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G. r. ClFFORD,
MATCHMAKER AND JEWELER,
Third-st.. bet. Main and Johnson,

C. r. CLIFFORD,
MATCHMAKER AND JEWELER,
Third-st.. bet. Main and Johnson,
have received new assortment Of those 6ne
Perry Watches. For Railroad Timeksepers they
are unsurpassed. Call and examine the best Watch
ever offered in this market. A general assortnen,
Of nne Gold Jswelry and Coin Silver Ware. I'm.
craving done on goods SOLD without charge.
SPECTACLEs.
To those in want Of Specta-199
eiss, would say, come where yoa can have pail
selected tia, win suit your eyes, and Of the kind
Of Glasses that are mechanically adapted 70 suit
every condition Of sight. This IL no Guess
Work.
Ny personal attention viii be given to the Re-
pairing Of Watches, Clocks, Jewslry, Ae., whicl
viii b warranted to give satisfaction. Ever,
description Of Goods in my line made to order
Engvving done 1t Short Notice.
dec4dAw
- Hostetters Stomach Bitters correct the up
petite, impArt = tone to the systsm, force of tn,
bile and all impure sscretions, regulate tho bowels
give us strength Of BODY and vigor Of mind. 70
Dyspepsia and dyspsptic symptoms, they are II
wonder ofths Afflicted In nAtulsnsy ,dissinsss, pros
tration, great fatigue and general inability, It'll
| surprising how soon the patient finds relief. n,
family can AFFORD to b without Hoststtsrs Bittsrs
They require no spirits. For sale In full quar-
bottles by druggists and hotels generally.
p. GIBBONS, Agent, Z.
Mayls-dAv Main-st. bet. Sixth and SsvsntA.
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e6The river was rising rapidly on Sat
urday, and bid fair TO reach high mark this
nornias. The Ferry.boas was running UP
~ slough.
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@We understand that some Of the Meth
06isa Democrats hersabouts, whose con-
Nof1ness are pinched by the position Of the
10y on tho slavery question, propose %
1onpRomiss with conscience By running fol
- Lokislature.
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Tn OAmYDn1Ls HAvI Cons.-These we'll
knswn Minstrsls are TO appear tonight q
- Athsnsan. The bare announcement Of
tAis fast will, " have no doubt, insure them
e. usually full houss. To the lovers Of
this kind Of popular entertainment the Camp
bells afs irresistible. From the high on
eonians they are receiving in oil parts Of
shs country e. ws go By orr sxshanges) W
should judge they are more attractive than
svsr, il such thing we're possible.
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1A17 BaoKHH. Yesterday morning absut
= o'aloek while adsnss fog prevailed, raft
q l1nAee struck the bridge pier and va
1a1ly leeken up. We presume IL va i'm
peoG3bls - - bridge or piers twenty yards
0fstanA i Va reported about The city that
- LIE Was lost, but We could mot and any
rood foandation Tor tho report.
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Arrivals ~ che lsilllngs Msuse.
NAY A.--k p. r.

CTaylor, Bloonhsld; n H Fish and lady, Rock
Lhnd; Col " T Fsh Mass; p 7 Hagernan, No; W
Adams, III; Miss CoAant, Mrs. Hin, Chicago; W
Jaskson, Q + Whits,W Hsrrisk, Mis- Plstshsr
1iss Hart, Y; J y Tutslss W Funk, Kst sssqnA;
y 9 sms.A Pennington; 9 Ksr..s.s. AZ Ne
bout 81 Louis J Lafsrcs, Lsavsnworth; J n IT.
vim. Bsatonsport; 9 W Fletcher, o, A " Cats
.8tookton; B Glaseoek, 10; 4 Goodrich, II Md.
ison; Cook, Ind; = johnson, Bslfast,J Mead
~P6lApslphia.
order yoWr ACe1
Tmssns wanting Zoe win b Supplied on leaving
&Asir orasu With Golfers Robertson. an Aaiu-st.
near Third. [myl6dl
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Par TIs OARRIzR.-Those who pay th,
carrier will remember that he will call OF
them to-day. Let him not call in vain.
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u,
has just received new stock of Millinery Goods
New Spring and Summer Bonnets, of the latest and
most fashionable styles. Bonnet Trimmings al
ways on hand and for sale cheap. Work done on
short notice and warranted to suit Store on 4th
street, between Main aud Blondeau.
aprldlm
VIRGIL II. SULLIVAN & CO.,
(sUccEssoRs TO J. L. HOBBS coy
Fourth-street, between Main and johnson,
KkOkUK............-....
i In QUREN6WARE, GLASS and CHINA, Kero.
seno Lamps, Solar asd Hanging Lamps, Looking
GLASSES, Tsa Trays, 70. 10.
Having purchased the la,gs and we'll selected
be plessed to have call from one and all. We
intend to keep constantly on hand complete stock
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TRADE.
Reviewing our Goods direct from the msnufactu.
reD, in England, Frsnce and America, W win b
abls 70 sell low any regular house In the West
Jan. 10, lsso-d&w
Fins watch lRerAirlnE.
rT7HE subscriber bsing obliged TO make change
in the WAro1 kHsAIana DEPAHrAaHr has -
cured the services Of competent worknan-ons
Who understands his business thoroughly. Great
care will DO taken with al work entrusted to my
care, and the work warranted 70 give satisfacti1n.
7As RsPstrtsg ~ Clocks, Jssesiry, ~, also the
man~ featuring Of goods Of every description, shall
receive my psrsonsl attention, and warranted.
p. S.-Work Of ~ ktnds not. giving perfect ST.
AFFECTIONS, will - promptly adjusted BY calling On
the subscriber, = No Estes Aome
April 6-dAw 6AML q. BRIDGES.
WriIing Papers.
lvOHM6RCIAL, Note, Letter, CAP, Bill, Brief
~ ' oaDEN, ssioWEHLL ! co.'s
CrrY Book 6roar,
April is, '50-A No. - Main-st.
| Hemp seed.
n BUSHELS Hemp and Canary Seed in store
- a. ). WILKINSON,
,,s ssn q tho Golden Eagle and ~ M1 M.i...
Arnol1, WrltIng EluiA.
/ TINE GENUINE ARTICLE for sale BY
! 0GDEN, BRowNELL s CO.,
nAysd C1rY Book 6roan.
DlanK 0ooks.
/ a LARaR stock, Ill sisss, Inst 1ecesved by
e apr6d OGDRN, BkOWNkLL co.
E1yss PasSht
/ MOUNTAIN INK6TAND-The best n use, FOL
% ssls hy OGDEN, BROwNELL co.
oassEA ,1 Laylsr's LasI .eeE:
NOkIA1RN TRAv8L--6ummer and Wintel
~ PietarN Of 6wedsn, Dsnnarkt and Lapland,
Tor sale ~ OGDEN, RROWNELL : GO.
! OLWCK0.
/ * E1W vsTy 1ns REGULATORS or TIME
"a just 1eoelved Tally NARRATED n keep saGu1st,
tns. the. xstee Aouss. .ra
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@T II III l. A ID I Il Sill -
MRS. M. TALON
- ESPECTFULLY soicits the attention Of the
IN Ladies' to her NEW STOCK Of
SPRING q SUMNER GOODS.
The latest styles and fashions and various quail
tiles, to suit all tastes, have been selected.
B0mnets, R1bbons,
FRENCH AND AMERICAN FLOWERS,
Spring and Summer Shawls and Mantillas,
FANCY HAIR PINS, HOOP SKIRTS, AND
THOAPSONS STEEL SPRING TONIOS;
Lace Mits, Embroideries, Collars, Hair Braid,
and every thing USUALLY comprised in this depart
ment win Be found In her store, at Wholesale and
retail. laprl4d1 No. 81 MAIN.ST.
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1lr. Douglas ID destined to BE- Prssi
6sat slsst n l6o0."-[ Peoria Message.
Whsrof
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$500 RswarA.

$500 Reward.
WE will give the shove reward for the dstes-
wv tion Oh the thief or thieves who broke open
our Bank on Sunday night, Nay lst, and return
Of the property Stolen, or will give : liberal ~
ward for either the property or The detection d the
robbers. The property taken was - follows.
About $40 81 our drafts on CumMins, seaman 4
Co. N. n, il, 20 and 81 and lot Of ths Same pa-
per unsigned about $3.50 csrtihcatss Of dsposit II
and y, signed BY usj one nots 81 500 given By
Mack = Stoddard; one Do. q 41oo ~ Walter Whit
ten one do. Of 410o By Daniel Kelly one draft n
Ford. 0oTham Ford for $500, bearing credit a.
1IlS; one note given BY William b. Willis for
sc: Sas ::1.:::: dawn y 60, Fargo &C. &C.
IN, payable 70 Geo. Newman; one certificate Of
6stosit On State Bank, at Kookuk, amt 11S, pays-
ble TO tho ordef Of =. +. Goodman together with :
Quantity 81 othsr notes and papers.
]. DICKEY 4 SON.
Pennington, May 2. ls5o-my3dStw3t
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The mails Of the North Brlton reached this city from
Quebec early yesterda morning.
Our dies are dated in London TO spe 1a.s Ct Jaly.
Notwithstanding the announcement Of srm,stce D.
tween thu conndny forces IN Italy, the Prusssn toops
according TO the Berlin National Gasessc Of Saturday
July O. are about 10 tocards TIE Raine;
and DC different militia or lsndsoehy banal ons of
ae Guards hare commenced new march %
,yords Berlin. The directors Of the ka,s weasr
Railway 1t Frankfort, hare recssud csal NOTICE fcra
Bets thos the letk July they scsu be rsq,ea 70
the Conveyance # Psus'on troops fow1'ds the Rans
they will be required to provide eight rains during
the twenty hours, with interval Of three hours be
tween each In consequence, tee company have given
notice ordinary passenger and luggage trans viii bs
discontinued, that express only will ruu. A
similar o6eioI notice has also been svs to the Bain and
Anhan Ecilsoay Company
Ibe Seminole Of the Jura Yestes episode Of tho BAT
tie Of soderino:we were fighting to &c. into csvrsDa
The Emperor came to sasisfy bimseK as to what VS.
going the ban whiatled around us, and sus burst
ing close by made his Msesty's harse rhs esce-s
proceeded to the bead Of the BATTALION and tbs Gre
came warmer 40 the uniform OF the generals aui
the cuirasees Of the Cent Gardes served o. roia,s
to aim at The Colonel threw himself In ffoo;
Of the Emperor, and said, "Sre 90 no, expose
yorrief II 10 st YOU they are aiming" every
we'll, replied the Emperor with rrni,c "ssnse n
and they viii then fire. longer" Tbs expression Rsvs
US fresh vigor and know how ~as, bat bound
we gained eco yards, a1d twenty minutes after had
taken Cavrians.
There are % eco Jews 10 the Austrian army IA raly
and captain Of tie Jewisn psrsrssioo, 10 she lac
gsgemea met hefoicsy rescued the co,ors Of bis egi
nent from the Freron, ~h, bud tasca tbeul.
A Paris correspondent OF the London Ness, w1i.rg
the 9Th Of July Saga
n,
enorty and indeed, II ooss DOT seen Isey that az ~
remain With the army durirg the Elk Of na,uvry
which cut out for them 10 hsse days OF ralriys
nothing seems probaols han tnas be shc1t
To ST. Cloud TO the Eupress, oriy fsr a ie<
DAYS a, the ssue time there that ate us
will avail, oimseK Of the 20 put down the rsvo
luton in Cerul italy, and vs to the Pope t.lsed Of
The Liverpool Post Of tho 18th OF July, says-ras
tract obsine by Howard Lever for thu
Of tie Ausi allan 1als at considerably iorer
thsn rny ober aDd IL asserted aboas 600 900 lees
the tender sent in by the Cunard conpany. It is said
Howaid aud Lever TO rece We fleo coo per srnul
but the details are not exacss knosn.
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of no of0 man ,.ssin ~osp In Is.l euzs s1k>d aszs<1
fh~ O,.n Eor,.ne ma s,vsn him ,, "a nara Ia NAV
sna ~ IN NAV n NJ ours soby ana profit. Nv
le oius poys Of his ,p u Si,ds.sa a.s earss Y<cs
AZ, Ia q, a. IN ine o. he, y.aiv xb.iui RE R, sas
ns~ c1wris ana ,ns NJ vsns,sss nav ,.mind n@ OF
liza thai sy should be a.ed fro "a Inc Aoa 20
his n, ems 10 IA. ear ana the Emosrsr or th Fre,a
A. a., wyr To- sve,y cayn might snor I, ma IN eoo
sno had beec hs .,sm,.s Mud Arc nos h,s rreass he
,yby,,pt n Rus,s ana Austra bo,l nun ,ed aud olo
snssea We tinE ali sbSte .tuos so.sel os.s
sp< nd vpon Il, In,s 81 DoIsoo po r,yeu respite %
srsnr1. ,ern w. 81, 49,. ia ,.,.sr m % On r0J can
non br,ny eows s,s rssarvss from au.r,, And srsr
es Joseph has not scsspsd this boon win osnsr
rpon,h, ,sxY AMI hi tupgary msy have Tina 1, nav
brr paYt 10 coufason We nave seen enough Of ,os
10 e nsss ~ sss jsu,u, ,hr, Frsnss hxrs va bas
thai var 70 DO popular in France aus, be sa,rt sa soc
cA.su Usxss Aosrria shou,o be SO ~ .
ypt,st an vtam,pp Iompardy and refuse 70 ~,shdrsv
from furher inter sddIne In taIy-sn opetloscy wnjc
W. CO. nos imagine 10 IL you'd amouu, b, udis Al brad
n. esvr DO pst spssra,e ssy more ousas OF s.ms on
TIE sreso me army Of Italy Is esrered rs ,sur.s
and psy b c4nelt m. wy y IA RAW. is ma vet fuy
s.aeyta ohsn boupAf pasisaan 1ul- saau
orbt;s.s ,st,p-ls on rae mart Of irssis aoaus ts n,
tsgriss VI he Fisseh tn.p.rs
AZ ,rr,pxsrxo sr,rxxuxr uvspvc,,vn .rsrp,.
AN iHihnosi'N1 efAIsAANI n.er ho'iS" "oS'nsA
AND TUE AaMisriCs.
Inc bAtmoso San pu ,hsees zoe .onowlns exuact rom
letter wfHsep oy wi.ism Fais, youoy sunsem'o o.
"a Amore, tcJoufbpk 10 Hiestss 70 ms IAsuer Odonei
Moor ~ Fails, Of baltimore viii DC ROAD Sitn irterns,,
pfeten's sbe TACT tnat toe nmeucs org, lA'ed wto
Atfrls qatttioh IN ocoase ~ zoe ,Ass ausoes toe
Lol'on press ana the leei TURNER aaass soo ospost
Sob o 8nsl to concede inc wnoae issue w eespscs 70
acm'n'on IN iiaI!:-
TRIESTE, July =, 1902
mere vas report from crediaois source isss svso
~ 70 me elect tpAt Austria des"oas OF attempting
neosnon, perez viog hat Win ner Impoverished urea.
snIy sno the general unpopuirny OF hcr cause woad
oe usshrs 20 sacrince more men ana incur feser pesa
hiaft 10 tre aoase END, eavogs nave been
Sent 70 e tfoacn Wncn fuuof eSioed 70
no VDsirsDca sbese ENJOYS have besa conmnssnnei
~ the EMPEROR 10 onrr The restoration q the ~aoe 81
LOMBARD Vepets 10 other w0rcs. the Austrans are will
rig 10 evacuate Italy. To gain this the osgan-s vito
fuch e0atession the war ends II IL farther stated that
tho Emperor has DOT 70 Vienna, but retired In dis
gust despair 70 Verona, whecce csse proposals OF
peace tmanxed. An insurrscton In Vienna is.ef Was
feared the continued, and . general and sudden
charge she feelings of the whole austrian popu.atoa
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NAPLES.

Additional details Of the recent partial matny Of the
Swiss troops received body OF troope munod Ia
the barracks killing the colonel and several oers Of the
Fourth regiment and ater yards repaired To the Royal
Palace but were forced back the cbssseurs and hus
sara on duty TO the Champ Mars where they
rounded The commander in cdisf Of the Swiss cAef
them toEurfender they replied BY discharge Of firearms
wounnng The General and acout twenty prvates ORDERS
then given 70 fire the mnsneers when seventy
five were killed and two hundred and thiry three
wounded
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ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA.
~~~,~,yc~>o>~~~>~~>~~
THEE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
THE TREATY OF PEACE.
Orders Of the Day Of the Two
Emperors.
THEIR REASONS FOR THE TREATY.
~~~>~cs~~~~~<~~rc>~~~~
DISSA TISFACTION IN SARDINIA.
RESIGNATION Of Count Caysur and the
Sandman Ministry.
Advance in Cotton with Very
Large Sales.
~--.,~~-~~--~-~o~~o--~~-
Reduction Of Interest by the Bank
Of England,
10, 10. IA



M cunard steamship Earopa, Captain Loiloh, len Liver
pss a ten O'Clock tho morning Of The 16h and A.
ysyed q Halifax II P. N. Of the 2sth INST
ne news Of peace fully eouhemed, but no further
particulars had trsnspred beyond The feet that the
Princes Of Tuscany and Modsna 70 return 70 their
States.
Napoleon was on his way homo, and was expected In
Paris on the 18th, when further particulars win be
Afforded
IN his address TO his soldiers be says that peace was
eensndsd because the aoeut 10 pro
PORTIONS which no longer In keeping with Tho In
tsrssts france hsd tn the war;
ne Emperor of Austria was on his way 10 Vienna.
he nays order Of the day. that be yielded to the
unsavorabc political situation because his natural allies
~ not, a. expected, como 70 his ass,s' ance.
mo result Of the treaty generally m!strustsd in
England.
The Sss dina Ministry had resigned, and Count Arese
lad been charged 70 form Cabinet. Count Cavour
10 reported 10 have resigned account Of the OF
peaos being unsaassacsosy
On the Paris Bourse three per cent rentes closed at
eeS. coo.
The screw steamship Kangaroo, from New York, ar
rived Queenstown the evening Of the l3h, and as
Liverpool The following evening.
Tho steamship oSean Qaeen, from New York, arrived
n Southampton At 6 P. N. Of the 14sh.
The steamship Ssxolds, from New York, arrived at
Southampton on tine l3.h inst.
The Cunsrd steamship Persia, from New York. reached
Liverpool at $50 p on Fgidsy, the lbtn inst
The steamship Jura let Liverpool simultaneously with
the Europa, for New York direct.
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sunday Randa In the London Parks.

The Lonco ey Of Jay IL ssys:Lasge tieucse con.
unus testify approval OF tbs osncs chosen ny the
cnmminre toe season, BRAN Instruments only being
found roserai enough h 80 vast an area OF pessoOs
Tue truopefs computed 10 the Regents Park were no
wards CT $780, ibe containing selections from
TIE beat nAss ptorsperesd melodies tne
a,tt part c,rcuoinz with "Rnle Brhanna,v ana the
s,cor wb the national anthem. rns hop OF the co o,-
nittee TO make the bands cell supporting have is saj
this fesson been reaz and the confined piac~d
beyond doubt During this per otgat-
trms of tbe church. roposan magistrates and oher
wlhenta gentlemen have Witnessed good order raich
marsed Characteristic Of Saacsy eyuaiogs OF
tie people, that not single for the ererancs Of
the poice has occurred from the comnoncensnt four
years since,
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THE ARMIsTlCE AND PEACE,

FIRM me Liverpool euss, July ID.
MI Heuter ir silent 70 what pssped the w
Emperors en- Monday but the telegraph, ia doing duty
Tor individuals, Is particularly communicative FOR II
nrrss the agreeable that The result Pats
mctory. 1onB Napoieon's royal naytnsr tas Del
Fictor Emone nit present es tse t<v,,c; and ais
ab1ce Sues sore serTcr "a the ocstp IN me- tat there
uds ~. sga 80 ne Allied camp, % crcts nyfut rtrly
esh o'bsr and the Pope, okirg "a sne drecton Of ns
own ne'esss made marked cist,pc,l,a "a
OF he kpR aoh Fmpcror His Mai ssy rf Pin mot mas
opg been sn up~orthy child the chorsn hzd se5eer
sesiDst ,he c's'ms Of tue Holy Fasnsv, Aud resh
freely with ecciessstce' Icpcfty. ffom MIN, there
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PRUSSIA.

The Prumian Gasdtc says that in consequences OF the
treaty Of peace orders haze been transmafod to the
troops On the march To halt AZ s respective places lcAsre
they may happen be- also that the proposal made BY
the prussan Ambassador to the Federal Diet in regard
the federal troops. had under present circumstances,
been withdrawn by the PrussiAn government.
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SWITZERLAND.

The Federal Council have resolved to disbaud The troops
In Canton Ticno where guard for Austrian vessels
will alone remain They have also resolved proposing
very TO prevent the enrolment Of the
Swiss for foreign military service order has been
issued to dsband called out during the war; and
repeating the against the expectation Of arms,
ammunition, &c.
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ARRIVAL OF THE MOSES TAYLOR.
OVER TWO MILLIONS N TREASURE.
Nine Days Later Mails from California,
Oregon and Fraser River.
THE BRo d BRICK DUEL
Revolutions I'm the South Pacific
states.
A FREE TRANSIT ROUTE IN NICARAGUA.
DECRER OF PRESIDENT MARTINEZ.
-->~>~>r->>-o~->r-~---,~~
INVASION OF HONDURAS BY SALvADJaiANS,
Diplomatic and Military Conn
plicMfiOns.
-~~~--~---~~-~~~>~--
4 German Shot by an American at San
Juan Del Sur.
-~-~-------.->---~---~~-->-
N. BELLY'S NEW CITY AND CANAL FETE.
GEN. LAMAR EMBARKs FOR NEW YORK.
Discovery Of Gold in Indian braves
on tho 1sthmus,
10, no.. 10

The steamship Acees Taylor, Captain MCGOWAN, IN
Aspinwall the morning Of the 10th inst with Pasiac
mails, passengers and which en San Francisco
July 8, AID arrived a her wharf in this city yesterday
npg
The Pscinc mail steamship Goiden Gate, R. whiting,
commander arrived ~ Pausus the night At The iSh
viii $40 passengers, and treasure, ~ fo7o~s:-
Eng sbd .......... ................... 1o6,7I8 10
Ae,Hz uV
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FRANCE,

The statement Of the Bank OF France for the month Of
July shows decrease Of msoa francs
The PARIS Aouitear puoishes second warning 20 she
Uis account of Objectionable political articles
The Paris closed the 18th q. 6S &C., for
ney and account being advance Of quarter psr
during the day They touched nesrly 7W. after the
peace.
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Toe cscusson In the subernaaorial highly
exciting and acrimonious 10 California Mr. Latham, the
administration candidate stump the State in COM
papy with Me- Curry, the anti Lscompsou nominee.
Mr. D. R. Ashley had declined the nomination for state
Treasurer.
Hon n. G. Frederick had declined challenge which
bad been preferred By d w. Perley and published ~
Ter in explanation Of his position.
The amount OF cash state Treasury q ne cow
meneement Of huspess the sth nss sscs sse 49,
mo steamsh,p Warrington arrived a San Francisco.
July 2, from Now York November T. 1858.
Tho United States steam igats Roanoke, Flag On1oer
McClurey, was at Aspinw.I.
The Extraordinary heath CaIifovnia continued
The Fourth o July celebrated throughout the sssse
with great unanimisy and enthusiasm
We indebted TO ourser II. J. Buliay Of the Moses
Taylor; Wells, Fargo Il Co., J. r Feeks and Freeman
Co Is Expresses, for prompt delivery ef our nles
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IRISH OFFICERS IN THE FRENCH ARMY.
From the D1biin Nation

NcMahop, Duke Of Magenta, Marshal Of France.
carry Cep.air, Staff Army Of Iyona.
B.sry, Hseroent Hitsire.
Barry, Lieutenant Colonel, 14.h Regiment.
B,yry, Porte Drspeau, 18Th R. giment
O'R'ep, Sub Leu,ensnt, 1st Cpir aasers.
O'BiKp, CAPTAIN, 7,h HussaIs.
O'Farrel1, General Of Brigade.
O'fGreii, Cop am, Direction &c Lyon.
O'Gofnsn, SOB Lieutenant, $40 Regiment, line.
0'aeror. Chef De Battalion, Cldaie % Lille.
Kelly, Lieutenant, I'D Regiment, lne.
O'Msiley Colonel, 733 Regiment, lipe.
Dillon Chef &C Battsillnr, Ssh Regiment, line.
Dillon, Captain. Ills. Regiment, line.
Dillon. Arthur, SO, Carts,n, 4tn Regiment CairAssers
Dliob, Colonel, 9tn Cu,rassieys
Power, Ctsrle,, 7ss. Regiment, Iiae.
Power, G. A Sub Lieutenant, Metz.
Prepdergsss, SUB Lcuterant, S5'n Regiment, line.
s~ipsy, L,eut&ns 34h Regiment
Kerpscy, Lieutenant Colonel.
Shs Q, Captain
Brady. Oircer d'o;dnance Of the Emperor (woauded a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-28
ROME.

Bofonan st she rack Of Peruge writes to the ondon
TINES giving additional detsiis OF thss brutal sair &c
says TIE American Minister, Mr. Stockton has demanded
redress and decentralization for American czpns aud by
h energetic action will doubtless obtain Such as is to be
had.