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The Frazer River Gold Mines.

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up ratiow Of tie Amerscaa and BrstisA Sxroens Eypedi
items in Washington Terrisory-Ihe Gold Hines ON
Ffaser's River-Iajiur Of Mixers, &C., dc.
As am leaving camp 10 morrow, write to inform you
Of my departure There party Of six start the
morning on trip eastward tho boundary line, dis
lance Of about thirty Eve miles through the woods
the purpose Of exploring proper place erect
msots to designate the boundary. We win be Absent
ABOUT two months ten weeks, according the pros
pect We had this morning. We commenced outing
through this morning, and made only half mile andre
torEed 10 camp; but TO VIII take blankets
along and aso few Indians pack provision - We
have no mules yet.
have been out Rrteen days to the west ward since
wrote aAt took thirteen days through and
half miles CT brush which was near the mouth Of
Frszers river. and the westerly land that belongs
TO the United States The British survey ing party Which
TO take part in the expedition not expected no~ De-
Iore the hrst OF July, consequently maia party viii
not leave here before that the patty thu. John
Brien With has not arrived yet expected IN
few days.
There ia great excitement here about the new gold
mines that have been discovered in the Hudson Bay
Companys possessions rhomps, n's river, winch
charges ef Tito the Frxzsrs river about huudro5
ard MY naies from the mouth, ana 10 northeastern
direction frcm here. The mines have been worked By
Hudson Bay employees, and the Indians ye dug out 70
with their knives ell over the bed of toe river rhe
hsh Governor granting licenses 70 ali white people
wish 10 there a. the of senty dollars per mouth
expected that great many of the old miners in CALI
fornh Viii avail themselves Of Opportunity they
hear OF the There great nasny English nep
tnst rave already left the settlement yalcouvera
slsno and gone the mines roe Americans on the
sound will also go soon they form oarty suf
cen TO pro;ec, themselves. As for english man. he
can rave through the couairy for years unmoesod by
the tndiais; but Americans reed expsc! mercy
they can't protect Themselves We viii pro ,sbiy lie
and join The American parry the not
On me LIST OF July, BY which time We will be strong
enough 10 so through million Of Indians with
shooters and bowie knives.
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MARIflME INTELLIGENCE.
ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-rms DAT.
sun ReKs 81 moon hIsGs.. eve III q
Sun IS HIGH wArER. W.


.,
CLEARED
seAmshp Vanderbilt Lefevre, southampton and Hsvre-
ss,%.hp Empire oty, Griffin. Havana and New Orleans
sss ,s s.s';eu iio.Ssr Gy
Baii Corr, strns Essi indies DUNCAN 0o'
Bari Old Dominion, weeaer, Vard-n rs Robsr. williams
BARK Eliza Bars (Br, Wellington, Bermuds rucker ia
brig Aura, Brehke. Cadiz- Hoimboe 4 Hoadlsy.
Brig Isaiah tBr), Fitzpatrick st John, MIA suuhsrs
Inig Adeline DAM. Uhichssn. Gloues.xr-Funch A
schr riesass tar) McBurnie, St John, NBPI xevius
.schr A Goodwin rAirchiid Camp Pinclney Watson a
se sen srSSn pernsn wTpsS, Smith Co.
sch ooobrese Wat, Ssianore-Nerra Abbott
sssI Tlsssf ssRss BAL.
schr BROOKS, Gardner, Newpor-MAsier,
ARRIVED.
.n sn 70 G0%srom:' Gsds vspoo Nay Is With Md.s
sIos S q spsss Washed IRON
crossed the Banks Il lon -. saw DO les. --' '''
i nsI Sa Glitter Cf gs%ors r sasnos Ayrs Nay
yia1o vi SHIPS s: Lssrence. aud simou aud store
sa q a D..ssa ssII from aie isasi S
sas J Ssysrs r., ION 70 20 so,ss sosr Mon
sas saa resn ss ases i Ponce Pr Is days. with sn'
Brig Magnet of Eastpor sbsckford ouAYsma PR. June
Is, with sugar, TO [ Nevius son
wssassr 70 ss.ss Bacon AZ o. gsSs r. as I0 IN LON
ES I q Is lon 81 seoss r %R. rn. .es, .serSs w
well - - - -
sris Dorothy r y,ed. Trinity Bay. NJ Is day., ia bal
Brls Burmah, Mckenzie o.sis Il days. with is,h, TO
Bosrcman
schr W oricsn of ssli Ilyer) BORDEN Bsrsooa June
r. with huit 70 q Aeserly a Co.
s.hr John ssse. .nr sslson, KAiu.Dd M ls days with
sshr A D-hossl fucker v1lmiurion NC sasys
tchr ISABELLA. bowland, Beaufor, NO, 6dAyx
kchr II Wo1d. cham bers Virginia
schr Lemsp fesvitt Virginia
scbr Pauline, soper, Vrgiuia
schr fussn. WeDb siizSkeh City, NJ, for Proyidence
echr Magellan .lond sargent sschiat days
schT Dolphin, TrgaLs, MsobIss, y days
kchr Tryan. Adams Nsnsucket
tchr Orlando suBitb, Hall. Westerly, RI
kchr Jane, Henry, Hyanuc.
steamer kenneDec Hand. Philadelrhia-
Steamer sarsh. Jones. Philadelphia
Steamer sophis. by, PhilsdeIph
Steamer Osprar. kenney Providence
SAILED
Steamship Empire City, Havana and New Orleans; ahip
DEWITT Clinton, Liverpool '
Wind during the day ssE
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The Nicaragua Canal
hc NNufHEuh C1ON1.
trom the Parsian correspondent OF the Independence

tfOI1 Ho tarI5-I UUlTe'pULutul o. INC IuuependAnce
Bslge
The Minister Of Nicaragua and Costa Rca a the Courts
o. France ana England has given explain aons TO the
United states government ABOUT tae convection male
with French company Tor The construction OF canal
across that part OF Central America Prior contracts had
been sde with ths United states gov srnment By which
the Interoceenc Canal could opy be made by that repub
lie, but the contracts 10 be forfeited II the works
were not commenced before the end OF June, 1853 The
Minister OF The Central American Republics has Informed
the French company win only be carried out on failure
OF compliance with the conditions consented 70 the United
States.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


fuDAY, July III. W.
The dulDess and hesvness which have go long cbsrac
terzed The market aggravated tns morning by he
soseuoe q many prom neBt opI sors who soae toe
country 70 srjoy The Fourth The business d - rassus
And prices had echiog tendency taurb acre Wa NJ
aHusi oharge 10 STATE s'1cb cluaii.fslis business
f1 d'HHb hse5orG " qriyes caFf,1l yes.ef.sy.
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B1ssceIIansous ana D,s.ss~v..

sr Psss,. sc, from New orleans for
Bar Busrrn RIM Roson) Eo from Calcutta for Ion.
pon pe,oe rspor.a A. having Pa, into port Bsnss %
na r sn o. .sss q put mo g.ass a..
repur has been In town several days, but 70 no
90 nine dsys fer the reach m piscs
berries the wind wa. dead ssesd We therefore advise sou
Of the report only 70 show its improbsbity."
wnasHIr ALrsAspsR before reported lost coast
ofN zeslsud belonged 70 Messrs swim Perry and others
sailed $4,000 she nearly wrecsed in November last
having had decks swept BY heavy se o. souwe., Cape
expense Of sleo Insured in New Besford At the
sLso and At The Taabsven ONCE $500 To;s iss'sss.
scHR. TaIuKrH Lee Of scbr Smith at Bost Isl
he ssanss Cape Cod wss IN conS, Won .Ss @ ng on
81 Brlcge'own NJ ospt Aria from rhilsdslpnls for
stove abandoned n except JosepR IA sss
he cook got on board the smith and brou ghi %
vessel despatch % The Mercbsns' kTchsnge dated o.
set hsrbor morning Capt snow ana obers
capt STOW bss procured sails and n abe can be kept
soBR CHaRLEs MOLErs Cof Balunnore) frou - Me- for
ConsccuL with lumber put into Newport LAT ins HAVING
sSth a anu 40 "nsn '0"Os down vineyard Sound
One half Of sbp Flora Temple rating AL 1850 toni, built
Baltimore In 1893 Was sold at g. seh u a. sucasn for
Notice so Mariners.
Monce hereby syes that the Baoy has been replaced
me Duoy On DanceOerry Ledge" Oh Wood Island, has
aala BY order Of the Lighthouse posrd
po.,,.ns Ibao GREENE, Lighthouse rns. IL, eist
ga from New London 2sh ul bark Alert Psrsons Hurds
Al nsurtius May L. Margaret Scott, Cisvelspd sB 80
bbs VII otl-~as bonud Oh Port Daugtn, sperm w6tiug
wsst Coast Of Ssassa sS Nay o ssos 40 dss n
sress. hamtin Ns 800 ,1'a thii se-s'1
a. DO April Is julius Caesar. B'rist 81 from Doa5,.on
:, DO Mas 3, Rugsuls. Cattle, M repsl,ins.
a. do nav q biizs Orueia no sl 1850 IHl Oh aN fgf
o. bound " Mozambique Cna31cL hai % rfe- hs sssc1
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FISH.
Fish somewhat higher and scsrccr IN conscqucuoe
OF the oss by the recent noa and the DIN ,uy OF keep.
ing hsb fresh In very hot weather For this immense
quantities Of Ice are consumed Lobs.ers scarce
reported that large quantities of them have died ~
Fulton market, the weter being too warm for them.
Buyers fhsrd be careful and no. purchase boiled lob
iDey often which die on the dealers hands
and he boils them Ard soils them for fresh Buy your
lobstrs alive and cook them yourself, and all viii be
right -
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pera!ions Of the Sub Treasury


-N Stieh from customs. 6l,0oO 20
faemehe boo 1913 81
,Jso, oOJ 81
Advices from the West relation the earnings OF rail-
rrads are favorable and managers expect to be able
show TO stockholders that the wors. has only passed.
but that the roads sre rapidly improving. Upon the
Illinois roads running wet the improvement. greatest
and the Jure earnings Of the Rock Island stated
to be above sloo ,coo watch Is much above the sener.
expectation.
The exchanges ct tie Rank Clearing Houee this m orn
pg SIC see 49, The balances were the largest
which have been settled there sace the
0tne Notwithstanding to $25l6 ITO 81. the high
est previous sum In settlement the Sd Of January
1857, when il amounted to between twenty three and
twenty four hundred thousand dollars Before that time
the balances reached high as two millions Tue
Metropolitan certificates remain ut $4,000 The cause Of
ths Increase Of balances, need hardly be mentioned
was the payment of interest State and other bords
The City OF Baltimore which sailed yesterday for Liv.
erpoo, took out s79l7o o5 in specie. Exchange for the
steamer to sffened little today In consequence
OF the scarcity Of bills; but there little done at the
highest rates. The leading were holding this a.
ternoon at 1905 1osx; francs at SHY a51II
The Irving Savings Institution notifies deposos that
six per cent will be paid all the sums entitled thereto
after the 10Th inst The wing dividends have been
declsred:-The New York Corn Exchange, dividend Of
I've dollars per share, payable the 81 instant; tbs
Clinton Fire Insurance Company, semi annual dividend OF
ten per cent, payable demand the Harmony Fire and
Marine Insurance Company semi annual ofthree
and half per cent, payable demand; the New Haven
hsns Security Insurance Company, a dividend Of ten
per cent, payable July H. the Bank OF Albany semi
annual dividend Of four per cent payable demand the
United States Life Insurance Company the usual half
yearly interest capital aud AFTER lat Instant the
Gerhard Insurance Company dividend OF five per cent
payable on demand.
The amounts in the several deposi:ares Of the United
States subject 70 the draft Of the Treasurer on The 2lss
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DsowsKp-Coroper Gamble cid an inquest yesse~day
upon the bo3y q Joseph Haye, . hotel runner, wis
while btoxicaied on Thursday evening, fell vsr5oard
RON the steamboat Thos. Hulse ard wac drowned
he jury rendered verdict OF "Deah by drowning while
stodf
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Total Destruction Dy Ft.e ss. Town OF
Sc. Aodreas. California.

We have been favored By Mr.. Emanuel Hoffman with
IN sxua Of So Address LsGepend>nt, which gives
bsi Of sufferers by the CONFEDERATION which vsied that
town on the "a OF June The lose about $40 oOo
The follow ing n A Lat of the suuer,rs:-
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NEW YoRx HERALD, SATURDAY, July 8, 1858

esst the capital stock be- and the hereby, a.
clkred out Of the earning Of months ending with
last and payable In cur funds and aster the LII
July prOx, TO the holfArs Il stock On the LIST inst
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Illinois Central bonds improved Y frsw yesterdays
prices he stock, which VA offered without bids d ~
few days SINCE s now "a demand 1t 70 aTsx rhs reason
not that the public faith the article has inproved but
that the exceeding scarcity Of tho sockB embarrassing
the deliveries Of the bears Ia Crosse land grants I'M
proved half the prominent bull who yesterday took the
head in bearing theu not seeming disposed 70 continue
The operation. New York Central fell OF y; Of the
oldest and best Known friends o!the stock being prom
nent seller as the de,ne II rs freely offered as2 seller
60, the strength of the nght with the Erie. Erie
quiet and dull, shade over yesterday prices. Rsad
Ing improved x q, with moderate sales, chiefly II
seemed 70 Pennsylvania pvrchasers but the beAra con
tnued with great bodnsss To offer selers' contracts at
and IN below the market price, Galena and Roek Island
were both this morning u x lower Saan they
closed yesterday, though the payment Of dividend BY
he latter 10 now beginning 10 be gsasrAlly expected
Cleveland and Tossdo symaahized 70 Tie extent Of "
Pacific Mail Steamship Is steady a4 The point where IL
stood this day week Panama Railroad 10 beginning TO
be sold short It's friends feel certain that will not fall
below Per. There we're two email lots Of Cumberland
soid the new owners Of this property inclined
let it run into the ground
After the board the dulneee continued and MANY par
ties hAvCg bull contracts Out closed them 60 70
the country At the second board, what little business
was done wss at shade lower prices. New York Cen
rsl cold "a decline Of "a Illinois Central declined
IL; Gaens and Chicago, q. There change in
the price OF Rock Island, Erie Reading Cleveland
Toledo. sale Of Missouris made 1t 4 decline from
the morning price Pacific Mai! likewise declined X 70
4, with very ANAL tales.
After tina second board the duncss Continued and the
marset closed heavy. We quote the closing prices -
New York Central 50; Reading, a; Erie, 17H; Panama,
loi; Illinois Central, TX; Rock Island, 7s4 GAlena,
$50, &c &c.
Tho
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me Losses or The chlnanen amount about $50 1oo
twenty three China house, we're burned.
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There ~ not much new 20 note IN the meat market.
Prices as general thing unchanged, and
light. The demand for meat falls of quarter 10 very
warm weather, at least 10 the butchers say.
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Prom Assistant Treasures New York. ~ Y 2ss 900 90
Messrs. Clark, Dodge %. have taken The new Mime
sofa loan ~ 1905 for eight por cent stock 10 ten
years. The bids - follows
Clark, Dodge Co., NJ T., 1909 for an .. c. b. $3.50 900
James Co n. T., par for IN p. a bond $50 900
r. Richards n ", par for On per cent bond $50 900
Thompson Bros ~ r., psr for per cent bond 100000
Jos Livingston, Milwaukee, par for 10 D. bond 100000
b. Scott Nil ssuk par for per cent bond. $50 900
Won Giohn, st. Paul, par for 10 per cent bond. 10000
Brstcd o., ~ y, par for 10 per cent bond. 1900
The following from Eagsh paper viii DO Of interest
70 some Of our railways 81 the present time
Il understood that the railroad companies In Eaeand
have come 70 terms and arranged tins scale OF fares The
report Of the Board OF Trsoe rail ~ays pupshed In
1855, gives the folio sing resol1n 1ssp, $40 mile,
o. railway In EnglMi, The passenger receipts were for
hTst class, ft zoo; eecoud class, e. 2bs OBJ third
cAss 81 443,7Se 10 1855 6l66 miles, the receipts
the average rate on the whole being I'd per mile
The oosi OF frat class carriage averages f32O and
weighs AZ tons; class $3.50 tons: thru class
carriage, fl50, weighing az tons. The only way M
which Parliament protect shareholders and the pub
lie aganst the igporacoe Of railway directors mana
gers, n 70 compel all companies ~ two parimenary
trains each way, with frs second, and third car
rsges nj ID, nd. and IA. per mile and Lhen railways
viii pay. The ED0ve returns clearly demonstrate that Il IN
quantity which pays, and no, express trains FOR the
units.
The Little Mani Railroad Company have declared A
dividend Of four per cent They have floating debt
The foIowhg Is the statement they publish
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FRIDAY, July 2-6PM.
Amzs Of 40 bbs. ~ 90 for pots and pearls per
loo lbs.
BRsAperuus.- has been In moderate supply anil
lair demand At uniform prices Home dealers have been
he principal buyers. Sales 10 500 bbls state and West
eyp, within The following range Of pricee-
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Dry Goods Trade.

The following is comparative statement Of the imports
foreign dry goods at the port of New York for the
and since January L.
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Custom House Changes.

Tho following changes Of scsrs Of the cussV m h.vs
been msde by Collector ScAsn during the paasv ,onh
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Rye flour and corn meal are in demand II fu prices
Wheat has been freely dealt In having been
made OF b. 800 bushels, including fair 10 very choice
white Michigan 81 o5 81 g. the latter rate for lot
Of 600 bushels red Western al 81 Oh very interior 10
good Milwaukee club At SOC 92c, and da mayed Chicago
at 76c. per bushe Rye quiet ii CSC. zoe No change
OF moment In barley oats. Corn was insc,ive toe
day sales having been confined si2 500 Bushels At
eGc 7ec for very inferior 70 prime mixed Other kinds
nominal We extract the following table Of receipts aud
exports from the weekly circular Of wn. @. Cutting
Flour, Wheat, Rye, Corn, Ots
bs bushels bp,sh. bush. bush
Canal and river 5o,oss 1881 1902 go l62 20 5s4
Railroad. ............ 2,466 1,4Ss
Other sources, est. $1,000 $500 $4,000 $500
Total 4bi 6sI7 ooe2 1892 s6Osl
The exports Of nour and grain for the epdos June
20 were:-
flosr pDn. 4O003
wheat, bvshes 23S,I29
Oorn, Dusheis JODlb
CopFKr Sales have been made OF about $50 bags RIO
Obe residue OF the Horace's cargo) A. 10'Sc Also 100
mats Java at TO-, and 200 bags do. at Ice per TO-
CorfOs has not varied much eaes having been reoortcd
Of 200 bales, including mddling, without change OF
moment IN quotations.
FRmcHrs rregulsr, with more doing IN rolling
freight 10 Liverpool, 10 coo bbls -four Al Is ID Cd
g, 800 bush. grain ~ a. IN buk and 4kf IN bsgs; $50
bales cotton at L. 81 foote's besfst o o. 10 5nd5n-
so pbis. rosn a. De- 3D. 500 b0ls. pork Al 1s Ell 90
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Butter keeps low, but tho arrivals having fallen or
prceg nrmer. Eggs sell readily the wholesale price
ranges all the way IRON loo No. pcr dozen. There
In M sood vat In ma
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-26
GREAT DEBATE
BETWEEN
LINCOLN AND DOUGLAS
AT OTTAWA.
AT OTTAWA.
Twelve Thousand Persons Present
the ORsO SCOTT CHAMPION PULVsHIleD.

Frsa Tie Csie1,s P,s, ass T'is-ne .isg 3
| FROM sunrise til hish noon Ga Saturday, O.taS,
WA del1g.d IL duet. Tae sra! Of the seven srea,
debates which Douglas tsd consented T. s,ld WITH
Lircoln, s,d started LIS Ssve, VII, keudall,
| Gruldy, Ksukakse Cook sad Other surrounding
| counter, ia urwcDteS CONN zion Before break
| fast Ottawa va, bslessaered with 3 multiplying
host fiom al points Of tie compass. Al O'Clock
| the streets srd avenues esdiog from the country
were so envelcped with dust tsat tie town r.sem.
elsd yast smoke Locse. Teams, trains aud pro-
cess!ors poured ia fcem every direction like al
army with banners. National fi,gs, mcttoes aud
devices u'tered ard star.d from every street cor
ner. Military coppaues end bs,ds Of music mo-
nopoEzsd the thoroughfares around tie Court
House AID the public square. Two brass twelve
FOUNDER, bar sed sway in tie center Of the city aud
drowned tie hubsab of the multitude with their
own higher capacities for hubbub. Vanity Fair
uever boiled With madder enthusiasm.
Shortly after II O'Clock, the special train from
Chicago, Joliet, a., osme in ,eiti Serentesn carS
Wien /. reached the depot, three dcsfeoiug cheers
went up for Abraham Lincoln. The cheers were
rang agau. Enormous crowds blocksded the
streets Ard sidewalks through which tho procession
moved, ard the shouts of the multitude relied from
end TO end, around the street corners aad across
the bridge in 8 continuo1. tumHl..
The Dougl.s procession moved down the Peru
road TO Buffalo Rock, where they met tie Pro.
Slavery Champion. whom they escorted to the Gel
ger House.
Al o'clock the crowd commenced pouring INTO
tie pubic square. The -lsh was literally tire
msndous. The speskiDg stand had teen foolskly
left upgus;itd and was so crowded with people
befsre the tacers OF tie day srrived tia! half ca
hour was consumed IN battle 80 make rom FOL.
the speakers sid reporters. Even then tSe accom-
mojstons were Of tie most w1etched character.
Two or three times the surge of people on the plat
form nearly droIe the reporters 81, and half
dozen CLOVIS on the rooG broke through some of
the boards snt LET them down on The heads of the
Reception Committees. The whole number of
persons present could not have Seen less than
twelve thousand. Large numbers were present
from Chissgo, Gsens, Springfield, Peoria, Quincy,
Rock Isla.d, Bloomington, Alton and other distant
poiLts.
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TURNED UP.-Mf Luyster Of Brooklyn, who dap.
pesred 90 mystericus!y on Tuesday afternoon turned
M last evening. According TO sts'ements made By
he friends, be stopped in placs in Fulton street,
N.x.York and drank glass Of soda. IL made the
seousint.nce Of two Strangers, and shortly sfter*srd
t,p.,iepced peculiar sensation, arising as he sup
Ioses, from drugs put into the liquor. lie went ifon
the saloon where he NE. hose men, and hardly re''l'
hcted anything until mex. mornieg when ne 'oaod
himself in Fourth avenue, with light Sammer suit on
i.stead Of black suit which he wore when be ieiI
Brooklyn. He had two gold watches add so 10
money, which had disappeared with his o'othes. de
hes no definite recollection Of any eccurerce after he
inbbed the sida wster. The sffsT 10 csitNhly very
singular ors frcn t<sirr rg to erd.
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yEsHzrELA.-A correspondent Of ne fh"1a''P,'I
Press. win from Caracas July 81, states na' LUG
tr.ay between tie United States ard 'easI.s''
regulated il 1876 by SIR. Es'oes, the A"e'.a-
Mri.,sr With ire ate Administrator CT 'h'l county
era which was spp-ovet by The late VereEueI'n Uy.
e-eis wi,h,u, suercueu:, sni By ths Senate q '-'
into s:ss viii .lss; Modification in ore ai'i''
hss Low. il Il ssid beer accepted BY the rev sis1-
.isr Adm,uisus.ior With ihs, modfcstor'
Tie jos1nslr kt.e, ss!s .l7 ooifa'loh's+ :.
pabishsi ,sye.s. ecL:rsdictoi! reports s"-' 80
sopoi1tuer.o Of a rev Uaitei Sts.es Mna's' 70 IN
oourirytla. Lave rot :een L any pspe- i'D-
StA:ts.
81. Tt, PIN q TIE or'y ps1sor ms.;-o''ea So
cs.so, ,f H.. Esmss, WI eh mysels ih.es
fc. tsCu,h was urier tie inprsssor tsai a' p-'
lovvould be tert &c tbs county, lee .hs' A.
btel sppeiltei &c EcasioT.
yssLeis is lie EEK. Of TIE Pr,7ifora
Gen jose Grsso,io Morsg*. cics P-':-fat q -,
Retrtac. sd p:sorlr 6, Asrsc.-to, c.sa = 10
ci,J, Atis Ttsd-rca Of ssfar SeiToue' e0'sin'' v
,hs Safe, If iy-ertsI:.
G...ral C,.,rc he's srssi,,si re &c We TT
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