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THE.sLoor-oF-WAR GERMASTOwH.

THE.sLooF-oF.wAR GERaASTOwS.
This ship is fitting out at the Norfolk Yard to
join the East India squadron. The following is a list
of her officers, who hsye been ordered to report for
duty on the 10th ofJfly:
Commodore Rich . l.. Page; Leutenants, Charlie,
Dcas, Charles w. Pldce, j. c. Febiger, j. D. Raney
and Joseph p. F. de; Master Lester A. Beardslee;
Surgeon, John b. Sinclair; Assisant.Surgeon, A. {.
Goreas; Purser II. M. IIeiskel; hlidshiPmen, j: w.
Alexander, f. Terry, f. NJ Bunce and Cla,Ee Mer-
Grant; Boalswaip, Michael Hail. Gunner, charles
u. Unver; Carpenter, Robert NJ. Balm; Acting Sail
maker, Henry Stemmen
CHEAP CONDUCTOR.
lightning Conductor, costing only SIS, has twice
been the means Of saving Portsmouth IN. III vessel
from destruction when struck when she had 400
passengers on board, and again when laden with a
cargo worth about s5OOCOO. Another ship from the
came port, having no conductor, and being struck,
was totally burned, with valuable cargo Of cotton
NEW YACHT.
Messrs. j. i. & J. ID. Van Deusen, at the foot Of
Eighteesth street. East River, about putting in
frame schooner yacht for Mr.. J. n. GrswQld She
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DOUGLAS R0L d.
D,rD If~r 4 1879

Low lies the liOn-lke gray head
The broad and bright blue eye is glazed:
Quenched is that flashing wit, which blaEed.
The words that woke it scarcely said.
Those who but read the writer's word,
Might deem him bitter: we that knew
The man, all saw the sword be drew
in topgue-fence, was both shield and sword.
That sword, in the worlds battle-throng,
Was never drawn upon the meek;
Its skill TO guard was for the weak,
Its strength to smite was for the strong.
His sympathy was ever given
Where need for il was sorest felt:
In pity that blue eye would melt,
Which against wrong blazed like the levin.
Not for bis wit, though it was rare;
Not for his pen, though it was keen;
We sorrow for his loss, and lean
Lovingly over that gray hair,
To place the wreath, betting those
Who like good men and true have striven;
BY God, not man, he must be shriven;
Men guess and grope: God sees and knows.
fPurch
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Comm ssioners and inform them that unless they de-
IL, from their wok at there wIl BE- rosafey for
The buildings or those who defend them. 1t is also
stated that the fourth Of July has been fixed upon
for the demolition Of all tho works, aDd that the oys-
ternen are making extensive preparations for this
grand Demonstration and count upon aid from New
York. The Police, meantime, are preparing for any
contingency armiDg themselves with rifles, and lay
ing in plenty of powder and balls. They intend TO
give them warm reception If they come and defend
lie ground 10 the last.
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SrcuIsE's PoIST.-Everything is now quiet at Be-
guines Point, and the buildings nearly completed
TIE people of the vicinity refuse to sell provisions 70
the men, but they have purchased boat aud now oo
tain their supplies from Keypor.
There are now twenty-six Metropolitan foheemen
stationed at the Point and in addition to these there
are a rumber of carpenters and workmen ahost
twelve of whom are counted upOn as reliable in case
Of collision. TIE Post says 1t is now currently ru-
mored that Committee has been appointed by tho
Opposition" who are instructed to wait upon the
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PoIsoYISG.-Facts have come to light which prove
that Belgian, named Felicie Meera, living about 10
miles east Of this city, poisoned his wife with ar'enc
on the 18th instant causing her death in few hours.
On hearing Of The case, the Sheriff, attended p
physicians proceeded to the place; the body q he
cause of her death. He arrested, but under pre-
tense of going into another room to change sis
he made his escape by window into ssaa, S.r mp
s,nrebens Further facts elected sroe the arrest
on tho 9Oth Instant, leave doubt Of The yis.as
guilt. torsen 0sS A"'~'
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THr LAYTON OR NEw-RocHELLE BLAcKBERRr.-
George Seymour & Co. Of NOrwalk, Conn.,, have Eve
acres of Lawton blackberry plants in cultivation, the
most of which will fruit this season, and the berries be
sent to this city, The show of blossoms now just fsles
was unusually fine, and the promise Of large crop
never was better the vLes having wthstood the cold
of last Winter without material injury
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MARINE AFFAIRS.
EOR EIROpE.

FOR EUROPE.
The screw steamship Borussa, Captain Trautman,
saed tLis afternoon for Hamburg with 80 fret cabin
40 second cabin, and GO Storage passengers, and
$4,000 in specie.
ARRIVALS AT CASTLE GARDEN
The following ships arrived at Castle Garden yes
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terday:
al passengers

The above is the heaviest days arrival since the
opening Of the Emigani Landing Depot, August, 1867
DISASTERS FOR JUNE.
The disasters of tho last month foot up to the loss of
&c vessels viz: Two steamships, three ships eight
barks three bligs ard ten schooners valued at $685.
500. The summary for the year shows the following
result;
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is about rs iuns burden; length of keel - feet;
breadth Of beam, 22l feet depth of hold, feet
length on deck all about lOl feet. She is to be
butt Of the best material and to be launched by the
l., Of Serteu,ber
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r o e r R Y i.
, POETIC EuLoGy OF GOV. MARCY.

A
TIE usual Poem u, the Commeucem.nt a, L'I Ess
a. Caive.si,y, WAS delivered os 9onG ~ hs death,
G. ~ Marcy was early TREND ana' .. -, ,ha >ss
trus,s Of the institution. and ~as pIers,u' q.
s.ih .x.rc,..s a, th. opening OF the commencement
sa.v.,.s Ths Poet 10 dvlin.aring the characters %
sou.s Of the earliest patrons o: III" on''e'''''
Iui.S 10 the now deceased std'eemao
Tho, bonored Premier, "lose controlling "e's"'
Hs, ss-n .he ballast of the ship oil stare ,,..,.
Wh, IN lis quarter deck when passi"n "." ast,
Hsv- sw.ed it's ssils and bent its ga laa. .no'N
Has stood unmoved. until fav"snS o'o@'
Swept it 10 triumph iIt" pesceiu' go ~ nan
Tas great Civilian corqu-r'ns we" D
Armies Of schenng and opp"e,"s a.,
With Law and logic. Ia. ing: 10" auu -o
Tn. noble lord aud titled oil ,
f.,r-no,i,r,. fo--wrll nlaHo or nA'urc Pun
! olain sus s:antis!, Cenrcre''G ia"
Hnn,st in purpose-;hough no DID refuse .
Onoa in mis- public life to pay "Snuna DIes
III. g;aa, Evsncsi OF Commercial feace
q Il. nlunder perish, wars worst horrors cease;
I.,s licensed hghters their bravadoes ehout,
nd bIainlsss men each others brains knock out
And mighty nations own the power they nno
n his keen. massive. comprehensive mud.
As GENIAL summer, on Mount MAkei's breast
Ssaits.s sweet COVERS beneath It's snow clad crest
So. in their classic shades and summer hours.
Sirew We the names OF this good friend OF ours
Cna2le,s OF oak and laurel wreaths engage
To crown the ablest Statesman OF the age.
The Poet has since added the following 'ee''-e
de=Go to his graphic portrait:
So sung ,ha bard OF n few hort hours ago;
Truth sped thu line. and friendship o'o !. 49,
Err tha, prea, man, who now all tnousat engages
SnruIc 10 his sphere within tho ago OF ages,
Brnz cypress now. for gloomy shadows tall
On :5s ian colurns of the Capitol.
Wi,hin i,s ancient halls are pail and bier
Tn b!a.ipe asmbesu1 and the mrsketeeS
Civil and martial men the vigil keep.
watch thro' the night, and watching. pauss to weep
Around the dear remains Of one so great
Ia virtue honor, snd tbs affairs OF State
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TIE ECTION IN KENTUCKY.

According to the 'elegraphic dispatches tho Demo-
Gratis have made pretty clean sweep in Kentucky,
hlving elected eight certain, and probably nine OF
the ten Cnngresamen; majority of the Legislature,
and State Treasurer, the latter by some S.OGU or
OGtD majority This result also secures tbs election
III Ii Democrn'iS United Srnt-s Senntnr in place OF
Hun. john B. Thompson, who claims to be Wing. In
The la, Congress III. Democrats had only four out {"
The ten n4rnuer. The election for Congress in the
4. HAND district between James Is. Clay sOu Of the
late Hon. Henry Cny.) the Democratic nomiuee, and
RI. ger Iarsnn the candidate al the American party,
WAS mast animated one. aud has resulted ~ H.. tele
yrauh uruprnces, in the success of Mr. Clay by los
maj ri:y. Two years ago tins disrrc, gave Or Mar.
shall the American candidate FIR Congress, ,oG3 ma
irri,v aud last fall over Gnn for MIR. Fillmore. On
ru-..lny evening Ih. friends ut MIR. Clay. h l.-xng
ton, Ky ir-i one hundred guns in honor of his SITE
ces4 similar number were fred ST Cincinnati on
the same evening. The following are the reported
n.;orif,ts iu his district
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T'..tal,

This makes his nsiority only -, but later accounts
increase ~ Ia los. a. stated above.
Tn. following dispatch, received yesterday, makes
no mention, It will b. observed, OF the Ashland dis
trict.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. For Congress, the Ameri
cens have cer;nnly elected Humphrey Marshall from
the seventh district, a"d probably W :rur l.. Under.
wood, from the third district. The Democrats claim
us certain Ike election o! Messra Henry Z. BurDe,:
S.lnue! g. Peyton. Joshua II. Jesett, j"seph n. FL
io,t aud J. W. Stevenson. from the tirs second,
fnl sixth anI t.uth Districts, respectively. aud ms
probable also the election Of Albert e. Talbot, from
the fourth district.
Tn. Democrats Lave elected their candidate for
State Urea urcr James H. Garrsrd, by 1000 mnJorl.
~, AID they have asO ln'g- majority III The LIVER
| Nou &c and Oh joint ballot BoLnm2yr SHH.
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ROMANCE STILL LIVES, FUR DIVERS REA.
SilNS

sounI '""y 1 u IL o. n,r nIs .: az .,
81; Louis, started recently trip to New York. in
company with her sapi. She took passage on the
Tennessee B H. from k=okuk to Cincinnati On III.
same boa; waa young man who hsd plen'y'of eve
rythins but money; be bad impor,uned her al hon',
aud kept up his ardent couriship gu boar the boat
The la!y, however was hnrl hearted. aud refused I"
give him m" least hope. Th7 boat stopped awhls. at
Carrnon, by, and the lady and her aunt CONCLUDED
TO TAKE stroll on an A sh- was going rFn 'he
ter; IN. WA. drawn By tho current under the wharf
bon The snitur jumped in went under The boat alter
her, Succeeded IN catching her, aud hua!ly rescued
her. In two hours che psrf1r'ly restored, and
rendiny fvr her deIiverer, and clergyman 6sns IN
board, they were married forthwth-l 81 Ions Re.
publican.
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TIE ELECTION IN MISSOURI.

The follow in, despatch from private source
Reached Us last evening
"Sr. LuUIs Aug. & -Bolliils, the Black Republican
aud Know Noibiug candidate for GUvernnr in this
State, ia defeated by Stewart, Dem, by from five 10
ten thousand mab"tiy."
Tue St. Louis Republican Of Tuesday morning,
says:
Rollins leaves ST. Lous county with hSs than ~
teen .luudrcd mgorNy! This is the county where
1--WE thousand was lOoted for. This is tho county
where tho elinucipa"nia's yesterday vrre au.oas
To bet upon sum majority for Rollins. st Louis il!
the city where Major Winner acceded 10 Office with
msip,lty of .1Ou Rollins. ba KIDD 10y the same party
ses gu, OF the city with majority Of less Than .2JL
lie falls behind The Fillmore vote n last November
The hotch. potoh Of Know Nothing.m and Abolition
isu does not ~ down we'll in ST. Louis. The com.
pexion OF tho vote u ST. Louis county aves uot the
shadow of doubt iha Stewart bss carried the State
By not less than 1000 majority. II will OCCASION US
20 surprise IL learn that the people have ngnlp elect
Known otbiugisn, Aootuuism aud deructon Of
good uru in Missouri"
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THE FAITHFUL MIRROR.

lam but thy faithful mirror
All the merit may boast,
Is thst l reflect thine image
Dinly. truthfully, at most;
When tbou'rt near me ! am like thee
Thou dost love mel sm fair;
When thou'rt absent al! IS darkness.
Blank and iifeless-aothINg there
! am bu. thy faithful echo.
Vo,celess, iureless, when alone
Thou dost love my words ana accents
They are sweet-they are thine own
Crowds, enraptured, stay to hear me-
Think there's music in the air;
Bur. till thou didst wake the echo.
All was silen;-pothing there.
am clay, and thou art God '!ike;
Thou hast framed me 10 Thy wiz
Eashioued ne to grace and beauty
With thy matchless artist skili.
Thou hast made the statue human
lam good, and wise. and fair;
If rhnu shouldst withhold thy magic,
AL Ia esrthly-uo,hinc there
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ALABAMA ELECTION.

MOBILE, Aug j.-rhe Democratic ticket has been
elected i'll this State by large majority Mr. oha''
wood Id. been elected TO Congress
We are indebted to III attentive and reliable cor.
ro-puud-pt 10 Montgomery Tor the su1Jolned des-
"Mo>rGoalnY. Aug 1.-The indications are that
Alabama will s.ud al entire Democratic delegation
10 IN. n-xt Congress. DJwdeIi is elected in the Sd
d.,ric, by 100 majority. Gen. Moore. Democrat,
heal, W. X Saith. Know Nothing, in the Alb district.
Mnr,'. mi ,ri,y. II lie sal l. s abou, 50U.'
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Co,ron--Ia.s tu-dny Of 800 bales, and Of the gre
three ,ys az Ip bales the receipts tor three Got
only 80 bales The market closed trm stofk ~, v..:
ia port II 900 bales Receipts thus far less than ~!
AZ this por, estimated nj 900 bales .nd II all cor.
port. J2 90 bac. Flour i, quoted al 20 - NIX, I'VE.
u eUasj ceDts. Fr-ghts slightly better COTTON wi vre
pool quoted Ut !. Sterling Exchans. at ~ per e'-
MUM. ., ,stp
AUGUST Cotton Sales of 40 bales s: iol me- H. ~
The steamers aiyces were received and pHo..sh. #.
f NJ editions Sales OF Corn al - c's 'Do
c. :. sides l3i cents
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Apart FROM the money accruing from their hire the
fund arising from the sale Of those selecting their mas
for their removal To this We might aid The api'ro'
priaton made by the Legislature in ISIS, (which snu,
has never taken fifty free negroes heretofore GU, 9.
the State because the bill appropriatns ii had !n
a. Ne now recommend. cosrc.rs featured ~Gr''
with the fund Of the Colonization Society, weu'' u
together give money enough within fifteen yt",''
to remove annually as many Tree ucsroe- rs woud
convenient and desirable; los i, would not be tesraoe
to remove theui too rapidly.
Further discussion OF this subject We Tes-rv- ''
our next artcle. OiiN
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MISSOURI ELECTIONS.

ST. LOUIS. Aus. 7.-Thiryeight counties give
Rollins il70 usiori,y. Clark, Democrat, elected 10
Congress from the thr! district, III place ut JAMES p.
Green, who has been elected 10 the United States
Senate.
Sr. LOUIS. Aug. S-Roliins' success is confirmed.
Fifty counties give him over forty seven bundrel M
lorry Tor Governor.
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EpnM WASHINGTON CITY.

WARRINGTON, Aug. III is feared hers 'hat Tue
man murdered in Kansas last week, was en- agen; OF
the Government, engsgs1 10 selling The trust LANDS
of the Wea aud Plankesbaw Iudsus De was Eno"H
to have a.se amount of government tan1s IN '''
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MENPBr,. August Avery is elected to Con-
cress. Walker, Pate, DInlop aud King ~. also
elected Also, Bradford, in Haywood, snd Mas, III
Faye,t-; al Democrats, aaI gnlus.
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- go
cru wong CATTLE MARKET. A

NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET, Aug
Beerrs-Otrr,ngs 1900 head; and sales 81 :, y
per lOU lbs sheep an Lanbs-OHerlng., l!,Vc'
and sales OF Sheep at 81 20 2. Lan5s at - o. sH'
Offerings 200 head; sale, u; s. 7jns per 40 lbs
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Far tic Enqutre
TuE CURSE OF ISTEMPERANCE

Messr, Editors: VIII You and the other papers OF
Richmond, not give place IN your columns 10 ''.e
enclosed articles: "lhe curse Of intenperance inter
woven as it is with the liganeu,s Of society, is one
Which never strikes but destroy. There il not one
bright page upon record OF it, progress nothing To
shield il from the hesrest eSsr'aons vl tas hLnia"
race" Yours, &c, u. r. H.
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NYOTICE-Tb. co partnership heretofore exis''ns
~ tween FRANCIS Nixon JoHa ~ ShshaAAC Sufs
Land Agency business urLer the style Ct rop,en;
RAID was Dissolved on the 3lst Msy, oY u'"'N9
Francis MrsoH, Attorney at Law. 81 Louie; h,iue.,
will sueud promptly 20 all professional and sns NJ,
the payment OF taxes collection OF rents 1 eSe!r.
king ily estments loon Of money, &C. '"'
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pnSTu GRIP .pj,ESTED

Augusta. Aug. 7.-Mr. Mcguire. the speola. agent
OF the Post Office Department, has arrested Samuel
Z. Scott, postmaster at Golfers, Edgefsd district,
South Caroline, tor robbus The mail. Scott 10 now
in jail at Augusta He was caught by decoy letter.
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BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, Aug. tta.
The offerings If Reef Csttle at the Scales to-day resi-
80 hrHi of which number 20 head were driver d
PhIla tclpha and Tie balance takrn by the Il" im :,
butcher. ut prices ranging from 50 80 10 e. % per ~
on the hoo and averaging 50 u gross. Inc pre-
show 81. ht dccfiuc those vi lat week Hog
ply light mud the demand good Sales ut s9sa ~ per
10. net shcep-supply light, aud sacsst Siai - yer
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LATER FROM KANSAS.

ST. l.crts, Aug The Kansas Herald of Free
ioro .! the Sd OF August .ays thu. Gov. Walker re-
ce,vsd sdv!c-s from he commander Of Fort Riley
,bs:s large to:cs Of Cheyenne Indians had lesched
t5st .tatiou and al attack expected hourly. The
fort contains at present. ouly half company OF ipfau
Try, aud i;s deiences very weak. The ludinus
have driven il the settle aud committed several
murders III sight OF the fort. Gov. Walker nmedi
etey sent Cot Cooke TO their sssistsuc. with all th=
fnr,.r unisr his command
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OHIO DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION

UNlO pLAOChailC SlAIE CON| IN ll'N'
The Democratic Stste Convention Of Ohio met at
Columbus on Thursday, and nominated II Payne
for Governor, w. H. Lyulr for Lleuteusur Gorc'nor
Mr.. Whitman for Judge of the Supreme Court. Mr.
Morris for State Treasurer J. R.inhat for Secretary
Of Safe ard A. l.. Backus 70. Superintendent "i the
Board OF Public Works
Resolutions We're adopted endorsing the Dfea
Scott decision, approving the administration OF ffes'
dent Buchanan aud the doctrine o. popular sove,
relguy as advanced 10 the Kansas Nebraska act and
in favor of au Independent Treasury for Ohio.
Washington CH,oH.
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MARRIED.

In Lincoln county N. on the 18th ultimo ty B..
Drury Lscy, n u Ma T. J. JACKSON, Prof In nc ne, ,.
l.nry Institute OF Lexington Va. to Miss MARY AM"
laughter y! the Rev. X. II. Morrison, u. d.
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TEX ELECTIONS.

NEw ORLEANS, Aug. The Texas election re
turns ,ndnare that Ruuurs, Dem Ia elected 9 ivern
or by 10000 minority over Gen sam. Houston, lnd
H. y. candidate. As far IS heard from the OPPOSE
,iou have not elected sngle candidate 10 the State
Ir,I.latu,l.
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NORTH WESTERN BANK OF VIRGINIA
WHEELING, Aug !, 1857.

Hon Henry A. Wisr, Governor ut Virgina;
Sri have the honor rnclosc the report e! tis BIS
and Rranchc. Tor the quarter ending July !. !sj'
Win the highest respect, your oh"i!,i.' r'rvnn'
d. LAMB Cushicr.
S,,ssp, OF me condition NJ The Worth ss'era Bank Of
o,,a jSrItd,ag Z, branches at WeiisbH,s, Pcr5"
Iyrx asd ,J.6rT.oart!c. on IKE la day o. Ja'y J.
an f,sapa1a,ire statement Of the same for me corr
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c,,r,r,os OF THE BASx OF wiscmEsrsa. Jr,y /. -
Lust dividend 2 per cent.

1''' y" LEWlSp HARTMAN
ROBERT STEEL,
GEO ". GiSN,
J. :. MILLER
= X. ATWELL.
Director,
CoxpoRArto3 OF WISeuETrER, 20 Wit:
Personally appeared before me- the SUBSCRIBE -
,;cr %, The P.nc. for the corporation norrsai, Rost
Wolfe Cashier of the Bank OF Winchester. and ms.
oath thu; the foregoing statement Is correctly tHScn IL
the bJoas the -n.d BanS
Given under my land this 9Th day OF July, !s1'
GEO. +. MILLER. ]
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TENNESSEE IL El,EIDN

NORTH CAROLINA ELECTIONS.
RALEIGH. Aug. lit is < -beraliy believed that
lr Democracy have carried this State.
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kENr1,ckY ELECTIONS.

Loui.vtLLE, Aug. S-Tu- result iu the I'd district
&c It'll! undetermined. unGsrwoods election is claim
ed by the Democrats In tho Alb district. Talbot II
elected.
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The RELIEF VESSEL To THE CAPE DE VERDE
TUNED SLAvER.-Another exciting chapter in the
history of hs slavetrsde has just transpred in the
rhape of official correspondence between the British
consul n, St. Eiuoen,s Cape de Verde Islands. Lord
Clarendon and Lord Napier. The New York Times
Gays
Tne occasion OF the correspondence is the alleged
discovery by tho British Consu, at ST. Vucents, of
induh'sble proofs that the American brigsntiue N.
Hand. which reached those islands from this port
upon the llth Of July. 1885. laden with corn. meal
contributed by ctsens for the relief Of the dis.
tresssd nhabltauts who at that time were suffering
the horrors of famine. departed mmediately thersaf
Caoaca do Cobra two hundred African. for Cuba, or
e!.ewher- with which she got of without detection
Th- fso, ,nat the n. Hand boarded of the Congo,
bv H. B. N. ship Teaser under suspicious uircum.
siances. and that she has never returned TO New
Y,k, Is given as con6rma:ory OF the suspicion that
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NEW YORK DEMOCRATIC STATE CoNvEN.
TI0N

ALaAsr. Augu.t 9th The Democratic State con-
ven,ion At Congress Hell IN this city today
There wes pretty genera! attendance. II was re
sa!ved that State convention be called for Thurs
Gay. September leth, at Syracuse.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-11
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ONO CovSyr. s..
Bcf,r. me- Hiram D. Brown. Notary Public. IoE .
county ninrrai. this day in my said county persons
came Daniel Lamb Chshi, OF the North Western Bark
Virginia. and made oath, due form, that the ores ~
settlement is correct the best Of bis knowledge si
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| Given under my hand this 23d day Of July, 1851.
| II D. BROWN, Notary Public, Ohio County