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marty irtsnd 10 beat both Leb and the Democratic
narty together or separately. There ~ no sIlsnce
between them and this man Lisb and his assoc 'atse
The Republicans will oppose the LecoinptVn 1usI'
tutor Gnd all other Cor stitutions NE II, anu "guu
be hsppy 10 unite with his colleague 10 90 IL. MS
Lieb bad been active sgsnst the hepuono anu ne
might be obnoxious to the charges as ainas nun ior
aught ne nfumbul) knew. THIS spfinehsio Con-
vention Lad denounced the Repu6hc 10 the fnost
abusive and gIoss language anu u hI, e10 P'iuo'
plea Tdey are alies of the * PooicAns- .
Mr.. DOiIGLAS replied. The hope vas tina. Leib
vnniS tsIs of enough Democrats TO elect Rspdb-
rcsn sa;s,stnre This treat, oven beat you at
ali bs1syds reminded him of Andrew Kennedy Of IN
dana who was asked how he, aDeDOcrat. was elected
in aoistrict giving 900 Wnig votes Andy replied,
@ I bAat four OF the 6blest Whig. and could have
"beatss four more il they hsd rup against me. The
"distrct divided into four parties, and could
" have beaten them if they had been divided TITO
eight" Laughter Mr.. Doug las said bis colleague
knew well the hope 10 get Leib to take off
beIs from the Democratic party, aud thus insure q
Free Soil victory, and elect John Wentworth 70 biz
tDouglss's place in the Senate. Who Wentworth il,
the history Of the House of Representatives will sho~.
Er. Douglas charged the alliance and said ne couli
prove il il he could make S,nstoIs witnesses.
Mr. BAlARD Dell sad whether Leib is DANTE
or not il not important for the country to know
in correction with the pending resolutions. He re-
grettod exceedingly thst AIR. DOrglas had interpreted
lbe politics Of ihGo unless the Senator thought they
were more important than sub ecs connected with
sggreeeicns fOm a foreign p0wer. He then argued
that visitation and search are the same that they
depend upon the same principles, snd that the flag
constitutes the protection Of our vessels.
Mr.. MASON Va asked that a vote be taken on
the resolutions. II not taken now may rot be at all
Mr.. TOOMBS lGa.l was opposed to them, and
wanted 10 be heard.
On motion of Mr.. HUNTER va THO Senate went
into secret session, and efterward adjourned.
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regards ths sTair IS js.gre ss5s ore, bit -ieK'
Pr. natuis to jump e: cotcasoIs Fitbou hsH. <
both sijes Of tie question. I. dhcredts the rep,rs
made by sone Of The American cs2tais
The =sus psper draws contract bstwssn Tia -erf.
arcipson pciicy OF Rusas and TIA sl.vo policy OF
Amercs ard Incidentally reviews the career Of Tour
qteDtff ari Edward Everett upon tie latter Of WHOM
il cssts come bitter reflections.
TIE LOndou Post tsirA-, II jnury has been sas-
tanned England csnno. refuse the Esparaton demAlded
by Csss, and Gals fer such forbessrce IL the MISTER
complained Of s. vii not danger tie fdsniIy 'ss
t:crs between the tEo countries.
7gc LONDON Star thinks the isugar s !ominaa.
NJ 's=s the Bitch Government rtceie from - untsra
bic posi o,.
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CAPTURE or AN ESCAPED. CoNvfcT.

The convict Charles Seymour, who wah Ssilse
Dan" Effected an escape tom the S'ng Sing 5sals
Prison abort time since captured about O'Clock
last evening at Red Hook on the outskirts OF Brock.
lvn; where be has been secre.ei fer some days.
His hiding place Was made known yesterday sites-
neon at the headquarters Of the River Police, ccrns
of State end Whitehall stests, aud Boat No. wsass
OIL ce dispatched 20 effect his arrest.
TIE officers reached the place Designated shsssy
after clock, aid steathily approached the hcass.
which was some distas 20 from the shore Thos ap-
proach was discovered by Seymour, who espsd trom
an upper window ard attempted to escape. Tho
police pursued, and tired al bin three tmes without
effect lie wss fnslly oysrtaken and overpowered
after 4 short resistance. lie was then conveyed To
the city, and subsequently removed TO tho Sixth Pro
oirc s. alton lie use in Franklin street.
Seymour is OILY sbOu. % years Of age. tseseA y
he. been twice sentenced 70 the sss Pnsoe ~ 80
law His last o6enss WAS upoa one OF he psso
It. rec for which he was sentenced for six ysAn -
four montis. lie had served osly four noaihs q -
term VICE lie mace his escape 10 the very isgsessu
wsy Heretofore desorbed.
lie po.icc are N puI'ut Of sis accomplcs "SA~
Dan, ard are ssnguine Of has capture.
Warden Beardsl-y arrived 10 the city sssiy -
evening, having been sppr'sed durrg the dsy a ~
mour . v he.eabou,s tu. ON his arrival, be Was -
ned TO learn thss re bad bos just GrsssA.
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DEfhhfOHn or TIE BOSTON LyGHr
LNFAVTRF

Yesterday tr es. ID ths clio ing scenes Of the y,t AZ
the Boston Light Intsutry to this city. At the iavts
ticr IF Mr.. Ste.son, the "Tgers marched to the
Astor House ssrly in the morning and psr.ook Of q
hearty breakfast. After couple Of hours enjoyment
within It's wsls they bsde farewell 70 their host All
returned 90 the Lafarge 10 mako preparations for their
departure in the afternoon. Some hours pissed
in aocalty with their hosts the Light Guard Of this
city, aud the prospects Of reunion at early day OF
the members Of tue two corps a. Boston, wsse dA-
cnssed a. lergtA. Their last dinner psraksn Of al
the Isfarge at 0 clock AZ the "Tgen, e,oorsdby
the Light Guard marched to suitable point in front
cf the Metropolitan Hotel where Fredroks lsvelst
bis Gamer IA and secured admirable photograph o.
The unesged Tigers" la the mssn time, battalion
Of the National Grard bad formed ia Washington
square. They marched down Broadway and psssod 70
the g Of the procession, which wheeled into psoons
and tiLued tleir march To the Norwich scspsr a,
the foot Of Courtlandt street 10 the following otder
Battalion Of the Na,iolsl Guard, rumberng 70
nnuskets; Col. Shumwsy. Company +, list R'g'-
lnebt. Capt Tompkins 90 nuskets. Ne~-fok I"sst
Quad, Capt Garland, 20 maskei' preceded by Dbl
woI.hs Band Boston Light Infan.ry, Cap'. Rogers,
10 mutkets, precedei by Glmorss Salem Band
The Tigers marched on the boat, bsde Their hOsN
fsrewell ard a. the steamer took lis departure part
rg salute was fired by the Light Guard, aud ioai
snd hearty cheer.
The "Tgsrs' have left v,sb tho hgbes; oP'oi "a OF
Ney-York hospitality. Tee Light GuHi, a. Frn
hosts the Ndtiona. Guard and ibe Aims Iious' GoV-
einors, hsye spared efforts to make their vim! one
q uninterrupted pleasure At ise Lai.sBe hsu'@
their wsos were supplied by the hberd hand Of Mr..
Wheeler aud Mr Ill., ard nothing was waot'os % tAs
pant of hem the attaches Of the hosse to asa 70 Aer
eIioynen. and comfort.
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rsE - ftgs
rR ANCE.

Tec.cp 'q4@a'Cr I'D ss.ltd w.t. 'esi: order r.
T.. l., Nr0F' Pas ere p ,dert "iNr'
hit at t.bae. dirre- ,.e EmPor-' Prc1jrs. l.
VT. deO ied ths, tie ~ al rpe,ieE tc c'nHe'
,ior q re h"sP.:al ..Its 'e-i - GeaH''ej WIKI
p usl CT lad beer s,Lietc d - three yes. .np..--
o,.nsit AID iooO iralo fee toy l." i'l'4'.'a o.; .'
The P.i. cor..sporc,r, cf r. I,el'a 1n>.
give coy & TIE Coiser:"n 70 idt1 bs'f-rl ~
to,c.rueui g Co.;a &C s1t Nj az qua o. ,'e oL'
re-, ard F.lix Rerv GER. a. hchsl. g Midsud "
10 Il Pans. 90 tie ct. ~. re-'ye 10 the oCLc'-'iol
Il al 't:e'otesnic csrh BY the iNer >,r Jl'r srI
I.h. NJ !sg.b. IL 0oCuGI-hi II c..cd May l. -,
CtuuAry ne II commerce work - 80 yeas ~ :
c,,rl,: :, d. Elk aLc i.e can. Le. q tle caoa . y
admit two C. the litg,s Z = = rIs - cb-' =
- &c eLi.f. uLc, tftrCh erect "a, At. ne f,H'
Go,tnm,nt &. TO hsYe TIE e1rt:IV, phvHs'c
e Lteriuc tso sl.gs q OF 'hc " !
Il tie r,u.e tanu-4,u: tue wio' p','d
occuIitd - tAe cistTlcu Of tn cna'.
tie dot. q l." COr,es-loa J.. ~ y"af- nom
tr,tirg a. Ca-ul hfd tie .lcr q . b" "i"L = ="
nsgs at a uodr-ste uniform tel. IT, Irnf' pc
r. urCe. tnis 90. enc Gp'.c,c,be, tie cipN h-.is
eau.a,,i at ten % fiieea ai'liots terms. a..
p.rded to- te Above ConNtttV- = c'c'''t .
.icI.d hy re Pfesi1eIi # Co.'s Kica a."
At.lb.UG, scuits ivTtn l.e s-hern-- ,ney hsV -.
cured :cm tie t'l ulster, AID the i'' they st ~
from fr,-s nvss.ons kroEE % he - prepaisilh 10
n Atty under thr patroAA-e ot - hlel ;. ''
G.. ven M II. ard sppes., 10 tie Sfea' p'"'.' 81
Eu.oIc:, - stain item e Ger 'pdePerf.-ce en-
,a,tt re eoes', Il Gen "a. America AZ e nee ''
ma1-u,s,s blt l.t.rc- ~ oD'e.'a:'- 81 nc pa p
Law. .
RI Y..,., Psii- crrcs2ot0~.t. 'ti'fnrr - {
rtrcr Of arO.L,f ttlen;te- Asa d. - 81 oe'A -
b eau thinks il ar, fro tue s!rt' . ';ne VA 81
Tie SAic,risa au'hori.s-, II !, -sld, 2i,e i"',, :
,,.t siI a. rs.ps~e, enuiuxt to peri r. VI Rome icr
e criui'sl purtc-r. Eur s're afre'i.d hu' too
escaped.
EwGsr Luc,tC IL "a. stnG, T.. s.,I had be- lc'
c.l,d cr scgnvri ~ tAe c. urtc-.,s cxahzls bet
Inn nd the Duc u Aul'se.
r. Ii-rss ccITespolct-. ssl- tn. = TO- p.
l-ly tistile Mer-Al may nave Ten irrn 3r'tratei
vah. b, lat 70 J. nj prVoao.e ."s1 "' 80 pa -
fsn,r
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All the Experiments Successful
A GREAT FAILURE IN LONDON.
ploudhon Sentenced to Three Years Imprisonment.
THE WARS IN MONTENEGRO AND ClRCASSIA.
Consois 81 1-f097 3.S.

IBY The NEWFOUNDLAND AND AMERICAN TELEGs,PH Con-
rAYs LsEs-OTFicE No. q WALL s1REET.l
HALIFAX, June l5 1853.
The royal mail steamship Europa, Capt Lsitca from
Liverpool at 10 o'clock the afternoon Of the 5:h
inst, arrived here at l2l o'clock this afternoon.
The Europa reports 9th mat. off Marilers passed.
steamship Persia, steering soutb slso, American bark
Milton heading north east Do tie ith inst s.. 49,
lor s. paised brig Joseph Adreen, standing south
olso, schooner Campus stsnding north.
TIE Europs brings a detach nent Of officers aud
I6i privates for the 62i and CD Regiments.
TIE steamships City Of Washington and Anglo
Saxon a,Ived out at nool on the Sd last.
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Il ...,-., hor, IL essssln isaiiss - ~
az tkss nj ,atises 81 sssrsss - - 49, t..
4 81. ~, ,e.rs tie q srts astca 80 os
eee.r,c b, lac FATHERS Il to Cns,scss. sas
ssrI.-.1 fkst By tAs CssSii.a Doc, SAT-
| t.',tg,s ,r,rvvss~ Tn-ss h.cgv teeieute -
| ~ o'., u TIE Ae snHs,rs,isa VS. essArd $780,
! ,l T. tie rsopeaGg Ct the As'eusii, M
r, s.,p Vs. tferr a fF-e wee ocesa stcess
an sr.f rs b,o-k rtLs CSC q slaves a. weu -
ieri ole, Of tee Ua.ted ~ sfas In ce~as.N
Gry~ thanked Ii, L - 80 81 tAe reception 10y
IT, Cg.tr~.x,ie .L.rvSae>d Mr. Lovely.
Isy1Js, SD ts Sas come he'e 'c-t ghi ouJ 20 -
tstn, N cue Il n. R'pab cah i',Bts "a the c..
AID il wa mattel 81 sHpihe ina, ee y. Co.
u-,p,tAT i, & Jswis smss, vasLsvef tie Jsvs
rsr rt,hl. - or pih ter eoya &c, the ID vsoe
Ada Lss,.,sr sert division into the rsaks OF To-
,.,r =. ,,d,, d. - hsd soes vah the Ds"o'rs
TAs,y -: t. ~. srper.srsot ~ Ga
ca. s. ~ ia c,.n so.ns. ,ewh II
toe e'[.' q ca P.,!'' ~, 'p'' *. Esrsslisa
p,;ty. T.e ~ -, tie Repubhesn p.ny -
mas ~ ~ msny different r!sneas. No ~
,ic t.rg ..e eooi-e 4 the EAasaAsF saios 81 80
Re te.cv, & =: re u 81 the per.efsse Psv
ln.srat,a &, 4 va rcs vita 90 h-paeness
VII Il, u unoe's.ic PaIty-s& tSh''s o''
aAy.'c,-A p.sny .sei earciss 10 rsaa's sssV'
.cu! e. 81 ~ - fvSN =. .,na
M. i.o']oII Bot = ,'' 2" a ' ,se. sas,SSS
he ~ - Of tie ,s.r -als,as rePrrec sss' % rug
the s.. a mar yea, into neg teusefy VIA .
iurd' iAoussad aolNs Next 70 Aa -
sl44 aRcTed nesrc~~. wor'h SS -
Ltnd l., usac co.lSis The css ss tAksf Pai &C.,
- enc a. lsvng Gee sete, tbs eshsr ss lev - -
ls cspse he ed hces red hansn heisgs 10 bvseeA
Ii We ssid iASt tbs vas coLs,iiutrsa Adusoeos
Hat IVES tt sonsiui oral 20 estrsd totcTSy
bsycaa ne .rf,s. Stairs 81, he c ,o-sd~rea tes
vas Eo.6 mae a. 4 lie VII pei segroes os =
LLfaIts holh lie :s:e sId sld tbem. The p0seo
A6ua ri-tis'on fet ihst they we're csiae pesss
Ih-t wee suTCutlsd WITH coTTuptlOa, s.d ksDw
q at they could Rot hold thor owu much loeoss
Ia . speech recently delivered the Hon. ,. 0a(
J,re- Chairman OF tse CoItnites ou Ways -
MrsLs SOD tie gt bower of he president, sst thne
tire Dem, attic pa " would - N nstinte retresssO
and = iutin. Itis was ., cmiUg sckooseokuco q
the f,c, h feeling teey we're b. o's their poser &C.,
tn,Yu IL; cut of srppies ioT their Successors ~ -
ice. L...t'c- NJ. Lc~ioy rgarcsd the peespesS
q ..,oe.s 4 lie Republican, part! tbs Far, ssAh
80 So ctitAp.
Mr. YoKEyrL Of Vernon thea sds 5'ief spsesA,
r't,r Which tee CnsiKsAN anocnfced thst owing -
fat,gues Of travel tho other ge1tenaen prssset -
o..n,d 10 tPesk. -
Tie -, a.. a. tie COMMITTEE viii be opsred 10 u&oes
-. ,-~ -e~~r,on e otter Members q Congress 90
E.sy be in tue cry.
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ITALY.

Accounts fIom tie south Of Europe relative to me
gan crops s.e not very IS. .fsctory The yisd WIZ
II is believed be but -Odersts 10 LonbaTdy' hocin'
sgus, aai the Kiacdom Of Naples geEetaiy ,
Il vas generally considered n the provinces OF At
ce,s Otsn and Con,tsn,irs Tie haryes, wcuid Dc Sa'
lsaciogy From Spain tie coants ere contradictory
The L0xdln Ifr.sss Turn cores 2onieit says the
accourls from the Provinces sai the South Of France
,espsct;ng the Fix are unavcrb., ard that dlsesse
i, sgs:n showing Itself where il existed last year
Pnoss are eighty lover, with few ss.'e''.
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GREECE.

Tie irsurrs ctona,y movsinen;, ia Canois vera ssd
TO he extending 10 Montenegro ,,,
Tie london Gl0Ie's Ps.s correspondent 's!egrspGs
that en- ann of % COO Turks has been ordered 10 ad
vcpce into MontenfgEo.
Tie Moruenr publishes lengthy disp.ch from
Price Dauio, giving detailed account OF h1 battles
Nth the Tuik.. He admits that DE La hue, us oec-
iesaiy, s,ked Ct Susssin Pssha perni.s'on 70 pas
through the Turkish camp IN order 10 90 70 hiSouck
bet be denies that the Turks could infer from that ~
srnl,cs bad b. en propos.d.
II /. s'a.ed that France will probably seod more
psu Sf-wst into tie Adria,.c, and the Psin Pspers
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BUrL' HEAD.-Tce indications IL Bale H1sf
yesterday ha. the pee Of beef cattle ITO week
will average full hail cen. net per pound higher tnss
the market last week. AT least the sajes VI Tlesisy
Forty fourth street showed that sivancc, aod 'sta'r
en- ubgsaal large rumber sod, the bufche'Fou
ing freely a. the advance, % anticipation OF shot
suppl, asi higher rates day, which, howevec viii
probably not be the cs,e sisce over wv hs' o''e
reported arrived or to arrive for this weeks ss's u
,bose v.,ss alone and that q above the average Of
June La, year, xhen there wore quits - many boat
eater. a. now The lowest rs,ss Of any saas We hoard
of Yesterday were eq iivaent to 9lc por p0uad s's,
Tor tho beef while nearly ar Of the cassof css that
butcher buy for retailing upon their own 'als bross
iOc to is,c some of tue tsysrs say ilo. Tbs gene
raj average quality Of the stock eotsrsd fDr sels a.
this wesks msrke, il good, some Of ths csst.s srs
extra good. Drovers, and pscustors who bss b'usst
10 sen ssair felt Jolly Last evening cser tho saea Of
Tuesday ard fair prospects Of Wednesday. Ia oar
epr o. the advance s o~ng moro sothe coed wsstAe<
THAI any sboItress of supply present OF 9sspscvve
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pnladeIDhia Stock Board.

Pu,r,psLPHIA, Tuesday, June -, 100.
St oks steady Penpsyivsns STATE d, 20 f ksaa
i.y Rsil,osd SII; Morris Canal. 49, Long isisaa
Rsilroad n; Pennsylvania Raiuoad' 1T
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Union bel1s l. prc, harmony with o.hsr invite
copeston Of fellow citizens ~ the North South the
Fast aid tie Wet in this ef; for the hna essb shnent Of
that Industrial Independence the desire which
prompted to The osciss o poi al undergraduates Ia 10
Hf,olred That long pl strong Pu sn3 pull al tOs-th
u al that - required M eccrg Congress composed o
whose honesty shall r'ps up ion from thensl--i
Whoa himness shall pei economy 10 the sfminss Of
the Govenmentsnd whose p..oisu shall lead taem give
the rights q their count that cons iesou which 10
utterly denied 70 them.
hod The the Chairman be- and he is hereby auth rriz@t
to appoint Committee Of &c charged With the duty Of
tekg carrying the above resolutions into Etc
snd thus Operating with fellow c zens Throughout the
Union N toe effort 20 es;ab sh Teal independence
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TIE steamer Iup,i ial frs; a.rNei at tie wreck ~
lie P,lLy,Ars al ,oCk ls'sc Slnloer VI. pi''en-
.,f. Co. Nv Or.elr-. Tue Dsa, auiv'. ere a. II
oolcok u Suaisy rs.;, WIKI !.'se t.. bar ter
l. 1-sy..e.
Anotrg :cii,er. 81. rae q o)j for the LITER.
e. All O., Motto. we've app"r;.l to c'''ec; :a'ta'r
at.
Rap,l oftie Oprr. .so,re l.-l ;,--.y. ana seVe'a.
oihers ro. expected g. lN'.
C>TAri. H. Tue-jsg Jurr i rs
Ah.m ,Niy Of :'e s,t,rsr' % re Pe'ct.'ac.o
ltss.rs care e., lio.n Caro- t--!ly. Ley SO prln'
pay bound to 81 I,Iis ard many, beng II de-
i.tute condition. were pa-oi ii,e over ;le l''r"'
Central EafcsI. y ps--e. ger es'.mate. 80 uun''e'
Il bc..ta ~ Lltli.,- { a. 80 were -.
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PRs.eu gers.

Tive Misses Padelford Mr. and M's. Pudofd, Mr. a1o
irson ana child Mrs H. soott Mrs Cary Miss Mir Ma Sor
epen Nh and 6! BacSn, Ms AM Me, o'e cbi N,
Mr. sanreI q. Ward son, Col Clark Z. .rehealx
MS Mscksy Miss ackay; Mr. stuTs.' ehid Ana muse
Msksy Brown os.i Johnston, Hunter S12 o'9 M s .nS
fisnd Nessrs you Ar i'm AID Bouton'
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The Ohio River.

CscIssATI Mopday. June II, ISS
The weather has beer fee sircs Saturday,, but the
n yer ETH risng in ire Hinge oisnss Al the rail.
ws vs. ale IL order.
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Tcs-4,, nothing later fem Ia1s
TYr Bombay Man Of The Sta OF bay hsd been re-
ceived IN Er.i.r bet the details add nothing i'm
portrait TO the Geographic summary per the N0ys-
Scotisc.
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The Noya.sco,ian at Quebec.

OrFgEC, Iursdsg, JUDo 10, I'77-'
Thu s,s.r.bio Nove-Sco,isn arrived this forenoon,
bit the paesge fox the Associated Press s 10;
ON bo.re. i. has either been absttacted or hanaed
by lie pur.er TO some stranger who not TO be uad'
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Fire in Rock Island.

Rock ISLAND, tuesday. june 10 ts9o.
. h,,,k NIL ON Washinxton and Illinois street,
occuped a. liquor st YES destroyed by IRE ta,s
morning. TIE loss on tie building sra 'od. e4 .eso:
$4,000, and ttere ia insurance 70 the shoua1 0i
sl5 GOO
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Rnuon Weekly Bank Statement.

Bosros, Tuesday, Jure II, 1883.
The following are the footcgs Of our Bank State
rent for the past week:
,.t.l Sta~k $3 so 4s Due other a. ioo
Specac st@tvo Circr4aiion. ep-rS
Due I'm other Bxnks SlS5Ooo
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Collector Schen's Confirmation.

ALBANY, Tuesday, Jd1e 10, 1875.
On receiving rews Of Augustus Schsiss eoG n
,inn. a, - O'Clock list night, the Hsrd Shell Dsno
Gratis N this CITY fired 100 guns
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4 ling OfIhe America.

p..I1I. L ~ 10 / -.
Il fre,.r .rs',e'o.e =; i-s Po., Oh & = =.
81. o. -t-- aidt Ana 80. u t' - h''l'
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HARD SHELL.--A correspondent al Cas- ibsss-
bryyb Ohio writes tss. there ia live tsssolss ia that
vicinity which was 6sst csptursd md marked 10 1914
II was then full grown. II was rccapeUvi in 1921,
and again taken IN 1890, aad laM week 1'~s1 fouad
f..f the fourth time. On each oocssoS Il was ex-
Nmnad and identified a. the Vss.abis Qv sdrupsd VI u
va era, bxssded IN lait. lCiaOavAs Osas<es.
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KEIGlIM

4 collision hsd o,curri "a t. railf I'D or; ""e
Ncfs aId M-a-ge. Mae ptIt'.s "efr "a
about fcr.y .eyei,Iv wOaui,3. TIE a'e-; i'pSi'
r-pr;s the amber .. dead ST ts.niy -'- snI w7u-.
% ffy-t~o.
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SWEDEN.

Tire health If The King CT Sweden mad 50 much N
,ovsd thst n Is hoped liz few moa.bs 10 III be sble
10 reeuu,s the direction Il sf.i:s.
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CIRCAsSIA

say ttAt sI Turkish stesmers, with go c.en ard l.!
gurS. o,s; srchor on the 3lst o. Msy al Graves.
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Rojger Explosion.

N,wLORLEAss, Monday, June 1, 1885
TIL. ..s.nsr Ecpes exploded her heater yesterday
r..r Hs,chsS Two kied sRd three wounded.
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IT, Glois' Paris coriespo1der. says the Circas.
p, 'ns have besten Ras-a7 diyisoa ard tskea gen
slc. p.
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THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.
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The British VisitatiOnS.

WHAT Is SAID in PARLIAMENT and by The PRES,
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THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

ARRIVAL or THE EUROPA.
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PHILADELPHIA, June ID, Io0S.
The Tariff meeting this evening waslsryely attended,
and exceedingly enthusiastic. Tue iolowos we're the
officers Of the meeting:
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The Explosion Of the Pennsylvania

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remove, 81 d.nerua &c, n. ard rom III. ,oAr qus
.SS nm ~ ~ pes r a ~ a,s @ , &
WI ;,op sud ssep !, falling 81 ~ak,. IN go"y
vii fsl Seeoms gay .aeu reader
read the following and Judge Tor yoursslve.,
NEssKs o J WOOD Co
GEATLrsrh: Having heard rood ces sbsu, prcf..so-
Woods Hair Restorative, and ny - ,,s sr,yI "a.
up my mind 70 lay aside ;As - beint 9s slS -, eAcs
sr-a, many psrsops eludices which J. III ~, non VITA
cine-, sDa sh"- aAd stsDS Al manner Oi pN.s.t
ssrh =: ago commenced l'i3s 70" 1''''' !"
Sb. rr,a has been so very satisfactory ssi
did So JUST 20 20 as ~ as .st, r.
aaice my FOG .eitins A.as are un ~n 70
ry, your .a I'll hey nave .o~i p'o, e
b. prosf being occasr ienonr st'on write YOU tn is''s
I; y MAJ .bo- 70 such, aud ao direct them 70 ne
T Tr,ier rroi who IN and o1t Of n T. "ire haIIrs
NJ s,r I. row - 4atr. color and much improved in sP
pearanee every way b,ins so.se and ''a Hia'
nI-'Hi 'A''~' LIvrsssroS, Ala, Feb H. 1855
pvo, yyoon Do,, S,, Your Hair Restorative has done
e. - 80 Of he country Ny hair he's been 'lish
" diminishing for years caused. suppose. from .sn, IRA
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row srowns after having used all other remedies tno.n 70
.S,i,. al DO ave Afflicted way your remedy
You publish this you think proper ,frnI IRON
PHrLApgLPsIA. Sept 9. 1857
wOopDea' S, Your hsI Rs;os.s1 e; s. o. Of ms
head almost los, lie eoveTins-wss IN fact BALD nave
two asp, Si 5siss ss ssbi Dfon. p Of yous ,n
the font also receiving Is benefit have so oe' ~ IN
s,on' without ay bench, vas,Ee tSsr. to nv t.
Yoas,, respectfully D. R. THoIAs 81 d.
tn. restorative . put up Of three ,izss viz L.rse
medium and small; ,m. holds h@ pai .nd .es' @ m
N rfor.iou ,hsn the retss - pr bottle the ars
holds quart - per cent more in proportion and '''
WOOD Coz Rropds.or. Nc s2 sro.dw'y, os M Ns
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