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EzTI.sT sE;sSS BY THE T'EaEGniPg
LATER FROM EUROPE.


New ToRx, Ang 1.-THE steamship Africa with Liver.
pool dates tn July SON. arrived 10 day. According 10 her
quotations Cotton in Liverpool vas active with an upward
/. nGcncy. The sules OF tho week amounted ~ 7S,0U0 ball.
Flour and Wheat were active al previous quotations. Corn
was quiet. ConsUls 9Se.
American securities were active.
The Sultan had signed the agreement dictated by Franc.
md England. ana Austria would send an Ambassador T.,
81. Petersburg. Beyond rhls nothing further has trunsriri
Tie Porte protest against III" occupation al tho pIincIpsi.
tiles IL tsmpcfa.rIy written.
Peace being regarded as secured, tho Bcurso continues
firm.
Another Hungarian had escaped from Beyroot and al
Smyrnn went abuari l.Inyd's Austrian Steamer, where he
wss arrested BY the Captain na an Austrian subject. He
jumped overheard and applied 10 the American Consul who
gave him protection, aud forced me steamers captain 10
deliver up tie refugees wife and children.
Italy is in a ieverlsh state, especially the Roman terrific.
ries. symptoms OF insurrectlon and rlots have been mani.
tested at Bologna, Rdvenna, Rlmini, Friall and Fcrrtrn, no.
minally % account of the high price oil bread Rasenna al
last accounts was rcpoitet!t To be III . stale oil siege. NumeF-
Gus as.assinalions ave taken place. Among Others the Sc.
crclnry oil San Marine, Is recorded. Rome Is in a very ex.
cited state and & is rumnrcd that stveIal patriot leaders ale
IN Inc city. The police were very active.
The expectation OF breadsluiis from Anc"na has been pro
hibited.
A political crisis, between the Ministry and The Isertesen.
ia.lves IN Denmark, Is the slspect of much anxiety.
The cholera - raging fatally NJ Copenhagen.
Austrian w0rkmrn have been 70 :bidjen 10 visit Switrer.
land by the Emperor.
C"ncha has written an exposure Of mhiidnlinislration in
Cnha, which lie asks The permission ui Government TO pub.
lish,
The Costa affair a, Smyrna is sill unsettled.
Inc Africa bangs nothing oi importance IN the way OF
nCws from FIancc or England.
NEW ORLEANS, ArG lu.-lhr deaths on the Sh from
yellow fever, amount To one huaired and sixty four or The
9th rhty reached one Eunircd and eighty -.uur- total Tor
three days seven hundred and six.
Returns rom lhc Texas election show u close vote be
tween Ochi!,Trr, Wing, and Prasr, Democrat, for Governor.
BALTIMORE, An. l2.-'lhc merchants on change to-day
subscribed ore hvusund dnili rs for the sick and destitute u.
New Orleans, and appointed Il committee 10 uhsaln further
cYntrhu'iynS.
The Democratic Convention Of Maryland have nominated
fiuu. I. ". Lyon lor Governor, and VIM. Plnkney Whyte
10: Comptroller.
NEW YORK. Aug. i2-Ncarly eight !hunsuni dollars
been raised here Tor the sufferers IN New Orleans,
BALTIMORE, Aug l?,-SAics Of COO hals. hour al S. 81
- 600 bushels w heat. red. 81 Us 4 l.. white 81 II II TO-
Is CyU bushels com. wi!itc 90 ~ cts.
NEW YORK. Aug l2-SaIes Of 10 GOO barrels flour, Slate
brands, at s. ) T.. Southern iyut firm. Wheat and com
crnain unchanged.
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UOIlDON'S WASHINGTON.

Wr wcrr iniulg,rg the belief that t'nNaidH
f This fine statue hal safely arrived At New ""'
.. admired by The visitors al The WORLDS '"'' a..
sincere regret, we me, with the following
Wing, which publishes our notice: :, u,,. NJ an
We had al" seen and uLmi,ed ms r.me ne was destined
and sympalhi-rd with the arilst W. W., ,v hal. BIZ the help of a
20 aen'vvr =, t n and cob. webs, it might very easily DC pass,
ed oh for the sranu ,nt,,ions are subject TO disappointment
But al hu"' ,uhiIe MIR. Hubbard was having the statue :
On 'ony apf ptspata %"H to its smsatss,ion on The ne, ' ,i"S !, sTpps Uy
some sc"nsI means ta: the foo, Of one Of iu 'ns persons q thousand "sa1'I pieces. W.
tNe . . ia heard nI an incident which gave us mort ta".
n !, !. n" tn merely The pecuninty loss Of oa 2 most Ss, t ,ns ssUnn din
though that is some 500 or s2 !jU,.,, IN III, he bud. Thu
MOP" "p.r nil" Of exhibiting To the Worlds Far Inc awe mas "
his County,, as drlinta'rd in his prime, y '"S on, =. ras, car
must be deferred some six monIhs-u"'' a''"''
hr made
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EpucaTloN-rRivATE BOARDING SCHOOL
THE FEVER Ar NEW ORLEANS.

Nyw OpIL..s, Angu., 1.-The fever continues undated
deaths 10 day ~. Great distress prevails. The city has
been aIinu-, deserted, by those WHO can leave. business
very dun -rcrcrly anything doing.
pgGbNb nYsPATcH.
Ngw DaLga.-. Aug 1.-THE fever shows not the slight
ct unatrmcnt "u he cnntrury, II ~ increasing every hour.
lfunlrcGs are lc ,r,nc The city Tally. The official report of
deaths durin. he week ending ON Friday, 5Ih inst, ms pub
isled in tho picayunc, exhibits the ~trghtiul number of one
thousand and fifty, OF which eight hundred and seventy
nine wrrr from yellow fever, showing an increase over The
teport of the previous week Of one hundred and eighty. sew
en- During the "a hours, ending at e O'Clock, yesterday, a.
NJ, there were in sill 23S deaths, lSi Of which were from
yellow lever. The tnoi number OF deaths from fever alone
for eight days, ending yesterday, were 1913.
STILL. l.ATER.
Another correspondent says the epidemic in extent amounts
Ia a plague. The number Of deaths in q hours. ending
midnigh, IN The 9Th. is IS. of whirl los were at fever. and
one rrulrIriy Vet {" hear from Deaths q. The present week
wall exceed 1000, from yellow fever u!uac. tn. highest
number al deaths in 1917. in one day, was but 81, making
the lfesral number OF deaths an Increase OF 2U per cent
Tue city bears truly a sad AMI dnsulaling appearance. VIII
not your citizens ut The North lake Immediate measures Tor
the relief of Our suffering, dyin. inhahItanis!
Nrw OaLEaSa, AuG S The ,u;al number nf deaths yes
,rriay was $50, Of which 204 were from ycil,w fever.
The deaths for tho week ending Yesterday amounted 10
1870. including $50 from yellow fever.
The police have arrested Judsnn king, supposed 10 he
concerned in The murder of Mary McElror at n. York.
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A Paragraph has been published in several oi cur pap is.
stating tia, Mr.. l.. p. Rayne, Of the firm OF Seldsn, HithrI-
& Go, has recently gone 10 Europe 'ior The purpose Of ny,
Ing 10 dispose Of sev.ra! millions of Virginia Stale stock 10
enable the Stats 10 pay her subscriptions To The various
rail roads"
While the fact stated in Itc paragraph may be true, the
manner 10 which il is put might lead The uniniormed 10
draw an inference, respecting the present ability OF the
State, that is not true; and We notice il, now, simply TO say,
By aut,ori J, 'aat The Board Of Public Works have rot eApe-
ricnced, and do not uppr,hcnd, any difficulty in promptly
meeting all demsnts against The State for the works OF in.
sMnal Improvement in which she has go literally and jud.-
ciously embarked.
While on this subJeci, We will state, (uI Their. for the infor.
nation OF the public, that the payments OF the States sub
scrip,ion 10 all the rail road companies, save two, arc re-.
quired, by law, TO be made pari pussu with The payments Of
private subscriptions, and that the Board of Public Works
have, since their contract with Seiden. withers 4 Co. in
1851, invariably been prepared 10 honor the drafts Of the va.
rious rail road companies. for Tho States propurtiyn, upon
presentation. The money expended upon the construction
Of The RlueiRidgs and the Covington and Ohio Rail Roads.
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Ia limited hy Inv. an! lha ooG'Tac!''fa never
Inv ,r embarrassment in receiving their money III o"."
IN. c.,ima,rs and drafts OF The Engineer arc P'ts'"''u'
-. &c ,,,.r sia,e wcris, as well a. TIE ol"eF '"' '"a'' !"
IN. STATE. arc progressing with a. mnch tap'a'y d ; p'"'-
,:c,tl,; and il there be "sIow progress IN Tue P''sceu'o'
) any Of ,hr,u, il is certainly mol Justly a'''''u'aor y ~
lack Of uhlliry on The par, oil the State 10 meet het ehsSS''
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
,MuLEsaLE rRICEs CURRENT,

utCHMUSp, tud. IL, 1913.
FLotR,-Mark.' very bare and receipts light. od Is
sciin. al - a 5.. New, very litllr arriving, selling by
the dny i",! at s. . 81; City Mills S6a aGt.
WHEAT We quote prime Red wheat al 81 20; prime
White 81 %, cash. Owing Ia lhc recent wei weather, ret,
Ilu!c i canning ~. aiui oar Niiirri aIc rathrr more an siou.
70 hay "irsI. u tlni"a2hly dry.
cts. per nt-N"l AMI IN demand. Market nctirr.
CORN MEAI.-65 a ~ cts. per bushrI Tor country. Mills
asking - cts.
OtrS-tO al2t Gus. per hnsltsi.
BACON -MUun;aIn cured t"" round. y u ~ cents: CITY
ranai hog round, 10 a 10. cents; Western and BhIlimur.
Sides ~ ;Sk; St"ulicf, ~ "a ~; Hams 1t a l3I, as ~
quality; sales mostly l. Il l2y els
BUFFER 'r,Su:a, rs ~ cts., Mountain, l. ii 20 cts.i
-oii" p,o'"r SORTS, not sui"thlr Ter tahlr n>e, are sold ns low
a." - "a - rt=-
EI.ii- ..orsr CGroiina ::.rtin2e sri SInh have s,oppc'
C0r'';I. III i"f in ''.-Jn, and nom ~ ;rsi bands; EHss 3
So. cui.. NJ. ! rm. ia bits. s., DO. Do in halt hUl,. g..
-, dur No cnt 81, in jrInahI. Iihl!lnN cat lirrnnss. +
4! frIiin. ~ 81 I No. SIR
EDEtEE-Nc ,inoic Rn ~ Il ~; ~l.l.uyra 10 a iO.;
Java II. a T.; Mocha ~ Cape 3 eta
GUAND Sales Of Peruvian at S55 = none in first hands or
expected shortly.
AID barrels " = n ilt rts.: in kegs II u lZx.
LIVE SrOEK-! Shoots i}cportj-Rrcl Cattle, SCALE
WEIGHT, - . a 81 %, gross; Sheep, 81 80 a -. nett, l."se
81 a s. 50. nett.
Observation-Disclosures Richmond rcctiiicd, ,! cents o"st:
IuscaEuusi 80 To 81. Cincinnati, trctiiir'L, IS cts, four
months Oh Family Rye Is Mountain 10 Il 6b; Brandy,
common Imitation, 81 to Il; common 18th Proof. SO
messy - 10 ii, rInet : TO-, 81 10 -; Apple - - n
cents. Gin-Amcrican common, 80 Ia 81 cents: Holland
81 10 10 81 70. y. +. Rum 80 10 81 cts.
ISUN-pia SSS a $40 per ton; Swcdcs SlUD; Trcdcgar and
Fn'iisI refined $50; Common English $50; up country bar
si5 4 -.
SUuAhS-wr quote Porto ltic" > a 6t cents
Now Orleans ~ Il d Cuba nnmlnnl S II hS; Rrfinet
r.nfas GrI-l,rig @: Powdered .; Coffee Sugar g. n ~
SiI.I-liv,ippoI fine per sack 81 SIS 81 IS nfoht aud
81 u' = 81 10 IN >ipr'; 'r"rmi Airm 81 % 81 80.
~titl - "a = Yi. Az. IL
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N.w YORK. Augus, 10 : I'll" steamer Illinois arrived I'M.
m,frine, bringing 800 pasrcngrrs. The California mars, and
X am 0fEt IN goi. The Panama Herald Vi August Isl, an.
ma, ina, The difficulties between Rome aud New Ora
n,I, v.,. s,i!I unscr:ird. Cen. herrera WIS detained at
Eo,,i, b., urw revolutionary Disturbances.
ma. I,ouhlca between Peru ard Bolivia continued. 3gre.
A., !, BOLIVIAN. hrnnwnccS Gen. Rc!zta, the Bolivian Presl-
drnI and announces himself Tor the heal oi the government.
R.Il.r " a. auning 10 resist sgrda.
m, Catalonia Intelligence Is no later Then mat received
by ~, $iat =; Tie "rsi.
RI, -rr-iner Ehlltirlphis. from A>pinweIl, and cor
ye,f- :,h,ny, from Pensacola, have a';ivei.
In.-trtmci Pf1me;hcGs arrived Today ron San Juan. :
N, E,iron "a lad ir A-p,n%ail.
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.nn,hrr 49, n, Iuminary has PASSED ION am

.no.hcr hri-h Iuminary has passed from amongst Is.
.rIh;,f Justice Jones, after j car.er Ot legal usefulness
~ s.n,,rn nj more han that ordinarily allowed 10 man
,-s yr,rsl has hacn summoned before the iiiHhcSt Oi ai%l
v,,;nynn,.s and ere nuw has met the Great architect 81 NE
iniy,T.. He lived a life Of spotluss purify, giving 10 hs
,,I,,, mco AN example worthy OF imitation, and i.asirl BE-
Mad linn n reputation and n name alike honorable ana huii
nrrI Ey our ir.al intelligence i will b. seen how rfe'rihi'
-. tr,tcc Jnrrs ranked amongst the mcmhcrs Oh Tie ear
Az I,. trlivw rri~r-. The name of Samuel Jones VIII long
i've n lii. ;nru"ry 81 the members OF the legal profession
,,J his DECISIONS ~ "l,cl III ages yet 10 come.
"'" ~" fSetr York Uerdd
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El.uMoSn T6iitcCo MARKET.

hltili"Spi AUGUST l.
TDRActD.-Ihr breaks have been tall sncc Our last ~.
port, and ihr market rrm Tor ali grades excerpt very common
aHI Gns"nni lnE-, which are rather l""cr. The receipts
.c larger tLan liey were last week.
y. NJ. MARTIN y co.
Sales al l!I.,acr" By ~. VI. MaRrIH Il Cog hhds A
Williams 81 aud l. %; : Miller & Crews 7 81 and 9 50; ;
cart u T. TDHnn d p 5 81 ami 3 %; / p /. Hinton 9, 9 -,
. -. 10 q ant II 80; 2 James lIp,r = and IL; T. r Lewis 3.
! Hon " n Edwards AT 80, q 30 and III 30; lricr Nit.
.rtciI II: IS Davis II; , ioi - - FI;s : 10 and 3 ~; T.
Holm : 81; ! J Garrett 9 90; | q VI Eahcr 10: 3 ) $ Row
SCR : - and al . 81: Il! y Hamilton l., 9 IS aud 9 -; l.
l. i,e~ia: very .out and 'inr shipping Uhe management at
w!Irli was ,cIy good 20 Hm Gray, n ~ ~, IL 81, II 81
and yai - III; ! W A iurwc!l 2 80 = al y md . 80; | $ 5;
iny-tcr - 80; | Il Helm Il 80; 8 w y Burwcll IL. : at II.
Son
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INDIAN RATTLE WEAR FORT KEARNEy

Louisville, AUG. 9-Late advircs from Independence
s,uic that a pafIy had Just come in fran Fort alackry. who
reported that i large party "i Indians were awaiting MajJr
Fltypalricks movements, whu was engaged in distributing
gonis as presents.
The day nIrr iie pa. ~ Jeff Fort Mark"y. they encounter.
ed a nunnl,r al kfuwas, who trpuIird that II gGeat battle had
ucrnr red nrhr Fort kearney, nud IL was said that The Sinny
and the Chry .nucs tribes were almost rSiingniShri, 81 great
was the Ioss IN either side.
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RICHMOND enquirer.
MoRNING. AUGUST r. -"

1t gives us sincere pleasure 10 announce - - -;
Roger A. Pryor, ESQ, has become 80. ,.nn,
:, .nd uiu !, = few laws, enter upon his editorial du''es'
n. n ;e,.u rn,wn o the country as a vigorous and grace
g., ,,,;,a, ,nd = gentleman of the soundcst and ,ruest strict
construction Republican principles. Mr.. Pryot's sssociaio"
with % in the editorial management of the paper, VIII give
. " energy and spirit TO the Enquirer, and VIII commend II
q strongly than ever to the Democracy in all portions o.
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.t..ES o. STDcKS
10" ''''k I''"'V'J' IT ~
RErnkTgn Sy JUhrh I~AEr..rEG y SIS. 81

!Tyi |I!Htl IaUfJ.8y, iAs~
REPORTED TX Juh'fh IAEc:srEG y SI.. BEUIbEa
rrginia S;a:r SlorE. 4 per cent, u yeats 10 ron, interest nom ia'a
sales ~ "a. Treasury, EHN
vIr:inIa Stat. Stock. - years ISSUE. sales this week, lT aml lost
Virginia stat. stock. "f 10 Year, i>su", aver III years
% r.u, with interest rom Jan. !, last sales lW aui nj.
tr.lnia State >iotA, 81 ~ s".s IslIr, 10 H"dIs amt
ur!cI to rEn. wIOi incest tIp.l ian !. IL! an! ~
Bonds suarnritrl hy Stale IT fngnia, win iGfcr.
est from Ian. !. last sales. l4 aud at
ihy IT Richmond ~inrk. with interest from Jan ].
.inri dalc.. lul and lnggrrsl. long li hii it
r.yurhbuiG COUPON t"n!s. ~ years To rnn, is' and int
Virginia Rank St"ak. pi SO. .aia5u /" seq,
Farmers Bans StnrS. sales rt~ ~ce. Iu
Exchange nink stock. Ir SWi sars tti. week, To
Virginia Fire Ini Marin. Insurance SWck. sales tins
%c#E. ~"
IicimnII Fire Assog ,a.,o, Sack, II. Sal, SALES tbs
w.rs, ~
K.ciur,nI, rrrI"rics-burr AMI Potomac Rail Road
Siock, sh!rs ths week. 10
yi.gmi. trutrai Railroad Sock, last sdrs. eU
Rc'umnui AMI .c:e.-Un.s Raj Rft! Sl"gE, last
...rJ, 40
James River y E,raNiI sock, - r~lHI. lat safes, -
N!ciu.tri an! Dauv!IEc la,i Road StucH. sars this
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Newspsp.rs sent from the United States must BIZ prepaid
,wu cents each, aud pamphlets and magazines one cent an
ounce or traction OF an ounce. This is The United States
postage onIy-thc foreign postage having ia lie paid at me
nolnl of delivery. On all printed matter from the continent
ny the United States and Bremen line the Whole postage
UJulled States and loreign) is To he prepaid.
Unpaid letters, and newspapers and magazines, prepaid
as above, Tor any of the following countries, may also be
sent BY the Bremen line, viz: Alexundriu, Cairo, Constant.
norlc, Denmark, Greece, Italy, eastern towns or Norway,
ST. Peter 5nr Oh, or irons,adt, Sweden and Switzarland.-
The ,xuct rates 10 lhesc countries, 80 SOON ms ascertained,
will be given by The department, nnd optional prepayment
extended also TO them.
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~ENIENSIIE "EOkGERIES

ClScrNSArl, Aug. II. The paper OF all the Obi" Stock
Banks has been refused BY tho banks here, III consequence
ul the genuine notes of a number OF the banks having been
stolen from the Auditors office. There ~ some mystery
connected with The affair. which renders II possible Thai the
notes uf all the banks NAV have been stolen. All The hills
detected wcrr signed by The Register, b. The names uf Inc
president and cashier We're forged.
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On the outside Of our paper yesterday, appeared the ad-
yertiseuenl OF Bowen g. McNamec' Of New York. We
usk pardon uf our patrons for inserting II. b. d NJ. are The
most unauthorized, scrpent-tnngued abolltionlsts In the
country; and their advertisement ail"lii never have found
r,om in the Enquirer, had we been aware II il.
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uusTlNGs COURT, YESTERDAY.

The Grand Jury returned true bills against Ensberry and
others concerned in the Spirer gambling case. Also, against
! Good for retailing ardent spirits wilh0nt license. The
C;,annI jury were then discharged.
+, rn. ease Of the Corporation against Bacon q BasEcr,
v;:. ,nr nI~irncanrr, there was "A iae ni So ani Gusts
In the case al ;Mr Commonwealth ys Andrew } acdin.tcn,
it assault, The gary could 10: agree, and the case was con-
timed unlIl to-day.
Two or .llrce criminal cases were called. ana continued
until the next term,
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.MT&IERIOUS AFFAIR EXPLAINED Ga Nc
1DI,, M. 4 small boat was iruai drifting a5cHt Tic ii'fh"f
Of Now York, hramearr"i wan sprts al t!"o!, u"l contain.
inc . Ia - parI=di, a Ella iIIh5riIi nnd "titaG sn"li tr'i'!'s'
,ti,Ifma strun. gTt stmPiisc r.Iir, rG 81 i dIi!'"lttht 'hi'''"'
The in cuvrry rIritri mIri, rsc!Iriiarni.a and lit Police nave
,turdrr, i, aud wiiu were the per irirIintS At HE bl""dy n.c
but they wr,r unsuccessful unil Monday last, "iirn oui'''
Ditchri made The following report To the Chl.i 81 fohr':
.On me night OF the l9ui OF July, tour men IN a sliah
boat boarded a vessel lying at the wharf At Williamsburg
and stole from on hoard a black leather lrGak, n Paia-o''
unbn!L &c. Az they Mctr leaving the Vessel, Key were
discovered by the captain, whu nri-rrd lHrnl 10 stop ahh re-
urn, which. llnwGvrr, they refuses: ~ dM, but pGii'd away
a. fast ns they ro;rJ. l.r captain of Ia, vessel then hired
i'm rspid succession Tue cnnirnta ri "A revolver i'alr'i WIZ;
shot into he boat. thereby wnnniIIs John ltr'inrSoh, alias
R.tdy, severely, HE shot rntt nag The lett -l;' al ms mead
and face, completely destroying The sight Df III" leit eye
lie now lies in the New York Hospital, in The care Of Dr..
Ayncw. where he was taken al twelve O'clock thr nrXi day
in A caui.pc ~ his irienis. In company will, Rra!iy III the
hoat were Thomas krrri.an, Daniel Diro@, aud Juhn For
esl. alias Stronghold. ktrrinan received nineteen sEnt IN
the groin, and Darrow was Injured IN the face by HE scatter
in. shot, Stronebuck escaped unlaInred. Officer Duly
succ-rIe3 in aTrtstlng him and brought him 10 iir Station
house. IL is supposed that, utter The captain shot Thompson,
alias R.dIy, fearing thh. he had kiGu! -une 81 them, NJ
quietly left with his vessel, WITHOUT notifying The auihori'ies
of The robbery"
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TE MES r. +.

Nashville, august 9, 1853. Complete returns from thir
,y.,,rh, roru,ics SHOW l wa!g loss IN Gamphells maIorit,
~, 100, with Upper Eist irnne4,ce 10 be H"ari rom.
Tie ,icctiUn OF Johnson, democrat, az 'J"vGrnoi, l. con
cclcd hy both wings and democrats.
The Legislature has a wing mtirrNy 90 joint oahjt.
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DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION

BALTIMORE. Aug. IL. : 1hc Democratic Convention had
eighteen ballots Tor Governor this afternoon without fleet.
ing a choice. The convention Adjourned till ten O'Clock 10.
morrow morning. On The last ballot Hon. T.. W. Lyon had
a. being within five OF a nomination.
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.NornER Rail, ROAD ACCIDENT.

i.IE - w III laIhH HN'
The passengers who left 10 tie boat ioE Ani3o', III :
o'clock on tn. stay AFTERNOON, eff Anhny III he cars ~
o'clock, III rOR.e iur philadelphia Ii" engineer driving on
II; ha utmost speed, 10 gain spr.G twenty ninLtta rs ''h'c.
On tracLln" DhiuriIur, seven niles from AmN0y, th' '"!
dacIur r-pird tIc tram from Camden win nv" cars 'n' ~
pa.scnnrrs coming towards hin; and heinfr the Afih"Y tfaih
cnuid check lis speed, they game in inli COLLISION e'n1nin@
and breaking the engines, and making perfect sf'eLs oi 'N'
Of the ears IN each Train, killing !"ur and naming Il l''sI
number Of passengers. The t'Ilowi"e are me names o.
Ihi:. killed and wounded on ilr train from re" i"h'
D. II Dustin, Esq New Yok. was On The train, accom-
panied by his ~iia, three children. and a whit" woman az
nurse, al II whom wcrr. G'hrphl under Ilr u.s." car w"nr"
L,pprl on each other. Or Dustin "as -liGliiirbthisci' '>
Irds was more severely hun, AMI Tie 1870 elder children r.
y,rIv bruised, whilst The nnsa and younger ENID aoo"i
lTo wears Old, we've Instant. aIlIrd.
An Unknown wnrrIn, apparently liish, was sitting ~ W"
sar.-S rni witt Mr. Dnsiin's rurse AMI child, an" wa W
s,anIy killed.
a r;lunan, maine unKno"n, ~as a!so killed in tr same
81 He apIcarrri aEuni fifty Jeara Of age, ma ma III III
pocket . gold watch and s"rhr money. when "r'c '"Ne"
charge of by the agent Of Lutum x ca Express
Thadicrs Wentworth nj phIEaaelpliii. was seriously
inuas Mccormack, wife and Ian. liter of Harrisburg, "c-c
Misses }nchler and AlwirE, in company with them, were
,Isu slightly bruised
s., in,a,nrrlnfth, L.nni-vii,, t. erlucky. slightly bruised.
AIarrl l:hbcrmln oi Phiia!d, hla, seriously injured IN o"'h
legs. lht,
;ohn II. Rowland nf Norfolk, Virginia, and family al
slightly hr!is'd. No.,
Slrs. Maynard anl child, Of washins;"n; child badly cut
in The face.
thought dangerously. !,
Rev. james pGrviancr ni Mississippi vile aud child an
injured. child had his thigh 6roacr; Mrs. T. totally alsapica
nv in!my ~ her hips; Mr.. j. had his lnut smashed.
Mary Jane Skciiy ri Phila l"ipnia, slightly hurt
Vim. Il. Italyea OF Union, Hruumc county, ". YORK cur
and bruised. =.
the disabled cars on the Train rom New inrk, Were piled
on Ton ui each other These On The other train mas :'"ir
floors torn ont. and the seats entirely racked 10 pre- by
the hind wheels and trunks becoming lo"s" hnd '''h2
.,k- t,ar, I,,t.t. su-, ,.y, ,,tby y-rIIy = u
life among which was thai al Chas &. Fulton al btIsi.
more, who fell through The floor ri the ca. On rhr l!ara ana
escaped without injury +.
The indignation o! the Passengers vas nnbhhh'ri. n
meeting was called on the spot, and resolutions 1rn"nnSihs
The company md its officers ii, gnilry al The most reckless
rarelrssuc-s, adopted.
The engineers aud conductors were immediately hFfrs'td
and will Ia, held IN answer the result at The Coroner , IN
quest : Ntc YORK Herald.