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Santa ANNA at Havana.

A correspondent of the Charleston Stan
dard, writing from Havana, under date of
the 10th inst, says ~
Santa Anna is here, in secret, Matching
agreatfllibustering scheme against Comon-
fort and Mexico-"God and Liberty" and
in favor of the overthrown Constitutions
How the old chief got here is not explain
edisbut We presume through the agency of
n Spanish war steamer, whicharrived few
days since. Whether Spain sends an cxpedi-
tion to McNicosor not, Santa Anna will have
sympathyand assistance, if he can get his
foot once more upon that soil. If Comonfort
does not come into the traces according to
Spanish. i,ture, our large naval armament
here will be putin active service, and San
ia Anna-wil be tho tool to help them in
the completion of Mexican politics, and
make more effective the blow we shall pro-
pose for the protection of Spanish honor
and dignity. Then we shall see--what we
shall see. The being here of his Serene
llighness is not acknowledged --he does not
go out, and nobody knows that he is in our
midst. TO forego the pleasure of the cock
pit would be 100 much to expect from the
would be- Emperor, so a privatearrangcment
brings his pleasures near to his bedroom, and
few only in regal confidence are allowed to
participate in the amusement and win his
ounuo5, We shall probably find out some
thing of this strange affair in the course of
few days, through the palace selves,
which arc being goutly sliuNvn rUr t>IuJ pur-
pose, and in due time the world will be adj
vised.
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General Assembly, and by the authority of
the same, That it shall be, and is hereby
declared lawful, to appoint an additional
magistrate for the District of Pickens, to
reside at Tunnel Hill, in said District.
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{ Au9usto Constitationolist

liz you would have nm idea Of the ocean
IN a storm, just imagine ten Thousand
mountains, all drunk, chasing one another
over ncwly-ploughed ground, with lots Of
Governs m it for them to step into now and
then. ~ -
!. TIE most fashionable rrsaTriagcs, at the
present time, are those which are welded
with gold love is a secondary article.
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HioffEs and sbundanceo of the earth load
nore than they fill and men 4 wealth only
heighten their wauss. The great man Of.
tener wants astoniaoh and rest, than The
poor man wants meat and a bed TO lilo on.
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INFLAMMAT0RY RHEUMATISM.

GENTLEMEN: am at loss to express with words the
satisac gives inform you of the benefit have
received from the use OF your Pain Killer. About one
year since aiac ked with the inhsmmatory rheum-
asm, being unable walk for eight weeks; besides The
confinement 10 the house, the pain experienced no
tongue describe But 10 the object Of this
letter. On the 9Th of December last, had more
attack than before. Immediately commenced using the
Pain Killer made by you, which, TO my surprise mmed
ately relieved me OF PAIN and saved the necessv Of
being confined my bed for day. II is eleven
days the attack and the Inflammation has entirely
subsded. My limbs, which were tremendously swollen,
have assumed their natural shape In short entirely
well and feel bound, by the common sympaihes of my
for those who may be thus afflicted, make the
above statement that all may the Pain Killer
that Time expense, aud world of suffering may be pre-
vented.
HENRY WEED, Cieyk,
III Gensses STREET, Utica. ~ Y
Messrs. PERRY DAVIS & Son
For sale in Washington by William Bnlantyne, book
seller, Seventh street. -
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FOREIGN SUMMARY.

The steamer Europa of the Cunard line, from
liverpool on the 18th instant, for Boston, WAS
Intercepted July 3lst off Cape Race, by the
levs yacht of the Associated Press Her news
= three days later than was brought by the
Northern Light. The telegraphic feet was ex.
prcted to weigh anchor for the starting point
n and ocean On the day the Ewopa sailed.
Inc general news is without importance, being
Principally con6rmatory of that previously re-
ceived. decline is reported in cotton, bread.
s'uiis, and provisions, and commercial affairs
generally were exceedingly dull.
The steamship Hammonia brings us one
days later intelligence from Europe. Further
Troubles between the Turks and Christians in
BOSNIA are reported. A Russian force had
Deen surprised by the Caucasians, and obliged
. retreat III great disorder. By Royal decree
VI The llth, the Piedmontese Chambers we're
Pforogued. The Madrid journals of the 18th
announce the nomination of forty.one new
senators. They say also that it has been
decided that NJ. Isturiiz should be appointed
ambassador at London, NJ Mon at Paris, M.
81 st. Petersburg. The note addressed to the
hogllsh Cabinet on the subject of Lord Malmes.
ourys speech is represented to be conceived
~ strong but polite terms. On the afternoon
VI the nth, Consols stood at 95s to $50.
lie steamer Vanderbilt arrived at New Y FORK,
nom Liverpool, On the lst, with advices to the
2lst ut.
She reports that the weather throughout the
p.s age has been quite favorable for laying the
Atlantic cable
The United States frigate Niagara was seen
~ cape Clear on the 18th, and the English
day --'-' '"'o oi 'n' '""''
Interesting debates bad taken place in Par
lament On the Jiddah massacre. Lord STRAIT.
I p' de Redclife, the late Ambassador to the
.U''e' advocates the adoption of energetic
ton. - Az" eP"e
mere was no intention of occupying Mecca.
tT 1eteSung debates on the India bill, the Jew
C'1 me hudson Bay Company, and the New
me- bill, had taken place.
ne hrst interview between the sovereigns of
11us'Ahd aud France, at Cherbourg, was to take
pace on August 5.h.
re De turkish Government had sent general
E Eslcer 70 Jiddah, intrusted with the powers of
NE and death.
nrance, In concert with England, is taking
'ASuFea against Jiddah.
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NO. Cos.

realized last years prices. Some sales have
been Effected at small reduction and others,
where the seller was "hard-up," and large
nroportion of the money had to be paid down,
At heavy reductions on last years prices.
Now that the facts in regard to this harvest
are known, it is evident that many farmers who
have speculated largely in land, and borrowed
heavily, in hopes of getting clear by the pro-
ceeds from their crops, will have to sell out and
some will be ruined.
The small quantity of barley grown in this
section has been cut, and is generally good.
Now, the reapers are busy in the wheat fields,
on almost all of which the blight has fallen
heavily. From all directions, in this State and
in Illinois, comes the report that the spot
has banished all hopes of an average crop.
Many sores viii not be cut at all, and the most
reliable accounts place the estimate for the en-
tire crop at half the usual average. 1t must,
however, be borne in mind, that the straw ID nm
usually thick on the ground, and the good heads
unusually full, go that the ultimate yield may be
better than is expected.
The a rust," too, has taken some fields very
badly.
Corn, except on low wet lands, looks finely,
snd promises large yield. E.R.
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GENERAL SUMMARY.

Albany, Linn Co., L-egon, June ll.-Our
election for State officer has just passed. The
Sham Democracy carried the Territory. The
National Democrats, that split off from the
Hards, endorsed Buchanan and Lecompton
and bred Scott opinion in the canvass. Our
Republican nominees, mostly, withdrew their
names just before election, thinking they stood
no show, and hoped by fusion to get United
States Senator. The Republicans, or many at
least, would not vote the National ticket and
there is no doubt but the Sham or Hard Democ-
racy will have q majority on the joint ballot,
shd it is now expected that Gen. Lane and
Delazon Smith of this c.unty will be the Sena-
tors. l.. f. Grover, nieger-worshiper, will go
to Congress
Had the Republican Candidates stumped the
Territory, and not vii idrawn their names,
there is no doubt we sho1ld have polled 500 to
1000 more than the National ticket, and in
1860 there would have bsen fair show to car
ry Oregon Republican. But their Withdrawing
has had bad effect on tae minds of many true
Republicans in Oregon - Cor. ~ \. Tribune.
x
81. Louis, July 26.-By the arrival of the
steamer d. A. January, at Bonneville, we have
Lesvenworth dates of the 23d inst. Mr.. Living
ston, an old trader on the plains, arrived there
last night, from Salt LAKE. City, with dates of
June 30. The army had marched from the
Capital for Cedar Valles, forty miles below.
Brigham Young and he heads of the Nor
mon church had returnesnt TO the city, and the
people were following them en- masse. All
was quiet in the Valley. Some of the returned
teamsters are circulating report of rich gold
deposits in the vicinity o: Saint Vrain's Fort
These statements do not receive full credit, in
the absence of informeJion from authentic
sources.
Dispatches from Saint Joseph's. dated the
22d, per the steamer ID. r.. January, state that
advices from Salt Lake City to July Sd have
been received. The Morinons had all returned
to the city and their homes in the different
parts of the Territory.
Gen. Johnston had pr sed through the city
with his horses, and encSs1ped thirty miles on
the other side of it. No Hoops were in the city.
The Government officers had been duly in.
stalled in their various offices, and were pre-.
pared for the proper discharge of their duties.
Brigham Young was anxious to be tried on
the charge of treason, hut insisted that the
Jury should consist of Mo,mons only.
The Rev. DIR. Robbie, editor of the Oregon
Advocate. was lately DUBBED ID. D., but refuses
to wear the title, declaring that he does not
hold himself obligated to the source or institu'
ton whence he received it, and had always
been in hopes that 30 few knew anything about
it that it would not often y used" I
John G. Davis, of Indisna, who is making q
strong and independent rim for reelection to
Congress, has been ormllly read out of the
Democratic party. He deserved it, but will lose
nothing byit
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WAY TO MAKE MONEY.

L WILL send you all those ways for making money
Il sold by Cook, Rivers, OIivere, and others Oils,
Paints Varnishes Medicines Burning Fluids
Paint, Celebrated India Ink, Hunters Secret Secret AIT
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Recipe, Magic Copying Paper, Soaps, Yankee winning
Fluid Horse Tanning Perfumes, Hair Oils, Celebrated
CHEMICAL Compound. Red Blue, Gretn Black, Yellow
Also s15O per month in Selling my articles. All the
above sent by mail, post paid, oay fny cents Ad
dress II. II. KERR,
600 North Georgetown, Ohio
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Perry Davis's Vegetable Pain Killer have
used with great success in my family, in cases
of colds and coughs, and also had the happi-
ness to see my son Immediately relieved of dis
treasing dysentery, and completely cured in q
few days.
% WARD G. COPELAND, Fall Ri0eT.
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AYERS PILLS.

Reader if you want mild purgative for children, or
powerful for adults, take Ayers Pills. They are 81
gar coated and pleasant TO use, and well enough
kI own to be good, without recommendation.
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WASHINGTON ITEMS.

The journal of Capt. j. FL. Simpson, of the
Topograp hical Engineers, has been received
by the War Department. giving an account OF
bis observations along the route to Utah, but
j. - TOO stale aud uninteresting for publication.
The Union may possibly publish it.
DISPATCHES received to day by the State De.
nsrtu,ent, from the Sandwich Islands, report j.
n. Borden, United States Com missioner, as
having arrived and entered upon the discharge
Of bis official duties.
Private advices to Governor Stevens report a
slight disappointment on the part of the miners
at Frazer river. That river continued very
high, and retarded the operations of the new
immigrants.
The Governm ent is in receipt of dispatches,
stating that the Saranac had left Panama for
San Juan del Sur and other points along the
Pacific coast The object of this cruise of the
Ssranac is, as i stated some time ago, to re-
dress the grievances of our citizens, and make
= general settlement with a number of towns
on TIE coast, where the rights of Americans
have been totally disregarded. This vessel
was built at Portsmouth, N. H., in l848-is q
sde-whee steamer of the second class, and
carries SIX heavy guns.
When first announced that the Fulton had
been ordered home for the Paraguay service,
my dispatch was pretty generally contradicted
by those who are now, at this late day, stating
The same fact as an item of neaos. The Fulton
Is (. side wheel steamer of the third class, and
carries FIVE guns. She was built at New York,
in 1897. Il would be well for some cores
pondents not to make il q rule to contradict
every fact of which they themselves are unfor-
tunatey ignorant.
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OPINIONS OF TIE PRESS.

OPINIONS OF TIE PRESS
Grover x Bakers is the besi.-AnaicaH 4gyictHSriN
TO all OF which the Tribune MEM y Tribune.
II IL all that il claims 10 | N j. t:depsndent.
II finishes its work oilers de- II Home journal.
We give il the prceTence.- :Dieftca7i Baptist
Dis only he be appreciated, -Phytn Jour
Ada Lted for wooens linen, cottonAD1 Med Monthly
We like Grover Bakers best.-Ladies Wreath.
(Which is best," Grover Bakers.-E. Y. Dispatch.
Superior all ohers-N Y. Mercury.
Wehave hesitation in rscom.Ge ndngit ~ Express
II requires no re-spooling.-N Y ErangsiSL
For family use they are unrivaed-N Y Daily NeicS.
They seam that will not rpm Y. Courier.
IL performs noby and exrediiiousy.-N Y E1a'HiBeT.
Rens able for the elasticity of seam Police Gazeae
We u adapted TO all kinds OF family sewing-N OBS.
Best adapted for family use ~ Y Day Book
We do not hesitate 10 recommend it--N. T. Chronicle
IL sevYs strongly and does not rp.Lifs Illustrated.
The prince Of inventions - Protestant Chnrehnan.
II is yomans best frlend.-N Y Weekly NeIcs
We give preference 10 Grover BakeT's.-StldeHt
The most ssed invention OF modern times -MOh Mag
II makes pleasure of a toil.-N. Y Ereni1y Post
The fsvorte for family use Brooklyn Star.
We highly appreciate their vaue-Anerican Missionary
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We sites simplicity and durability National Mag
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" company is raising a
mes, to Increase the COM
> the cotton market.
lRKETS.
Il.-Cotton-Sales three
'es, including l,4OO bales
bales taken on speculs-
ally unchanged, closing
ses are fsvorable-sales
tered.
!, but steady. The weathe,
,r the crops. Flour dull
iged-Western Canal 2ls
-hia and Baltimore 22s C
24s. Wheat is quiet, bu
nd a reduction-Southeri
8 Corn is quiet-yellos
e 33s. to 33S. cd.
market is dull. Lard il
slightly advanced Salef
dull at As. to As. 3D.. SUI
f1tine spirits dull at AIS.
: Wednesday, nOon.-Tht
s, is a shade weaker. Con-
ndia.
lent and India House diss
following additions TO our
! Gwslior is now a fugi.
lain body Of the ICalpef
q Indoorkee, where they
t 1000 men. They decI@
slior, which they did rapid
;'india but little time for
ached Gwalior on the lst--
, 'ers are believed to have,
altry and 500 cavalry, with.
Scindia went out to th&
. them, with 1000 caval-
4 30 guns. .
er, had the action CONS
! midas cavalry regiments
the enemy q large pro-;
1is army followed the ex-
inder fled precipitately.
{ the Maharajah's body.
: 1t gallautly, and brought
Z n the field, losing, how
v number The Mahara.
x Dinker Row, and some
isl, ria Dholpore, to Agra,
d the I'd of June. The
6 oh escaped 10 Nurwur,
Ciered, and the fort is said
f he rebels. The bulk of
slarched on Gwalior.
9 will direct operations.
Il ade will cooperate, and
, be made from Agra in
j IRE.
o to have proclaimed the
NJ Tantia Topee as chief
uee are pursuing the policy
ln ldering those who show
I, our cause /; and this
NJ ly from coming forward
il us, who are inclined to
e IN threatened by Ummer
8 oeen driven out of the
By Sir <. Lugard. They
1.-The Rway bungalows in
|. collecting boats for the
t., Ganges and attacking
ne some mutineers crossed
,g oined by the Poorbeea
H. numbered the Bazaar at
Z ropean clerk, killed his
Vo' AIDED two other children.
j, epd, while recrossing the
lee and a number drowned.
fty IF these men have since
Nsharajah Of Cashmere.
'als sabsea, with the family
in safety at Oojein, from
0 & her troops have since
an seized The magazine
urSood was, on conviction
, Rsurder of Mr.. Manson,
q o., the 18th of June"
-
eao.u contains a copy of
ON the Admiralty to the
on she coast of Brazil, rel
eel pse of the sun which
uth America on the It'll of
says that, az the accurate
eclipses may prove of high
leir Lordships are DESTROYS
e OF II. Ms ships from Rio
'ul'g may be afforded to any
who may go to Brazil for
ing such observations, pro-
s of the service will admit
eing employed for the pur-
mer may arrive at Rio de
ext, and the steamer should
} instruments to St. Paul's
r to such port on that part
y be- most convenient he
very assistar ce and facility
ting his Instruments ; and,
ms are completed, the YES
back to Rio de Janeiro.
ON China confirm the pre-
diligence that the Emperor
ted an official of a satisfac-
with the peace commission
'ega, ded at Hong Kong ss
owaed an amicable arrange
les between the contending
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AZA ARNOLD, PATENT AGENT,
Seventh Street, Opposite The Patent Once,
Furnishes Drawings, Specifications, Caveats,
Conveyances,
BROCHURES PATENTS,
And attends TO all business usually required to
he transacted with the Patent Office.

ID ArENT Inventions have become numerous to
1 make it difficult TO describe any new clearly
as moi to interfere with Of those already patented
and no person distance from the Patent Office can
do the business so we'll the spot having
slant access the models drawings and records OF the
Office,
Being the only Solicitor OF Patents who is thorough
PRACTICAL mechanic and engineer, his knowledge OF
mechanical operations enables him TO understand new
inventions, and to specify them with facility and accura
CIV THAI cannot be expected Of lawyers.
He often procures patents IN cases that have been
jected lin the hands Of other sgens) and frequently by
appealing the ud sment OF the and in no
such case hs. he failed Of getting patent
His extraordinary success in procuring patents is due
TO his intimate acquaintance with the principles the con-
strucuon and the using OF machines, well his many
years experience in the laws and of the Patent
Office All orders promptly attended TO.
All communications of inventions strictly confidential
Persons writing from q distance, should give their
town. county, and State. coz
REFERKNcKs:
Hon. C. r. James, u. 8. Senate.
Hon. +. Allen, u. s. Senate.
Hon. c. Mason, Commissioner of Patents.
Hon H. b. Anthony, Ex-Governor OF Rhode Island.
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There are prop-i; ing
crop in England.
The Dutch trap "
loan of 100000 H. nc,
pany's transactions 6, Il
SIH,RR
Liverpool, July H.
days past $4,000 be es,
for export and l,G b
ton. Market geSe all
quiet, but steady.
Manchester ADJ es
slow, but prices una Teri
Breadstuffs are d1 !, b
has been favorable fr
and nominally uncls ,ge
@ 2ls. 3D.; Philadsl-hi
22s. 3d.; Ohio 22s4 -
steady-buyers depsi, nd
red IS. Cd. ca Is. Sc
GAS (9 34s. cd. wb e
Provisions The ma
firm, and all qualiti sli
SOS. to SIS. Cd.
Produce.-Rosin d.
gar is quiet. Turp% }tir
Latest.-London,s "
market for breadsta, i
soils 954.
From the Governt-en
patches, we CLEAN u 10
telegraphic account
+" The Maharajat Z
tive at Agra. The ia;
fugitives fed first %
we're Joined by about /,
ded to march on Gvslic
ly, SO az to allow ! Sin
preparation. They a
of June. Their nuo ,el
been about 5000 inf, IA
a few small guns. &c
environments to oppt .
ry 1000 infantry, al
No sooner, howe :el
menced, than one offs III
went over en- mGSSe {
portion of the rest OF III
ample, and the rem IN
with the exception {
guard, who fought NJ 1t
off Scindia safely f.& n
ever, 200 of their ewt
jsh, with his DewanS L
thirty of his sirdsr, 8sl 4,
which he reached OF
family of the Maharf >
but his palace is pluGie
to be in the hands of b
the Cslpee force has ga
" Sir Hugh Rose v
Brigadier Smiths bri a
q demonstration was
the direction of Dhol u
" The rebels are SO |
Mana at Peishwa, an'<
under him. =
" The rebels in Ouee
of harassing and pie. i
themselves friendly &,
doubtless prevents mi !,
openly and siding wit
do 80. =
" Ghazepoore is az. /;
Sings party, who has :
Jugdespoore jungle By
have burned several u
the district. They a !.
purpose of crossing to,
Ghazepoore.
"On the I'd of June
the Ravee, and, being
laborers on the CANAL
Madhopore, burnt a E
wife and child, and wo,
They were beaten off, :.
river, q few we're killed
Two hundred and fifty
been arrested by the NJ
/" Her Highness Bal
of Scindia, arrived in ;.
Gwalior. About 500 q
mutinied at Oojein, an.
and ten guns. Z
" The chief of TourS
of rebellion and the j:
executed at Belgium O
The London Athena
a communication from
senior naval officer on |
alive to the total eel.
will be visible in South
September next. 1t ga
observation of such cell
scientific interest, their
that q passage in one Of
de Janeiro to st. Paul's
English astronomer VIII
the purpose of making
vlded the exlgencles OF
of q steam vessel bein,
pose. The astronomer
Janeiro in August next,
convey him with his in
or st. GATHERINGS, or to
of the coast as may b.
should be afforded ever
for landing and erecting
after his observations
sci should take him ba'
Official advices from
viously-received intellie
of China has appointed
tory rank TO confer will
ers there. This is regs
an important step iowa
ment of the difficulties
parties.
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