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New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-12
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mARkuE ID.

BRyANT-RANsOM-On Monday July H. by he Rev Samuel
Coir Mr. N,ll bJ Of this city, 70 Miss deude L. Kan
som OF New Haven, com.
p-~ Haven papers pl'1s. copy . ,,- I'll.
GA m IN fDGE-tALKNEk-M Madison WIS, on IIesnay'
Jul, ., ID. James Bron John taiiledge u '9i Nv
vs1 70 Ann. Canpbe eldest daughter Of James r. FAX
y, - r, lance Crys.
CRY oTsL-POWERS-O 1hursosy 'uJ . ''i '
t.Ih hnWs TsOH-On Tnur-dsy. July ?, Mr. VIM. Henry
IsTd 10 Mas Annie NJ. Watson
"Wednesday July 8, .; the n
a'ncs of n ! s. Flint, e.q, by 'he Rev q W bngg' oi
Sal NJ, Mass MunJ Nelson and Miss Nate H. lAsche' o'
Of this city.
RPLLY-sEGUINE-In This city, on Tuesday, July By ne
R,, Cegs. Lucss M Charles D. Ripley 10 Miss Ah;c VI
s.sui1e, oil Of this city.
ulboken, 81 Irving place, on Sun
Jay TO- BY ID. rev o. Rogers Frederick :" I"1'e TO
D,borah W ickson OF this city.
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The las, statement Of The Nev-oHean' Banks q 4,

Ire movement IS usore fsyo-ao.e tnSh any that has
appeared foy some weeks past. Should it Be con-
,;rued through the SuunsT, the Banks v i be in
very satisfactory ccndito1 81 ,2e opening OF tie FsI
trade.
Tie anthracite coal trade = les active than la.
week TIE supply being al tie time II sdvsn,e ofthe
demand, ths:e is great probability Of AZ sdvance
Of prices. TIE Resong Railroad brought down for
,he week ending Thur-dsy las. 26j7j turs, and fer
the set.oa 80 100 turs sganst 7GS S3 tl-s 10
tine r.; yea, showing an ircrea-e Of - $50 :uns
TIE Schuy XII Navigation shipped :Or tls week
3g3i :-rf and ior .he scasoa ~! sS3 TINS, against
IS O;3 ,uns 70 oouespond!n- date s- year, being az
.ncreass os 1876 81 tens. The shipments By the
ligh Navigation tcr the week esdrg O. Saturday
la.t were % o5 ,a1s and r. the 81 96 turs
tgsiust g 3. tsns, being increase Of ~ 6!j ,uns.
TIE turnage over the Lehgh Valley Railroad, .or the
~e,k etdpe eu Satrresy ast 10, ri tgn ana FOR
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Disasters, Ac.

csp. HcKis Of ths bark Weather Gage arrived this port
s; evening Ecm BAHIA rspp. that the 4h q Jane,
oGE sol,beIly gs tte bark Emily Wilder Il Gouos-tef
EG; "a; port sred h.T chains and dn-d Gown vessel
ard lsd e. he; e~srd sls stove in Would BE colssGed
w se sTd the brig tsiTy parted h.r chains IL
ool.on WITH iie bark Arcadia, doing considerable d4mxs
he bsrk Tie tsIy los, be- towspr and sls,aaed oher
daHsEe.
Bosroy, Jcy Io-Tle scLr Clsrenoat ma,te5l Of Bali.
Cspt Dssa from Shields fr Ad.n ashore nigh; of
May > m 1rc; Bay. is'sk foT tie Ad.n She
se.d W CA .r Tie Peniasusr and Oriental Company,
D. Il w.. probably bc e. Il. lBy Telegraph
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MoSDAi July ll-P. v.
The irst transactions al lie Morning Board were
not Indicative Of ary decided change in tie market,
although there was evidently very steady tone
prevailing; but after the announcement Of the for
esgn news, fresh demand seemed to spring Up, aud
sners was strongly improving tendency Throughout,
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Spoken.

No t.'e ap MARTA si,Eore from Baltimore r g, Ior.
n b. ing kuoch Banner from PhsdephA for B1s,on-BJ
pic ChEis;ian BcTE 30. lG.
PHO. bs. EeEond Blunt No. July lar ~ OF, on o' ~
,poAe AID boarded ship Kitty FLOYD, Frost, from LyeFP
yuLe2
By Pa. los; Vlrans No 8 10th inst Ia, 20 20 hp. - D.
ssip Martha aizsS. .s9rE Bsl,inoge lor RieAsGcto
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Ry TeteQraph.

SANDY HOOK, July H. suHse,-ssip Glad Tf5ins, iror
New Orans sBd another ssp oude to- fo, Os osfs gong
- -ie gsv .oud fu Wind frcsb from ". Weather
BOSTON Jolly Hat shps Eddysiore, 7.gbo', calcutta;
Ughsuoer sheirrsu Cag'ta hl. B-s,e Cacu'tai barts
Fs.e Oaves'oa jams Cook, Young, CI>ntdegos
biig Madeira, Ois.u BsTbacoes
o. Highland Lgat, CAPE Cod, bark California, ffom BUeEcs
a-re.
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.N.iRLNE JOURNAL.
Cleared.
PORT or NEw-YoRK....".JrtY

shs,,r a. Castor H,mhn sslncore, J Ahin' A CO -
- ,.io 81. I..A1d, Tbs Ns.lscc; $40" eg'A' -'@'
Shspshar. Green. ,,...t,t D,u,.n. Csl.
R.Ik-g rrcs'. Amss hsiln, Mo- '-t' p.h..,
- p,,,u p. IN amAoy W. D-4noi IresFapn, eAAs'-N'
So. 90 sorp Ysp, sydrey c B, R Irwin c. Mara,
49, " Nilmius,ar D.luer Prttef. ~. D.. -. N
- ~ B,.tfrd master. }. DafA2s, ts~hos
S.,c,. 4 McArl,r; WLiilsiud Moy 81 n tirs
Ltu's n Ri,r.-ap H.ap-r C-orse'osu, J. b-nton -
n iy,.h Niuirstrp. p l.. Powell, 0iP-y, NAyeoh'
a. 5,,r'. J,e Frye; Molef-ma' Psnny' SoA"''0NV' ''
o,.., ,.,ass,-Vucar Morrison Psisdephia- J. bHss.
si,@.-Hauiet Che,si, Nv~-HaSsn, master
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United STATES , PER-

UNITED STATES PER CENT COUPON boNps
ofls7+-UNirEp STATES TRE.sUs, NoTrs frR Cs-s CsN-
NEyYoKH STATE Pea CEST REGisTERsp sio1A ~ 10 :
III .se In amounts ioI Investment or eahk11 -
TEoNfsos BROTHsRs, No "sAs-
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Receipts Of Prodnce-TrLY II.

Ts,zlJy Rosi,,-9 tb FioaE slss wbe., 81
5 H. Con- 81 ss bush Os. q bush Rye y - Ash. 5
ptss. Ws.iiy ~ pas. PEUysors. go bash Mall.
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uarset.-c,sErrLtY REroRrID ros rHs y. rRIsry,

,suEs The l,.r5 {. .,s,i- sra ne uarxrt Gnn sa.cs
Of ~ bb Pa,s ~ Is. Ard Is bbis Pearls 81 - 81
COTTON quiet sieaey sales of 600 bales We FeIsa
ioTp ~ quotations:
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The fgurts Of the Bank Average for the week
aie quite favorable the condition Of tbe specie
rescrvs. being stronger than Nss anticipated,
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,,d the loans showing marked deerea-e.
A.. hosever, ib's has beer q broken week 'se eg'
ur,s do no. .bos ne bank movement F.,h a. mucn
accuracy a. usual Tie io's u deposits i, aee"nnt-i
for ps,ily By The redac,io7 OF l'ao7 snd party 81
ne dra.iur co=n y bank baiADc~a. on ne Ta'ie'
the s.ar.uent eIbbt- oovs-rvs'iVe movement apoh
the part Of our bank napager' wnich PT''.-1sd ID
vii 60 isI 70 prevent the necessity ''1 Anolne' 'u
pe, sion. ...... .t.1
The following "a comparative s'a'. lneh' oi tes
condition u the Nev-Yo-k City Banks ;o' me Eeen
~. L.. IL nrH IulV q:
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the Int Of ~atng S.ocks for .he REMAINDER ,! zoe
session. yhan WA maintained sJ'O 81 NC S-c'nd
Ro.3. accompanied bg more real YgH ana
buoyapcy tsap ws have bsI oec @st0B 70 notice TOT
anne u.et-. TIE success which hes attended these
,,ov,ment. f,r the 1ise is n, DOUBT PHhy
Attributable % the fact that some Of the leading
"a bsv. .,,aed u Their short aecounts,
"a x-hdr.vp from active opposition ~oAe
:. na came time 7. /. surmi.ed that the most
consp.uous operator on that side smsinns, hss been
ouie, taking 70 large aDouIts oi stock tnTongh hSr
r.,,,es Upoer such circuus.ances sn1 with the ai-
nj ted fact tba, the ou'-de pub c have ss yet taken
no interest of any consequences N the oPersnons Il '
Of course difficult 20 believe in q sustained advance
bpt tr the moment the'e is beyond question more
co1GdeIt and cheerful feeling in the STREET Toe hrs'
ssl,s of NewYork Central were a. 13!, ard at the
ciose of the first cal there not strong market
at the price. but later in the session the demand
ircrea.ed, ard the lots we're fGslly taken Up u
523 II which the stock closed with toisraoe ste2dl-
ness.
Reading was not active, and the busiuess wa con-
fined to snai circle ofoperator', but the i',s ou7T7o
were taken up readily, aud at the eo7e tue ma Me-
was frmsr Michigan Central and Southern Guar
st.ed were s.ea0y but did not synpatnize d7c'denIy
uh the gen. raj mark et until the Second Board lne
animal report of the Central not been thoroughly
ca,yas-ed as yet and s EFF, ct is scarcely perceptioie
uoop the market. IT is singular coincidence that III
IN. aetus results Of the busn~ss for tgo years there
is but an unimportant dereDc, although IN the gear
ending May 81, 1852 the gross earnings show oe
c,es,e Of 81 S. The statement fo- tFo years
is az ono9s:
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Reducing the Wheat TO Flour, tue deficiency Of the
receipts Of 1889 is equal 70 ,olj SEQ bbls Flour
The receipts at Underwater Of the principal articles
Of produce from the opening Of the Canals 70 and IL.
elrdirr lie .nth nj have heer a. fnntr..
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Tie reai has practically no floating funded debt,
he uncslei 70. instament on the stock being suh.
cient 70 pay the entire amount Of Outstanding bonds
when malased.
The expo'; q spec .or the week ,si,s on Ss.ur-
dsv roTo.-.
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The business Of the Clearinghouse was s2l,S'i,-
~. We cannot hear of any important amount OF
specie going by the Wednesday steamer. The inter.
est on the stocks Of the Corporation of the City OF
New-Yolk, due Aug. l, will be pad on that day, BY
A. V. Stout, esq Chamberlain Of the City, at the
Sboe and LestheI Bank.
The receipts at tde-wGter of Flour, Wheat, Corn
and Barley, for the first week in July in 1853 and
1885, have been as follows:
Flour bbls. Wheat, brsh. Com, bush Barley, bu,h,
1860 lji 80 bl'V
iSLS '''''' go. o1l io1 is. 90 lG2O
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iS iStS '.. .''''..'' 10 o5iIo5 iSie0 lO2O
pec-esye...4ceoV 9y7E go 7GO 4i9o
The aggregates of the receipts Of tie above arti-
oles 80 ler for the years 1859 anG Sjs have been:
Flour bbl.. Wheat. hush. Com. bush. Bsr.>y b'sh.
ls5a .........If7ooO $3.50 tf1 SO lSis-D
lg5s .........I9oC0 StS,9p 1880 SS-S"
D.c-.s.. 4o2t.a Sn2OoO eg7eeo - so
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-07-14

During our visit to Lowell we were shown
through theLaboratory of our celebrated coun-
tryman DR.. j. C. AVER. Scarcely could We
have believed what is seen there without
proof beyond disputing
They consume barrel Of solid Pills, about
$4,000 doses and barrels of Cherry Pecto-
rial, 10000 does per diem To what an
uncomfortable amount oftuman suffering does
this point! l70,eo0 doses aday y Fifty mil
lion of doses per yearN What acres and
thousands Of acres ofsck beds does this spread
before the imagination! And what sympa-
thies and woe! True not all Of this is taken
by the very sick, hut alas, mu2h ofitis. Thin
Cherry Drop and this sugarcd Pill are to be
the companion of pain and anguish and sink
ing sorrow--the Inheritance our mother Ev,
bequeathed to the whole family of man.
Here the infant darling has been touched toe
early by the blight that witherS half our race
Its little lungs are affected and only watching
and waiting shall tell which way its breatl
shall turn. This red drop on its table is thu
talisman on which its life shall hang. There
the blossom Of the world just bursting into
womanhood, is staicken also. Affections most
isduous care sklls not, she is still fading a.
way The wan messenger comes nearer aud
nearer every week. This little medicin,ent
shall go thee their last perhaps their only
hope. The strong man has planted in his vi
tails, the same disease. THIS red drop by his
side is helping him wrestle with the inexora.
bic enemy; the wiio Of his bosom and TIL
cherULs Of his heart are waiting in sick SCI.
row aud fear lest the rod on which they lear
in this word, he Lroken.
o Doctor spare no skill, nor cost, mol
toll, to give the perishing sick the best that
human art can give GGlcestoa, Teas
Nctcs.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-07-14
State News.

FREDERICK CorNTy.-The Taxable prop.
erty in this County is S22, 5,047. being a
decrease of S4OS,479 below the basis of las,
year, caused by the County Commissioners
having credited off all known Insolvencies
which for years past have been the means OIL
false basis of Taxation.
As compared with last year, the table shows
decrease ofS5l9,2Sl in stock, Sl5s, $50 in
personal property, Sl5,s0s in watches. and
sos in plate and an increase Of $277, FOG
ia real estate.
The County and Road Tax for 1859 is the
same as last year, viz: 20 cents on the 5 100 on
the taxable property of the county, exclusive
Of Frederick city, and rs cents for County
and Road tax on the property in the city.
Amt Of Levy for 1859. Ss4,0s7, 80
of Appropriation, s2.ss7,23
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-07-14
SORE THROAT PLAGUE AND SORE TurgAs

SORE THROAT PLAGUE AND SORE TuEcAS.
This quality of seizing hold and causing
the expulsion Of depraved humors, is posses
Ell by no other medicine than BRANDErH'.
Pills. They operate only upon the tissues
involved in. that is affected by the disease
In tact, they seize upon those hrmors not
SO much from pre- .erence ~ from natural af-
fintty, because their life is below that of the
surrounding parts, and which, settling on the
tissues of the throat, that is, around the throat
region. produces sore throat, sore throat
plague and the severe headache and fever.
Within all hour after iour or six pills are
taken there is felt peculiar creeping in the
part affected a sort of collecting up of the
diseased hpmors ready for expulsion. No
hurt or weakening effect can ever arise from
their use, because they cannot act upon
healthy parts. Taken early they prevent
all organic diseases. Oh how important in
sickness, to use that medicine which only
extinguishcs the disease, and leaves no evil
effects behind. Sold at DR.. Brandreth' 5
Principal Office, No 294 Canal Street, New
York, and by Lowndes and Cramcr, Cum
berland, Nd, and by all respectable dealers
in medicines.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-07-14
Foreign Intelligence.

Another fearful battle has been fought at
Solferino, in which some three hundred thou
sand men were engaged The Allies were
successful taking 1000 prisoners, two flags, al. d
thirty cannons. $4,000 Austrians are said to
have been killed, and 10000 of the Allies
killed and wounded, among the wounded
arc five French Generals
A dispatch dated the 25th of June, from
the Emperor to the Empress Eugene, says
that "the enemy withdrew last night, and that
he slept in the roorl occupied in the morn
ing by the Emperor of Austria.
General Mel has been appointed Marshal
of France.
The Austrian troops crossed the Mncio,
for the purpose of attacking the French
with their whole force, but were obliged to
abandon their position, and Withdraw to :he
left bank of tie river, after blowing up the
bridge at Gotta.
Private dispatches intimate that tho French
army has suffered SO severely as to he unable
to resume the offensive.
The Anstrians are preparing for another
great battle Under Gen Hess, who has already
displaced General Schliok as commander in
chief.
The Austrians dispatches acknowledge that
extraordinarily Levy losses.
The Emperor Napoleon was constantly in
the hottest part OF The battle, and Gen. Lar
nv who accompanied him, had his horse kill
ell under him.
General Niel's corps covered themselves
with glory.
The Sardinians fought with great fury a.
gainst superior numbers.
The Emperor Of Austria is TO return to Vi
emma CD smportant business.
The Paris correspondent of the London
Times says that another battle is expected,
aud is considered as inevitable before the siege
operation can commence.
Large reinforcements are constantly leaving
France.
Til. attack on Venice WIS expected 20 com.
mence on the 2Sth.
One hundred and seventy-fve thousand
troops from the Austrian reserve we're on their
way to Italy. They are called the flower Ct
the Austrian army, every man having served
upwards Of eight years.
II is rumorod that an English feet of twcp.
ty-6ve sails was cruising of Venice.
The Gazette de France says that pfepara-
tons are making to raise, within two mouths
an army Of $50, 900 men.
Great Naval preparations are going on at
Cherburg.
A Dispatch received at Paris, from Carl
ana, on Wednesday. the 29th ult says that
the French troops parsed the Miucio without
interruption, the enemy having withdraw
therefrom.
onths 2ssh. rls Pussia made proposal
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-07-14


BD- Every days Investigations in the field q
human science develop new truths and prin-
ciplcs. Perhaps, no more brilliant achieve
rncnt was ever accomplished, than the psy-
Geological discovery recently announced in
the Philadelphia PenasFranian, in the fol
lowing explicit terms:
at is psychological fact that men by
nature are Democrats, and il is only when
self-in terest perverts them that they cease to
be 60. Hence those who are opposed to the
Democratic party have lost the purity OF
of Their nature and become more or less uuti.
for positions Of trust under the Govern
ment ="
AS our courteous neshbor Of ihe Allega-
nian is deeply yersed in Democratic lore,
i've mean in party sense) we desire to pro-
pound him an interrogatary. Is the psyche
Loco-Foco discovery made by our Demo-
cratic Philadelphia contemporary '..tactf'
If the premise laid down by our demo-
cratic cotemparary, 'that men By nature are
democrats, be correct, then his conclusions
are certainly erroneous, unless, indeed, he
means, arbtrarily,.to alter the pathological
adjudication Of the language he employs
II there be any truth il Revelation, the
'heart" by nature lis deceitful above all
things and desperately wicked" Hence, as
1T Isl psychological fact that men by nature
arc Democrats" Democrats are "deceitful a.
bqre all things aud desperately wicked"
frhis can be predicated of the politicians
81 the party, but not Of the rank aud file.
The Legitimate conclusion from tho propo-
sitiou assumed is, that when men are redeem
! i from the "gail of bitterness ard the bonds
of iniquity," renewed in the spirit aud teu-
per of their minds" they cease to I've Demo-
Gratis. because the heart purged Of iss deprav-
ity, Locofocoism has nothing on which to
feast and fatten. This is exclusively demo-
cratic property. Democratic in its concep-
tion-democratic in its application. We
should like to see this subject fully aud psy-
chologically discussed and developed by our
erudite neighbor up the way, taking the fact
s6es1 by the Psnnsylraniaa ssthe start
81 point. and evolving deductions there
fsom.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-07-14

Harpest---The farmers in this county have
been during the week actively engaged a:
harvesting. We hear IL said by thoee who
have -beeuss good deal over the county since
the cop.menctmesit Of harvest that the crop
ofwheat in Barfordis larger this harvest than
fit has been Tor sotns years past.
TIA CbunA Levy - The rate Of taxation 10
tthis comfy has been 6zea al CT cents on the
500 Amount Of taxatie property. S7.lle.
l4i
| CscrL OocErY ArfAfRa copy The
following from the Elkton Wing of the 9th
64ns Ley The ovun,y Commissioner
made tnsir annual ievy for 1869 at then
NEE ling on Wednesday last. Tbetotal Asses
men. in tho county, Is S7,o42, o45--The ..
mount hable to county, tax, s7,9ls, 1896, and
the amount liable to State tax, 81, 7Ss, 22s.-
The county and State taxes This year amount
to so cents In the sieo, which Is II cents
lower than last year,
Escape Of Prisoners Four prisoners cel-
ebrated The 4th Of July by scaling the yard
wall Of the ElktoD Jail, and making their es
cape they were committed on charges Of as
SAINT and battery, and, we understand as the
parties assaulted did not intend to appear r.
gainst them, they would have been let out
this week on their own recognizances.
Horse ThJi-A man calling himself John
Jones war committed to jail yesterday, charg-
ed with stealing horse from Edward Jack
son Of the 5sh District He was caught with
the horse in his possession.
MARYLAND PoLIrIcs--The Opposition
to locofocoisn in Kent county, held spirit
ed meeting on the 18th instant, at Chester
town, and after fixing the Goth of September
for the nomination of County Ticket, APP
pointed Messrs. Edward Wilkins, James NJ.
Vickers. and John Frazier, ir., Delegates to
stlte Conv o AMI T D. C. Ruth,
Thof. Baker and w. F. Smyth, Delegates to
the Judicial convention. The following res
oln.on was also passed.
Resolped That it be recommend to the
members of the American party, and all 9TH
ers in the state opposed to the present Demo-
cratic rule, to ole,t delel ateS from the several
counties and the city of Baltimore to meet
in State Convention in the city OF Baltimore,
on Wednesday, the 10th day Of August next,
for thepurpose Of nominating candidates for
the State officers to be voted for in Novcmle r
next.
We hope it will be agreeable to our friends
on the Eastern shore, to give usa more relia-
bic man for Commissioner ofPublic Works,
than the present member from this District.
In Baltimore county the following gentlemen
have been appointed Delegates to the State
Convention to nominate candidate forComp-
trolier of the Treasury James L. Ridgely
Grafton NJ. Bosley, James Turner John
Slack David X. Lusiy, n. H. Ware and
CHARLES Jessop.
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AFFAIRS IN HARFoRp Corxrs. The Hav-
rc-de-Grace Times contains the following:
The S,cdsh.-The men employed by the
government continue engaged with mud Ma
chimes cleaning out the swash in the head
waters of the Chesapeake, short distance
below Havre.de-Grace. The channel they
are cutting is one hundred feet wide aud four
teen feet deep. They have been at work at ii
for several months. commencing mile or a
little over mile below Spesutia Island, work
ing up. aud have now reached the Islsnd.-
Unless there is more money appropriated for
the purpose Of completing the work it will
have to stop.
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pr,,orAI.-The present Chief Magistrate
- ~ Eation, James Buchanan. with bis
ss.,.e are expected here on or about the 18th
:,st.nt. They have secured rooms at The
Hevsrs House