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HAL LOZE N + S
Manufactured by
CHASE a. CO., BOSTON, MASS.

The manufacturers OF these Lozcngcs, have for years
been endeavOrng possess themselves with suitable
rpcpe which would be Invaluable in the alienation and
cure OF all bronchial difficulties, aud at length, having
RECEIVED the assistance of distinguished Boston phys
clan come before the public with article which they
warrant second TO none now in use.
Those a0iiced can feel perfectly in using the
Iogenges ior they have been thoroughly tested during
tho INST year as they have been freely distributed
among ali classes Of persons and all unite in pronouncng
them fully equal anythng Of the kind In the market
li,e renuatlon which CHASE co. have enjoyed for
Inc nast twelve years in the manufacture OF Lozenges
that could be relied upon for strength and purity VIII be
guarantee Of the superior excellence of the Bronchial
Iozenpcs And their perfect knowledge OF the business,
iouether with their facilities for manufacturing, enable
fheu 10 place this "Specihc within the reach OF all
lhev can be found Mt all the respectable Apothecares
trocer and Country Stoves, at the low price of 10 cts
Ministers Public Speakers, Teachers, Singers, and
others will find II tor their advantage to give them fair
trial. - o, ~, -. IL, o,.,., 49,,
trNde of Worcester and vicinity ut Wholesale or Retail
utOptl
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ST.. LOUIS, Aug 3l-Samuel Brust was
executed to-day, for the murder of Smidt, last
March.
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Salts OF Lime and Chloride of Sodium, 2S "
The analysis of waters from the several springs present
marked Offence In their various appropriations
some of those recently discovered presenting consider
able quantessof uphur, sulphure0us deposits Tho
temperature Of these springs varies from A 20 So de-
grecs Farenheit Specific gravity accords very nearly
with other Of similar import In various sections
of the country.
The medicinal value of these waters consist IN their
chalybeae properties containing less of the va
solutions OF salts Of iron and other earthly salts
rombnaton, which combinations, in comparison with
ether waters of like character In country recog
Oized by medical men of great value In the treatment
of many diseases.
These from the base Of extensive range
Of gravoy hills, containing In many localities abundant
deposits Of metallic The of iron have been OBJ
purposes and OF superior quality.
Cold Brook, from which the village receives Its name
Is tributary of Ware river The village Is situated
tile road leading from Worcester to Barre and Is acces
sble by stages passing twice daily each way. The vii
ape surrounded with prosperous and energetic Ggr
cultural and mechanical community Good roads COM
nulcate with pleasant country towns and villages. EN
enslve ponds exist in the direct vicinity anordng ac
tiles for pleasure parties for fishing and sailing A large
and cOmmodOus public house has recently undergone
extensive improvements and repairs good livery
especa use guests Bathing houses In connection
with the springs for cold, warm. ana shower baths ana
MI the fixtures facilities for rendering the locality
pleasant and profitable resort for nvalids and these
seekiug a aulet and pleasant retreat.
Rho subscriber pleased to refer 70 DR. CHAs. T. JACK
SON State AssAycr Boston DIR. s. ROGERS Water Cure
Worcesteri Dr. j. n Bates WorcesIeri pr, y. TAYLOR
Petersham. WIN. IL WHITING.
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Worcester, Aug. 10, 1860. ''''' '''" u ''''' '0

n B-I shall offer at Auction at the time and place
mentioned about 43 of excellent pasture and
moving land adjoining the real estate above described
SAMUEL G. CURTIS.
Worcester Aug Is. 1860. w3t aul5 DIST au3l
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ACID, by the Case, for sale
a at GEO. II. sPuRR'S, POI Main street dtf jal9
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MINERAL SPRINGS, GOLD BROOM,

MINERAL SPRINGS, COLD BROOK,
AN1 WORCESTER COUNTY, AIASS.-Fora period Of
many years there has existed in this place spring of
water to which the inhabitants Of the vicinity have
sorted for the efficacy OF its waters in relieving various
diseases of the skim Salt Rheum, Eryspelas ErnptOns
from poison, &C. Debility from long pr0racted diseases,
Rheumatic Affections, Scrolla, and Nervous Diseases.
This spring has recently passed into the possess
sion Of the proprietor who has discovered several other
springs of similar character in the vicinity which
have been examined. their water analysed with view
to their medicinal qualities, and with the purport of
placing them in condition to satisfy the demands of the
public The analysis of these waters made by the
State Assayer, Dr. Chas T. Jackson present the follow
lno lfg.
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PAPER HANGINGS.

have hand very large stock of French, English
and American Paper Hangings, Decorations, Borders,
Centers, Fire Board Prints, &c, which prepared
to sell at prices so low that all will be satisfied
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NEW GAS FIXTURES.

From the celebrated mandatory of Cornelius Baker.
shall continue to be in receipt of these Goods the
patterns out at all times keeping hand the
best stock to be found in the city, and at the lowest
prices.
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G0Iants.

SITUATION WANTED-By an Ameri-
~ girl, to take care of children to do chamber
work. Apply at No. Kinds Court Maple street.
au9l d2t*
, 1860-08-14
From Warrington.

WASHINGTON, July l3.-JuJss Army Of Kan
sas has filed in the General Land Office the me-
ceseary papers to obtain the righ. Of way for
the construction Of raiiroad through South
wa7 in Texas. The Commissioner General CT
the Land Office has, IN conformity witl, the
Law Of Congress. granted the necessary icstruc.
tions to the Land Officers having control Of the
lands through which this road will pass to .e.
serve the right of way and lands for deIots and
watsr-stations: ME. Army left the city TO day
for Kansas.
A corps Of engineers will at once proceed to
make surrey through Kansas and the 0sage
and Cherokee 1ndian country with view to
the permanent location Of the road through
1hese Indian territories. The construction Of
this road will open the Western country with
the Gulf OF Mexico, and will open travel and
resources Of large portion Of country in Kaa.
sas, the Indian Terrl,ories, and the States of
Texas, Arkansas and other States which are
now OF comparatively little value.
Ry the construction Of Railroad from Atch-
isa.:, c,nnsr'ing with the Hannibal 4 St. 10.
se;.n kAiirt aa 10 Lawrence. and from Leaven-
worth to Lawrence, aud thence south through
the Indian territory 10 connect with the Texas
Roads, it is believed that millions Of dollars
will be added to the wealth OF the country, from
the minersI resources which have not been, and
cannot be, developed withou: the means of
travel and transportation which the present
enterprise is designed to supply.
Thaddeus Hyatt Of the city of New York is
here, on his way to the Vest He, it is eaid,
goes to Kansas to inquire into the condition OF
The people Of thu. Territory, who, it is reported,
arc on The verge Of starvation from failing
crops. The statement thnt q suit had been iusti-
tuted against the Scrgeantat- Arms By Mr.. uy-
ett. Is erroneous HIS intention is to prosecute
in the State courts the individual Senators who
rotcd for his imprisonment. These suits are
no9 necessarily detained, bis counsel having
been instructed to defer them until his return
;r;~eru the West.
, 1860-08-14
n 4 K o r G II A r D
.qcid Springs!

These Springs are Situated 10 tie valley Of TIT Oh
0chara CEetk IN the town Of Ala, a Gcne.se county,
y. T. exh: mites s7u.a Of the vias= OF MttnA On ths
Ere csaa1, aae f-utten ra'ss ron B.,ava
r h.r r,Gfea ,ei spEaz, a.. three In number
w'a ei!eu'. .! ao9at afs rotr 7kr 'ae:iela qualities
:s sy eGsn s anos aAS: j. ss1 &
,aar~ 40 s.,h.. NJ: a~ S.sas -, "
dep Nd ver largely upon The p:eseEe: IL sueh unnsua1
quantities: OF thest curative rubstsa.e].
trm q e:otnuus tisihsss Lnre Zen cured 81 shef
~fs, v. :hIe se< :sssv snss; !; ssn7t
IN n!e IL e. nt'sa a. s1 ss.'dc .lrea
!, st'onx terms of n meas u :.'u: N Yates =
4 Nts Yo.E: 'r IT, T4ars.11 Il T,.sasjd ILL.,: ~
ssns*s7 # :s ~ .
s.,1 r ..ss'ot &. r~i5. H.. ."t.az xh es!riby d.
~sts Ms ass ssh1 " sbs 2 n ,ta 'h1te e.
Camit ell sas,, They must ie h:hlr beasacil for ii
chfttntc clscs: of the stomach anu bowels.
I II ;ofS' Z {: III Sess &
.si aa ID
fat ne diseases wslen they pa:sieu:
.ri.ars .ni toule r the .s.. eroaie
tas;" S. ,.:I: e ss;s
. Y uses s zsrst se s1;, as Is s,a rts =
,ays s IT I is w sso
md N T. 10 rIst he
ene1t 'e.axu} tr rAt+l tue mucous
membrane OF the ittest,nes In taclnus affections ur
be r~ey bstn 7el Ah:e to nE ATTIC ae:. bel, more
tolE~nt ;nl lev II b. continued US. tu DISORDER Tie
I'd IS reitxssant 10 diminish thut nd psstesnatural
heat. in aku tse4ses-i iau.e iu Q! dfspeuri. con
Ee.:ea wa :he s4ka!lnt condition I'll. toinaen ~ Ia
'e.i'. g waer tr4s.l, viii psvc tetss tnan hydro
eh!a aci. III pf Fins xan, and !piu
consequences arising fr,n TIE lea sh,s water
VIII prove N tt nt Eabe Audible. In rhsvai pA. W.
yin. h5FJ1i., tEuti~ oltIrrh hust4 ttss.
fs'4ie c4te ay} k41!+ In ultsr.1ef .rs
tAs- 10 c1+~s Of saratton and !u ts.4psrhel akx
and Al.o Frs.
Wh:n tax: 'ntcsra ". wtSE ct the Water
l14iL take7 tlfte ttaes txy, IL ent for u
trse: te iLta us fsu ply icans n ether Respectable
ln9tsttu.*;s, may Ee apcasun TO the agent.
Uca1et- =uYp eL TN l1brta teras.
No H;atrr 1r#sinr unhs- prn-Ar~5 }tnat
H. ". BuSrMl;k. Sac A.eu..
M $yu,
, 1860-08-14

ruent Of harvest prospects in England aud
Fran o. Tho Liverpool and London clrcula1s
show q good demand for brcadatuGs 1t higher
price,. and this, too. IN the face Of heavy sup.
The de sided upward tendency in prices, it np-
pears, il due slnost entirely to tho serious fall
ing of IN the deliveries Of The English farmers,
thus forcing the consumption in foreign.
Dosros Boor AND SHOE NARkkr-r,s the
week ending Aug.9. We bare 10 notice co,,-
tinued activity In the shoe trade, contldcfso!e
shipments having been made since =, the hs:t :, q
the moath. Orders arc beng TOW alled which
were given previous 10 the advance IN tho rates
OF freixht, and which could not be filed before
this time, the quantity Of goods sold being be.
yond the capacity Of the trade to ship at such
short notice. We have heard Of some instances
where the required pumbes Of ehoe boxes could
not be obtained for packing the goods. Aswill
be seeu from our report, the shipments BY sea
the past week hare been unusually large,
amounting to l0, ,204 cases. Of which 1858 were
to Sau Francisco. Tho shipments by rall and
sea were ss,oo5. yearly rs many Is were
itss iia'RRs@ previously to the advance !" rates for
Bus in the face Of this activity. which, If con-
tinued lew weeks longer, would almot c1ea
the market oil goods, VIC sra to1d that n, KY
kinds ct shoes arc net paying any profit, md
The figures Of manufacturers Of sone kint> Of
work prove the atatemement to b. true. The
prospect at present is, tha. better rates III BE-
ohtaiped during the remainder Of the :asou,
Is the demand hss materially decren. cd the
stock, and there is less disposition 10 force
aales at current rates..
The Western States IRE now better pferartd
TO purchase ,hnn for some years past. With
the largest croa Of cereals ever raised in that
section, The surplus Of which will 6ud market
in Europe where prices are advancing every
day, the prospects are certainly very cheering.
The Southern crop has sustained Some iriufT
from tbe leng-coutinued hot weather and dr. ulh
but many sections hare lately been visited By
copious rains, and their crops will no doubt
turn cut better than has been anticipated.
The whole country, it will be seen, is in po-
tition to purchase good stock Of sheer. and
Of course 10 psy fair prices. Buyers are not to
blame for trying to break down the market, the
blanc lies with the mAnrtacturtrs rs, who aliow
them to do so. and thus irjure themselves and
their 1eiehbors By selling their goods st less
thnu paying rates. One rear sgo, when the
market Wis oyerstocled, and buyer kn " the
fact, txo prominent western merchants informed
US that they came here expecting to Fay somo
fifteen PER cent for goods above the rates at
which they found them selling, and this season,
when stocks are small, another pleasant sur
prise Of the same nature awaited them; those
Who purchased their stock early hare undoubt.
edly secured he best bargains.
Total shipments Of boots aud shoes by rail
aud sea, Ior the week, 33,065 cases.-SAos and
Letter Rfportfr-
, 1860-08-14
BY TELEGRAPH,
FROM CALIFORNIA,


St; JoErFa, Aug 1s.-Ths Pony Express ar
rived 1t o'clock this forenoon brinRSp Cali.
foru1a dates to the 1ss inst.
SAN Francisco, Aug. 1.-The John L. Stev-
ems eaaleo tals morning for Panama with 302
passengers and $87e 900 In tresture-7e0 900 Of
which is for New YORK. Among her pas.en.
gers were Lieut.; Giles and the Bishop of yicto.
ria from Hong Kong.
The inqiry LOT goods from first hands exhibit
little more animation, but Ia not by any means
The Pony Express with St. Louis dntes to the
17th July arrived al San Francisco on lhe 8oth.
Anotoer express with dates to the 2sth, is tele
81apaed and will reach San Francisco to-
night Confidence Is now restored in tho fu-
ture regularity Of the Express.
The Democratic State Central Convention as
appointed a. the last State Convention, met at
San Francisco on The s0ih and 3lst. Alter a
long discussion endeavoriug to avoid u split in
tne party by holding but one State Convention
ana nominating but one electoral ticket, it WAS
iound lmpraetlcable to act tharmo1iously. Twen.
t5.hx committee men were for Breckinridge,
:. snd ten for Douglas. The former haee called q
sIsss :. convention to nominate an electoral tick
o. en- the llth Of September, and the latter hold
their Convention to nominate IL Douglas electo.
ra1 tleket on the 9th OF September. They claim
mat federal patronage and influence have greai-
Z weakened their strength in tile Convention.
Each branch Of the Convention has published
~ %%ooA eho u tQE UeWOCEaCy Q1 t1e cInte. lac
one claiming that Douglas was regularly nomi-
na.t ar entitled to the support Of all the men,
bera Of the party The other denying that
ether Douglas or Breckinridge were regularly
nominated at Baltimore, aud leaving it optional
which candidate is voted for.
L breckiuridge ratification meeting was held
IN San Francisco Saturday evening. 1t was
called as Dtmocratic ratification meeting
aEd tho Douglas Democrats attended in such
numbers Is to be able to yote down all the rati
lying resolutions. It Is now alleged that the
Douglas Democrats nra taking courage through.
out the State, md feel confident of Carving ihe
mass OF Democratic voters with them. Tie
Breckenridge men, however, are prepnrin. {or
great efforts, and their thopough orsan,z 4tlon
and federal backing gires them great adyau-
tage.
Charles Rushl, editor Of German Democrat
1c paper, has been removed from a lucrative
office in the San Francisco mint on account Of
advocating Douglas in his journal Of the 1911.
Ut the State Senators who hold over and will
vote for G@iu's SUCCESSOR At the mkt meeting
OF the Legislature, six aye known to be Doug
las men, aud several others are non con initial
4 Increment il on faot to cali a Bell and En-
erett State Convention to nominate All electoral
ticket.
Gen, Shields arrived at San Francisco This af-
ternooa, By they Overland Mail, which lef. St.
Louis GU the oh Of July.
A company Of 100 persons having 50 wagons
and 500 head Of stock, have arrived at Carsun
Valley from Salt Lake. They are Mormon sece-
ders, and escaped with difficulty, being pursued
by band Of saints end threatened with ycn-
rna
, 1860-08-14

WASHINGTON, August 11.-Of6cial letters from
Aez,co establish the fact that many leading
merchants and conservatives in the city Of Me1.
leo presented petition to Juarez for discon-
1inuance Of hostiiisies and restoration Of peace
to the country. They represent Miramen Is
nearly powerlcts, a1d that the only parties who
reluss to sign petitions for peace are the clergy
and those whom they control.
Seoor Nasa, the Mexican Minister to this
country, has just left this city, aud will sal on
Monday tor Mexico to arrange some businees
affairs He will probably return in a few weeks,
The legation will remain in charge Of Senior
Romano.
Tho Secretary Of Senor D. Gallado, son Of
the Aexieaa General, who has been attached 10
the legation for some time as Secretary, is also
about leaving for home. ,These parties arc
soon bs restored TO peaeo md prosperity
through liberal influen nees, aided perhaps By tLe
citizens Of the United States
, 1860-08-14
New York Market.

Br TE1zax4ru1 NV Yo.x. anr1,
ef.s o4th so1 t1po. knd LONE c'rsampon ad hpIdtrs
rahet more d.post 10 res,e ssIes Il Iii ~
= sts ~ ios snpes Hata; 45E@s35 fer extra ttaie:
tr.nn ~. nt &apeI ~s*t+rn: q ss5s3 for cntrou 10
e1tl. Eoua hoop 0ho. CvsInx quet. In-;rd ~ III.
tor export alc - tIls Il ppnr hrn,d, rca y Aes
vnie - csaae:aa hou 6eavY and scI,usnS ~
etoee e.. e. 1oa. ,set ,sI common 10
B.nadyEu II A3*tQ< 70. 1a' oA4es 10 orls
SS1:x.V!bIs,sy Ssax.Vbs.ty y,st., s:,;' ~, ~ n
vhoa Ea*Fta change for winter Sale 1. m ana
wnsef 1ei wesern It ii e3la6 ehh IL i; q - oo ~
rn. & *e;s5n e sa = 400 10 ne1 ~ VIII
4ooo tu vnicr H. Il d 81. ~ f. sea weasesn;
81 eIe q 600 tu Iacine sps,nx 1t aa,1fo1 10
ky+ .sla a4d 4.eser-ale. 90 b.. Con- : sh.d:
for suuId chi:tT 6,es for @eta ~ ~ 61@
IN nd Canadiac: - for 6tA:e. - "'S'0o 1oF west.
Pnoynlosa-For1 hrntr. tttes to- b,1. 4, a,o =. r..
e. e, g mr. a AZ fos oI4 ~ ss for p1!ne
Of 10 ~. LIS fl country ;Fe es734:ao sot do
m.AA se&lo " 10. .epacktd e4s slllz tof rsia m.ss
fnnt 1ns1s otef dull Al acAlS Dse1 hams d.; md ntn
io9l{ unflAaEed Cut eaA scA1ce md 1fn, with Aqas
s*e. 10 htl: Il l199 * and ftaa lot. At 1tk Iuti
Sget y els for oho. la f'r safe. Cheers sseadyz
G.ocie1ra-cor+s contsnnes exceed.pcy qu,et. su..,
ginning. It ef Tne receipts today re1Y heavy sn
otaesnE soEae veae from th: Weat In .Ies With su,..
Ga1Kpea to tbs extent q? zoo hhdt whch furt de
ms.aet ~. Today ~ hhta chiefly Cuba 1t 6hQic
SrocksDau and Iewt5. Ch.ea,oA r p7r ckrr,<
Gaena cAlcago7g Ill Cent Aatp taf QBGose4 ~
gtstsr.sa seX Hudson s,1 Ers " ~ % e
Tenn Is g0H. 81 !"
, 1860-08-14
CITY Com1trol1<,'s OHes, Chica7
Council mecflnR.

The Common Council held meeting last eve
ming. In smother place we give the report Of
the Mayor and Comptroller on Finance. Other
matters Of interest 70 present Is follows:
the new school house on northwest carner of
WAbaah areaue aad Twelfth street, presenting
an ordinances comprising the substance Of the
orders passed in that master, aud recommend.
ing reeonalderation Of the matter and
pa&slpg the ordinance. Tbs ordinances 50
presented wero pasked. First, that L
school house he built. Second, that tho sita
and location be Is bstors sst forth. Also re-.
ieff1ng ths Advertisement for p1opoaals be ~
terred to COMMITTEES on Financs.
Tbe ordinsnee regulating the trade in Old
Junk was called mp and paused.
Th$ ordinance WIN na.*ed or,r+;,r ,.,.:.
sion to lay railroad track through bloeks 81 and
8s, 5. =. Addition, coming from Gsiswold street
doMn Harrison street 10 The river.
Tne ordinance removing the public hack
, 1860-08-14
,s:i

Hos sAlxs AID CosrEAc7s.-H.cssrs- Hison
Hicks / Kindsey. Of Cincinnati, report .-ae sale
Of 500 head Of Kentucky hog1 1t - 90, on CON-
mission, deliverable during The dzst fifteen days
Of November. Tho sams firm offered smother
Lot at the ssne price, but only received IN offer
f$e.&o.
ALBANY, Aug. .lo.-Ftour In noderats demand
nj steady z&3ea. Corn meal 1o@l1s. Grim
9oses 200 bu rhits Michigan wheat in barrels
at 61.87, and 400 do DO yesterday afternoon,
rather ordinary, st *l.s5; red State in car lots
II Gilt. Bye IN the street, 7Bc for new and 65c
for old, Corn il without change Of moment and
lesa active. Sales 1900 bu Western mixed 1t
6s}c afoaf, and Coo this sids and At East Alba
ny. 0ats in the street, Gec for new md 42c for
old: esles 1000 bo choice 6tate at 6sc.
Hces-The CooperEtown Journal says: The
crop ID l5c Hop district Of New York never
looked bst.ar, and ths yield will be very large.
Picking vii commerce On thu 17th inst, in
soEne localttiea.
Tzx RxsIux G1Au MAxxrr.-Ths n. T. Rast
gt~sa the following abstract Of intelligence COZ
oernlnE 9rsin in England:
Tas 'priv2te Letters by the Azfa sor,n IN "a.
gard to thA strong probability of = ela1gs demand
Tor our cefe&ia, 1otwithstandinp The nron;iioue
casnEe in tue weather, ind tho rspid improye-
, 1860-08-14


NEW Orleans, Aug. IA violent storm OF
Saturday caused Immense damage to property
at ProctorsEille, the terminus oi the Mexicai
Gulf Railroad. The water rose over twelve feet
submerging the entire place and carrying avn,
every house except one. Between IS and 4
lives were lost.
The steamer Bienville, from Hayana on the
Sth, has arrived. She reports hav,ng exper;.
enced q terrific hurricane in the gulf and va.
compelled to lay to 48 hours.
The city OF uayara WAS healthy. Sugar b loy.
ant At s!Isi reals. The stock At Havana and
Aaptanzas was o90.0 900 boxes. Mo!asses quiet.
The steamer Clyde arrived at Havana from
Fcra Cruz on the I'd inst
There had been Il severe hurricane on the
Mexican coast.
The schooner Oregon from Mobile Was lost,
Passengers and crew saved.
Miramon's army had been routed by the
Liberals in attempting to escape from Lagos,
At the latest accounts Mira,non was at Leon
surrounded by the Liberals.
kobles had abandoned Jalapa.
The principal eight towns in the valley of
Mexico had risen and pronounced for tho
Liberals.
The Spanish Minister Threatened the bom-
bardment Of Vera Cruz.
, 1860-08-14
From Santa Fe-.Ffght with Indians,

From Santa Fe--Fight with Ind1ans.
1SDErExDsscE, August l3.-The Santa Fe
mal! arrived to-day; By it we have information
that the troops at Haich's Ranch, under com.
mand Of Lieut.. FrsnE. Ind skirmish with Is
Can,snche 1ndianc They we're on stealir 2
expedition. Two we're killed and several wound:
3D. Shortly after the herds Of Aontcria were
surrounded and driven Oft aud other depreda-
tionB committed. It WIS desmed prudent under
the circumstances by the officers It Fort Union
10 send reinforcenents to uatch's Ranch, and
another engagement Is soon looked tor. Major
RutIs commander On the Pecos, it il said has
had battle With the Camanches with what r..
suit il not known.
Everything indicates general Indian war,
and the 1ndinn tribes will soon be compelled to
take part. They are becoming 60 bold now ns
to attack The traing. Harper had one hundred
and thirteen head Of cattle run off in da, light,
and is now left to wcrk his way in with Two
yake Of cattle to the wagon. Two soldiers II ere
followed into toe camp on PaNnee Fork il few
days since
The troops under uaj. Sedgwick are attempt
ing to follow the Indians, to the best of their
ass.ity, but the red dogs are too wary for them.
Bent Fort, at last dates, wills threateaed, and
so great was the apprehension Of an attack 1ha:
the le Indian prisoners, recently seat there,
we're released.
Unless the mail parties are st1engthenecd we
fear they will not get through safely in time to
come.
, 1860-08-14
From Central and South Amerlea.

NEW Yong, Aug. ls.-The steamship North
Star arrived from Aspinwall on the 4th, with
California dates OF July alst, aud f1os, 900 in
specie; Gen. Harney is passenger. She
Adviees from Buena Ventura, New Granada,
report that Gsn. Iosquers was veil supplied
With men and Inonsy. 1T il said ha has s-n: an
agent to Perm to putchaae nan.of. war ressel:
slao that he had seized the Guinea bark bslou z.
ing to the native merchants, aud would send !.
to Callao for sale.
LinA adviees Of July 18th report that many
men WAS near Flores' Head quarters ut Bedegs,
and collision was expected.