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THE CAPITOL At WASHINGTON.

The new dali OF the House OF Representatives will
occupy the csutre of the south wing OF the Capitol
aud will ne rectangular, ono hundred aud thirty.nine
feet long from east TO west ninety three feet wlde and
abou' thirty six feet high 1t will be lighted by sky
lights in the ceiling and glass roof and at night by
large chandeliers suspended between the ceiling and
the roof. The Speakers chair will be situated on the
south side Of The hail. ard the members seats, three
hundred in number, arranged in sem-crcular form
fronting It. There will be continuous gallery on
three sides OF the hslithe NORTH east and west-Ca
Pa6le OF seaing twelve hundred persons and sepa-
rate gallery tor reporters behind the Speakers chair
The walls OF ne ball, under the galleries will contain
pannels tor paintings, and above inches for satuary
The hail Itself VIII Do nearly surrounded by corridor
affording convenient communication with the Post
Obos, the retiring rooms aud the committee rooms.
The public galleries will be entered from corridor
surrounding them in the second story, which will b,
reached by splendid stairway.
The Senate Chamber Is situated in the centre Of .he
north wing of the Capitol and Is constructed on a
similar plan with that Of the hall Of the House of Rem
ressntstives, oaly smaller, being one hundred aud
twelve feet long by eighty.two wide. This leaves
more room 10 the building for corridors and other
apartments The Senate retiring room situated in the
north front OF the wing, is TO be magnificent apart
ment 1t will be thrty.sight feet in length by twenty
one and half in Width, aud nineteen and half IN
height. The ceiling is to be of pure white Italian
marble. and i. 10 be supported by polished Corinthian
columns and pilasters OF the same material with richly
carved capitals. The walls are 10 be OF the richest
Tennessee MARBLE set with large plate mirrors
and at each end OF the room are 10 be inches hied
with ststuary. The other rooms on the north and
east eide Of this wing designed for private recep'
ton rooms for the Seoators.-l Washington 0HoH.
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must consult our convenience as well as your own;
YOU must give lis rs much for our grain asw. can get
in New York or satisfy yon cannot afford to doi''
Or, we would, at least, negotiate as equals on these
subjects.
deem il proper TO say, and d" u with pleasure
TINT b.Iieys the gentlemen engaged in The milling
business in Rchmoud are as liberal, under tho cir
cunstances, ms any other men would be. They pro
fit by their power TO make purchases as low as possI
BILE which is usual in commerchl 'ransactirn7. Ana
their great resources md concentrated business rnH
BILE them to WELD strength which It is necessary the
farmer should meet by union. FARMER
King aud Queen, July u. 1871.
S!ucr wiring the above. have been int'rms1 NJ
oia of tbs best Commission H"u>s ~ The city o,
Richmond. that several Of III. Richmond pyramids.
command NJ Rio Janern large market for tri. Hour
on AN avcrsge, abnnt three dollars more per barrel
,hau other flour. Tn. result is they pay fifteen or
weu:y cents lees for wheat thnn the New York mi
rrs aud oJtuu three dollars mo.o per barrel for tie
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PUBLIC MEETING IN llENRIC0 COUNTY.
4: n mcnug III thu people of Ienrico held at the
Court il,nse On The 81 day Of August. lsH tpursu.
m. Ia previous notice. To appoint del gates I" hn
SuHth=tu Commercial Convention, on the motion OF
Col. Sherwin McRae, Robert q. May was elected
chairman, AMI upon IN ,,i"n Of DR.. +. q Clay John
y. Davis was appointed Secretary.
The Chairman having explained the Obj .c' Of the
inserting, on motion of john y. Davis, il was re
solved that the Chairman appnin, thirty Delegates to
represent II.nricn county, in The Convention 10 be
held ri Knoxville; wi,rrupon tho Cha: appointed
rhr following gentlemen, viz
.Jrha Is Young, Shrrwin MrRsn, D. T. q Clay,
lanes Lyons, F-nda Griffin. John /: Moun,rn,,-,
John Tl.anas Childrey. a K Courtney. SAMUEL BSll.
Marnaiua- johnson. jackson + Chi!,r"y, DR. JOHN
4 Garrett, James N q srneit i j Crane. !, fn -.
-:t Lewis Gresham, NntAl. IInw-, Jo!u NJ liot!s,
Alex X lInllsday, WIN Auder-on Jr, DIR Stapls"u
Coates. William Yarbrough, DR. a VI P"iudcXicr,
K 1bsri VI Taylor, Chas b Williams. ID: john liar.
rison John Carey, Absa.om blackburn. David T.
& ,rdnrr Franklin Stesrns, Col j I.ucius DAVE, Dr.
b j DuvaI.
4ui, urnn motion % c." Sherwin McRae,
Resolved, That the ChaitiTan aud Secretary be
added 10 Tie dri-g atinn.
And IN melton Of John X. Mouncasila,
Resolved, That these procee ling. be Forwarded 10
The newspapers Of the city Of Richmond with The
gues, tina, they BE- published
ROBERT A. MAYO. President.
JoHS y. DAVIS, Secretary.
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A COMET APPROACHING BOTH TO THE
EARTH AND TO THE Sun.

circular from The editor OF The Astronomlca
Journal announces the discovery by Dr. Peters, Of
the constellation Cumelopsrda!us which has neither
nucleus nor tail. and is without wcii.defned out
line. From bis observations of July %. 20. aud ~
Dr. Peters has computed parabo!ic elements which
show that the COMET is approaching both to the earth
and TO the SUD, AID has chance to become OF
splendid appearance tee tune o! its perhelion
at the end Of August beginning of September. By
comparing these elements with those computed for
the orbits of other comets. and recorded in the cate
ogue. Dr. Peters niers ths: this comet is no: identi
esl with any o. those expected to return during or
about this year-as D'Arrest's. dc Eico's, Charles
We, or bis own thirteen years. comet.
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HIGHLY INTERESTING FROM ITALY.

HIGHLY INTERESTING FROM ITALY.
The advices by the last steamer include several in
terestng items in relation to the affairs Of Italy.
Havrs papers Of the l4,h snys:
1--WE learn from the Italian prints that Miss While,
who was ncarcerated after the Geonese insurrection
occupies chamber adjoining the apartments OF the
Governor Of the prison. The revolutionary herolne
appears 10 be prey to the iveliest enthusiasm One
singular circumstance will suffice TO give id-a Of
the political enthusiasm which apimaies this romantic
woman.
"When the carbineer came to arrest her, shs threw
hers.lf upou a portrait of Mszzini and kissed it with
Intense aud pious fervor. 1t was rumored that she
had declared that she married to the old chet "i
young Italy, she is engaged, on the contrary 10
poor young man, whose name il not even known. AS
Tor Mazziu, he is her god, not her husband. ne
passon with which he inspires her ID not love- but a
religious respect. One does not love prophet DIX
serves him humbiy and devotes ones self to Ills go'
ny. ..,;,o
zeal. BY means Of subscriptions che obtained IN lhs
single city of Geneva sufficient sum for the pur-
chase OF tea thousand muskets.'
1.-THE events which have recently taken place in
Italy" the Courier says Unjust necessarily have their
consequences in the European Cabinet" Therefore,
we caDuot be astonshed to learn that the Austrian
Cabinet is about demand Of Prussia that that gov.
eminent should address note to England praying
her to exercise active surveillance over the refu-
gees who have sought an asylum in the British
Islaudstbat is to say, to modify the English regul7-
tons relative to foreigners.
1t is not yet known how Prussia will reply TO this
demand, but it is certain there is in preparation uni.
ted assault upon Lord Panerston by the Italian pow
rrs 10 obtain the expulsion Of MazZn and his con.
,rerees from England. Vienna correspondence says
upon this subject:
1.-The late events in Italy cannot pass without pun
ishneut. The diplomacy of the Italian States, in
Guiding Austria, will fud sufficient cause for recama-
lion, and We shall see in lew weeks q constituted
coalition Of Powers against the perturbstors OF the
peace and tranquility Of the Italian Peninsula. The
result will probably be- that the great Revolutionary
Dictator IT Italy aud his partisans will bs forced to
emigrate to America. ii all Europe rise against ;ae
disurbeys of European peace, England, it is to be
hoped may at last he persuaded 10 withdraw her pro.
lection from tbs anarchists Of our time"
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DIED.

Died at Whby. the evening Of tho i'h in', f r.,
L., aged 10 years and rn,h,, q lest child OF Col . ''
ser French of Chesterfield.
Died. in Cumberland County. Va. on the e't ns1 ,,b
June 1857. Mrs. HENRIETTA X VAUGHAN IN 'Ie
year OF her age.
From the Southwestern OF Shreveport, La. July n,
DIED on tho 10Th inst after lingering line, y,.h
JOHN H. CUSLIFFE aged u years. native OF NJ, n
nond, Va and for the last sixteen years re''as''
North LouisiaHs and A1ksRsss.
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"THE OLD, OLD STORY.


Summer moonbasms softly playing,
Liyh, the woods of Castle Keep;
And there | see maiden streying,
Where the darkest shadows creep.
She is listening meekly. purely,
To the wooer at her side;
Tt. the "od. old story" surely.
Running on ike slime and tide.
Maiden fair, oh have care:
Vows are many-tfuth Is rare.
BE is courtly, she is simple;
Loroly doublet speaks bis lot
She 10 wearing hood and wimple-
His the castle, hers the cot.
Sweerer far che deems bis whisper
Than the night birds dulcet thrill;
She is smling-he beguilius-
IT'S the "o!d, old story" still.
Maiden fair, oh! have care;
Vows are rasny-truib is rare.
The autumn sun is quickly going
Behind the woods of Castle Keep;
The air is chill-:he night wind blowing,
And there see maiden weep.
Her cheeks are white-ber brow is achipg-
The .cld, old story sad and brief;
OF heart betrayed, and left, nigh breaking,
In mute despair and lonely grief.
Maidens fair, oh! have n care;
Vows are many-truth is rare.
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SIAVERYIN OREGON

The New York Tunes. under the head Of the late
aivircs received frum Oregon by way OF the s,-am-.
Illinois. say that 1.-The psopls OF Oregon, having de-
,crnjued 10 como into the Union az State an effort
is being inside 10 engra!, lp the Constitution provI
-,on TO recognise slavery. Mossrs. Hall and Gillis
h4v- issued prospectus for lew Democratic paper
to advocate this policy. 10 be published in Benton
county II this report be We'll founded, al! We have
10 cay is, that tbs effort would be very desirable
one. II lie not likely that the territory would ever
receive large immigration of slave population, bet
then it would be but in accordance with siinpls JUS
tice, that the Shareholder should have tho right 10
carry his property with him wherever be goes with
out lot, hindrance or mulesta,ion.
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TLoTtspohdHhct oil Tue I'lsDNth.I
:. ROCKBRlDGE BATHS - GOv'R WISE.
RocSsRIDGE BATHS, July 81, lSj'

KoCH"RIDGE BATHS, July 81, IS5..
II our nervous debilitated people knew the bene-
Cts which Of thrir ik have derived from t:lesc
baths and this water, am sure there would be al
uncomfortable squeeze here. | AIN surprised to find
that this water, although With - peculiar tate is
aim beneficial when taken into The stomach IA
whan stomach and all are plunged into H. Tee gas
ia thought to rise through the ground all about
the springs, thus producing cool resute through the
cngS too.
The usual amrspm"n's OF watering places are found
here, with ii. navIoL attraction ol the North river,
which runs few yards from the house. We have
as; hsd y vii, ramble among The wild mountains,
aud fond many n,;nernl springs-anong them III
'-or White Sulphur. The water and chslybeate are
furnished nj the house.
M, tho lea,t attraction Just no~ i. His Ezcsienay
Gov. Wise, and family Tn. Governor Looks n litl.
feeble and has just up TO this, his "fsvore re.
sori among tho mountain" III. will spon b. shls "a
climb jump Mountain" before breakfast, if hr
uses these baths. If you are lean, come M and
la,ten MAX.
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NEW GRENADA AND THE UNITED STATES.

WAsHiSGroS, August 5.-The difficulties betwsen
the Government Of New Grenada and the United
States are believed to be- in fair way for adjustment
Claims for consequential damages are not to be en-
forced by our Government against New Grenada al
though General Herran expresses a Willingness on
the part Of his Government to allow such wee
actually sustained oy american citizens III conss
Blended as to agreeing upon basis for tue settesu,
Of the questions new p.uding. In no event will the
permit Costa Rica or any other Cen.
trail American State to diminish the boundaries OF
Nicaragus nor divide or absorb her territory. Costa
Rca has already been notified on this point.
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Y q Is Z az Y
LINES BY MRS. slGouRNEY.

Mai. j. NJ. McCue, OF Augusta county Va nas'u
written TO Mrs. Sicuurn-y, giving her an r $1,000.
The death and burial Of MISS Susan Cary iapSfou,'
Virginia a. Savannah, received from ner III" .ol"'
mo beautiful lines A description of theCeuielary
with lila avenues OF noss-covered NV
osks referred to by a;s 5, has heretofore been put
ished
Tread lightly mid :hass broad armed osks
Meath G.orcia's sunny sky,
Where volumeG moeses. grey and o'u'
Like banners wave their s'k"n toio'
As though some host were nigo'
Without, n host the V;c;o: came
Without the trumpet.cry-
He draw no syord--he bent no 90"
Bur ii, and laid vic'i;n 20"
III s.!en, mystery.
Maiden in L-- heauiys CRIME,
With cyes Of holy light.
gentle orphan, loved by a.,
On whom no blight had dared to fail.
he did not spare to suite.
Yet blame him no.-tha deed was kind
Even though in wrath i; seem'd,
His shaft Was 6re-but hers the gain
To soar above The sphere Of pain.
Where cioudless glory st,eam'd;
Though not in fair virginis's wales,
Meath her own native skies.
The lifeess sleeper sank 10 resi-
Calm walks her spiri, with the BEST
Mid groves Of Paradise.
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
,TER FROM EUROPE.

An" The steamship fe'aa, With
;rsrn,aI dat,s TO the 25h july, arrived mere looay'
TT Tnr,h S:ar arrived out on TIE -.;ld jay
r, rue ,asrnrr City OF Baltimore arrived out on
Tuesday. c.,.,,o b,s arrived M T ivar,,onI
Ms.rs Newall " Co.'s operations for storing Their
portion al The cable on board the Niagara were
drawing rapidly la close, and II was expected size
would leave Liverpool on or before the a5ih: :, =,
Tho steamship Asamaanou Inns sailed i"F Coim ',
With tho cable The plan for subuere'nG mo s.h
chAn.ed. Tho expedition will start from 'n' A'''"
COAST instead OF the middle "i The oc.au' go NJ Harry
Sohwa;sr &, TO with liabilities amounting To ABOUT
t60Ou0. p.-,;,,.r f,r
Mr.. CsrdweN bad been elected t" fsF'anen' III
0xiurdoveI Mr.. Tbscke'uy. p,i.smsnt Tim: no
TIL. rovernneut io,ipated IN fai"ausu, zoo .:,,
-. 80, a,;n,,a would be undertaken III Ihua t'!i
;ns rs,urn of Lord Elgiu from Pek'n, eAcep. 10
s.roy usr iuuks. Ii his mission was us uoasS d
L;;,;,;. ,soui! be coutioed 10 Lan'on: i'o!u Nus
20 i.sy. 10 introduce rev bill tor tue &c:
;s;or of the Jews meantime MIR. Ro!he'hiIu na',
Tssieard HIS seat, but had boon re no'nlnast; ao-
viii nro5sbly be re elected, as he Yves unnppoSea.
I'm. amount of bullion in the Bank Ct Eng MEG nss
increased E24S,000. There is a better demand io'
American State and railway frat class bonds.
Te!-r.aphic edvices from Spain announce an eA
raordisry declins from recen, high prices for whsa'
In France public attention has peen ceh'ec III 'i''
dew eopclent of the recent lteilan pol
On. az ,bs Italians now in custody has Inade full
confession of the details Of the recently discovered
conspiracy. sv;.
Spain accepts the mediation OF France and England
ia The settlement of The Mexican difficulties.
There is nothing else Of the least Importance ny
this arrival.
Cotton clnsed steady. The sales of the week
amount to 75,0uU bales; of which spectators took
- UOO and exporters $500. Cotton has advanced ID;
sale. OF Orleans fair at sgd mitdng sgd; Mobile fair
The The, stock Of American 10 port is 423 900 bales
L,vEErooL, July -Bresdstutfs are dull. Flour
has declined one shilling. Wheat has declined two
pence Corn has advanced one shilling.
Flour is heavy at decline OF Is; sales of Canal al
| 80 TO 30, Ohio 80, Southern Bis. Wheat has de.
cn.d two pence sales of red at 81 to 9s white y TO
93s. Mixed and yellow corn 80 to 3Sis, white AZ 10
4is.
Provisions are quiet. Beef has slightly advanced.
Lard has declined lie. Tallow has slightly improved.
Sugar ia steady. Tea is unchanged. Rosip, tar and
turpeutine are dull. Rce ID heavy. Money is slightly
| easier Consus 9l1 TO Oh.
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THE OCEAN STEAM FERKY.-The Portsmouth
Transcript stst-s ha. the reason why only $4,000 was
subscribed at the Oh P,in, Convention Ia ths Hon
Dudley Manns project for establishing direct trade
between Southern ports and Eurap7. VA. that each
that ons gentleman was 70 ,dy sub mriDs for $40 U
of tine stock and that several czsns Of fortafnosth
are anxious add their Names to the lists With
those who have already contributed to this great en-.
terprlse.
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TEnuASrEpEC RAILROAD COMPANY

New OKLEASS. Aug. 1.-The Tehuaniep-c Iou'
pany have publis.l-d card announcing its dissoIu
o., and stating TIE causes lis inability 10 arrange
with thu owners oi ia. Garsy grant, the mpo'soiiy
OF getting the mail contract, and the discovery OF ING
fact that tie Svo title does not rest in the company
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REPORTED MURDER OF SURVEYING
PAR1IES.

Sr. LOUIS. August The Kansas City Ens'p''.s,
Of tn. let ust. announces the reception ni letter.
Lecomp;on. stgng tba: Eve Of Cap. CaldSei!f Jour
of CAPT; Bef.y's. end the whole 0. another surve:'0s
ps,iy Lave teeu murdered by the pawnee lndI'nS'
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TIE SpRIsGs.--There are thirteen hundred v.:er'
Al the Greentrer White Sulphur Springs, AM the
p-"prjeors are compe-i To- tara OF large numbers
DAILY, Tor wan. OF sccomm, datru. The Hot. sS..'
and all III, -prng. in Gr.enbrer also full. Inc
Fauqu.er White Sul2hu. is rapidly increasin, inc
-eaouu" at ih-se intter conel cling later thap al 'Es
Greeub.er spriucc.
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SHOOTING AFFAIR.

PHILApsLpHiA, August AT Camden, last night,
d. W. Bes!e, Editor Of the Journal, shot Charles D.
heneline former Editor Of the Democrat. The at.
tack was made by the letter, vino charged BeiIsle
with the authorship of article which appeared III
Sunday paper. Hereliue's wound Is not dangerous.
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HEAVY Han STORM "A destructive hail storm
passed over Lssiaourg, Grnsnbrer county, Va, OF
Friday, 2!l ut, destroying corn, frI, AMI the pro
lac, OF til vsc-.nt! gardens in thst vicinity iE'
stones Ir Ia The depth oi tr-- tourths nj AL inch
Messrs. Austin if4niley AID Harvey uaadley wsr'
heavy losers by The storm.
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FROM JSANcAS

ST. LouIs, Aug. "A Kansas letter in the peu,",
era, sta,-s tina, Governor Walker is still at Ls~'en''
with su increased military force.
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NEW YORK, AUG. 4-The steam fricate Roauuke,
srrved here to-day from Aspinwail, with upwards of
.Uo OF Walkers meu. q OF whom were sent to the
hospital immediately on their arrival. George W.
turner, ono OF the number, died on the passage.
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Pun,Ic MaFrI.. IL CuThsEL,sn.-At e E.eeI
III: "t the citizens Of Cumberland county, held at
the Court House, on Moniay, Eth july, 1871 Dr.
Robert HENDERSON WIS called to the Chair and III.
ward w. S:nis was appointed Secretary, and the io
los ing persons we:; appointed ~ deegnt"s I" the
Southern C"nnsrclti Convention that il To Assemble
III knoxville, TENNESSEE on til: IJ'h q. August
John W Wilson. Geo ~ paIm,re, WIN Perkins.
C. ID Cnlsmsu, Henry L Parrish, Vincent RyniI'
Wm W Wilson, ID. K 7 Walton. CoviDgtou Caring
Ion. jam. Austin. Is B Wootsor,, = IN Johnson
John = Wuohsnr, Geo II Matthew, " II Clarke
and .I'hn Page; and, notion the President aui
) CretaIy were nided.
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ELscrios "r JUDGg --1h. election for Judge OF
the Abingdon District, Va, ha. resulted in the chose
o: Mr S;ra., Of r.ze"-li county, BY thirty-t~o INC
Io.i!y.
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ElGI;Tu JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.

To nc Ea,iJrS q 10 E"7NNt,.
CAROLINE. August =, 1851.
G.u.l=ulen B-ow send you the official vote iur
1 Id e. LII ihr Einh;l .InhlCinl Circuit
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THREE SLAVES SUrrocArED.-Three email me-
rrn.s, b.lnn.iu: tn Mr.. William Dun. near Fail.
Church, Fair'ax county, were found dead on Friday
night lat, IL the feed box attached 10 bis barn. Iii,
.unn.ed t.t the negroes in play, g", into the cheat
wi:.i: !. qui deep and being too low 10 reach and
Opel, ile heavy Id, they sutTocated
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CAr,Ioaur or TIFF HAMPrOS MALE AID FEgALY
Ac,prMy-SEssIoS OF 1867 The above publ
cation Is, III our table, aud ws are pleased 10 NOTICE
IN. .if.rily rvii.,res which it contains OF efficient
or.,a,z ,iiau and successful pro sress John g. Cary
A. ~ is NJ irs bead, ~ Principu ami is assisted b.
the requisite number Of competent Teachers.
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BARN BURyT-On Saturday morning last, tho barn
of LIE. Wells. Esq, near Chesterfield Court House
was burned by an incendary. with his oat crop and
some harness. The tracks Of horse were traced to
tho house. Of John Briftop, who was arrested the
perpetrator o. the deed.
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CITY AND sTATR NEWS.

Az ISrAMous OuTRAGE-The Mount Cairns,
Austin killed young Birch not long since was, on
Saturday night lat, pulled down by a gang Of rni
fan rowdes in tina, vicinity. The building was
mere log shell! of no vaiue, which, however, doe.
not lessen the crnnslity Of tho nct Itwas the pro-
pertY of the Episcopal persuasion.
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EAv,L-The trial Of the Coorado's machinery a,
the Navy Yard Wharf was concluded On Saturday
II was furry nnd tT"c:uay tested, aud proved Itself
10 be i'll all IL par:s as p-rteo: Il apecnrn OF steam
~. riue ~ Il il possible 10 construct il worked 10
the admiration of all who had charge Of II, aud they
could nu, discover TIE slightest fault or berEi.h
throughout. The trial commenced on Monday morn.
ing. The ship chained Imnovabiy to the wharf,
and thu engine s't ssoig at thirty srukes per nnut.
Increasing NJ intervals during the weef T. ,'ii nsly
at aimed 10 tiny.icur-boing, wa uns Island. four
NOR. than what The contract calls lOr.- NoTo'.
iGryGR.