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The e s. eIoon Of G, ans .sned from portrnoutt
n. On fbuTsdsy ior Estport, M. tnsuce st. John,
ard io-Dce on shor. crni.---seturaing Ports.
mouth by tho middle OF S-p,sub,r
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orvror OF rHr 0nrErhL surrnrrrnrpRvr,
CnysrAL pALAos, Mes York, August ~ 1903 (
Tzhitorr 81 Madsis ana .aebiu-ry notified
aschiDs arcade ready 60 receive their
they yeqncssd 10 an the allotted early
css spnce not occupied she arst " september win
10 oortidesed ahan donsd and aia.raeps made.
r. order % the q. ner " supsrpt dent.
JOSEPH H. BuLEs 10, prss,or cf na<htpssy,
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William Norris, civil engineer and John ".
Grinths, naval architect, who have patented
their improvements In this country, England,
and France. The builders and patentees %
we are informed, are under engagements to
cross the Atlantic. from New York to England
within six days, in all seasons with greater
by the present oonveyances. Collins and
Cunard, ahoy!
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The DESTITUTE CHrNAlEN.-We have re-
ceived the following letter and statement from
Mr.. VIM. Seebach bookkeeper OF the Shaks-
peare Hotel who had undertaken the philan-
thropic task Of soliciting and collecting contri-
buttons in aid Of the poor destitute members Of
the TuDg Hook-Tong Company
TO TIE EDITOR or re NEW YORK HERALD.
NEW YOKK, August 20, 1858.
DEAR SrR:-Hsving been toO busy this week
could not attend 70 the subscription list for the relief
q our poor Chiuese, Is usual but shall oommeoce
sssin to morrow, and as confidently hope, with
moe success than had before.
B. ing entire aloDe, shall receive any, otter OF
assistance by generous ,eOns, for this really Chart
table purp0.e, with the greatest OF pleasure
Let Of subst rpt0ns for the r lief OF the destitute
and unfortunate Chinese Dramatic Company -
Amount OF the nIst jist- n,
Do. of the second list. .................. ~
Received from -
Hon. Reb+rt J. Walker. ..................... AZ
L0thimer, Large, Ellery & Co., with kind let
ter, sent to George rrst, Esq. immune. %
Total 1892
For the Committee. WIN. SEEBACu,
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: Six DAYS ACROSS THE ltAErc "A steamer
is now on the stocks, ct tAhip yard Of John
w Grifltbs, Gate S. Snet,) at Greenpoint.
which is expected TO be red FOR sea early in
February next. This ataer is being con
sructcd under the plans 4 specifications Of
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THE YOUNG DEMOCRACY AND IT'S AxIABLE
SouABBLEs.-We give place in our columns to-
day, to two communications, forwarded to us
| Tor publication-one over the signature of Ste
| phen D. Dillaye, who has acnnirad- spmsy Uick
eiiugs, and the other over that OF J. M. Lyon.
The latter, with a mixture Of humor and sar-
casm, contains some rather hard knocks direct
ed against Mr. Dillaye; but all Igof course, con-
ceived in the spirit Of true brotherly love and
democratic affection The former processes to
be true history Of the famous convention held
in Albany on the 10th instant, by the Young
Mems Executive Committee.
We publish these communications, induced
thereto by the most benevolent intentions
Feelings which have no vent are opt to become
intensified and 50 the fraternal misunderstand-
ings which originated in the Albany meeting.
might if nnnaturally restrained result in q con-
trned and Incorporating rpirit of hostility;
hut by giving the benefit of our vice circula-
tion as safety-yslve, to prevent an explosion,
the natural consequence will be that Messrs
Dillaye Lyon and the other dissident members
OF the convention, will DO considerably relieved
Of their Fuperfuous wrath; and when they, aud
the party generally. see how petty and ridcu-
lous the quarrel l7olss In print, they will. per-
haps. fmils at their former causeless spleen,
join hands al round and recognise what joy
ful and blessed thing IL Is for brethren 10 dwell
together in unity. THUS the HERALD casts oil
on the troubled waters Of democracy.
------..------------
INVESTIGATIONS INTO RECENT RAILROAD ACCT
IENTs-We publish in our columna this morn
ing, our special report of the second days pro-
ceedings on the trial of Charles f. Comstoek
the conductor Of the train which encountered
the terrible casualty at Norwalk bridge in May
hast. The defendant is indicted fur manslaugh-
ter; the allegations Of the prosecution being that
the calamity was the result of his carelessness
and negligence IN conducting the train. This
trial ia taking place before the County Court in
Dsnbury, Fairfield county, Connecticut and ex-
cites much attention.
We also publish today. the report of the first
days proceedings Of Court Of Investigation
composed Of Railroad Commissioners now in
seEsion in Providence, r. l., charged with ex-
aiming az TO the causes OF the fatal collision
which occurred on the Providence and Worces-
ter Railroad. in the early part of this month.
Most Of Che facts and circumstances ELECTED
in these Investigations will have been already
100 well known to our readers but we do not
on that account omit their repetition, as brought
ont in the course OF these trials Our object is.
by the publication Of these reports, at once to
minister to the intense interest which the CON-
munity feel in respect to these terrible railroad
casualt es, and at the same time to keep the
subject Of railroad Encouragement before the
public until measures are adopted to render
travelling matter ofmuch Less danger than Il
now unfortunately ia.
II
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Talk on Change.

The activity previously noticed in coffee continued
and the sales embraced ab ut 600 bags Brasil 50t
bsgs ard mats Java, and 400 Marscaib, at fun prices
Sugars also continued in good demand with sa,e Of
LOO htds, ir clrdrrg mnscovsdo and Porto Roo to
sfer with about 600 boxes Havana, aud about DOC
bags Manila ~ steady prices s:ste aour closed q. s6
HsSo IL. Wheat and corn were without no,icea 81.
change Cotton. with sAles Of coo bales was without
charge.
II was stated good authority that the
appointed by the united action OF the city banks to de-
wise some practi cable and unform mode to fsc,,s %
transfer operations had finally apged for tho
hsbment Of central transfer or clearance Office This
vs. to be speedily organized by securing
ton, and the appointment Of to b. a.a
"a by the proper nunbe of clerks IL ed tst
all the banks In the city should keep their aoeounta to
tween each other at this Office In other words that u
h aasibst each other shoul1 DO daily roO,stre
AID cAdy sett4td or cleared II ST the oeosrai nice
thus tav, much iDconvep,er cud vs1ation and n "A
OF time infeparane ftcm tho mode Of condic
iie the business between many banks .csttcre or
70 large q surface
Toe FL. epses Of the New York ofaee It was stated
vcuo DO tharcc pro rata between the ba,. somins int
the sfranstne5s A6st 70 ty banks had eoncutred In
oolher'2n INT committee ~ mako tho re
feritd TO- which would secure dsy sete6nert e shoot
tro' Die or The remaining ten fifteen rSps
veoH. 10 doubt, unite 10 the movement: and tt Vas
DOW, but shat wfec consulted thsir chief ofosr or on
GERS strs ten friiy albert ard iu,medoe ofc
eotioD could b. bad S.tho1s tbaie o-e-snne
ras sugs'tt-o that cur government could do well to
DsRoaN Sth the Rovsnro Of glaal favor of the
mutual rtdnc ion " vostrgs era ~ r,ssn atae n
srs j. GA believed that T. septs Cd ssrpr yonla
yield larger T,veouo Ngn the present mtss-Ia scr
Mg, or "a cents
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For The Committee. WIN. srsbAon'
BoOkkeeper Of the Shakespeare Hotel.
So, the total amount Of the collections falls
short Of four hundred dollars! We regret the
smallness of this sum miserably inefficient TO
confer any real service on these unfortunate,
abandoned Cinnamon. We had hoped there
would have been considerably larger sum re-
alized for their benefit. 1t would require some
thing between four and five thousand dollars to
enable those deserving objects OF COMMUNICATION
and charity to return to their native country
Let not their miseries plead in vain to the SYM
pathes Of wealthy and generous community
to whom we appeal again in their behalf Mr.
Seebach will receive and duly appropriate all
contributions given to him for them.
IMPORTANT FROM Observation-Disclosures
OFFICIAL DoCUMENT.-All doubts are at end
The Washington newsmongers may now sleep
quietly. The question is settled. The premier
has succumbed. George Sanders is appointed
Consul to London. Here is a copy Of the Off
cial document
DEPARTMENT OF STATE.
WAsnINGTON August a. 1868.
GEORGE n SANDERS, UnittO aies Consul
London, Eng land
Sir-The President having appointed you Consul
Of the United States for the port Of London in Eng
land,
transmit to you printed copy the General Ia
structiOns to C0nsuls, to the first and second chap
tiers Of which your immediate attention Is called;
form Of the consular bond tO be executed at once
and cent to this department; and other documents
for the use Of your consulate, Of which list SUD
joined.
Your commission win be sent to the legation Of
the United States at London, with instruc-
tons TO apply to the - British government for
the usual exequator, Uhich when obtained. will oe
forwarde t. you with the commission.
You will communicate to the department the name
Of the State county 10 which you were born also
OF the State from which you have been appointed,
and If you have resided in LoId n. am, cir,
your ObedieLt servant w. L. MARCY.
DOCUMENTS TRANSMITTED.
General Instructions and supplement TO the same
blank bond, list Of Ministers. Co ,suls, and other
diplomatic and commercial agents Of the United
States in foreign countries, ink lines, circular Of
June LIST.
Your crnenlar passport will he forwarded to yon
on the receipt Of your official bond exgGlt jr the
"suppen EFT"
Is not that triumph for Young America !?
W. L. Marcy is his obedient servant He
Gays So But who will say after this that Gen.
Pierce has no will Of his own, or that the pre-
mier does not forgive his enemies
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The free democracy, at all events leads OF at
Syracuse, on Wednesday next and we fully
expect them to launch forth a bona fde free
soil State ticket, to test their strength in No
vemter. The subsequent movements of the
discordant wings and democrats will do much
TO determine the character and extent of the
free soil vote.
The reunited" democracy meet in convea-
ton at Syracuse on the 18th September. Us
Aforesaid. VIII they barmonise? Doubtful
exceedingly. How they can harmonise we
can't imagine. The spoils have been divided
the Van Buren Buffalo faction have carried off
the hons share-the hunkers, poor allows, are
disappointed No doubt Of that; and ar old
politician expecting office, depending Upon Of
fee, end falling to get office, is hard customer
to reconcile upon political distractions. There
is On cutlery ofrebellion there are movements
on foot for revenge. The .aljaay .grgus 10
mastering up one set Of delegates Of the bunker
stripe, ard the Atlas is the champion OF al
ministration soft shell delegates, approving
what has been done in the division Of the
gpoils, because they like it. and deErecstDg
disefection, because they have not only lost no
thing, but have got great deal more than they
expected True they hate the fugitive slave law:
bat they will stick in general way to the Balti-
more platform till il thundera. swear by the in
augurel in the abstract, till sundowu; and
hang So high as Baman all traitors who cues
ton the wisdom OF the President and hs cali
net in dispensing the public plumber. The 1T.
los ia the organ Of this iuction--the controlling
faction. we spprehend, OF the New York demo
crazy, If we may Judge Of certain late move
ments in Tanmany Han and the coal hole
But the .4rgus faction, though they may not
have full Get 81 delegates at Albany, will have
enough there to stir up shindy" II they are
not frightened OF zoo soon. From the aafec-
Tomato harmony between the .grg,ss and tue
.qtlos, we may count upon scrmmage" and
split; and we have our fears that the fcud hos
gone too far to be- reconcled either By the Ii.
trications Of Office or the medical skill Of John
Van Buren,. John is great political orator
- Syracuse conventions nat we arc fearful
hat The present malady Of the hunkera is pact
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E'OR SALE-A very desirable new frame
=. HOUSE, contsining i've rooms, kitchen, &c, on
20 per annum. Apply to
EDWARD d. EACHO,
au 80 General Agent and Collector .
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EpUcATToN

AIR. LEFEBVRE'S SCHo0L.--H. p.
lNl LEFEBvRE, A. NJ, will, on the first Monday
in October. encceed Mira Mead in the charge ef her
Boarding and Day School in Richmond, and will be
prepared that day receive pupils ut her late re-
sidenee on Grace street sAz,.,
Mr.. Lefebvre was for seven years connected with
Mrs. Meads School, aud subse quently became frinci-
pal OF the Williamsburg Female Academy the charge
OF which be now resisns to engage in larger work in
Richmond.
He proposesto conduct his school upon the same fe.
neral plan tina; OF Mrs Mead, retaining several OF
her teachers, aud increasing the strength OF the dc.
partment of Foreign Languages by the assistance OF
resident French Govetness, aud other suxisres.
The members of the family will form CHRISTIAN
household, under the parental care of Mr. aud Mrs.
Lefebvre.
The School will offer every advantage for the &C.
QUESTION of sound English education TO which Will
be added the Ancient and Modern Languages, Mu'
sic, Drawing &c. tttH
TERss.-For Board and Tuition in all the English
hrano hes for the scholastic year of nine 49,,
months .4{-I ist4t-rg ....-I.Et S2i0
Day tcholars Of all ages ~ &c
For any Modern Language x
Music, Drawing, &c, at Professors prices.
Apply to H. p. LEFEBVRE, A. NJ,
an SO Grace street, Richmond, Va.
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MEDICINES.
MORTIMoRE's BITTER CORDIAL.

4N1 AND BLOOD PURIFIER-PRIcE 81 PER
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of the hist standing in the me-
tive Alternative and BLOOD PURIFIER ever
known; while vast plumbers who had long snf3ered
from diseases complaints brought On by sedenfsry
haets exposure, indigestion torpid state Of the live
9r Tnpurtes OF the blood, now look upon this COR
DIAL as most mysterious and magical in its healing
properties and restoring powers IL stands preuinenf
IN the treatment and cure of Neuralgia General De-
t;o anu ana nervous Affections Dyspepsia or indiges-
nop, Loss OF Appetite Acidty OF the Stomach Ner-
sous Headache, or Flowtof Blood 20 the Head Cos-
nsehess OF irregularities the Bowels Pleurisy
ans OF Misery in the Side Region of the Heart,
heart, Difficult Breathing, Sinking Seusatious Pros
.!atloh CT the Nervous System Cold Chilly Sepsn-
f,ons OF Nunbness of the Flesh or Limbs Dflcufpr
He, rHRsec.eraton, Night Sweats, Diseaseso the
estL ~ Anecnonso OF the Lungs, Jaundce Diseases
oIlLne Moneys arrangement or Pros.rgte Co, d;t;on
OF the organs of Nature, which cause paiuf.
Iaiiu6s, especially with Females producing Debit
Ias OF Inc Nervous System, Pale or Sa
MoRTfMORE'S BITTER CORDIAL u nurs
vegetable, peasan ttake, and perfectly safe To Ia
female child. Hse
u Price one dollar pc bottle
W. v ALEXANDER Co.. Proprietor No.
clay street, tAstor House, New York.
.B Remember that we sell at wholes sale and reta
tnat most Invaluable and for Rhe nm
IN all Its FORMS either imtammatory acute or cbro
MIC no difference how bad the case, or how IONS
standing This is Mortimore's RHEUMATIC COM
FOUND, which is vegetable extract an internal
remedy prepared expressly for this one disease II
has already cured thousands whs had long heep crip-
pies The evidence is most overw he lining and coz.
s1nclng, as gwen by vast numbeIse iou most re.
| spectacle citizens.
Call and get circular and read the letters an deer.
nhcates OF your friends AID those around ven who
had long suffered, bur who have been yestjIed TO
For sale by PURCELL, LADD co. sole Agents
| Tor Richmond. an 30 :
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ATTEST MAIL NEWS.

r-.r N Auersra.--The dwelling house aud
=. toce;her with all the household and kitch-
:, FURNITURE Of p A. HeisSil OF Lebanon White
....,,,- springs, Augusta county, were burned
r,..s,sv night The family made very narrow
&c saving not even their clothing. While the
..ad was drawn from bed at one end the
md was on ire Mrs Heiskill and Miss Martha
In were boih considerably burnt though no.
-,-,,,,,v Mr.. Hcisknrs loss is upwards o.
80, We learn these particulars from the Staun
-, yinGlcator. -
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AUCTION sAI.Es
FUTURE DAYS
Y Achapp srBsLa REAL ESTATE Il

" ALuABLE REAL EST4TF IN
SALE ATTsIanf rtsTIIIE55D AND MANCHESTER, for
AFTERNOON. the 9th dsy Of ssn ~ rs
Land in Mol At O'Clock, III Acres of
the Coapt Turnpike han ,e 81 from Manchester,
in wood and timber Of orsa
Also, the larse DWELLING, in M.n.,.
pied BY Mr. Holt and Mr. Edmunds AZ an a,.i ecu
of STA IL contains rooms and il near NJ -
let's residence. ueal MIS-. new
Also, the DWELLINGtHoUsE formerly called
the Slab Church, now renting for 500 ps1 an.
mum PeA eu-
Also, halfacre LOT in Manchester No. c. tcs,led
the Pond Lott - ss Nu
After which, win be sold 9 cows and Yr4R.
LINGS: 8 MULES and HORSES, WAGONS ms
CARRYALL, and all my House hold FURNITURF,
TERMs,-For the real estate one-third cash. balance
at and II months, with interest and title retained
or trust deed. For the personal estate mos credif
for APP rIte / endorsed nj gotiable paper.
JAMES DONLEY
Sale conducted by GoDDiN L APPERsoN, Aucts
an 30-tds
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.fnotEer Stare Case at Cincinnati.

Cincinnati, Aug 27th-Three slaves from Vir.
guja, on their way South with their owners, hav-
ius been landed at the wharf yesterday were
brought before Judge Finn on a writ of habeas
corpEs, and their liberation demanded under sta.
tue Of Ohio, which provides that all slaves brought
Into the State 10y their owners, shall be free After
an excl ing trial, which lasted till near midnight
the slaves were reinanded TO the custody of their
owners.
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Rabbcries arc openly committed in the streets OF
ssu York. On Friday gentleman standing al
enc door Of hank Wall street, had 500 snatch
"a iron, bis hard by thief who escaped in the
crowd. and in the same vicinity another gentleman
hal his poke; picked OF $500.
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Cincinnati Aug. ga man named Lamb, who
has heretofore been foreman in the printing depart
men. of Rawdon, Wright, Hatch & Easons bank
note engraving establishment, has been arrested on
the charge Of stealing impressions from the plates
OF the Ohio State Stock Bank. There seems to
be doubt as TO his guilt, and that it through
him The stolen notes in circulation were obtained
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BY GODDIN 4 APPERsON.
&EV ERAL TENEMENTS ON ORE

SEVERAL TENEMENTS ON ORE
~ IN GON HILL. ON BYRD AND 1ST STREETS
mp IN ~, FARM ON THE MOUNTAIN ROAD, EIGHT
NILES NIL ABOVE THE CITY OF RICHMOND,
ro M SALE AT AUCIYON.-Will be sold at auction
on THURSDAY AFTERNOON, the 18th Septen,-
pei 1865, upon the premises, commencing at "a o.,
sGT t BRICK and wooden DWELLINGS on
TTLeson HILL fronting on Belvidere and Church SIS
best in that neighborhood o aiming the
n A1 M winch ill be sold the new brick TENE
MENIs at the corner of Byrd and LIST streets front
1ns, .osether, about 40 feet on the North line nj
BYRD street. running back about so feet aug VI
Also, several vacant LOTS adjoining tb. ohora -
the North and East s VIC SDoVe on
Alter the sale of the last mentioned nron.. - !,
at the corner of Byrd and lst streetsI PIty taho
neat ntte EARN, in the county of Henrico SUI
mountain road, about miles from the c;t' on INC
aena containing 40 acres now in the occupancy of
the buildings all new, and the land is 2
any in that neighborhood. great bargain viii ua as
haps, be sold. val, per-
TERMs--One-fourth cash balance at 4. Q and 10
months for gotable notes. interest added and t,i
retained till last note shall be paid. '-'1e
N B--The taxes are all paid up on the above pro-
perty and titles indsputable. Pc
an IS GODDIN APPERSON A,,cts
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Later from !jcric0.

Ner Orleans Aug. 25.--The steamer Texas has
arrived. bringing dates from the city OF Mexico to
August 18th, and Vera Cruz TO the 2lst The Anne
rlcan Minister arrived at the city of Mexico on the
l1;h. Judge Coakling was at Jalapa awaiting the
next steamer,
The slave vessel with which Judge Sharkey's
name had been connected had been seized by the
Mexican authorities
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geo. NJ WEST, Nos. 5 and 6, Exchange,

The Giant Of the Monthlies"-Harper for Sep
tember--25 cts .-f Fl ..--7 r :. = + 3
so cts
The MstIicide's Daughter, by Curiis-2s cts
The Wizard OF the Wave: romance of the deep
blue sea-25 cts 0f
Dare Devil Dict-25
History aud Rudnents of Architecture, Nv John
Bnilock-T5 cts
Received and for sale this day. au3o
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BY JAMES NJ. TAYLOR.

BUILDING LOTS IN SIDNEY. AT.
~ AUCTIOS.-On WEDNESDAY next Slst in
misses, will be sold three lots Of LAND, in the town
ofSdney directly opposite the former residence of
Mr. f. +. Percolas each fronting 80 feet and running
back 100 feet to an alley.
After which will be sold other LOTS in the vicinity
of the above. 80 . -...
Terms very liberal.
au % JAMES nj. TAYLOR Auct
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NO. I'D MAIN street, Richmond.
Sold by all Druggists in this city and elsewhere
priee 81 per bottle. or six bottles for S.. an
X EMF, PAINE & KENT, IMPOR

X EMF, PAINE q KENT, IMPOR-
IN TIERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
DRY GOODS, FOURTEENTH STREET, RICH.
MOND.-By the various steamers and packet ships
from London, Liverpool, Glasgow and Havre we are
receiving importatons of Foreign DRY GOODS
for the Fall trade all of which purchased in the
principal British and Continental markets during the
past Summer by our senior partner, entirely for cash
and at prices at which,they cannot be duphcated.-
Our stock embraces unusual variety of FANCY
and STAPLE GOODS OF British French and Ger
man manufacture, selected with particular reference
to the trade of Virginia, North Carolina and Ten
nessee.
We have also in full assortment of Domestic
GOODS, the whole comprising the most extensive
and splendid stock of DRY GOODS ever exhibited
in Virginia. We have also complete stock of
READY-MADE CLOTHING. which is much larger
than usual, and is entirely of Richmond manufacture
gotten up in the best manner, both regards style
and workmanship.
ing this market, and have only say that our Goods
iH be sold oio the Goods sold in any
market an this country.
au % KENT, PAINE l. KENT :
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Railrco9 Celebrg,i0a

Utica, Y. J., Aug 27.-The ceremony of break
ing the ground FOX the Black River and Utica Rail
road Yesterday attracted large crowd Of Military
&c. Addresses were delivered bv Gov. Seymour
President Paxton and others