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Speeitions< u. Gommifiions< 6efbdft
prp1per pan Grtbogh
9seenater Der 6abre. lntere G%anpune.
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TELEORAPHIO NEWS.
RRpORTED FOR TIE HD'SPATC1I."
ARRIVAL OF STEAMER NORTH
STAR.
rouR DAYS LArIn raoM EUROPE.

ar. Jouss, N. r., Aug. 2s-The steamer North
Star passed Cars Race on Friday afternoon. Ipe
following abstract Of her advtees has reached nse
she brings liverpool dates to the. 18th.
Queen Victoria was making her royal progress
towards Germany. n,
4 spIendid banquet was given BY Minister Pei
lissier In celebration Of the Nspofeon iete.
The House of Commons have ordered the return
Of the lands Of vaucouser's Island to the crown,
and to put q vessel on the line between LverPoo'
aod British Coumbis. .,-n.
Of engineers to build roads and bridges, ana 20
erect block houses for the reception Of goid, ana
to form an organized military force tor the pro'eo
ton Of inhabitants. s4s bsassss 3
From India the latest accounts say that Begun
Bourges where the rebels wore collected.
The Bombay Presidency was quiet.
The 8waIior army was broken mp and gone INTO
onarters Tho enemy withdrew from Jugdespofs
on the approach Of General Roberts
An outbreak was expected At Indore.
Th. fugitive robels from dwsltor had occupied
the town of Turks. Matters appear to be settling
aov everywhere IN India, although some ao,oo
rebels were still in the field
MARKsrs.
LIyyRrooI August lS-Cctton-Sales OF tho last
three days II 600 bales including 900 bales to spec
uIatorS Richardson / spence say middlipR quail
ties have declined l-l6, and that buyers demand
reduction of lI6WS. Holders offer freely but slow.
Br, adstuiis-The weather has been unfavornble
for the but the harvest Is well secured Flour
is very dull for inferior qualities Wheat Is quiet.
but prices steady. Corn 10 DUH and market nomf
naliy unchanged
Provisions -Beefis heavy and holders al pressing
quiet at Sis. Rosin Is ste .dy at A. I'd.
Protucs-sugar is 'tea1y. Coffee is quiet. Tur-
pentine Spirits dull at BIZ.
MONEY MARKET -Ccnsols S61a996'i for money on
accoDnk
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xrou,r 81. 1854.
narTo m. MAJOR 81 rHs. CIrr O

AJ0UH 5ts 49,
nDrTo rnr MAJOR ~ rHssC Irr o.
Rron1osp-ffonored ana Desr Fir: under.tan,.d
that ron have liked upon this day 70 decios sds
ss OF not lawfnl ior tns ss ~ nave sunday
sSao.,s r. ss n he 81 thin o.
cur population, The design OF this NOTE ~ ~
200 inss ssys e, ,u sS.srs sSd g explain 70
YOU the msDner IN which l conduct y. tnes yoa
may Judge understsndipaly whether or mos there
d any illssaiity In mr. course: NJ p,sa = % COM
portion Of the Word Ct God The Ditts Aat Iuse
keiuo he o,liy one IN Tie School. then read ont
hy,nn. ore line or two ct tine and request the
children ounite with me Ia singing It. Tue hyDia
Z invite the children 10 unite with me in address
ing the Throne Of the Heavenly 0race-J, diatost
ius:ariably leading The deo0tscls psysU After this.
Itake up echism, prepared W fhe late Bishop
poses or this kind. Thi, Catechism 10 made up Of
the plAinest questions and answers. upon the lead
ing doctrines and duties of the Bible. embracing,
among others. the 1uties OF servants to their mas
tiers Iexplain theae questions and answers to the
the snswers themselves The ttteehism D.dt + use
being the only In the School This exercises are
Interpreted with occasional singing, exhortatien
and prayer--the whole constituting as think, re
iigi oorsip, in the strictest of that word
Of precchins to congregation ofadalts. and Is. by
far the most satisfactory and efficient way Of IL
strurting them. 1t is unfortunate that these NEE
ings have been denominated Sunday &hoois-they
term. They are only meetings for the oral rel
gious instruction and spiritual beneftof colored
children. iatter myself that you will agree with
me In these views. and that yoa will allow me to
proceed In this labor OF humanity and religion.
an ALT - GkO W NoLLEY.
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LOCAL NJ 4 CTEnS'
pxarH or Jcsspn TucKRa.--In.e !,

psArH oy JcssPH TuckEH.-- nv, ~ ey nm,
ner's jury met at Elijah Baker on 70
continue their enquiry a. 70 sss Sas cousss
~, r. s.,nsd.v mosning, came 10 his dssth Nine
.;.nssss. -srs sxamined, bat their comhined evi
dence threw no light upon the subject Of enquiry.
Ths s.cts A elected were about these :sAs one
ociock last Thursday, Tucker visited the house Of
Mr. bailey oversecr for DR.. Burton, and there TOOK
dinner. IIe wss then very much intoxicated. Al
three O'Clock, Tucker being then ct bis own house,
Ia vised bailey to drink with him. And at night,
while Bailey was at Mrs. Silchers, Tucker
walked to Elm and knocked him down. Atter
this Bailey vent home, aud Tucker, 10 con-
pany with negro man named Arcney,
started cf In the direction Of Fairfield, whers the
negro left him. AZ there were no marks OF vio
lence upon his person, the conclusion 10, that ne
lay down 10 the bushes to sleep of the tunes o,
liquor, asd while there was taken with NJ aha
died. The Jury returned verdict that ne dieo
from intemperapce,
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LATE AND IMPORTANT News FROM VENy7UELA-La-
evoyYa and Porto Cabelo Blockdded.-By the arrival
Of the schooner Peerless Capt Patterson at Balti-
more, from Porto Cabcllo, in the very quick pas
sage Of thirteen days, We have received the follow
ing highly important advices:
Co the 18th instant the British steam frlgates
Buxsard and Tartar, and a French war steamer
name not known, under command Of Capt. Peel
Of the Buxzsrd, blockaded the port of Laguayrs
taking captive large plumber of email coasting
vessels anchored therein, aud on the 14tb, 10 A.
H., the same feet blockaded Porto Cabello, like
wise capturing . number Of cOsstiDg vessels. At
the latter port there thirteen sail taken. On
tine spproach Of the war steamers the shipping
was deserted by their officers aud crew, most of
thsLL jumping overheard and swimming to the
SHORE from their vessels that were anchored in
the port Capt Patterson states that the blockade
was caused by the government refusing to give up
the person of Gen. Monagas.
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~ BROADWAY ''RiaHr UP."-There 10 but enc
Broadway upon the American continent, and It is
the great wealth. - we'll - Of Wit
wisdom. and whatever else h remarkable. We kno.
q but cns other areat road which viii compare ith
this Asd that y the road 10 fortune conveniently
opened ~ SAMUEL SWAN = Co.. of Augusta, Georgia.
who. u ron enclose 70 them ten. Ave, or two and
bali dollars. win put you on your travels with .
wsybhi. which premises golden prospects. The
Sums 81 s3eec0 so 0o0 a. s7aO0o are placed Within
soes ana those Who are on the alert for this
laeky chance. may be the nsst TO reach happy des
tinatiom. l9s1 - 8
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TuRpE nays LATER STILL.

ST. johns, N. F., Aug. 30.-A steam propeller
arrived to-day with Liverpool dates to the 2lst
instant.
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 2l.-Cottou steady. Flour
quiet. Wheat advancing. Corn quiet.
boundary difficulty had arisen between France
and Switzerland.
Austria had decided to increase her navy expeu.
dtures so per cent.
The British steamer Cyclops had bombarded
Jeddah before satisfaction was obtained for the
recent murder of Christians. Eleven Of the cul
prits engaged in the murder of the Christians, had
bean q acuted
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The Southern Citizen-Interestin
to Merchants.

Col w. G.. Swan, Of the Southern Citizen, pub.
lished at Knoxville Tenn, is now in this city on
business connected with his paper. That journal
has national reputation and wide circulation, as
any paper 20 ably conducted must have. The i'm
portance Of advertising in its locality will, We
hope, be appreciated by our merchants in time to
Influence the trade to this point, for Baltimore
business men are already filling Tennessee papers
with their cards An advertisement in the South.
srn Citizen will repay the advertiser forty-fold.
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Mr. KnUers

Ths National Inteli0eneer says that a recent let-
Yer from Rome speaks OF the exhibition by Mr..
Rogers, fthe artist engaged to construct tbs re-
manning statues Of the Warrington monumeat) of
the spirited series Of relef for the portals of the
Cspitolat Washington, illustrating the life Of CO.
lumbus with alIegoric and historic statuetcs In
inches aud arabesqus reltefs, Introducing much of
~ mbolism In tho intervening spaces-the whole
81 Interesting original, and foely-imagined nonu-
Al
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eth Later from Europe.
ARRIVAL OF THE CITY oE BALrIMOR

NEW YoRK. August 3o.-The City of Baltimore
arrived here this morning, with dates from Liver.
pool to the evening Of the 18th inst
conspiracy bad been discovered at Limburg,
Austria. amoug schoolboys, II to 10 years old
One was eentenced to death and the others to i'm.
pri.onment. An investigation led to the discovery
of formidable conspiracy, with ramifications in
Russian Poland, having in view general uprising
of all the Sclavonc population OF Austria, to form
q Republic.
adv,ces from Paris indicate the probability of an
expedition against Madagascar, by the forces Of
France and England.
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FAST RIDING.-Two negro fellows
Bill Jones and Nat Thompson-were before the
Mayor yesterday, for straining horses through
Main street in Rockets, on the 23d-for riding
over and killing goose-and for using impudent
aud provoking language to Timothy Mcnamara
Two persons swore to the race, and enc of them to
the identity Ct the prisoners; but as all the wit
nesses were not present. the examination was
adjourned until this morning
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FINE PoTAToEs We are indebted to
Mr.. Ira Barker, of Hanover, for lot Of new Nan
semopd Sweet Potatoes. grown on his farm this
season. and by far the finest that We have yet
One of the potatoes weighed one pound and three
quarters, and i've of them weighed seven pounds.
Old Hanover is as celebrated tor fue POTATOES
as watermelons, but We doubt whether any
Of her citizens can yet come up to MIR. Barker In
the potato line.
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n6s- THE STOMACH pr. pares the ele

nay THE STOMACH prepares the ele-
ments of the bile and the blood. and II It does tne
tious diseases are result Assoon, there
fore as any affections of this kind are perceived, we
of order The frat AID only thing to be done, - 70
admipieter specific which will act directly on the
stomach-he handspring OF the snimai macnlne-
~ For tins purpose. can confidently recon-
mend Dr.. HosTErTER's CELEBRATED STOMACH BIT.
TERs Acting rs an Alternative and q toplc ~
the blood, and thereby gives regularity TO the Do"
els .-,, arc
- - 23-lm
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ITO TEE PEOPLE OF VIRGINIA.

hereby proclaim myself a candidate for the
office of GOVERNOR If the STATE OF VIRGINIA.,
wisdom of accep ing one hundred millions Of asres
of the public land. the money accruing thereffom
to be applied to The gradual extinction of slavery
by purchasing the Dung slaves and their migration
beyond the United States. Had Virginia applied
the hundred millions of acres that she gave to the
United states IN 1884, to this purpose the banks of
thrifty white population and trewn with Cities VIII
lagfs and cottages. che werld (smong all OF the
ricultule FIRST in Commerce and first in Manufac-
lures Give me- but fair field to combat my rivals
Il ask no other fayor-and the triumph shall be
mine. Your servant. ever faithful and true
Allie HENRY ARRAM.
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TIE TRAGEDY IN PISCAsTLE.-The homicide of
Jas. Mcdowell, In Fincastle, Va, by Mr.. Bowyer,
which was noticed yesterday, ia said to have been
the result of the belief that the deceased had &c.
duced the daughter of Mr.. B. The facts in this
painful affair will be brought out at the sxamina
ton, until which time, unless derived from au,
thentic sources, We defer the publication Of sew
eral statements now going the rounds.
RAnRoADs IN TESNEssEE.-During the presen t
year In Tennessee, 232 miles of Railroad have
been laid. There 10 now 10 the State go miles Of
Railroad In active operation, and by the first o.
January next there will be s75 miles, and by the
list ofJanuary, 1880, there will be l,l46 miles in
active operation.
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THg GuANo IN 1sLANDs.-The Haytien govern.
mont some time siuce, sent an armed force and a
commission to the Guano Island of Nsvassa, where
an American company were at work collecting
and shipping away the guano deposits without
psrmissioo. They were ordered to leave the is
land. but refused until they could hear from thse
employer, = Mr.. Cooper, of Baltimore. The proper
measures, It 10 sad will be adopted to force them
20 leave. The island has been leased to NJ Rassia.
amerchant Of Jamaica.
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sxprons INInR1Es-The two negro fel.

lows-William, slave to DIR. Jeter, and Robert,
slave to Lawrence Battle-who were shot in Ame-
liza county last Wednesday, for resisting and at
tempting to take the lives of the four gentlemen
by whom they were arrested; and who were after
wards brought to this city and taken to Bellevue
Hospital for surgical treatment, have been COM
PEELED to submit to severe operations to save their
lives. William, soon after reaching the hospital.
vas 80 seriously I'll from threatened modification
in his right leg, caused by a gunshot wound, that
Dr. Bolton had to cut it off just above the knee; aud
on Saturday last DR. Bolton performed IA similar
operation on Robert. Both patients were doug well
yesterday morning.
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TORONTO ELECTION.

TORONTO, August 2S.-In the election for menu
Der of Parliament from this place, held yesterday
aud to. day. George Brown was returned by ma
jority of one sundred and fifty over his opponent,
John Hillyard Cameron. When called lately by
the Governor General to form ministry, Mr..
Brown resigned his seat in Parliament, thereby
creating the vacancy which he has just been elect
ed to fiIi
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Northern Markets.

BALTIMORE. Aug. 3o.-Flour dull; Howard Street
aud Ono S5t1 Wheat steady. Corn-White 75@
81 yellow s69SS.
NEW Yesk. Aug 30.Cotton quiet. Flour heavy;
STATE So 1904 Wheat declined Southern white
81 yo(GI as Corn declined; mixed 6SGDS2; white S.
spirits Turps inc dull Mt 4e@4s. kosia heavy at
81 o. Rice is dull at 3(135s
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UNpRovoKRD AssAULT.-Rober Brunt

UNPR0voKRD AssAULT.-Robert Brupt
resident of Rockets, made his appearance before
the Mayor yesterday morning, for assaultiug and
beating Thomas w. Stagg, last Wednesday night
Stage, it seems. had visited Brunts family that
evening". and on his return home, ut ii O'Clock.
was met in the street and beaten by Brunt for
remaining 80 long. Such conduct iQ the public
streets is highly ceusurable and deserves severe
punishment. Brunt was held to bail for his good
behaYixr.
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THs "RsscuID" AHsIcANs.-The Char lesion Cou.
Tier Of Saturday, speaking Of the arrival there of
the SLAYER captured by the U. g. brig Dolphin,
says
The negroes, 20 far as they could be seen, are
about fifteen years Of age and good looking. They
are suffering from dysentary. 1t In supposed that
one. She IL of Baltimore model and a inc vessel.
The prise consists Of Of Lieut.. j. Ii. Bradford
Lieut.. c. c. Carpenter, ten sesmsn and six marines