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FROM EUROPE.


New York, August 20.-The Cunard
steamship Arabia arrived this morning at
an early hour. st3'4 i3 tHs w - 1i
The regular packages Of newspapers
are missing, and are supposed to have
been lost during the collision with the
Europa, or while being transferred 10 the
latter. There are no papers later than
Friday morning the 9th inst 1907 aei ia
The British frigate Agamemnon afri.
we'd az Valentia on the morning ofahe 5th
inst, and the successful laying Of the ca
bic sent up the telegraph shares in one
day from $50 pounds to $50 pounds.
The Evening Express says that there
is general satisfaction fell at the result.
and shares have risen to 500 pounds with
buyers, but sellers demand 1000 pounds.
A sale at 900 pounds is reported. .tG
The Liverpool papers contain the fol.
lowing dispatch: 'i5' gA 5+sa
VALENTIA, August 5. The Agamem-
non arrived TO- day. The Niagara is in
Trinity Bay, and there are good signals
between the ships. A breach Of contih-
uity occurred In the cable on the evening
Of the day that the Niagara and Aga
memnon parted when in company in mid
ocean, which lasted an hour and half
The Agamemnon was stopped and the in
| Jury repaired, though moi until the hopes
Of holding on to the cable had been abap.
doned. .e,,s gUa lI5.i.
| On Friday the 90th, the Agamemnon
encountered "a gale, against which, the
ship'under full steam, could hardly make
headwsy. The three succeeding days
the gale continued with violent squalls,
the sea running tremendously high, and
no one expecting the cable to hold from
one minute ~ another, On Wednesday,
the weather moderated, the shallow wa
ter was gained, and all went well Till the
Agamemnon anchored in Doolas Bay.
rs The, German papers state that the.
Queen of England's visit 10 Berlin is 10.
arrange the question Of the Regency with
a view 10 protect the interests Of her
daughter. Btil
]. The steamer Indian Empire had ari-
i we'd at Galway. s,,9 -.
i The Emperor and Empress Of France,
! were received with great enthusiasm on
| their way, 70 Cherhug The Queen Of
England and the Emperor met on, Thus
| day on board tho ,Bretagne. The wealth
er was magnificent. and the fetes were
carried out according to programme. i y
The king Of Holland was about 70 abb
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PETER FUNK O6TfwlTTED, 80 The
Providence Journal tells q story Of d
shrewd coun,rylnsii Of Greenwich, who
went to Nav York the other day on bus.
mess, and dropped into a'pock auction
room Oh Broadway. The auc,ioneer was
selling "a splendid gold watch belonging
to an unfortunate young man who must
have the money at once" Il was none
Of his business, but il was q shame to
haveiso valuable watch sell SO low. .---
Rhode Island looked at the watch limo.
Gently, bid $50, the hammer fell, and the
watch suddenly went into his pocket
The auciioneet pocketed the double *
with infinite suavity, and said, "allow
me 10 put the watch ina paper for YOU"
IL thank you, I will take II ID 10Y pock-
et.' "But we always like 10 have the
Watches sold here packed properly" u
have already got II in paper" AZ he
passed towards the door, another Peter
Funk approached him with an air Of
indignant virtue, and said that he could
not stand by and see d man from the
country so otulrageously imposed upon.
This was d mock auction, the watch was
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Onlv a PRAYER Meeting.

| Only a Prayer Meeting.
The Evangelist has the fOllowing:--
And SO you have covenanted TO walk in
all the ordinances Of Gods house remain
away from the place where prayer is
wont to be made, or allow the most tri-
fling excuses to keep you at home, while
your brethren are meeting 10 plead the
divine promises, and invoke His presence
and blessing. * a.9,3 -.e'1'1
"No interest in a prayer meeting," do
you say?i What evidence then have you
that your tastes and sympathies are such
as distinguish the new creature in Christ
What hopes have you of being permitted
to engage in the ceaseess worship OF The
upper sanctuary, or of finding pleasure
there /? q The prayer meeting dull and
uninteresting" What makes it so, ex-
cept that you and many like you in the
Church, wholly stay away, or come oct
casionally with SO much Of the world and
its cares and pleasures about you assto
throw chill overthe service OF the hour
Dull! Why then do you not go thither
and try TO add life and interest to it?-
Were you TO go from your closet to the
place of'prayer, with your heart over
flowing with love to Christ and to souls,
you, atsleast, would have no reason to
complain Of dulness, and perhaps your
ferver, or the few earnest words, you
might utter, would stir up some other
heart, and thus rouse flame which would
be anything but llfeless. lsai eaw SIS
"Only prayer meeting" Yet One
is there whom you hope by and by to see
face TO face, and whom you profess to
love above all Others. And when He
sends you a message andainvites you to
meet Him, with two or three of His
brethren, who have conc together in His
name, have you so little interest in the
heavenly visitant as TO be regardless and
negiectfdlaof the place where He,is to be
present. .uln u q ar,s76tp;q gir r9i
! "Only prayer meeting."a There
was time when yourlips could not have
Saw os svo.r osnan..l ubon II Tho m;Js,
~ vons oye, ,no.,dIt~s." Ss .nd 80 he sn;ri,
~ 1or "Ud .o,,;s S"U S"u,a s, s.o.ns NY nth %
"ho o.ss ss'Iu hsrh .ha ras,
PVI ssS yvu" Wv U,Uush gi"os sVu NY sv,u' - ,oS, @
o,o.s, y thpm paos .I ,sa bon:s yoa ~
.,Uss " Ehsa uon" !, 'raro ,n' n.a.IoS i i
pa1 CO.., haa., nio,u;,,, Ms =. Gus, love
s"u n Spu av.ausS S. J
s.C"ms saS wi, sSoa yoa ho,~ s,es
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MESSAGE FROM ENGLAND.

MESSAGE FROM ENGLAND.
New York, Aug. 20.-Mr Field sent
a message to England on Wednesday.
and to-day, received the following reply:t
VALENT1A Bay, Ireland Aug. 19.-
The Directors have just met; they con.
gratulate you upon your success. The
Agamennon arrived at Valentia at six
O'clock on the morning Of Thursday, the
5th. We are just on the point OF char
tering ship toiay. the shore ends; no
time will be lost in sending il out.
Please write me fully about the tariff
and other working arrangements.
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American Convention.

We learn that a Mass Convention. by
call Of theAmerican Executive Committee,
will convene at Portsmouth, ,on tomorrow,
the 26th inst, for the purpose of placing
in nomination candidate torepresent the
10Th Congressional District Of Ohio. We
recognise ip the name Of RIPLEY G. HoFF.
MAN, Esq, an old and intimate friend, and
gentleman every way qualified for the
position. s9V D. ss sos5i-'-5 OF ~
The Gallipolis Journal thus speaks Of
the prospects Of the Convention:
"The names of quite number Of gen.
tlemen whose qualifications are indispuia-
Bile, will be presented To- the Congression.
al Convention, which cenvenes at Ports,
mouth on Thursday next, the 26lh inst.
Among the most prominent spoken of we
may mention Col, EliasNigh of Lawrence,
Hon. Simeon Nash of Gallia, Ripley G..
Hoffman, Esq, of jackson, and DR.,
Trimble of Ross. Either of these gen.
l!emen will be found host against 10
Miller, and the present rotten admiDistra,-
tlOIl.,n,,u So s.r, II ,.eve,1ry .,trr i,1'
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BIZ MdGME7Tc7 7.EEEGR.aPK
THE GABLE WORKS WELL.

GARvoNEAB, N. F., August 2O.-The
cable working beautifully. A. M'Kay.
the Superintendent of the Newfoundland
lines, senta very explicit message to-day
from Cyrus station TO Mr.M. G. Iver, the
Agent ofths Cunard line Of Steamers, a.
Liverpool, respecting the disaster which
occurred 10 the steamer Europa.
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Our Ticket.

The ticket we this day place at our
mast head, is, one, whieh-as a whole
any NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., may well be
proud Of. 1t lis not our purpose to speak,
separately,o of The candidates iorthe various
Offices TO which they wilibe assigned on
the Second Tuesday Of October. That
they are all gentlemen, well qualified for
the POSITIONS of honor and trust to which
they aspire. none who are acquainted
with them can for mument doubt
From the position we have heretofore
taken, in relation 10 the denomination of
Mr.. Bingham, for Congress, lit will be
expected, by our readers, that we say
word or two, by way Of defining our po-
silion. Well, we say, that i! has been
our intention, from the commencement Of
The contest for the nomination, as it now
is, that if Mr.. Bingham should be placed
in nomination by fair expression Of The
will of the party, that be should have onr
hearty support That this expression
has been given, in fair and honorable
manner, without the exercise Of any i'm
proper influence, upon the part Of Mr..
Bingham, is fact that all must admit
The road ofduty then, Is plain before us,
and we shall, without the slightest fear
of being convicted Of inconsistency, un-
hesitatingly pursue it, n9a
Never has the 2lst Congressional Dis
trict of Ohio been go ably represented, as
in the person Of the present incumbent.
and there is therefore no good reason why
any Anti-Administration voter, whether
American or Republican, should withhold
from him his support, or worse still, vote
for the Administration candidate, whoev,
er that candidate may be. i.tr
Although Mr.. B. is not quite american
enough for us, yet heis infinitely better
in this respect, than any man from the
Democrats ranks. And then, he has
shown himself to be 2s true as steel, on
tde great issue q the day. We shall
rejoice on the OCCASION Of Mr.. Bingham's
triumphant election, with the sape heart
felt pleasure, as though be had been our
frsrand only choice for the nomination.
Had we not intended, faithfully to sup.
portaMr, Bingham. if fairly nominated,
i. would have been an uDjusii6abIe inter-
ference, upon out part, to have iakep AK any
part, vbarayyr. iaslhe movements Of ,th'
Primary MsedngssspWs say .ihen.cii
good iaiib, cheers, one, two ahdths 70
John 4, Bingham; 81, Il j u \
EY An unausbecnrgl yOalh was sol
pery cheap st the depot of the VALLEY
Road az Toledo, Ohio, AZ few days ago.
A woman With 4 child in her arms, re
quesie1yIlin ID hold her baby a moment
while sIie Babe farewell 10 scme' friends o.
tie cars. who we're about leaving. tl'hii
req,iest being aecededito, she stepped 81
board and was carried OF onlte gfain..s-
heababdbned cIs'ih was properly care,
fnfliaHkl asA sai.. 4 q " ~ .nf9GR y
-.s-s.-ls, 4ess. ----.--tt---i. sJi;
a FfSEs REpEr VI, a ypung lsqy ,,l 2
Rockposl,,N Ytxhp Tenq4neel Roman tan
ism GeceDslY, was told, that .as she iva
born ia tie Catholic Church, she ougll
TO die in-it.D She. answered promptly
Il ras born ID SiR lbul'I haYe ppdsnl
nv mind noi lo die In II. !"
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things tor your sOul-fOr the Church.
On this evening" Weenesday-prayer
meetings will be held in all the EVangeli-
cal Churches, Of this City, We hope,
Christians Of Che different denominations.
viii remember it, and be in their places.
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a FfSEa REpLY !, a ypung lsfy q
RockposIs,N. Y.LEhp Tenpansel RomlaarHlili n
ism recently g,i was told, thp Al ssjas she 4 was
born ia tbe Catholic Church, she ought
TO die in..ito She. answered promptly
Il was bopin sin, lbutiIihgYe gnadenp
my mind noglo die in H."
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loeWar in Africa.

1 ".
The Paris Pays, Of July oath. says:
"At the present moment, occurrences
ale taking place in North Africa, which,
though they are highly important, seem
to have escaped the notice Of Europeans.
II has already been mentioned that the
Emperor Of Morocco, undertook a warlike
expedition againstthe Semmurs. On the
2ls. of May, he set out from Meckinez,
at The head Of 5000 men of the black
guards. 1900 men Of the regular Infantry,
and 5000 horsemen, to attack the Sem.
muls in their own territory, while, his son,
Sidi Mohammed, advanced with $4,000
men from Rabat for The same purpose
The rebels hastily retreated into the inte-
rior Of the country, leaving their tents
and baggage to The mercy Of the invaders.
The Emperor deceived BY Arab guides,
whom he considered trustworthy, was
suddenly, after reaching the mountainous
regions, surrounded by Semmdrs, and
sustained disastrous defeat, effecting his
return to Fez, only BY aseries pf almost
miraculous escapes. '''',Sii ~ j, .'''s Z
The Emperor Muley Abderrhaman. is
now about SO years old, and a campaign
like that he has just now entered npon.
besides involving The most serious political
consequences, viii be atduous and har.
RAISING 10 him. The insurrection, too,
is said 10 BE spreading 70 neighborfng
tribes. The Amazifgs who were subjt.
gated in, 1925, after years Of terrible war.
fare, are said 10 be making common cause
| with the rebels. :, The government. Of The
Emperor Of Morocco, has hitherto enjoyed
Interpolation among It's tributary tribes
Of possessing immense power /; but ihi,
! belief once shaken, the bonds Of fear which
alone unite Them to lis ,hrone, will soor
be riven, and the mighty Empire, perhaps
ID turn, be subjHgaled By those who &
ioHg unwillingly Contributed 10 its great
i ness and reno n.osuis tI~ aohn9S 81
/ '5l1 III gsiElJ 1II .l issa! lli9l7
EFTbe Iio1don Times Of che Sd inst
iii 4 leader On the Queens. last messag,
10 Parliament, says: ees,s,se !. IA
/" s.Queen'a English is ,proyerbiall,
I'LL used; never more SO than yesterday
| Our irst Impressions on reading He
4 Najeytg's Message, we're gnsfeclls
.IltbankGuIness that her own lips had nc
been ipsulted with its uHerance, and
eonyictionI that she could have write
one a hundred tines better Who doe
n these, thingsl To what rank Or Office d
| they belohgl Il anybody as all answer
ableIlprIheip, oriis direct authorship des
leronsiy avodedg'
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JOHN Al 5BINGHAM ! having recei-
we'd a majority Of votes, the Chair declas
red him obe the nominee Of the Conven2
ton. - 'piss h19S r, '''e
LIZA m{oa motion motion q ogelses,, ,liS tie Chair was
ordered 10 appoint O. committee Of
two, to inform Mr.. Bingham Of his nomi-
nation, whereupon the Chair appointed
0gleyes and Mccoy. . st'is
Mf. Bingham came forward aud being
introduced. he ihea few appropriate rsi
marks, thanked the Convshtiod for The
honor conferred upon him. ~ slDist
On motion of ,. H, Miller, Il was or:
dered lIiat 4 copy or the proceedings be
forwarded the Republican papers III Che
Qisuici for publication. 2 y lpgVtaa ass
On motion adjourned bine die.
" JAMES ROBERTSON, PfesiL
JoHN BRowN, tefshA sWis4sf
r. E. KNIoHT, ) Secretaries. .'g'4
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a pinch.back, not worth a dollar. and
that he would aid him in getting, his
money back. eyes" "Yes,5' was the
anawer. have heard Of Peter Funks.
and Thave traded in ,cutches a56at sir
years !" He walked off and sold thS
watch for sixty dollars.
By MdGME7Vc7 7ELEGR.aPK !
DESIGNATIONS OF CYRUS W.FIEED
New York. August 20.-Mt. Field
persists in his resignation OF The active
management Of the Atlantic Telegraph
Company, owing to The impaired State Of
bis health and the pressure Of his private
business, Notwithstanding the opposition
expressed by the stockholders here!
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The famous Mr. Lyon Mackenzie Dis,
gusted with Canadian Politics.


+ In the Canadian Legislative Assembly,
last week, Mr.. Mackenzie said that the
rules Of Parliament prevented him from,
saying that matters did not 60 in this
House as they ought but having been a
member of the House since the COM
mencemeut Of the Session, and closely
watched the proceedings therein, he had
al last come to the conclusion that he
could not eonscientiously fulfill his duty
to the electors Of Haldimand for the re-.
mainder of the four years for which he
was elected, He protested against all
that was done here as most unjust to the
people, and he wanted to know if he
could not now give notice that at the end
kpf the Session he should cease TO be the
member for the County Of Haldimand.
| The. SpE AKER-The honorable gentle
man has only to give notice in this House
of his intenlion TO resign, and Clerk will
take down the fact. .l.l
| Mr.. Mackenzie asked il he were to give
that notice now. whether it would not
keep him out Of the House during the re.
mainder Of The session? He would will
llingly resign at once could another mem
| Der take his seat as soon as he vacated it
but he fel. that he would not be doing
Justice TO his, constituents we're he to leave
1.-The House before they could elect anoshe
Representative, He had not consulted
any one on the subject, but he had fully
considered the matter, and he felt that h
could not in honor continue member o
| the House 50 long, added Mr.. Macken
zie, as yOu, mr., Speaker, continue u
the Chair, and the honorble genllemel
opposite occupy seats on the treasury
benches, I now give notice, that afteI
the end of the session shall cease to b
a member of this House, and those wht
wish to represent the County of Haldi
mand, had better lake the proper steps tc
Gil my place. I, !
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L, Mccoy, West; .,asI, l
w. ,Teegsrden, Salem;
J.R. Arteb Washington. a6
e., II CARROLL COUNTY.
H. Cogsil, Loudon Township;
J.H. Whilcrafl, Monroe;
Geo. Pugh, Harrison;
I'D. Moody, Lee !;
r. Hull, Bro wn; p ribr
R. NJ. Cummins, Orange; p b.
| Silas Potts, Fox; 1e 3a.
z. Wather, Augusta; I'D
S. Chambers, East;
| - Lazeer, Rose e.H..ayi3H
J.. West, Perry; ,;l
T. Cameron, Washington;
J, Riley, Union
r. E. knight, Centre,
..r HARRISON COUNTY.
James Hanna, Short Creek Township !;
Ephraim Clark, Green; s. y
John Brown, German i"
R. P. Hanna, Athens h
]. Oglevee, Cadiz; . 70i s.sa ''ga
s. Morehead. Archer; 's. 'i aooi 900
Geo. Wait, North As.A +.
/ J. Wood, Moore6eld (; ..a'
Levi Mallernee, Nottingham =
Robt. Pitts, franklin; -
w. E Sampson. Stock; aai "a.
VIII. Wilson, RumIey; 2 5s eia
W. @. Wilson, Freeports ..o, 'i' 4
Sam1. Knox, Washington; Y ta
]. G. Plowman, Monroe;
JEFFERSON COUNTY.
Col. W. R. Lloyd; lst dist. Steuben-
vile Township; s,I
Lewis Anderson, I'd dist Steubenyille
'iS"tI'G D. Updegraf, M,.plsasaat a.o6 .l....
G. Hogg, Smithfeld; w.. "
J. H. Miller, Warren; AO r',,, "',''
B. Linton, Wells a5..,'2@9 ...-.., 0s'a y
A., Maley, Cross Creek {ra '5'ti" ~
A. GLADDEN., Island Greek; ~ = .,.,' Z
Samuel Anderson, Knox, ''2n S.''.
]. Anderson, Brush Creek; "..' ~
I'D. Ladd, Salem; -.-o ~ :, t-.i. Z
J.. Heryey, Wayne !; sl,t ~ 1
&C. Barnhouse, Springfield; a,'
A.sG. Dessellem, Saline n i2" ,'H'
Irwin Become, Ross. L. 's'1' -,
On Motion Of Col. w. R. LLOYD, the
Convention proceeded BY ballot 10 nomi'.
nate a candidate for Congress. for tie
2lst Congressional District Of Ohio. !
On motion the Chair was orderad TO
appoint committee, consisting Of one.
delegate from each county in the district,
to tate the vote Of the Convention. where.
upon the Chair announced the following
delegates, as composing the above com.
mittee: baii,a.s
J.D. Cattell. Columbianas; fuelA
R. Pitts, Harrison; aig9i oa e s'st,
J, D. Ladd, Jefferson; Hs' j2't ;"
j. West. Carroll. @ ~ .a wv" .'i,r l. = q.
On motion Of ], a., Miller, il! was de-
cided that The. candidate receiving a ma
jorty Of votes, be declared the nominee
of the convention, t a,
On motion il was ordered that the del
gates be called by counties. and thai they
deposit their votes with the persons ap-
pointed to receive the same. The con-
aention proceeded to ballot. The com,
m,tee reported the result Of lst ballot,to
4 Nc 40 folloyvs'.SS tLeN b"h "A f&A
COUNTIES. J.sA. BINGHAM, F. n. EcKEY.
Carroll. .,,,,,s..,,.0 90 "+.,.,.,...l4 =
/ Columblana, ..r..l4 "r.f;,,~,.i.s.4l i
Jefferson. ...."..l5 ....t,.....O0
Harrison, .o.,-.,.,l56 .-.~..ry,.oO
| Total,s,i,....,F- ..s.....i777-7--i
| Al ........."17
JOHN Al BING HAM |, haFing recei-
we'd a majority. Of votes, the Chair decla,
red him .obe the nominee Of the Conyen.
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For the True American.
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION

At Harlem SPRING S
Pursuant to nolicethe Republican Del
sgates ofths counties composing The 2lsi
Distric. ofs Ohio, convened
at Harlem Springs, on Tuesday, August
10th, 1858, for the purpose of placing in
nomination a.suitable candidate to repre-.
sent said district, in the s6lh Congress Of
the U. S.
Convention proceeded to organize by.
calling DR.. JAMES ROBERTSON, Of Colum'
biana, to The Chair; Judge MooRHEAD,
of Harrison, and AARON GLADDEN., Of
Jefferson, Vice Presidents aud .JoHN
BRowN, Of Harrison, and R. E. KNIeHT,
of Carroll Secretaries. n
On motion il was Resolved, That one
delegate from each county, be appointed
Committee on Credentials.
The Chair announced the following
gentlemen as composing the committee:
John H. Miller, Jefferson; 80
]. Mcdonald, Columbiana;
&c. Plowman, Harrison;
J. B. Moody, Carroll, w.
Who reported the following names ol
persons as delegates TO this convention /:
, 1858-04-30

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