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Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-07-13

Masonic L0DGEs.-There are upwards OF
fifty chartered lodges of Free Masons in &C.
tive operation in the State of California.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-07-13
YRtiCc.

The Grass Valley Literary Society viii meet at the
II. E. Church (Soath) Monday evening" l5th inst.
81 half past o'clock. Queston-Resolved, That the
existing European vii prove detrimental to the
Initei states. Tie public invited to attend-:he
ladies' rarticularlY.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-07-13
Dissolution Of CO-partnership.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the partnership here
II tofore existing between James Taylor and j. H..
Ebright, is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
The business of the will be closed up by j.
H. Ebright and an accounts due will be paid to him,
and all debts of the partnership presented to him for
payment. JAMES TAYLOR
]. II EBRIGHT.
Rouph & Ready. Jriv 10 1854 - I'm
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-07-13
CONSTARLE'S SALE.

DY virtue of an execution to me delivered from the
ID office of J. l. Sykes, J. p, for Grass Valley Town
ship, Nevada County, California, Judgment rem
dered by said Sykes, On the 1Gth day OF June, A. D.
1854 in favor of John Staple, defendant and against
the Mercantile Quartz Mining Company, plaintiff, for
the sum of S134 So, amount OF damages and costs OF
suit as shown by execution, have taken in Exc
cuton and will expose at public sale Thursday goth
day Of July, A. D. 1884, at O'Clock, p NJ for cash
the premises, all that piece parcel Of ground
situated on Mill street, adjoining the house Of Thos
Hartery and known as the Mercantile or Glen prop
erty also the houses and improvements thereon, to
satisfy the above amount, with costs of execution.
j. G. GOAD Constable
June 2Sth A. u. 1854 Al ids
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-07-13
10000 y 1x5 55o BAGoE; B. 129' Nj,

~ 000 IXL BACON;
wv sVVU 45, ,O0O lbs IXL Hams;
30,UUUI0s Leaf Lard, 10 and 90 lb tins
7500Obs. No / China Sugar;
100, 600 bs. No ! China Rice;
Is, 900 bs. Green Rio Coffee;
$50 t bbls Goshen Butter;
500 If bbls Corn Meal;
eco IBIS n Y. Crushed Sugar:
20 asks German Crushed Sugar;
600 .egs E, B: Syrup, 5, and Ii gall kegs;
200 Fegs leaf lard;
1909 lags Chile Beans;
30 @ses Thomas Grape Tobacco;
60 ases Twin Brothers Tobacco
20 asks Pale Sherry Wine;
30 q casks Pure Pale Brandy.
Fer sals by r. Z. BREWSTER S CO.,
80 I'm 100 Battery, cor. Merchant 81
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-07-13
EXCHANGE & BANKING HoUs
Ho! for the Mountains

EAD THIS; all ye that are cooped up in the cities
IL of the plains 'vamoser-be sopb;; for IoJvo
Hill, where the air is COOL bracing, saubriousthe
scenery beautiful and gold in abundance and all II
costs is the labor to dig it from the ground. But
above all when you come don't forget to call at the
NEW YORK RESTAURANT
where everything is served up in BEST manner as
hundreds testify. Board by the day or week mod
crate.
BUTTS & WALwORTH
Iowa Hill, June % 1854 tf4I
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-07-13

The Nevada Democrat" after showing by
figures, the prosperous financial condition of
that city says, the experiment of town or
ganzation thus far works we'll, and apparent
ly to the satisfaction of a large majority Of
our citizens. The town was never more or
derly and quiet than at present, and the tax
under the new organization is too light to be
felt as burden by any one.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-07-13
CONSTARLE'S SALE.

NTATL Of California, County o. Hcya6a Township Of
- Grass Valleys.
By virtue of two executions to delivered, issued
from the court Of j. l. sykes !. F. for said township
ard county, upon Judgements under attachments
against Timothy Elsworth, and in favor Of Henry NJ
Hughes and F. Mayhu-tbe former for $3.50 ST. debt,
damages and costs of suit TO judgment day Jan. 9th,
1S54-the latter for S243 20, debt damages and costs
of suit to judgment day, March 9th. 1888.
have levied upon and will sell for cash to the high
est bidder, on the premises about six miles south OF
the village of Grass Valley on Wednesday, the 10Th
July, 1854, between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ and
O'Clock P. NJ. all the right, title and interest Of
the said Ellsworth in and TO the house and ranch
known as EIsworth's house and ranch together with
the mill and all the appurenances thereto belonging,
known as Ellsworth S mill and Ill the said Ellsworth
interest in lumber lying at or near said min-to
satisfy the above amounts aud accruing costs
j. c. GOAi} Constable.
Grass Valley, Jane 2Sth, 1854, I'd Al
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-07-13
San frantisto 9o6ertissm is.

QAWYER, JOHNSON e. CO., Dealers in
y Paints, Oil and Glass; have removed to No lOS and
los Front street, San Francisco 80 SIN
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-07-13

All bills will be settled by P. Strickland, at the old
stand where he will be found prepared to furnish his
old t0mcrs with all kinds of Meats that the coun-
try affords. PEfTON SIklChLAND'
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-07-13
NGtiCC.
Departure OF Stages from Grass Valley

Departure OF Stages from Grass Valley.
FOR SACRAMENTO.-U. s. Mail Line leaves Beatty
House at O'Clock every morning arriving in
for the P. II. boats Tor san Francisco.
FOR }fARYSFILLE.-U. s. Mail Line leaves Beatty
House at o'clock every morning, arriving at P N.
FOR AUDURN.-C. 5. Mail Line leaves the Beatty
House every morning al o'clock, connecting at Au-
burn with stages Tor Sacramento.
FOR RNEFADA.-Acconmodation Line leaves Beatty
House every morning at Z, and every afternoon at
: O'Clock.
FOR IOWA HILL.-New Stage Line for Illnoistown
leaves Beatty House every morning at O'Clock.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-07-13

PERsoNAL.-We were gratifed yesterday
in receiving a call from our old friend Chas
Lindley, Esq. of MarysviIle. He is we'll
known in Grass Valley as a gentleman who
has for eighteen months labored assiduously
for the Marysville and Nevada plank road
but was obliged to give it up in despair. If
Marysvlle had a few more such public spirit
e | men as Mr.. Lindley, her prospects would
at the present be materially bettered.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-07-13

QEATTY HOUSE, Hotel and Stage Office, Main St.,
u corner of MILL W. H. Benton Proprietor.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-07-13

A DAMS & CO., Express and Banking House, Main St.
N opposite Beatty House.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-07-13

ROWN, T. J. & BROTHER, Groceries, Provisions
and segars, opposite the Bridge, Boston RAvNE.
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Isorym or ms BoDy Ttx0rar RAApiSo WHO WAS
KIND VIM AN Az. An inquest ~aa held ye'tsraay on
the bory a Tin oshy Reading Who died ut the hospital
Thurrray evening from the effects of tajures ,sived
- TIE hands q John King tie STU Of July last From
the e,idence appeared that King jealous Of tbs de-
cesed lie having made practice 81 Writing bis wife,
which WIS MT very much liked BY the prtsoser toat
King came homo on the day In question, and hnding
Reading there, dapnie in the Of which,
induced by At ~ great alonsy Ktng snstched axe
and struck Reading the head with II He admitted
the fact o. bis sttihing Reading hut said he did It In se
defence Int, however, vas very p0or ples, 90 the
vi al s~ore tes provcstiou for the blow,
bpf Cd the Contrary Reading the decreased offered 40
voieuce atsl Tas jury 10 ths rendered tbs fol-
lev ina VERDICT
eve and that Timothy Reading came r. his death BY
fracture Of the skul, the result Of blows given him
With p axe ~ John King at - Mulberry street. the
Ssh q July, leeS"
nxArHs nv TsowS1N0 Coroner Hilton held On inquest
yesterdsy upso the body Of ARCHIBALD Shaw late assist
steward II the steamer GIssgow, Who IL appeared
vent 10 30 bsthe by no ding on = rcpe, and letting
10, cg himself he caught cramp, aud drownei
fore assistance could be rendered him. verdict-Aoci
dental drowning "
An Inquest held yesterday upon the body Of Thos.
Smith sailor eyed IS years, who bad been missing for
three fonr daye from b- boarding house, IN Oliver
street. lie very int nperate man. and no DOUBT
II .pto the river accidentally. vcrdict-"Dssta by
droN Dipp.b.
Corot er wlheIm held inquest upon the body Of
James tsre sailor, belonging to the Northern Light,
WHO met his death by falling overbosed Verdict 40
cideutsl death " DECREASED . native Of England,
ane was % years of ago
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Dr. cochrans. Nov Orleans Geo. II. Gordon, o. s a.
Hodges s. suv watson
Louisiana; y, wIg'ee worthe England; A. Carries do
Capt ALkander Brother, New oriean. A. Aiken, savan.
nah: r. q. WALES. Mss.; c. Fredericks and lady
Washington; mrs Col Burke do; r. Pomeroy, Pitts
burg; VIM r limb Montreal were among the arrivals
st the st. Nicholas; yesterday.
N r.; Hon. Mason Brown, Kentucky; }. H. Carson and
family, N Csroliba P. Denney aud family, San Fran
cisco; T. Hesa and family, Bal imore; Cot Van Doom
Hotel yesterday.
J. c. whitrcse New Bedford; J. G Conrey ST. Louis;
D. Lord, ssa Francisco Woodward Hill, Rectory
rivals at tho Prescott House, Yesterday.
BON VIM Murray, Goshen, N. r; Hon. D O. Jones'
Baldw vile, n. ri Rev: Geo Howe, Columbia, ). |;
Gen. Thomas Poael Cincinnati Ohio; were among the
arrivals At Irving House Yesterday.
Among tho passengers leaving the city to-day, per
Consul at Aspnval, Who after temporary absence for
the Improvement of his health is his rcturn to
the Isthmus.
ARRIVALS.
From Ssvannab In the steamship Kuoxvne--M N
Scott, inc Gurn, D Stewart, H Msss. II Caughey
Iinnison and lady Carter Mrs Osborne Mrs Meiss
liot, Mrs VIM Elliot, Welsh, Solomon Cohcn, lady,
chd ond three servants, Master Cohen, Miss Cohen
Cocberville, Cbas Wright, NJ Y Henderson P Bell W
Guion, Ward, U "A, CA Van Dorm, "A McIindon,
ana TIVE MY Ht0tr0g0 II s6nnH0rS
In the bark John Benson, from Hsvana--H Burman, T
N Boves, Mrs Castana and two children, Etrharter
d Carne.
DEPARTURES.
For Puenta Arenas, in the steamship Promethcus-Dr
Jas NcGrath, Adams Co.'S messenger, Wells, Fargo b
Co.'S messenger Hon Matseii wife, infant and
want, sharp, EDWARD Cohn, Kslchnr, Morris and
wife Mrs. frcr mann. Miss simpson and sister, Mrs
Mers liant, Ms Mary Holmes, nfaut and child Mrs
Cohen and three children, Fes'cr wife ana infant
Meektr and two children, Miss Coic " vreden ,erg
and wife, J McCabc and servant, W o Haresson and
wife. DR. Peter Smith. D Frnk, wife and servant r
Fr,ns Mrs Philips, MIsT Richie Mrs. W Peterson R
Moose and nephew, Dardano, Dardano, H Mercer,
ars charpoli VIM sele, wife and child, F Garits, VIM
Hambly Mrs Ware and two children, Thos Cody, W H
Le forrest, II Hanson. Kellogg rs Avery, wife and
three children, Miss J B Avery, jos Bell Lmmerman,
CG Wilkins wife and child segiio Jos Harris and son.
Thos g Davidson, wife and three children, Mira I
po1nan and child, Mira h Brcgsmmau, Mrs F Lucke E
Brad pry rhos &c, Adams, Misa Ann Dunn. Miss
Il, mi hrey, Nils Beattic, VIM Sw4in Friedberig X
Fisc Geo Briggs, hrs West and four children, Miss
Coyle, Miss Bowen, w b Sherman, Thos Austin, N
Easecomb, Geo Inwood, Chalcraft, Bender Mrs
Fender AZ two infants, Erie lander sargent and
wife, W RiAer. Mary Crowley VIM Gordon J Irish N C
Gilbert Ihcs Gnnis, Hazoltinc, Isaelinc, Miss
1sssia, Mclean, p Mclean Hamilton wife and two
ct;ldr BATHS BATHS Cox, Riley Chino and
wife VIM Mcclellan and wife ssbario, and 1928 in the
TERRACE
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DEArH IN QuIcxsAxp.-The St. Louis Republic
Is informed that on Friday Last, the dead body Of
man was found In tho American Bottom, at place
called Choutean's Slough, under very singular ctr
right In the water up TO the mouth, while tho feet
we're in the Garth. Il is probable that tho man stuck
In ire sand while attempting to cross II, a. tho
tracks Of bis feet indicated that he took long strides
him, though he appears to have been German
about so wears Of Ra,O.
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ported a. having gone lahore u White Had and woAh
be Sold WAS good vessel, Sailt = B.sn = ssessu
and others Of PATH and vaiued at easooe. tor which
smount shs d insarsd h Boston, - felen '-NsPtune
ONE ala 600: NSw Eneland Mutual eS.eoH; wal log
ton. N ooX fhsre "a also smAn anovnt at Boston on
freight moDsy.
esus Mona Of Belfast which was shors at Hssthanp-
s~p w. t~s k~su gettS, enc ncy 81 crtrfayt "atcr.
us.-x isTeAs.
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pynArnynA, Aug A--Rspostsd by Keen Tnylor-
Fyrs Boar5-S2 600 Schulz Nav o. 81 TAN; $500 City
800 ao s Erie, ss boo long islsod RR o. Is. g.
l0 Reading RR o's no e. "a shares Morris Canal,
mi 4 renns Rs l4x 10 d. b. axki 90 ssshqyi Nav
North America, lSs; Is Commercial Bank, dayA CO.
Bssrew 8sords-s4oo Lehigh o's 20, es; 200 sRsrss
s4k .yco~d Bcovd- 81, 600 Pcnns "a S. it0ses, 5S
90; 500 Rich list e's, ssvn, Sly; 100 City RR "a
Erie, e0k; 1000 Rich Dist Coup es sTks 200 shares
: ts.veif' t,rSsrfs' Hs, y 70 4H>r trc-d e shs
S6yax bsas, II. nAxEss st~sAg,
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In BR0OKLYN.

IN BR0OkLYN.
TIE return Of the Board Of Health Of yesterday
morning. ststes that only u caaes and deaths have
occurred during the preceding ~ hoam.
IN WILLIAMSBURG.
One case Of cholera was reported TO the Board Of
Health yesterdsy-aeAtbs poue. At tho Cholsra
Hospital, died, l. remaining, 8.
BY NAIL.
The Mohawk Courier gives an account Of the
death of til &c persous at Little Fslis. supposed
from cholera. ME-. Margaret Rehm. aged sboat
80. "sd ct O'Clock on Sunday evening last; her
sistef Mr.. Magdalens Reisser, aged %. at o. look
on Monday morning, and within Ave hours after
ward-. their mother, Mrs.. AsGds'ens Dtngler, sgei
about 6S-all resioing in one house. and con-
side'ed tempe rate and industrious persons.
The Auburn advertiser Of SATURDAY evening,
while expressing thsnkfulpess that that city has
ne b. visited by cholera regrets to state that
the dreaded disease has made its appearance In MOa-
tezums. In that county and that Some ten twclve
deaths have occurred. principally among 70 i8hes.
Moiu yuma IL situated on the canal, aud contains
quite large number OF foreign ers, who are en-
ployed upon improvements going forwa In that
locality. The disease made It's appearance on Sa-
tul da5, I'D Inst.
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TEN LARGEST RArT1sssAKH YET, AND CArruRup
NY LADy.-On Friday last Mrs. Henry Clark, In
returning from berry party In Medford, was sud-
was within few inches Of an enormous rattlemake.
Nothing dsnnted, abe Immediately procured stone,
with which shc 90 Gar disabled him that abe could
fsstea Q cord around his neck and drag him 70 her
home. much 70 the sttonishment OF her frightened
husband. Ills snakcshlp measures acarly ak feet
p l~t~eit. "'sS e. t~eiFr fsu.t 'i.gtSy .roi he
= sss<~ yuA1 ssd~-8cstoN Iss~l~, Augux \
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FHILADELPHIA--AIr Aug 4, 4 PA, ship rusearora,
Iufley, Liverpool Cumberland, Hooper, do brigs Cuba
Jarvis Lyon, Castor sAlsn, Nass Chas Greinsr,
sharp, Boston, statton, Haley, do; Burlips Weaver
PIovidsnce; Mcdonald, Hall, Plymouth: HrnAm d
Zealand, Mcxae, Rhode Island; L Cfoches, Phmips,
Taunton, 0iscna Hcvcs, Bath, No Edwin Bacon, salem
Esi River; Jane Doughty, Murphy, wareham; Rock,
Shields, ChopfaDk River.
Cid steamship Delaware, Clark NYorh; brigs Holt,
Moore, Bath, No; Crawford, Small, Boston; sehrs N
Harris, Look Portsmouth,; Prospect Nichols Boston
HuaiDg, Weaver, Providence; Ass Edridgs, Rowland,
Wilson, DO; New Zealand, kcRae, Nswburyport: ) 4
Roach, Baeman, Boston; Undine Per hsid Hartford a
strstton Halcy Dishtcn; orocaer Philips raunson;
W Dennis, Hewitt, Fall River; 0reiner. shssp,'
Boston; Arabelh adams, Green Cove; Sophia Gcdfsy,
Williams, Boston; Great Wester,, Miller, NYorh-
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SERIOUS AcoIpEsr.--Miss Margaret Kecfe. em
ployed in tho paper mill Of Meesrs. Paige h Co.,
some one, had her dress canght by is uprieht sha
aDe ner person whirled number Of times avs und
with great velocity, before tho machine could be
stopped By shutting down tho gate, stfiking at
every revolution against tho surrounding standards
When extncatcd rom her fightful position her life
was almost despaircd Of, her body being severely
brnited, besides the disooatou Of an ankle and one
knee. Her situation was worry critical, though hopes
Of favorable issue wcrc entertained by her friends
July II.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-05

REPORTED ARREST OF TIRE MCRpER8R OF MAIN.
Intelligence vas received here ,estcrd ~ of the
crest, ssinowhere ia Canada, of McLane, who muir.
deTed mar bv the name Of Main, at Jo dan, Ia Au-
gust last. McLans was accidentally discovered by
Mr.. Mcneil. Ut Cato. who was passing through tho
psovin Q on business. From some conversation
with McLane, Mr.. Mcneil suspe, tod hili to be the
pc son Who committed the murder. and he obtained
an officer aDd had him arrested At the time OF the
capture, Ncl4ane was SO rcted in com deld in a
little cave, to which he Was ira cd by dogs. Ho
was AZ once taken before magistrate bat protested
his innocence, averrng that he had been In Canada
since May, 1853. A man in whose emplo, ment be
had been, WAS aent for, who testified that he first
met McLno this side Of the limo Ave days af.er the
murder, when he engaged his services and took
HIM t. Canals. There were ether circumstances
eoingto owe his identity. and the magistrate held
him until officers could be sent Tor and the facts
asce, ia ned. Sheriff Chadwick went oyer 70 Canada
Oh Tuesday, and II it shall turn out that tho N IN
are, teda Is tho real murderer, We may anticipate
bis return with the prisoner In = day or two.-Sra
cuse STANDARD, august 4.
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Ship CAxolus Magnus, Havrc for this saty, which
put into Light House Chsnnsl below BostcA, FOR sup.
plies, proeesdsd night Of I'd.
vhaiiss bark EndeAvor 2S2 tons, wss sold ~ Auctios
% New Bedford LIST inst 70 Chris Andrews, for S2soo
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ANOTHER HEARrLRss MURDBR--A difficulty oc-
CURED on Tuesday night in Guilfofd alley, near
Charles street, among party Of young men, one OF
whom struck fatal blow to Mr.. William Lampher.
resident Of Charles street, and near TO the place
where the difficulty occurred he was standing.
with smother gentleman. in front Of his own resi-
den, G, and hearing 'iso in Guilford alley walked
TO the corner to zee what it was. He had been
there but few moments when he was approached
by ung man who dealt him blow upon the
head with a sung shot, or some other dangerous
weapon. Mr.. l.. fell fom the violence of the blow,
WHEN bis assassin ran down Charles and up Lee
street, thereby escaping arnet- Mr. L. was at once
taken into his house, and Drs. Smith. Magraw aud
Webster were called to render what medical aid was
necessary. His skull, upon examination. was found
to be severely fractured; badly as to place the
possibility Of his recovery beyond the shadow of
hope. Ho fingered until yesterday mo 'a,ng, wnen
he died. young msn named Edwin Thomas was
arrested the night of the assault. for his known
participation in the riot, and held to bail to keen
the peaee. Subsequent facts have come to light
which FIX the murder upon him, but he has fed
the city and thus far has eluded the police. His vic
tim leaves wife and several children 10 mourn his
untmely death.-Baitineors american, dug.
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APrRAv AND Sr ABBINo.--A German named Peter
kahlor, entered tho house Of "a EnRlishmsu on
Salipa street, named JoahuA Freeman on Wcdnes-
day night, and asked for glass Of beer which WAS
denied him. He then commenced making 4 distur.
bance and breaking the furniture. Mr.. Freeman
undertook TO put him ont. whom Kahler stabbed him
In the groin. causing very severe wound cxtcud-
ing eleven inches, but IL b believed not to DO NOR.
taL. Tho alarm was given, and the chief and seve-
raj police officers hasfened 70 tho place. when 10 WAS
found that Kshlcr bad retyeated to his own house,
o few doors north Of Freemap's, where be WAS post
ed WIN aloaded ntnsket, ana hads dsflanc1 I: .hc
police force. After considerable psriey, however,
he gave himseH up, and was taken 10 tho watch
house. Freeman's wounds were dressed by Dr.. Ship
man, and he was doing well when We last heard
from him yoafcriay--S Syracuse Standard, Axg. 4.
FATAL AccrDKHT.-This soon, a. the express
train from the west was entering this city, Il ran
over man, near the corner Of Hotel and Water
streets, literally msahing him to pieces. He was
hnt di Dvercd walking on tho track while tho truin
was enf9fDg the upper freight house, when the en-
sineer gave the aisnal To break up but too late TO
save the poor fellow g fe Although tho usual sir.
mel Of danger was sounded, be paid no attention 70
II, but remained on the track. His name was A. w.
Bailey, and aged about forty year,. He was In the
employ ~ the Bsck River Railroad Comssnv, aod
"sR'" here fsou New ye'k ens'e 'ia'c 'ir> - p,,-
s~-. .s.-<-S 49, 49, t,fs's ~Asura
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TELEG X A HIC.

TIN BEALTH or CHARLESTON.
BALTIMORE August A.
During the week ending Saturday last, there
only eleven deaths In the city Of Charleston, G.
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Aasss,s AMsars.

N esnANur PaosnrxBUA foe saa JOAN Nc. lett
yesterday sfsr.ooo with large number Of passengers
fce California
eVRlsCcCs GRAFT Capt Mayo, of bark Volunteer,
ct this pert from 81 Ioniogo reports that the French
pr'e% yer. NH agrs Comr Lrps, had ett st Thomas
hsv~ sssd for the island Of ssouA the sosth coast Of
Err Teuingo rhis l. prchshy The same vssse rsfsrrei
Il ir report n Capt Buclsm ~ New vork few days
ego, and believed q b . pirate privatssr-sssoa
JOuyNul.
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n ishuseu's Unlv~ssaA Ctvla anA NaAllsaxy Re-
p0baieaa Union.
A meeting Of this socaety was held At O'Clock
lat evening, at the vsuxtau Gardens Tue roll
was oslled By The eeo' etar5. whea Il was souul
that between forty and atty members ATTENDED.
Michael Moiioy was called TO the chair, and T. G.
HollsDd scted - Secretary 10 the meeting. After
The minutes were read and approved. tho Secretary
read letter from Mr. J. O. Donovan, q Hobus, a.
rouncirg the completion Of branch society In that
city. both In military and civil points Of hsariog
letter ordered to be inserted on the minutes
and Us receipt Acknowledged. Another letter was
Rad from Mr.. Jackson, OF New York, In which he
rg'etted bis i.a6ihy to address tho meeting. cisa
p0ce. "a invited.
The President read lengthy address to the meet
Ing, containing liz opinions on the no esxty Of
conn letting and extending the Organization the
UB on, and showing tho imp0rsanos which the
m.vement would ultimately hsve--both Ia moral
ard pol IDEAL sense-on the destinies Of Ireland. he
strongly warned members against the dangers
arising from d,sunioo and divi ion, and referred
produced on tho fortunes Of thei' native land.
Owing 70 the war com0llc4tions OF Eng
land at the present moment Of lrishmen hore
were united. there was no doubt bat time
would soon como when they would have sn oppDr-
tuDity Of striking blow for tho liberty Of their
coupfIy az sfictnally VI they did Ia 1885, Ia con-
junction with General HumbtSt and the From N.
The United States could not remain ct peace wtth
England for t~elve months, a. many hsues ofsd,f
ference would arise between the two give umsats
az well "a that Of the recent destruction OF Grey
tow. Then, and surely then. il all lrishmen hero
were united In civil organize alton, and drilled in
M itry ,actira, they would zee the flag IN
sciibed with "Erin 60 Bragh" side BY side with
TIE stars and stripes Aeat over the old laud and
joined b. Thousands of their count rymen who wnu,
frse her from tho gras Of England, by driving
the now crippled force Of that power from he.
shores.
address was received With loud cheers
Several new members joined the association.
An a. ticle frum city paper-of q week old. by
the wagon the future fortunes # Ireland WAS tncn
read, when the meeting adjourned.