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LmAIR DYE-HAIR DYE-nAm DYE.
Vim. A. Bachelors Hair Dive.

THE ORIGINAL AND BEST IN THE WORLD
All others limitations, and should be avoided If
you wish TO escape ridcule.
GRAY, RED, OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly 10 a
beautiful andNatural Brown Black without the least
ujuiy 10 Halr or Skin
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have heea
awarded 10 Wm- Bachelor ls3s. and $3.50
applications have been made the Hair or has patrons
his famous Dye.
WM- A. BATCHELOIt'S HAIR DYE produces a color
mot to be distinguished from NATURE and WARRANTED
not 10 nJurein the least however long may he cOHtin-
ued, AMI the m effects Of Bal Dyesremsded the HAIR
ygoraied for life by this spleudid Dye.
kide sod applied Cn Ivalo rooms al the Wig Fac
10 Broadway, y. Y.
q The Genuine has the and address upon steel
eIgrayins on four SIDES OF each Box Of
WILLIAM A BACHELOR,
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speriaI Notices.
MATRIMONIAL

e For Gas Fixtures and Fittizg-Applv
Fe0g- EAssOrfl 6 Co., los aad I07 Superior street
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OR. TUBES SEPTEMBER & OC

DR. gives his undivided attention Chronic Diseases
-afIus thousands Annually hundreds Of whom haverecu
I'D after al had failed Mineral and 9th
used nor are patients ever encouraged
OF Kpsnse without spending prospect Of
recovery
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Daper Ganaers.

MALL PAPER AND WINDOW
w SIIADES-Wholesale and Rstail-at prices TO suit
jsaa 81 S1Psrior street.
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N. H. SOLOMONSON.

PRACTICAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTIcAN,
eeps the largest assortment Of the approved kinds Of
PEc1AcLES- Anhis glasses, whether for OF far
ighted ground under hs inspection By machine
Of construction, with the care 10
suit the IN Al eases curing Weaknes, Dz=aess
IRddHnaf0H Of The Eyes, aad impaTng strength long
Tealiug fne sewing.
u N H. solomoason would here infurn the public
that he never employs any in the sale OF his lenses
ES Also, sple Idia assortment Of SPY GLASSES MI
CRoSCoPES, COMPASSES, &c, kept On hand.
ARTIFICIAL EYES.
Inserted without pain, perfect natural
CROfce 3s Supen0r street under the American Hotel
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Dentistru.
.NTISTRY.-THOSE HAVING

IL Of Teeth which they carcfullv keepn the drawer
nd troublesome carry the picket are esperaly
invited 10 call At DR. HAILIWELLS Dental ROoms =
To such liberal arrangement Will be aered Having made
Arrangements, prepared 10 the NulranZed Con-
poun Instead OF Gold or Silver for Artificial Teeth Whch
has the highest rcputaon 10 anything here for
Is extreme lshtness cleanliness durability ard
Oue Tooth setcan be suoplied life like IS 10
DEFY the closest observer, and perfect 1T Warranted
Silver and Gold Plates usual. from SO $50 Der full
sets b. A HALLlNELLS. NJ ID,
Over Churcluil's Drug Store.
iun.1.l&w ODD Old Court House Public Sa
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=! WIGS I! WIGSi ]

BACHELORS WIGS AND TOUPEES suTpass all.
They are elegant, light. easy and durable
Fitting 20 a charm-no turning up behind-n0 shrinking
the head; indeed this only Is abishmeni where
these things properly uuJeTs @, and made.
90 Broadway New York.
au2s Is-u6mali W FTSEE Cleveland Ohm, Agent
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Alc0ifines.
WHY Is THE DEMAND SO GREAT FOR
DIR. MANN'S
BALSAM?

BECAUSE IT WILL, in all cases,
- safely and ercually that dreaded scOurse
o. tAo NesChils, Fever and Ague-wihOu fail; and 10
az cases Will coniera the poison Il Malaria. which
et thous1nds DO testify AMI, unlike all other noSrumS
ll Is only recommends far class dseuses and as
Tonic ~ IS unsurpassed We Will offer few evidrnces Of
is worth, BY men OF influence aud hgh Standing
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MRS. RoBNsoN's cERTIFICATE.

MRS ROBLNSONs CERTIFICATE.
VERNos, Trumbun Co. May Isl, 1853
This cerdes that have been m Door health for
years and found tle relief alter p0slug n1meI
Of Physicians. My disease Pr0laDSis Ute n had
been redncei BY that and FlOuor Ahus until had become
ulcerated to considerable extent. By the ADVICE OF Dr.
W Bushnell procure and took SIX huftes Of Marshais
Uterine tafhOlicon which enabled attend hus-
band his last sickness until he died which about
year have taken three bottles snce his d. ath
which has made able 10 labor and support family OF
three children The Cath1con has nearly restored
health Il the only thing that has ated my suffer
MARY E. ROBINSON.
The CATHOLICON is for sale by City Druggists and BY
Medicine dealers reueray. juI2
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The RESTORATIVE Is put up bottles tf three sizes
large medium and small The small holds half Mint aud
reais for 81 bottle The medium holds at eass twenty
cent IN proportion thar the SMALL and retas for
- per bottle The large holds quart forty per cent
IN prup0ri1n, ard retails for s.
O. J. WOOD CO ProprietOrs ~ Broadway, New
YORK I'm the great y Y. Wire Railing eSabshmentl and
IL Market street, s.. LOUIS, Mo.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Reported by the Union Telegraph,
oFPIcE, w1RIEs's BLOCK, cOKSEk OF BANK AND
ST. cLAIR STREETS.
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PineetGn. Ill, Sept. 20th, lss7.
DR. MANN-Dear Sir: For several years pas, have used
Jour AGUE BALSAM in my dailV practice, and have
closely observed its effects hunres OF cases and in no
ease has 1t failed to produce the happy effect can
most ehesr.ully recommend as ceriaia specific fr
Chills, Fever and Asue, and Malari"us Diseases.
Truly Yours, H. AUSTIN. AI d
Marshali. NJ .ch Feb. rIih. Isl
Dr.. MANN co Il have suld iafEe IN ,sut OF wear
AGUE BAlSAW this v.eiai'y and from M PERSONAL
knowle q ul Il. believe the m dy flr Ca =.
Fever and AZ that has ever bsrl sild Ia state
K'speeifuily Yours, e. A. HYDE,
AshiaBuil. Ohia J o Ist- lsss
MEsSEs 8. X mann & CO-fs~i,t.: IL "a y Is Ia. the
STATES Il ohio aud Mc f.r he vf different
rene'ii-s Il VII ca we have canir aitsh - hron
SAM has sated ior tell D. esfy place. silI Il
really ems D. b. TIE PE0PLE'S wv KtMFnV afd is
sales u'fe raiid th'n al rh-'s- Is - er-
scie All cthcr sgue rrtne.iiss IA the m .rkrt.
Veiy Truly Yours A 5. HENDRY.
New York Fsb .. ISIS
MEssRs s. X Mann Co -Ge.ts: have A. our h,.ss
m ST. iulS, sold your AGIE RAIS AN thruo years. aud
ave elolo "s, iNcn - euec 0 CURING 49," i"Fst IA
all csudgr say, do not belesu Is q1ai Xst the
world uf meticines To p.rSsta kn =sise Il has
cured Iermaneuty evey tIIn-, ud hlvu knnuu Il used
after o. he "a had h--u TAI iu most
known case but what lined
SEASON have no hesitate IN recommending per-
Respectfully Nours, PROF. o. J. WOOD.
s. K. MANN, Proprietor, Gallon, Ohio. Sold
by all good Druggists.
GAYLORD & HAMMOND.
WILLIAM FISKE,
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To rHE LADIES OF THE UNITED STATES:
Ii has been my good fortune restore to health any
thousands Of my e0untry-women.
My success has excited the malice Of the enyious and
jealous but their prosecutions have served only to extend
and estab sh my reputation Showers Of grateful offerings
have fallen upon railway from the fair suerers whom
have relieved Olong an held IN asctionae and
thankful remembrance by Hose who experienced ny
skill, can ard to deSDse ths Efforts Of misohiefakez
and sanderers
cine for producing mensirua0n within the reach Of
Ladies Of the United States bat ndsposiion
field occupied By qaacks their perncious nostums
ana fear that unprnpied counereiters might palm upon
the public their worthless limitations have hher pre-
vented from establishing agencies for the sale of nv
"AMlE DE FEMME" A." IN the United States
Atlas yield 70 the eHireaies OF patients and friends
and offer to the suffering Females OF America medicine
Which has rendered me somewhat famous throughout the
Old World.
In regard to the efficacy OF the ..AGIIE DE FEMME"
need only say, that il liquid on and Is exactly such
a. have used practice in France for many years. and
that it has failed to satisfactory result
The Annie de Femme" aud stand in the
laion Of and effect. 1t is alike powerful to originate
healthy menstrual hDw where has existed and 10
II where has been from any cause suareSsed
in OrdsTtO guard against imposition the wrapper Of dec
tOas each bottle Of the Aais de Femus viii bear nv
written signature and both the bottle and enclosing bC1
viii be sealed with my private seal.
Price, 500 package.
PARIS January, ISL
For sale Wholesale and Retail, by WILLIAM FIsKE,
No % Superior street. CIeveland, Who will supply the
Annie de Femme" at the Proprieior's prloes
auIO dSWlyG
THE BEST ARTIFICIALHELP TO
Il THE HUMAN SIGHT EVER INYEXTEDr
NNN,@
E -zI~
N H. soLOMONsON.
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Jss grss. q L4EsH4 EL,s UTEEHEI cATHoLE

WEST BEDFORD, CoshoetOn Co q. Nay u, lssT;
Mt II. b Knssey, SIri-i have been sellinz the medi
0f the Oraenborg company for the last aud
hive invariably fuund them 10 good satSaeou and
the pills have sold 10 great families regularly
hertea aud cOee and with trade IN have become
a aple article Niarshal's Uterine caih0liron moii-
one lady - Il to toll me she had received more
bonpt from bottle than she did from long Of
medical treatment By most ski lfnl phvsicianS
Yours truly, JAMES WILSON.
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SExToN's REPORT.-There have been I72 in
terments in the several Cemeteries, from Aug.
Ist 70 3Ist inclusive:

Cleveland, seBt. la, lsss.
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PROF- WOoD-About two years ago, NY hair cOmmenced
turning gray fast bee maag bald and had tined many
remedies Eject cumneaced usng your Restorative
IN January last; few applications fastened my hair firmly
began % ill out. and turned hack fmsr
color-b ack AT this time It uy 70 its orgaa
color health and Appearance and cheerluly recommend
Chicaso, illinois, BIay ISL
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'DEreH Ar 6 GwE,JERyDsT y welsh NsysRsPer :;

z ri
Office, l3 Nassau street, Apnl T. ISIS. :
PRoF o ] WooD-Dear sir. some month or six weeks
aeo received your Hair Restorative gave
wife who concluded 10 Il on her head little
thinking the time that II would the uy hair
original color; Tut TO her and surprise, after few
week. trial has performed thai wonderiu eject turn
Ing all the gray hsirs dark brown al the same time
beautyng and thrk eniug the hair strongly recommend
the above Restorative 70 all persons OF surh
change Of their hair. CHARLES CARDEW.
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The entire Telegraph building is Illuminated this
evening with seven hundred variegated lights aud
makes splendid appearance. Adams Express
Office is aso Illuminated. There is NO other de
mOustratiOn.
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NeN OK July l1of-
PROF. o. J. WOOD-WIth confidence do recomuens your
Hair Restorative being the ecac9us arcle lever
Since using your Hair Restorative, my hair and whis
kers which almost white have eraduilly grovsn dark
and now feel cnnfient that few applications will
restore them their natural color. II has also relieved
OF all dandruf and unpleasant itching among
persons who psrspire freely J. G. KILBY.
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For sale Wholesale and Retail, by WILLIAM FIsKE,
No. % Superior street. Cleveund Who viii supply the
'Amie de Femme at the Proprieior's prloes
aulOdSwlvg
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News from 80. Domingo.

TRADE VERY DULL AT PORT AU PLATTE-PRovIsIoN
NAPRET OvERsTOCKED-s SPECIE sCAaCE-soME OF
sANrANA's NAVAL OFFICERS FOR NEW YOaK.
BY The arrival of schooner California, Capt West we
have received sdvices from Puerto Plata to July H.
We have the Gace.a Official Of July H. which entirely
taken with account OF tho reoicings at Santiago
upon the defeat of Paez Tho celebration took
place upon July The rst anniversary Of the
nsnt OF tins revolution There . grand review at
occck in tho mornog, when, after salute and peal OF
bells the President CT the republic the follow
log discourse:--
Douipicspsrbis memorable day win ai-ays he crest
ard soemo 10 tire aubaS OF history. TIE Dounicsn
people, oppressed by pfathfa ANA Ambitious coni-
snder whose acts ony tended TO squspder
OF the patton, Obliged N uooertske n revelation
Moved by their suffer res, bspdful OF brave men
proc toe forgotten and outraged rights liberty
seclrir tne en- tae me able July 4 which US no
celebrate All the people OF re vepubnc having Voluntarily
adhered 70 the cause OF Iuly 7, the first
~ couvose the Representatives, eject Of tha people,
who Ia foyeregn Can9r-rs ave tho peoos ian IA
men al Law. have ihe tsufscou 70 pyssen. you
Nsti,ns ConFress, sbich via immediately enter npon
the republic UuGer the OF the coostitu1,n aud
With tho most firm aud desire TO labor day AID
pett fcr The happne prcers. aud sfvan's Seo OF our
be cvsd country and expectsne Cooperation % all good
parrots. nave the glory 10 anroance to thai after
the lsie polcs Disturbances, too country enjoys
most com pete tranquility.
The President and troops Afterwards attended grand
high nws, where sermon preached AMI To Deum
suns In honor Of Ssntacas erpus'ca Of Bssz from
nand. In the evening there ball, ard with frs
works and sru,es the day terminated Tue ss,tagueaos
srprert'y ihirk that Of poliscs p-oI,srsy
| s about 10 open 90 the republic Of ssnto Domins,
Capt w. Boyn,on aud four OF the Of brig Arcerdo
formerly under the command Of CommandAlt ~ f. Jobn
sen in tho service OF ssptsna bsraor) came psssen
gers IN the schooner Callforpis to New York.
BUSH ess vas very duh. Tue market is overlooked
With all kinds OF merchandise. supry of provisions on
hsnd sufficient 70 last four moths.
Specie very scsrce fact, 20 be hid-ths psope
ios'rg ocnntspee in the paper money issued By the 20.
verumert ard exebal sos the hupdrea ani
dfy dollars for dolsr OF specs.
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obsspsa solely BY biz c.r labor Ia less than veo,Y dsys
In fr AsuYes, ana beipe fhori ~ rooce
We app No tho following statistics derived from en- official
ibs sbov fsc,. 70 cause an exodus
a1r Character, and or higher proportions as t.
number, hnn any hitherto known IN his'ery
sunee 10 say that the present furore is
w'h enDted that II holds on. busy times, high prices,
fpecMAoos, contracts ard employ meufs o. thousand
pntuTes out he'ds out Inducements for % fu;ians
Ibty nave 10 ccntpe their ealing south side OF the
sTshs ~ Fuca, where tho wcrlos eye 6etsc ~ocn
governmental maohipery works meft for
nans comfort ard happintss-a lin ted monarchy or =
republic
FousTAs's rICoIsos, Frazer river at 81 deg 80 min
nor,b,) ncptb Of June, 1853. :,
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PASSENGERS RY THE EUROPA

Mr. ARD Bys Andrews Mics Mise Thomas ". aud
Mrs kuss NJ woodoury and daughter Mrs Wood Miss
Cos and child Ms Gladstone Mrs Ssldwu, Miss baldwin
Mrs Turner k-s Clark Mr. Sparks lady and fonr children
knsan Fsrhal Mrs Bsche5 der Miss Weston pIe,s
W.s't CHILDREN nurpe Capt ord. Mfrs or,
Miss CHARLES. Ms smi'h Miss nsues Mrs ssnusera DR.
Bsidwtu, Gouid Itejohn Wood yard, Lsur ss-belder,
9rtenough Ford TreyaEe sprsxue Brewn Cold Boaron,
Norris Green wilkins Hassict Goddard Cupniu ghen Nc.
matter, Dnbe,s Everett Foods 9re!g Weston, kinz!us,
Oharesworth Robinson ca, solcrof, Cburchi Hensisy
atroyer Gonzales Portesns Jack and 4 nc kinson.
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THE MASSACRE I'M ARARIA

TIE Turkish Envoy ~ Pacis bsf received tslegysDhc
despatch oa his government promising all The satsfai
ton in iss the at Judah he
Arabs shall be severely paesnei s affirmed that the
'acs will bs ocrup's& hv Freoch and Eoylish foe;
When toe ne<s OF the mssssro Iessbed Mesa the aas
suns held rejoicing
Further outrsgts IN Turkey assinst Christians
ported.
From Athens ia stated that terrible rearon by tbs
Spseunen against the Christians has taken pAce In
Gambia
The European ConsuIst<s in Gambia and the Cstbo',
church mad been attacked ana the Christians we're quit
ting the city.
There considerable seitAtion at susz against ,ae
Europeans Troops had been sent TO prevent tue
merit
The Paris correspc CT the L'udon Times says that
sdvc,s from Constsnpope announce that the Porte
cent troops 10 JddAb 10 fpict .mplsry punish
ment on the murderers OF the Christians.
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THE EXCITEMENT ON THE ISTHUS.
IErOm Tho Panama Herald July ~

The following residents Of Aspinwsl says ths L,b>rrl,
left IN TIE stessr fer Sac Francisco thor
10 The Frazer river gold mines.-
Hsrey Arty, engineer, jose ph GD,dyei, blscksmith
James Brooks, hotel keeper; - C,esyas cArpea,sr
Fisrk Hvely. haabms IL IaS, ssisky, Dr. Poole,
Cbsr ee Wsrger, william woraeo, AaJ - MAlcI'n
We undtrSisrd thet sewn suht more, D,igc'pRiy
onctre In the railroad coJpsn - employ. would loav3
for the same dsstnsiinL On inr " Gnler oi tbs ass
TIC reason o. ih,k leaving he 90 Dany ssryics is
reported Ia o-pg ,o the reduction SaiF sje sals
res o. al sDpoJts by TIE Board " nir.c'ors ~
whom hSye been IN tee coaeIny esrvco Zoe n,m
of yeas, and VINO. after osvg erdu' ell al toe h.rrsnps
cot ntc'ed ~Hh The eo0s'faclJn Of 'ne r,.d. nni
Their services rewarded" by large reduction Their
falsr.ts.
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CIR Colin csugba!l w.s about 60 lin IN, GJ7e.nor
seSeYai ri Aiisbshsd.
Dssrptg proceeds quietly On both si'es ~ India rhe
aisaI mad rgiens in SNnga Bal bees disn sed
10 quail prrties inc Rs OF Esnseos paaSe Ana town
had been puDdsrsd by ths rebels.
The rebel gAfsson Of HumeApor numbering $3.50, with
rouY guns. escaped prTsut.
Al 'envnbsy - yDsrt4ts ~era dull Money easy.
Exchspge "a ga Frsigsts slightly Improved
The Csrus mall Of Joue :, had reached Eoglsod Lot
report that hest pronacet great tckaess aaoly
the trt cps and AL She sent ony
26,CC0 Europeans could be mustesod.
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CHIN A,

Shanghai letters give among the Chiaaae tha
be ucrls ncJto of the Pe,ho had hesa capanet; bus
there II o antb eoiis o. soch An event
The allied fleet OF the mouth Of the Peiho NUMBERED
nineteen Usn Of war
rbe Unue1 5iatss steamer POwhstsn arrived al Hong
Kong Nay IL, and p'Ocs scsd IN the North
The saop OF 6eI ma1scwn was ut Hong Kong, add
the st Minnesota, Mssisspp and Antelope 10
the Guli of Pecheli.
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ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA AT HALIFAX.
ADDITIONAL NEWS FROM EUROPE
-o~>>~>o~~o.o~>~~~~~~~~~~
Acton Of the Turkish Government In RELATION
to the Jiddah Massacre.
~.o~-.~~~~>~>~S~>>>~~~~>~~
THE TELEGRA PH FL Il EFT.
~-~NooNoN~~N>N~~>>~~N~~
DEFEAT OF THE SCINDIAS Ar GWAllOR.
N>-NoooNNONN4oNN|N0NNNN~
AFT AIRS IN CHINA,
&C., &C., &C.
ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA AT HALIFAX.
ADDITIONAL NEWS FROM EUROPE,
HALIFAX, JAY 81, 1858.

HALIFAX, JAY ~, 1858.
The Cuuard steamship Europa, Captain Le.ch, which
Left Liverpool at Of the l7.h inst and passed Cape
Race Ut $40 Sur day. tho 25sh inst, arrived ut
Ha fax at A. NJ of Tuesday, the 9th. TIE Europa
sailed sgsin ut NJ for BossoD, where she will he due
to afternoon Wind light from southwest. wsa-
ther overcast
Tie Eu,cpa had moderate weather. with lgh. westerly
WIND during the passage She reports, July 81, lat 63
Iop 20 passed large two lunreed brig rugged steamer,
s,ee,ins easeupposcd be the Ar bia, from Boston
via halifax for Liverpool; 23d, lat 80, Ion. A. sssd
large ship ried steamer bound east 18th, lat
49, ION 49, exchar god signals British bark Christians,
seau ding 70 the westwArd.
The steamship Jura for New York direct, en Liverpool
sA the same day the Europ,.
The steamship Nova scotiaD, from Quebec, arrived 1t
Liverpool ~ I'VE O'Clock on the morning Of the 10th.
TIE royal mail steamship Persia, from Nes York 7th
inst arrived Liverpool AZ 100 A. NJ Of the 18th.
me Prince Albert hsd been substituted for the
Amer Empire {pot ready in the Galway line, and
kaves for Hslirsx On the 9Th July.
me steamer Roy nj Charter with faoo o?0 in gold
from Australia had reached Liverpool after most pro-
scted passage owing unfsvorabe winds snd her coal
giving cut
THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH FLEET.
The Atlantic telegraph feet appointed 70 leave
Queer for another e,r: Saturday, the nth The
directors OF the company having resolved AZ meeting on
the I4h, that 1t desirable that . renewed attempt
should he forthwith made, the Englsh government Issued
ss0er accordingly.
rse London Times and Daily Ncos publish graphic de-
sOytou frem their correspondents Of the cruise OF the
Asamemnon, sho wig fearful peril that vessel was
in. The Zines its editorial remarks the sab
jesa tba, 10 clearly unas TO lay he At,
lsusc cssls the suggestion Of the Great Eastern is MT
thought worth pocs y the proprietors OF that ship
ready to loud for that object Let chip be built
for the purpose .. Whether succeeds net At
the fret uiaI it will fad sufficient occupation either in
rspexrg ,he stenp, In laying down additional cable
hereafter.
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NrrrY on smrn51sn - On Montsy evening the cres OF
hc tisrbor Police to No we're despatched on board Of
NO thp Cordsa lately arrived from Liverpool, and now
yine al tbe Battery, ard arrested eleven OF he crew
(coored) for mutrv hey we're tstn ashore and locked
up n &c FTsi ward station house for the night. aut s
s'crtrg we're Hke1 20 the r9nes for further examlns.
tiOa.
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telesraptc despaoh from Msird says II Il Spss hss
addressed tie threatened energetc renonssncs the
sohjec; OF the nsd,k offered her In the English fAra
nenI
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prvrts defps'cbes inimse mat The Turks hsd sssck
o. te fonenefrins, and that AFTER three couf Is TIE
la'sr rs.ree'c1 ,othe mountains Toe story issks GA
frms a. genera ofser % the Turkish army hsd baen
orcsftd 70 proceed 10 Jtd5ah Imperial Comil oner,
win direct IT'S 70 puEi the psrieS duplicated In zoe re
ce1t massacre, according 70 martial law.
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II " said tba. The health o. Princess rrederick vii
m wi not sdmh OF her meeting ber mother AZ 10 ogne
d That Victoria, consequently, goes 70 Po<dAm.
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TIE elections IN ssrdra to al vacancies were nersi-
y favorable 10 tho government
RUSSIA

q. Petersburg letters Say the military charac or Of
Ire erause stem Tor Polar n absst N be stpsr
,eced by system, In which tue civil eiomen, wl
prscomirste
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FRANCE
RFIlCITTNl
SPAIN.

The Belgian Chambers oobvoSsd for the 26th Jaly,
when The fort6cs,lors of Antwerp VII be discussed