
% d nt I'D nvi . on M-'-r- n.re
N.rtls b. Cfu'ct Tn, ana Nf-ec- I d al 10
49, Association 70 hOi he Z AnDus Sc 'si'a IN
Buffalo.
-.g.rn-u's usie r. the iiy7s ~ ~ ~ As'o
&C. 'i'0- ~ sine-s n f--t en'r 81 a.
ffysirs science and s'lr les the second To- other
a. -rti 4I'- Professor sfeld. o Nv X, RAJ
r.r v-'u- of TIE hai, meter 10 h- n.vig tuon 81
American lakes.
10 ,rsor ri-rce read paper tie .a5ly Of Saurns
ring.
q. .--sf 3 az ,torm IL My TX -iy.
Aci. uIlto 81 Fncsy u'rr ing
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4 sual def.lcation has been discovered in the Safe
Department az Washington II Is only $1,000, not
enough to create much excitement. w. c Zatznnger,
i. the alleged deiaultef
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STATE AND NATIoSAL LAW SoHooL.-The annual com
nencem.nt exercises of this Institution will take place on
the lOth aud h of August The oraon before the Con
eress will be delivered the evening of the lOth by
Horace Greeley The address upon orAtory will be pro
rounced by John Thompson the evening OF the 18th.
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NtwYoRE STATE TEACHERS CoSyESrIoS.-The mex
ar pua meeting e the NewYork ST fe Teachers Assocl
ton will be held at Rochester commencing on tbs d'si
Tuesday in August at 7. ii and continuing three days
Delegates presenting tickets signed Jenned, emit
lied 10 ckets to ard Emra at ha tare from July
a9ih to August {, inclusive.
Tee ches may obtain certificates at the Board of Educa
tion New York Country papers please copy.