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PHILADELPHIA, June l3, PM-Arr steamship City of
Boston Baker Boston; ship Lone Star, Boutse Liver
pool; bark Elk Hammond Boston, brgs Edward Rawley,
Small, Newburyport; Sarah Ann Smith, Smith, Viii
min ton.
Cid ship Mohongo (3D, Corish, londonderry; briggs
S nuer ch S o Sly Mh s0n NJ
bile, Ala Washington Morris Providence Don Nicholas,
MoDufe, Portlsnd.
KEY WEST, June s-The schr Petrol, 1t Westcotr was
tosed out OF the harbor by steamer Cor vim
be east OF at Cape Cananera then TO shift for hsrse
me steamer WsEer Of the Coast Survey also, in com
sfhs Corwin The coaled and sailed the 9th inst for
Washington
The selr South Shore serus sid 4sh inst for Boston.
with load Of Key West salt.
Sehr Elizabeth, Williams, sid 9TH inst for st Marks
The schr Eliza Catherine Capt Packer will sail today
for NYork. =
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TREATIES WITH THE INDIANS IN NRBRAsKA AND
kANsAs-we understand that all the Indian tribes
In these two new United States Territories have con-
cluded treaties with the Commissioner Of Indian AZ
fairs for the REIMBURSEMENT of the lands at present
occupied by them within the scope Of country pro-
posed to be included under the two new govern
ments. These treaties are, one and ell, before the
Senate, and win doubtless be promptly ratified that
body being quite anxious to expedite the formal
organization OF the new Territorial governments.
We have before taken occasion to explain the lead.
ing principles which the treaties above referred
to have been made. That is, wherein they differ
from such conventions heretofore entered into BY
the United States.
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CLEARED
stesmsbip Ass (Br). Lott. Liverpool, Z Cunard.
Steamship Knoxville Ludlow, Savannah, 8 Mitohill.
ship Champion Of the Seas new clipper Webb Liverpool
Grinnel1. Minturn Co.
ship u Hartshcrn. Liverpool, Zoress A Co.
Ship Ben Nevis (r). Heron, Quebec, Barclay Lvings
ton.
ship Albert Gillstn, storor, Miramchi R Buck Co
ship Ricl Morse, Dinsmore, st John NIB, G Duncan
Co.
Ship Jane Cooper Flitner ST stephen smith Sons
Bark Path Leach Jamaica, Da vson Co.
Bark Peters (8r), Brown Quebec, H&F w Meyer.
Btrk Princess Louisa Ham) Mennng Richtbueto, Punch
a heinoke
BARK Arctic Here, Young. Rishitueto. AZ Neysr.
Bark Palmer Holt San Francisco Ashby Fish.
Bark Diana (Bgeml, Helm, Richucnt. Cedasea
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Tempe -ance md Maine Law Items.
MEAN AND cowARDLY ACT-REsIsTANCE TO TIL
MAINE LAW.

A MEAN AND cowARDLY ACT-REsIsTANCE TO THE
MAINE LAW,
One of orr citizens, says the Bangor Liberal of
the 18th instant, strictly temperate, industrious
mechanic, wanting little good, genuine brandy for
medicinal purposes, in anticipation of the cholera,
sent up to Boston by steamer for gallon of the
article which was sent him, properly labelled On
the arrival of the boat in Bangor this man went on
board called for and received his property paid for
it, and, like an honest man as he Is, took it boldly
and openly to his house. On his way home he
passed several OF our "private" spies, the fellows
ust mean enough for such a scurvy business, and
these temperance wolves determined to steal this
mans property, and actually did do it. They went
to his house without making any complaint or pro-
curing warrant, and demanded his property. OF
course he refused to give it up, when these awless
scoundrels seized him and his property and dragged
him OIL prison. Yes, right here in Bangor this
gross outrage was committed The man, on being
arraigned in the police court, proved his good char
acter as an orderly, SOBER and worthy citizen, who
had purchased the brandy for his own individual
private use, and not for sale. And the liquor was
restored to him, but the poor man was fined S. for
being arrested without warrant, for crime what
ever, and packed of to prison by private thieves
who thus impose upon and rob the poor and igno-
rant. ibis was clear case of outrage, and de-
serves no better name than robbery stealing, and
false imprisonment under the Maine law.l And
the pimps and spies who commit such gross insults
are recommended to be armed and to shoot down
every man who dares resist their insolent inter
ference with his property and personal rights.
private police officers for entering his house with
out worrant, would he have acted contrary to the
constitution of this State We answer no. And
II such outrageous proceedings to be tolerated
and winked at because committed on the poor, we
want to know il.
Mr. Burt (whig) has been elected Mayor of Au
burn, N. Y, over Mr.. Terrir (whig), who was
nominated by the temperance party. On the
license question it is understood that the Board of
Aldermen stand three in favor of license to five
opposed.
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STATE OF AFFAIRS IN GREECE.

STATE OF AFFAIRS IN GREECE.
Eight thousand French troops have oisemoarhed AZ
the Preus after having taken possession OF the ueeS
chips Of war. ,..
King Otho has accepted the Anglo French ultimatum,
has proclaimed neutrality, ana enec'eu compAe"
change Of ministry.
Mavrocordato President and Minister Of Finance
Palandrios Minister OF the Interior
Perices Areyropoulos Minister of Foreign Affairs.
Kaerg Minister OF War
Petoales Minister OF Justice
letter. from Athens Of I'D May state that the Queen
was in state bordering frenzy and that it required
the enteaes and tears of the king and of the ladies in
waiting keep her from placing herself at the head of
the army Her baggage all packed for departure
this Quixotic enterprise but second thought she
had the boxes uncordd and consents TO remain at
peace
The official in the Greek ques ton has
Ii is extremely voluminous. The Russian Envoy at
Athens acting in conjunction with the Court planned
the nsurrection in the Turkish provinces, and from
Athens directed Its An intercepted letter of
Kings service to take command Of the insurgents,
addressed from Pera, April 10th, 10 NJ Bentan King
Othas private secretary, asking for further
assistance, and recommending that at least two
battaions of the frontier guard, chosen from
the first and eleventh regiments should be sent to Amino
where they to have orders to desert forthwith and
Join the nsurrection, being also paid regularly that
they might remain firm and mistaken. Ths l0nan de-
tachment is described being dispersed in several
places and divided under fourteen different leaders 1t
proposed to raise the whole military force of
the country, and openly 10 declare upon Turkey
but of course the occupation puts cad to this
iect and dpels the delusire hope of Greek empire OF
the East
Accounts without date, say that the instruction
which subdued in Eprus had acquired strength
in Thesssly. Tchami Kara rassos had withdrawn 10
troops sent against him 10 Orma had returned to Sa
lcnica with four of his
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The LAST SUNDAY RrorxRs.--Ye erday, John
Cook who charged with disorderly conduct in hay
ing drawn dirk In his possession, and Barney Bagley
charged with assault and battery and throwing stones
were brought before Justice Smith and discharged for
want Of evidence.
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The Paris correspondent Of the London Chronicle
writing May 30tb says" The English and Freoch
governments still pushing negotiations with Spain
ssn1 Portugal in the hope OF inducing those two gov.
rnnrnt 20 furnish contingent Of auxares In the war
ID te fs. AZ respects Portugal, there will probably
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MILITARY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN A THEATRE.
General paraguay d'Hilliers has returned TO Paris
from Constantinope. Marshal ST. Arnaud will In the
meantime conjon diplomatic functions with his military
command In the East.
During the representation Of lie Prophetic - at the
Opera House. Paris In Of the front boxes sud
denly drew pistol and fhot hmsef through the head
The performances Immediately closed for the eve.
ming. The suicides Charles Krune age 3d.
cause Of the act, dependency.
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TESTIMONIAL TO CAPT. INGRAHAM.
subscription, amounting TO about 600 sterling col
lected chiefly in pence from the working classes has
been raised by the British admirers OF Captain ngraham
for the purchase of gold chronometer testimonial
for his conduct in the Koszta affair.
The chronomeer has been taken charge of by Mr. Blu
chanan, and bears the inscription
Presented to Captain Ingrnham of the United States
Navy by thousandssof the British working classes
for bis noble condrct In rescung Kosza the Hungarian
refugee from the Austrian authorities April 1854 An
ADDRESS written veum, and enclosed in a frame Of
carved oak, accompanied the gift
The address concludes follows
In presenting TO you this testimonial, have two
fold object In view; hrst TO do honor TO Of your
bold and magnanmous character; second that your
conduct has been stamped with approval by trans
Atlantic brethren most DESTROYS of demonstrat
ing to them and TO other States that the Of
justice and OF right exists among the working classes of
the British islands Trusting that identity Of spirit
may have the effect Of cementing a cordial amty be-
tween the democrats Of the Old and New World we re-
main, sir, yours fraternally Here follow the sigma
lures.
The Of India for the year 1928 is estimated
at cal 745 sterling the expenditure f20 $50;
and the debt S4s, 014,244 sterling
government circular has been issued stating that
the Russian consulates In Great Britain win be longer
recognized.
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Opposition Newspaper Except ve) interdcted Gov
eminent prohibited public meeting at Rngsted to cee
brate the h anniversary OF the constitution at which
address 10 the King, praying forhe Dismissal OF the
Ministry Was 10 have oecn proposed We without
liable details OF the movement
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,,.ns Of Gen. Redscbia who was sent Last year by
tae Iey ON mission Franco The Bey notifies to the
Coosuis of France and England Fellowship be
our duty 10 tske within the limit Of our means part in
the great question which pies tho nations of the
Eas-a question which interests the whole world With
this propose deach ships with division
troops We write to you that you may be inform
ed Of our intentionsn
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he no dculty in The matter as she Is bound BY treaty
TO furnish contingent being called upon by England to
do so-England paying the expenses. Spasn believe
not bound by apy suck treaty and hitherto the negoa
tons not appear 70 have led to any good result
The Porte has addressed the following the
basssdors Of the four allied Powers, dated the l7th-
'sJhe accounts which receive from the Turkish
frontiers Of Asia Minor OF nature to excite the At
tentien Of statesmen In Turkey and OF the superior 0
fcers who this theatre Of war. Mgr.
Eardis the Grand Patriarch Of the Armenans whom the
Russians had had confined in prison three months at
Goumr (Alexandropol has been sent under escort to
ST. Petersburg it Ia positively stated thu follow
ing moti es:Frst because the AImenians subjects OF
Russia expressed great discomfort at his arrest, and
murmured loudly against the Russian local authorities;
and secondly because the Armenians Turkish subjects,
vices in their power 10 the army of the oAn The Ar
menian Patriarch is therefore the victim a Russian ty
ranny from the sole fact of the Armenans the from
tier showing sympathy toward the Turkish cause, or
the whole of Europe has TAKEN appears to wish to
take, up the defence"
The London Neies of the I'd inst saysIt Is current
ly stated that King Frederick William hss openly declar
ed, Whst he reigns at Berlin not Prussian gun shall
be fred against Russia" IT the English cabinet not
OF this speech In doubt about the true feel
ngs of the Pussian monarch they should speak to the
Prussian administer on the subject, NJ. Bunsen.
Advices from Smyrna, Of May nth, say:-Admral de
Tran has captured four pirates at Ncar carried them
TO Rhodes, and delivered them over to justice.
despatch from Berlin, received in Paris dated on
May 2Gth saysThe Russian ambas ador at this Court,
Baron Budbeg s to be replaced by Baron Brunnow for
mery ambassador at London The cause OF this change
is attributed TO the unsuccesfuness (eyolgosgtes OF
the recent modification of the Ministry here
Another from the same city dated on 9th ultmo
saysIhe Lubbock journal OF The 18th states h1the Rus
sian fleet ft Cronstad the oh inst The statement
is made respecting The fleet at Spsdborg and naval
counter considered imminent.
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Lunt Porto Rico.
NEW nAvRN--Arr June IL NAratiska. Nelson, 10 sAvs
rom AayAgues Pm schrs Jane PhiladelDtAs
Jas Cpnningham, james River Jehn Welssy, AlSaaYs
Pres Jackson Jersey City SID schr Somerset, FAz1aA
phfa sloops Lyman DeAison, Hill, Lady xonwiekr
Wright, Nfork; EnAnoiss, Jersey City.
PHILADELPHIA-Arr June H. brig Adele. Levis, -
Bars days. sehr Almeda Pston ApAIehicolA CID eohED
Wm James. 1uncsy NHayen, WIN Callahan. Croe1ee1,
Bridgpcrt Token. HAYES, Boston: ChseapeAke Aee1A
Bridgeport New York, Hagen dol Westcheteers AeCc1e
Albany; Lake. Hayne, HsahattAnvilis; cress 1e-
eorI,oh Eyseh ralssy, sshws.lsf Nrssh: x ~
Nm Boz ASiss 90 cr.s. tnsisoss rros!sss ~.
vess RsS1ss. Fan River ssSssi aaryy ny ssssss
s.n Psrss.a Lag Inst JsroEna nsr Hss.ss
hannock Gold Hunter sRsckstt philadelphia ReiadSsg
Jarvis do, w G Nelson. Lseds. do; Crane, Ep4iesA
DO; sloopf Motto, Brown, Albsny Mary paas. Hewkns
and Hope Gardner Rondout SID schr Delaware, HArdas
PORTLAND-Arr June 10, schr Lizzie W Dyer, Cun-
mipgs 1th brig EmeIine, Staples rhadelphiA
schrs RsnA, Baltimorc Knrht Scarf NYork CID
10Th brigs Gamma Elliot Porto Rico; Cnstltan Piukhan
NatAnxss Sid 10th, brgs Gamma And Castlian sohrs
julia Newell Cushing, and Cambridge, York. Phiiade
phiA- -.
Leone 81 ut: 18th. Hudson Warrep PhAd
Sid 9th ZotoG River OF Plate having repaired
10th, schr Cox, Hnllet, NY0rk-
Art i2h ship vsspAsian. Upton, Cape Coast Castle Ali
"wETHodfH- Juse 8 schrs El-irs orsr,ry, vvox
pth, Haspah. Paul, do.
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ARRIVALS At TIE HOTELS.

COLUNBIAN.-w o H.rry and Lady. Vim c.,,., r.
Bruce. Lynchburg; Leak, A Il B.i., w T Tn,o
pin .. fouhatab; + II Turpin Mecklcnbury. Joh,
Mcdonald. ualifsx; Col To.ps W A II,nn,h p;,,sri
vsni, Graves, Dinviidie; T. horripett t,osiS:,d
Duke, Louie; L Dibbie. X Wipire. Chs.,.,a.,d
7 S.nderson. J Melton. J s s-,nn, p SebmneL VI.
Capt Henry, Washington; W II Dsvi, = n D,.n.,
oakland, Va; James Alvord, Nelson; John w Co,bip'
AAERcAN HorEL.H Hnti.y, Boston, Tho. W En., p.,.,,
burg later rorsi NJ Hsnry J,nss Ma, mi. Jon. ~.
WPepper Wash>ston; Biekley Y; John Nv. Co., II
M,son Charlie, CITY; Csptr s.isinr vsy.,uel h. %,
sarks, Abberniol Jones, Duv.psil R,shs..r r.
a,ren. N H.lids wilhelm Lady q wio. ma la,
S wilkins hi's Rodney Mes YORK; Doi,on Ironsi,
u.ps, Bate, b.ino e worr.i. FredvrieS.barr DR. r
Philadelphia. .N'S"' ""'o" nAr"'
EXCHANGED Green. DIR Rice; Ham Sid. r Clark
JC Robinson, ST Louie; q Field, Gloucester. JnJys
Christian. Wmsb'g g Wynn; n A Brown. M,ss. r
Madison. Louiss; J Wickhsm, Henreo; q A H.rm,n No
Schlsy. Ga; II Butler, n G.; II Worcester \ Y. Pc,
Harrison, Campbell; w Hscketi, Louise: G Read Rich,
mond; = s Anthony, w McDyer. P,sb'e: q A ken \
I; Gill.t Liverpool; S,abler T Gushing Phil.
w Bsyly, Lynchb'g A Phillips, = Lord. Bait. j 7,
Howell Coumbis s Lukes. Philadelphia; q s B,,k..
dale F.rm.ille; Il ID Hunter, E..eI; Jas IIun,.r
Carolice; Trippett, Y; DIR Long.p, Va; J N An,
derson, Ala; Jas Mallory and lady isuover; Ms, MAI
lory do; Miss Potter, Louisa Miss Dri.rpet U,nor.,.
Miss Williamson, do w w Bold, Va: VIM. p N Po,ss,
Mills ii w Aurrey, J Porter, G Terrell, Orange.
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MARINE NTELLiGENCE.
SAILING or OCEAN STEAMER
FN N HHON III RTATRQ
PORT OF RICHMOND. OCTOBER


Sehr. Jane {. Doughty, Murphy, PhiadciphIs, nnd.e.
sshr. Josiah Acorn. Aerrsll, Maine, lime, Luther
Brig Tose,lo, Geyer Lubsc. plaster Davenport Alien
sehr George Luff veasey, Boston, plaster, John H.
Claiborne.
schr John Beatty wesco., Philadelphia, coal, s. p
sehr. Hebs, North, Baltimore. mdse, VIM d. Colqut.
Sehr. Maid, Brownley, Baltimore. mdss, W. D. Coquu
schr Sylvester Gesner, Garrison, Albany lumber J..
SAILED
stsa uship Roanoke. Skinner New York. md,e and pas
sepgers.
Steamship City Of Richmond, Mitchell, Philadelphia,
mdse and passengers.
Steamer Pocahontss, Jones, Baltimore, mdse Ludlam
& Watson.
Brig Aina Aerr,bew, Griffin, Boston. mdss. Shields
Somerville.
Sehr Souihernet, Parrett New York, mdse, Ranki. 4
Barker.
Schr Abdel ksder. Brown, New York, mdse.
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IRON thence crossed Fawn and Stiles street. and finally
on Two entire blocks, occupied BY shops end lum.
ber-ysrd The c-s Is e,timsted Al nearly kibo ooo On
which there Ia not Insurance for moro than one third that
smount TIE fremen 6ualy checked the spread Of the
hanes at day light this morning
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FATE OF FRANKLIN'S EXPEDITION DECIDED
DlSCONERY OE REMAINS SILVER SplnNs C.

FATE OF FRANKLIN'S EXPEDITION DRcIDeD-
DISCOVERY OF REMAINS, SILVER SPOONS, Gc.
MONTREAL. Oct 2l.-The Montreal Herald of mi,
morning states, that yesterday they despatched spcca
ohina a ..o hudson Bay ComPanys house. Il,
chine aud that, through the kindness OF the Goyernor
sir Goorge Simpson, they enabled to lay before tbe
readers the following outlines OF dispach rec,ved n,
him yesterday from Dr. McRIe: y
d. hcKae has been absent tho coast since tho sr.
OF june 1893 and returned TO York Factory on the 2sh
press 10 Sir George Simpson, via the Rcd River settle
ment. e
Alter briefly noticing the result OF bis own expediton
he proceeds to state that from the Esauimau1 he had OH
tanned certain information OF the fate OF those
with the franklin Expedition, who starved to death After
the loss OF their ships, which crushed In the los
while making their way south to the Great Fish river
near the outlet OF which party Of whites had died. Iesy
ing accounts OF their suerings in mutiated corpses nj
some, which evidently, from their APPEARANCE furnished
food TO their companions.
This information although not derived from the E,oui.
mauI, who communicated with the whites and Who found
tho remains, but from another baud who obtained tbs
details rird roce, may DO relied on.
Ihere no doubt Of the truth Of the report az the
haVes had IN their possession various articles of Euro-
pesn manufacture which bad once been 10 the
oil the whites; among these articles we're several silver
spoons forks &c, Of which was engraved Sir Jno
franklin X q. b., while others have on them crests Ard
initials TO identity the owners as having belonged 10 tho
iated expedition The drawipgsof some Of them have
been sent down.
The fearful tragedy must have occurred In the Spring Of
1850. WV Nf'"s VI
PaiLAprIPnfA, Oct 2i.-The steamer Osprey has ar
rived here from 81. Johns N F. with the wrecked pss-
sengs OF tho City Of Philadelphia She reports ,bs,
meaic life boat belonging TO the Arctic and containing
The purser and several OF the creE with passengers ar
,Weo a. 81 Johns on the 7th. The puser landed at
hoines Hole, and the balance are sboard.
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NOTICE,
oFPIcE RICHMOND. TRED'G p. R. r. CO.

--run,,e RICHMOND, October End 1874.
OF the Agricultural Society OF yirsin. no de,ir.
~ TO visit ri hmond
WI commence on the S OF October ensuing are hereby
notned That return tickets available be nni,
ed hrm ree or charge exhibition u :her
1crsp 10 the officers the Company
Warrington and Richmond provided made
inc way 70 Richmond and though the will be made
OF stock and articles for exbp
on seh STOCK and articles will be the route f
OF me same owner free OF charge am.un
WING" mas oeen PAID thereon refunded SAMUEL RUTH,
u q o., Agent OF Transportaton.
stk and articles intended for exhibition be In
Tor me steamer Maryland at Washington Alexandra
arrival in Richmond in proper time. s + '"
oc2-dtl,tNoY Ivsn, r,.,,,os,,.,
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hy e.oddIn a. Appcrson. AucIs.
eCoimixniSSSSi3 ., ,S, SALE OF VALUABLE

hy Goddin a APpcr.on, AucI..
a SouMtSSiONERS' SALE OF yALUiRI +
~ LAND ON T, T. RICHMOND AND PREpERIc ar a.;
aroad ~ miles from Richmond AuetioG-By rirtus ~ .
decree OF III Circuit Court Hen,ieo
on NE Oi day OF May lsS in Of Tucson aesr.,
e'etod Ae The undersiEne who eby rnSint
ssiooer OF The Co art for the 10 al.
Pu auction on the premises. TUESDAY thr ..th Oct
~ 80 eSmTenS aill O'clock the larger portion of III.
- o .hd IN The county 81 Hen which Barrel Price
Containing according to plan aud ry.y made sy
County Surveyor, 25o dird ID into
10 ~ inclusive The Mansion has T acre, att, -
ro 10 to is acreand for the are covered
heA oriIinsl growth OF pine and o.l voo nd
80 .eeit timber. The Railroad through thi. lznd
aasuln. convenient the city Richmond mi
new road has been purchased through the land 70 NJ
oieoronh opening into the Turnpike (now nj.
IS~n) near the hrsi toll which n
hsess an egress be had Of
sood nd timber this and has attracted thr
pioe Tor many years and In TO ~.
hshhoad where t Is In demand orer raj indpr
70 persons desirous Of engaging tslg 10 the wood
We invite attention r.ap to be seen n. on, o. hi,
property ~ '"'' uos' uesfaoe
rernns-one-thrd cash, balance ard year, for ,,.
e with gend endorsers for he .nd ,br
He retained 'aejeett to the future order Court,
s.le conducted by 6OrptS ArPEpsos N0t" Z.
r. g we are authorized to
the above the South, to Gen so:t
eao- wiz soon BE- laid OF nio with stree. ,nnnin,
s thus connecting vim th
!" DC opened through tae land of Aess Scot, C.b.u
.--N.su, G.kA
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POSTSCRIPT.
NEWS NY THE AFRICA

We have reeslvsd no usn north sf Baltimore sines
Friday evening.
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BANK TROUBLES

NEW YORK, Oct. 2o.The main cause Of the suspension
.ne hgnth Avenue Bank was the negotiating OF some
loans to large amount which have not vel beer
me report o. the committee appointed examine into
.ne Isrs OF the Knckerbocker Bank 10 said TO be un
oaoe. one OF the directors 10 said 70 be dsuI.sr to
was discovered to-day that the first teller Of tho
o e bank IN this city desuter 10 the amount Of
Wo9ooi He had sbscondsd TO parts unknown but sup