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ARRIvAN.
lib Il TTC.
New YORK, June 90

Il II UNIV 80
The mail steamer Baltic, from Liver
pool on The 18th inst, has arrived. She
brings dates of European news one week
later than the Asia.
The news is quite important both as
confirming The latest accounts received
by the Asia and announcing still further
success by the Allies.
The combat before The Mamelon tow
or was of the most obstinate and sangui
nary character. 1t is announced that
5000 men were put hors dn com! It,
An important element of victory to the
allies, is tina, the French from t.:eir new
position can reach the fleet in the harbor
of Sebastopol. Additional and import.
ant successes are therefore confidently
looked for.
In the sea of AzoT the allied fleet at
tackled ard destroyed the stores at Tag
anrog, the great entrepo. OF the Jon and
Volga.
A boat expedition is fitting out at
Portsmouth. 10 he conveyed TO shallow
water. Destination supposed 10 be Pc
rekop.
The Russians have evacuated Anapa
and the French troops have been recalled
from Kertsch.
The Russians are about to build a
Railroad through the Is,hmus Perekop.
The Viceroy of Egyp, is enrolling
5000 blacks in Soudan.
|, is stated that the Austrian army
will be reduced to 100000 men.
Accounts from Sebastopol represent
the garrison wasting by disease and des-
pording and private advlces from Ker'sch
give fearful statements Of sickness and
suffering among The Russians.
The Russians have secured q COM
municalion with the Crinea by means
of a line Of boats. 1t is stated that the
Russians have evacuated all their Cir
cassian territory.
Suachan Pau; & Co Of London, and
Ilalford 4 CO., of London. navy agents,
have failed, the former for hal! a million
sterling.
Eek. Presiden, Fillmore is quite a lion.
He was presented to the Queen.
Parliament was discussing The decimal
currency question. Many reform meet
ings had been held.
FRANcE.-It is officially announced
,ha. the Empress is enciente.
ST. PE%TERsBUKGH The Grand Duke,
Constantine has been appointed Regent,
OF Russia i'm the event of A~lrxander's
death.
SpAIN.-The Carlrs, instruction was
unchecked.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS
LIVERPOOL. June Is. p. M.-Rich.
ardson, Spence & Co.'S Circular SAYS:
The brilliant weather OF the last ten
days, and The very favorable reports of
the growing crops, has had the usual
effect at this season of depressing the
markets ,hroughoutthe country. Wheat,
was quoted Sd per 70 lbs. lower-dem-
and small. Flour was off red at IS.
per sack lower. without altrac ing pur
chasers, Indian Corn has been in limited
request throughout the week; and in the
absence of Irish orders has declined Is
TO Is Cd per quarter. TO days market
was poorly attended. and a small bust
ness done in both Wheat and Flour
Small sales Indian Corn at sos % to Sis
for yellow. White held at 54s, with no
buyers. Market closes rather frmer;
quotations are: White wheat, l2s;
Western Canal Flour, 80 TO 42s Cd;
Indian Corn. mixed sos to sos Cd; vel.
low sos Cd to Sis; white nominalIy
Sd.
Provisions-Beef without change a,
full rates. Holders asking further ad
Demoine courier., 1855-07-05

u The shock of an earthquake was
felt at Baltimore at ] O'Clock on Thurs
day morning. 1t was succeeded by a
rumbling noise. Many rushed into the
streets. In one par. Of the city windows
were broken:
Demoine courier., 1855-07-05

SHEEP KILLED BY LIGHTNINo.-On
Monday morning the 25lh, of June, we
are informed ,ha. lightning struck a tree
jus, in front of JESSE BRooKsHrRE's
house. near Agency City, and killed %
head of sheep. Nineteen Of the sheep
belonged to MI. b. and four to a neigh
Dor.
Demoine courier., 1855-07-05

STRAyED Harley Holbert has los, an
OK. Whoever returns it 10 him. or in.
forms him where it is, will confer a ia.
vor upon a poor blind man.
Demoine courier., 1855-07-05

II The Newport Mercury was nine.
~. seven years old on the 18th. 1t is
the Oldest paper in the United States,
perhaps in the world. rhe Hartford
Courant is now in its ninety second vol
ume. only five years the junior of the
Mercury.
Demoine courier., 1855-07-05

n Our paper appears later to-day
than usual. The boys had to celebrate
the Alb. and hence the delay 10 publica.
ton.
Demoine courier., 1855-07-05

THE FOURTH was duly celebrated by
the Good Templars, the Sabbath Schools
and the people generally, Of ChilIicoihe
and the surrounding country.
Demoine courier., 1855-07-05

II l, is understood at Cincinnati that
the Grand Jury will end a new bill Of
indictment agains: Arrison, the torpedo
murderer.
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YHE e M@EME Courier

overwhelming defeats of the Admins
tra,ion, as almost, If not quite, 10 seal
the death warrant Of the Democratic
party"
Demoine courier., 1855-07-05

H Col. ii. O'Rielly arrived at this
place on the 4th inst.
Demoine courier., 1855-07-05

LIQUOR AGENT.--Judge lOsburn has
appointed JOHN PUMRoY, Druggist. Of
this place, as Liquor Agent for Wapello
County.
Demoine courier., 1855-07-05

~ A List of Letters remaining ir
the Post Office a, O,lumwa, will be
found in another column.
Demoine courier., 1855-07-05

II Our thanks are due A. NUDGE
for a late Daily Hawkeye e. Telegraph
Demoine courier., 1855-07-05

tST See notice Of notes protested, they
being fraudulenly obtained.
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New YoRK. June 81

The Atlantic sailed at noon for Liver.
pool. with 22O passengers and 100000
in specie.
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A Know Nothing Ticket.

The "fat is is all in The fire" now
with the Know Nothing or American
Party IN Wape.lo county! That nam.
moth Locofoco sheet, the Oskaloosa
Times, is down on it 'like a thousand
brick" Just see. how he knocks 'em
into "fts!" He Gays:
"What few democrats in Wapello
county belonged to the Thugs, have re,
Gently left the "order." The Know
n othlngs of that county nominated the
following ticket on Saturday night-so
we learn.
County Judge
SILAS OSBURN.
TREASURER and Recorder,
PETER KNOX.
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To the Families OF the District.
ohpsoa's Metropolitan Washing Machine .

NEW INvENrIoN.-(PATESr JUST IssuKDD
SEVERAL already sold, giving entire satisfac-
, ton TO the purchasers. Price only SO. Saves
FINE, MONEY, LABOR, The METROtOi,.
IrAN WASHING MACHINE does not and oos
cot (from the arrangement Of its parish iniure
rlothes in the least, though they be of the mos
delicate texture, whistle dirt is entirely and thor.
>u$hly removed. Experienced and competent
Ndges pronounce IL the best Thing of the kind
az out A boz or girl can operate II with the
greatest ease. Gail and get information Prespnt
iSencles; hAUPTMAN'S Furnishing Store, OH
street, near the Avenue; and wEBB'S Steam
turning Factory, u street, between 9th and iii
Other depOts VIII he established "a soon az ar
engagements are perfected
streets IsI,ad ~ ~. SSLAs, (corner Ct 9Th and
Columbia. ZIG
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

The HlteHigenecr says, with great force,
Of the Louisville riots
50 The evidently not impartial and we trus
greatly exaggerated Geographic dc spatches
from Louisville record scenes of riot. violence
and bloodshed, during the election held in that
city on Monday, which all true lovers of law
and order will denounce in the most solemn
and emphatic language.
II matters motto adopt ihc language of
the Baltimore Patriot Of last evcniuc-it mat
tiers not that the occasion was one of ere at nc
itlcal felmect. 1t matters not who were the
aggressoTs. the assaiisntS anil the asssi!cd are
ankle deserving OF indignant reprobation. since
they were both guilty of violating the law bv
usurplpg the authority of the Judiciary and
avenglnS with their own hands their real or
faneied injuries. Ii is from such shameful
riots as these that our institutions are brou~ht
INTO Disgrace. 1t il not one city alone which
Suneis from t5e Cifec Is Of sanguinary iayIa.s-
nesS-tEc whole country shares in the onpro.
brlum. liz such OutIages are continued. ic
the majesty vi the law is not rendered nara
mount TO the acts "f Individuals If i'm broad
day, ana In the Eildst OF n crowded CITY, we
are to settle our quarrels with the Bowie knif,
the revolver, and the iro5rand, we had bette
close our tribunals, ignore all COVE nment en-
cept That of tOree. and be prepared to tyy cor.
elusions with the first person we encounter i,
the street. -
Id Is strange that the people Of the United
States-a people 81 sensitive of the cpinion ",
which they are held abroad who pride Them.
selves ON the freedom they enjoy, on the toIer.
ance they aVow, and especially on their c..
paeity Tor seifigoyernment--should suffer them.
selves To become guilty of acts which are semi.
bar6aieas IN their character, and so utterIy
destitute OF all those conservative element,
upon the permaDenee of which depends tho
existence OF the Republic
m
The Union says of the telegraphic account,
Of the Louisville election riot:
a. 1T docs not surprise us that the election IT
Louisville was lnaugurated Oh Monday last bv
MODS ana murders; nor does 1t surprise Us tn Il
me telegraph should say that a foreigner tireI
inc hrst shoi- hen Ut Is known, however.
mar the Louisville know NothiDgs have been
rendered 81 infamous by their violence tnat
their former organ, the Counter, ipdigpantIv
denounced them, it Is hardly possible that tLt,
ioreigners would fire upon the soc ale
hultricah al time, too, when the adopted
ciuzehs were afraid TO 60 near the ballot hoxes
surrounded "a they were by rufTi.ns oe -
lowest Order. 1t had been given out for daI,
that the ballot boxes Were to be guar, adj -,
the hnow NothingS, as they were in w ,sb;nc.
Ton. and that Louisville should be ccr,.;aJ -
that party; hence the resulting bIoods ned AMI
death " al"
HE CHto1', under the head Of {" ,nrlor;ors
fate Of a Know Nothing fsIsehood,' - also com.
ments with contempt and warmth unon the
Pope { Nuncio story Of Rsyner, as il stands
when confronted with Barrineer's brand Of
falsity upon it.
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TREATMENT OF THE YELLOW FEvRR-Cant
Jonas L. Levy, late of the L. S. transport sIii
american, who has had hundreds of eases 9,
yellow fever under treatment. saws he neve,
knew OF case terminating fatally after OBJ
serving the following directions: Dissolve in
wine glass of water a table spoonful of com
mon salt and pour the same into a tumbler
adding the juice Of a whole lemon and tw.
wine glasses of castor oil. The whole TO b.
taken at one dose, (by an ADULT Then a no.
mustard foot-bath, with a handful of salt II
tae water, the patient to be well wrapped IL
the blankets until perspirati IN takes pInc,
freely. On removal II bed, the feet of the m.
tent to be wrapped in the blanket. After
wards, apply mustard plasters to the ABIDE
men, legs, and sOles of the feet If the head
ache rs very acute, apply mustard plasters T.
the back OF the head and tn the temples AfteI
the fever has been broken. take 40 grains o.
4uinlne and 40 drops of elixir Of vitriol to ?
quart OF water Dosc-wiIe glassful thre,
times day. Barley water. lemonade. am
Ice water may be used In moderation.
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DRY GOODS.

CSF received at the Washington Store, No. r6
opposite Centre Market
"fieces beautiful styles Calicoes, cost 10 cents,
ring h..Tsls only 10 cents
ard wide Lawns 6 !. cent.
Do do cents
besides the above our entire stock Of Summer
'ocdS, consisting Of plain and plaid Bereges, do
10 Chailies, Grenadines, Barege Robes Rarege
le ialhs, lawns, &C, will he sold without re-
ard 10 cost. We are determined 10 a Spose of'
hem by tlie lsi September
Also good assortment OF Domestic Goods
Fhlch we can sell as low as any house ia the city
he ladies are solicited to call and examine the
ibove goods WASHINGTON STORE
No. l6: opposite the Centre Market
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I.i,,e

Craiges majority Tin the seventh district,
will foot up at least 200, against $50 at the
last Congressional election, as he gains $50 in
Rowan and Arson counties alone.
From Puryear's ths sixth district) we have
returns from two counties only, which cor r,u
the impression expressed by us YESTERDAY.
that the contest was a very close one. indeed.
They arc as follows, viz;
Sc0tes, DeBt.) Puyyeor. TX. ny
nocklnShain I,ZOi 47a
forsyth ........ %. S1r
This is n small gain for Scales over the xoie
IN the last previous Congressional election.
when Puryear'S majority in the whole dist riot
was 335
TENNESSEE From this State we have news
which satisfies Us that Johnson's lnsjority in
the whole State bids fair to be as large, if not
larger than at the previous gubcrnatorial elcc-
ton, when it was 500
In al counties Gentrys net cain j. hut Q
votes; and in the Thirty FIVE counties vet to
be heard from, John sons friend. anticinate
considerable gains for him
Samuel A. Smith DEM is certainly 70.
elected We have returns FROM his district IS
follows, VIZ:
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kENIrcKT.-From Kentucky up to the time
oil preparing this summary, we have not "A
single ADDITIONAL election return.
ALAEANA-rhc returns, so far "a thew are
rehaoie' saow tia; the opponents OF the Ad-
mihistIa''on have gained nothing whatever by
adopting the phase OF Know Notbiap;.m
They (the returns to which VIC alluded are as
follows, viz MajOrities for Shortbr;d,s L
n, for Governor-in Montgomery 900 in Ss,-
ma %, and Cahswba 30 Thus there X No
material variation 50 far, from the election in
1853, when the Democrats succeeded through.
ont the State by their usual majority.
Tue follo"ing are additional returns from
Alabama IN which we place little confidence,
rs they come to Us with the oar-mark of Know
Nothing fabrications upon them:
Florence. Lauierdale county, gives zoo ma
lority for Winston, the DeInocratic candidate
The county gave Pierce about $50 majority
The following counties are reported To give
their maj1Iities for Shortbridge the American
candidate Dallas county, SO maioritv~-it.
gave Pierce % majority; Perry county 4j0 ma
jority-it gave Pierce $50 majority: Antan%,
county 20 mnjority-it gave Pierce I26 ma :.
iority.
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COAL.-COAL ..-COAL y.

A CARGO OF best quality White Ash Anthracite
"a Coal, egg size, now aaoat, soon to arrive, for
sale 10y the ton or vessel load
IL This description Of Coal has been used by
aotels here, and pronounced TO be OF a most supe-
Tor quall'y: We Will deliver il from our wharf
to families in any part of the city an Philadephis
wholesale prices, only adding the cost Of caring
+ SHIELDS AGO.
Corner Ninth and II streets.
au i-lw% (lnteD
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A SWALLOW IN CHURcH.-A swallow few
into Rev. Mr.. SINNERS Church, Warren street,
during the performance Of voluntary. 1t
made some half dozen graceful circles round
the church evidently pleased with the music,
and then apated off through the window it en-.
tered. The little visitor created what young
LADIES call " sensation, ''-Bosfom Bee,
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PERSONAL.

49,. Commander Strinshsm Z. S. n. is al
Willard Hotel.
80. 1t is determined by the old-line Wings
and independent Know Nothings of the Second
Congressional district of Louisiana to repu-
diate the Know Nothing nominee for Congress
Hon. T. q. Hunt, and 10 hold a convention 10
nominate a candidate in opposition
-. The Warrenton IVA Flag declares in
favor of Mr. Wise for the Presidency.
IA Womans Rights Convention is to be
held at Saratoga, on the 18th inst, in which
Lucy Stone (Blackwell,) the Rev. Antoioett,
Brown, Ernestine l.. Rose, and other strong
minded women will figure. EE-E
-. Two German girls, with n hurdy -gurdy
and tamborine, have Melted $4,000. in the
short space of two months, in Australia.
.... Charles Ellet, jr., has been compelled,
by i'll health, to resign his position of chief
engineer OF tho Virginia Central Railroad.
....Baron Wthspeare, Nespolitan Minister
TO the Government of the United States, is at
saratoga Springs, as is alsoJ. S. Thrasoer. o..
Cuban tllibuster notoriety.
Life at Newport is pictured just now as
most diplomatic and artistic. LaGrange, Big
noii, Arnodio, kensett, Laurens, Drs. Francis
and Cogswell, Curtis, Latrobc. DeTrobiaDd
Chas Brooks, are among the good male COM
pany, while the "ladies are working their
fingers off in embroidery for the Episcopal fair
and the boys dancing their feet away in the
polka and in the sea-
....ThurlOw Weed is about TO retire from
the editorShip Of the Albany Evening Journal.
and Samuel WilkeSon, of the Buffalo Democ
racy IS to take his place. So says dispatch
from Buffalo.
I'm. Julien is giving a fresh series Of
grand concerts at the Surrey Geological Gar
dens, London, prior to his departure fer
America -
Judge Petit, Of Indiana, has removed
the lines against the Lafayette papers for Ger
tempt, growing out of the publication of tos-
.mOny IN case where he had forbade it.
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THE LATEST.

The Russians made sortie on the Oath Inn,
were repulsed.
1t is rumored that the secret expedition i.
TO attempt to force the harbor of Sebastopol
with the cooperation Of the beseigers.
The Liverpool cotton market is quiet. with
decline of an eighth
Wheat and -four are unchanged. Corn i.
better. Provisions are quiet. Lard higher
C0nsols o.
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clO REWARD win be given far ILe ...-

GI0 REWARD will be given for the appre
P ~ hension OF the person or persons VII,
broke open my shop on the nigh Of the 9th inst
and stole therefrom two saws ,moo,hi,s. Is -
drawing knife and two chisels, q and J. chiseIs
Some OF the tools have my name u pom them Al
SO, four silver plated hub bands belonging to III,
are large plain bands. l will give the above 70.
ward for the apprehension and conviction of tn
thief, and PIopOrtionate reward for the allow
articles C NORTEu0i-SE
au S-1t% 1S,L -.
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PACIFIC RAILROAD OPENED TO HERry,Sy.
The st. Louis Republican of Friday last. an.
nounces that the first train from St Louis 10
Hermann, Mo, passed over the rails yester.
day, in safety and with good speed The dis.
day next, passenger and freight trains will
run regularly between the two points, and we
anticipate considerable accession to the bus.
mess Of the road. In two months more. the
iron horse will be running to Jefferson City.
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tTOn Saturday evening, in North Rocbes.
ter, Mass, Mrs. Smiley, while in the act of
closing window, was struck by lightning
and instantly killed. She was about IS wear,
OF age. No mark of the fluid was percepti.
bic on her person;
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A Long ABsENeE.-John Gilman, citizen
of Dexter, Jefferson county, N. Y, who had
been one of the unfortunate g sympathizers''
in the canadian revolt, in 1893, taken prison.
or and sent to British penal colony, returned
to his family on the Goth ult., after an absence
Of IL years. -
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TRIPLErs.-A lady by the name of Mrs.
Merry, residing in Connewango, Cattaraugus
county. New York, became the mother of three
line daughters at one birth, on the 22iult.
Their united weight is l34 pounds. That town
OF Connewango is decidedly a rich place
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The HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE, BALr1.
HorE.-The new proprietors (managcrs) of this
thriving establishment are Messrs. Georoe
hunkel, Thos. l.. Floyd, and John L. Ford.
the latter being the active manager of the
the firm, the title of which is q George Kunkel
ii Co." Mr.. Ford still continues also To man.
age their old enterprise, " the Kunkels''-
Ethiopian serenaders.
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The AURICULA POLKA, composed and dedi.
Gated to Miss Mary P. Marion, of Washington.
ny Frederic Kley, is the title of a piece Of
music, for the piano forte, just published by
our worthy and enterprising neighbors, Messrs.
Hilbus Hitz, Star buildings.
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PURE BOSTON ICE.

4 PLENTIFUL supply Of the above indispen
sable article will be kept on hand throu.g hout
be season. at the "Eldorado House, /" Pa avenue
between ID and \ streets, where families resid.
ne IN the ighoOThood can be supplied In large
Ir small quantities, at the lowest rates
CLEMENT REYNOLDS
n. B.-Choice Wines, Brandies. Cigars. &c.
Dinners, Suppers, &C, supplied in good style a.
usual, al shortest notice. an colin
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% South Carolina -four is selling from
- to IS per barrel. Corn has already fallen
30 per cent per bushel in the last few weeks.
There were heavy expectations to Northern
markets. The cotton cropis a'so said to be
doing we'll
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u Owing to the mevinp Of our new,nano

~ Owing to the moving of our newspaper
press to its present location, and the changing
of the engine and the shafting to adapt it to
the new prcSs-room, We shall be compelled to
depend uPon the bIre of laborers for few
days for the power" necessary to print our
paper. Subscribers receiving their papers
somewhat later than usual in the meanwhile
will, therefore, know the cause of the delay.
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GEORGETOWN COLLEGF.DC

'ENHE next session If this institution Will com.
nehce on Monday, he Sd % Sept. .nbe-. The
preparatory department and collegiate course are
10th conducted by able aid experienced Profe,-
Sors, who devote thems' Ives 20 the moral aud ina.
iel!ectual advancement Of those confded 10 their
care
IA large and spacious building has lust been
completed 10 he used exclusively for the accom-
mediation ot Il younger students Their dvrm,-
t'rl' play grounds, study hall, class rooms &c .
NH he entirely distinct from thoS. Of the sdber
'tHdeHts, and Ulcers especially a>sign-a will at
md them IN Their pasiines and pres - over their
>tncles. n complete separation will thus he ef-
irrteJ between the ysEnger and older students
5le advantages Of which must ne apparent TO ali
those who have the least experience in the educa-
ion If youth.
The observatory Of the COLLEGE its extensive
philosophical 81 paratus. rich and tred librare>
ald Cabinet of Mine'als, Geological Specimens
ind SHELLS, dord to the Students Of this Insiitu-
ion advantages rarely TO be met with.
b A. MAGUIRE,
d"o-uIm President
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t8T We have received from the publishers
Littell, Son d Co., of Boston, the August num-
Der of the Panorama of Life and Literature
containing choice collection of interesting ar.
ticles written by some of the best authors