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two clipper Ahips sailed the day from New Yosk
voyag Of about ' 200 miles around stormy care
pg The paSssge in LOG days. and both arrived at San
Frascsco on the day, and within few minutes of
EACH other This is one OF the most ordinary ma
rine contests ever known. ~ N.esE
6enaior Geyer. OF Missouri. we are informed By The
ST. Louis ln,cgencer, was at the latest dates so ser-
ously III at his home in Missouri, that his system was
thought to be much impaired encourage any strong
hopes Of his recovery. He has been sick for several
weeks. .tfha AAifss 4. DIE &Ea CT ttN
curious circumstance Is related. connected with the
telling osa wonderful California tree I, was accom-.
tbSb y 6rG boring holes through the body with long
sauas, worked by machinery, and aftrrwasd saving
foa cas 10 be other. OF course the saving drew 10
cose, the wofkmen were the alert notice lie ~ s,
siGn1k tQ1pliog. but Dons the straight
sAsvsay baisaeed all sdes, tina, retained its ug-
rlht position Afer IL had been Aawsd th rough Wedges
then forced s and bssre happening 10 spring M
over went The monster with crash which heard for
mics around
Tx TABLES 1uAxap--A day or Two since. Two officer.
went 10 Canasda for the Boston association for the de-
lection Of eouns rfesra In order TO succeed they
sumAd the rogue and obtained possession OF consde
Quantity OF counterfeit money, and little evidence
when The le sder oil the gang BY sbrewa movement had
the cshcess pu, in'o prison. An explanation was bad
when they were liberated. In the mean lime tho real
rosaes escspsd r1ess. slaA
THE GOVERNOR OF NLw M,xIco The Hon Mr.
Merwsther. Of Kentncky bs post Al Santa Fe
on the 9Th of Augus aud ilnmsLi lately ns,AIle a.
sovsssov This Information left ,ha, pon, on the oth
uh so that nothing further Of bis proceedings there
ssos ~ sAs ssme opportunity .-a stte-. Ill
lptbh B. Moore, eeq died at Bellows Falls on lie IA,
isatani eyed SO y~ars tie had recently returned from
San fAneisco where be held The Iucatv Office OF po.,
master under Mr.. FlIlsose~ standardization Mr. Moore
LEANED tbs printers trade with IAsac H n The Office OF
the New Hampshire Pair,os, and became partner Win
him 10 tha, concern He Afterwards removed IRON Con
cord To New York, and Tor several years held sp
pOiuNnent 10 Washington. y sssssst t0fa Fl
4 psatineasal chap in Rhode Isacd io.ends to petition
ConSTJss ., s next sesson for an appropriation to i'm
nose Ne channels Of s6scsion ihat hencefor.h III.
eoutss Of uue lore" may fun s"oo'h" KEW.
.L~~eesusv ~-U lhs cssw OF Tie ship unioa C.psai,
0ns,ea UsnsY. With ssiied On whaling cruise. from
Nanut ket on the 10Th OF Aususs, iatbe year
years sgothe following persoss are knownto be living
SspAvs Wsut, now pf this cry; John q. FITCH Of Eas
vsbGn8eY Maine. BassillAi codbds Naatpeks, ;Wl
l.h SAsv~sr, - Dsswmorr swd HezskMh Pirkhsm y, o.
Nahtaek The fons tltsaae last named recently met ii
kassseks, ssd doubees fought skvis battles again
rsisirE Their CAV s. show how whAAp were Each
Of 'hstsaveWen. oaitd sss vefore the mast and each
OF them sahssassay RS = b successful commander
81
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Upon lhs IaLIe, Which II had 80 lasled The Tribune
remarked; i-s
" The commercial CORE. pondefi OF the Union was aware
Of The tall IN the trade OF New Orleans, he II
he was So his object in furnishing tie Of tho
New York canals was that OF deceving his readers If he
wasnot he has proved his paci'y the task lac had
under aken.t He cannot, conceiyr, escapo m
hanging on one Of the hcrns Of this dilemma faas ~
Both Greeley and Cary have la this species or
shameless fabHcauon-he latter writing, aud the former
recommending for the 'use Of schools" Nevertheless
the prosperity OF the county has been und
deliveries a, New CLEANS have gone increase as fol-
lows Notwithstanding Mr. Gays fall in the trade -
roiae Of Produce Reeusd at New Orleans and
I. y ~ .Is#la.4# New Orleans. Cincinnati.
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vpwo HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS, AT THE CORNER OF
6th east, at ascton on Moaday The leh
The premiseS, II o'clock, NJ, two
snasd ~ The corner Of 9Th s1se east and
sucs NORTH kos ~ and u.s. in square No. sS7 The
contain $40 feet hui Will 10 sold In o, 10 suit
ers Balance In and twelve months The
purchases deferred bearing interest
. 80 - ~ - ~ ~ fs5 GREEN SCOTT, r4
Sep lid s.SG ests3uuH ye htlff-ie Auctioasen
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~ GREEN q sCorr Aactionesrs.
HOUSEHOLD AND wfTcHEN ruRNfTURE 4T AUCTION
- on ysdsy the Ash m
o. MA Aahsst, On III, opposite Odd
'e'"w hn seooA sssnssm~ot II M 400
Asno9ssy ."sns, esngs, pastns M osts
s1 y" eosesua, atnswg NJ tah,e
Mrycvs end ,oohtu s,s..ps
1901 HrsaAss beds, seAdtpe. ,nsurc..e,
bed~tssAs. wasdtuAes, ind
.ss~s, ps~sgr, ssd chamber carpets and o,lclotbs
Ahs'ross, shovel and 'o.ss, nd i.adcrs
Cooling and II T~'-H aast u1-e.H Fl
With AsooA tu4 on hitrhsA t~outsies sr
Tsms' Al sums a. - and Under, owe, sos -
tSrest - 0'' t'tt ~ f5T~ TT-T-~~"s'Ne' 40
!. ~ cRgET I SCOTT
Ssw l3-T .--.aa-ssl----------+-----a- Autionssfs
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astfI REFTENHsDuaH ACADEMv, taaioi ri
=, cSrh~r ~ ~ ssrsst Ahd Is4sAaA AvsnsA. va u
rHE ere1a4c
So hs tassHs No. hsse pses~s,
the ssartne Mhe QsA1s Tsssies
payasas IN Cisssass ssaymcAs ~
s'rcpal ~ 81 the scehsors 81 Vs. ~ Movisoa - ad7
Assss'-ss~s tNi31 o. o. WIGHT, rdseipai.
wewsI-@sA
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By y. G. MCGUIRE, Auctionecr.

.fs s by -. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer. II.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT IN THE FIRST WARD--On
saturday September III ats O'clock the premises
fronting IS feet 10 inches I'D
s.Yeet west aud streets, running 100
inches CO niainng 500 square feet, less. 1
Terms balance months,
notes satisfactorily secured, bearing interest
'Tf7l -F'F s'4H1' .7# r1' t. JAS. @. MCGUIRE,
Sep lid Aucioneer.
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Dy J. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

VERY DESIRABLE DWELLING HOUSE AT AUCTION
Monday September 26th, at 81 O'Clock, the
l part Dot 1eS fronting 10 feet on 9th
tst between north.
The above properly handsomely
very desirable ,he city, within
minutes O and principal hotels.
the o. II, and IL MONTHS
notes satisfactorily secured, bearing interest. ~ sY @
J.. G. MCGUIRE,
Sep lid 81. Lutt 5 #tat u at iA Aucu0neer.
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SYRACUSE Sept H-f O'Clock, p. tn.-The convention
was called for yesterday the shtesnh inst, Ut twev,
O'Clock, In the morning Syracuse was fall tbs
chsirmsn OF tho State would designate the
place Of meeting Printed notices appeared, fixing the
usual plscs Of meeting the Market Hail The Union dem
IhsIo within half hour Of ~ o'clock, In
formation received thai the adsmsnnes
Bri,nsrs Hail. All then proceeded there from the Make
Hall at twelve o'clock, fH
The Union democrats nominated John Is Skinner, aGo
The adamanrnes j. p. Bames, for tsmpoary ehsirnsn,
Both parties took their ate, and each div on appointed
secretary The roll then called by sgeemen by both
great proportion Of the conteed The msjor
ity ofhose contested Unioniss Ciamofs iot adj
iournnsent by motion Market Hall four O'Clock, r.
The Unionists opposed and tho ayes ami noes weit
called. ftN 5=e s#f1 woG ru Fl rs#sH 81 sssEE
Mr. Barnes put II viva poes. and pronounced IL cured.
Mr., Skinner was uncertain The ayes aud noes we all
the W bile insised on aHhattHt LII
Bolh sides agreed sdonmi Market Hall. aa aak.
At four, they resolved thai the roll called wa
complete and no contests you'd be admitted--Mr
skinner by CONSENT putting tho question, and calling Il
carried The adanans secreraries also put H. with The
result Daring the interval, the adamants declared
they would adjourn Bi,nah Hail. Twas not But the
Unionisls deermped To go here 10 prevents spit They
went al T. bu. the adaInan's not there, M 81 - ~
M6 Skinner called the convention order They sent
a committee for MI Barnes. He found in organi-
za'ion of adamans in locked psror OF tho Globe Hotel
He said he would that he afraid OF his life,
The convention proceeded with the roll 81 answered
Mr. skinner was made temporary chairman. They add
journed to The same place ats M n. II morning. The
admantines proceeded with separate organization. They
made ticket, and adjourned the night of the I3h.a
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Fson the New Orleans Tue Delta Of the TIL Inst
Important from Mexico pHaa ss

Z f1fs--tt 1mROTt4ut IEOua McAICO:
Ss1a Anma Rsin~y Large .d.my.--For States Pro.
= IN ", q nesxeed dgaiaa HIM,
The Indisnoa (Texa.) Bulletin Of The ao!h ult an
The arrival Of the mail from The interior the
23th, and says: sl ~ aaa fssE. ##1
tax OF l2t cent? is imposed says The Ledger, on each
member Of family, with unsparing viz causing much
distress an complaint among the poor An order las
likewise been issued for raising amy for frontier de-
fence, 10 amount to ninety one thousand All
able 10 bear remorseessy pressed into the
vica HE designs against the United States are fore
sAsdowed ~ the late decree OF Santa Anna, which en-
jni~s MI who have suffered from Indian dspredaons
sssns their claims a. the city of Mexico He in,ends
dsmSud restitution usder the treaty OF Guadalupe Aidasc
Tbs order has given rise TO Immense irsuJ. Many
injuries 10 the amount oil $50 have been
snaaiDed, swollen 10 81 900 l'it & 1t5aaa aarf
Fodr Of The largest States, Guansxuato, Guadaalara,
Marees, and Chihuahua have pronounced agans, Santa
Aura : l.. $50. m IS ~. 80 ,....5 Il 5#.e
The western Texan says: WI a.. 500 aa1ss
1hA Mexican people regard with the United States
- iOeviisbie Many 90 far TO desire as
the 0Afy means Of obtaining relief from the oppression
nov sRasSed; while Others derrecsie event which
go far 10 des,ssy the nationality OF their much be-
)9g4scCuntry'' There also iboee who suffer under
tn1dtlueion that u new edition OF boslies with this
dnlfy Will result 10 the redemption Of their lost fame
- military people. f7at.a75 So a4a s4sahias b n
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ADDITIONAL BY rux rsANkLrS,.

BAlrEIeRE, Sept liza despatch f.om Athens, dated
the 20tb states that Thebes in Egynt has been amost
destroyed by earthquake. taF .k51t FL
Tho party in Turkey has gained tho uscendency in
the considerably complicated question, giving Russia
for posponng Tho sciiement!- A hostile eeiiog
,ganst France and England Is also maniiscd smong the
Turks. who LIE alies ef cowardice rumored
that Turkey is willing have the pInc psuss divided
ino indie pendent States under the proectora,c Of the
powers. Turkey continues 10 arm Eighty thousand re-
have been called Tho Russian consul general
in Egypt las been irecsea in consequence OF iavorng
Turkey. change the Turkish ministry 10 expected
rs soon the settlement OF the present crisis.
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pesrRrcrIvK FIRE,

TRor, tS. - Sept IS "A fire broke out about Nv
O'Clock ,s morning in the Of = Y Gardener in Il
village Of Amsterdam and properly TO the ananItof $50
yU0 was dzstioyed
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I,oR SAKE, accommodating sm. ~ sssA.s - av Ise
,V Ai.xsndr,a couWty. virgcA sodus nnesAaDvs
within half mile ~ the PsHs sAsvsh,
shou swA sAr - sores ~ wbee - w
and one appsc ~ pos-
spring and n kssiHv sAsshsov"ocS "
6rs o9ss~N vast ~ -
NJ wsshsme~, 0~cersc~s s Assn
anArs Arh, =. ssd ~ apscsrs 10 ss. al
Far further parrulsrs inquire merchant s
opposite wtis,s Hotel Of Parker fancy store snoe' ~
ticNa Hotel.
sept i3-et 80 :. .-,,~g + Il sgsrgsvf
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AzRIvAt. OF The NIAGARA. 3.l ~
HALIFAX, Sept. 1.-the steamer Niagara has arrived
hee Her will be forwarded can be pre-
pa red for The wires. VI t94tss 0iE
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NJ .W ny y G. MCGUIRE, Assss"ssss. .HeE ~
uALUABrE IMPROVED PROPERTY On TEHNnTkXtfiA
Avenue AZ ,J. "NsT ri "a II ~
IN .a.s,. Nn s7s Goe,ins fsss O. 2s
to pubic alley I~preysd " sSn.As M 80
s,sy ~. 6stprss eo1tns ssne{ ina tsitAs
@ "a .vsfy ol.r convshisnce ssst " rea
comfortable ss.2.u Aar,2
:; 1. ;' ss;:s. * "A ~ s's
s'tess ., sss.S .ss =. ,,.ss, y ~
for note. sesssed ny deed u usss, srA eessY
feet nHsaNN FrErfr &@9S ~ 2%.%ySS4-
snlvAT 4oEtax eiWs
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=
The ~ antilles at tide ~stsr during thia period
from Jpl 81, 1916, - August ef7. were a. follows
Flour (hsrres ........snsss
Wh~a, thsshss .'--.. 49,
C.rn 'oss
The highest ffcgbis Obtained In Febronfy when
the shipments most pressing. and jost NJ the
opening OF canal rsvigs,io-tbe Ehs csos, then Icing
almost the only channel Of naspofnion with ths wes.
and 1t so ovsrbn rdencd with hossncsathat Il cost
81 rs 70 ussspo butei Of -four from Buffalo 10 Albany
The Supplies from New Oeaas no, much increased
largo quaoics thence direct to Great Brit
ain nd Fesncss fuis~<@s fs~sa.s@ .se q -
Usat vs& ~ ry..v, w.. esy.~,. sisx, en 2'ag <
- 3 ~ 81 efHesN a as.o To To pssdce.
ylcus, hhs .s1sA5 shsis
Whess, .-..N.. .shaSyS
tssr, ~ ass N $50
The Erie cspl Mss,ssippi in thai vs AZ sss
orsy ouess ~ sh~ PROD of chs West The svenwes
nov 70 the akss and from he kst 70 the coast are pote
Amv ba, W . ha rssssnt sps. from vasious osssss
- vcsspn u sr ssus& ATs, ksAg Saoee tssys ~
seofwss--a< ygt
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SAILING or Tux EUROPA.

Is ,sroS Sept 1.-THE steamer Europa sailed to-day, IA
king out seventy passengers, among them $ Robin
son. of Louisville bearer Of dispatches, and xlso0J0 il
Peple. ~ a5t 4etF rs ~ so@ n a.i..ytf K.a Il
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r,wo FRAME HOUSES, TO DE REMOVED, AT AUCTION =
Saturday I'm instant, shall SELL 10 front OF The
o m and half
be twenty from The d.y Of SALE situated Al Ihe
or uMth south vids orc,
Term. credit months for notes satisfactorily endorsed,
''.th GREEN 4 SCOTT,
s.nI4-d Auctiourers.
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MAINE ELECTION.

PosTLANp, Sept l2te.nIns received by telegraph and
otherwise render IL that there chuce Of gov
by tue people is also neatly certain thar dis
tinct party will have jY in the legislature. and there
great change from last year in tho general result
Brunswick, Gorham. Frerpor,, Falmouth, Durham, Cape
III z,besh Bath Haowtn, Gardiner, Pittston, Calais,
Saco, aud Bidderiord show whig gain Esstpor, Bel
fast CoTinth and several other heard from, have
eec,ed whig epresc Portland elects thrce wings
Bangor whigs. Oldown has elected Democrat
Augusta Two democrats "a gain; Wessbrook, Windhain,
Hampden, Brew, and Idly have elected Morrill, temper
ance democrat In Cumberland county the wings have
probably elected two senators. tft u .sa-Ns "
The in Portland for governor ia Crosby (whix) 1913
Pi!bury, 1888 iossi $40 Ho.nes, 81 scatteiiug g.
This is very large wing gain from last but other
do sho corresponding gain. There is proc
ably increased nsjori'y in favor Of tho Mane liquor
law. .4..s .sl.ss-4 $780,. IA
Returns from seventeen additional show gain OF
oae regular democrat and two Morrill, democrats the
Legislature bat do affect the result Tho is very
light throp ghout the State.
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Gov. Pease, OF Texas.

The Brazoria Planter Of the 3lst u says: ia et,sfe.
Oar townsnan, Mr. Pease, has returned from his nng
tour in the counes OF the State, ia fine health
Although The vote ct many counties in The State has not
yet been made kaown TO we leel al liberty 10
gssiuiate Mr. Pease upon his election The first office
within the gift OF his fellow citizens '"f a@H 9a
The two Seass durng which lie will preside over the
councils al the. Stale will ukqneslionably be marked
by tapid development OF her resources and by the
sAop.ion Of policy which mus. be felt 10 its conse,
Quenees for many years Texas mist 90 forward
along the path Of progress for the next quarter Of CEN
sSsy w the stride OF giant il only the natural causes
vch tsnd 10 make her prosperous ind proper auxilia
hes 10 their dsvslopWeni IN The efforts Of those TO
vAoua shs cosmiis the guardianship, OF her dearest in
tesess. We believe thar Mr. Pease will he found equal
the task which tho exgeDces OF The times will Impose
upon him. He has never been popularity ker. and
hail his election evidence that the people Of ibis
S,as want in high posi.iors who will ACT ipdepend
sn,lyS upon the convictions OF their minds ssla
TO win the appreciation OF his fellow.czens in the
discharge of the responsible duties which attach 10 the
Office which Mr. Pease has been called I'll. will only
Be necessary for him TO upon the principles and
rules Of Conduct upon which he has always acted IN
inerior saopsthst s first to be that he is right
and lhtn to 70 ahead. ef w
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New YoRK. Sept H-p.n.--The stock market 10 dull To-
day Uni ted States g. OF 1857 asi22i Canton
80; Ere. sil; Long Isaud. no sAlesi Reading, sal ;
Parker Vein, 2t Cumberiand coal, Isl Pho mix Isl
New Greek, 81 Morris canal ~ Nicaragua as{; nothing
done in McCulock gold Money unchanged.
The aour market is duer under The Fankn's advres
Sales 900 b.rres So 81 90 A for Sais oath
srn. 80 A 90 62 70 IS o. Corn meal and rye foar IN
changed. saa y y.yfb e1a5 II rsBlntfp 80 shet'gaeE
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Regarding the ball AZ scene OF convivaIi,y and a
source OF amusement Il mu~t happily accomplished al
lhst could be desired; and vewg i, IN iis mopes s
a by which our oitzens could prove their an
probation Tor their most bonod senator aud fellow
zen, furnished most hspry rroof that now ber. wa.
he highly honossd his efforts 10 n comp.h Inc
grea, objects which be has in view mote warmly Sec
Cd. than home. s-------.a.-s
Much tredh ~ due he manager, and proprietor fus
the complete harmony and taste with which every
was sosngef ~ FL h8s Nt ns5eae fe1attt rtl9t
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i.., Al ocock m half story houses
s &c % . T. !. .ns os % .ea a | ''
Terms credi, OF sn months 'o notes satisfactorily endorsed
0e'''s ''"'''s N1t*h GREEN 4 SCOTT.
Sep I'D -r.t. \. Auciionceu
rrHE second voiun.s Of C.Ihoan'. works, contain
ss .ns IL ''''''''' '' - rExNGK TAYLOR
IEErERsOsuAsD cALuOuxy wORKs.-T.yIor 4
Msuy paS'..hsd s mt yosme Of n.w complete
. 81 Ss.. - Ea,srs BY r;c H. ws.has,on
wo,S. o. Canoan. bookstore oh street Washington.
sept l1tl -l- - V &c i1---2l -
An expert oy.s.r-.h.eh.r OF s,... steady; honest,
.n, a.G i s"y, %" a. i.s. Of sos a. s.....n
Apply pa bar, 'ues' n'. the War p,p;,%sp.
WAVED :. -. s,,' Fan.
i'oaS'''s'' s.s.' s :, 3 sssss
Ts ss sss f''s.s .s s,sf
PoR RENT, two large ,nr-.-.sory brick v.r.hv..-.,
sv.nne crv one .qu.s rsr Cse,rs s~p
can "a III l1- ~ d1'1- Z ]. s,1l ~
s's1ss--d'~ ~ 81 Ho... o.'r.. e's,..
rIAxE's HOTEL, NO. $50 nr~adv~sy, new yosk.-
Ts wh. opened BY The | o. u, CIR,
snort N. mo.. ses.s,s IN n. e and :. ,osm. sssh
forabi. ss 1t any o'u.r hotel in u. ess'uy 49,
sert 7--dH fNnHrs 1s7r New yoh, september s. Iesss
- 81 Hs q q fern o.flI -5lll ~ n
ny y. q. MCGUIRE Ascshos~sss q laef tat
GALE OF VALUABLE LoTs,-Tite from the United sstes-
y vinceps Orphan Asylum Of this city,
having desnnd provide ample for ~. car.
vii sss sw"s ~: IN 49, city - PARDON
by providing object, wins
Lo,s :" ~ y 'a''''' 3''' cast of square Nou
- Lots ~, 10 30, square No,I97 f-ae r 76v
T. ISsss ls H. ~ ard ~ u square No. al sss
LSts II, "a, and rs, No. Az ..J Fats fig4 Ill
equal payments n twelve,
AND eighteen t3sfgsl Las III
Of loh street and rem
syvsnia O'Clock M fassdsy NE Auth asAat
- "srsI1,'' 49, ..ss-s ~. J. C.. MeoUIaE.
Sept t-ds e-a4a ts- f.ss4 s.a5 Is "a. Asctosesr
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LATER rRoN MosrEyrDros,4S0if
PmLA pErur,, Seps. A-By arrival here have la
advces fro Monie yideo which state that Gan Ufquisa
had sought refugo board Of Au,sric aad
that h. flight had cansed mnch rejoicing among the pso
Ile Much confusion existed. F.5t ,@t...
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PORTLAND. Sept II Our additional return, OF the cleo.
lion do aecp the results indicated last night. gov
chosen by The people and neither Of the prominent
political parties has mai ry in tho legislature Will
probably be some days before The result is known
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COMPLIMENT TO GEH. RU,K-The complimentary ball
to Gen. Rusk last evening sys the Naeoxdoches Chron
ice OF the 3oh ull } really splendid affair A,
early hour the guests from all parts Of The county began
to assemble and by nine o'clock the spacious room
was 6ied with .ls0 .....e.,rat-
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passing iorg life in virtue and indussy and ssi"oS
with green old sse the good wishes snd respect Of The
community.
h may be noticed, exhibiting The ''dnersnee fwiA
go, "a ,h., ,hnt The Union was absent upon her
so; lar ten months during which time she dl NOT once
anchor. nor see the land. until she sighted Gaps Au.
CUISINE upon her with full cargo OF iaso barrels
Of oil
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nuE second Volume o sIhoun's Works, contain
i ing hs speeches. Just pub,shed, and for ssie BY
s,n "a FRANIK TAYLOR.
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ssTwm vovAoEs.-Tbe Hornet and the Flying Cloud
two clipper Ahps, sailed the day from New Yosk
"a voy age Of about 1900 miles around stormy cape
making The passsge in LOG days. and both arrived at San
F1scisco on the day, and within few minutes Of
EACH Other. This is one OF the most exsor1nary ma
pne contests ever known .a ID Il E# rar #-ap.
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6epaior Geyer. OF Missouri. we are informed by the
ST. Louis ln,cgencer, a, the latest dates so seri-
onsy III at his home in Missouri. that his system a.
though, to be too much impaired 10 encourage any strong
hopes Of his recovery He has been sick for several
weeks. 81 lEifsE4 ss.Etf.f3s &FH Hf HtEr
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A,.sAoRusErrs TEMPERANCE ooNyxsri,H.t
BosrJs, Sept. I3-Tne great teaperanoe convention
met in The large hl Of T,emon. Temple last evening,
halEpast7 O'Clock, Hon, Elisha Hanlaksoa. Ia
tho chair resolution passed deciAsana shAt hisis
convention Ut men sccordinx 10 common 0ssGc.
Ths dec dsd 10 carry the Maino law agita
ton into the primary pasdss and also
raise 81 900 0o) proesut. scefs Tho speaker
thi, evening pr Ices. Of England. Hon % Storer
Ohio. and others. The convention adjouEnedsrf die.