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SSeme SDpOtbeiem 81 treffs bcs
ntIalt. Sele9r1pben.

Der Sperateur Quncb Ucn Der Staticn Sas
lentia 1T Der eint9en Tagen in Salif1r an9e'
fcmmen unc reiste ron ba nit ieinen Snltrus
menten unb Npplraten na9 Der Grinttp Vap,
um, in lIebereinltinmunS nit 0alentia, Ser
fude an5ulteIeu. Bis gu benz Nu9enblIde, ais
er 8alentia am II. b perlieB, batte man oa-
lelblt, wie er BON Salifar aus an @pru8 6telO
tele9rapbirte, ltarfe unp re9elmdBl9e StrSmun,
gen, aber lett Dem 2. D. feline Wprte mebr er,s
pfanoen. 9unOp 9llubt, oaB Die ISOLATION oe3
SupferorabteS uuterbrpAen 1T uno 3par brei
Meilen BON 81lentia. QGie bic 2cnpOn Gime8
Rom IA. b. melDet, tamen na9 ME Dor l6pa6e
elettrilhe StrGmun9en, unbrauAbar 3ur Scut.
humiliation, burA oaS SabPl. Die Zines lpri6t
nur ron d a d Ell Str0mun8en, wdbreno
QunbD pom # a 7 t n uno re9elm Bt9en
Strcnul9en fabultrt !
@inen san5 unper5eiblidcn 6ebler ~be9iu9en
bic OireftOren Der utlautilden 3ele9rapbens
GOmpasnie in @nslanO, inoem lte BIG gum ~
b. aGeerten, coS ltdrtere &abel, melde8 ltatt oef
rferenoe8 bel Salentlo 9ele9t weroen lotte, Dor
Ylpulcutb mad Valentta transpCrtiren 81 lallen
Grit am II. B muloe oallelbe 81 YIpulCutb II
benz Sdiffe Bilbca rerlaoeu unb etlpa ain 16,
b. bottle man es mad 8alentia a~blenten au fGn
men. OieleS Sabelenoe 1T IA BIG IS Wteiler
lang, mist 81 3oa i'm Durtme11er unp wie9
bro Wleile 100 @entner, ipdbrenp baS cioent
iide Witteltabel bios 20 @entner pro Wieil,
Uieet. Die erSBere Stdrte 1T nctbwenois. mel
BON Der iriI1en Sitte aus Der WteereSbcOen lid
nur allmdbli8 ientt, paS &abel lon1tt Dor S4tfs'
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9tmfrnft hes SYRINGE Sllbert.

NemsYOrt, 20. Septtr. Der Dam>
per prlnce hilbert fam beute0 crmitta9 balb y
Nbr 1t II Yaiio8iereu Der 81 :
It rita ali. Ole Nanen ron 10 perlelben
lrurOen bereitS 8euttlDet, 6arunter Yrcf. @l1u>
cen8tlee) nno 3pet weitere linO: 8. Yeterlou
BON SAweoen uno 5, SbcmpiOn ron Aultras
lieu.
3Weite 9epeiGe.
@Int9e Der nit Dem Brlnce gilbert aef0mmes
men @eretteten, barunter 6err Stolen bon gtih.
mol1o uno Serr 8errp bon 0adenIad, yf. S.,
8abttI 8erIdte. Die I'M Welentliden nit ben fri.
bererl lbereluitinmen.
Sefr PeterIpn BON S6weoen la9t, Der @upi:
tan lei Der er c 9eweien, oer iiber 8oro
lprang.
Sfein 3a8enitur unb Ofi5ier par 5u finpen
l'n0 ~ t'nnte feiue Di85iplin uufreAt frbatten
Deroer.
pr. ROien Ia9t, Iein Uater lei nit i'm Incl
mem So0t 9emelen uno berau8setalIeu &c babe
up bonn an ben Stern 9efIamrlert, aber aus
9ti4OpTun9 balO leinen Salt p~ellcren; er
(per Sobn) babe ibnl na6lpriusen woQeu, 5a
d0er Don Oenen I'M 8O0te perbinoert morpen.
9 aOonnub, 20. Sept. Sic TcoesT1Qe
mabreno ner No1e ~tetrn9eu 35, woupu 9 BON
8elben 0leber ; 8sltern ltarben s PerIonen. no.
pon 2 aal 8elben SJcber.
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Antnnft beS Onmpfers


2a9e Neuere8 aus @uropa.
New Uort, 80. Sept. Ole 4tabia fam
ut SlOetPo0l|9 tahrl4ten Bis gum Is, b. bieIen
Nbeno bier an.
Ote OaInpter Itp5 unb 9riel famen an, II.
un0 bic Gambia am 10. braueen ar.
Mdrtte: 2ioerprol Is. Sent. Baum
fD0ue un1 ! qeltle8en. 8rcpfrIfe NeiQuno
gum Stn'e1l, Frcpllcneu ebeniau8.
9onlol5 973 -97g.
Die atIant. Gele8rapben. @ftien ~ 1920 II.
$3.50 8eiunten.
&0Ie DE Eonoon Zines beridtet, firdtet man
aus perlNtecenel Nn3eiden, Da6 10000
Wtelten ION Dem Tier elm 8rud, be8 Nobe(8 err
TclBt nj; 2O0~-24O 9Peilen pom llfer 1T bic
2lefe nun 400 Tace1 unb innertalb oteIer Oi=
Itan5 fonnte Dem WtiBiarce leiht oboebolfPr
'petoeil nber ipe'ter blnou5 3l tettd0t pie Eiefe
plcell0 15OO-18OO 61oen II. bier tlnn lbpers
lld9 9ebplTen merpen. Wabrideinli6 aber 1T
an o'elenl abI4alii9en Ylate oas Sat1 beIba,
Di9t. =
Ote Abtretun3 BEG SaIen8 Ron giQl Trauca
an 0tuBt1no %rson5lrt iib an Die @inrdumura
pol oenlelben 0(edten, lpel6e bic Imerifauer
IN Spe55ta babeu.
Ole ipamiiden &orte8 Iiuo aufoe[Sf unb ouf
Den L. D5br. neue einberufen wcrOel,. =
Inter peh Wtnlelndnnern in Der Girfei Ipll
Die NuTre9un9 INNER meDr 5unebmen.
D'e rnlplde 9fe9ierun9 loQ 6e9uf5 Der Nuf,
pebunB Der Velbei9enIdaft eilen auaoeoebnten
0'1a15pl1l1 dn1ebuen moQe1.
SGaH9l Ieu nit einent Gerlult BON 327
Wtanl 9cidll9en Dorben Iein
Dem DampIer > ammouta erp(cbirte
leln Ota9a8in, balO nodDeln er Saunburo Der.
tallen bate uno er fubr 5urif ; fluf leiner YaI>
la9tere puroen perpnnoet. :
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tbigenb. G8 1T aGerbin98 mabr, ba6 in 6plge
Oe8 rurp bic SiBe i4mel5eupen Sdnees Der
6luB wieOer ~9eltiesen mar, aber piele5 Stei9en
bat l6on wieper aui9ebGrt. Die 8erlptfeluns
gen nit ben Sncianern perDen a0em NnlAeine
nld aud ntAt BON permanenter Dauer ietu.
Der @nIpfan9 elmer betrdhtliheu Wen9e
@olptaub miro lpObl Die Wirtun8 oueiibeu,
DaB uuier gum Gbeil i4On c~erloren 0egau9ener
gutter Nuf lid) pieper etlpa8 ii @aliTornlen be.
ben miro, obgleid, cine ftarte @inpanperun9 aus
iener @eBeno ntAt 'ber gu erwarten Ieiu miro,
ais bis bet 6luB gang 9efaIen lit.
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ntBbelt ansunebnten, oaB lie II III 8 TO II
l!np: I'll. ,
S6tf 8 N At II 6aften:
SO SepOtmann, Gapitan ; 0e8erfe, pierter
Officier; BON MOrgenltern, Sn9euieur; 8olz
perS, Br%ppiantmeilter.
Yaiio9iere;
Scrmam Sonobeim, 6ran unb 5 &ino:r,
Nems yort ; WiiB Bridget 9lusbliu. DO. @arl
~0tettmann, DO. WtrS. Sulie @bbin9b1us unb.
To9ter, DO. u gBeiBenborn, DO. il 6 yseio,
mann, DO. Is Weisfer, DO. ; OtrS. Scpbie Sc.
gel uno 3oAter. DO. ; u Sc Starmunt, DO. I;
Us 0folentbal, 6raa uao 5 &inoer, b.. ; WiB
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S Scope, DO. 8 glpelsporfer, DO. 6 8oael
Do, Suliu8 Sul6, DO. 9 Sttitoff, Minoen; s
Bo8el uno 6rau, 0tep>S rlean8 +; Rr8. @milte
Ye5in uno 3 &tnDer, Ybilapelpbia Seruranu
1bcrbede, 90. WftB Gberele bon Mtenqer8bous
len, Nrnsber8 Ntrs. Nuua Beppers uno 3
&inoer, ct. 2oui8; NfiB Wlria Serfcn, bO.
@ultuU SObn, SOnrsSbera Satcb 6reunpliG
unD 6rou, WtttelSoorf @dbelm Stad,el, Sin,
%cintatt OeiB SeOwi9 Oormiber, Samblro
j @crriien uno Srau, DO. , WttB Caroline SO.
mtg, Copenhagen; YfiB Selcne Wplf, DO, ; &
Bartel5, San Srancl8cp; s . Grott. 2onit.
bar /; s y Dtdlfurp, bo. 81 Sermann. ;Srau
uno z Sinner, S8elo; Srau 9ad)s, Yotsoam :;
6rdulein 2Spentbal unO S6wdserin, Sutrps
gin (Pclen); 3Srael 9srael, pprmont; Clara
SSrael, Go. Oppenbeiut unp 4 3inoer. 8clen
@aro unb 8ruoer, Californian :; &abIer. Do
Jtemmann, DO. 0crniber, 3D.; Weubrinf, 0fem.
Dort ]; Alpine uno DaUiD @obn, 8reslau g8
6 8tiI, New.Oort Sranciaca Sols, Do,
frau Garcliue 9clfer uno SObn, pr.; 6ron
Steintruus, Do. 6rau Stnfen, DO; u Surt,.
pbilabelpbta; Sespe, 0ippe=D etnolo. II d"
(9ta6i in 9tew. 2)crf an9elansten 8riefen Re,
ablt6tiste an9 Or. 26we pOn @albe (fraber
0leoafteur Der o9tenen 3eit") nit leiuer sSrou
aui Der gulrio nad &mertta 3uriid sufebreu.-
Die 9fep) Sd $3.50 2'.-ta .
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Scrfoufs 9tn.ctaeu.
2rln1 YScrf0mf

Nb*NAt SSEEINHET+
&c., bO Ader &anb NIT 9uten 8etaulibtetten, 16 Wietien
IS;;;S son Der Staot ndbe Der 2auphraBe unb In Der eeluu-
EENita eetten %eBene, tl0% Mftr an Der Nprtbern &eutraI.
Ma1A@tten6abn 80 M.elen DOn Der Stdbt init @ebduoen
~ 4asr an Der alien 8reoertf 8pdo, gut %an8ebaut; 1917 Ntcr
mt pnol6en Standardization unb NrIGBen. wtre geeen @iaen-
Gounh IN .er Stdet etnactaufbt; 8 Nder an Der diten Jrebertd
Npdo' q Ntetle pDn Otpunt be Sales l9O Ader am ~g0aIbtus.
tpn.Sdnppe8e, IL Dtetlen BON Der Stdot; 2 bduler IN Som.
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sttetr.; 2 IN eertn8tUnfr. 1 In 5rDntfr. I tn prattfraBe {;
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~ pertdufft. 9Icfer unD "
MpI5-S $40, 63 Sapettefro6p >
Ca Rauftriefe @tetb-S rntrat te, Gefdmen c unS ork,r,
tdrtftlt6e Fdptere, ,Uris @dtisu. @eri&ts. @Ce fb6fte oCrts
betenS bsigrat.
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heftlnbi8e Irbett nebf euten Qppn erba ten. Ndbsrts IN 0S.
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Oeiuhi
perulietbel

etn creehtlthar Sun8eUpn i4-16 Satrsn, pel6er bas ROtrs
mo 2BetpsnfnpInna den erlerncn min, faun zine ante Steue or,
alter PEI u. WRt6el, no. 81 Q. &tarle5ffr. Sptt8.S
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@tn tl'tnes Stprestmmer an etnen fetr Isbbaften Sci tGfts-
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Snt oeutl1en Arbettsburedu ND. s Rprtb Jrebertdfrase
perbsaM IOeletd Sieusn BEL. ret fur Glerfs, Yprter, 8arfee.
per- aHfnarlfr, 8u.f9r, Sdrtner, darmer. D1dnner in 5a.
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SptE7-> 4DalGetmR r Il. u fIuobDFf gIaentpu
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Iele9rapDiCst,e Nacbricbten
Bsrt@tet fUrpen pefer."
Ser SranS Der Stuffrte

Son fol8enOen Ser cueg lift beiuabe nit Sc,
ntBbelt ansunebnten, oaB lie II III 8 TO II
i'm B: .-e t.. lid
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Arbeit Nathmeifunn8 QSurcnu.
2bdmeSltrd2e 9fo. 55

Nrbeit Nadpeifune8 8urcau,
GbameSl truBe go. SIS,
Inter &ufd6t Der sDsutf6en @eIeldaft."
Aue Otejent8en, pel9e beui6e 6aubwerfer, Nrbetter pbet
oieEteNten gu bsl6dftt8sn vlniten, fDpte au beatfGen dr.
osttiuGenben wpucn Nb periGnlt6 pber In franftrten Yrtefen
an ben Asenten her @eeGf aft, 5rn. 8. s. QBtl(tma.
70 u NO. 30 39nmssHr. enOea, fpe.ter unentseIblt6
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MuGf=uuterr;cbt.

Der ltntsrSct1nete teia@rtUtjgt feline Srednbeun bGs pub
ttulr TIM 1uesmetncn, ba6 er u0D Baltimore surlidgefebrt uno
berett 1T in 9tanp- unb Sr8eIfptcGCn Stnseu
unp In bar IN II fttaltf6en &pntppf fits II Iuterrtdi
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dtf8mau 6aften:
So Sepotmann, G1pitan ; Qeserfe, pierter
Officier; BON MOr9enlteru, Sn9enieur; @clz
perS, Yroptantueilter.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-08-19
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

N n. O'RXLEY. r. Co; OLD rs.
TABLISHED wHARFB0AT, Evansville,
Indiana Storage, Forwarding. and Commission
Merchants general Railroad, Steamboat, and Ex
Social Acu.rlts ftf the
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From Washingt

w AShiS6JoS, aug. lo.-P. N.
The Post Master General has been assured
that Messrs. Butterfield & Co. will commence
on the 18th of September, carrying the
overland Pacific mail, and no doubt remains
OF their prompt and successful fulfillment of
their contract. AL the necessary means of
transportation will be on the route. The
stations are already fixed. The supplies OF
water arranged.
The Cass- Ysarri treaty, as amended by
Nicaragua, has been received by our Govern
ment and is under the Consideration Of the
Executive.
The Utah peace commissioners have had
a long interview with the President con-
corning the affairs OF that Territory.
The President has appointed George W.
Ryeman Secretary of the legation at Chill,
and William Ii. Carlin, Post Master at
Quincy, Ills, vice J. e. Riley, declined.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-08-19

An EVANSVILLE THIEF ARRESTED AT NEW
BrRGH.-A fellow calling himself Thomas
Porter, made his appearance at Newburgh
last Friday night, with fine mule belong
ing TO Esquire Rowley, of this city, which
the stranger offered for sale next morning
mt Sl20. The Democrat says he was sus-
pected; and DR.. McReynold's to amuse the
thief till information could I've sent to Ey-
ansville, traded for the animal, for which he
agreed to pay $50. The seller not feeling
very well, asked for prescription. The
Doctor administered a strong dose of ipecac,
and after its operation, put him TO bed.
Before he recovered, Messrs. Fitzwilliams
and Laughlin arrived from Evansville and
took him into custody. His real name was
found to be Eb. Beeler. The Doctor made
no charge for medicine and attendance.
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The Mount Vernon Advoc ate.

We have received copies of beautiful
little paper, published by the association of
ladies, for the purchase of Washington's
tomb and homestead. The paper gives in
detail the proceedings of the association and
full accounts of the efforts to raise funds
In it are published the name Of every con-
tributor of either large or small sums. The
collections ore made through regents in each
State, who arc appointed by the Board of
Directrcsses at Richmond, Va. There has
been as yet no announcement Of one for
this State; some public spirited and patri-
.oiic lady could acquire distinguished honor
for herself, and do credit to her State by
coming forward to aid the association in
Indiana. A record of all the contributors
and contributions will be made and preserv-
ed at Mount Vernon, for future inspection.
Those who aid in this laudable work will
have their names perpetuated for genera
tons upon the honored list and while the
presence of n name may not confer a great
honor upon the giver, its absence might
cause blush TO descendent who, an hun
.drcd years hence, should find no trace of
the name descended to him among the do
nors 1t would be still more Notifying, to
find a mcagre or penurious list from one :
native State in such national record. We
trust the ladies of the State win look to
the honor and credit Of Indiana in the
matter.
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A similar answer has been sent to the
other parties and il must suffice for anxious
inquiries everywhere.
NEW YoRE, August I'm.
The electricians at Trinity Bay say moth
ing concerning the working of the cable
The time for the transmission or the Presi.
dents reply will depend on the working Of
the cable, at this time perhaps under favor
able circumstances, it will require an hour
and half
The steam frigate Niagara is signaled be-
low.
New YORK, Aug. ls, 10 o'clock, NJ.
The Niagara has anchored off the light
ship, and is awaiting high water before she
comes up to the navy yard. She will be
welcomed with the salute already provided
for, in anticipation of her arrival.
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From Washington.
WASHINGTON, Aug. Is,

WASHINGTON, Aug. ls-N.
The FIRST message having been stated to
be the complete message of Queen Victoria,
the President on this assurance, prepared
his reply which is everywhere regarded as
a full, happy and significant response to her
majestys dispatch. The entire message has
relieved her Of the generally unfavOrable
criticism to which the incomplete dispatch
at first exposed her. The liveliest interest
in the success of the Atlantic telegraph is
manifested by the Administration.
The Secretary of the Interior has decided
that the law of 1850, granting to States
swamp and overaowed lands is not applica-
bic to Minnesota, and that the statute does
not extend to States admitted into the Union
subsequent to its passage.
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Murder mt Chicago.

y young man named Magee. worthy
mechanic of Chicago, was murdered on
Monday, in cold blood, by Francis Busch,
youth of twenty-an only son of one OF
the wealthiest citizens of Chicago. The
circumstances as stated by the Chicago
Democrat are about as follows: 4 build
ing owned by Busch's father extended over
the line three inches, on an adjoining lot
and the owner of the lot, who was building,
requested its removal. This request be did
not comply with, and after counselling up
on the subject, they resolved to tear OF tie
siding, and brick up between the studding,
leaving the inner ceiling undisturbcd. Mon
day morning their workmen accordingly
commenced tearing off the clap boards.
Mr.. Busch's son, Frank Busch, seeing this,
pointed a loaded pistol through an open
window, and frightened them away. A
complaint was then made to the authorities,
and a special force of half-a-iozen police
were ordered TO repair to the spot and pro-
tect the workmen. Young Busch was ar
rested, taken to the Police Court, and waiv-
ing an examination, gave bail to appear
next Monday morning and stand trial for an
assault with deadly weapon his father go
ing his security in the sum of $500. As
soon as he was at liberty he returned to the
spot, and 90 nu.t:ng for n few moments
with his father and mother, he walked de-
liberately around TO where his victim, in
company with other workmen, were busy
erecting a scaffolding, and without speaking
word, drew his pistol from his pantaloons
pocket, and shot him dead in his tracks. So
unexpected and deliberate was the shooting
that those who were looking at him all the
time, among whom were police officers one
of whom was within five feet of him, that
the deed was done ere his arm could be
stayed. He was at once seized by half-a-
dozen persons and disarmed, after which he
was taken to the armory and locked up
The pistol used was Colt of the latest i'm
proved patent. His father and Mr. Rob
son were also arrested as accessory before
the fact.
The father is said to be worth half a mil
lion, and the question is whether there is a
rope strong enough in Chicago to hang a
man whose pockets hold such an amount OF
gold. The citizens are determined TO find
one.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
n THE L. q ". 1
Last Nights Dispatches.
From New ork.

NEW YORK, Aug. 18-P N.
The United States steam frigate Niagara,
Capt VIM. l.. Hudson, which assisted i'm
laying the Ocean Telegraph, anchored off
the Battery at o'clock, y. m. As the
Niahara passed the forts she was greeted
with the national salutes, and when ap-
preaching the Battery, n salute of 100 guns
was fired therefrom by the Scott Life
Guards. The Niagara reports that she had
supply Of poor coal when she left St.
Johns, which ran Short occasioning the
delay.
slightest doubt of the cable being an entire
success.
By the Persia, which was met by the
Niagara off the bar, outward bound he
wrote to the Directors Of the Atlantic Tele-
graph Co. of Great Britain, recommending
them to prepare another cable at once as it
was evident that the present one, which, in a
short time, may transmit messages as rapid
ly as an air line, will not be sufficient for
the business. Until the last of September
the line will be closed to all messages ex-
cepting those to and from the Governments
Of Great Britain and the United Stated
The Niagara went to the Navy Yard at
o'clock this evening, gaily decked with
colors from stem to stern. She received
a salute from the North Carolina The city
of Brooklyn is finally illuminated in many
parts, including the City Hall. The City
Hall at Williamsburg is also Illuminated.
Capt. Hudson's reception was enthusiastic
The streets of the city were crowded.
Tiffany & Co., the celebrated jewelers., in
order to satisfy the great public denland
have purchased the remainder of the cable
on board the Niagara, $50 miles, TO sell in
small pieces. The Brooklyn authorities have
decided to celebrate the success of the At
lantic telegraph tonight. Capt. Hudson
will receive a public reception at the city
Hall, amid salutes, illuminations bontires,
fireworks and music. The cost to be So,
900.
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Hase We invite the attention Of the sick
and afflicted, TO the advertisements in our
cohsnsps Of DR.. Easterly's Iodine and Sarsa-
parilla, and GridIey's Salt Rheum and Tef-
ter Ointment, DIR. CaEters Cough Balsam,
Or. Bakers Specific, Dr. HooPer's Female
Cordial, and DIR. Easterley,s Fever and Ague
Killer These medicines are prepared by
thoroughly educated Physician, Chemist and
Pharmaceutist, so that all can rely upon
them as being safe and effectual in curing
the diseases for which they are recommend
cd. They are standard remedies, and can
be found in nearly every Drug and Apothe-
cary store in the United States.
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Afternoon Report.
Message Ofthe Mayor Of New York 10
the Lord Mayor Of London.

NEW YORK, Aug In.
The following message was sent to-day
by Mayor Ticmann to the Lord Mayor of
London
congratulate your Lordship on the sue
cessful laying of the Atlantic Cable uniting
the continents of Europe and America, and
the cities of London and New York-the
work of Great Britain and the United States
the triumph Of science and energy over
time and space, thus uniting more close
ly in the bonds of peace.
To the Hon. Secretary Of State,
On Colonies, London, England
The Governor General of British North
America presents his humble duty TO the
Queen, and respectfully COZ ..ratulaies her
Majesty on the completion OF the telegraphic
communication between Great Britain and
the Colonies. EDMUND HEAD.
The day for general festivities is TO be
fixed by London.
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New York Market.

NEW York. Aug. lS-P. ".
Flour firm; $500 bbls sold; Ohio has
advanced &c. Wheat is buoyant sales of
5000 bush. at an advance of l@12c.; west
ern red 81 l3G Is: white 81 1901 90
Corn buoyant, sales of $4,000 bush. white
slG Sac, yellow oOG Ole. Pork firm; mess
$ll 00dl7 10. LardSteady; sales at IL c.
Ollie. Whisky firm, sales at pc. Sugar
firm at Gl@?.
New YORK CATTLE MARKET.
Beeves have advanced &c. sales at 1901
avarage S@sl. Receipts $500 head. Cows
are heavy. vcals unchanged. Sheep and
lambs have declined. Swine slightly declin-
cd, sales at 81 SOFAS 90. Receipts 1850
head.
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NEW York, Aug. l8.-M.
The following items were received by the
steamship Saxonian:
The British Parliament was prorogucd on
the I'd inst. till the 10th of October.
The Queens speech, which is an uninter-
esting document was delivered by COM
mission.
The London Times attacks the speech
with severity.
Two and half millions Of specie had ar
rived in England.
New loans by the Turkish and Gillian
Governments were expected.
The arrangements for laying the Red Sea
cable were complete.
Mr.. Lymge has b, Ell appointed Secretary
of Legation TO Sir William Gore Ousely's
mission 10 Central America.
More than dozen vessels had foundcred
in the recent gale in the North Sea.
Ismael Pacha, of Jcddah. had arrived.
France and England had come to an un-
Outstanding on the subject.
All the offenders are TO he punished, ir-
respective of rank, and the injured to re-
ceive indemnity. Two hundred arrests
have been made.
Tkecommcrcial advices 10y the Saxonian,
arc mostly anticipated.
London Market.
LONDON, Aug. 6-N.
Consols closed to-day at 96G96l for
money and goa 9Gl for account
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From New York.

NEW YORK, Aug. I'm
Mayor Tiemann, to-day sent the following
despatch TO the Mayor Of Montreal, in an
swer to the inquiry when the grand tele-
graphic celebration was to take place:
To the Hon. S. ID. ROdier, Mayor of Montreal /:
This city will celebrate this event but the
day has not yet been fixed. We propose
that London shall fix the day for general
festivities, and that, if possible, all the cities
of both hemispheres will unite in its celebra-
ton. You will, of course, receive seasonal
BILE notice.
DANIEL F. TIEMANN,
Mayor IF sSe,r York.