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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-02-11


ing. We solicit such information, and
will gladly put It into shape for publica.
ton. if you viii give US the facts.
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GRArrrNa AND PRuSINo FRUrT TREEs.
An experienced cultivator Of fruit treas iu
Duchess county, ~ Y. writes to the ed
itor Of the N. Y. Eosaiag Post, as follows:
"Soious for grating should be cut iu
February. which Is the right season TO
insure their living and doing we'll; they
should then be housed in cellar until
the time for inserting them arrives
which with you may be by the last week
in April or the FIRST of May. and during
the latter month They should only be
put into healthy, vigorous branches such
as you would not care TO remove from the
tree, and thus you will have nm artificial
tree that will be ready for bearing in a.
bout three years.
"By removing too many branches from
a tree. injury may be DONE Careful at
tention should be given 10 this point in
Topping of branches preparatory to graft
AuBt III NAuNA hhhh hNN oNl Nhhl Fhoo AhNb
the remaining branches aud keep the tree
healthy and growing. | give you these
ideas, knowing that fruit trees are often
injured by those who 90 about the coun.
try making it their business to set gratis
in April and May, setting as many scions
as they eau, aud getting The pay for those
that live, thus doing great damage to the
trees.
"Many farmers in our country have, /
think, a wrong idea rs to the time Of
pruning their apple trees, saying Il is Of
little consequence when the trer is prun.
ed, If IL need pruning. This am ready
10 say is a sad mistake for at all seasons
when the sap is down il is entirely wrong.
The first or second week in June is the
only fit season for pruning the apple tree.
Then the sap is full low, aud the wound
made by cutting of a bough begins TO
head and grow over Immediately"
We think these are valuable sugges-
tions. and those who desire to raise good
luscious fruit, will do we'll 10 remember
the items, and act accordingly. Com
mence aud make n trial this season,
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N0mafka0lo Case on horedltary Consumption.
This certhca that my vile was afflicted about eight
months with every eymptom Of consumption. She spit
AgreAt deal Of blood aud had almost ncesaant cough
We had expectation OF her recovery, her hther
and three Sisters had died with consumption, and
her disease was evidently SIMILAR 10 theirs. Amer she
had been confined 20 her bed about four Weeks con.
atantly falling, she COMMENCED using 81 Johns Cough
and Consumption Syrup. This very cured her
cough and restored her 10 perfect health. which she has
enjoyed with little Interruption nearly six ye7
II also soon relieved me Of deeDlysealed, DANG
cough aud splitting OF blood. JACOB fuL
Cough and Pain in the Side Of Rivo Y :
Standing Cuted-I Was aflicted with q oouE, and
pain in nr side and breast nye years. Daring three
years vas scarcely able 20 eat SUFFICIENT 10 sustain lie.
iempoyed four ol i've physicians, who unable 10
RNe ne any ralel Ny disease considered incura'
he. Fortunately took 81 Johns Cough and Oonaulu ,.
ton syrup, which has restored 70 perfect health
Alter taking the medicine week enjoyed an excel
lent appetite. JOHN NJ kiRChEli, Tinln, o.
lniant Cured. when my child vas lsg weeks 90,
u took severe cold which settled upon ts lunH4 Tbs
cough continued about year, the child having IN ula
mean time ne hopping cough We gave u Nfett "a
rey oi medicines, Of which were ol any apparent
benehL / vas hnsg induced, FROM the eifonf recon
mendatnn Of several of my friends, 20 ny ~ johns
cure. u ELAudhEh BORT Ban. D.
sold by All Medieins DSalsra who vii nagnilh q
Ci9, o, 0spslal AgePil iof ne 'NeStern a,aleh
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THE LADIES' DEPARTMENT
TIME OF COMMENCING.


TIME OF COMMENCING.
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entea any time aud prosecute their studies without rei
classes. BY this arrangement, every student is
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DAILY LECTORES
Wibe delivered the Science Of Accounts, Commercial
Law, Political Economy Commercial Calculations, Bank
ing, Mercantile Customs, Commercial Ethics RailToading,
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AsoHoLARSmP issued from the Cleveland College, will
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TERMS.
Forfulleoure-ime misunderstanding all de-
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Spencedan Penmanship, e40 90
For same course in Ladies' Department, e5 90
Persons taking Ponmanship alone, wiilrcceive one
months Instruction for 90
Unlimited course OF penman.hip, 10 90
Through the extensive business of the Pfn
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lucrative situations.
G7f- Observation-Disclosures please oallat College Room,
u send for catalogue, Address
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dor SALE a Millefs stove store. rhey tempered
1T o. stand hone hot ffnt Sihout hrcaklns isom heat
and lsqaies adla Rubbot Tia CoEk, reader hem
Alsneh'' Please call and SEA surpy
iuil0ns or. MILLER,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-31

AN INFORMANT SUT.-An interesting and i'm
porAnt suit came of In the Uhancesy Court Of Franklin
William Cnurchwell, Trustee. The Aisona Manu-
scurDR Company, and involved the question WHISTLER
tbe Of bonds greater discount than legal interest
usurious II appears that the Ausopa Manufacturing
Cnmpapy the amount OF 500 900, and thss
they bought by Mr. Seldom banker OF washington,
Mr. Church weh peaetaDe be sale on behalf Of the CON
pany security for the payment OF the interest and
rode mptcn Of bopos, the company gave mortgage
ur on their Or ,perty AlsopR, Mr. Cburcbwel being
the trustee The property, thus morgsged sold eor
the ben. H Of creditors The suit recover
the property beDens Of SeIdeo the plea OF
usuyv .ss put 10 the oefsudanss the bopdv having
been sold sedeo for SKY five cents In the doar Tne
court rendered dscision In favor Of The plainNf.
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The Murder ~ NO Rsxpscksr
CORoFAk's lNQuser-rHs A.FAIa srlLL INVOLVED

The Murder ~ NO Rsxpschsr
c0RoNAks iHQussr-rBs AsFAIs sriLL INVOLVED
IN NYsTtaY.
rne Investigation IN tbe ,h~ nrkoovu rsgosks,
sbo ~sa bsateD To oea,o IN she Sx o sad Moaoas
Morn ps vas cou'wsncso before Coroner schwasr
*rdAy MOI ping a. shs satc ooass TIE
bcdy has not ys, ,oru nsd rbe evdepce ssdoos,
On she inquest did not ara spy clue prossrssss
Of 'bs murder. No were slcised end tho
still - uaus ve,len mysery rhe sollowios 10 q sepors
OF 'be proceeding before Inc Coroues-
George r. 8ousop, " A.. bepR ou,y ssoru deoo- ed ~
io""Ss:-i Dave o'ade Amiosa'00 ~ The
bcoS OF An opkn"sp map Dow ,yios deso Ut tne sxsn
pr~cDc station noosa Ifonnd the rant savercix
- rS~ e'Pbt anyss,oD Of SuE,c'e: the iOs
tHbs'y snrao~n era dlssllned
rDto'si+F DpdsiDsAsn nooo The mxAsoid ,vocssr
pre SAT CONFUSED ana I-cersted ~ound ,Doo
IN ~ngLb ppoD yeDovsog sca,o VARIOUS Oonts Of
usvs' oio s+'e io1od upoD toe 700 suo osck o. sne
DSao arc npoo re nc teoe, the sinors
by cSnkfskso ~nh s-rous exodsoon upon opeu,pg sne
cavity VI spe s'ooaseD ioaao contained large qpan
thy 81 duio b'ood, ALSO ound he spleen
rupsoseo "ion ne pcee Tor ADD surface aod ths
sDe exo'o S'nh AID rios we're frscsureo gto
wscS 'mpy TIC osbsr oraans Of the ood~ presented
20 wv sns' sppearsnce tbe ot death hemor
rhsgt Dom che rupure pf tbs spieeu wnch yturs
csoss nv ibe v'oeD'e wn'co frsctuved the RIBS
mon, Socep O. the sixth precinct poice, 6stng dolv
ewoSn oeposes sbo sAys3Ou Monday mOrutng about
pss' i've ocio sac stADors corner OF Baxter
apo fsrk sueeu, IN COMPANY with Ofser asroart,
james L nigsn necxoDed 10 us 10 B.x or
W NO ~ ~psreras FOND o~ceased lying deco In sos
hall way htsSret we're sbe oOos s,i sn1 ms neA
towsios the bacs door; he lay oe oAcx; h,s
ICONS we're Parry OF him. bag uec parity wan old 0.
gIs, Pas found hear ms hesn, Gao upeerosssh
ne Dag, the nett around bis uobacK go. tn
oD'y ms'A OF oIooc spot on the door ell
shicb a. pce 60 70 have b. spa there; there
noo1 uson The stoop upon tee,ps bands
fooDo them a. colo ss ice wagon procur. d,
90 sook 'he oody 70 the station botse
Peyto0 her0ers, OF the Sixtp cincs potce, deposa
thai Dr. ~as wth 'be previo.s ~iti Monday
Me, ADO cOpcurrso 10 ~
d S,X urpC Oeo6 -
vas s-noipg ~ the corner O Baxter aDd Psvs
sJee,s between tvo and three O'Clock A. n aOoday
company Nth grocer Who ksevs the. o, snep
ssw come bali oozrn young men, wnom toox 70 o.
newspaper boys, passing toe opo1e SIDE Of toe
towards Chnshsn street, they Game tosssds me
pretty sas gait, but bal cd when opVosse u.s. an, tueD
puyspeo Sher way In hurried mscuer could not
cOsnzs them sgsu l sac them; toe grocer SAD
thought he know Of them BY cospes but ,ao
uns ibe 10 swear 70 hs idenu,y heard noise
pFcvsous 10 scer coming aoOR the pRht IVES sti, and
mere hac been any 0uscry should bavs besro It
The ibquest wss here sdjou,ned until eight O'CLOCK
rbursoay movpbg, wben II n hoped some aduitions
light may be thrown on the subject
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LETTER FROM MR.. REDPATH.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

Having noticed very proper article in your infueuta
paper OF Sunday last commenting on the swudIes perpe
saied on the ignorant by bogus employment agencies
opened for the osnsbe purpose Of obtaining places for
men, beg leave to bsing 10 your notce-and by that
means to that Of the pubc-tDsa ny Merchants Clerks
Registry office is the onv establishment In this city con-
Quoted upon honorable principles and to be chased along
Hce 10
In busy city like this people have no tIme 70 make
distinctions and ~ fear thai my Establishment, 10
IL careey Of over three might be cassed with tbs
bogus ofces ~hich spring up ana die Like mushrooms,
must beg you to inert these few lines TIE books and
Iulcs 81 my Office are always 70 Inspection, and il
you could only know the plumber Of persons for whom
have bsen nssru mental 10 nodng employment and Bread
you would not hesitate to bid Godspeed in useful
20 enterprise have been Tor yesrs large banging
bopse IN capacity Of trust and IN his position my sd
acquaintance led to the ides Of my present establish
mens The long lht Of references which pubisb from
time to time In The GERALD will show my efforts have peeo
sppreciatsd and seconded BY the most Influential mer
chants OF New York When bogus once keepers are abe
70 SHOW sucn bgh cvedensss, win be time for honest
men 10 retire fsow competing with them At present
can only sppeal 70 tho merchants FOR consinsapoe
toer coincidence, ano thsnk you for the space allowed
me. WIN j REDPATH rs Rraadvny
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The stock 10 port was $4,000 bales, or which 687 goo
WeYe American
STATE OF TRADE IN MANCHESTER.
The sdvices from Manchester stu unfAvorabe, and
Dstoes with difficulty were maintained There had also
besn slight decline on goods for the India market
LIVERPOOL BsRApsTUFFs MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, August ls--Eveniug.
Nesus. Richardson, Spence & Co report favorable
veal prospects Flour quiet At J0s Ia Cd Wheat frm
With slight advance French desc pt,ons Western
red 7s Cd W. ID white, 90. 90 3d. Corn declining
aud bo ders offering freely but not pressiosly; mixed
yellow quoted at 80. Cd. IS 3D.. white 7s 7s. ca
LIvsRPooL PRODUCE MARKET.
Ashes dun At 29s 29s Ga pots easier but not quota
bly, lower. Coffse quiet. Rice du. Bark dull Cod oil
declined slightly all qualities Lnseed oil quiet but
steady Sprms turpentine steady a& 34s S4s Cd but
closing With free sellers At s4s Tea unchanged in price,
with an average business doing
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
Messrs. Richardson, Spence & Co., James NcHenry &
o. Bieand, Asbya Co., others, quote beef heavy
h Inferior qualities and holders pressing ther stocks 90
tbe market Pork heavy quotations nomius and nolders
anxioos 10 sell. Bacon heavy, and declined IL. d.
LARD quiet at SIS. Tallow slow Of sale, but prices
Hnaltsred.
HAvRE MARKETS.
HAvRs, August 10, 1859.
Cottcp-sales Of the week, 5000 bales. New Orleans
eres ordnare, lsf ditto has, los Stock in port 900
bAss.
LONDON MARKETS.
LONDON, August 18-Evenng.
heAdstufs arc steady Sugar il dull Rice Is steady.
THE LATEST MARKRTs.
LvERPooL, August 2o-Noon.
ooeson dni'. Estimated sa'es day, 1000 baes.
Mesossnns quiet Wheat arm for French
Provisions very duh.
LONDON, August 20-Noon.
.wesrs. Barring Brothers report ron sa.dx walsh ,..
&e - 3D. 80 3d., bars, e. &c q. ga. Breads,uaa
DUH Sugar duh, with decline a 3d. on the ev.r 800
Oonee Suoyans Spirits Of turpentine du, .. $50. ca
49, W.
cnr.o,. .r..,x1 LONDON, August 2o--Noou
The Dope,' market IL slightly easier,
me bullion in the Bank Of England has d.o-....,
f22,tOo.
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Naval Intelligence.

The United States steamer wyoming, Of 1000 tons
burben numbering Blk guns, two Of which arc IL inch
diameter and our 81 ders carrying 40 men, sared
on trial trip from Phfade'pnia on Thursday evening
last and arrived Of Charleston bar last Sunday evening"
The W. has, ar proved steady and fast propeIer
and her machinery Quilt BY Nesrrs. Merrick sonar
WORKS 70 admiration Tho trip, thus far, hes been
TO day or to morrow, and, AFTER taking on board men,
Nms and ammunition, will sa,l for the 8rasal station
We have advioes The United States steam frieate
wabash M 10 the 4h inst 1he had an wed q eo4 zza
Sardinia, on that dsie having LEFT Leehorn on ne Ia nss
OSdceru and crew al well.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-31
City Intelligepce.

THE EMPIRE CIuB-From an advertisement in smother
column viii be observed that meeting for the Teor.
eapzaton the Empire Club, signed James Irving Grand
barsbs will take place tonight. We understand that
this eD,iyels distiDct from the old Club
Of by days Capt. Rynders, the Urted states Mar
shat OF hs district has NO connection with the
movement
sSnr ANNUAL TRADE SALE OF BooKs-Tte usus, semi an
ppsl trade Of books ~ and stationery, need
At the auction Of George A. Leasiss Co. 379 Broad
way ruerd.y morning and will throughout
the week. Indeed, IL is probable that it require
days to exhaust the catalogue contains forty pages
than previous ooe all the lesoips publishers Of
New York Bosom PniIaoe ph,a. Cnciuuarti New Haven
bsvoe large of hooks 10 be dis
posed o. At ihis sAe. The drm Of appleton g. Co. aud
Peterson, Of Phbaoepbs occupy over twelve each
Of the Catalogue The b1dDg yesterday exce-oiogy
lively for the 6rst day. of the Western booEsel-
e's have not srrised and the prices obtained for the
Of the forenoon occupied 10 dsposing Eoisco
pal rent in by Delsser Proctor, Of New York;
o' Of SEQ copies Of Ly,a Gsrn,auica beautifully pro.
ed and usrned which sold at prices ranging from SO 10
to - Is, the retail price being So,
Soon after one O'clock the bidders numbering over
zoo gentle rtpsire0 to above AUG
,op room and psrtook Of oouotfu dnner alter which
the sale was resumed, and continued till late hour ast
evening
TIE AsTOR LIBRARY This magnificent strurture has
recently been enlarged double original szs and has
received an addition of over 2bO,O 900 valuable works.
selected with the utmost care by Dr. Coggswel, tue
DpThy,an Was formally IeOpeneo Cd 10o0av Tor the
inspection OF the public but viii not be ready
until the Ist prox mo The south library 10 devosed
.cieoce and rt the o~er floor 70 the natural scencss
the second floor 70 The msthema'ica aud
moral sciencse, including theology aud jur,sprudence
The Dor,h library s devoted TO history ana bues tr
end the north side history Second floor, side
American history and lilerature north side Englsh
history snd literature
TIE UhBRKLA Guard "A burIesque target company,
depomnated the "UmorelIa Guard" made s appear
snce In the streets yesterday morning, bound ON q
pleasure excursion. Each man Of this fantastic looking
force armed With umbrella, and bore no other
implements OF war-nDIess IL was "pocket pistol"
SUDDEN DEAIHs-Mrs. Mary Connolly. wife Of Justice
CoBDoy oied suddenly Of disease Of the heart At her
residence. 1853 West Ftteth street. on Monday night
Ruoolph Boch, youpg German lawyer, was taken
With bleeding at the lungs last evaDpg, while Ii the
Office Of Joscbimseen Godfrey ll8 street, and ex
pred ia few minutes The Coroner wss notded.
STRAW BAIL District Attorney Waterbury has notified
the police sRsraes OF the fact that about twenty
parties in this city who In the habit OF becoming
bail for prsopers on the payment Of fee Of ten 10
twenty collars Tho District Attorney has the names Of
these parties
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Unisea states Circuit Court.

Arc 3o.-Spectas Order that special term
othe Circuit Of United States for the Southern Dsrc,
OF New York be held ct the court room In Chamber.
street thursday the 18th September next q IL A.
bear appeals in admiralty, hsues II law and in
EQUITY. according 10 The statute 10 such and
provided ]. NELSON, Cooperstown.
AUGusT 90 1859.
In all appeals In admiralty the proctors for the
requested procure their copies
apostles from the before the rst day the term
KENNETH J. WHITE, Clerk.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-31

REvBw OF TIE CADETS AT WEST POINT BY GOVERNOR
MORGAN On Thursday afternoon Sept. l. the cadets
West Point will be reviewed by his Exceency Governos
Morgan. The Governor will be accompanied by bis aides
decsmp Colonies Darling and Thomson. Aojutsnt General
rowpsepd Inspector General sherman, Commissary &C.
neral Welsh Engineer Chief Nesbttt, Judge Advocate
General Seward Surgeon General AeDew Quarter Master
Gtpers MITCHELL Paymsster General Johns and Mil
taYy Secretary Skidmore. The ceremony will be
usually Interesting and imposing.
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ksTURNED TO ,sLAvERY-The Bayou Sara UaA
egr sses that We slaves Of the Carney esste svfa
zee noesns since. rot Nrned s,eaner ss 49,
sso hey prefer slavery w LOUISIANA toreeaom in ocs
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.
LONDON august 19-Evening
oopsos closed as s61 % u Sor money and account
American securities without change
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
The saes OF cotton In the Lverpoel market for the
week S4oeo bales, Of which 500 TO Up
ssrs 1000 to exporters The fair and mddlins quail
ss had declined eighth Of penny, end the inferior
sandy descriptions Still moro. The market closed
an Tho ssls Of the 10Th essmNed at 900 bales,
Of which geo speculation aud ter export, the
Dsrses closing quiet The authorized quotations are
SphoWs;-
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By TELEGRAPH FROM LIVERPOOL 10 GALWAY.
LONDON, August 20-Noon.
Advces from Paris state thai the Austrian Penpoen.
vary Peace had announced 1t the
Zs,,cn banquet thai he had strong faith IN the dna
ssss Of the Conference.
A ssspatcn from Florence says the Tuscan Assembly
Aso received With great enthusiasm q proposition 70
Danish from Tuscany the house Of HApeDursLor
salAs.
7bere arc yumors nom Paris, Of doubtful, authority
however, that Generals Canrooert and Mel had not been
cost med ~ Senator's.
The Paris Bouyse on the 10Th was dIm.
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laxIVAL W tbs ia On OFF CAPE RACE.
ONE GAYS LATER NEWS FROM EUROPE.
How Nsp~Ieon's Amnesty is
Received.
Nothing ACCOMPLISHED by the
Zurich Conference.
ORANGES In THE POPE'S CABINET.
Decline in Cotton Breadstuffs Quiet
Provisions Dull.
c o N s. o L s 95 Ia,
AGO. Asss &c.
ORANGES IN THE PoPE's CABINET.
G. O N s. o L s 95 Ia,
Ass, Aess xs.

ST. JoHvs, Y. : August 30, 1859.
The sesmship Jason, Captain Carter, Of the Atlantic
HoyA, Mail am Ma v,es ton ComoAny's New York and
Gsssy hns, from Galway the 2ntn inst pssssd tots
psD rou,> TO New YorK, shsrc sne viii
- .oaoi doe ON Saturday, evenne next
yss Jasoo bv,sgs oass, BY telegraph OF the
2etb mat swo DAYS later than thoss by sae steamship
Cny or Washing on.
sbs pocA sdvoes by ths not Of special
6p~aDce
TIE za-,oh Pescs Conference was doing nothing sppa.
ysp'y.
yyom Paris We are told that The general amnesty
ssnuy BY the Emperor although IL bad created
much SURPRISE nevertheless gave great satisfaction 20 all
sAssss LOUIS Blanc, however, fatty refuses 70 pace
A,nssu sga,o under Frsn ah jur,snictoo
h ads,non 90 civil psrdons numerous military sen.
tssces bad also been commused
ms cfHciAlly announced that the Empress Eugenie d
ssaip sncrns.
1avics from italy state that the National Assembly OF
1uso~Dy hao osmay declared that the dynasty Of Haps
havs Lorraine cepld nos be recalled.
me Nat'oos assembly Of Modena are as, taking
sNsss srourds In beusf Of national liberty
n "Foulo" had accepted the dictatorship Of Parma.
Iasdlpsi Apsoneh mad resigned the Presidency OF the
Csunc OF Rome but retaos the secretaryshp OF State
Berlin state that the King OF Prussia had
ra,d SHAT and his physicians expected he would
lpssy some time longer.
The work the extensive Notifications Of Koenigs-
burg, ~hich suspended suddenly the announce.
Dest Of the peace Of VArsncs has been resumed with
gre-s vsoy
The snviees from England are very measer We hear
ssssg further Of the buiders characterization in Lon
den
Mr. Cobdens constituents at Rochdals had honored him
With gram oenensualion
rbe steamship Great Eastern was to lesve the Thsues
The 81 81 September Portland, in Oorsespre and
from would proceed trial trip and
take her departure from Hoyhead for America
o. the 10Th, ~ already announced.
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Calcutta advices OF July 16, by the overland mall had
bees received 10 London They contain the announce
nsnt that King Of Dude, who seize during the
Ind rebellion aud been retained captivy since
has finally released by the Indian goeerpmen.
lpcr stamps had been proposed In the
0kentsa roancil
Five tbous.nd Of the local European troops Inda had
aae~Fed rye osred theu BY government
Exchange at Calcu,ts vas al 2s- o%d.