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The De Risiers Romance.

The escape of dc Riyiere has created considerable
excitement in Hoboken, and during yesterday
quite number called at the Napoleon Hotel
out of curiosity TO see the place. Mr.. Huncke no
doubt did much larger trade during the day than
he has for some time past. Officer McDonough still
denies knowing the whereabouts Of the Zouave, and
declares that be has not him since the time the
officers from Jersey City came TO arrest him. II Is
well known that de Riviere had no money further
than the fifty dollars loaned him by his French
friend the first day he put up ut the Napoleon
As he has not been able TO make raise since, he Is
doubt penniless. There can be no doubt but that
he has not gone far however, should he have made
of for good, 1t will be blessing to COL Blount, his
wife and daughter.
II Is said that de Rvere has had one or two bills
cent on from the South for payment, which he left
behind unsettled. Seven thousand dollars is said TO
be portion Of his Indebtedness; 81 800 70 party
In New Orleans, and three four hundred to several
persons ip Mobile Col Blount says that he cost him
some 81 500, that he was compelled to pay out in
Mobile. He says he Is determined 90 follow up de
Rivere, IL he has 10 remain away from home two or
three years He has given up all business AMI will
do all he can TO bring him TO Justice As regards the
charge made against him for larceny, in stealing his
daughters clothing, he will remain to appear against
him, should he be retaken and held for trial The
retorn of the writ of hotsos corpus on de Riviere
will be made this morning, but it IL doubtful II his
lawyer has seen de Rivicre since his sudden de-
parture.
LETTER FROM oFFrcsR McDoNouGH.
TO THE EDITOR or
In your paper Of Sunday morning another article
appears relative TO the de Rviere romance, in which
you state several things relative to myself and my
conduct in the affair. Permit me to say that there
is not one word of truth in the whole statements
contained in the article, so far as am concerned
with the solitary exception OF that part Of II which
states that de Rviere standing on the piazza oil
the hotel when the Jersey City officers came TO ar
rest him. Your reporter who made the statements
contained in the article, knew that was not miss
ing" after de Riviere made his escape; for on the
contrary, held one or more conversations with him
and he saw me during the day on two three Other
occasions.
When Mr.. Blount first came TO me I gave him al
the information could relative 10 the whereabouts
of his wife and daughter, and If he had followed my
directions instead Of going to Jersey City he would
have probably succeeded better In lis eadeayoss u
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obtain possession of his wife and daughter. All the
information gave Mr. Blount was true to the letter
and am still willing to give, and do give, to any
person desiring it, all the information and assistance
in my power relative to the whole matter on both
sides. / knew nothing whatever of de Rvieres
leaving the hotel that night, do Inow know any
thing of his whereabouts. When went bail for de
RivieIe it was merely an act of generosity on my
part and at the request of Mrs Bount and especial
ly as Mr.. Bount told that all he then wanted was
possession of his wife and daughter and when he OBJ
tanned such possession he would Immediately return
home, and cared nothing for de Riviere.
FRANCIS N. MCDoNoUau, Captain of Police.
HOBOKEN, July IL, 1858.
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NEW ORLEANS, July TO- 1853.
Cotton remains inactive but prices are easier,
though not quotably lower; sales today 700 bales
Prime moasses il selling at &c. Flour-Good or
binary and superfne, 50 20. Corn-Prime, 75c. Pork
Mess, SIG. Bacon--Sides, &c. with an advancing
tendency. india baggng has advance io. Sterling
exchange 10sa Sight exchange on New York ! q
4 premium.
CHARLESTON July 0, 1853
The sales of cotton to day were 100 bales, at
prices ranging from to l2bc.
BUFFALO, July 100 Pm.
Flour market dull and no change to note in quo
tations: sales 800 bbls, at So rs for superfne Wis
consin and Illinois; "a 81 70 for good to choice
extra do; "a 81 rs for fancy aud extra Ohio, In
diana, Michigan ard Canadian, and 81 so 81 IS
for double extras Wheat quiet: sales 30 600 BUSH
els, at Coo. Csc for Chicago spring zoe. 75c for
Milwaukee club. Oats steads: sales $4,000 bush.
els at 37Ac. a 3sc. Corn in fair demand: sales
so 900 bushels, at SOC CSC. for sound, and 474c.
Soc. for damaged. Rye unchanged: sales $4,000
bushels at 57ac. CSC: Whiskey better: sales 45O
bbls at 2llc. a 22c. Canal freights-40c. on -four,
lie. on wheat. and loo. on corn, TO New YORK. I'm
ports in the last twenty -four hours-Ss2 hbs. -four
$50 bushels wheat, 1912 bushels corn, 9s42
bushels oats 1908 bushels rye. Canal exports
d743 bbls -four, 81 36s bushels wheat, 43,724 bush
OswRoo, July 1O--6 Pm.
Flour dull. Wheat e. good milling demand, but
held generally above views of millers; sales 10000
bushes Mt ysc for white Indiana, soc. for red do,
75c for prime Chicago spring Corn oats and barley
quiet Freights unchanged Lake improvisation
bushels wheat; 10000 bushels oats Canal exports
10000 bbs. -four; 800 bushels wheat; $4,000
bushels corn.
CHICAGO, July 10-G p. M.
Fleur dull. Wheat declined to Coo. Corn quiet:
sales ST 47c. Oats dull. Shipments to Buffalo
% 900 bushels wheat: 10000 bushels corn. Re-
cepts-2200 bbls. flour; S. 900 bushels wheat; 81 !,
600 bushels corn.
otScnS ATT, July TO- 1858.
Flour firm for extra brands; common dull. Wits.
key, 2l}c. Provisions nothing doing, buyers and
sellers apart in their views.
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ALBANY July IL, 1858.
This has been the hottest day Of the season. The
thermometer at nine o'clock this morning marked
81 degrees At halfpast eleven o'clock we had one
of the most severe rain storms in this vic
nifty. The streets were flooded for half an hour so
as to be impossible. The wind blew gale, uproot
ing trees and sbattering chimneys and awnings. In
the country, few miles from here, there was ter
rife hail storm. Stones larger than hens eggs fell,
doing considerable damage to the crops. Two miles
below this city vessel loaded with lumber was
blown ashore
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Hot Wsaxsler Mt Best IN.

BosroS, July IL, 1853.
From ten to three o'clock to-day was the warmest
for several years. The Thermometer ranged from 95
to 100 in the shade. At4P. NJ. heavy showers COM
menced and continued till evening.
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TEIEscoPIc ConKr.--The Nantucket Inquirer
says faint telescope comet was discovered by MIS-
Maria Mitchell, of that town, on the evening Of the
LIST inst. in the constellation Of Leo. IL was seen on
the 4th 9th and 9Th ts position Is 30 low that she
Ia unable 70 obtain such measurement a. viii prove
~ TO he new one, or show that 1t IS one heretofore
seen,
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Our Special Washington Despatch.
0U8 RELATIONS WITH MExIC0-ATTACK OF THE
FEDxKAL FORCES ON GUADALAJARA, ETC.

oUR RELATIONS WITH MExICo-ArTACK OF THE
FEDxxAL FORCES ON GUADALAJABA, ETC.
WASHINGTON, July IL, 1858.
The administration, looking at the actual state Of
affairs in Mexico deems the government of Zuloaga
short lived. Senior Mata, representing Juarez in this
country, Is in Washington and has had an interview
with the President and Secretary Of State Though
not received in the capacity Minister from Mexico,
Gen. Robles is highly esteemed and should the
wheel Of fortune bring Senior Mata in his place,
there will be universal feeling of regret IS regards
tho General personally and apart from political con-
sideratons The administration seems to be in doubt
a. to whether, according to the constitution
Mexico, any one can be c0nstitutionally Pre-
sident of that country who has not his govern
ment at the capital, and whether we can receive
Minister from any other than he who rules at the
capital This nice question is now under the con
eideration of the State Department
By orders from Monterey and the army of the
north in Mexico learn that Blanco has been appoint
cd second in command of the federal army under
Degollado, and had commenced an attack on the city
of Guadalajara on the 5th of June with a force of
about four thousand men.
Arms and ammunition sent from New York to
vidaurri were at Brownsville, Texas yidaurri, not
having the money pay for the six thousand stand of
arms, battery Of artillery and ammunition purchased
by his agent in New York. the wealthy citizens of the
State of Nuevo Leon and Coahua had periodically
guaranteed the payment, and the supplies would be
forwarded
It IL the intention of the constitutional party,
when they have defeated Zuloago's government,
to make either Queretaro or Aguas Calientes the
seat of federal government, and thus destroy the
centralizng power of the city of Mexico.
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Departure Of the CITY Of Baltimore.

HALIFAX, July III, 1858.
The screw steamship City of Baltimore having re.
paired damages sailed from this port at noon to-
day Sunday for Liverpool. Weather clear, with a
Light south wind.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
THE ATl TIC CABL


ST. JOINS, N. F., July ll-6 P. NJ.
We ere yet without the least intelligence o. the
Atlantic Telegraph, there having been no signs Of
the frgate Niagara at Trinity Bay at six o'clock this
evening. The wind is northeast, and the weather
cold and foggy.
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FIJI Inswsssese H.Sr Cutter. No. 4 Saseisy
aresA Hsir dysf. bcx, bAck o. brovA
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Wilson's Hair Colorer VIII not Dye the
,sn bu grsspslly turn f,cur hair "bisek sroua
without In nripg Tie hair. No trouble Ia sgpvirs Ap.
piisf lse waer body ~ OrI ~ ce'tf bottle
walnut Philadelphia.
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n~sehe,cr's H.sr Dye, wigs mr. a Toup~es.--
The best world surpss.i,v all nse Bold and applied
Al The ms ufsciosy rs broadway.
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DIR. s.mson's CcnsuIts sions On Cousuu psicn,
bropchlts ss,hms. neryovs desuhy and irrfts,os in
Engish French German anish. el broadway. sole im
tbose affections.
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MEDICAL wOMDsR.

- HYATTS
The most certain snowS rsr edy for sorofaia rheuna
govt ulcers ercslpelAs sAihoum, and al de-
arising from impurty Of shs blood 20 matter whaA
cause they may have No wn from
TIE life balsam daily curing e worst cases OF dyBpepn
asihnA PilsA liver and ksoel eompAnts oonstipaus: q
Principal depot No. ~ 0raoA asesI New York tes.s
Ssss Far Brooklyn, Mrs. Hayes No. It's futo, srssl
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MIsCELLANEOUs.

MISCELIANEOU0.
A JONMv, 10 ANN STREET - 30 FOR FANOY DHOw
a and CATERS and only - for nrst quality Of pasa Isa0
boo&
st EyERDFLL's. WEDDING CARDS AND EN-
"A velopes silver door plaes seals and presses be
In the city. Broadway corner OF Duane St HsabishsA
1870.
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Malice % Pssssr. Interested In Niagara

Fails water Power Company.
Nrw vopx, July A. lsse
The upder,gnsd trustees and nctrs NAysrN Fsis
Water Power Company have Just been advised dat oerAn
proses~in behalf NJ he
gagged the canal At niagara Falls s,d
credit OF the the purchase
c gccs and In funds 70 be used In eempietng
he canal
isposssee OF he situation Of The affairs o he csmpsny may
te inclined TO stvtnce money and gods credit and respon
sbiy VI TIA pany the undersigned deem Just and
per notify all whom concern ihst Alexander Hay o
Philadelphia II The only legally Authorised 70 corusc
behalf OF the pledge ~ credit and that no
made BY him be ~ vsd or binding
The undcrgsed sdesvcrsd By legal process 70
pubic deceived BIZ ose claiming 70 have
ah 70 Get % behalf Of said oompsny and have prced An
sunc<on such perpsns from msddnx or nier
ferre with and eecs Of the but such
injunction IL powcres 70 restrain them from mskng verbal
Aer,sArops 10 her horty, end me underrGnst have
Aereose deemed us, vars By this noiee All persons 70
whom declarations be made, that hey are uuSe
rAned SD hat the making them bavs no autbosy
EORACE II DAY.
jams r. uREsN,
ALkxARDkR Hay
JAMES WALDROk.
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Hoiiowpy's F1iis.-Fsxmers Require Thew
much a. ne are and the plough they remove go~ei
complaints oavfed hy change 81 vsr also fever an
and all mssdies pfocnced By solesome air fcSi
Sold al 80 MAIDEN ere New York
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Ncssce--We Beg 10 Inform Quar- Friends
that are now supplied In VARIETIES Of the
desirable styes Of NJ q panis vests
for and boys hope W keeping Large additional
force, Keep siovx vel up through The season.
n. DTvlIr A CO, ass $50 and go Brvsdvay.
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Elastic SsoekinRv, Radical Cure rrosses,
shoulder brsces supporters and baudsges Instruments for
every defor-ay. Dt. II. L. PARSONS, No. Ann street
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vacation among his numerous friends in that vi
cinity relinquishing oil professional labors except
for a couple Of weeks at Toronto, where he appears
on the 26th inst.
Charles Lehman, of the Ravels, IL exhibiting in
the Meodeon, Boston. collection of views in South
Russia, taken by himself, under direction OF the En-
pyor Nicholas.
The Misses Lucille and Ellen Western brought
their engagement suddenly to close at the Detroit
theatre, where they had been drawing very full
houses. The manager withheld their money from
night 10 night, and being at last tired of promises,
the stars demanded their dues and refused TO play
without. The manager unwisey chose to close his
theatre, leaving the young ladies' minus.
Mrs. Hudson Kirby went 70 England in the Europa,
from Boston, on Wednesday week
Chapman's Varieties, in New Albany Is said TO be
doing good business drawing full and fashionable
houses.
sherlock. of the Detroit theatre, takes his com.
pany TO London and Hamilton, G. w, on the 18th Of
July, 10 play Jessie Brown" Salle st. Clair goes
with him.
Mr.. and Miss Richings are at the Metropolitan
theatre, Detroit.
Miss Anna Cruise n playing at sothern's Lyceum,
Halifax.
0rdway's Folans, with Eph. Horn, are at Miss
Kmbcrly's theatre, Pttsburg.
The "Grotto Nymph,' a burleslue, by A. w
Thaxter, Of BOSTON, was produced last week at tho
Athenaum and was successful.
parodi has been singing in Puerto Principe.
Among the passengers BY the City Of baltimore
on her last trip, were Mrs. W. Vincent Wallace tne.
Helene stoepe), who goes 70 join her husband and
Theodore Eisfeld. Mrs. Wallace will return with heI
husband early in the fall.
Miss laura Keene, nv. and Mrs. jefferson, are a
Sch anton, Pa.
A Miss Kate Dean, yourg Tompkins county Va
cast OF much celebrity is giving concerts In Ithac
and Owego to crowded audiences.
The net proceeds OF tie late grand musical festiva
at the Academy and Jc nes Wood amounted TO ~ O0e
The widow OF the mn stefan who died from sun strok
received 1900 and tha botanca will no o;von "a IN
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&]itcrarifa)e 2tnsciac.

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ID mi ii. Sn 9enannten Staate trttt Elm ST..
Abrart fiibn ais SlnoiOat fir Da8 @ouoer.
neur8amt auI elmer NntilflaUereis Ylattlorm auf
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lautet:
sd ftele mid biermit al8 Sanctoat fir bas
2lmt De8 Governors bon Su9inien por unp
merpe nit aller meiner 6dbi3teit Die 3mefmds
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0unpe5perpaltun9 nm cine S1enfuno bon
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a~nfaait uno ibre Au5wanperuuB aus ben Ser.
Staaten bewerflteul9s. Sdte 0irginien Die
buupert OtluIOnen Ncre5, welhe eS Den Ser.
Staaten in 1877 Ideurte. gu oielem 3nefe
perpenOet, 10 wiirpeu Die @e(tape ~lstuer 6errlis
den 6lElie ieBt Don einer Sepeibli6en welben
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unp Cottages beldet letn. Str8unien mdre lest
Der eff tie Staat Der Union in Xanowirtbltalt,
San0el un0 Sabrtfen. Wtan gebe mir Elm
6elD, UNI metnen 1tebenbublern geseniber III
treten - cine anoere @unlt beSebre i6 ni6t
- unO meta miro Der triumph fem"
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tpur0e Seltern Jtadt in 165 GtaD Nscenlion II.
n @raD n6rol. Oeclinatlon Seleben.
Sprtn0ftelO, Wtali., IA. Sept. Die
brittle rationale YferoeauSI1elluna paro beute
b~ierlelblt unter lebr siiulttSeu Spr5eiden croft,
net. unter ben 500 auS5eiteuteuG bieren befars
Den ltd Die betanntelten 9fclie pe8 2lnoe8.
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Iele9rGpbtGcDe ySacg1riSbten
8ert6tet FIR ben 8aIttmor m.e..n

9btlaOelpbia, Is. Sept. SIN ~fliuften
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OppOlitIon8, 8anOi0ut.
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fratllhe Gpuntps Convention %perl1nmelte ld
b:ute bier uno ncminirte Slme8 Vt OoptIn0
per Exclamation fir @Du8reB.
Cincinnati, IS. Sept. Gilnotbp s.
Oap mnree bon ben Nepublifanern DeS l.. Son
9reB-Oltrltta nomlnirt, 5Obn u. @arIep BON
oeten oe8 ~5peiten.
SaOannab, IS. Geptbr. Der Otapor
meloet BRET Gooeofalle bon 9elbem 6ieber w1b'
reno Der AoAe, Die init Dienlta5 enOete.
Neuere8 Don &c Wertco.
IN SnoepenOence, Oto., lit Die 4olt nit Neu>
Decentralization bis gum %. Aus. augefome
men. Obne 3Weifel lit 3pii9en benz Com,
nl1noo OeS Ufulor 8rOOf5 II. ben Ncma0OzSu
pIallern Elm &refen pOr9eialeu, ba Der W(aior
TN SInne bate, ben SnDianern ibre 5elper ~
5%eFltOrer, mas ftp olele 9ewlB ut4t sefauen
lteBen.
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befenner, baB e8 bort CANA 9etpaltig 9dbrt. Wi,
lal1en ben iuterellunteu Nrtifel bier lpl9en. Olt
f@tcBleui5er Der Au9sburserin iiber rerplutio.
mares U@lit" unO per9l. muB Der 2eier nit IL
ben Saul uebmeu. = Der Nrtifel lautet:
v6ra9t man ir8enp einen Staliener, pon mel.
der &lalle er let, nab Wtd55int uno Orltni, il
niro er 5par plelletdt 5uBelteben, ooB Der Wtorr
an li0 nl6t gu btlll9en unp Die Oolhpolitif MIDI
9eraOe5u gu loben Jet ober eS miro taum eiler
geben, oer nIdt pennOd %bebauptet; DAP WtlS.
5tni uno Or(tni srcBe Wlnuer leien. Oeu
bano0reitlltem Semei5 pallir linoet AUDI Del
Ntdtelngemeibte III ben un5dbli9en YbOtc9ra'
pbteen SrlinTS, nit Denen leber SjlDerz, 8uds
btnoerz unO DISQUALIFICATION In 3urir, Nl55a,
Wenna, Ale1anoria uno Gbamberp 9eldmIld
lit. Gben 10 mirD fl, en lr9elD Uermo8llder
Staliener wabl bitten, li9 ben Seltrd5en fur
Die Ma8inl'l4e Iuletbe 81 ent5lebeH. Wenn
AUDI pielelft rn9ern, perla9t ct bod letne An<
tbeilnabme ni9t, UNI nl4t IN Den Seroaht zines
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nidt auf bic &ilte bet 6etnoe ce8 Vaterlanoe8
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Den Qeaationen, in 0tom ic9ar berridt pieleS
@ilt 10 gut mie in Saroinien. Sh 6lcren5 SO
lit befanrtlih elm Credlto moblllare 9e9rltn.
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baupten Iebr gut unterridlete 2eate, Dap 5000
900 Sire ~perlus9abt leieu, unO fein BUD welle
nad, wobit oa5 @elO 9etOmmen. unse4eure
Summen 9ebeu auf 0silelpelen, Die 9uupt
letter sebGren our anBerlten l~iberalen Rartel;
auBer 5uet @elAdft8leuten beltebt oas 9an5e
Ser onal gum 9r6Bsen Gbeile aus pollttlAen
0taDifalen. Wtan foulr,lt auf Spuren, oaB GAS
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litilAes iet. Sa Der Ibat, nit ben perauS9ab
ten 100000 2ire bat man purA gang Stallen
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