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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-31
MOVEMENTS OF THE BTRe.O.MlsrFR.


MiASisnuRo, July 30.
Editor Empire Pursuant 10 notice, (giv-
en- out pfivatoly,) q few Of the faithful Lin.
c%oInites assembled at the Council Chamber on
the evening Of the 2sth, for the purpose Of
getting Wide Awake Among the most
prominent in the immense crowd, 0S all told,)
were an x.mayor, an x-merchbnt an x-captain,
an x-butcher, an x.railroad boss, q fat grocer,
a tall s~choolmaster, and last, though not least,
the presiding officer Of the village dads.
Your reporter not being Of the faith, and
not having the password, was duly challenged,
but ON his saying 20 X, my chickensr = he
was permitted 10 enter after which the Assem-.
bly,, with one accord, shouted Liberty =
An organization was effected by appointing
the x-mayor Chairman, and the tan school.
master Secretary. The Chairman said he
was not acquainted with the objects Of the
meeting, and hoped some body would enlight.
EN- him whereupon the presiding officer Of
the village dads" arose and said that there
was in every city town, village, hamlet, school
district and x-road in the North, an organiza-
ton known as "Wide-Awakes," their object
and purpose being the election Of LiNcoLN.
He also said hat in some places the members
provided themselves with uniforms, which they
wore in professions, &c., &c
The Chairman then appointed a committee
OF three to select permanent officers, and the
the committee retired to t. head Of the stairs
for the space Of three and half minutes, when
they returned the following persons
President-X-mayor.
Vice NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Secretary-Tall Schoolmaster.
Treasurer--X-b butcher.
The report being adopted, a committee Of
two was appointed to draft a Constitution and
bylaws, after which the crowd adjourned TO
meet again on Saturday night 'BuRG.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-31

These prices are rs chcap as the documents can L.
purchased in Washington, Among the document. al
ready selected, are;
l.. Speeches of Douglas at Bunker Hll and Saratoga
Springs.
ii. Ihe Platforms adopted ~ the iour phfues-
Democratic, Secession, Republican and Union.
III. Lincoln-His supporters and Platform; COM
posed entirely Of extracts from the speeches and wr-
tngs Of men now prominent in advocating his election.
Document No. 1 will b. ready for distribution 10y the
latter part Of this week. Democrats and clubs in this
section Of the state wishing any, will please order them
Immediately, in order that We may determine how
many 10 print.
Orders from a distance are solicited, and will he
promptly attended to,
The various township clubs in Montgomery county
are also solicited to send in orders.
The money n all cases must accompany the order.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-31
Wrong.

The Ohio State Journal in its enumer.
alton and political classification of the
papers of this State places this paper among
those who support Lincoln for the Presidency.
We beg leave to correct the Journal in this
statement This paper Is not and neper has
been political at least not since zoe have had
OF II, and moreover il never will be,
we prefer the glorious privilege of being
independent Dresden (O) hteihgencer.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-31
Newspaper
Notaries.

John U. EkRIEDLER, NOTARY PUBLIC
81 Ohiee-Central Insurance Office, Mayors Rooms,
No. 20, East Side OF Main, between second and Third
Having received tho appointment Of Notary Public IN
In and FOR the county OF Montgomery, Ohio, the under.
signed takes this method W inform his friends and me
business pertaining 10 said office that may be entrusted
10 him, correctly, and on the shortest notice.
noyl6-f JOHN u. KRIEDLER.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-31
CHEAP FARM.
Saving, Planning and Moulding Mill
For Sale.

COATED In aeentral part ofthe City; vacant ground
IL attached. Twenty-Five horse mower Engine with
entirely new boiler, Pianer, Saws, Moulding Machine,
shaitlng' 49,, all In good running order. The property
WIN DC SOFA low and on easy terms on application 10
cHAS, Il. CLARKE, Third st., Dayton.
ALSO,
several good improved Farms In Darke and Prells
conntes,Ohioi Randolph county, Ind, and Lawrence
county, il, At pliees within the reach Of all, say nom
slOto $50 per acre. Call and read the descriptions.
Jyse oHAs. II. CLARKE, Cleggs Building, 81 st.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-31

Hon. Aaron Harlan, member Of the House
of Representatives, from Greene county, has
resigned his position, and Gov, Dennison has
ordered nm election to 6lI the vacancy, the
same to take place on the second Tuesday in
October.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-31

A meeting Of the Harrison township Demo
cratic Club, will be held on Thursday epeniag,
august I'd, al 3 o'clock, at the Dayton View
House. Speakers will be in attendance.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-31
dAiIitarp.

HEAD QuAarERs 3D BRIGADE, IN Dry, o. v. MI
DAYTON, o., July 20, 1860.
GPECIAL ORDERS, NO. -. The leqL qualified cleo.
- tors OF Company ", dayton Light Guard are here
by notified and required to assemble at theirnrinory In
the city OF Dayton, on Saturday, August 4, 1850, and
then and there, between the hours OF 10 a m, and 3 10
m, proceed according To law 20 the election OF one Can
taln, one First Lieutenant, one Second Lieutenant, one
Third Lieutenant and one Ensign, 10 al vacancies In
said Company caused by resignation. by command oi
BRIG. gES. o. l.. YALLANDIGmAM.
ly20dtd ID. A. HAYNEa, Bnpnde Major
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-31

viii also address the citizens ofFARMERS-
WILLIE Montgomery county, and vicinity,
on Saturday Erening, August IL, 1860, at
n o'clock.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-31

Jacob Reider, who murdered his sister ia
law, and motherin-law at Brownsville, Mimi,
on the 10th inst, committed suicide by shoot
ing himself in his own house on the 10th.
He had been secreted in the vicinity ever
since the murder.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-31

He will also address the citizen of Ran
dolph Township, Montgomery County, in
Union Grove, on Friday afternoon, August
10, at 2 o'clock.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-31

NHEAP FARM FOR sALE.-IGO acros N.
~ W..of Union City, Ind, 3 miles hom railroad, and
Efmiles nom the thriving village OF Ridgeyilie; 60
acres cleared and 80 more deadened; good bearing orch.
ard, dwelling, Out-bulding, A.. Price $1,000.
Jyal CHASE. CLARKE Sd II.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-31

Mon. Q. =. YamandIEham

viii address the citizens Of WINCHESTER
and vicinity, (Preble county, on Wednesday
Erening, August 8, 1860, at 6 O'Clock.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-31

He will also address the citizens Of NEW
PARIS (Preble county, and ricinig on
Thursddy EceRing august 3, 1860, at ~
o'clock.
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Hon. q. l.. VaIIandighan, and
Hon. WIN. Allen,

viii address the "Monster Democratic Club"
of Van Buren, township, at the Van Buren,
Hotel, on Saturday Morning, September l.,
1860, at 10 o'clock.
A large hickory pole will be raised on the
occasion.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-31

JAMES TURNER, JUsTICEO OF THE PEACE
- AND NOTARY PUBLIC. Office, Beekcl Building,
ON Jefferson street, near tho Corner Of Third, In ths
room formerly occupied by Justice Terrence. paruou-
lar attention paid 10 drawing Deeds, Mortgage, Con
tracts, Bonds, and Legal Papers, Also, collections
prompt, mr2l
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-31
Judge BaggOtt and others,

Will address the Democracy Of Washington
Township, at "Tammany Hall, in Centreville,
on Saturday erening, august an.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-31
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.
INDEPENDENT.

ron JUDGE OF THE SUPERIOR COURT,
DANIEL a. HAYNES.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-31

IfARM FOR SALE.-I0Oa acres "a miles from New
IL Castne, Dark County, and Il miles from Browns
on the d. a W. r. r., 1886 acres under fine cult.
yalon,, Good frame dwelling frame barn. Also, a
creek Of running water through the place. Part bottom
land, and the balance best quality ofsecond bottom.
This Isl tlrst-rate Farm, and will he sold 20 per cent
than inferior land has actually sold for In the Vi.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-31

80 acres on the Shakertown Pike, four miles from the
CITY. H9ndsoine, two-story frame house, rooms
rune barns good hearing orchard, smoke-house, spring
easy, ~ " '''"'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-31

IOO acres near Miamisburg Excellent Land, about 80
acres I'M Ter cult walton. Frame House, largo harm and
other OFT buildings. Good Orchard &c.
ALSO.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-31

DWELLING HOUSES,
n y every description and price. The following il the
location of some Of them:
5lhST STREET, between Main and Jefferson;
lngs. INV ""e"-
THIRD STREET 60
FOURTH TIRE "
riFTH sThEET, between Main and Ludlow;
WILhlMsGM ST. Fourth and Finh;
Over the Rhine"
SMITH STREET, near Brown;
JONES sTRhET, between Brown aud Jefferson;
1hEEN SIhEEI, Jefferson and Tecumseh.
JACKSON 81. flnh and Van Buren;
WAYNE STREET, South Of Finh; ~
ST, North Of "
CLINTON STREET, near Third;
SECOND STREET, East Of Webster,
These are many Of them very choice pieces of pronertv
and all are offered low. | have besides those above
enumerated y large amount OF very cheap property In
the suburbs, for sale and trade.
TO CHAs. Il. CLARKE, Real Estate Agent.
leZs Clrgg's Building, Third 1t.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-31

Hon. q. l.. VaIIandIgham, Judge
J. II. BaggOtt, and u. y. VIII
l1nms. EaO.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-31
Choice Lot for Sale.

VERY suitable fora Hotel. The lot IS ON the North
N, East corner OF Sixth and Ludlow-06 2-3xlOO feet,
Ihlsis a location well adapted fora Hotel, and the prop.
wishing to purchase. CHAS. CLHRKE ."
le~o Third street
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-31

Q SALE OR RENT very convenient frame
II House, Of o Rooms, Stable, &c., located within a
lew minutes walk of the centre Of the city. viii be-
sold on Ave years time or rented to good tenant.
CHAS. II. CLARKE, Third street.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-31

LNORSA LEA acres, 2 miles from the city-west
II Handsome two.story brick house; new-cellar, well
cstern, &c, good Franc barn, and Out-hOuses; choice
fruit of every description. Best quality ofland.
CHAS. H.. CLARKE, Real Estate Agent,
Clegg's Building, Sd ri.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-31

% acres best quality, second bottom on the River Road
z miles below the city. Small frame house, good frame
barn, orchard &c. Will be sold low on yery easy nav.
CHAS. II. CLARKE
CpOois Rnidfno IA ytraot
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ReaI estate agrnrp.
CHAs. E. CLARKE,
II e EST A TIE
AND
AGENT,
CHAs. E. CLARKE

CleRG's Building, Third Street,
WILL buy and sell on commission, Real Estate Of
w oil kinds, Bonds, Land Warrants, Notes, Mort.
cages &c, make collections and negotiate loans. viii
locate Land, Warrants, insure property At reasonable
rates In good responsible Companies, and do a general
agency and commission business @s-No charge unless
sale IL made.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-25
The Prince of Wales.

MONTREAL, Friday, Aug "A, 1901.
The Prince Of Wales left Three Rivers AZ CLOCK
this morni1 e. aud is expected here at 5 p. IN. Inc
weather is exceedingly stormy Ii Il pouring WIN
rain and il is feared the programme OF the day VIII De
MoSrREAL, Friday, Aug "a 1860.
Three rivers were brilliantly Illuminated last night
II honor Of the Prince.
TIE members Of the Legislature arrivedn ne steamer
al Quebec at 10 O'Clock last night and ATTENDED tne
Prince 10 tlis city, At the various points along shs
river groups Of people assembled or the shores aud
cheeIed and waved their hsts az tie steamer passed
down with the Prince IN board E4n commenced a.
10 O'Clock, and continue until the coregs arrived OH
Montreal
! The Prince came by the North Channel, and missed
q number Of st-amboais which had come dowa 10
meet him. They overlook him ut POnt de u Isle
They were 'crowded with people, Sld galy dscked
with flags, eveIgreens, &C.. their passengers cheering
Justify ss they came up with the Princes vessel.
Al KinRston wac seed the Church bells rang peal
and the crowd on the shore eheered.
The Prince feet reached Montreal at 30 and was
received with ROYAL salute Of 81 guns ar il APP
preached the ety. The Tan at the Il ne ceased bat
again commented and IL conseqa of the unfavor
bepess of the weather the preparations for the gand
receptiop were not com leted, aud the Iadding was
POSTPONED tl 10 clock tomorrow. TIE illumination
wac ALSO defei red.
ousys 70 witness the landing were not only dsappoint
ca but dreEched.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-25
FROM THE PIXIES PEAK GOLD REGION
FROM Our Own Correspondent.

From Our Own Correspondent.
DENVER CIrY, Pixies p ak, Aug. IA, 1860.
Tie freshest sensation in this region Of exctements
has EN- caufed blythe discovery Of silver leads Of great
alleged icbness and extent both in Tarya aud Blue
River Diggings respectively sixty five and one hun
dreo miles south west of this city, At Taryan an as
sociaion has been formed under tue name of the
Plate River Silver Lead Mining Company" and on
Fri az il organzed by electing not only President,
Vice Pre- sideDt Secretary and Recorder, but also
Sheriff and justice of the Peace To what use these
funotionaries to be put by mining firm remains
profound mystery but the inference is that the Com
paDy lie either prudent, and aware that some of its
members will require the attention of these useful
officers or economical ard determined to do its
litigation. p ssbly it will emulate the example of
Circuit Judge in the early history of Iowa, who
meeting horse thief on public road, Immediately
gsDzed biz Court upon the prairie tried and convicted
the criminal and sentenced him TO the Pententiary for
five years.
Several specimens of the silver ore, thought to be
very ricb have already been received here. One Of
them sssayed Z cents TO the half ounce piece of
pure silver found in another OF the leads and worth
81 So has also been sent here. Claims inuumerable,
have been taken and several friends have been kind
enough insert stakes along the leads with the name
Of yours most respectfully written upon then, The
TRIBUNE will dowel to look about at once for another
Own Correspondent. For is il in human nature ior
the of half dozen silver mines TO descend 70
the drudgery of writing newspaper letters as oe;,,
tor Critenden invariably remarks, when ne Is 1r8unk
a peculiarly desperate cause before jury +" put II
Oysur oandOr gentlemen On the S soaTT epe
need not be surp ised at meeting me III iS E
iony in,andino Ike The wealthy bat untraveled En-
81 an to buy it, if like it. sf fStS n sse TO
this pleasing proipect however Is ss. Iorn ~ s.e re-
pursoi-tbat only three classes Of persons ever work
& Iyer uinss-th.s Sc " no have more money thar they
" know what TO do with, thOse who have other pe5-
CRIES money, and fools
In 10 the present time the gold-seekers on the
anRp,sSns have been supplied with their letters and
paperr by Hinckey & Company's Express. That line
has sometimes forwarded seventeen hundred letters in
a eSpR. day and daring tbs month Of july il paid the
Central Overland and Pixies Peak Express Company
nearly s. 900 for letters and papers The names Of
upward Of twenty Thousand miners ars recorded in s
books, and II you, my reader, wish TO communicate
with sny Pixies Peak friend who 10 described by the
extr. mely common name Smith, 10 sure to individual
izs him mlnutsly az potsible--as Cross Eyed Joan
Smith, William Suiih the fxsher Of twelve childrea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-25
Lsnre Is as fullows.

The CAPTURE OF TKUMILo.-The following dis
match. from New.Orlesns to The Charleston Mercury
gives fuller account Of the proceedings Of Walker IN
Central America than we have yet had:
"The arrival Of The bark Araminta, which sailed
from Rua.an on the 9th brirgs highly interesting
accounts Of he doings Of the fIib1steTs II Cenr'l
America. Tie squads of men who had been arriving
fn- yrseks In frnit vess,ls from NV Orleans, had
finally sailed from Ruatan, under the flag OF Cahan'
mss the ex-Pfesident Of Honduras. Gen. Walker
directed biz fret attack against the City Of Truxilo IN
HopduIas This he captured with but trih ng loss In
the Last accounts, however, the British flag was seen
floating from the port Of Truillo II IL understood
here among the friends of Walker, that he will pas
through Honduras, snd take osession OF the Nonh-
ern portion Of Nicaragua. He folio Eers were, al Use
last advces in high spirits and confident OF The success
of their scheme. The Araminta brings capt JOhn
Mccormick and tie crew Of the American schooner
Clifton which seized by the British authorities a. pc
ze on n ground Of her cargo consisting oi eon'rs
band munitions Of war. The most intense e1elteusn'
prevailed among the people of Rua'an against sne
Termination of Honduras and the people were arming
on all sides TO resist the proposed transfer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-25
Observation-Disclosures.

LIVERPOOL COTToS MARKET The sales of Mon
day and Tue sdsy bales winch O0o taken by
spcueors exporters The market closed rm and active
az prices were partially lltdtd higher
STATE OF TRADE.-Tbe advices from Manchester
ave favorable The market stesdier though quiet
LIVERPOOL BREDsTUFFs MARET.-Ihe weather
bad been favorable the crops Wakefield Nash Co report
Flour steady quiet steady advance Of Id Red
10 30II2 White IL dlZ6 Crn rm and 90. higher Nike
and Yellow 80 d32I6; White 35a55Ib.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.-Beet was heavy
Pork heavy sssble. Lard steady with fair de snd
Tslow quiet but steady - ,,o
LIvERPooL PRODUCE MARKET.-ROsin dull at :
for common Spirits Tpentine ds at ex quay Su-
gar Quiet Rice steady. Coffee steady Ashes-Po steady
Pearls dull G..
LONDoE MARKETs-BRFADsTUFFs steady. SOAR
6rn CoEFEY 6rm. TEA duh, and unchanged RICE hrm
ATLow uneh ged sales at ST. Spirits TuEPEsTisE steidy
1t 81. LIssERD OIL 3oL.
LoYDoN MOYLY MARKET.-The London money
market unchanged. ,e----.
onsos closed l4h 93d9 for and 93i for account
Sses Of Illinois Cena 25 ara discount DO seven
per cert Bonds 1860 Freeand 9 Erie shares 2tGZo New
YORK Central shares I7d1S
LATEsT-Vid Queenstown.
LIVERPOOL Aug l6-COTTOE-sales yesterday oil
10 600 bales 4 witch bales specu tors and export
rs The closed bOu ant and prices were higher N ~
prrious 70 the Arabits departure. Miding orleans o.
FRKADsTuYPs quiet ady weather unsettled PkoysoNs
du C0yoLs decl1ed TO 81 owing to warke runoIs
The ofey market Is slightly more stringent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-25

CoMPLETIoE OF MISOTs Rock LIGHT.-Ihe new
lighthouse on Minots Rock has been completed, aud
last evening IN. lantern was lighted up for the first
time TO test the power of the light. The lantern was
covered 30 as 10 prevent the light from being seen by
inward bound vessels but was open toward the shore
from great distance BY the side Of it the lights on
the light ship seemed like farthng candies We can
graduate the mercantile community upon the compile:
ton OF this important light before another season OF
storm and disaster The work has been prosscut ID
10 completion with much vigor by Capt. Alexander oil
the Engineer Corps, the Superintendent, 10 whom
great credit Ii due for its early complexion.
Bost9a Journal, asd
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THE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
FroEa Wasn,ugsen,
RECEIVED BY
spsci.l Dispatch 10 The n z. Tribune
WASHINGTON, Friday. Aup. "a. 1860

WASHINGTON, Friday, Aug "a, 1860.
THE WASHINGTON AQUEDUCT AWARD
The gathering here within day or two past of
several notorious lobby ties prepares peoples minds
for news of fOray upon the Treasury. Yesterday
Mr.. Cobb, and indeed all the Treasury magnates
were attOunded by an award by the Secretary of
War to VIM. II. DegrOO in the sum Of S119, 600.
This was double the sum talked of by Mr.. Degroots
lObbyites last Winter, when resolution was got
through Congress providing that in fu Their execu-
ton Of the joint resolution of the Sd of March,
1857, restive to the settlement of damages losses
and liabilities incurred by certain parties interested
in furnlshiDg brick for the Washington Aqueduct
the Secretary Of War is required to setto the &C
count Of WIa. H. DegrOOt on principles of justice
and equity, allowing him for money actually ex-
pended, and TO indemnify him for such losses
liabilities and damages, by virtue Of resolution he
was entitled to receive provided that there should
be deducted from said losses, liabilities, aud dam
ages found due HIM, the amount paid to him by
the Government
This last clause referred to what Mr.. Cobb had
previously decided was due to Mr. Degroot, under
the resolution Of Congress similar to the above
passed In 1857. The sum allowed by Mr.. Cobb
was some 500 COO TO Mr.. DegrOot and to al par
ties concerned in the contract. In this law Of
1867, BY which the award Of S29, 900 was made
by Mr.. Cobb, it was provided, That on the re-
" ceipt of that sum by the claimants, they should
surrender TO the United States all the brick
" made, together with all the machinery and ap
"phances, and other personal property prepared
for executing the said contract, and the contract
" shall be Cancelled" Here IT was supposed that
al claim Of Mr.. DegrOOt or Others associated with
him, ended; but not so by any meas. Enterpris
ing lobbyists took the thing ic hand, and smugged
through at the last session TIE resolution first
before named.
The President hesitated, az ] hear, about signing
it; but upon importantly, at ast affixed his sigma
tue. The Secretary of War has gone over the
same ground as did Mr.. Cobb aud Me-. Degroot is
to get $ll9, 0OO independent of what he aud other
parties before received. The most of this is for
constructive damages, or fnr what lis profits would
have been had Congress not failed to make the
proper appropriation, whereby the contract should
have been carried out.
Within the past week memorial has been ad
dressed to the Secretary of War, signed by George
A. Bates, for Kellogg * Bates, asserting that Mr.
DegroOt failed in business in 1855, and that all
his right and interest, assignee of Mechin Il
Alexander, came into their possession by contract
with the latter, and that they, and not Mr.. De-
grOOt are entitled TO the amount il damages which
has been awarded.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-25
Later from Mexico.

NEw-OkLEAkS Frldsy August "A, IoOO'
Arrived, schooners Red * and Balear, from Tan
pco 9th. They bring s4O0 900 in s0ecie. c. ndu,ta
Of 81 COO 900 In specie arrived at Iampco on the "a
inst. -.
The late storm did immsnse damage to the shipping
on the Mexican coast.
The droutb wss severe in Northern Mexl;o-the
country deva tsteo BY he civil war and famine was
feared.
Quad .laiara was s,n besieged, and MirsmOn every
where surrounded.
The Liberals are marching the capital nd expect
10 be there by ahe 10th OF SCI tember