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:
THE DUDLEY OBSER YA7ORY

1t is but two years ago since the Dudley Observatory
dedicated to the service of science and nauguraed
with grand Grafton by Edward Everett The nstitu-
ton was opened with tho good wishes of tho whole
country, and with the finest promise of usefulness We
find however, in its very infancy, all the parties charged
with maintaining 1T engaged in general snar among
themselves. ~
Without reviewing for readers the of
pondence in which ordinations and recrimnatons have
becn in the scientific STYLE served up to the public,
will be satisfied with showing up the sum total results Of
the controversy up to this date
For reasons which do not appear very clearly,
the trustees in legal charge of the institution removed
the director Professor Could without consulting the sci
entic council. Inc council then met and condemned
the of trustees and passed series of resolutions
expressing their dapproval of the action letter to
the trustees has been published from Mrs. Dudley-to
whose munfcence the observatory mainly owes its
istencein which she complains of this disagreement,
and requests those of the trustees who doonented
with the director to resign and give plae - Others who
act tremendously with him.
The trustees have refused to resign and at special
meeting of the board of trustees, held at Albany on
Saturday the scientific council dismissed the pres
for obtaining full possession of the observatory property
in behalf of the trustees and Professor o. M. Mitchell
of Cincinnati appointed astronomical director, to
succeed DR.. Could Late on Saturday night the scien
fc council held meeting at which they resolved not to
give up possession of the premises. They promise
statement this week, when may he able to find
explanation and for the singular conduct of the
parties engaged in the management OF the institution
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A PEsrnEvoE AMoNo CATTLE AND DEER
prom The Tallahassee FlorIaian, July sal

An intelligent and observing gentleman, who has re
Gently travelled through Madison aud the adjacent coun-
ties Of this State, kindly called TO few days since
TO confirm the painful intelligence of the destruction In
-those localities Of almost countless numbers of cattle and
deer nom the prevalence Of most singular and unac-
eountablo disease The earliest settlers of the country
have never witnessed any thing of the kind before In
many places the woods thcky strewed with the dead
earosses of both cattle and deer presenting most mel
ancholy scene The mode Of attack and the SYMPTOMS
are both singular and threatening Stiffness seizes the
body and limbs Of the anima making it walk as if bad
ly fcundered The mouth discharges aage quantity of
white oth after which the tongue becomes highly in
famed, swels, and then turns black when death imme
diately ensues. lac disease prevails throughout
the State as also in the lower counties of Georgia. where
it attributed to rust which exists very generally upon
vegetation.
When we call TO mind the fact that the small grain of
this country almost totally destroyed by the rust
the Inference is plausible that the grasses have been a
fccted In the 1T So this is doubtless the
poison that has done the mischief We hope intelligent
planters will examine thoroughly with reference to this
suggestion and report through the press the results
such examinations. Ef
Large and frequent doses of sulphur and salt com
bned are recommended excellent remedy for this
disease. 40
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THE COLLINS LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
[From the New York Tribune.


We learn that there is probability of the Collins
line Of steamships resumng their trips between this port
and Liverpool or southampton the It'll instant
As far as We understand the position of affairs in
this matter il that Brown Brothers who held
mortgage $500 900 and other claims against the ships
and by virtue Of which they finally sold also owned
stock in the line 10 the of 5000 900 that accord
ing to the conditions Of the charter the stockholders
liable double the amount of the stock respectively held
by them that under these circumstances the Mcssrs.
Brown have since the sale Of the steamships, offered 70
sacrifice their shares Of stock and give up the ships
payment of the amount due them from the company
the time Of the sale, provided they relieved from all
further connection with the steamers and liabilities ON
their account
The principal stockholders this side of the Atlantic
are said TO be anxious to avail themselves of this Offer
provided the Post Office Department at Washington will
sanction change of the terminus of the route in Eng
land from Liverpool TO Southampton, and this they
strongly urge the ground that the great bulk of
atlantic travel is in summer and that the majority of
those who travel during that pleasure seekers
who either desire to proceed to the continent Of Europe
tie land travel possible that but very few think Of
going to Liverpool except those having business there
Manchester, other place convenient of
cess by that route
Should the department favor the proposed change the
new organization Of the old company prepared to
establish the line at and send out of the steam
ships lying at the foot of Canal street. the 18th
instant On the other hand should the department not
consent to an immediate early change of the terminus
from Liverpool to Southampton offer made recently
for the purchase Of the steamships composing the line
by parties in France through Captain Comstock who
turned from Europe few days ago, will be accepted.
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The market opened with moderate active demand,
and prices were to \ cent pound higher. There
not large attendance, but those in attendance
purchasers The quality, though somewhat better,
not what is wanted the only cattle which in
active inquiry extra fat Ones of which description
there is great scarcity large proportion of todays
offerings were large, aw-boned creatures not few Of
which working oxen long since passed the ten
der age The receipts show increase last week
of 200 head but the demand active, it
thought the supply would be consumed.
At Bergen Fill about 500 head changed hands. Cows
and calves unchanged veals scarce and bring
from to Ct cents; few extras sold Mt cents Sheep
and lambs in demand at last weeks prices. Swine are
plenty, and without noticeable change.
The current prices for the week at all the markets
follows
Beef cattle first quality, per cwt,, 50 50 SO ordi
nary, S. rs So common So So so; inferior, 81 so
49, Cows and calves quality, s55 S65 ordi-
nary, $45 $50 common, $50 $40 inferior, $40 a
$50 Veal calvesfrst quality, lb, 81 81 cents
ordinary, ST cents; common, Al cents inferior,
81 cents. Sheep and lambs-prme quality, per head,
So s.; ordinary, s. s. SO common, 81 So infe-
rior, So 81 Swine--best fed AZ cents ordinary,
AZ cents common, AZ cents Inferior Al cents.
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London letter to the New York Commercial men,
tions report from France that the Emperor had notified
Spain that although England has threatened to leave
to her fate the Cuban question: he will support her to
the last.
The United States mail carriers state that their progress
acros the plains from Utah to Kansas mpcded by inn
mense herds Of buffalo, while anteopes and deer were
much more numerous than usual
A man named German went into the water to bathe
ON Sunday, at Boston, and, not being good swimmer
was drowned whereupon, coroner's jury sat- upon
his body and returned for their verdict That he
his death by having in violation Of the city ordinance
gone into the water about "a o'clock the afternoon Of
Sunday, the 27th," SC.
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The UpPRa PsSYsULA--The old project, which has
been talked many years, of forming State
of the upper portions of Mch gan and Wisconsin, is just
beginning to shape 1nesubject thus far has
been confined merely to Liking, except when resolu
ton has been introduced into the State legislature for
ceding back that territory to the United States, which
has been invariably laid away to epose the table, pro-
vded il has up for action Now however the
people Of that section have token hold of the matter and
are likely to have something tangible from their
ton. circular has been issued and numerousy signed
calling convention to assemble at Ontona3on the
25th day of August next for the purpose of nterchangg
views and adopting such measures may best conduce
to the advancement of this object The circular pro-
poses that territorial government be first formed, with
the ultimat, view of creating State and that this Ter
ritol be formed from the upper peninsula of Michigan
the northern part of Wisconsin, and the lake counties Of
Mnneso and IS the people of this district who
requested to send up delegates to the proposed conven
ton. #.a aem-.. #.as.
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HEROINE We have already stated that several yes
sells have put into Quarantine at New York, within a
day two with the loss of their officers and most of
their crews either dead i'll of fever The Commercial
Advertiser of last evening, in connection with of
these vessels says that Mrs. Nichols the wife of the
fortunate captain of the Gro accompanied her husband
his voyage and notwithstanding the shocking fact of
her partners unexpected demise, finding it imperative
that her aid must be rendered in navigating the vessel
for all but two Of the crew stricken with the plague
she noby smohered the anguish which she felt and lent
her services in working the ship When the vessel was
spoken by the steam-tug off Fire Island this heroic lady
at the wheel performing work far beyond what ord
narily could have been expected of any woman She
cared for her life but for the safety of the hus
bands charge and the lives of the two well seamen
called her action and she nobly obeyed the summons
Mrs Nichols transferred to comfortable quarters ct
Quarantine where she now remains
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CRIMINAL COURT.

THURSDAY, July 8.-Ihe Court met at the usual hour
The first case called that of Johanna Hornsbury,
coored charged with the larceny of frock of the
value of SIS, Grape shawl of the value of SIS, and
two silver teaspoons of the value of ST. from John T.
Berkeley on the 4th ut. The jury returned verdict
Of guilty to the larceny of the roc and not guilty
to the other articles and the prisoner sentenced
one year and three months in the penitentiary.
Thomas Orme, of the petit jurors of the panel at
this term asked to be excused from further service by
of his having been appointed chief of police for
| Georgetown and the request was granted.
Richard Thomas free negro then put trial for
the larceny Of two sets Of harness. of the value of $780,
the property Of George NJ Boutman, the oath ult.
The jury returned verdict of guilty indicted and
the prisoner sent to the pententiay for two years.
William Rawlns Gree negro) then put trial for
the larceny of two sets of harness. accomplish of the
last prisoner The jury returned verdict of guilty
as indicted, and he received similar sentence
William Cropsey then put trial for the larceny
Of four pair of white pants three shirts eighteen pair Of
stockings two linen pocket handkerchefs, three shirt
collars vest three infants shirts, gown lace
collar two fancy aprons five towels, Shirt coun-
terpanc one basket, two night gowns flannel shirt
one cotton undershrt, boys iill collar, and one
blanket the goods and chaeIs of John Fox the value
the same being about eighteen dollars, the first day
June, 1885, The jury returned verdict of guilty of
petty larceny, and not guilty of grand larceny
The jurors were dismissed until tomorrow morning at
ten o'clock and the court Q ljourned
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THE PnLAGE OF LJoKYow.--We learn that ledy re-
siding at Clifton the wife of gallant major at present
serving in India has received letter from her husband
which gives glowing account of the treasures seized by
our troops at Lucknow. AS an earnest of his sue
cess he has sent her home necklace of splendid pearls
and emeralds of which is believed to be of
great value The gems in comparatively rough state
the emeralds having been ignoranty, and had al
most said, merciessy drilled through The letter speaks
to f20O, 600. Another letter from young officer re-
ceivcd at Clifton states that the witer has got three s
perb embroidered shawls of workmanship and great
price Bristol Mercury
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WTISCONsIN AND MINNESOTA COMMISSION

wv INTELLIGENCE, AND GENERAL LAND AGENCY.--GEoRGE
FANAM Office Main Banking
Cole sumner, & Co., Ia Crosse, Wisconsin
am prepared 10 buy sell, Information with regard
Grms farming lands; locate lands
with land warrants Wisconsin Minnesota attend
the selling leasing OF lands lots dwelling houses
commission; make collections pay taxes titles
collect rents, &c. &c.
Particular attention given LOANNG MONEY which guaranty
to worth three the
and the owner from TO twelve
nualy Security real
secure than in New York. the tina advancing
20 to 100 Interest legal Wisconsin,
AZ u per cent? and in Minnesota there usuy
All business and letters Of inquiry promptly
turns rcmtcd by mail part Of the country
Feb 1T--6m GEO. FARNAM
lie refers the following gentlemen Hon. c. washburnc
lnnSf Point WIS., Gov Alex. w. Randall Madison
T. d. Campbell La Crosse, Wis., Hon d. HASTINGS Estate
Trempecan Wis; Hon. Thco Rodof eceivcr u.
Crosse, Wis Hon. d. H. Crosse
do Hon. GALL Judge 9th judicial circut) Gacvile, Wis
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DIED SULPHUR PRINGs-MoNnor COUNTY vu


LII GMAThese celebrated IMMORAL Springs open
reception Of visitors. well known that
that have been tried have had such signal the
the Red sulphur Springs the speedy
nary consumption bronchial Affections chronic drrhua
and diseases OF the brain.
Visitors via Richmond and Inchbug should leave the Virginia and
Tennessee railroad nj Newbun Depot They will then have
thirty eight miles Of staging road and
andria and Virginia Cenai Railroad there
Of staging
nva would better and better attention.
by coming early usually much crowded through
month cf August 7. = CAMPBELL a co
May 20-d2mo
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TrIR FRENCH AaMANsST.-Wc perceive by our European
exchanges that great commercial house in London re-
Gently despatched special and confidential travelling
agent to France to ascertain the truth of the allie
cations made with respect to the increased naval aud
military establishments of the empire. He has just
turned after proractcd tour having enjoyed the best
opportunities for visiting the great ports and arsenas
and observing the movements of troops. His report is
that nothing has been exaggerated in the statements
which have been made and this report has produced
great impression upon the minds of several public
to whom it has been privately communicated
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OFFICIAL.
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Washington July 9TH, 1858.
Information has been received at this Department
raschc ESQ the United Manza death
Gasm master OF tho brig "Eudorus," Harswon
Thomas Saunders ship Sparkling wavcn Boston
Benjamin Davis master Of the bark d Hartman Of wadobo
rough.
The that many American sailors
victims 70 the yellow fever which prevails an uncomon
degree OF msgniy.p
fBoston and Eastern Argus, Portland, copyl
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A IL WIDTHS Medium. fine, and supertne tabl,

A LII WIDTIS.--Medium, fine, and superine table
IA damasks in all widths and prices from the lowest
the WITHSTAND finest Of stylish and novel patterns
llnen' napkins doyls, towels, &c.
40 bath towels, all the various best kinds.
New supplies from the North and Fast daily.
Tho owcstcash price marked In plain figures.
We not opening any accounts
All bills monthly for payment cash. and discontinued
not paid.
determined TO abolish the of letting go
oe for inspection and pulling pieces home The
fabrics from thousand necn
dollars annually and adds labor the book keepers
ties for which addition there neither profit satisfaction
nectng people win the actual necessity Of this where
large retail business is done.
articles prices, and dealing may all
PERRY BROTHER,
ses.t4 " Central Stores p west building,
July 9-10dn opposite Centre Market
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

The Portland State of Maine intimates that the demo
cratic candidate for the next United States enatorshp in
that State will be Hon John Appleton, now Assistant
Secretary of State.
The republicans of the third congressional district of
Illinois have nominated Hon. Owen Loveoy for re-elec-
ton to the House of Representatives.
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T1TNE RUSSIAN CRASH. FOR TOWEIs-2

I>fNE RUSSIAN CRASH, FOR T0WELS.--200
l' pieces nnc Russian crash for towels,
Also large supply stylish towels white
coored borders.
Table NAPKINS doye damasks and diapcrsn great pronon Of
standard styles and qualities.
We make daily additions stock
We opening Customers who have
tore settled their bills by viii bear In mind that hereafter
require cash whom bill presented other settlement win
how responsible
the parties prompt cash settlement Is the only basis that
renders their bills advantageous
price only, marked In plain figures.
articles low prices dealing may relied
PERRY A BROTHER,
Central storcsf west building,
July o-l0tdf opposite Centre Market.
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A RMY HATS AND TRIMMINGS.
osnca on ARxY CIaa Isa AND EorTAGE,
philadelphla. June "a, 1855

ofnch OF Army e.se ING AMP EerHAss
ihiAdelpha, June % 1000
SEALED PROPOSALS this O'Clock,
m OF Monday 18Th day OF fanishlny
the following articles deliverable ct he United States Depot
Tschuy ki Arsenal y Philadelphia viz.
nd ZOO has oh best quality black Il H. very lightly stnsne
diaerent sizes (medu TO be 40
o Gown az inches high ~ inch taper 10 belt tin
oval 0a head n. inch long Il inch curve brim 81 inches
perfectly na, inside trimming OF bes apannod leather Deep
sewed 10 hui mot hrnrb the hat double row OF stitching
black six Instead az bndtno srornd the edge the
tera 10 be npos al AZ ounces prime RUSSIA Hare
best Scotch Cney and iune hos English Coney;
double brm and double squared The stitching Campbell
slelae IN solution az Aeahol
The following mountngs Of brass yz
IA 900 Faees - ooo T,trreted Cssiles
a 900 Crossed sa,rcs soo shell and Plano
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TINE GAUzE FLANNELs- all grades.

TNINE GAUZE FLANNELS--In all grades.
Also pccos priced twlcd Angola flannel all which is
we'll adapted spring and
We make daily additions TO our stock
Customers
will mind that
require bill presented other
matter OF how responsible tho
prompt cash settlement the only basis that
ders thor bills advantageous TO
price only, marked IN plain figures
Good articles low prices and fair dealing be relied all
PERRY a BROTHER,
Central Sorcs,n west building,
July o--10tdp opposite Centre Market