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'Iou say you do not mind Il few cents Il

.Tbou 7 rroroso ,h,t s,ouho -
,,;,oJ will, eli, :, H., III H., H.. 40,
dreu's tin savinos Loxos in sbor or,,.
arncr and that Cor every cont vo, sr,.,l
for cigars ice cream. ,h.a,n.s or any smell,
little luyurv vou d.ros;t -, c,m,l sr,n :,
the Lov.'
John S,ots,n 1,ro,oJ
Il dare say, he remarked q, wor,l ,,r,o,
ME ont perfect Cro.sus ,t tbc cnd Of ,h,,
year.
do vou arrcc?' asked his wiS. with some
appearance of anxiety.
Yes have no great objection if Won dc.
sire It, though I ackuow ,lo. il s..,s
little foolish and childish.
Never mind ahou, That. have vour
prom;so md ,v.,u ,.,, ,,,,
wear. r.. lonsn't .,,or,, =, ,
make i; an Object ,hcn !, vii be- .i,yr to
give it up.'
you must take n, the t.oul. ,r :, 7
cant engage TO ia anvtAinr about !, excel,
to furnish the money when it i c,,,cl t,.'
Tina, is a!l *!,al require crvou Bat
shall expect YOU to give an a,,onut cyc,v
might Of al that Won lave h:,bnrscd in ,,,n
ways speak Of, and to be prepared with
an c4uA amoun, of cb,nr. Co.. dnro.;..
'V.rv well, II! ,.v.'
Thi, conversation took place At Tie Lrcob.
f.>, table. IIw;n.r .!ra:url Ii, src,,rI ,,,
Of coffee. john S:e,>on uu. on H.. ,v,r.o.,.
and took his way to his place of business
l may AS well mention in Iii, connccrion
: that he Was cashier Of y bank and - his
DUTIES occupied him only = few hon,s :, ,lc
day he was more likely from the ];S:,r.
which he cn;ovc,l. 70 inlu,on il s.r.,, ,y-
pcn,.~.
.Mv wife Is an ,,.,,r.;,s, ,,ho,,,.,
he WIS wa!kiu., down ,nvn .lt,v,',,.
her hobby won't cost mucb 50 mint
wei, in!ul,c her in if
! lie s,cppcd iuta s,or, onl o,,,;,o,,,;.
daily aI.wa,,cr of c:.ors
| Meanwhile Mrs. Stct>,n nroooolo1 - ,o
S!,o, ,r, ..l:,,o, ,
4 wan, vou,' sail she SO make mo , N.Y.,
Loyany box twelve inches l,ay H.. ,.l,.
dinensons being four inches c,.h II u,o
centre Of the ton is 70 h.. , eli, l,roo ora,,.,
to ad,ni, the lorocs, silva, co;n
"A money box, sail ,hc c,l;0ot ~ o,,.or
Yes ~ q,
81. saf.a
'Rahcr,' said Mrs. Sletson sm;1;,o .,,rt
haitian ,oo ,o.. ,,,, -, Wv
John s,ctsou fell in with a companion
:, ia .,f,o. :.,
cial chat. As they were walking lsisurcIv
along, they passed an oyster sa,oon
sletson was par,icu)aryv fond of tho h;r,1
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MoRRELL & RANDALL, have made a
large contract with the French Govern
ment, for Cumberland coal. to be shipped
from Baltimore to the Mediterranean, and
have chartered several vessels fol; the ser,
vice. arF: 'ssaa"' s'ae 81.
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D1rzrcULr1Es:.Wait not for your diff
cuties to ceaso-tlIere is no soldiers glory
to bo won on peaceful fields, no sailors
daring to be shown on sunny seas, no trust
or friendship to be proved when all 90 we'll.
Faith, patience, heroic love, deyout courage,
gentleness, are not to be formed when there
are no doubts, no pains, no sirritations, no
difficulties. The highly favored are they
vito, amid tribulations, ara patient; amid
rebuRs are meek; amid chastisements are
resigned amid pains, are, courageous amid
provocations are gentle |; amid enemies are
full of love amid doubts hold fast 10 faith 1;
amid sorrows find Joy in God.
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There Is a negro in Philadelphia whose
feet are tventysone inches long.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-08-19

How very seldom it .bappens,' said one
friend to anothef 'tbat We find editors who
arc, bred to theft business /, ,3. ,ls
+ 'Very we'll replied the other, sand have
you not remssEsd how seldom the business
30 bread Io thu aVilitof.S sl2 .ssaFtsss 50.
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Is shameful! to the nations; most of all,
Albion, to thee. The'ooean queen should not
Abandon oceans children"
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"I am going to write book on popular
ignorance" said a conceited young man to
DR.. Dr.. II know ofno. one" said
the Doctor, smore. competent to prepare
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-26

righ's-or, If YOU vii, his wrorcs-bu. 20
give BIN biz duel be uevsr p-oiessef to dnv-
bic reYimeuisl hories 10 slaughter 10 toe
rsue of sry principle more respectable thin
"devoiion' 70 your Ks,er lie ha. not yet preterdei,
be iosfs'b-r- did 70 be- the ohsnp,oo of thu liberty
sud odeps pd'rce OF Eurps s. msay f,' scres OF IT.
rg-tlr col, suy tax paying shopkr~ptr- - macy
subj cs 20 msDy Fix worms. These were the -uo'ian
tsi erits Of an Austrian ErperOr's oil cause; snd
s. NJ So.o1 lsern-yd Polack Ingen."u.E remarked
to Mr. lerrley ~ tie Thames Police Office, ye'ter
day when the; tender heart ID 1gl-,raie ~as attempt
j. to nes o'iae tie OF Ky .nk. II cost me
- L uch mos ey-'he money sere. No r-n'iinen'al
sppeal 70 the fper fumt7a BGby'oHis 'olche. the
heat 81 practical cad OF israel rrsIieai IN W ate
aIe in til, eteerih csitIry Of grace. Nor do "e
accuse the rgcr sth which thu bird ftncvrg Shyork
Wfitecbep-l insists this letter Of h- bond. The
poor Ky lax * yark was 10 him, aDf ~as notnlog
more. And j. I'alv 10 Austria But when 4'il.y
Of i'ay Is backed By 200 - men. Europe expscs tha'
be viii either leave the Austrian Pollock &c Y act pos
aes ion Of his bird or g; b. will succeei ia ,etos
the poor br1 free in the Of the great principle
which IN tie face Of Heaven ard earth be has -orn 70
vndca'c and 10: content himself With the cheap sat
sfac'ion ~ re-tofr the bird - more confJrtsb
c-ee after moments taste ut freedom or ettipE ny
a. eel a. II can between four walls with muils,ed
M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-26

lor yindicst CT tie Swiss troops cent to que tse
ipsurSectoo OF Peugis. After declaring thai all no
accounts Of thai event mere caumars ,tNes tnss
or the 10Th nit. n. Ls,tsnzi, pstncisn ~ feruse :,
recommended the Provisional Government no' 70 onN
any reristai &c TO the Papsl trvoPs; but tsss sn"
bis efforts vain, he quilted the town anu e,' tne ro"
10 Col Schmidt, Who 81 once Commercial ais "sol
The trt shots fired by the insurgents; Tor ~oss
followed the GorAaIe refers to Col Schmtl report
r,ciifyisg, ho~ever the error commIt,ei 10 stsunk
thst Col. CerottI OF Tuscany commanded the ns1r-
gents instead Of whom it w.s Carlo Busch, Hhs
came over from that country 10 take the cOmn ana.
"Af.er such determined resistance on the pNtd
N. rebels observes the Gi2rAGle where Is tab
"porder that fires broke out, mischief dons, ssA
some innocent persons perishei Aad Il, rosaiudt
lis readers o whs occurred Paris 10 lSlS al Cocoa
m 1879 at Vienna in the same year, Nc The re rus
der of the article wholly devoted to the peculiar
csses Of arocity mentioned IN former accounts ~aish
are excused in different ways. Thus, # the oacksrm
passeriii was murdered with his wife and sisses,i$
lsw, It vas because dead soldier WAS ioani IN nLs
hoase the inukeeper aorui shot bec.ise he moss
imprudenty put BIS head out Of the window; ana the
u,her cases are disposed Of in q similar msoner Iae
article couclutes with de carng that the CCverumeos
regrets the events of Peruga but that the resppnsoi
Il, iests with those who commeDceo the couhct, and
announces that the Pope has sent large sam 10 re-
lcYe the sufferers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-26
IMMIGRATION OF COOLIES.


In the Uoure II Lords, on the lih inst Lord
BroUgham presented petition from Plymouth With
100 signatures the snDect OF the Immigration OF
Coolies into the West Indies. The petitioners com
planned of the mode in which the coolies engaged,
The bad treatment to which they subjected on
;beir arrival and the waot Of due precautions to seed
them home IT the expiration OF Their engagement ana
PRAYED FOR immediate and searching inquiry INTO the
subject The pe,tOLers objected 10 the system OF inn
migration altogether, and stated that the planors bad
the means Of ODtalting sutialent supply oi iaoor
without bavi,g recolrse 10 Immigration. yefhsp5
sou sn.lora Cd might III given to the condition ID
the planters who had suffered and were stu sus'n.
by enc uTsgug The utroC uc,On Of machinery by CIV
log facilities for drainage, or by some graot which
would enable them to cary Oh tneir cultivation In q
erciua manner than they were able TO do at the
p'eseLt tme.
The Duke of Newcastle said that the whole ques-
ton Of the supply Of labor 10 the sugargrJsOg CJo-
uies Of England and the immigration of coolies, was
ore of great importance, and was TOO complicated %
allow their Ordaps TO enter INTO the dlrcuosoI 81 IL
upon the presentation Of a petition. HIS noble and
learned friend old Dot agree with the petitioners thai
the Introduction Of labor not reqi red sni that
there wss ample labor already in the Colonies.
Lord Broug hsm had said that re could not decide
noon the question, one way or the o'hcr.
The Duke Of Newcastle thought II was SnitcieaS
proof OF the recessy OF the introduction OF more In
borers II AZ the cOnsts voluntarily taxed themselves
for that purpose HIS noble aud learned friend WISHED
10 move FOR d Committee Of ugury this ser-ion. Al
uttDg the importance Of the subject, he the IKE ct
Newcastle shoud be unwilling to reslst the MOTION,
bat 10 great object could be gained by appointing
Committee az 'L. period OF the session No doabt, on
future occasion, the evidence Of persons 10 the COLO
lies who were desrDus to represent Their Own ~ls1es
ard interests might be obtained aud u would ba
unfair 10 the inhabitants OF those colonies who had
suffered 20 much. and some OF whom had hal theS
esa,es Led by the want Of labor To sPp0int cois,
uut;e- this session, and let IL report be cteulirn,
before they cOuld be heard 10 answer lie ni ho tssi
certain that the Law IN fIn IN those cas.s o. nd
snip to the immigrants which were stated 70 AYE
occurred. He rather inclined % pens'c tnAs
,,bere cooIie hal been upjGstly dealt vita, IL wss
the fault OF individuals and lot OF the la~, stl.h,
noper,y epplied would perhsps be found sufficient 10
prevent such cssee. ... =,
Lard Brougbam remarked tat the tax alton LEVIED
FIR ooiOra0n rurpo,e s did % fall upon tue planters
alone bat aso upon the poor Desroes the free labor
ers and they cOmpsined Of having To pay for bring
II, IA par-Ons VINO were 20 compete wn them Ia thu
l,por market aud loser their rate ct wages.
After a Few worcs from the Earl Of Airlie, the sob
jec; dropped.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-26
THE EMpERORS INTERVIEW.

A. @ o'clock this uo.liig tie two EnperorS Of
Tsrc. AL ,i Austria are to meet a. Nlar4.,a, Ma.
uaieo havus expressly sued TINS friendly iut-Ev e".
r.. aru,i.t,~. which took the world by surprise Oh
Friday W., agrcoI 10 10y these t"o T!neip.s ".'o"-.
~ ;,ryrr.'n Of their Ministers, aad u. 81 n"; uPJ>-
s,il. tbs. ,y,, th, outline e.. Peace may 10 settled
In the ,atne uucerrmoDious manner Il : curse "i
IocstdIr W ich oicrs great advantages 20 the more
sacgcious ard the stronger OF he two neS"iA gF''
r.ror Of IL. French and courteous reply from The
Emperor Of Austria; but the plbhc mino, e1e'-
ted hv the sudden cessation Of the great d.n %; va
is still au1iou,y asking for or ILas.ui'- 'c. u 8
causes and dramatic iocideuts IN 60 unexpected el
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-26
on DTS IN PARIS.

PARIS, July 9.
AZ TO the terms on which peace may be likely % be
made everybody that have spoken with seed'' nope
lesly tie dark. 90 the one hand II Is ssd toa' tAe
Emperor NapO,eons programme, Italy s1aI De Tree
10 the Acratic, must be fulfilled; but on toe o,ner
nobody sOppoSes FOL mou eat that the Lnpefor OF
Ausfris Is prepared 70 surrender Venice and tnc Q14
lsngulsr fcrtiesses without further struggle. Toe
only suggestion that have heard for getu1S ont OF
this deu,pa is hat the Emperors programme ma
undergo p construction Will ID viii amount 10 ml'Ia
ton. II must be am told, slightly ttroPie. Poh-
tcians no Rave hitherto been the most trck sra THO
partssns of the Nv, for the sake Oi Pesoe,
resigned to Venice al ludcp,nOc Sta under an
Austrian aTchduke, ana the four io'tTesSes m"'e over
To the Crrmanic Confederation. Thus they say Would
not be contrary 10 the letter of the progra ne l'ay
would be free a. far a. tue Adratic, sth"uSP sac
would no; be absolutely sud altogether ltaH@n tett
Will be the disappointment of Piedmont SUD inoee" ~ Al
Itay ifthr ssf which has been 80 brilliantly successful
should b. brought 10 an cud without accomplishing
cutie all that hoped from n. Aud Ia the Nc %.
many people the disappointment will not be c'nhne1
10 C0munsrra'iuu more OF less wei Iuuiuci lt 'H'
lot Of pos. Italians In the northwest corner OF tHy,
WHO will Dot. on the sugP"sluon have 10 al lbtehN
ara purposes a national Government. tpr % very
natural nud iusihable fear entertained That, NJ
thoukh anew European treaty might ahtrN l.'A'p'riy
10 SARDINIA itaiy would oct bc secure Ium Aus iifn
aggression N al time cOui'ug, eNeo were %" N'N,
ereguiy q Austris IL NrIe "a shared by the iee'a"
States Of Germany. However The Emperor o"N-
eration which il has been given ont womb prove
ssslop sb.us, must mean scU,tL4ug Tema Aa'i' anu
IL must be left ont of the account thai t- eo.q
Of the Qu8drlateral fortrese~ although de>uapr A''
ceTtalEy ditainabe, would cost. on moderate col
putatioI Tie sac!ince Of 5J OOO French hVeS These
speculation may possibly b. very premature, ~ t1er-
yet certain giou,d, for sir ung ths Francs
JoStpn y even prrpred 10 give up L"uoarIY' AZ
though every N Europe bat AIsci mu,t sec tl-'
he II lever likely 20 hold " a. sin.
believe there Is now dOubt thu. wa uZ9ty
Informed when sta'ed yeserlay not sAs'ati'us iue
assertion "f the Pare 10 he contrary that the truce
wa Did hN lao sf.lh
this vii oc admitted, and even boosted OF, by Al the
Government papers IN day or two. II r. Mt hSey,
however, tas they viii Hpigu the motives Tor origin
ally supprt ssitg the word, eur ma d,mGh4t, wnch
were oOLtSned in the EnPsrors dispatch - The En-
press
PARIS, July 10, 1872.
The Government papers being utterly wistoG, H.
stiuciors 10 point The moTal OF the suspension a. arms
contain no; an original line Of any Interest the SUBJ
jeci. They are principally filed with extract, from
The ErgusG Journals. IL IS rum'red IL G0ye.aln
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-26
THE FEELING IN ITALY.

Turn letter Of July expresses great surprise, not
uuuiI CLEO with apprehension at the sudden
# arms winch il describes a. coup &c HcGtrc. Inc
Sandman Government has not the least idea that any
sucb arrangement was ia cUn,e nplauOn. Ihe core
spordeni. however feels Satisfaction IN sauig that
Epglapn which, under Lord Derby government, was
not very iayUab.y disposed toward PIedmonf has
l,eh shown a,Duch better feeling. tic observes very
truly that when the question oi the rccOnstiduon o'
Itav comes 10 be settled, England must necessarily
desire to Piedmont strong and independent T.
possible; ~ supporting n IN congress Engiaad
- would regain in Italy II the influence which she
" las lately lost.
Correspondence # The London Tins
TURIN. July : 1859.
The announcement Of the arnli-tic- has given great
pleasure to ~ We expect that Il VIII b. followed ny
lasting peace. The COZ ques' ot Neneia Wcu'i nave
given 10 France very uuch trouble, AMI occ4sloped
the Emperor Napoleon great embarrassment. Tue
P.dn oIfe-r, however, aye far from satisfied lne'r
ambition j. on par with their nuiy, ani they coVrt
Nereiia rs vel a. Lomhardy, but the Neuei'ans VIII
mud themselves much happier II governed ny the
ArchCuke Macmillan, with national Authorization
before the ouhsrs united three MOUTH win 20"
fiedmorte-e they viii regret tie chang. Inc Troy
erroI Of LoAbarjy sppouted by Victor Eratus4 mas
already Wsce himself very Unpopular ~ ssGlE h'its
oi he Ban If Turn, aid declaring 'ncn legal Ten
Der. Porcr money has ways been d'sl'krc oy ne
Lon. baTds, sud the Austrian Government never ven
iured on pDtrirg II into circulation. T-are i nov less
excuse than ever toT imposing H. "a gold was never %
abundant IN ltsy Is AT the pr"sen' moeut in con e.
narrcr ol Tie large qusulty Imported 10y the Ere. "a
fer he uf the troops, aud which tteely cuculnes
su,.ir,, the popu.8tlOn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-26
ENGLAND.
Tunes of the Eth Of j uly says

Tie London Tunes OF the 18th Of July says:
The result ot a Judgment in the Court of Connoa
Pezs is tina, the negroes purchased by the many
ArglO- SOuth American mining and other compsni
10 have been Illegally acquired. Since 1913 there
b. no dubt that such purchases have been illegal tho
present judgment declares toat the prohibition extends
ba.k Tor ulLetetn gears before Any acquisition vi
slaves by purchase By British subject within the last
which he can now legally become possessed OF saoh
property is by inbentarce, beqIe,t, devise, mar
rlage or otherwise by operation OF law "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-26
THE PEACE.
AN AUTOGRAPH LETTER FROM FRANCIS
JOSEPH.

CSffrsIsrdrHCe Lo1dO1
VHLEGIO july ,.
The day before yesterday the con Of General Urban
came a. pdrieacntdiTe to the headquarters Of the
French aTuy here, bringing All han an autograph
letter frou tie Emperor OF Austria 10 the Emperor OF
the French He was allowed 20 psss through without
any bapdagng Of the eyes other measures OF pre-
caution hch acre formerly used socb occs-ioos.
lie found the Emperor in the garden and delivered bis
nissive. You may imagine field watch this mus
five bas opened to conjecture. Some say il is letter
ofthsrks the in which the AusrGH ~onrdei
have been treated others think ~ reference 10 the
exchange Of prisoners; Others OF opinion tuat II Il
demand fof an aImisice; While some 20 so far as u
dream Ct peace. This step, 1t caonDt be denied has
sometbitg rather strange IT. il, il reported,
the Eu peror OF Austria has returued To return -
Vienna; Otherwise IL must recOllected that both
Emperors Likewise the Comm 4nders-n-C MET o
their pectIve armies, AID therefore have
nunicstOn az such without there beog any grOnods
for atrbutipg greater importance to this step than it
r, ally deserves.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-26
E u II 0 p E .
ARRIVAL OF THE NETWORK

The screw steamship New o'k, Captain Won San
t.c, from Bremen the 9th, and Southampton on the
Iah int, arrived at this poit at Is P. yester
day.
Ose days later news, tegrsphed from Father Point
.fser the arrival Of the North Bnton, was published in
tn IrRiBpSE in the morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-26
THE PROSPECTS, OF THE SLAVE TRADE
Eron Tie Lor2ln Nei-i Lnlu IL.

When the tine approaches. each year, for voting
the sum demanded for the support % our cruiser IA
the African co.st, u becomes interesting ~ know
wbst really Is don there ard shs. the prosp ects "a
the Sisye.tTade really ar-. Instead of the ssejsc.
becoming tame AID trite il has Of ls'e year, become
bis bly, critical and the interest h likely ~ 10 kept
UP this year by chab gifg policy the part Of an
ally sgri6csn and ifoprslt :. tie d'sga'sed slave
sa.e 20 the Fr.rcn colonies whic,, has rgceGy been
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-26
THE PAPAL STATES.

Tie G.5ao.s d. Rama Of the i:h otJaly col;ains
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-26
LONlBARDY.

RELIGIOUS FREEDOM.
lie ef-s-te.s Gd-cfte main, 3 decree by the
G.y..La -G-r.rsl Il Loubariy aboLzhlng the Cd
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-17

WORCESTER, Mass, Sept. 16.-The Demo.
cratic Convention nominated Gen. Benjamin S.
Rutter, Of Lowell, for Governor, and Stephen
Q. Bernis, of Springfield, for Lieut.. Governor.
The following nominations were also made
Sec'y Of State, Sam'I W. Bowen Adonis; Treas.
urer, Geo. DemarSet; Auditor, Jas. E. Ester.
brook, of Worcester; Attorney General, D. Fl.
Dcdhatn..
Caleb Gushing. Isaac Davis, Oliver Stevens,
and j. s. Whitney were chosen MS delegates to
the Charleston Convention. 1t is said that all
favor the claims of Senator Douglas for the
Presidency. The resolutions adopted recognize
the principle of popular sovereignty, though
endorsing tho present Administration.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-17

g7s7{iek Pockets 469al -The,usual number
Of these light fingered gentry shavo mingled
WIN the visitors at the fair since its commence
tnent and have carried on a very successful and
profitable business. Alter rarrence was arrest
60 Tor stealing lady's watch, in Floral Hall
on Thursday, the police were beseieed with
sufferers who came with eager enquiries hoping
snat some of their money might have been found
Dpon,the supposed thiefs person. We heard
Ola bridgeport lady, Mrs. Uquhart, who had
seVenty-fve dollars taken from her dress pocket.
Another lady named Renberle, and a gentleman
named Warren, the former from Belmont county
and the latter from Pittsburg, were robbed Of
considerable sums. There are doubtless manv.
other cases of which We have not heard.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-17

WAsnlxeroN. Sept. 16.-The late convention
between Great Britain and the Republic Of
Guatemala has not excited a renewal of angry
controversy between this country aud Great
on the contrary both governments are still ami
mated by the hope that their American differ
ences will DO happily adjusted. The Iarger part
OF the Balize had never been tie subject Of tho
actual survey, was officially declared by
Lord, Grey in 1886, and the above mentioned
convention, il is said, merely definitely fixed
its territorial limits, which act was intended by
Guatemala as barrier to British encrOachment
on its soil. This arrangement is claimed to be
in accordance with the Dallas Clarendon treaty.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-17

cHicAso Sept l6.1The principal object Of
interest at the Fair to-day, as yesterday, was
the exhibition of the steam ploss, both Eswlkes
and Waters are attracting the attention Of i'm
mense crowds. The number Of visitors is es-
Htmated at from SO TO 20, 600 The receipts
yesterday were overt 10, 900.
The rot this afternoon over the Garden CITY
Course between, Flora Temple and Princess,
was won by the former in three straight heats:
time g, ). $50, 2:264.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-17

BosroS, Sept. l5..The correspondent of the
Irareler, writing from Camp Floyd, under date
Of August 18th, describes the assassination of
first Sergeant Ralph Pike Of the 10th Infantry,
who was shot in front of Salt Lake Hotel, by a
woman named Spencer. Tho murderess had
escaped. Pixies funeral was attended by three
regiments of Infantry, tho officers of each rcgi.
ment being in full uniform Several other as
sassinations are charged on the Mormous, and
great excitement existed.