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HORSE FOR THE DUKE OF MAGENrA.Alti Is I'M
derstood that the 81 go required to purchase
horse and furniture for Marshal Mcmahon. has
been subscribed by Irishmen and other citizens of
New York. His namesake. Captain James Nc
Mahon, has already despatched letter to the Duke
by order of the Committee, asking if 1t win be
agreeable to him to accept this handsome present
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-06

II The judgement in the Stephens wife
poisoning case, in New York, has been affirmed
by the Court Of Appeals, at Albany, and stephens
will have to suffer the extreme penalty of the law,
unless executive clemency can be procured for
him roo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-06

IL 1t appears from the accounts of Menrs
Phillips, Sampson Co. that they have expended
$4,000 In establishing the Atlantic Monthly, and
that the maximum profits of that periodical in any
one year have been "a 900. l'
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NAVAL OrrIcERs DrrAcHED AND ORpERED-
Lieut.. c. +. Thomas has been detached from the
Michigan, and ordered to the Iroquois Lieut.. b.
B. Taylor to the Michigan; Assistant Surgeon T.
r. DENLY to the Rendezvous, Philadelphia; Car
Penter j. r. Smith to the Brooklyn; Lieut.. ]. M.
Duncan, detached from the Navy Yard, n. York,
and ordered to the Crusader; Lieut.. J. NJ. b.
Clitz to the Navy Yard, New York.
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The VERDICT IN THE GREAT EASTERN ExPLo-
sToN.-The Manchester Guardian of September
says:
.sThe inquest on the bodies of the men who
were killed by the explosion on board the Great
Eastern was brought to close on the night Of the
10Th. the verdict being to the effect that the dsas-
ter had been caused by the closing of the fatal tap
but that there was evidence to show bv whom
the tap had been shut off. The jury condemned
the use Of snch contrivances this stop-cock and
they certainly have the evidence Of Mr.. Galloway.
of the board Of trade, in support of their DELHI
crate opinion. The jury add that the engineers
had not used proper caution in attending 10 the
ships machinery; but here, OF course. rises the
serious difficulty 'Who are the engineers In
question: Mr. Scott Russell states that he and
his foreman, Mr.. Dickson, Were on board simply
as amateurs, while Capt Harrison declares in a
very emphatic manner, IL had been informed
that Mr.. Russell was merely volunteer, lending
his ass stance for the benefit Of the company.
wonld not have allowed him, any other person
excepting my own officers, to occupy the position
he did Captain Harrison states most positively
that Mr.. Russell was in charge, and for this very
good reason, that his contract with the company
had not been completed. Mr.. Russell, on the other
hand, holds that he had finished his contract. but
we believe that this point is likely to be decided
by legal tribunal. Several gentlemen who were
on hoard the ship when the explosion occurred
have written to the London papers expressing
their confident opinion that the engineers Were
under the direction Of Mr.. Russell; they observed
that be was person who superintendent every
thing, and who issued the necessary orders -
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IL There's two ways Of doing it, said Pat
to himself, as he stood musing and waiting for a
job on the State street corner .'ifI save me four
thousand dollars, l must lay up two hundred dol
lars year for twenty wears, or can put ava =
twenty dollars year for two hundred years Now
which way will 1 do it!''
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TIE ELECTION IN NEW MEXICO -DExocRArIc
TRIUNPH.-

H.. b.. SANTA FE, n. NJ, Sept. 10, 1859.
Editor Washington Star Our territorial cleo
ton for delegate to Congress and both branches of
the Legislature cane of on Monday, the 5th inst,
and returns enough have been received to inssre
the reelection Of Hon. Miguel A. Otero, the can
didate of the National Democratic party. over Mr.
Jose Manuel Gallegos, the Opposition candidate,
by at least 1900 majority. Both branches of the
Legislature are also largely Democratic. Mr.
Hugh N. Smith, who abandoned the National
Democratic party, was beaten for Senator in this
district by M. Ashurst, Esq by about 400 major
ity. Thus our people has approved Of the law,
passed by our last Legislature, protecting slave
property in this Territory.
NArroxar nExocp,r
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Jysr R.o.iy.d .. 3 s4 p EdESysa,s Root Boot, ,ao,
S snd !uth ss: the lsrEs:s ss.oitnsnt Of "a
ssse ga 9BS'sos fs sSS shS6AE5s
u kiads spd sgalitissvhich viii be
g S.scls ing '-'h e1Eyl r. HOOVER.
Oct YOUR INITIALS STAMPED AN
DEMPSEY. q O,roOI.n,s. 3
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DThe New York Express of last evening
states that the California mails had been handed
over to Vanderbilt Co., to 60 out by the North
ern LIGHT
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Missouri Two PER CENT. FuSD-H G. FAINT,
Esq, who has been adjusting the two per cent
fund account on behalf Of the commissio ner Of
Missouri, has been officially informed by the act
ing Commissioner Of the General Land ONCE that
there Is due to the State on that account s4I7
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SANFORD AND HIS
STARS OF TIE PROFESSION,
BALLS, PARTIES. &c.

"a Fourth Grand Assembly ofthe A Ring a
TON CLUB will be given at FRANKLIN -
I HALL IL ON MONDAY EVENING, October
>. Tickets 50 cents, admitting gentleman and IA
dies. BY oroer of
1t. - - ~ COMMITTEE.
SEVENTH GRAND ASSEMBLY OF THE
- BUTCH ER'S CLUB will take place "a
TUESDAY, October 18th, at NATIONAL, -
HALL. New pereey avenue, bet ween ana ~
c streets north. Tickets Sd cents. admittine ~
gentleman and ladies.
]. II. Click, j Joachim t
y. Caril,s G. Kenny.
w. A. Munder, oc 6.Is&lss
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lZO oeiyed and fdI sss 81 inst re-
ssss = " = ~ s'isxSlo . '; Is 4 =
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PLEADGrrLrY.-The Commissioner of Pensions
has received photographic dispatch from Rutland,
VI, SEATING that Reuben d. Waters has pleaded
guilty to the indictment for frauds upon the PEN
sion Office 49, ~ H. ....7 ed -...-s
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nRESS-MAKlNG AND bsfgH.sffl II : =
~ PATTERN EMPORIUM.

Mira A.; NJ. ibranoh Of M ne Demoresf's
New York Emporium Of FASHION. No. aTs Brood
w.y, re:pecti9y announces; to the .dis, Of Wssh
FASHIONS. comprising plain. and elegantly
trimmed Dress Patterns, Base ues'And Nantes, for
its ysueties, with ,unerring accarscy and symmSt-
ricsl proportions. M1s KNOTT would als0 an
corner of 9Th street and Pa avenue. over the stors
lately occupied ~ Mr.; Riley, rhere she viii be
who Yah % dress With artistic tasts end elsEanOo
She also offers Patterns to dress-makers at mode
Three good Drsss-maksrs. 90 s-a'
UEYNOLD,s BRIsTLE BOARD for dravinr
h purposes, % Be found q !. L-.--l . -.e.1,~7s
ossa $50 - ~. 81 s q 80 HIssE
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TIE WEarHER.-The following report Of the
weather for this morning 10 made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian institution
The time Of Observation il about 2 O'Clock;
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LOST AND FOUND.

I OST-Yesterday morning, on the avenue, fne
IL CAMEO PIN-lost by the PIN becoming de-
tached from the set. The 4 ndeT will be literally
rewarded by leaving II at G. WOODWARD'S, 81 =
Pa. avenue. It,
T QST-Tuesday, October 4th, on Penn. avenue,
IL between the corner OF tn street and Jack son o
grocery store. a black silk MANTILLA. trimmed
with fringe and gimp lace. The end or will be suit
ab,y Iewarded BY bringing it to JACKSON,
TAKEN UP ASTRAY-On TUESDAY, the 9Th
Il instant, a. red and whits buffalo mlch ~0erA
COW, white head and red ears no ma ks ~
To be seen. The owner Is reqrestAd toA
come forward, prove property, PAY cha.ge., sod
take her away. W. PHIPPS,
STRAYED-From the Cottage" near WASH
- ington, a small red, horned COW. ~uerA
with face partly white. Any one finding ~
her Will confer a favor by leaving word ate
Nc: 3s1 New York avenue, and shat recelve q
suitable reward oc 4 81
STRAY HOGS.-Nstice is he reby given, to whom
- II may concern, that three black and
white Sows, four large white Sovs, three
black Shoatss and one white Shoat-in all ~
eleven HnGS-have been taken tresPassIng upon
the corn heds Of the subscriber, and i'm pou nd I'd
The owner of said Hogs is hereby notified 70 come
Forward and pay al expenses or they vail be sold
Wednesday, the 18th October at the Market House
WIN. H. HUSON,
oo4 Spring Hill, near Georgetown.
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CONTRACT AwARpED,-The Light House Board
yesterday awarded large contract for articles of
lighthouse supply (other than oiD to C.. C. Hen
sane, Esq, Of New Bedford. s. . III teao -
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Personal.

...-R. B. Marcy, U. s. A; p Hemelle, French
legation; Hon. ]. A. Westervelt, N. Y, are at
willards'.
- Hon. John Letcher, Of Virginia, Is lying
dangerously Ill at his home at Lexington, Of cry
sipelas. -, 49, - - -
-. art discussions Is going on in The Charles
ton, 8 C., papers to whether Gilmore Simun,
fwbo now does up' the literary csiticims for
the Meresry,) writes good English The Courier
charges him with using b'hoyish phrases.
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HTc2UP2N ! B0 II 81, The ,WAsHINa-
And investment, being in sums Of " M
dred dollars each, relieeinAbls January 3 is62 ana
sad are iSr Ale y RIGGS 1 Go. ' sa an
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BOARDING.

ROARD.-Two desirable ROOMS. (comman,-
II cating) with BOARD, can be obtained i'm a pri-
yate family at No. 4O5 18th street, between 6 and
II. -. sc 3D-8tr
QOARDING.-Mrs. BOWIE, 41O 18th street.
u between and g: east side, has pleasant and
reasonable ROOMS for rent. se Min
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The UNITED STATES MINISTER TO CHINA The
letter which Is going the rounds Of the press. pur
porting to have been written by Mr.. Smith, L. 8.
Consul at Shanghai, and announcing the depart
ure of Mr.. Ward from the mouths Of the Peiho en-
route to Pekin under a Chinese Government es-
cort, Is calculated to mislead the public. Mr..
Smith, at Shangbae, several hundred miles from
the mouths of the Peiho can have had no later in
telligence from Mr. Ward than that furnished in
the latter's diqpatches Of the 4th Of JULY which
were received at the State Department few DAYS
ago, and were written Immediately after the en-
gagernent between the Anglo French squadron
and the Chinese. These dispatches do not contain
the detail. given IN Mr. smith g letter. II may be
that MIR. Ward did set out for Pekin, and is there
now, after having exchanged ratifcations of the
treaty, but no official advices to that effect have
been received. From what We know Of the Chi
character we think that il is the part of pru-
dence not TO rely too implicitly on the honor and
honesty of Chinese officials, and not to take for
granted that Mr.. Ward has been received at Pekin
until we have positive intelligence Of the fact
Constitution.
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PERSONAL.

NOTlCE TO THE PUBLIC.-Make your pur-
chases before O'Clock, and not at 10 O'Clock IS
s sph. advertisers invite. By doing so you shatter
tls Iyrants power, and confer = life sta "a ne
comfort on suffering humanity.
&c +St' - OBSERVER.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-12
BY TELEGl,ApA

s'ES foEE JnlJ H. Cotton tru Spg bale, soLl 4,s.
W. Cpiancs Flour red; 55,Ny bis so,j
s mas iSIen,nE tsGden2y Corn is also lover
G;=o; prime $l2,+s@l26s Sugar heayT 0,i9 :
-. spirits turPent!ne i6. Rice heaTy at ,SiI
''tSseu Oh uuil 81 "leG2. TaIoGs fru. at IU5:
PuilA DELPHIA, Iu!y Ii-Flour market /, or,i -,
oor pa come :: rw@Ed sio"l prices have nI
W S'Lalss' me oi sa.es SulaII lots for LoT,
use AZ so :oT sUpertae and $6 for sTtr @ %
rye ftour rll at s5, Corn Meal AZ Is IS
have again declined. s' aEu prices nave
BALTHGEE July i17lOur has declipcd ESQ., sale. 4oOo
ons C:S Hs az so Weat has .c.fuel 1n.. , ; avs. ~
%asre sales Of white at s,2egI A. red =, sts.si s1
CS[l CT ~ >ve5 f9E white yellow Provisions G,,i;
1t former rates. Whisky dull AZ 81 for Ohio 4u'e'
GIN .INS4Ti July liFlour narke. weak and dcIni,.
?utsfahS sas-6 WhsAt uI.chanse!: buyers deal snsr
lh-S- Corn steady at S>4c Oa. advanced Ia "a. -
nos lSn1 az that price Bar.ey entirely necI-rs ~, a.
safes a. Per bCsheI. WHISKY mac, tive s5r
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ao3s the hall TO thelofiee, with a long boot IN
eoeN hand, with his bare feet looking very much
a ., at having come in contact with n.
ne oody Of water, which some one had SMILED.
upon the way and which is supposed - b. ,,s
been entirely new to the pedvstals Aforesaid
~ = p0% nj. onannon's return to the parlor with
",s lo"eF extremfties uncovered, something
suggested to the simple-minded wife that there
vas an 'mProprIety in the matter She therefore
ra.Sed window and sent her loving husband
out on the balcony, where he sat alone, in full
VIE" OF the street passengers, until the gentle
man from Africa returned with the shiny bro
CANS They walked over to Bridgeport on Sun
Gay evening, on their way homeward, about as
happy, we presume, as fine clothes and knovI-
edge OF the ways of the wicked world could
have rendered them.
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COMM -ERCIA-I5,.
WHOLESALE NIARKE,P

bRoo1S-C oHamon S3Lfs q a7-..s-s
BcTTER-lB kegs 9sI0.
BrcEETS-Marekta SS92q5
SH8EsH-Hestcrn ReserYgSE a9c.
SASpLsS-FsloE mould II: Iii5 81 star -. s.,-, an
SS@FEkE-JIya ISIS Rio E9SIa5. ~
RTE-lOU.
CoRx-l,nn.
BAELE-65.
oAIS-E5.
FEArHERS-4GdI5s. scarce
EiSH-Snad $I4; Herriuss as. NIacharsl NJ q ESQ.,.
IGRS-RAceoOn 30GI3Tk c 3 W. . Fii24 % IL
GESSAXG-5596I.
HHaF-GloEsf l : ton $780, Timothy 5000
LINE-LouisviiIeI so
ss SGbEs s7zS 9[ssns 49, Sugar House Sc
N3,EsSS9 rPensne *451s5
RAoS-sSe34, dull.
SSROS-P iaxseed 1s5; Clover 51<.
SSoAP-Gasste per 10 lj9I6; common 596
SGcARs-SsW Orleans = LStaS hid ssaSSIS i,,h,
SSCFF-Scotci, 26; Rappee Y3GS6 "a Al O01'
, tE4-6unPo1teF hd8TU: Tu1ylrrjaI l6sf5. 1r-z o5s
I 9chlng 2as3Ic: Oolong 35GT5e U SS'VS'
iIoBACCo-6tEtsts IL; five roll 94sSS
pa, sshed from Is to -: ComuoI y-.sb.1 o. .
~ al GiDOi % Il ''N--"iet- - W
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-12

81 c'mpdeHs Esplosion,--On Saturday
nighta camPhene lamp exploded in the house
of Mr.. John Hamilton on Monroe street. The
burning fluid created great alarm in the house
and yell of fire was sounded. Happily no
one was injured, but camphenc is dangerous
and should be handled very carefully it handel.
ed at ALL
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-12

80 Hot'-Iestcrday was scorcher. The
hard in heart and desperately wicked thougbt
they were approaching their final end. The
lat folks had warm time oft, emitting rivers
Of perspiratioh nd retiring in the evening ~
teriy exhausted. In the matter of ice the de.
mand was in excess of the supply, and leanness
was much coveted. One felt like taking offthe
flesh and sitting in the raw bones, or even 90
ing farther and knocking the marrow out to
furnish the luxury of Ilraught
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-12

- .Nr. Jsmes Jones will serve the Dajy
Lntettigsnesr to the people of Wellsburg, each
day on the arrival of the mail from this city
ali persons there wishing this edition of our
paper will hereafter apply to him for it.
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81 Notwithstanding the extremely hot
weather there vas good trrn out last night to
witness the exhibition of the Turner's at Melo.
de0n Hall. Today the Turner's of this city, in
company with their brethren from aboard, will
repair t" Leatherwood Bottom to enjoy pic
ME. In the evening a grand ball will take place
at the Melodeon.
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.OCAL M ALTERS,

,-Tsa Cents Wtek.-The Intelzigeneer is
,ni,led to subscribers in any part of the city
n, nsishborhood at ten cents week.
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BUSINESS NOTICES,
E4TLV PEACE!
SIZED ~ nE.,u
EE-iD IN PEACE,

SLEEP ~ REAcE.!:.
You can do so with the aid Of the Liyhtaiaq
fTy Killer. 1t destroys flies Instantly, without
danger to anything else. Price. cents per
sheet. Sold by T. II. LOGAN & Co,
And LoGAN, LIST & Co,
WI:oSs.is Arznts
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HObBS & BARNES,
LIZ MI. .n..

RE reesviEg and now opening new SUNNY Of Plain
b15i ard Det Grated ChiEa DIuner sets
hHa Dinner Sets Whit Stone Tr., aI innrr se;s
S"Hs' on hand and manufactures order every
s.S o: cut an+ pressed TlisiI=rs, inc Glass
hsS "iaSses and rdeed everything in the Glass lire We
80, g Hl=h'lc! olT rev style Goblet ard
s4Pes also jana ior: OF T7rios sizes
s" std very isat'y DECORATED, Those who are reuruisI
~ OF plating Eoase @ ling :uvlt,d to can aud
Is on La2d. 1 COZ ~ /
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-12

bonds. The State stocks, with the exception
Of Missouri GiS, are about the same as on Satur-
day. On Saturday there was a tendency 10 in
creasing in the money market; this is :uore
apparent to-day, the supply Offering being
sensiOlyI larger Oil call at i per cent, noYy less
the r,ie; 80 vas quite generally accepted tGis
morning on first class securities. In discount
rates there is evidentiy less demand.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-12

Al tue quotations a: the second board prices
were higher Missouri 6S rose /; II. Y. Central
); Hudson river and Harlem /; do preferred :;
Reading :; Michigan Central /; Rock Island j;
Michigan Southern preferred u; Galeua anu
Chicago :: Cleveland and T,,tdo :.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-12

NEw Io@E, July 1.-THE weeks business in
Stocks opens with nuch GrtnucsS and tie ten
dency to weakness observable at the close of
Saturdays dealings has given place TO stronger
feeling, lesniting in Use Of ltal2 per cent in
most Of the speculative shares The irIuest
on the railroad list seye New York Central and
Gaena, both of which are per c.ut better
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Mss .;zzie also ha variety of notices from
different susceptible editors who seem 10 have
bssa charmed with her elegant diseourscs on the
,;.jse; OF Home Ties her fascinating man
isrS and her beautiful person. Our efficient
ponce are nOw on the truck of this beau tiful
og;.s.s Of insinuating magniticence with fair
prospects OF bringing her up standing l: is
Dot justice to say that no blame can be attached
- tue t'oFs!etoss of the hotel, the rooms be-
-'s provided "Ith I'll necessary tastenings.
- i Eaiy cf ureea O,,es-Ou Saturday
afternoon %. Shannon and lady, Guernsey
County, ohio,' were registered at the McLure
house, |" the evening B. shannon hired a
i:o' Sc and buggy, went to Hard Scrabble, and
was united in wed!ock to the young woman,
""' represented the lady" 1t was some time
a''ss DARK when they returned to the city, the
ic".I made husband complaining bitterly of
'i'e enormous charge which the good minister
I''4 made for performing the ceremony. Mr..
I'a"eS, ot tue hotel, consented to act in the ca
iSeity q groo,nsuian and bridesmaid b. Shan
non had jus: enough world Knowledge to an
SSer ms immediate practical purposes, but no
u'"'e- lie Vas IS green as bottle grass. y
n s's spring Of the year we have seen very
green things IN the vegetable line, but in the
Wy Of animated nature nothing could be grcener
'aan b. shannon. lie was the observed Of ali
"'@sF'efs' and his actions aud expressions were
= source Of great amusement. On Sunday
,aoFn!ng ne came down into the parlor, leading
Ills vile BY the hand, when tue clerk kindly
sssSsseste'i that he ought to have his boots pol,
'-''ea few minutes afterwards the clerk was
shocked to see the newly married guest slipping
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WAsmrSoroN, july IA special dispatch
Courier on the 9th, says Tint Gcn. +" DOL has
defeated the Liberal forces under Gen. Zuloaga
at Guanajuato, ard proclaimed Santa Anna dlc-
San Luis Putosi
luton in the Province Of Canpeacb, which was
followed BY siusilar demonstrations i'll the other
provinces. The government was making vigOr-
ous efforts to suppress the outbreaks.
ST. LOUIS July lOth.-A party of five per-
sons reached Leavenworth yesterday from Den
yer City. with $500 in gold dust.
The carriage shop and contents of the Alton
Peniten4iasy burned yesterday. Loss $4,000.
WASHINGTON, July llth.-Mr. Seaman, the
former Superintendent of Public Printing,
now under Indictment for lnalieasance in utHcc,
has returned to the city
ST.. LOUIS, July Il.-River fallen 10 inches al
this point in the past "a hou-S and still rcceding
at the same rate. Upper Mississippi is sta
tionary ut Duhnqne with feet water on the
bar. The Illinois and Missouri continues to
decline. Weather cloudy and warm with some
indications of rain.
NEw York, July 1.-THE steamer Arago.
from iIavre and southampton, has arrived
Her dates are to the 29th ult, and have been an
ticipated.
| PlTTsBUReH, July I1.-River 9 feet IL inches
by pier mark and falling Weather clear aud
warm
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Mouth Threat ami Iunsz Alteration nj se esy,n 10 ali
:. sSS'SsS MACE LCsPsk- 4rSc=SSES. SCrGFrf,
ISasTHATisN SsCE.IG!A. PssIly<is ErtLIPsY sI,
tt-'<.9 III al o; diseases a. r. orzr. Liver a,sijSE
~ ai al SHroE!c diseases rU-t.ian- az chs
tiI' Ut Iasee So; rrc1Cc= :frussrl cert fest-s
~ q NSEE. OLD G0ltE$ az:
9 S%tr ,rittinr, ~i.'oGt me
1-S ALSS- last I@F.f disease tFeae I.
ssIiifece, isTy.rc t. p=t.:s Ialst place them
sssss ulis BIS personal &c has
mag \ 's7' q V ~ rrol.ce
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NEw York, July 1.-THE steamer Arago,
from Havre and southampton, has arrived
Her dates are to the 29lh ult, and have been an
ticipaied.
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IIEIN, JUNG zo.-Despatches from the Aus
TRANS state unanimously that there were 10000
AustFians at Pozzocngo. This position IelL to
the Piednontcse. Gen Baragnay D'Iiiler' won
ferino and marched against Cavuano The
Heights were occupied by the French and the
Anstrians were forced to retire along the whole
line
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PtTTsBURGu, July ll.-River 8 feet II inches
by pier mark and falling. Weather clear aud
MHrfn
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BY THE UNION LINE.
FOREIGN MEMS.

.oVFIcE,ooRNER WATER AND soSRoE sraEE7s.