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uinn to Northumberland Frauds Ia the
Cssy-Trscks upon Travellers.
TO rur EDITOR or The pve.In

wish 10 call your attention 70 . small piece Of rraad
prartses 70 your city In late Journal ~ C~g>vr,
an advertisement for young man Of which the following
h Get copy -
wanicd--A young man, about q years Of age az ship
ing and receiving clerk in produce he
must be active and willing 10 work and furnish sasac
tory reference Salary $50 lrsi year Address enci,s
ing postage stamp for return letter, 7. Co, this
once
Now sr, ~ Of many applicants. sbou, apply.
Ing but gentleman suggested 70 get bu.ness directory
and n there firm bearing uso-e initials dd 80,
found one, asd called on them bet the parties as.
sent called sgan, hut yet they had come IT.
tie boy In the Office and wanted 10 kBos II Intended
10 purchase apythpg and my replying dld not, asked
me " called about that advertisement, and my reply
log "yee," he sent me next door and said thai that
brm that wanted the young man. went there, but the
merchants astonishet, they kne~ nothing about
H. They then looked al the advertisement and found
had stated 10 them Beng under The Of his gB.
Dor next door, he asked bov found il out told
him The htile boy before mentioned and stated
that young man, ~ IL or IL years gave W him the
evening before. The young man called in. AMI on
his employ ers' questioning him closely he said
only cone 10 fun He had paid for II 10 be Inserted tao
days Mr.. Editor, there al the present hundreds
Of well educated young working for fsr less salary
know 10 my knowledge. rhe consequence would
he that In two days he would have 800 Applicants
each enclosing postage stamp from 10 tBrce cent?
Why, cir, by that means he would realize from 81 IN SIS
In Stamps. Perhaps this will solve the question no boys
get many postage stamp, sell or two ceas or he,n
one cent Stamps Tor ten cents Perhaps this Will be
warning 10 thcrs BOT " try such things Beng stranger
In this country an II painted Nth your Avs hnt
know in my country would be Imprisonment ioy or
more years sTRANGkR
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kings county Surrogate Court.

VI T7FVFVUT
JUiy in ~ Mon,y y he Application for ne R1a0ro
Of C0hdrae b. Norris odnaiaiardrx Of Thsmas Norris
deysa'ei o,e Of the Cay IF Brso,iyn.-ThIs
cuded yesterday Counsel for contestant admitted that
Thomas Norris married 10 Cathsrpe Miller (nps
the widow Of Tbomas Norris the Goth July 1871 ny
Rev Henry Chsse, In New York
Philip s Jrooke, Hq. counsel Tor Mrs Csiharine ~
Norris the witness stand and testified that nc had
been introduced 10 the prcsfs adminsrsrix three
or four years ago the ve Of Thomas Morris lie kDe
that they had lived together until Norris death
and wife from thai time
The evidence biected 10 by council Tor contestant
The oh ecii m was ovefrulcd aud exceptions taken.
THIS concludes the Gaze aud 70 day counsel will
up submit the matior " the Surrogate for decision.
JrIy The evidence In this case was concluded 10
day. Couwe summed ~ and the surrogate aanovnced
thu, he should render decislsn tAs I'm OF Assusi
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Additional from Utah.
LEr1fA YnoM ONE or TIE sARTs-NroRrEp
FLIGHT OF nonhoNs FROM GREAT SALT LAKE.
from tho Phsdelphia Bulletin
We Es psrmasS 2 publish The folosng esse. from
received by his relative in this city
PKHDENI's OfycE, GEKAT SALT CRY,
wrote you scme time since that governor Brigham
Young was gong 10 take trip North, and that was,
along with many more going 70 accompany him. 40
brethren, left Great salt Lake City on tour north $50
miles, with President Young We were absent four
and two days, and returned the ng before the
val of the mail from The last We accom- plished our
journey (76s mles) without accident ythng 10 mar
our peace or happiness Tor moment We had an excel
good man Governor Young. ct ststesme exult in
their potens courers be proud or their hono; kings
the gaudy surroundings OF hno hearted royalty say
le Them rcve, in their last heetng delights, but
months communion with the hated, revied, de-
spised and illuminated Brigham Is, 10 good man,
far beyond al the honors the world can confer on man.
am happy TO say that all well Ut present, and
That all is peace and coptentmen Ia these "N ales-n9
murders gsrro,e robberies There was such
prospect OF bounul harvest as there is at the present
tine.
The Temple will progress rapidly this year there
hundreds of men cuung stone for II now, and will soon
begin TO lay up the rock.
RpMORBD FLIGHT OF MoRMoNs FROM SALT LAKE.
from the Missouri Democrat, July u
We learn from of the officers OF steamer which
arrived yesterday from the Upper Missouri that on reach
ing Omaha City, he informed by OF the citizens
nat party Of sixty Mormons had arrived on the Fl
nsant The party encsmped In the town and stated that
they intended to start down the river by some boat In
few days
They loud in their denuncatiops of the ruling
OF Utah. and their 0rm belief that large number Of
the inhabitants Of the valley they chance
Of protection, by the arrival Of United States troops, will
gladly avail themselves Of the opportunity Of Withdraw
Ing from the yoke they are now grooming under.
These persons who have reached Omaha portion OF
the dssased citizens Of Salt Lake City aud their escape
chat IL the word they use) the Of we'll dc.
v,ed and cautious straagem They left Salt Lake about
April Goth.
From the QundaIo, Kansas, Cbndowsp, June IL
party Of several hundred Mormons, Just FROM Utah,
and route for the southern part Of Kansas where they
propose settle, passed Fort Lesven worth tuesday.
They heartily sick of the tyrannca rule OF the Nor
mon leaders, fearful they remained OF suffer
ing vios during the anticipated conflict betweon the
United States government and the Brigham Young oil
gRrcby
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VALUE or THE SOuTH.-The New Oreins Dsiio
mate. the % ssvos the Soutn over three
and half millions and their aggregate vAsue, present
prices, ~ fully sixteen buudred millions of dollar. The
cotton plantations 10 the South cot mates Al about eighty
thousand ard the aggregate value " their prod "a
nj the present prices 81 cotton fully one hundred aud
twenty I've millions of ilars There over hneon
thousand tobacco planlaons and Their anbua produc.
may he Valued al Fourteen millions Of doars Tnere are
two thourand six hundred sucar pna0ns ue products
OF which average annually more than twelve millions
there are Eve hundred and nfiy RIGS plania Jons
which yed en- annual revenue Of hur MILLIONS o. 6oars
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BrOoklyu CITY NeWa

FrNpRAr o. NKsRs. IIsrn popfu AND Mrs PAiNn.
The funeral OF there persons who were drowned Ai
lake Ronkonkoma the 9th inst took place Friday
In st. Peters church, Brooklyn The church crowded
10 excess Notwithstanding tho excessive heat AZ four
O'Clock tho oons borne by eigh, pail bearers, entered
The church. followed by the widows and relatives Of the
deceased, who gave vent 10 frantic groans Tho church
dIaped In black velvet and silk, fcslooned with
yeitcs Of ssn The rector OF the church Rev Mr. Pooc
then acended the pupit attended by Rev Ora Peck Cul.
len, Lewh, Canded, johnson, Creaver Walker Dillon,
Johnson. Dinnisson, and Bnge, Who oxoaimes aloud,
Behold Am the Raurreclonist OF The dead" Sc. Rev.
Mr.. Peck then Addressed the congregation In few
mark stating that owing 70 the OF his grief, he
would be unable deliver the cv which many
attended, but God Was willing he would deliver on
4rndsy next He then remarked that all those present
shoud prepare for their DOOM for they no
aware OF their Judgment day than thse cold oorpses
whe they were enjoying themselves on the Fourth Of
July. After prayer ana bencdiciion, the lids OF the
collins removed, and the assembare took aa vie y
OF the dectssed's earthly remains The cofns, which
of rosewood lined With san, bore the following In
scripuons-
JOHN N. LESLIE,
nnD grLy Q. 1901,
sGtr % yssve, woSrss sSp 40 pAis
Hamlet l. PALMER,
rsp srrr 9, 1857,
N soyrHs
u n PORTER,
DIpD JuL1 ", 1851,
AGED - rpAp
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Gen, Walker m the South.

TIE Augusta (Ga) Conssi ionaiis: Of July J. contains
an account OF nying VISIT paid 10 tia, city by Gen.
viii spend few days with his father nu nbcr Of the
c,zeps gave i'm welcome, ana he WAS induced - ad-
dres, hem. The CoesnutionailH quite oomp monl,ry
10 the Noaaguan In the course Of Wsikors remarks
the sdIo-
lie challenged toose who denounced hin a. freebooter
aud hHbu,er " point out single act OF Big, In his whole
In Nearagus which was unjust 10 sslf or in con-
raventon OF any Eicaraguan nsied SAFES inferna
onsi Law He dwe ~ rome length upon the course pur
sued by the Northern press BIN, which as he
ptesscd w. "roeksd with all the foul calumues against
himself and hrs folio gers which inventive brains could
orsae and aunt uied IL bosrty the he
ar PRESIDENT OF the republic OF Nonagua issued decree
lesalzine African slavery within u. mis- He remarked
that he Scutherner by birth, and devoted TO all the
institutions Of the SOUTH but thai he never would have
issued ba decree unless he had been convinced thai upon
the establishment OF slavery depended the stability or any
government which might be naugursied 10 any OF the
Spanish American republics.
In conversation Gen. Walker expresses his fixed deter
nnsion 10 porsevcre In the in which he IL embark
turn 10 Ncaagua within the next two months, with the
good r Of the administration AZ Washington, and with
men ana money suncen, rumrnAntly 10 succeed 10 re-
Toe editor sves Ms the following personal sketch Of the
rodouoaele General Il ts az good as photograph -
v difficult IN lcSsing IRoa Zen walker 70 Iea.. y
much 81 the attention az the world since 1885, and ex'o
admiration Of hi. mics by the remarkable
talents which be has exhibited In his romantic career. 10
face and arure he utterly insignificant and unmarked
There remarkable dignity or mprcssiyeness In his
address remarkable intelligence In bis fsce. no emo
ton IN ts oounensnoe at any time. and no speculation In
his eye He II simply short slight man, with light hair,
gray eyes, and piscidy which cannot be RULED IL Ia
difficult TO realize that tnis small man the Cen Walker
who has borne prominent part in the important events
which have occurred 10 Central America within the last
t~o years-vbo has organized expeditions insug irsed
ments creates and maintained armies, led them to
victory and curbed the turbulent and s~lsss men by his
cormaiic and mperious VIII
Tor Atlanta bis way Nashville, where be yin spend
few days Nth hts father.
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UlEARED.
Steamship rorn STAR Lefevrr, souhsmion svre aud Bre
siean.hip Esineurr orr. Cumming eIssrorJ xesymen
BAH Cobb. Psier,on Hsvaps-Mors a Nephew,
Barb Linda scwa,t Sterling. Bsiiimsre-Msier. Lord
rs tsc.s,. Ls5so s xs.7 4s'Ss, wa Cara.
Bris v,oren,lne suwne-, Jars.cnvile-R Buck A ~
schr MARI s,dman. Horton. 0eorgeiown, sC-Dollner
Potter.
scbr Fed, Henderson,, wiImin' ,on, We Powell.
schr JoaBsou, Jchoson Newbern-DsvisA Holmes.
chr Presto nswhns BsliImor. Merrill, abbot,
ssr wm AfVS s,u ry .rss Ne. ASSS
Dmoa -
Meyer ss..silo HowsDi SrOisnssaH Passed Down.
june ieh ssh MT. D., - IN ION - y sEuallssd SHIPS Ton,
rossS bound W. ssh iM 70 ION co. on he sssi. boar ie
csmsd nr hrre DAY. On eoses Bsn since which she has
h.d sh winds from the westward ana cAms. Has hsd p
ship T.ronnis Bayt Nassau Mp June ~ with sat- 10 Or
Bvs Uiss AIeHander sonroeis wCA, ~ day- 9th pain
OIL &C. 70 ysies pcern.d ls' mss lat % lon IS H. saw
Brig Abram Reyans Rio Hscse. June a. with hides Ac, "a
brig Be,sy Imss tof weis, Bartlett Port Spain Trinidad
Brig sosIo bartlett rori Prince, with coffee &C.
Brig IIberia. of New orlesp. Levy Cepiuegc- June a
Brr Emily ot Boston, RICHARDSON c,rdenas June q with
mols.se, looder .sel to Brett Son o. Has had heavy
sss, MARIA DAVIS OF Boston,, xs,ss.. eousve.. June
Achr Dwight Davidson tof New Haven Hardy, Bsrac0a
June ~, with fruit. N Thomas Gilmarin
s,hr british Queen CBr Johnson Nassau, Mp with fruit n
o,eDh Fneas
schr Tevlot (r Evans Nassau, Mp, 10 dAyp With fruit
10 passengers, 10 Bscpn tarFeut A Co
scbr Elvs (Brl Culner Eieuthera ~ dsys with fruit 70
Joseph kueas Tth inst. lat 81 Ion "a S. spoke brig
Istnson, hence for Dafien,
Schr Chas Fox Chase. Roanoke River
schr rlors, Hodges Albany Tor Cold Spring
schr ssrsh Augwta, Dcnyre, Rondout fr New Relford
fchr Selah Strong, Mott, Rondout for DigblOn.
schr n Drummond For from wreck Of ship Saul Wir.s
near aquan with rndse ~ J " Fish ACo
eieartr Rennebec HAND. Philadelphia
Steamer Wesernport. Berry, Porisnd.
Steamer Ospray, Kinney Providence.
arTOw
ship Caravan, Sands from Liverpool via Uauar with nse
and al passengers, 10 Bowisnd AFrnihnphan,
Ship Harmonic, from glasgow. 70 Du,hsrn Dlmon.-By
pilpi boat Moses VI orlnnell
But David Nkkels, from me wepi indies
Also one Arb and two bries
Wind during he day ssE light
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Political Intelligence.

hNSEsorA.-lt is now assertaiued uly that the
Constitutional Conven ion viii stand republicans 90 demo-
Gratis 4srepubcan majority l6. Minnesota will be the
nru state that into the American MON with
anything but democratic constitution.
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Destructive fmg ~ XErIa, Outo-A private
despatch reached us last evening from Nena announcing
n destructive tire that occurred at that place Reed %
saw and planning mill and lumber yard vas set on fire
shout 10 O'Clock this evening Loss $40 ooo. 10 Us Ooo
tssupbu SALESMAN Jply o
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TsiserrphIc Marine Rspcrt-
BOSTON. July l0-Arr barfs Maryland, -klnL sulrsmi
Amy. Ryder. fhiadelpbs; briss sarah Woe~~, 1ose'
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.9 Por'M Ssnos - Nehss sehr, scrioner ser,.n.r;
sslpa, s,s wrss ohsdsa and Ella r.cs ri s.eaon,.
snip raiipsnoa G.iwsi on s isonss. CID ssss
r oson ls% SsSs Meade Sc S
On Y nsd itr Lcpeon bark ssmnnd > wtEm N,es-r.on.
so, lind wv - SE ssf moserAe ,hips GODDESS Mary
pvsaL ship Laughing water went down and apchOrcd IN
nnLTixoss, Jay 9-Arr .csr = I.gwl. s:rses Port
as o fepS s Pa % .sp p'ns,S sas
s,s TSSsT p s bar. s.s6 :ua cssa chr, NIL
ssS saisr:ca s,s1; sse wss.
nv. wc;i MlaS: Iss,l so q aunisS hs%moni Ne.
BA,n JuIy SAT- Lacy Aisisnaer A,erAnaer On.
scr J,c. q thompson. bsisr Dsnvsr. Far Island
sE,i,Tns SS, SIR slsg o..vgg s.2.ss Syo..
rei ss .csr sa susss. src ws0''r S'A''
seSs Ss ss s, CIV , .s a,..soI Philadelphia
k.sr GREnswion July S-Arr schr 4 a csrise. wins
,rALL awe July Arr ',hrs Daniel sns., A.sy,
a.. ,sd n.u., 'g , ay n; srd Even "a %
aianL.Ni IIaar. jas 2 sss rxzrs-..nr 10, SER
brr condyr rom Do. se Pn-ouiudc Trs hyper sh,r
sYs ss en s.,s s rom =" VIVA ~ ss. sg.ss '
nvLsEs HOLE, Juiy s-sr bark pelphos cusalog Gar
Lswrs Del Sayssx s.rs ssry ysl.s. .,.s ms.r
cam nj ~ last ssTSs ard pr,asS W the O. rss Sa
ny srrc gay ssa s.h-s Msc valley cou. .,s.
yin, Wv Brsssri hgsgree ihlsaepsa sh .losp Agcl.
NAV oRLsASs Iuiy y Arr steamship. Mcseo. IA~Ies.,
sssc barb ,sapa saser aslimorr; schrs Red roI.
NcGowan syork via Bssa ana cns. Morgan pas oaivs.
%Ssep GcsSi. ssc. wesis lVseoI, fersss sos sSS
," rO' ksn sA,s r r &c. S ss S,
Vsrs ,rps s.r z, Is = Stew. s,iler lIaysns
/ Sil un ships oIhyen ana Memphis.
SAL S Sg md ,A 'f SS. s, ss"' sod'T
sA July tf sSI scar a, sssa srs,: s s.,
xwrosri ss G,s., brig s,sws: AIM, Trsrs ss ,s
eg y,Pd,se s.iy w1eslon sn,s, and MAR Sai. Met.
Dss,. se%er,. Tor SYcfR sIcop slds. smith sosacs
sa brig iouion' Phsdspss srr. Vp'sn, DO, Issr
Muh.wck Carisss rscser, and ocea' wave 'oe rhA
Is s.ss S.'d q as Sis ss sse
rRovIDrsGE, July gAr steamship cor s. z w,sT.
sssr dS her ny', 4s.on ssss ssSrs Joln Iaos.s
i tire s P cs .SS no sSne S.as'
fSS.r s :s' R ssssG' 2'sas
ss .ss r Rs4,.9 . ScsTn r .ss
fcs sd scri . s,GS p sHS SH s ser
Deiish Beebe; Buenn Vista Potter and fhos Becseu
h%s ns'cs d. y svs smh snG Fsshion Young NYors
!gl' Arr a oy.a ko Ssjts1a Davis Jane
SE Fl 5nisosp, july tsyds Anderson E.spo.
gifIfvhf july lslh ich,s Geo klburn Burrill Brock
i'm, al John Naphmau lohan,' ENork
SALEM July Arr sclr osssa5-es, Hopkins. Fort kwpr-
Sld en- awrsnce, Hanson Cayenne schr Diver Pet
1 al ~ ladelphis.
SON RsET luly So s-hr Nrvus, E1abeihport.
eTONINerON, July g-srr schr klmon Hac0n, Williams,
TsTSTos. tql. s-Arr .ca. " morse, wu Hsson, spo
pvaslbun. Philadel phia Hail. Ehzsbethport Argus,
and Abert Fsd NNok; Wits lcr, Fewark so1p Senator,
1 do.
WILMINGTON July 6-Au bsrks Sea Breeze. Hail. Bya-
ton EVELYN, Amer, hiork brig Leghorn Rose Portland.
I'D III. bark Sarah Stevens Curacoa sch,s Wste VAIN
wright Vowperswahe Beatty, and Wad, Bradley
4 York. Eta NJ Smith. Smith. Do.
| WEXFORD July e-sld soop Adelia wrshunnn Nyork
WARREN Juy SArr schr Nermi.un, Aver, Porl Egtn.
s-b sloop Isasc sfy mpHr. whmot do
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me funeral ioos piace al ocock, Of No Hodson ter
ploc, and EU largely attended The oofpse wp placed h
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