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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-23
From Rev. John q. Finley.


ID, Forshs-rhis II he nrt time In my long lfs
that have Fiven my name IN recon me ndation OF
any medicine, ~ general remedy though have
often b On solicited. ! have used your AIteFa.
i've Balm for nearly two years, hrst, fof The
rhsumatlsse In ny hip and knee. Of which was
nearly cripple. then for VERY severe bruises on
two ~ my msnilyi then q violent attack Of dlar.
rhaa on myself thou for inflammation. Cor hurns.
bruises. aud Tor very severe case OF stn neck,
brought ON by violent cold, and think have
had full proof I've medihh properties, In q great
many Of the diseases Tor which you recon mend II,
and have not found II 10 fail IN sieglc Que Of
them. sui do not cay thatu IL an infAliible
curo, yet II 10 my sober eonyiclion, that n 10 tho
best compound Cor ihasA remedies fcf which Il IL
recommended. that ihave ever tried, aud have
tried many. Z will not, " can procure u; be with
out u In my q tnlly FOE any confederation. Hop.
Ing that yoa will still continue 10 compound II ho.
nestiy, md 10 att may relieve thousands Of sufe.
rers, ! most heartily recommend II W my fellow
citizens a. most sxeslisnt Family Medicine.
youts, ancctionately.
J.B. FtNLkY.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-23

GEO, HOLLAND No Q. BINKLEy,-A rroR
NJ NkYS AT LAW. Onicu Ia Ha,le's Block
West OF Court House. Bfoskvllle. Ind.
= b, DAVIS, N. D., PHYsiCtAN a SUR
IL CkoN. OTTtcs, opposite ryuef kimbe's
ssore, on Main street, hfoots'iie,Ind.
VT MORROW, 4 COUNSEL.
W., LOK ar Ia W. oyyics, No. 7, Halle
Building, Brookvillc, Ind. si--t3
THOMAS 81. WHITE,-NorARY PUBLIC
u LsURsL, lEp., viii uake ispositioas aud lac
knowisdgmsnts, and attend 10 Notarial business
generally.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-23

am well acquainted with Alexsndea CLARK and
his wife, and also John WALKER, and know the
above statements 10 be matters OF fact. and they
are persons OF responsibility and candor.
ISlgncdl A.GIRLER.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-23
R0RsHA's ALTERNATIVE
BALM, .IlI
FOR EXTERNAL q INTERNAL USE.

rhis Balm 10 warranted 10 relieve al Rheuma.
TEN, strains In the Spite, OF Spinal Affection. land
Dyspepsia. Headache. or SUI Neck, Ioothache,
Earaehe. forc Throat, Soreness In the bowels.
ma. Bronchitis. spralns and BRUISES, Burns and
scalds. or Frozen psrts, Cmmp cholc. Bilious
oholie, Cholera Mafbas, Pfssris Flax. Fever aud
AGue, Piles. Corns. Flesh cnts or Sores. Innama-
sumner Compliant Of Children, Worms, .and In
han,sslon OF The stomach and Bowels, Group and
Scarlet kever.
Tho reason why TILE Bslm reaches all those cas-
- 10 becznse n reduces fnnamailon. and arouses
The secfctlons and nervous system into aciion.-
this power II owing 10 tho peculiar comb luatlen
of Medical properties without tneir being neu.
tmilxed The medicine II perfectly ssfs, not con.
minluf any deadly polson, or mineral. II viii,
" used freely, aei Immediately upon We liver
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-23

A good stock OF Blndlags, cordings, silks
Thread, Buttons, &C., always on hand. Thoss
wanting such articles viii please call.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-10

Ned 9, H.-'syood, IN he covry of a. I'rb Mssonrl,
ihs 9Th OF July Msior h0rABD 0sAuAs, IN the 18Th
OF his asn Major trshEsn the last surviving son
~ Richard Grahan, Of Durfre3. Prince william county,
Virginia. no oroinor ~ George Graham, ect1g 80
crc'nry 81 wa durns the t'mnis.raiSa Of Iresient
hOproe. ard subsequently Compitor0r Of the Gduera
ard Cfoe. ol Jshn Graham, aru Un'ot Sstoo Dstrid
Arorncy tor oufnre, Sccrssry ~ legation 20 Spen,
J1mri.oner to The South fu srican yep1oic-, sId Min
penoeniary ~ Rrhx and cf Mft Cs.nesin9 Ram
ty or the city Of Washington sll noe deceased. Wager
osham entered the military service durirr the iet
with Great Britain, and served vita Distraction as sd.ds
mup the saI Of major General Harrison he cartel
lated MI " the rcrls ,nd harishps &C The north -st
eru amy and prorotei " the RINK OF Msjr fjr his
-allarify good conduct. nn rentcrs with General
Isiroi, peculiarly intmse, aud he was during hi &
ufo ihs cherished and hcpored friend Of his COMMANDER
Tho over nejor Gr~hAm appointed 1diap Agent
for TIE exended Terrcry Of Missouri Ia which on se ne
continued until s2s He sss svpoined nv the Pres
dent of the mssiopcrs 70 establish the boundary
lines Of Ill'ucis.
The u Josenh Gasctk announces the death og Madame
CsIip Row the widow of John Bsptste Roy OF g. Joseph
Al the time Of Der death, shs seventy ytcs OF age
Her nj. ory intimst " connected with thai OF Missouri
Turpg he OF 1912 her husband and herself made q
noble resistance 70 the attack Of the Indians sssna
boct howe occupied by them At Cote Dessep Al
hsay county large number OF the Indians s,iscted
them Three tines they repubsd, Ry and his wife
teepirg np ,uctwsnt IRE spon them Madame Roy uo
onlr loaded the guns used for their defence by Roy but
she used the rife berseB ard iho Indians whom they did
retreat, sft thirteen Of her warriors dead within the
stockade Of the fort
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-10

The abs We liable .hc - hat nearly loo ton: OF s,sds
crossed the bridge during tn yer making average OF
about Eco tons every uonth This equal csrgOas
Of seven or eight first Oas shs month"; About ST
rauy unl.den animals and Of all ccripions
al crossed ihe~se pAy ipg toll and great guam ty Of
government stores and military ouicer, baggage
passed ser free The returns for tho year 1893
pooled 10 be much larger, certain improvements
ROADS In that quarter only Operation In 4, gus
1907 n's Delhi bridge 81 boats is stated to 90 excellent
constructed snd has approac aes Of substantial
With facilities OF EaDst suc R1ainahl lie from good
system crosa Roads and railways, the trade Of Upper
India would probably be inmcnse It has PROOFS
TO correct Delhi ~ih Dacutta by means Of line of rail
road passbg azspcre, crossing the Jumna ut Aahao
xnd then taking direct line oy Myupur to In; or,
an rnave, proceeding from Cswupo,c by ihucsabad
Agrs crossing the Jumna at that city, and then rsing
n-arT direct conrsc through Muttra to D.lh. anouid
euch line ever be executed, II viii doubtless he u
maity pushed forward TO Kurnal, and the highest nav
gable point on the and thus connec. great
rivers, the Indus and the Gauges.
The population OF Delhi ounted In 1Sa7 70 T37 977 be-
sides 70 800 IN tho suburbs comm ttee OF pubic in
sructon, hinh was planned and brought mo 'peraiin
between 1923 and 1873 eetabh college at Dehi ana
tnos assigned for support the central govern
n~nt; In addition W which sum equal to fi7,OV0 was
presented 10 the college by Na.sb lsamAid ood Do~sh
sioister Of the King Ut JADE In June, lSF taere had
been opene 47 schools in Delhi I'm uedise vcn
v, for she instruction Of poor children The uber OF
pupils NJ the college, which 10 1899 l62 had increased
In the following y.ar 257 No recently another scho
has inst utsd az hch the children Of the Al; 70
% scholar attended In tho nss. year OF It's establish
m-nt
Tue Emperor Of Delhi, the representative OF tho erea
nmur, hoogh sth recognized by The British government
~ sovereign prince, has long shorn Of ali srsn
deur and except within hts own palace exercises
butte OF royalty though looked up " and regarded by all
the Naaomn,edan population Of India with respecs aud
attachment. Lord Wellesley, the estrucioa OF scn
dams DO" err, assigned TO hAn alum the palace OF
Delhi IS resdence and for the support OF himself the
royal fan lily he made over TO him certain districts the
beghborhvod, which wcre to be placed under Bitsh
but the Emoeror was be allowed 70 cheek the
accounts Of revenue received from them In said ihst
the revenue OF these do cts has reached $500 900
year, while tho Emperors allowance dnes exueed
f300 o0, and that much Of this latter is Ia reality
spent In his name by the Briush resident.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-10

hnlorgh vc trc aware that immtr,o sums o. money
dcceOdlng on tao result CT tts not ory ia Nsg
York OF 10 almost every city OF the Union yet shall
uoi hail tbe inie'iercc OF the Victory OF Aulefcao
horses 30 ibis account only, we regard 10 ghe-
sod important hsst han tlnpy sporting aJr.
We bel eve hat 10 The eveii u our success Il viii ave
siuuiuc " Tho crsodlDy ard improve mont ~ The ho By
orr ssrcuhtrsr md lead 10 ioveopt er OF axccenco
isr dog any Thing We have yet Witnessed. NVn
create a dosro srnnngrt hensntlautio cousins TO
psstse animals ~ similar stamp AMI class 70 .bOs by
which they baVo been conquered, ard wish N nt-ss
pew bloOd Into thor mesent rtoos And when ws look
81 The prices which Eusush owners OF horrcs have
been IN tho habit Of giving when 20 have them give
$50 0t0 FIR good three year old thoroughbred and up
wards Of $1,000 for tried and unbroreo ytsrpg,
may reasonably Anticipate that the Pryor
Prl.re0 10 this race will he attended BY the most bepsn
cs results 10 the breeders OF the horse this counsry
We have lately seen the emperor Of q Europoan STATE
rendpg ormmssicp 70 this country 70 purchase OF
our rprivaltd carriage horses which always admired
when seen; and ve hope 10 able 70 the
arrival OF similar commissions from English fieu s
for the purctso ~ OF the stock from which
Pryor Jecompte Proress and the su more celebrated
Lexington, have been derived.
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Tbs Cuban Slave rra,fe.
EXTRACT pEJA A PgIvArE TKrrgv.
win r~v,, " no pI.u. .ssuI.,i % lord r,'.e-.,ou


win rsre,s " tho pIsus .obulsei 70 lord Paner,'cn
b. he ri Of naosbary ard otter WORTH getuemeu o.
the B,dsh Asu slavery Society, 'or The ascion of tie
African slave brds reported IN thu Lrd1n Hna 0, o
lclb ultlmo, 70 which you call ray attention. vould say
they are well conceived but utterly iopraeuoAolo pre-
enL
have had nress yeas sxpsricne Of me Cuban slave
tsdsrs and ov then well 20 rot hesitate 10 say TIM
II tho B-r.sn government ever 70 rAcs Gordon
vcsass Of war around Cna the only eGsct would have
(oples abe Island authorities inndo 10 90 operate
with the .hlpe) wosd be 20 ncresss the value q the ven
tuie because VI tse rsg OF the trader shose cu
oily woulo thus become sunulsed new but never ra
Ing cxpediens 70 eecs landing Of his mser able Victims
There s but one way 70 pat erd 10 this Infamous
hsfc simple bat viii be found W yer the pur.
pso desired Let slave trading with Africa be declared
piracy throughout ne world and In the words Of E4seno
vs., the most notorious spanish slave trader OF tho
present day, few sailors viii be fopud wiling 70 rss their
pecn against q bag Of dollars
It's well known that this horrible trahlc Ia almost
eprey confined 10 The Spanish colonies spsIn shous
strongly urged has consented 10 follow ths
pc q the Europesn and other government isxre he
ohansn trade piracy bu, the for her refuxas
mus. be obvious 70 tbs whole world
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-10
Broohlyn city News.

CorNrulEn AossY.--A young man arrested by The
Second ds.ric, police Saturday evening for Attempting
70 pass counterfeit $40 bill the Exchange Bank tf
Lrckport, at the storo OF Mr. oBrsn In Fulton So 90,
The bad nature OF the bill room detected and the
young man Wa committed 10 await examination. He rad
coniderAbic oth,r money about hin, but IL all
rent Several bills the Iockp ,rt Bank, counter scit
havc recently been passed In THIS city.
BLACK MAN WIN wnus WIZ -Somo disturbance was
raised In the old marine barrack,, In Park avenue, on
saturday, by parcel OF rowdies II appears colorod
man lives thore with a while woman. Ths did nS 40.
pen to su somo young fellows Abo.t tho neigh 5orhooi
Who proceeded 10 set matters right according their
notions by attacking ihc house ntteDJug 10 turn the
d,,,s ,,oo Inc Seu,c sns ,sa ran on INC ianh
The officers arrived soon kfier, but tho a.l i.nls
bad len Without doing any moro harm Than puupg NO
violence n they old not leave Some Of the fellows arc
known AMI will PROBABLY tc arrested on vsrrsrp.
WOMAN srAIGsn--A woman ramed Mary White "a,
stabbed ON saturday evening by Henry Ferguson, who
pa,es 40 her bcsband rhoy we're IN the habit OF drink
ins ,ome,srg ttrcnger than waor. She sN taug'n, ou
ooses TO dy IA ine back yagd, when h. lcck offence
ssmcihtg aud ran al nor with tsbio knifs f.icfn OF .
orsp gssh pear her temple II shs at irs Thought tnst
tpioiee were fia but s1bseq scny appo.r.d that
nc ~Vupd -ss 40. scrioR Firgu.oa wAs arrested ans
tspsibs locked 40 ~ sssi' ear nation.
SSpous Ass.rr.--A young IN named James 4. PAso
Invited No n ws,cr tree, o. Saturday evening
70 tale er'nt. "a eh.sriog sons oue struck him
oov upon The head yitb somc hard substance and ipc
ed fearful gnst. He was attended, W by physicaa
inc vsAilsni could lot be t,nuCed.
ALLEGED Rom RI AND AROMA boy about ssyea con
years fssc, named Fr,ncs German, was arrested on
teiuf;sy Aug a, ~ Cnocr Rey, o. the Ninth gard on
rn,Tc0n on hsTing stolen Two coats and a RI uber OF
sochj rpch ne lad 10 h, posscpion re couid give no
shsciory soConi, and va detained FOR o,.uIlalon.
" derlay ne gocos were ifenadcd - belonging T. The
fih Of Pct farrell, ccnskr 70 tho exhgh so,.,on
q he hookyn city vstor Ik., Ia New Iats tho gods
hto rtcn stoen rom tue rutehn the nEht the
j last an po hcfi ad al.cnrtei oTe iro " tie tIli.
ivy ~ msst OF 1a1cie, sbct suL Cor
tnan Nh re xs nDod by Juslcc cOruv ~ tuesday.
-nf Docs ssig'Ay Esi ths fra dsy 10 omp Iun6 ing
ssy oes-, or ar ~iGhcut nrzz.cs somo tseniy ave
brought 70 toe Fcvtnih ssrs pound Yesterday ard
Gny .en's csh vas iad To- ,hcU - cUndown t.culy.
!wo Of hcs ~re thughurcd the pouid r1sstw dOsr
hat duty WITH q efpvbsr. TIE others were reiesa,s.
lhe earossse' were aiken % RrrsD IL AMI By Oora.,
10 OLD conas- Tor.
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Our Adtrcr dax a CorreaIsnasnCss

r1s hDurD,ct aorsrNss, Aug. 8. 1867.
rfs w., FsGure nan: + fsisrt,i-tn Eslxsi,s mo
ne AdiyoalacSs-. var. oftv PUs,sc-Yae Fwsy Is.
bonos-1hs tnr Sfslt-Lou: Sory-Roana Lpk.-In.
dirn 7SI0ftas--ztTp.r LoSs-6lsy FonI-Ds.r H.as
w Fig,, d;.
suatog shn 1hief sitsart5 ps as IN M -ssury },
o p<st, LAD - 6scsyoG ts,io, for spo,.
uen Ike % 70 We hurried 10 lake Cha ,vlsn IN M
ts'arco rse tho blue nth, oyer which ihs perss seras
m,n of the kss pour ITO TIE west t.r'sg IN sani
spelling BOOK N the o,her biltcs, s,d Il her lore ~ Do
sorroc-'ed hey knoW hov 10 rocuo q hcrss 10 travel
f1sner lid trno per rlt.si, we weld hive ssisd this
seson -sradc clara W Ccpsr.-ard arplsfcd La rivu-
ss and vsierf als, AMI ontcd uo val, seized In ibo
rse ~ the Great Jehovah and IRE corsnsltsi Uo,grcss
hps other CD ecs saf csioi On. rrsvcnas
ne a. crazy wsaor, johas over rcIaAr roads, rouIa
pr7st, evening focri o. fcry sx niles from ire
shores OF the Co,trls1. On the hcrdcrs ID
Of Lake sTArsc. Hen, ~ wtre ed 70 eapscs, 90
found psty Of Gc~oni.ns "trip 10 The tdosfscrs,
which, during The rrcecp, snd ss season, hsVo ssc'd
auite mania anorg TIE csualy .Sdais oosstos o. NE
bsls kfre, city, o. they lovs 70 t,-s 'hsir home.
Cur guides tvo ia NJ nsor, 10 reafneas, having
been secured ~ several days tsoofe ana WIN
canoes and provlons fr four days, We queer up me
s~rsrac. Soon We en,erea the Forty ssods me WIN
.is,ers on either tide svi.hns their esh charms upon
=. =. -. ..ea nv invpe By the bssnty Of ther skrts,
IN = clossr etam pauon. We Pass il1ss under Hus gay
rooh, where q blasted ripe sses n ary sno .noued
t,unt ,bs IA the first Of series Of GLANDS called Tho
fsn.s,lcay arranged the surface Of tbs Ake.
rtsily 10 our each bad been deuncnsey named
snp pn q rom asOS. rcosm.n ss.u.,
me ssay, Ike many sshers d the same sot tells
= cbequered tale Of disappointed love. jeslouy
slvsn and This part OF e has claim 70 bead
~ 40 10 disir gushing FEATURE being covered vth reeds
scdse and 'he tender hnJ psd- In few nsnsss Ne
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LIrERrnof, rRnr1srnN MARxar.

it-.z, DlnnyS, ruE GssAf kasaoiv GlAyr.-
~. ,,.sks sgv ays Ahs JstssOn Iann Wh.s &C W o
on 'rsrs in egyd W nc weigh trd ai1ss'.s % ms
nv, e-s'pary rasa ani Itouged our resdsrs, iaroagb
l. ~ ,ssv OF fdeai u He,srsoD ocubly, fart1er
~ = of utsrsst The uerd We REFERRED 20 wa. the lev.
& a,ooss gtose yer,riiY, go seve, hss noyor been
,7c,s,,t od y, ary one Tie srtcs ~ ioliors:-
" s.rden Vsx boyn In North Csrohns, 10 NE ysu
a.. dslatei his ne " bis re- donos In lender,on
~ feursssec On he 2Si day ~ Jtl5ary tsh7, ~ N
ytsl ycar Of his ere lie io,oei ne hapta cnnrth IN
rxsty Hte ant shorty ar ematod tn Ieunessse, whofe
ne connected hlmseH wuf ghst ls r.hs We Cnrrtn
-srrrh bnt lad not bccu 4 member OF try tufch flr
Year rv but was moral aad fond NJ conyc tiog o. ron
fStS subeci. lie ws 10 obnE'ug and KIDD noithSor
All fcpd II company. Ard sbeut hteen as ago 10
ss1sd the order Of Masons. He wss twice rl"rrei.
l5- Cd lren very large, but probably pono ~ ueh
v.u be Than bali The weight on tner iti1s.
rs gas quite sc,i-s eud lively, ard latcfsd uhu
seo f,r PEARS ago when he becrns 70 fesny ma' No
p7s compelled 70 stay ncrns or 0' nauoi spoct VI
sro torse -agon Ia ls4s be made contract viii tai
~ % NTH BIN suit Of clothes for $50 no CON Ea3
v oo~s % per yard. upon measurement, took twelve
y.ds Of co,b the tailor cst $40 and hs making The
dred pcspds, put the oosa on, buttous, around them,
nnt vaned acyces the squarc NJ Lexington. In 1850
soos thirteen yards Of fsx cloh yard wide 70 make hn
cst took sixteen yards Of cambria 70. his shroud;
tgeu four yards Of black velvet cover the sides and
nj Of his conn; 12s feet Of plank make his con MS
rcfu YVES eight feet long; the breast, thirvt
trs5es; ACROSS The hesd eighteen incnes: scr the
f5si, nurteer rones; s depth thirty Eve inches He
weighed N 1885, 81 sounds; his height seven feat
rx nches his weight, vncr he died, nearly a oond
Do ssesfsxned, was Traction erw 1000 pounds.
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Tue london Tres or tho lin or Jnly says--f nations
or Individuals vben once they have taken 70 speculation,
could ever be warned by escape France msat be en-
p.ced from this moment 70 abture oil he Vaccinations Of
The Bourue
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
.nunoa Mostly A .usxr


In London money VS. In active demand, and the Bank
II England was daily o-ins specie. Consos nsi declined
Nd ere quoted az the ckso Tiesdhy, soJS 81 for
Money, ami 81 Q Oily for account. tbe decline
ssrsed BY adverse rumors FROM India the hoax shs
~ Shcr aitomp, had been made TOUR Hspoeons hle
aad forced sale account OF No suspension Of aaroek
kn-
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
nc newspapers rpc 4 Tie Coz on u.gset generally un
cha ,x,d aud stcly. Kessrs Rchs sJa, Spence o.
TO- ver report an advance " onesUtscoin OF penny.
IT, snes f the three days % 900 balee CT which
l+sop xercsoa speculation and . 500 for export.
LlVsRroOL BaEADsTuPrs MAKEr.
Ia Liver DOL br Dad market general seaiy.
NM Roba dson, enco %. quote Hues, QUOT. vi
, ss rlng ,cbconcy. Flour In boaer demand o, former
rues CORA a iet--vh.tc atvsnoet is Ql0titious -:
Nsfs canal iour zoe Jos g. Phledelp1'1 snd al
nm ia SIR Ohio, 3zs red VII AZ, a. 81 a ~ rh.te,
- ID y. va. yeuos and mixed cOs1 JS< e.. Sv, (;
~krs, t3s a Aa
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKsr.
The 1--we pool provision market ws generally steady.
ws Urn @ ods. a G1s. T~lce unch snged
LlvsnroDL PtopuCs aasxsr.
vhsf vece cuiet s01Ar hloysit and full prices
wGe OF slgd. R0sin sas feady,
Lo,rpor nkEsrrs.
Y ~ foniSn al Of gar arm ai Il, shty hlgt
vs-cs. Y Gee rrac., rts we arr, tdro vas quiet
srpl vi, iron a.. i,Ior t.o~ az sale =; p,Sss un
1v.L
r, Ylrcrsster lr'ket ou tu'aday vN qriet, toe In.
a. z, ~ boz awaited ~in stSe'y
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City inteliigencs.

CASTLE GARDM- rho following Is . nst Of v0eaeta, And
The number Of their passengers discharged a Css Gar
den for The week ending Aug 'st7:-
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GREAT BRITAIN.

Baron Ro.hschld returned TO Parliament fer Lon
Apn without opposi ion.
spscy debate In the House Of Commons, originated BY
Duas, resulted In address TO the Qseen promising
every support hs government In Tho Indian difficulty
JE Q. eastman, . Greek merchant in London, hal
ssspended. His liabilities were over . quarter of mil
soa serilng.
rhs y.cht Charter Oak arrived at Liverpool from New
York, with ouiy two men on board
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which crossed the bridge dur 1882 with the weigh, o.
sosds, Ia curious ana import amt
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CHINA

rns daaes from Hong Kong sere 10 the 10th Of June
ne Chinese ases destroyed by the Brltsa In t~o
ssvs~o engsg~meus Tho Csssse fought their guns
sssnmplcd ooostAncy mo Brtsh hsd eish y.shres
nm killed and wounded MAJOR Kesrney being amsus the
oRmer.
Al was quiet In the northern part OF the empire.
rhs price OF tea bad advanced II both Loo Cnoo and
Hhax ghai.
asrnug exchange ct Hong Kong Is lIXd. Is. "a,
and a Shanghai IL Nd.
mo London Hines remarks. ths, Canton 10 In
Ne power OF Britain, there seems substantial reason
vhy proof or this should no. obtain FOR England all
ne oojects of the expedition shhou further boodshed
ulr,nSy operstions.n
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ARRIVAL OF the INDIAN At QUEBEC,
ooN~>e~o~JDs0e-~eNrNNS
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
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QURnHo, Augnss 9, 1857.
me Canadian Screw stes n.hip Cumianys steamship
le.ar from Liverpool OIL be 2ssn liz arrived at this
part to-day.
Toe Dewg u highly important.
The mdtiny In the Benga army had Increased The In
ss,ssnu. bel, Delhi. Several of their sorties
puset ne British were awaiting re.rforoements.
tho Chi Eeei bad been destroyed After two
sss,se nanS.
mo cupsyd steamship Niagara, from Boston and EafaI,
arrived the 26th uli.
rhs Collins steamship Columbia, from New York on the
ssn alt arrived ii iivor pool, a. II A. of he 2ssh
ras Niagara and 5usqu.hanna len Liverpool On the 9Th
II for Cork
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-10
FRANCE.

LHdru Roln and others had Indignantly denounced tho
charges contained tho Aueur tnAs hey engaged
IN u, recent conspiracy.
ne Continental news s unlr,portanL