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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-25

BY TELEGRAPH,
Through WIN. FISHER & Son, Stock and Bill Brokers'
No. - SOUTH STREET.
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

TUESDAY, Aug. q.
CoFFEE-The market for Coffee remains quiet and the
only sale hear of to-day is 200 bags fair Rio at 10
cents There sales Monday of 200 bags fair Rio
at 10h cents and 300 bags good Rio at IL cents Holders
of Coffee firm in their views. The stock is about IA,
500 bags We continue to quote Rio at 10 G10$ cents
for fair and 1ll1H for good prime Laguayra
II 912H cents, and Java at 15d16 cents
FLoUR-The market for Flour to-day was dull, and
super at s5G2X 100 bbls new Ohio at s562X and 100
bb Ohio Extra at So. The market closed with sellers
of Howard Street and Ohio Super at s562x Nothing
done in City Mills, which quote at S. 62a 1575 Rye
is firm at 81 so for City Mills.
GRAIN.-The receipts of Grain to day very small
amounting to only 10000 bus. Wheat was firm wit" !
good demand Red sold at 12odl25 cts for fair to &C.
and 100 for prime; white 125d35 cts for fair
good and 14O0l5o cts. for prime to choice, Corn
in active demand and about cents higher than yester
day White sold S0GSl cts. and yellow at SSG90 cts.
The demand for Oats continues brisk and sales made
today cts for Maryland and As G46 cts for Penn
sylvania But little Rye offered, and quote it
nomnally at 70G72 cts for Maryland and S2GS5cts for
Pennsylvania.
the market is firm quotations, viz 29d30 cents for
cayed Cuba 3234 cents for Muscovado do 32G35 cents
for English Island 3G cents for Porto Rico and so cts
PRovIsIONS.-The market for Provisions is quiet and
dull. We hear of transactions in Bacon. We quote
Shoulders 7As cts and Sides at 9hd1O cts the out
side prices being for obbng lots Bulk Meat is dull
Sur sdo % & a. @ S Mss Pn n S o
We quo tie Mess Pork at $780, Prime $3.50 and
Rump at $780, Mess Beef at Sl49sl6 No at 81 ESQ
Sl3 and Western Lard II cts in tierces and bills
RICE-Rice is dull and hear of sales to report.
We quote it at 34a 3A cts. for fair to prime.
SALT-We continue to quote Ground Alum at so cents.
Marshals fine 125 cents, AshtOn's at 40 cents per
sack, and Turks Island from store at 2Oa25 cents per
bushel.
SUGARS.The market for Sugars continues very quiet
Holders are very firm in their views, but buyers do not
seem disposed to meet them The only sale we have to
note to-day 10 hhds fair Cuba at 1925 We quote New
Orleans at s7.75d950 for common to prime sS.50d so
for fair to prime Porto Rico Ss9 for fair prime Cuba
and S7GS775 for refining grades Cuba and English Isl
and.
WHIsKEY.-The market is quiet We note sales of
100 bbls City at 26H cents and SO bbls Ohio in lots
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
TReported for the Daily Exchange. ]

IOWSOSTUWN,
CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE COUNTY-Hon. Judge
John II. Price, presiding
A number of witnesses were examined, one OF whom
testified that the land together with the water right
condemned by the condemnation jury was worth $1,000
The case was pending before the Court when Mr. Scorr
owing to an engagement compelled to return to the
city and by consent will be resumed tomorrow
Thursday. Mr.. DULANEY for the city
The ofJAMEs BAY rs THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL
of Baltimore then taken up This case is similar
the above OF land being condemned by
the city for the aqueduct, and $500 allowed the plaintiff
which is alleged is not an adequate compensation for
the land Quite number of witnesses were examined to
testify to the value Of the property both real and pro-
spective The will be resumed tomorrow. Messrs
Cuttings, BoARMAN and MosnEM, for the plaintiff.
The following order rule which is Of great Importance
to the Bar and parties to SUITS was passed yesterday
"Ordered that in all cases of appeals where jury may
be requested by either party it shall be the duty of the
party requiring it, to motion to that effect the
docket at least fire days inclusive before the peremptory
call of the case.n
The attention of the Court was occupied to-day in hear
ing the pleadngs the of JAMES C. ADAMS THB
MAYOR CITY COUNCIL of Baltimore, appeal taken
from the water condemnation jury, in which the plain.
tiff allowed goo damages for one of land and
water right Jones Falls passing through and said
land, condemned for the purpose Of making the great
aqueduct to supply the city with water.
The following objections the part of Mr. ADAMS
made by his council T. PARKIN SCOTT and JOHN C. KING
Esqrs:
1st That said inquiston condemnation is illegal
contrary the Constitution Of the State Of Maryland
that the said nquSiton condemns the of the
city Of Baltimore the estate and interest in fee simple OF
the exceptants property, therein described without Civ
ing awarding to him adequate compensation, by law
required.
I'd That said nquisition condemnation deprves the
said ADAMS of the fee simple of the water right power
in the property therein described without awarding him
the thereof, adequate compensation thereof which
he is by law justly entitled to.
Sd. That tho compensation awarded to him for the fee
simple of the water right IN this property described is
grossly inadequate
4th. That said nquisition condemnation is in Other
respects informal oregal, and he therefore prays thai
said nqusition be not confirmed by the honorable Courts
but that another inquison be awarded him. the SAID
ADAMS, in such made and proyded.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.
FOREIGN
Rio DE JANEIRo-Brig Hell

Rio DE JANEIRo-B,ig Helen
1888 bags cOnee-T. Whitridge < Co.
LAGUAYRA-Brig Ocean Bell
Ballast bags cofee-E. N Cooper
KINGSTON JAM.-Brig John p HOOPER,
$50 bags pimento, 60 tons logwood-R & II R. Tucker;
IL bbls glass, pkge. drugs-Pearce Gray; 10 hhds
rum. +. Jameson Co; \ Dbl cassara-R A Frank
lin Co.
LIyERPoOL-Ship Wm Penn
$40 bdls iron, 81 bars do-Keyser TroxeII T. 70
SO bdls do.-Tho rpscn & Oudesluys; cases tovsU +
Albert 4 Co; do. mdse. casks do-Stellmsnp Hin
richs & Co; l bale carpeting-J. TurnbuT: % do do
Gable Mcdowell & Co; l mdse Aldridpe Higdon
4 CO.. 8 pkgs do-Lewis Drost Co; II do do-Ham
ilton Easter CO.. casks do-Ward Bros; 10 OH sacks
salt Hooper & Co.. 200 bdls iron, chains 8 bales
bags A pkgs earkenw ITO do mdsesundy persons
MAYAGUEz. P. R.-Schr. Red Wing.
q hhds. sugar-Kirkland Chase Co.
CALpERA-Br Bark Chloe.
245 bales wool-Fitzgerald, Booth CO.; All hides
Crosby Sons 13 400 otis copper oreD Keener pkgs
sundries-G. W. Scroder.
WILMINGTON, n. C.-Schr. louisiana
500 bbls rosin-Jas Corner Sons; 80 do spirits tur
pentine-Denson Buck 81 do do, 800 feet lumber
Whedoee Dickinson; 100 pkgs mdse.-order
oRTLAND-tSchr H. w. Freeman.
100 tons plaster-kelsey Gray; 20 boxes Holsters
Myer kosan; 40 bbls. mackere-T. r. Matthews Son
80 do. do; IL boxes mdse., 100 bills syrup-order.
NEW foRK-Stsamer Franklin.
IL pkg's brandy-C. NJ Stewart; q boxes sugar-Eger
ton. Dougherty Co; % casks bacon-Jos Carson Co
90 boxes sugar, $50 pkg's mdse.-orier
NEW foRK-Stedmer Thomas Spann
10 baskets champagne-Stckney l. Co.; 80 pkg's bran
dy-L. Thomson Co.; do wne-P Herman & Son. 81
do. mdse-C. H. Myers Bro; 1900 do do-order. /
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PHILADEI. PHIA NEWS-ArGusT "a

respectable meeting of citizens held evening
i'll the CITY, at the hall of the Board of Trade adopt
measures for the proper celebration here the Of
September, the day fixed for the telegraph Jubilee Col
j. Ross Snowden, Director of the Mint, presided.
Yesterday afternoon the monster musical festival at
Prices Grove, West Philadelphia commenced and was
well attended by our citizens.
The conservation of Rev. Thomas II. Bowman D. D i,
Assistant Bishop of the Diocese of Pennsylvania will take
place in Christ Church. Wednesday next August 25th
The American Telegraph Office at No los South Third
street, by order of Messrs Westervelt and Bullock
tastefuly draped in mourning yesterday in token of
spec for the memory of Mr. James Eddy the efficient and
talented general manager of the American Telegraph
pany who died at Jericho, Vermont yesterday morning,
after brief illness.
According to the weekly statement of the Phad elpha
city banks, their show in the aggregate
crease in loans and decrease in specie deposits and Cir
cuiaton the items being $24913 526 loans, $6605 $50
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LATEST NEWS.
TELE G r A MS
RECEIVED AT THE OFFICE OF THE
DAILY EXCHANGE.
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA
LATER FROM EUROPE

HALIFAX, August 4-The steamer Canada, with dates
Liverpool the 18th instant arrived here night
| The steamer North Star arrived out on the 18th.
MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL August H. COttOn-SaleS of the week ii
600 bales including 200 bales spectators, and $500
bales for export Holders offer freely but Show dSpU
sition press saes-quotaons hardly maintained New
Orleans fair p, aIddng Z Mobile fair 1916 Mddliug
1916 Upland fair *, Middling Ga. Stock in port
ga 600 bales including 555 600 bales American.
Manchester advices are favorable and prices firm with
u good demand
Bread tuns-The market has declining tendency All
qualities slightly declined.
The weather has been favorable for the crops the
vest prospects encouraging harvest being well
ced The yield Of wheat has been good Fouris very dull
prices are easier but quotations unchanged Wheat is
very dull at decline of 1d2d Corn is very dull and
quotations nominal.
PRODUCE Sugar closed buOyant at Cd ais advance
Coffee is firm and Rice quiet. Carolina 17s.a 19s cd
Rosin is steady at As. 2d.G45. 81 Spirits Turpentnc
steady at 40s.
Provisions-The market is quiet Lard closed buoyant
and all qualities advanced.
Beef is dull but steady. Pork is quet--No American
in market. Bacon is steady, with improved demand
Lard is selling at IS 60s-Holders asking 62s.
MONEY MARKET.-LONDoS, Aug. l3.-Con5ols &c "a
96as. The Money Market is generally unchanged Bull
lion in the Bank of England has decreased 9l02,000.
LATEST.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday noon.-All markets closed quiet
and unchanged.
Political intelligence is scarce Queen Victoria was still
visiting her daughter at Potsdam.
The Emperor Napoleon continuing his to Brit
tany.
The early resumption Of diplomatic inter
between the Western Powers and Naples de
MED
Austria intends to concentrate troops on the Damatian
frontier Riots had occurred in Kilkenny against the ag
ricultural machines. The military had restored
guilty.
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MOVEMENT OF OCEAN STEAMERS
NEW YORK NEWSPAPERS "a

Our city fuller of strangers than it is
at present The st. Nicholas dined over a thousand
people every day last week-he Metropolitan nearly as
many, and the other hotels in proportion.
In the case of Stephen II. Branch, Mr.. Ashmead APP
piled for the writ of to be heard The case will be
heard on the Sd Monday in September, and be carried
the Court of Appeals, in the usual course
The funeral of Policeman Sawyer, who died as is sup
posed from the effects Of blow upon the head given in
November last, by Michael Kearney, place on
Sunday last and attended by about hundred DO
cemen, besides his family and numerous friends The
Rev Mr. Newman of the Bedford street Methodist church
officiated.
Yesterday the Cricket match between the Western
Clubs and the New York Clubs commenced at Hobo
ken One innings was played on each side the Western
Clubs scoring 90 runs the City Clubs log runs Play will
be resumed this morning at 10 o'clock ball
took place yesterday at the Eysian Fields between
Mutual and Baltic Clubs resulting in favor of the Mutual
Club.
The Young Mems Christian Association met last evening
1t was decided to rescnd the resolutions referring
CURRY into affairs connected with Mr. Edgar from the
Board and bring the matter directly before the Assoca
tion on the ground that of the Board member
OF the Devotional Committee
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Police Intelligence.

Officers BRAzIER and FRANKLIN arrested JOSEPH JET
FRIES the charge of running his wagon without mum
Der. Justice BOYD fined him 81 and costs.
CHRISTIAN BUSH arrested by officer MCDONNELL,
charged with receiving pawns without license. He waI
fined $40 and costs by Justice MORROW.
Constable VIM. NJ. SMITH arrested policeman MUIR,
the charge Of asSaung and whipping small boy named
WN. HENRY. He was held to bail by Justice MYERS fol
his appearance before the City Court
WV. CROSS was arrested yesterday by officer DUNCAN
charged with swimming the contrary the ord
of tho city He fined 81 and costs by Justice
GRIFFIN.
JOHN Scorr arrested yesterday by officers TAYLOR
JONES, charged with throwing stones in the
Fined 81 and costs by Justice AUDOUH.
Officer W. McCAFFERTY yesterday arrested WH. c. HoL
BROoK charged with assaultng W. F. LEAs. lie was
held to bail for Court by Justice MYERS.
JOHN THOMAS negro arrested yesterday by officer
TALBOT chrrged with fast driving through the streets
Fined So aud costs by Justice WHEAT.
F. DENEGER arrested by officer CAyANo, on the
charg of aSsaultng and striking the above named officer
while in the discharge of his duty Justice BOYD
mtted him in default of security, to answer at Court
Officer MEADs arrested MoRDECA WOODEN, on the
charge of resisting officer WILKINSON, and tearing his
clothes Justice LOGAN committed him in default of
curty toappear at Court.
JONI W. JONES arrested by officer HALL, charged
with violating health ordinance. lie was fined 81 and
costs by Justice SPIES
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LATER FROM PORTO RICO

Wehave accounts from Mayaguez, Porto Rico, to
for the season. A company had been formed at st.
Johns to run the French steamer Monte CristO az
packet round the island, and her arrival on her
first trip daily looked for at Mayaguez. There
was little or nothing doing in the sugar market for
want Of produce to operate in there remaining but
100 hogsheads to conclude the crop. The prices
paid for parcels had been at an advance on last
quotations, and as high S. had been reached for
sugar of only second quality, which, however, was
the best in market. The same was the case at the
other ports Of the island, and at Ponce under date
of 30th ut high at S. % had been paid for prime
lots. The reports from the island now reach about
5000 hhds and it is thought the crop will not
coed 81, 600 hhdS MoaSses remained without ate-
ration, say from Sl4 to SIS. Last freights paid for
British Channel, e. los q f3 for the United States
30s. &5s. Exchange on London 49O@495; United
States, go discount. Money scarce all over
the island.-Ne,c York Herald.
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a r MY ND NAVY

The death of Lieut.. Hocombe, e. S. Navy, by
apoplcxy, at the Prentiss House, in Vcksburg, is
announced Lieut.. Holcombe married daughter
of George Watterson, Esq, well known in this
city. Lieut. II. 5 wife and several children surv We
him.
Two companies of the second infantry have ar
rived at Leavenworth from Fort Scott, and will be
forwarded Immediately to Fort Randall. Sher-
mans battery marched overland to Minnesota forth
with. train is organizing in the quartermaster's
department at Fort LeavenwOrth to proceed to Fort
Smith, Arkansas, to form part of Lieut. Beales ex-
petition.
Charles Radminsk, LIST lieutenant of second
cavalry, died at Memphis the 18th inst. Lieut.
r. had many friends in this city, and was warmly
esteemed. The War Department has also received
information of the death of Major st. Clair Denny
paymaster in the army. He died at Pittsburg last
week.
Passed Assistant Surgeon Edward Hudson has
been promoted to be surgeon, vice w A. Nelson
resigned. 7. W. Leach has been appointed pass
ed assistant surgeon, vice Hudson, promoted f.
E. Potter (master) has been appointed lieuten-
ant, vice j. ID. Reed, deceased Washington Star
The fourth annual fair of the New jersey State
Agricultural Society, will be held in Trenton on
the l4th, 18TH 10th, and 18th of September next
The grounds on which the fair will take place are
admirably located, about mile east of the city of
| Trenton, and embrace sixty acres, which al
ready enclosed by substantial board fence.
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MARYLAND NEWS.

COUNTY.
Coal SHIPMENTs.-For the week ending Saturday Aug
a. the shipments from the Maryland coal field II
664 10 TONS OF this aggregate 2S4 OF tons shipped
over the Cumberland Pennsylvania Railroad 1876 16
over the Cumberland Coal Iron Company's road
4,S47 Is tons the Georges Creek Coal Iron Com
panys road and Is tons over the road of the Hamp
shire Coal Iron Company Total for the year. 365 045 90
tons.-Cuaab Ciriian.
CANAL BUsINEss.-During the week ending on Satur-
gay last lis boats left Cumberland for Georgetown and
carrying II Col tons of coal The total num-
vi boats that have left this port for the is l65
anu the total tonnage lbs tons of coal.
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DISPATCH FROM THE LORD MAYOR OF
LONDON TO THE MAYOR OF NEW

NEW YORK. Aug. 2i.-The following dispatch was re-
ceyed to-day by Mayor Tiemann, from London.
LONDON, Aug. %, 1883.
From the Lord Mayor Of London TO the Hon. u. F. Tie
mann, Mayor Of Ne,v York;
The Lord Mayor of London cordially recprocates
the congratulations of the Mayor of New York upon tho
of so important undertaking the completion
of the Atlantic telegraph cable 1t is indeed Of the
most glorious riumphs of the age and reflects the highest
credit upon the energy skill and perseverance of all par
ties entrusted with difficult duty and the Lord Mayor
sincerely hopes that by the blessing of Almighty God it
may be the means of cementng the kind feelings which
exist between the two countries.
tSigned,l R. W GARDEN, Lord Mayor Of London.
New YORK, August 24-Mr. Field has received dis
patch from London dated to-day.
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The Key West (Fla.) correspondent of the
Charleston Ne'cs states that the body of Mr. Salos
the Spanish Consul, who was drowned on the 9th
ut., was found floating in the bath house of Sena-
tor Mallory, but gives further particulars or in
timation of the cause of his death. He entered the
bath at II O. clock NJ, and must have been drowned
two hours when discovered.
AFRICAN CoTToN.-The supply of cotton from Cen
trail Africa is increasing as is the demand for manu-
features of cotton, and the English manufacturers
have turned their attention to that quarter. Mr..
CIegg, of Manchester has entered into correspond
ence with over twenty native chiefs, from many Of
whom he has received consgnments, and with whom
he has large transactions.
There are 4s2 Orthodox Congregational churche;
and 36s pastors in Massachusetts,.
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.

WEST INDIEs-1 100 hbls Flour, $50 bbls. Corn Meal
so kegs Butter 50 tins Lard 100 boxes Candles 100 bbs
Crackers so bags Bread 10 bbs Split Peas and 80 bag
Corn
JAMAICA-7O4 bbls, Flour, - halfbbls do, 175 bag:
Corn so bbls ard so half bbs. Mess Pork 20 bbls Cea
Pork bbs Rump Pork 70 kegs Butter rs bbls and 81
haIfbbs Corn Meal, so bbls. Crackers, &c, &c
BREMEN-2,655 hbls flour, % bbls varnish, sos hhds
tobacco % hhds tobacco $50 bags bark and rs bxs
books
HALFAx-75 tons coal, So bbls rye -four % bbs pork
40 kegs butter bills ETHEREAL oil ITO boxes tobacco
bags coffee. tierces Rice, 20 bbs bread "a bills corr
meal 100 kegs crackers SO boxes cakes and Os bushels
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From WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, August 24.-Purser Danforth has been
tried by court martial and sent home and Purser Nixon
has been transferred to the NincennCs in his place
The public land sales in Nebraska advertised to take
place next month will be postponed for the benefit of the
settlers thereon
VIM. C. Wheeler has been appointed Chief Engineer
the steamer Water Witch fitting for the Paraguay
expedition.
Col Rector Superintendent of Indian Affairs for the
South Western district of the Arkansas River will
his return thither distribute to the Semnoes and 9TH
annuities
Mr. Turpn, to Mr. flames, Minister to Ven
ezuela on the eve of leaving for that country hay
ing received his instructions.
James Green killed man named Carver, of Mobile at
Warrcnton Springs, last night with bowie knife, in
rencOntre The parties recently arrested in
Washington, and prevented from fighting duel. Both
are young men. Green is in custody.
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= zen; Joseph Lane, United States Senator elect
from oregon, is now on visit to Indiana 1t is in
contemplation to give him public reception by
the military and citizens of Indianapolis
The Minnesota Legislature has indefinitely post
ator in place of General Shields w"
John w. White, late member of the Tennessee
Legislature, has been arrested in Knoxville cbaro
ed with purloining land warrants upon forged pa
pers. He was admitted to bail in SIS, 900.
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WASHINGTON NEWSPAPERS "a

The good reports Of the efficiency with which Gen
Clarke is organizing the campaign against
Washington Territory brought by the mail have
rendered it somewhat uncertain whether Gen. Harvey
will be ordered to the Pacific.
Gen. Cass is expected to return here this week when
some definite action will be taken upon several dplo
matte appointments and negotiations.
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BosToN August ga ship which arrived at this port
to-day reports having spoken in lat 35 lon "a 40 the
ship Reliance bound from Havana for New York short
handed supposed that of the Reliances crew
down with the yellow fever
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The Condition of the Canals.

ALBANY, August 23In order set at rest all rumors
relating to the Canal have obtained the following from
| the Auditor of the Canal Department:
ALBANY, August 23.-Up to this time have infor
nation that the Erie, Champlain and Oswego Canals
not navgabe their entire length There has been OBJ
structon from breaks any other cause except for few
hours east of Little Falls from of water which is
supplied The Erie Canal is reported in good order
from Buffalo to this city. (SignedD
| Rpy AulitO
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NEW ORLEANS Aug. 21.-The deaths in this city from
yellow fever yesterday, fifty four
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 23-The deaths in this city on
Saturday by yellow fever seventy eight and the
number for the week, three hundred and ten.
CHARLESTON, Aug 21.-The yellow fever has been de-
cared epidemic in this city. The Health Officers report
twenty eight deaths from it for the week ending yes
terda
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THE Atlantic TeIenranh

corded to the Atlantic Telegraph Company the exclusive
right to erect land cables the Island OF Mgueon,
lying between Newfoundland and Nova Scotia. The
Company propose cable from Placentia bay to ST.
Pierre, and thence to Sydney, which will bring the
French Islands into telegraphic communication with
France and keeping in repair four five hun
bred miles of land line in Newfoundland and Cape Bre
ton, through almost unnhabited regions of country.
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The SnrinrfielG Regnttn.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Aug. 23.-The regatta Of
boats in this city Friday next the 9th prom
ises to be brilliant affair Numerous boats, some of
them celebrated by past achievements promised from
Boston, New York, Newberg, Albany, Hartford New Lon
dom and other places and it is expected that at least 25
boats will be here. The divided between four
and six and eightoared boats wherres and
grand closing open to all boats Of than four
oars for $3.50 sweepstakes. The prize list amounts to
$500 Boats will be brought and returned free from each
of the allowed named places The entry books still