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STATISTICS OF GREAT BRIrAIN.-A Blue Book
containing the finance account of the Unite d
Kingdom, supplies some useful statistics, of
which the following Is cursory survey. Tie
total income for 1878 amounted to $3.50, $685.
600. and the total " ordinary expenditure to
$40 $4,000. The net produce Of the Excise rev.
enue was SIS, $50 600; of stamps s37 $50 600 The
Post Once revenue was SIS, 100 COO The income
tax yielded net revenue Of S55, $4,000 The
Interest, &c, Of the public debt was S17, sos 600
The value Of all the exports from The kingdom
In 1857 was $3.50 ,972 655, and that of the imports
1851 ,O75 coo (oficial The real or declared value
Of the produce and manufactures of the United
Kingdom exported last year is calculated at $780,
So.UO-2,Oi5 new vessels of AZ, AT tons were
built last year, and there were registered at the
end Of the year 37,0l4 vessels, Of 5,5I9,I5I tons
employing 2s4 ,l35 men. The vessels EMPLOYED
In the foreign trade include about 81 coo British
and Irish, and % 600 foreis n bottoms
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H. Mr.. Thomas Smith, who resides in the
Immediate vicinity of Richmond, Va, has a
small field of cotton, which is considered curl
osty by all who have It, 1t differs but little
In appearance from the ordinary kind, except in
color, which is as delicately crimson as a maid
ems blush Not only is the stalk OF this gorgeous
hue, but the leaves also, the vividness Of color
iadlng, however, as it approached the margin OF
The leaf, into a purplish green. This is not the
effect OF disease, or any extraneOus substance
connected with its culture, but popularity in
The plant itself, every stalk Possessing the same
fch and healthful glow, and as thrifty as any
cotton in the country
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POLITICAL

. Hon. Thomas Corwin has been nominated for
congress by the Republicans Of the seventh
Congre ssional district Of Ohio.
The people Of Hancock county, Miss have
nominated for Congress- to succeed Gen Jobn
A Quitman, John J. McRae
>, Hon. William H. Welsh, late Speaker of the
pennsylvania State Senate has been nominated
LOT reelection TO the Senate by the democratic
Hon. J. McRae, ex Governor of Mississippi.
was In Mobile on Sunday. the 9Th instant en-
route to Point Clear. The Governor In spoken OF
as the probable successor Of General Quitman in
Congress.
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ton of all shades in the district he represents.
The New York Nesos publishes the following
list of distinguished public men" las the
phrase goes) who have been invited to make
speeches on the occasion. Viz:
Hon Stephen A. Douglas, Hon. Preston
King, Hon Henry Wilson, Col. John W. For
ney, Hon. VIM. II. Seward, Hon. Horace F.
Clark, Hon. Henry Winter Davis, Hon. Clark
B. Cochrane.
Its pity that they could not all stump ILL
nois together in behalf of Mr.. Douglas, every
man OF them being an ardent sympathizer in the
cause OF his reelection, as we'll as in that of
the douglas Democrat whom they are to aid
on the Sd proximo, as explained above Facts,
such as this invitation, speak to the common
sense of honest men, in language too strong to
be argued or hunnifuggled away by sophistical
declarations Of continued identification with
the Democratic psrty Of the United States.
The NIcARAGUAN ConxIssIoNRR.-General
Jerez, the reputed Commissioner from Nicara.
qua to adjust the differences between that Gov
eminent and the United States growing out OF
the notifications proposed by Nicaragua to the
Cass-Irisarri treaty, is now in the city, and has
visited the State Department, but we have not
learned that be has as yet communicated the
object Of his mission to the Secretary.
GEN. CAss.-It is stated that this gentleman
intends making brief sojourn at Stonington,
Conn, as soon as the treaty with New Granada.
and some other important business of the De-
partment, is disposed of.
THE WEArHER.-The following report of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution.
The time of observation is about Z O'Clock:
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III The Russian Cabinet has addressed note
TO the governments Of Berlin and Vienna, in
which the concessions of Denmark are placed in
strong relief at the same time that any desire to
appear oficious Is studiously avoided. The
French and English Cabinets have not despatched
notes, but have made verbal declarations in favor
Of pacific settlement Count de Buol considers
that the last Danish note has rendered forcible
measures unnecessary
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90 The boiler of Dexter Il Brothers cotton
mill, at Pawtucket, r. l., exploded Monday
morning, tearing the building into fragments,
nearly destroying grocery store, and making
q complete wreck of an adjoining drug store.
The mill took fire and was totally destroyed. A
boy was taken out Of the ruins, very seriously
injured
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IL The Key West (Fla.l correspondent of the
Charleston News states that the body of Mr. Sd
los, the Spanish Consul, who was drowned on
the nth ultimo, was found floating in the bath
house Of Senator Mallory, but gives no further
particulars, or any intimation of the cause Of
his death. He entered the bath at IL m, and
covered
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ALLEGED OurRAse ON A YouyG Wox
Isaac Brush, engaged in fur store, I'm New
York city, was arrested by officer King. Of the
Lower Police Court, charged with having. on
Caroline Willie She alleges, ia Al af6eavit On
hle before Justice Osborn, that on the day named.
Brush then being in the upp, part OF bis sto re,
seized and threw her upon a wash bench, and
mere oy force ana Violence and against her wi l.
violated her person. She ruggled TO escan,
and c. led for help, but her efforts were unayafI-
ing Brush was held to bail In the sum of 81 600
to answer tue charge.
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III The particulars Of a shocking murder are
reported IN the Montreal papers. A man named
Patterson and his wife boil got drunk, ana rrrIsd
and the husband beat and stamped the woman
to death He was found asleep in bed the next
morning, and the body Of the woman living on
the hoor OF the room. A little only four wears
old, saw ''daddy beat nanny with q cane
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EVENING STAR.
WASHINGTON CITY:
wEDNESDAY....-.... August / ., 1855.
The Hpteiiigenoer, in publishing the Queen
dispatch uncurtailed saws:

We may now remark upon the felicity Of the
terms In which, completed, her message Is
conceived nor will II escape the attention OF our
was indited in ignorance Of all the contents OF
the Queens communication, II could hardly have
been more happy or opposite if he had had before
him perfect copy Of the dispatch 10 which ne
was called to respond"
The Intelligeneer, further, treating Of "man-
nsrs as an element of civilization" thinks that
q larger infusion of that benignity which
springs from the genial culture Of social habi-
tudes is greatly needed to give a GROWING
grace to our distinctive " American civiliIa-
tom
The Union, under the caption, "Stump quib.
bling in Illinois, continues its comments upon
Judge Douglas.
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III The Canadian Parliament was prorogued
on Monday
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EXTENSIVE AssoR rMENr
MAHOGANY, WALNUT, ROSEWOOD AND
,0THER EUR ITUk 4, AT PRIVATE SALE.
The SUBJ crIber having completed his assurtuept
OF Furniture, would res pectiully '
lnvl % tire citizens of ashiny- Sxfs2 T6c~
ton, and the pubic. to call ana N
examine his stock for them.
Sc yes. consisting Of ~
Inc Mahogany, Walnut. Ch,rry, and other Wand.
Fine Mahosany. Walnut, and Cherry, JENNY Lind
Fine Walnut and oSewood Et,v.r.. .L,,,
Inets and WLatnots es' S"oies SAo-
rloe Mahogany and W alnut Sofas and Ch.rs
Fine solid Oak Marble Top add otner Gotta Cham
Fine Mahogany and Walnut Dressing and other
Bureaus, and Sldeboards eA1 V'nei
rn EN- Mahogany and other Chairs OF every descrip-
Fine Marble top, Centre. Sofa, and other Tables.
S GIhna, GLass' and Crockery Ware, Looking
NY PaIpose - to seiLas cheap a. any Other psrson
~ a w eshlnston and favorable terms and
LII my sell that no person wishing to purchase
WIZ nc disappointed ifthey give me call. =
,,,,s "A. GREEN,
s*"-V No, 80 7th street,
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CLASSICAL AND MATHEM ATICAI
" ACADEMY - ~ Il

CLASSICAL AND THEMATICAT
~ ACADEMY. -
The subscriber, a graduate of ons of tbo s.,
Universities In the country, and having tan ,ea
ex pArIenos y teaching IN seminanes OF learning,
b-tween 18th aud 18th streets IFi1,t Ws,d = o.,
Mond,y. the sd of August. The very best refer
ence given. ~
TERMS:
LATIN, Ireek, French, Geometry, Algebra. &C., per
Frsnnh - =. 81 81
Eioncn, Niatneihatlcs ana English 80
Ehglish alone, In primary de partmeBt. ...... 500
rsNade per quarter, invaI laby in advance.
The Principal will receive into his f.miy few
Ooarders who will receive gratis the advantage of
ac evening school.
Early application sho Vi be made as only a select
number will be admitted.
, Apply personally, or bJ note. Ia the Principal, 2ls
u street. between l8' h and 18th streets
au la-W6F EUGENE BROWNE
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Coop 6 0PpnRTuNIIY TO naTAIN a
LOST AND FOUND.

i OST.-Thls morning, between Georgefovn ard
- l2th street. Washington, a small ACCDI' Mr.
bOOh with the nama Of Francis Lee on ~. cover
containing two due bulls, and some bills for c,,eo,
ZION. U ne hnder Will reoe n liberal reward ~
leaving IL 81 A. Lees Feed Store, 18TH street be,
tween arc streets. enisI,s
Il oST-A card case. containing check numbered
II l,l21, 10, S4 s., dated llth inst. IN fav"T OF
Lieut. j. X. h hamilton, or nearer, upon Mn hUn,
the payment of which has been sopp, st the Tres
nIers once. ANY one hndIng the above Will please
leave IL at this ONCE. an is'sts
M ft w ARD.- stolen strayed on The TN
W. ldstant, from the resIdef ce of the sinh -
sctIoer, 4 t BAY HORSE: blInd 10 Que IN
eye some white sp~ts ffom the gear mst Ks, "a
Inc aD've reward Will gIvenly " NJ 4 a; ATES
lo'h street, between d and c. Navy Yard Snf7 81
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~ MASONIC.-The officers and ruember. of
~ the Most Worship'ul Grand Lodge of Frse
and Accepted hasons OF the District of COLUMBIA
No. s GeOre etown, TOMORROW AFTER
Room, August 18th. at O'Clock, for the purpose
81 laying the corr or stone Of the Masonic Hall To
be erected by said Lodge. W.
Ehe members OF the Fnterr ity. In good standing
are invited To be prese Mt on the oc aston,
BY order OF the X. W. q raCd Mast,r
q. SCHW
au is-H Grand Secretary.
%NATlONAL GUARD-There will he a
S meetiig OF this Company on WEDNES-
DAY t.NENl Nc, 18th instant. The new uni 'orm
ADOPTED at The last meeting III be present. Gentle
men desIrou5 OF joining or aiding the Corps are in
vited TO attend. BY order:
TCoLLECTOR'sO OFFICE, CITY HALL,
TO TAX-PAYERs-Aba,.m for P1Snp,
payment Notice Is hereby given that the tax es
Tor the year 1858 due. ard PAYABLE al this
once aud that the law al ows abatement of eight
LIST day of September next.
TO prevent the Inconvenience of being DELAYED in
the crowd usually IN attendance during LAST few
Gays OF ne abate iuent, tax invited to "a
or send Tor their bile az an earlier day.
jy 10 eodtd Coylec,oo,
%CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE
lbS Housekeepers breaking up are respectfully
informed that we at all times pre- pared TO huy
their entire stock of household effects I'm large nv
'mail quantities. for cash.
BONTZ COOMBS,
Al o-<m No. $50 9TH st. bet. and X.
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A STILL GREATER REDUCTION IN THE
a PRICES OF DRY GOODS

A STILL GREATER REDUCTION IN THE
a PRICES OF DRY GOODS
PRIOR To making chang in my business ON the &,
OF September. shall sell off the remainder Of m,
stock oil rich fSrcy DIR silks, figured and nlnIn
Baretes prs andes, Muslns and Robes cooTed and
biack SIX R0oes, rench ChIntzes. figured swiss
MuslIns. rica Muslin and Cambric Flouncnss and
f.mbrolderies In fGot all ancy Goods wiIi he Of
Tered extremely lew ana many at half price, TO olose
out during this month.
All sales at thsse IL W rates must lie for Cash
must agaln request all parties Indeb.e ed TO me IN
call and settle their bills te the LIST of
The accounts OF those failing to de SO will be u aesi
In other hands for settlement.
w. COLLEY.
Gu 1S-2v SIS 7th ST., doors north Pa sv
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The WEArHER.-The following report of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution.
The time of observation is about Z O'Clock:
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FOR RENT AND SALE
Skl YlRST PAGR

lshs Flksr PAGE aild
FARMs FOR RENT AND SALREiV,.h to
Brdse.wIthln miles of Centre M.rkst, Stnown IS
and think TIRE orchards alone viii sss sse rs'i
ask. will Also hire'two or three Nesroes Wit the
Bladsnsburg, Prince Georges County. Md. contain
dI.Pase of reas1nsbly. Call and see me. App, 10
me u a. E "a Hill near BeI9lnE Bridge;
EOR SALE-A twO-story Frame HOUSE con
4 tanning rooms :; together with seven Lots Is
feet Fronts running back from 10 ;ai feet deep all
Oots May cherries and grapes. ali ofsh. Sest
tlon Persons deslrous Of purchasing cali and look
ofD Enroll. No i SIS. ih'O'mAsu inquire
EQs REST-The large room over Richard J.
forme9Y eornsr o, s.a and stsl
RIcH2RDT RY4S, 0eOhs bhasr' .nGsl Is Of
FOR RENT--A three-story BRICK HOUSE,
comfortably furnished. until the list OF Rovem-
per next, al SD per month after thst time the
hSIss will be for Fe1, githogt iuIPi!sTs for
WIllsms' No. AS south side Penn. avenue
au l2-lw"
EOoD OPPORTUNITY TO OBTAIN |.
NJ GOOD AND SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS
vml dispose of h $ stock Of GRocERIES -
9IOhS, &c, on the most favorable terms. Tie
successful and renumeratIve trsde has beer carried
on since the store was opened. The stock fresh,
IN eooo erder, ana o. moderate amount. Good
reasons VIII be gwen for the present propretor re
trlnt from the business To maa OF business
knowledge and habits, and with a small c1pItsl a
rare chance is offered. Appl, TO NALL A IA n
Mako, Auotioneers, 9Th street and Pa. avenue
au
k>ok kENT-FURNISHED ROOMS. maven,
= pleasant summer location. Terms mndsra,a
Inauire Of ID klNARp, General Land Once
or 10 MRS. DAVIS. 219 9TH St !, So
kNOs kENT-TWO ROOMS IN the III I'd stor,
| u nfi a., a. =
Waiacn, AND Immediately opposite the CT, Hsli
Abply tn RICHARD wAII.kCH ane
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EODEi'S LADY'S BOOK FOR S.PTEN
Bookstore.
H HSTpeI,s aS1 Wnlss for September
LADIES' National Magazine do
Ar hur's Home Maraz.ne do
Chambers Journal for August
thor Of" Minnie Grey" W '"e "u
The Flo yer of the Flock by the autbo, nj ,La
Castle and the Cottage" " ~
together with all the New Books and Newspa-
pers, received rs fast as ed. and for sale At
SHILLiNGTON'S bookstore
Odeon Building, cor. az ct. ana Pa ay
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DLAsTERERIsHAIR.

ZINE WINES. IIQI.ORs, RANDIEs AND
WHISTLES.
Ing subscriber has lust received very ch Ios
Iot oil superior old bottled Liquors, which he 6feTs
q private sls at his A uotion Rooms. cheap. and
guaranteed. JAS. q, MoGUIRE& co.
eaISw Auction era,
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States OF the COnfederacy, educated to dislike
the Catholic religion intensely, in view of the
fact that its influence is directly antagonistic
| to that Of the bastard Esprit of the age
which teaches that man is accountable only to
himself so long as he can manage to keep clear
of the meshes CT the law, have come to regard
| its spread here with unalloyed favor.
Another powerful cause why the Catholic
Church is so rapidly increasing in all the ele.
| ments of substantial power in the land, while
| SO many other Christian Churches are losing
| wealth and their hold on the minds of men, is
| Of course in the superiority of its discipline
and the completeness of the devotion of its
| ministry to the cause in which they enlist.
The fact teaches the greater wisdom of the
rules Of that Church in securing for it what all
Christian Churches aim at Viz: Substantial
power over the popular mind. Americans are
accustomed to believe that it is governmental
power almost entirely, that secures for the
Catholic Church its European influence, though
finding that its believers on coming to this
country rarely relax any of their devotion to
their Church and its government. 1t is rare
to find our own cOuntrymen comprehend the
fact that it is repete itself with element of in
fuence which really render it even far more
| independent of government countenance and
aid than the Church of England in the British
realm.
Statistics like these we publish above from
the Herald, should open the eyes of all to
the substantial attributes of recuperativeness
which it possesses. 1t is in this land of free.
dom without government aid, and has had to
make its way against as unconquerable preju-
dices against it as were ever entertained in any
land. Nevertheless, in its strides to impor-
lance as a denomination of the Christian
Church in the United States, it has already
far distanced all other churches The Baptist
and Methodist come nearest to it in the race
but we fancy that in the increase of its mem
bership, wealth, and til substantial influence of
its counsels over the non-professing Christian
mind, it has already outstripped the increase
(proportionate) of all the other churches com.
bined. ,rf
BIRDS OF FEATHER Flock Toe RraER,-
On the Sd proximo, Mr.. John b Haskin, M. C.
from Westchsster county, N. Y, 10 to be hon
orsd with AZ ovation on the part Of the opposi.
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I EATHER-LEATHER-
Il FRENCH PATENT CAL F SKIN
NOW 10 the time for shoemsksrs to buy GALE
Terms easy. JOHNC SHSEER
au l8-uH No. $40 Ialh n halow m st,n,.
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BIRDS OF A FEATHER Flock ToGEraER,-
On the Sd proximo Mr.. John b. Haskin, M. C.
from Westchsster county, N. Y, 10 to be hon.
orsd with AZ ovation on the part Of the opposi.
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Our Kansas correspondence.
FoRr LEAvENwoErH, X. T., May 8, 1883
III Er.nlieh C,nfxrrce BilL-WiI Il be Adaptni,


ne EnqlisA Conference Bill-Wl Il be Adptod'
The news of the passage Of the Kansas bill arrived here
yesterday. confess my faith In Mr.. Douglas Ia much
shaken by his last vote though stl indulge In the hope
that be canpo, far ssuuy the record Of bis whole life
with thoee he has denounced from drst 10 last,
and who have uniformly covered him With the fouIest
abuse and Islander. como other Anti Lecompton demo
Gratis, is seen, have, like Prince John taken straight
track back 70 the good old faith and Ia expected, Of
course, THAI Greeley according 70 PROMISE will the
unoers OF The Trtbunc 10 their election AZ 10
the proposition se will prossby be rejected here Tor
two ressons-Frst, prejudice against Lecomptou tn
any shape; second, desire the part Of many that
Uncle sam shall foot the bill year two longer Yet
free State man told 70 day he should certainly for
the prcpcstion TIE passage Of Mr. Engshs bill In Con
gees falls upon certain notorious spos expocan,s like
clap Of thunder In . cloudless sky The Leavenwor,h
iniqulty y douby dad and they're all aHoat sgsu. 10
sdd 10 The gall Of bitterness their big deuonsiraiou
lately the defeat OF fecompton premstu-eall
that gas and powder absolutely wsstea The whole
"blue belly" element 10 IN terrible connection Ger ment
ing like barrel Of beer.
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NsWs from Msxico.

Translated nom " Daro de IL Marina Havana NsyT
The rews brought oy the steamer Mexico, from Vera
Crvz and sssl dated the lss fof Jace,
Il intert s'irg.
General Noriesa communicated from Puebsa usdsr
date Of April Al, tina. General hr,raon routed the
11h 1T The Hacienda dc Csrretas toe united forces Sew
Leon, Acaiecns and Coahula, which nad bee, brouxnt
tosether by vds irri for the purpose Of attacking san
Luh Poto- ard upon which The last hopes Of the sede-
raletr reposed far ~ regards the interior. e 70 be
observed tha y General klrsmou continued his march
towards ramsutpas IN order 70 protect rampco. stu
public must be ALREADY under SUBMISSION 70 tho general
We already know that Geperal Ecbessarsy had taken
orizsbs and made prisoners tine Governor Win
tho troops under hts comran1 and also that Cordoba
himself vas M INC power Of the government ro'ps com
mandtd by Oobcs.
the fedt sa bris Of General Negre,e, which
on the 2gh Of April III Corral Fslso, pronounced
tbet sanc dsy. General Neerete, in his despaichr
dated the 2ls Arr from Jslaps addressed 10 General
Echesssy declares that the brigade under his command
recoe lea inmate the government Of MEXICO, ana
Senior Fchegsr,y as General nchef Of the division az
operation 10 the State Of Vera Cruz he ads thai Ne~sfs
Ia Lave and frss have disappeared that the national nib
tie deserted their colors, that he occupied IN
~ bis brigade nc VI 500 men Of all arms ana
ten pieces OF artillery.
Ito these particulars we aij he given ~ me 10
0eso, that the 26th ult the forces which we're
"a from Os VeraC consisting Of oe on
AlarSte and Crreteio 10 the Whole amc oSsot ~
men, we will come 10 the conviction ns, :. W - ~
OF the atesmer nexco from Vera CSu1 ths plecs VS. we
ooly ccr, where tbe forces OF me enemies OF
the existing qove nmcnt 81 The csite sle
forcee ard heces which aocordns % toe IMPRESSION pro-
Sces In re bv The pefusl Of the Pryreo and BY our
private news Garnet BE- OF long ouatoh' 80
TIE Prygrsso couplsns Of ne govefstnsn' asVhs n
o~srre IN All probability, OF the posusu % tas IIops
Setpsd - operste CO1ccft with seu0r Ecboas srAy
ss,e ssvces coutra5e, the shooting " ths oonser.
yattve rhefs sud officers Woo l rE S1el AZ tafc CO,
wsIs ms4s ls@enSrs "a OAI@
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Tho business n MAILING for future uss " prog-s.s
ing slowy, ots surety We hsvs ~ In. d.si wDrH
p-D In TIE world Cannon rare bat ths eoys I'll,
"tig punt" ana he makes 40 s'me~bs. foe The 'nc-n
cy, Our od spd estseu,ed f,,.pd Col Kane, arrived
here last fhorsdsy week lie bas been oics ooafab
With tie Governor euce ha ARRIVAL OF result Of tina
cNpfrrepres can SAP noting Gil sepd you 81, psvsu
lsrs by ne bsxt mall n anything IL maze bi, rhs
Colonel was well received b. he ssuts son 'sy. We
are teps wni' posted On ali he movements OF the army
tbrougn means shai they control
Write me soon tel NE oil about thsy And
every body, ~ well as se"d c0ny the ysw YosK tB
RAID when cooven,ent Your old friend,
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suppENE couRr-aENsRAL TERN.

Before the Hon Judges Davies lngrahsm and sutherland
MAY 1l.-In ne mdtv Of Ae wW Of Henry Parrish
This Was an appeal from the decision OF ex Surrogste
Bradford before whom the memorable case wac srzaei
for several days. The mater 10 mere tecori
cal question: "a 10 whether the appeal should DO drs
taktr 10 the special term. The Court held that vas
unnecessary 20 discuss the qde sou; that tbs appeal
should c0uc direct " ne rensra term, a1f TIC AZ
ment vas set dozen Tor the XCtn o. June.
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The Sunday Lsquor Dealers.
COMMON PLEAs.
Before Hoo. Judge DAILY

MAY A-ihe People Us. Charles Herdbqr --rnIs was an
action $50 penalty from the defendant for sell
ling bIuor sunday against the ordinance, hs store
corner or West Broadway and walker street. on Sunday
the I'd August last II appeared by the evd0oce tina,
police man watched the and persons going and
consg out, and that woman had pitcher with
On a. but be could not toll what the hsuor was TIE
policeman iher ront into tne store and IN his presence
the baTkeeper refused 10 sell liquor.
A aeaed verdict vas ordered.