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were American -
srATr OF TRADE Is MAScHEsrER.-rhe siyices
from Manchester favorable srd the prices q Go,1 ana
had advanced The market closed bu0ysni and acYe
IUtRPOOL BRFADsTUFFs MAREET.-rhe LIVER
poo Br sd',uh' msrse was dull ae. hShaIdon sHe nee
pcmnaliy unchanged American. H. nv Whea; duu ~
Tuesdays pro,enep, wesern Red oQ9 8 DO Whi'e o
Yellow Amer an. S I0db 3; White. Il d7Is
LIyERPOOL PfOvIsIOS MARKET.-Messrs. BIglan1,
ohes report: Beef heavy. and a.. descriptions .ishly owsr
but with doing Pors Gull snd quotations rouias Bacon
heavy and slightly lower Lard oui but steady az % 6' for
Eooo refining fellow SOW Of SALE but pce' unariea bl'oh
eis' Association 81 sass -.
LryERPooL PRoDucE MAREET.-The Brokers Cir
cusr reports Anes steady oZ76 for Pots and = sior
Pearls Sugar qut, but inn Coffee qie R;e '"1dy' Yea
sQ3 American Tar. l40li6 Spirits T1rpeutne da! and
considerably lower sales S50 % the market closing with hold
LoHDos M4HKrTs.-Mesers. Barring Bio'her- Cir.
reports that the market for WHEAT opened early in me
usirtan.d Igos firm a. IS % no. for Rails sud s6d Is
foI Bors Pig steady al 50 sass 3 SUGAR quiet COFFEE
steady. RICE quiet SPIRITS TURPESriNF heavy and slightly
3wef So d5 the spot and - 70 auiye fSH OILS
quiet LINsEFD Oh quiet and a. q ga 81 TALLoW
steady The Wool sales anms,ed and Pnce we're afm
LoSDOS MONEY MARKET.-Ihe London Money
market slightly s,rir with increased demand
Consos closed On Friday e. ass f account o,,,o
Mesrs Barring Bros quote Bar Silver at 2. Dollars l4
HsyRy MARKET for the week ending the 26h ut
CoTToS dull sales week 5O,0 bales stock s. 600 bales
New Orleans ordnaire llf, and do bas loot, being
slight decline The weather in France had been unavoidable Tor
BREADsTUFFs dull but steady POT ASHES
firm Of <Cf COFFEE dull OILs-Saes unimportant RICE
heavy sucAR dull bat firm. LARD Gull "H'LEBoNE IL ac
tive demand and irrner.
AnERICAS SiCURITIEs.-Messrs. Barring Bros. re-
port business previous in state stocks aud an
improved demsDd Or Railroad BoDds-Panama Railroad Bonds
being in large speculative inquiry While III ohei oe'ePoA
transactions small
The Times Friday reports sales Of NewYork Contra
share. eorse rbe decline viz 3d. aud Of Pennsylvania
Central ID Mortgage Bonds al 90
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THE CTLVERTS AT BALLSTON

To IA, Editor If The y. T. TribaHs
SIR: dispatch ia your columns from Saratoga this
morning. signed by several responsible parties, a.
.erts in reply TO q communication in The W T. I"a',
that certain culvers on the Rensselaer, aod Saratoga
Railroad are perfectly safe That your readers at
Saratoga and on their way there may know something
about this particular part Of the road would state
that lust as you pass ont Of Ballson for Saratoga
there j. sberp curve az embaL kment some forty
Get high There are walls st the sides OF tnis eIh
bs1kmeLt sons twenty feet high these walls, oy the
pres.ure Of this enbsnkmen or the action Of ifosts
have been made TO bulge and lean 80 that m many
places thiuk they Lot less thsn from one 70
three feet out Of le This ls true Of the walls Oh oon
sides. There are two eulyers running through this
en- bslkment one l. for Of the streets of TIE Town.
and through the otHe, IS the bed OF creek ne
srcbe. of these culyerts have several woe cracks
across the whole top or arch OF the cuven' some Of
them vide enough for the sfm's sion % Ssea,of Scot
or Congressman McKesn; and not oniy 80, bat
there sre large stones dropping oa' OF the arcnes;
PIhsps tsese eulyers ssfe, bit tnese ~as o'1ed
% ne a. the several times examined them 6 toey
snd tie val, might give way at aEy time when tran
II cars was crossing the enbankment. The eOnse-
quetee Of course would be turnover 81 the car
"a q fsU az for,v feet, :. b. HALLIDAY.
York Aug. 10, 1859
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md. CHINA AND AUSTRALIA.

The India China aud Australia mails reached NJ II
se,eS on the 18th. The dates are Calcutta, June Il
Hone Kong June g. and Melbourne, May ~.
The Cslcutts Produce markets were inactive I'M
ports dull. Exchsnge, 2I03.
AT Hong Kong, Exchange was 4 iUt a I H.
dull Exchange, 5I2d5'3. c.,,.
At Sharghse, tea was dull. Imports quiet DIN
rather dearer. Exchange, 6'S
From Singapore, it s stated tina; the inhabitants q.
Rs,peris,ar mad risen and murdered nearly every
European. ..:,
Al Melbourne produce was dull and imports active
Exchange l. a. Z cent premium.
There was great excitement al Melbourne II conse'
,ca Of The Chinese having refused to pay the resi-
49, ts1 spd numbers had been arrested
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markets-Peported bv Telearaph.

BUFFALO, Aug 10 m.-ELouE- Demand moderate, and
market easier; 600 bh al f5d IS p for extra Michigan
Ipospa and Ohio; rs 57i +6 for double extras WHsT
quiet with small sale. at 10 for Red and ID Tor as
Nothing do Spring Wheat. Corn d. and sales hold
rs demand 6gc., buyers ofer 68c for No Illinois, OaIs
steady sales 5000 bush Western at &c BARLEY aud hfs
oue WHISKY steady sales so bbs az dc. LAKE lnPOkIs-
900 bbs Flour bush Wheat, $50 bush Barley CANAL
FxpoRTs-7O bbs Flour II 90 bush Wheat, go bush Corn
GOO BUSH Oay 400 bush. Rye. 49, .,
CHICAGO Aug lO-6 m FLOUR steady. WHEAT qniei ana
declined sass. Corn active OATS quiet kkctifis "sas
sS bbls Four "a bush Wheat, 1000 bush. Com snip
MINIS: bb Flour OOO0 bush Wheat, ~ VC bs. Corn.
CINCINNATI Aug lO-FLOuR very dun 81 I50 - f io'
sun, rfpe WHF.T dull WHISKY steady al &c. PROVISIONS
unchanged.
PHLADELPHIA, Aug l0-FLouR qniet bt hitn erAII
active: White : iGa 81 IS, Red = 500 - 80 Corn
steady OARS rm; sales Of 1000 bush a. S1a1oc WHISKY
firm at 2sdZc. , t..s
B,TInoRE August l0-FLoUR very dull ard unchanged
WHr.1 declined 5d8c sales Of II 600 bush OF "h'e a. -
81 s. Corn dull. sales OF 800 bssh "hte and ieh"
7CQ55c Provisions dull BAcoS-Sides sc. Mess PORK
Z IS IS. WHisEY duh a. &c.
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MAXIM AT WORK IN VeNeTlA.
sscxyn1r, NIB. Wednesday Aug. 10, 1859

SAcxyuIE, " Il Wednesday Aug. 10, 1883.
The Royal Mail steamship Arabs, Capt. Some,
1rome Liverpool at 10 O'Clock on the morning Of the
Goth ult, arrived at Halifax at 23O ?. yesterday,
and the horse express reached here with her news at
an early hour this morning.
The steamship Vanderbilt, from New-Ycrk, arrived
at southampton at 8 O'Clock the morning of the
9th July
The steamship City of Baltimore from New-York
reached Queenstown at a. M Of the 2'th and LAv-
erpool the following morning.
The steamship Bavaria arrived at Southampton on
the morning of the 29th
The steamship City of Manchester left Queenstown
for NewYOrk on the 18th.
The United States sloop-of-war Plymouth left
plymouth England, on the 25th, for Brest.
The news by the Arabia is Of an interesting nature,
Though not particularly important.
The Emperor Napoleon had decided that the French
army and navy should be restored to a peace footing
with the least possible delay. He was generally re-
garded as sincere, and his intentions considered
pacific.
The Zurich Conference had not yet been held. The
English Ministry lad announced that they would not
accept an invitation 10 send Plenipoentiary to a
European Congress until the result of the Zurich Con
ference is known
Lords John Russell and Pslmerston had made i'm
portant speeches in Parliament on European affairs.
They admitted that England had acted as the me-
dunn for conveying terms from France to Austria
but sad that in doing co. she old not iudorse them.
The subject Of the national defenses had also been
debated, and the speeches the Government side
exhibited intention to vigorously prosecute the
work.
The Moniteur's announcement of the disarmament
caused buoyancy the Bourse, and the Rentes ad'
yanced y cent but the rise was subsequently par
TALLY lost, the closing quotations on Friday being
GSi. dc.
The Sandman Penipotentiary to the Zurich Confer
ence had reached Paris
Italy was comparatively quiet, and the accounts
therefrom of a more peaceful character.
The mails from Calcutta of June IL, Hong Kong of
June i, and Melbourne of May 10, had reached Mar
settles. The news had been telegraphed, but was OF
an unimportant description.
Ike Goodwood stakes were won by Mr.. Ten Brock :
horse Stake, bred in America.
The Goodwood Cup was won by The Promised
Land" the American mare Profess obtaining third
place.
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any department. There was good demand fe- money,
and IL the general market u y cent VIZ, the 10 vest
rate. At the bark spphc .,ions were Limited.
The MOrriHg Post ssys that, according 10 rep'rts
il Paris last rgb' Court de Persigny has deferred for
a day or two his return to London from Florence on
biz mission from the Tuscan Government.
The Sandman Pienipoten,ia'y to the IuIlch Con
ference reached PARIS yest risy AID had an Interview
with Count Walewtki.
TIE Inro',de Russc says the Cabinets Of Paris and
Wilma may make whatever treaties they please. but
in fxrg the lot of Italy they are bound to ask the
cor ourence Of the rest OF Europe.
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The official Pie imontese Gazette publishes circular
Of the Minister Of the Interior TO the Governors ana
Inendants General, which says that the chahge Oh
Cabinet does not produce any serious variation IN the
policy Of Sardinia. Tue new Ministry Will continue 10
favor as largely possible the development OF the
great princip es which the bases OF public rght
The Minister goes to ask support in uanqmhzlng
the discouraged mnds, in Strengthening the beliei ID
the rights to liberty and in preparing the annexed
provinces for liberal institutions. The circular con-
cludes by promising reform IN the extension OF COM
p.ercial and provincial liberty $3.50
PreDaratiOLs were making al Mlldn lot slauu
Illumination to take place On the ARRIVAL oil the MIG
of Sardinia wh is expected IN lew days 10 WISH MS
new LOmbaTdy capital.
Cheyaler Farrini Governor of Modens, has, by an
order of the King of Sardinia, Withdrawn from Saruu-
ian authority and published a proclamation, IN Wmch
he RENTS the Governu ent to the municipal members
The populace assembled in crowds and proclaimed the
municipality, by reclamation, the Dlctators OF the
country. Chevaier Farrini accepted provisional
regency 10 maintain public order and reunlte the
Reme sentative Assembly of Modena, when Is 70 pro-
nouuce on the future of the country.
The result of the deberatlon on the question OF an
rexlpg Tuscany to Piedmont has been made known
from one hunded and orty-one places, including Leg
horn and Florence The result shows SO9 ailrmatNe,
against ID negative woes
The abdicatiOn of the Grand Duke OF tuscany III
favor of his son is officially confirmed.
The NOrd denies that any French troops are 10 oc-
cupy the Duchies. Those who are at Rome VIII re-
man for the present where they are. Nowhere else
Will there be any Intervention in Italy.
Tie London Tunes quotes letter from Milan, when
states that the Extreme party is beginning to agltate
and that il is possible Neneta may rise IN nSurrectloh
4 letter from The Nalteine says that on heanng OF
the preminar es to the peace, Garloaldl onerel the
reclamation of himself ami all his officers 10 the hing
of sardinia but that he refused them.
The Government OF the Romagna had adopted the
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POSTSCRIPT.
THURSDAY MoRNING-FIyE O'CLOCK.
CALIFORNIA.
Arrival Of the North Star.

The steamship North Star, from Aspipwsl 81 iost.~
arrived of the Battery at o'clock this morning.
She brings California papers Of the Goth ult, ana
later news from South and Central Americs. Her
treasure hst ard our fs have cot come to hand but
= capatch from New Orleans, published two or three
days sgo stated that 81 800 600 had arrived at AsPin-
vail by the Is,tmHs steamers which connected WITH
the North Star. TIE main points Of the news have
been received BY Telegraph.
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THE VERY LATEST.
LONDON, Saturday, Ju

LONDON, Saturday, July %, IS0''
tn, DcRy Ncss City Article says the Stock tx
chance on Friday WAS quiet, the extreme vanauon
being scarcely one-eighth In the other department
there was little alteration in prices Ine demand iof
Money was moderate. No bullion was taken ITO III
the b,rk, the gold by the City Of Baltimore supplying
the inmedis'e wants of exporters
Tie Times lCity Article says; The FUNDS opened
on Friday a, fractional improvement out soon
showed renewed duluess The extent OF the ou''n's'
WAS upimportaut, aud there was little 'pr" SHOWN III
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
TWO KILLED-TWElVE WOUNDED.

BALTIMORE, Wednesday, Aug. 10, 1883.
This afternoon gravel train on the Alexandra,
Hampshire and London Railroad was thrown of the
track in consequence of running over COW. The
bridge over the Four Nile River was broken down.
Two persons killed and twelve injured, three OF
them il is feared, fatally.
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4 REPUBLICAN CONGRESSMAN ELECTED.


''''''f S.S FRAycIsco, July ID, l>I9.
The greatest piece OF political news which has len
the coast for many months leaves II to-day no ieSa
than the election OF Republican member OF congress
ION, Demo attic Oregon Tie returns are not al ID
ytt but the lest fo0,ing.up shows Lansing Stout,
he Lecompton nominee 10 be II ahead OF Da'ld
Logan, Republican, with Coos and Curry Counties to
be from -, ~: ,-,;,,,
We have since received, by an arrival tbl. moIaihg'
the vote Of the lat counties, announcing ~ una
iority for Logan which leaves majority OF % of tue
Republican candidate; but whether be get' Ine GER
rste or rot lie !. entitled hi sest and VIII ptoos
bIy obtain l.. There was the usual amount OF Iaut
IN the strong Democratic counties, and II is Vi
oof that IN several precincts me voting was sI'o-
eether informal and Illegal. IT,, .h.s-..
BE assured this is great triumph-lhdeed Lly ul7t
Republcan victory o. the Pacific: /, was death ata
.,rncgle with the Democracy. 10 Lane and Del1slon
smith both stumped the Safe, calling on the nsssse
20 support the regular nominee but u woudh 20
dovp. Lsne an Smith said that every vote against
~ csnoiYate wa. a vote against them, aud relying
on their personal infuerce 10 cary Stout through,
uorLed Light and day 20 secure his election. ine
people have spoken out against l. Oregon Is re-
deemed. -.
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SPAIN,
Code Nspoleo

The recent conspiracy at Seville was of a Repuoh-
can character, aid had ramihcatons at Barcelona,
Granecs and Santsnder. The consplrators We're 10
have met on given day IN the flace del p9gue, Sc
illa fo commence the instruction, but before that
time twelve or fourteen of them were arrested, ana
the place occupied by troops.
Tie Madrid Gazette officially announces that the
Queen OF Spain is in the fifth month OF her pregnancy
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LIyrRpDOt C0fIVs MAKkfT--Ihe saIe- OF Coton
In n. Livtpo market r TIE sex sc1ee up 81 80 btes Of
5 specula'ors md 800 q erpoert the mar
clsipg good demand causing holders demand g.
advance q 10 but th. only partially otaiued nak - th~
weeks sdgsL the hrer qusiie. very u ding WIN, M ne
ineroi he quotations barely maintained Holders
offered fsefy but showed % p- salts IA..ae'
Of FnesY osDd 900 bales OF which 6- were On spsu
ard for erp The market closed quiet but steady st the
LIZ IL -. Hrnr 80.
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Rus OyER.-PsiEiok Dunuing fell from his cant -
Fir, avenue near Sixteenth street, last evening od
was run over. He was badly injured. Tie police %
the Eighteenth Ward took hin to the Hospital.
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THE CONFER ENCE.

The date for the Zurich Conference was not yet
6xes but it was expected to meet 10 few days
Count Colloredo the representative of Austria,
reached Marseilles on the 21th and it is said pro-
ceeded direct for Zurich.
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FIRE ~ BRoADwAr--Yestsrdsy afternoon IRE
oc@rred in the bedding establishment OF Asilss'
Ranks 4 Kennoy, No. J72 Broadsay, but beng a's-
covered ss q sssy romept II vss sxtissusssd sefssA
mech damage occursd.
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The Regatta will take place on Thursday.
LIE EAsrERN sLANERs.

The EASTERN sLANERS.
correspondent Of The y. Y. Times writes from
Salem tbst he Collector of the port denies tina any
shaver, are attipg ont there do the largest Aicsc
firms in the team. He seys that the vessel at Pertains
"terrsIean trade IN fruit with Boston. She is nov
lying in Porilsnd no for Faya ssy the consignees,
'McGilvery, Ryan Il Davies. Her cargo, reported
"by consigiees 900 feet of lumber 80 barrels OF
our 90 barrels OF bread 10 barrels of TAR. and 70
tiercts of rice" The cousianees of the Newsboy.
however, in a card published IN The Portland Adver-
fsey deny that she 10 be used in the slave-trade
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Arrival of the Steamer Fulton.

SANDY HOOK, THURSDAY, Aug 1T a. m
The steamer Fulton will be up about o'clock
Her adyices are not go late as we have received by
mail.
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c,rr OF GOOD HOPE.

Cane If Good Hope dates are to July q. Several
nIyecks attended with loss Of hie had occurred on
,be Sash african coast bu. no American vessels are
mentioned.
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AG,NG OF CogsTERFEITERs BRok2s VP-SsizURE
OF PLATES, DIss AID SPURIOUS CUHREscf TO The
AMOUNT OF $l300O.-Sergeant Dickson and Officers
Farley aud Eustace, of the Detective force, have, for
about two weeks DO. epgas ed in feeng out sundry
eettersup and passers of counterfeit back notes aod
within day or two their efforts have been crowned
with success, and two men named fhomas Patter ane
Daniel Clark have been arrested. These men had
been suspected for some tune, and the oncers had
watched them go into house in Forty-hith street.
They made descent upon this house and found Fat
ter Clark and some Others there, but were able 70
81 cure only those two On Tuesday evening the OH
GERS received information which led them to search
house in Forthwith street, near Eleventh avenue, and
there they fourd two pcsses and 30 dlhsent plates
for printing and altering bank notes and a large
pet bag concealed in u undergrad by, which.
they discovered, contsned $4,000 in spurious bank
bills some signed aud ready for circulation others vat
from the press and Others unsigned Numerous let
tiers received from persons 10 various ports of the
country asking for packages of money to circulate,
and touching upon various matters pertaining to the
nefa ious business we're also found, and
TO these letters, prepaid for mailing. Among the bills
seized were the following:
Sl0s on the Farmers and Drovers Bank, at Peters
burg Ind, Nath. Roberts, President, l.. Wells,
Cashier; ais of tho zane name and appearance,
Waynesburgb, Pa; $Is on the Thames Bank at
Norwich, Conn., and also of the Thames Bank mt
Laurel Ind; sjs on the Thames Bank Of Indiana;
Sls Sls and SIS on the Bank Of Lower Canada;
s20s on the New-Engand Bank at Boston; $l0s On
the New In glank Bank at Paramount; sls and 81 on
the Quebec Bank; So on the Waubeek Bank, Ne
braska; - on the Government Stock Bank at Ann
Arbor Michigan; SIS on the Arlington Bank, DIG
trct Of Columbia plates for altering - on the Sits
sing Bank of Pennsy lyana TO some New.Y@k bank;
plates for changing the denomination of Quebec Bank
bills also OF the bills ofthe Thames Bank Conn plates
for impress ing the words Boston, Mass. the words
"Proyideuce k. H., the words -" Philadelphia, Pa,
Mddletown, CT. 20 FOR inpressing the figure " ="
SO" az FOR making the head of Washington
CD bills plates for so blls on The Rockland County
Bark and s20s on the Boston Bank twelve plates for
altering bills in their denominations and banks, &c.
All there were tsken 10 the Police Headquarters,
Brooms street corner of Crosby where they can DO
see by bankers and others who may take the trouble
of calling. The prisoner Clark is locked up in tho
Toubs, and Potter has been taken to Cooperstown,
y. Y. where be stands indicted for forgery. Com
plants of the circulation Of numbers Of counterfeit
bill. bad been made 10 the Superintendent Of Police
and he paced the matter in the hands OF the above
oficsrs, who it appears, have performed their duty
in business-lke manner.
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TAI SOUTH BRooKLYs iIoNfcIDE.-The Coroners
ilvestg alton in this continued yesterday,
and several Witnesses were examined. The substance
Of the evidence taken showed that Mrs. Cstharine
Noon.n was almost continually drunk that for six
dsys previous to her death she had not been sober;
that she had frequent falls and that Thursday last,
the day previous to her death she tumbled from
the top Of the back stoop, and the morning OF the
day OF her death, bad tumbled down stairs Inc EVIL
derce ar to her fall from the steps Oh Friday evening
was conflicting Some Of the witnesses testihed tnaI
the husband dragged her uptbe steps by the haf OF
the head and Others that he aided her up stairs ny
taking hold Of her head and back There was no evil
d.ree that the husband Yves msn Of incorporate
babits ana none that he bad beaten her. In we've OF
all the circumssrces the Jury brought 10 the follow
ugyerdiet: " Ina, the -ald Ca,harine Noonan came
TO hsr desth from habiu.l intemperance, exhsus-
ito. from the want Of proper food, aud several sew
ere f on the day preceding, and % the day Of her
&" death" Upon the rendition Of this verdict, tho
pri.ouer. Pa,rck Noonsu, was discharged from Gus
tody.
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r,Rr~srD.-At o clock lsst evening, boym
mod BeckNith, while plying at the fO0

Surg street, fell into the river and VS. drosas'
tafore assistance could De rendered. His body "a
covered and taken 10 the residence OF biz psrsas
y, 7iyandam street.
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yorF FoR REPREsENTATIvE II OREGON.
l, - - 80 Mliorfta for D. L92I.-


Go. and Curr, eoun,-s %. arirl from -
4 let,rpspcr gives Logan - majority IN me ~
rsued o. uut.es which svul! place mn - aneii u
Stout
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MARINE AFFAIRS.
cfIIsE Oy THE YACHT SQUADRON

CRIlSE ~ me lACHt Sgt ADkON.
corr,.pona,nce OF Is N Y. Tribune.
NEWPORT, X. l., Aug. Q, 1889.
Monisy evening was passed by the yachtmen, il
New.London Harbor, diseharging cannon, letting Of
rockets. roman candles and bergoa lights the people
on shore answering with Al equally brilliant display.
Between and p. m, all went ashore to the hop.
which was as pleasant a. cond be hoped for. In the
mort iug st O'Clock the smaller yachts sailed for
Newport the lager craft taking the same course ~
a. IN. A FEW minutes after staIticg, the light wind
died out and presently all the yachts were together Is
one vessel 1t breezed up ain about noon and by -
H., the squadron l-y 10 Of Beaver Tail Light, wherc
they fcrne in two parallel lines and ia that order sailed
into Newport Harbor in splendid style, coming 70
anchor ins de the Breskws,er before shutdown. Taeu
arrival was witnessed ), large crowd, Of the towns-
people and visitors rbo crowded to the whsrves and
do,ed the water with light -ail craft, to welcome tie
yarhtmen. They came up 10 the follow x order:
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LORD JOHN RUSSELL on FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
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Ministerial Explanations in Parliament.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-11

THE FEARS or ENGLAND DISPELiED.