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HoLLIDAY STREET THEATRE.-Mr. Booth will ap-
pear this evening in his successful representation of
the Duke of Goster, in Richard the Third, the
piece being presented with strong cast. 1t will
be followed by dancing and singing by Miss Par
tington and Mr. $. Parker, and the entertainments
conclude with the Irish farce of Paddy Niles Boz,
Mr.. Fiske as the humorous Hibernian. The bill
thus presents combination of attraction which
should ensure a crowded house.
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SCRANToy, Pa, Oct ia mass meeting of the
friends of Col Scranton to congratulate him upon
his election to Congress- assembled here TODAY
Speeches were made by William H. Fry, Of New
\ ork, and others. This evening there will be a
grand torch light procession, in which the miners
and all connected with the mines will participate.
Large delegations from nanvillc. Boomburg.
pnt
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BosToN, Oct. 19.-The following are the footinrs
of our Bank Statement for the past week:
Capital Stock SO 072 500
Loans and Discounts Observation-Disclosures. 55 $40 OCO
Specie SGg2 OOO
Amount due from other Banks ............ 7474 eco
Amount due to other Banks.............. E. 1858 500
Deposits - :OS 4OO
Circulation. GOA OOO
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CHICAGO, Oct. l9.-The st. Paul (Minn.) Times
of the nth inst, states that the Republicans have
elected thirty-three members of the House. and the
democrats twenty-eight. Nineteen are yet to be
heard from.
In the Senate, the Republicans have elected ten
members and the Democrats six; four to hear from.
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BosToN, Oct l9.-The Royal mail steamship Can
ada, Capt Lang, will sail at about II O'Clock \. NJ.
tomorrow. Her mails close at the Post Office at 9
a. NJ. but dispatches for Europe left at the
American Telegraph Office, No. u all street, New
York, to reach here by 10 o'clock, will be for
Warded.
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Loss Of steamers Flyin. cIon,l a..d EsodolnI.

ST. LOUIs, Oct. IO.-Ihe steamer Flying CLOUD
sunk at Devils Island on the 18th inst.
The boat cost S55 600, and was insured for Slj 600
The condition of her cargo which was large an(
valuable, has not been ascertained
On the same day the steamer Rodolph sunk a
Goose Island She was valued at $50 600, and wa
insured for ,0C0. Both boats viii probably b,
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From, tIa eastern Coast os ,r,.;c,

PROVIDENCE, Oct. l9.-The schooner L. II. Miller,
at this port from Guiimone river. brings news that
DR.. Livingstone had gone up the Nile with his
small steamer The disturbances with tue native
tribes continued. and the Governor had started
with a force of three natives and forty European
soldiers against them. News had been received Of
a victory over the natives at Champanzee on the
XambeZi
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BOSTON, Oct. l9.-IIen lives were lost, consisting
of all on board, by the wrecking of the fishing
schooner Il. Atwood, the second inst, on the
North Cape of Prince Edwards Island. She be
longed to Westport, Maine.
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The Southern (AIilledgeville) Recorder, of the
9Th inst, says: A gentleman died recently in Mis-
sissippi, We understand, who left by will fifteen
thousand dollars to 0glethorpe University,
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Nile piccnIomini.


New YoRK, Oct 20-All the seats for Mile
Pccoomini's second night were sold in half al
hour. As high as $50 have been paid for single
seat.
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ITEMS FROM New MEXGco.-We are indebted te
the Santa Fe Gazette of the 4th September for the
following:
Mr.. Henry Bailey arrived here from Fort Mas
sachusctts on Wednesday. We learn from him
that the fort is now in command of Captain Dun
can, of the Rifles and that the improvements on the
ground, and the preparations for comfortable win
ter quarters for two companies of troops and their
officers, are rapidly progressing. Mr. Bailey learn
ed, at Taos, since he left Massachusetts on his way
down, that the Indians had doubtless killed Mr.
Craig, the hay contractor at the fort This least
the general belief he had for some time been
missing, andas Intellectual search for him for
several DAYS had been made. 1t appears that Mr.
Craig had started his wagons loaded with hay to
the Fort from his camp soJne seven miles distant
and then started alone in advance of them: since
which time he has not been seen or heard OF.
We learn from Don Jose VI. Hernandez who ar
rived here yesterday from Tucson. having come
across with Pcrea's train, that he met large num-
Der of California emigrants on the route. They
were getting along pretty well, though they were
losing considerable numbers of stock from fatigue,
and the feet having become too tender for travel over
the gravel.
The Indians, the Coyotero Apaches were still oc-
casionally committing dcpredations the people
and the troops at and near Fort Buchanan. On the
18th July they made a considerable haul upon the
stock Of the Goyernment.-N o. True Deito
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Eltu Guuas
DRY GOODS

T0TII IH FAII DIN NOOJS.
III LATE IMP0RTATIONS.
Embracing all the and rich designs in
SILKS POPPLINS, CASHMERES
DE LANES MERINOES
and every description of DRESS GOODS both in RoBEs
and DRESS PATTERNS
EMBRoIDERIES-av very large stock at low prices
SHAW LIS, CLOAKS and NANTILLAS-the largest as
sortment TO be found, and at the lowest prices
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS, LINENS, &c.-a very full
stock.
HEAVY DOMESTIC GOODS
BLANKETS, KERSEYS,
LINSEYS, &C. &c.
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House 81 As
The official returns from few counties have not
yet been received, but the above result will rot be
altered. The Democratic State ticket has been
elected by about 2 500 majority.
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Launch OF the Sioop-of-ygar Lancaster.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 20.-The new slcop- p-ot-war
Lancaster was launched at the Navy Yard at noon
to-day in the presence of an immense assemblage.
Miss Lane performed the ceremony of naming the
nnhle vessel
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CHARLES d. DEFORD & CO,
TnRACcn cnMM1ssInN MERCHANTS

TOBACCO COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND IMPORTERS
HAVANA CIGARS AND LEAF TOBACCO,
No 81 SOUTH GAY STREET,
BALTIMORE.
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO
We agents for most of the manufacturers of Tobacco
in Virginia and North Carolina and through them we
regularly supplied with all the grades Chewing
Tobacco.
HAVANA CIGARS AND LEAF TOBACCO
Our arrangements for supplies of Cigars and Leaf To
bacco, through Agent who resides in Havana enable
to offer large of the qualities
any house in the United States.
AMERICAN LEAF TOBACCO
We have always hand Kentucky, Pennsylvania, Con
nectieut Ohio, and other kinds suitable home
and exportaton also
sNUFFS, SMOKING AND FINE CUT CHEWING
TOBACCO
PIPES AND TOBACCO KNIVES,
iy1O-tf LIoUoRICE, ToNQUA BEANS, &c.
SHIRTS! SHIRTS! SHIRTS
MADE TO ORDER
For $50
MOND'S
Sc WEST BALTIMORE STREET,
oraI To ANY MADE ELSEWHERE
For sao0
A PERFECT FIT GUARANTEEDl
great variety of
UNDER SHIRTS
DRAWERS,
Adapted to the fall trade.
BOYS SHIRTS,
OF all sizes.
sCARFs,
GLOVES,
HDKFs,
&c, &c.
of new styles,
usually kept
first class
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS STORE,
s2lsmr VERY Low PRICES.
NFFICE OF THE
~ MARYLAND SPoRTsMAN's CLUB.
D. B. TRIMBLE,
au2sf 200 Baltimore street
DEAN, ADAMS AND DEAN s. COLTS
D. B. TRIMBLE,
au2stf 200 Baltimore street
DURDY'S, ,LANCASTER'S And DEAN
IL Adams & Deans GUNS, imported to order, by
D. B. TRIMBLE,
au3o-tf 200 Baltimore street
GINGI4E AND DOUBLE BARREL
~ DUCK GUNS
D. B. TRIMBLE,
au2s-tf 200 Baltimore street.
FEIHE CELEBRATED Carroll Island Duel
IL GUN, by Westly Richards
D. B. TRINBLE,
au2s-tf 200 Baltimore street
nOUBLE DARRELL BIRD GUNS-Bv
EFRichards, Manton Greener, Moore, and all Englis
makers; for sale by d. b. TRIMBLE,
au2sf 200 Baltimore street.
DOYS, SINGLE AND DOUBLE BAR
DRELL BIRD GUNS.
D. B. TRIMBLE,
auosH 200 Baltimore street.
ENRENCH BREECH- SHOT
H. GUNS
D. B. TRIMBLE,
au2s-tf 200 Baltimore street
ESVERY ARTICLE IN THE SPORTING
1ALINE, to be had at
THE sPORTsMAN,S WAREHOUSE,
D. B. TRIMBLE,
au2s-h 200 Baltimore street.
Mccoy DUCKS, at Manufacturers price:
49, D. B. TRIMBLE,
au2s.n 200 Baltimore street.
MPORlANT TO FARMERS AMI
SEYS, Sleeps Grey CASINErTS Plaid and Stripe LIN
SEYS and oSNABURGS osnaburg Prints Heavy DO
MESTlCS, Stout Gray and White BLANKETS Hous
Keeping DRY GOODS, Carpetings Gents, and Youths
Wear, Ladies' Dress Goods, &c RoYSToN BROS.
ociso' 81 Baltimore street.
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The Boston Burns Club are making arrangements
to celebrate the centennial anniversary the birth
day of the poet Burns on the 2lst of January next.
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THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUR0pE.

HALIFAX, Oct 20.-The steamer Europa, with
Liverpool dates to the 9th inst, arrived here last
night about midnight
Two French ships-oi-war have been sent to Portu-
! gal to support the demands of France for COM
pensation for the seizure OF the bark Charles
| Georges. An amicable adjustment is expected.
| The regency Of the Prince of Prussia has been
established.
The English Government is sucng for the aboli-
ton of the Stada dues OF Hanover.
The London Ne,es is hopeful of the Atlantic cable
when the combined improvements of Hughes,
Thompson and Henley reach Trinity Bay.
large part Of the city Of Auckland, Australia
has been burned.
The great chess match between Mr.. Morphv and
Mr.. Harrwitz has been closed BY the illness of the
latter. The game stood-Morphy 5, Harrwitz .,
drawn !.
The Admiral of the French fleet destined for the
Gulf Of Mexico had left Paris with energetic orders
to protect French citizens in that quarter.
The King of Prussia is alarminely i'll.
MARKETS
LIVERPOOL Oct 9-Cotton The market is dull but
prices steady Sales of the week $4,000 bales including
$500 bales taken on speculation and 5000 bales for cX
port Sales of Saturday estimated at 1000 bales n O.
fair ~ middling 3 6; Mobile fair 9l6 middling 316
Upland fair X midlling i.
Stock port l95 600 bales including 43o 900 bales of
American Cotton
Richardson Il Spence say that holders were Offering
freely, but showed no disposition to press sales
The advces from Manchester unfavorabe.
BREADsTUFFs-The market is very dull Southern
Flour 2ls. a22s. Wheat-wlitc 7std7s. Sd. Corn is
dull with a defining tendency Quotations nominal: vel
low 32d33s.; white SO 34s
PRovIsIoNs-2he market is dull Becris stealv The
government contracts had been mostly given Ameri
can houses at f6 los. Bacon is heavy. Middng and
lower qualities declining Lard is dull dGls
PRoDCcE.Sugar is duh and all qualities have slightly
declined. Rice is heavy decline of 3D. Tea has ed
yanced 6dals Rosin is dull-fne 12s G1Gs. Pot Ashes
SIS. Cd Ass
MoYEY MARKET.-Consols 9slGo8a There is no al
terann in the rate of discount Bullion in the Bank
England has increased G2i6 900
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The Long Island Railroad Company.

PHILADELPHIA Oct. 19.-There was no meeting of
the Long Island Railroad Company to-day, nor has
any meeting yet been called
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SOMETHING NEW

SOMETHING NEW
THE NEEDLE NO LONGER WANTED
We have received from the manufacturers n large in
voice of SEAMLESS GARMENTS such as Heavy Box
CoAIS, Heavy JACKETS suitable for Farm Hands. Al
so, Fine ON ERCOATS, LEGGINS OVERSHOES, &c.-
Also, Ladies CATERS, which sell at less prices
than charged for making up such garments Call and see
them AZ STEPHEN /. BIRD X co,
0cl9f 80 Baltimore st G doors west of Cav at
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Health of New Orleans.
New ORLEANS, Oct. 1S-The deaths from fever
during the thirty hours ending yesterday were
Sly tr-n
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SEPTEMBER 18TH.
~ FALL OPENING OF
RICH AND BEAUTIFUL DRY GOODS.
Comprising all the newest and attractive styles
In SILK ROBES, A TABLEAU
ROBES, A LEI;
ROBES, A DOUBLE JUPE;
SILKS by the yard in great variety
PRINTED MERINoS;
DELAINES;
POPLINS;
MERINO PLAIDs
LACES AND EMBROIDERIEs
POLE DE CHEvRES;
SHAWLS;
With complete stock of
MOURNING GOODS;
To which will be adding all the novelties the season
r SA large and well selected stock of Housekeeping
and DOMESTIC GOODS. Also, a full assortment OF
CLOTHS and CASSIMERES for Mems and Boys wear
slS WRoTH FULLERTON, s5 Baltimore st.
ri EW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
AMOS L0VEJOY Il CO.,
Has Just received at the New Store
No 195 BALTIMORE STREET,
second door below MeSsrs. H. Easter & Co,
a fIl assortment Of
HOSIERY, GLOVES,
comprising in part of Real Shaker Knit Shirts Drawers
and half Hose Heavy Silk Shirts and Drawers; Scotch
Wool, do do plain and ribbed superior Merno Shirts
and Drawers for Ladies' Gents Misses and Boys; Hosiery
and Gloves in the greatest variety; Ladies' Gauntes and
UndcrSceves Ladies and Misses Caters Woolen Shawls
Nubes, Capes and Hoods Woollen Yarns Wool Waddng,
Norsteds Tidy Cottons, Woollen OverJackets Knit Il
Hose, best quality Needles Pins Tapes Spool Cotton
ing Silks Boston Waddng, &c, &c, Wholesale and re-
ta at the lowest market prices, No. 1876 Baltimore
between Charles and Light Sts.
N.B.-AM0S I0VEJOY has had no interest or connec-
on with the old store No l23 Baltimore street.
February having sold the entire stock to Mr. Hag,
lhat time. oc5-u
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POSTAGE UPON LETTERS TO lNDA.-The regulations
recently promulgated by the British Post Office rel
ative to the compulsory prepayment in full ofpost-
age upon letters between the United kingdom and
the East Indies (notces of which have been cvten.
sively published in the newspapers Of this country
apply only to letters posted in the United Kingdom
addressed to the East Indies, and rice rera and do
the United States.
The regulation for collecting the United States
postage ody, upon letters mailed in this country
for India via England, is therefore still in force the
single rate OF United States postage being twenty
one, or five cents, according the Atlantic sea
conveyance is performed by United States or Brit
sh packets Nat Latcliigenccr
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Indiana Election.

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. l9.-The Legislature will be
composed follows, according to the returns thus
far
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DOMESTIC MARKETS

WILMINGTON MARKET, October 19.-TURPRYTIYE
Sales yesterday Of 375 bbs and day of 200 do at 10
for Virgin and Yellow dip, 15 for new, and 50 for old
Hard, per $50 lbs.
SPIRITs-No transactions that we hear Of
RosIN.-Sales to-day of 500 bbls Common at 20 for
large bbls.
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BOARD OF TRADE

Committee of Arbitration for he month of October
JNO J. BOYD,
J. A. SERIVER, OL1V Err A. PARKER,
LEWIS GALWEIL, OllN ER 9. XEII..
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4 New PRINA DoNNA.-The New Orleans Pica,
y,1e has the following paragraph:
"We are informed, by letter from New York,
that Miss Emma Oakley Wilkinson, a native of our
city, and daughter of one of our late and promi-
nent merchants, is to make her dejm, during the
coming year, in New York, in Italian opera She
is at present a pupil of Signorina Spinnla. prina
donna of the julien and Ole Bull concert traupes.
We have often heard her sing at the frequent mu-
sical examinations given at Nine. Desrayaux's,
and her sweet and powerful mezzo-soprano voice
and cultivated style of singing. even then attracted
intends visiting our city professionally ere going to
Europe where she intends studying in the best
schools of art"
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8ooks all0 Stationerp.

MURPHY 8 CO,-BoOKsELLERS,
1VA PUBLISHERS, PRINTERS,
STATION ERS
MARBLE BUILDING, 1S2 BALTIMORE ST.
s7-tf R.IrrMopr
AA T. ID | c A l. BOOKS.
I'VE MEDICAL STUDENTS
SUPPLIED WITH TE1TT BOOKS
AT LOWEST PRICES
\ large stock always to be found at
CUSHING & BAILEY'S,
ocilm 262 Baltimore ST.
BLANK BOOK, PAPER AND
STATIONERY WAREHOUSE,
SAMUEL E TURNER,
No. SOUTH CHARLES STREET
III AS ON HAND A VERY SUPERIOR
Il Il assortment of PAPER, STATIONERY and BLANK
ACCOUNT BOOKS. Among his stock will be found
WRITING and LETTER PAPERS, both domestic and
foreign, of all the most approved manufacturers.
NOTE PAPERS-Ruled and Plain, in very great va
riety.
ENVELOPES of all kinds
STATIONERY of every description Office and private
use, viz:-STEEL PENS, PEN HOLDERS, SEALING
WAX, WAFERS, LEAD and SLATE PENCILS, INK
STANDS, &c, &C.
INK-Writing and Copying, of all the best makers,
LETTER COPYING PRESSES, PORTFOLIOS, PORTE
MONNAIES, &c, &c.
Also, large assortment of WRAPPING PAPER.
PLAYING CARDS, PRINTERS do, &c, &C. all at low
prices.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS will do well to call.
fe22-tf.
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MEETING OF THE SOCIETY

The Society met again last evening at Carroll
Hail. Jno. Merrymau, Esq, the President in the
chair, and Samuel Sands, Esq, the Secretary.
present.
The first business considered was the proposed
amendments to the Constitution, as follows:
In Article ILL., strike ont the words "A General secre
tary, Treasurer, u Marshall
In Article N, read 'The President Vice Presidents
tn1t"rS and Corresponding Secretary, shall constitute
the Executive Committee, in which Shall he vested all
the Executive power Society together with the en-
TIRE c'htr" q" its property and the right appoint and
remove all other officers, and to fix their salaries and to
make, establish and fix &c, &c.
In article give fnstead of fourl of its mem
hcrs shall constitute quorum" &c.
in Article \, strike ont the paragraph commencing
"jh' Nh Subordinate Ofcers,' &c, and insert fol
lows: thr President may be suspended from office by
vote of majority of the whole of the Executive
L"'a"'te', III meeting which may be called by any
three members especially for that purpose under notice
"l not !S than three weeks, the object for which the
meeting IS called being also stated in the notice at
one ot the regular quarterly annual meetings by the
IN article VIII add at the end of the same s'The books
Of the Treasurer shall he all times open to the nspec-
tio1 of the Executive Committee" p"
Upon their being read, MIR. j. Howard McIIenry,
ol Baltimore county, the proposcr of them urged
that these alterations of their constitution would
render this organization what most if not all others
OF its kind are, and would conduce to the interests
Of the Society,"
The proposed amendment to article three was
adopted unanimously.
That proposed to article four being read. DR..
Wharton, enqured of the chair as to whether these
proposed amendments susceptible of amend
ment, to which there was an affirmative reply
DIR. Smith, appealed from this decision, but be-
tore vote was taken, both the appeal and inter
rngatory were Withdrawn, and the proposed
amendment to article four adopted as read by u
vote OF % to ).
The amendment offered to article five being read,
it was advocated by Mr.. MclIcnry and its adoption
opposed by Mr.. Chas. b. Calvert.
Mr.. VIM. d. Bowie, Jr., moved to lay it upon
the table, which motion prevailed.
The proposed amendment to article eighth, was
next read and adopted.
Charles b. Calvert, Esq, of Prince Georges CO..
urop the invitation Of the Society, here delivered
a orct address upon the subject of the Agri-
cultural College, setting forth the advantages
that must ensue to the agricultural interests
by the establishment of such a school,
as would afford facilities for educating the
youth of the State for Agricultural pursuits,
and in this connection he appealed to the
farmers Of the State to aid in completing the col
lege building which had been commenced.
He was succeeded in 4 brief address by Dr. John
Wharton, upon the same subject, his remarks be-
ing listened to with much attention, and received
with marked favor
The Society then ad ourned until this evening"
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Ell PAs0 AND FORT YUMA WAGON RoAI

Eli fASO AND FORT YUMA WAGON ROAD.
The editor of the Providence (R. L. Post has
been shown letter from John d. Austin, ESD,
Assistant Superintendent of the Ell Paso and Fort
Yuma Wagon Road, commission dated at Marco-
pa Wells, about 200 miles this side of Fort Yuma
on the 22d of September. The expedition had been
under his charge from the time of leaving the Rio
Grande in August, in consequence of an accident to
Col. Leach, the Superintendent, who was upset in
coach, near FL Paso, early in that month, and had
his coar-bone broken. Mr.. Austin writes that the
party will reach Fort Yuma and the road be re-
garded as completed by the 1st of October.
Mr.. Austin reports horrible massacre at "Dra-
groom Springs, one days travel this side of Tucson
\ party of four Americans and three Mexicans
were employed there in building station for the
Overland Mail Company. The Mexcans made an
attack upon the Americans on the night of the 18th
of September, killing two and wounding the third
so badly that he subsequently died. Mr.. st. John
of New York, in charge of the party, was also Sc
badly injured that the amputation of one of hi
arms was rendered necessary. When Col. Leach
arrived at Dragon Springs, four days after the oc
currence, he found St. John setting by his diving
companion with his diary in his hand. Neither
Of them had been able to get even drink of water
from the time of the assault. Their suiferinps were
very great. Hopes, however, were entertained o
st. Johns recovery.
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Surgeon Sherman, dismissed from the African
Squadron by Court Martial composed OF sea off
GERS entirely, appealed to Secretary Toucey. 1t is
understood that attorney General Black, took the
matter in hand, and it is probable that the appel
liant will be reinstated.
Capt. L. B. Wood, of the Sth Infantry, died in
Washington on the 10th.
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LATEST NEWS.
TELEG Z A II S
ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA.

tECEIv AT THE OFFICE OF TIL
DAILY EXCHANGE.
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KILLING FRosr.-A correspondent of the New
York Tribune, under date of Rushyille Schuyler
ed with the first visit for the season of Mr.. "Jack
Frost" He found our corn crop nearly all out of
his reach, the fall having been unusually pleasant
down to date. Lowest temperature at any previ-
mercnry stood At 9Go Fabr CnSsiderabIe ice was
formed.
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OREGoX SURvEYs.-No appropriation was made
at the late session of Congress for continuing
of the Surveyor General of that Territory called
for $4,000 for this purpose. Further surveys are
said to be necessary west Of the Cascades, while
the most pressing necessity exists for SURVEYS of the
settled and settling country east of that mountain
range, though there has not yet been a compass in
that country.
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A Cincinnati paper notices the last solitary ban
quet of 'last mans" club in that city. In the
cholera season of 1882, seven gentlemen agreed to
they lived, a bottle of wine to be sealed and drunk
in memorium by the last survivor The first
union held on the 9th October, 1882, and on
the 9th October, 1858. DR.. Nattier, sole survivor
of the seven, drank from the bottle and pledged
the six dead friends, whose empty chairs and
empty plates his only society at the last
melancholy feast.