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Heard q Csuneflmsn.

Beard ~ COuncflmsn.
s<xous CHARGE rKxyxsxp AGAINST rns 0osroaArn1 Al
roRsEy BY PsnlDRr
mo Board nat last evening pursuant 70 aAjOuFnnest'
PresteAt Jsnss In the char.
When the nAuass e the previous meeting wore rod
Mr. PScusS presented petition frsn Spies o., n
dignsniy demonstrating against We action Of the Corp,
ration Attorney, who imposed nns Of Is for violating
city ordnance By suspeading awning The dssr
II their es,aSlAhssnt The CorpsrAnsn Attorney cansA
skinner, and The Common Council we're requested v
fund The s. 70 the ysuhsnsrs.
Preeseni JONES called Mr. Straw 10 the chair n order
ibas be might make speech upsa thu matter He lPresa
dent Jones) disagreed with Mr. Bogan who said Tho peti
Ton should bc rejected because was mot oouched N
respectful language He thought thai man VINO rsfss
sented $500 600 worth Of properly and paid annually
10 l ~s. osapssc 70 pss s. 70 IT,
Corporation Attorney He (the speaker) ives instrumcn
"a N appointing . special ooon'ssee 70 invest
office, and he hoped she investigation ~ouh os prose
cuseA with vigor How many people IN the CITY Of New
turn ssSs %seh under
statement for voaons Of ordinances and foor " ovo
so.s vent orr s &c ss not
uUn Attorney not but his ofce ~ss rssponnble for
and thA committee took ths subject up and seArched
prove ssmetnipg as would open The eyes q the public Of
New Ysek Tns gentleman who petioned had awning
Wa psrsnpsoriIy mad S. ne 0orporason Attorney
nshS well como 70 the CITY Hall and nae The menbers
e The city government for obsruostons n Be (he
sDeakes) had former ocCaaoa made charges against
the Cerpceauou Attorney, for which he held himself
spssnS INSIDE and outside o. the Board he would allow
10 man 10 stimidste him, and when tho proper uue
10 would appear before the commssee and provo
he charges he had made
NJ HoaAx objected the reception Of The petition, b.
Cause it vas clothed In disrespoctful language
Ar Lent steted that We petitioner was . gonslem n,
md was lsbcyips und excitement whsn peuned .
Objectionable language He characterized the iaugAt
upon The parties having awnings over their windows ~
unjust and observed that Thousands q dollars worth Of
gsoos had been already destroyed BY being exposed in
he public streets
Afsr further debate the petit Wa referred 70 tAs
Special Opmmttee.
Reports Of The committees On streets, Ss~srs d Fire
Department ~0s presented and laid over for future
aCetcn.
large number Of general orders pertaining 70 routine
mastsrs were adopted After which the lard adoarncd
Tueaday
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JONI l. sruonDkT, a Albany, ". Y, died ~ -
cnherpes Canada, At twelve O'Clock THURSDAY night
Mr. vss long The President OF ths Commercial Rsnk Of
Albany old and Influential csizss Of INST cfy, and
shrevd and emincutly practical lawyer. He served
serm IN oosrca eight Or ka ysars ego.
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OUR CHICAGO CORRESPONDENCE.

J. Ana Sswn hsn As sssss a Ne ~ tunsss - Ssy.
Al assg ~ rssA we're nswHful evidences q ~ rssss
ssssssy ssss blsws dcwn, houses usssSs<, barns -
sRyss, ~ ssssaui groves ed ssrsa- uprsssss, ~
Ne fearful starry It ~ violence and pswer.
havs learned d nnnsrsO dsashs, ~ WIKI ~
fswss have gwen yen II ths kHlsd nss ~ frsD
correct One gentleman viii whom ! cepveFssA sst-
naees the lees = property u s5so,eee.
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NEWS FROM HAVANA.

Rumored Capture Of Another SLAYER, Sc.
The Steamship Baltimore arrived on the TN Il Baltimore
iron Havana. Her dates are 70 The ID inst
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NEWSPAPER ACCOUNTS.

rumerod ~ Ama1cho mat The farmers h04 s9M0fo9
and fences destroyed and stock killed. also sassd
dat large ran was passing Oanache q the tne aaa
,hsssvery nas, numbering sPparau1U assuttwsny, was
IFrsn he Lyons Csy Advocate, Jmel1
becomes painful duty 70 record the msss dsrsss-
ing calamity that has fallen 70 % 70 W1aess-the e.
fe0as Il the tornado and We consequent ss of NE and
property Last evsnfng, Absut nina o'clsok, eaEne
rsa CAnsnche, about nine nisa below th6 cay, = ths
town hsd been vissed By tornado, and that many Of
asissns were buYisd IN ~ Yuns Tne alarm spresA
from house - house. and In very shert time husdreas
Of eur cissns were On tne way % NE scene q ihe ~
Capt Bristol inaedtateD put b sailing order.
We we're asng the afat to arrive st the ssens q the
disaster, and eur pen fan entirely 10 deptcs the sghs
thai met our viev We found the town. The msssaSsr
ana death scattered everywhsre within the weep o. The
devastation rs rst pile net our eye We the ruins
& The Alsrd House, occupied By n. 6. sessions, former
y hsm Ere, p hh was three story brick hotel,
bad = barrel Of suspowder been exploded within ne
walls. The inmates we're al more Or Ices huYt FREQ
tbs We proceeded 70 look about The town. and We found
that hardly house was lsft unhjursd, and many q
sss mem o s~sps entirely sS.y Every snsss., suidns !.
osny erected About sixty feet of this including the
cupea, denehhed, and tho remainder y nearly eli
reesc4 Front street presents scene q rain seldom
Witnessed every building ON either unro,fed en-
trcy destroyed. Tho dwelling and store Of Mr. Waldorf,
three story brick, entirely demolkheA and the famf
buried N The ruins Mrs. Waldorf and one child were
taken out dead, and two children rescued alive, and,
Strange 70 say. unburt NJ. Waldorf had bean feund
whsn We mr. s2oclook A. n m loa Of property In Ca
nanche alene cannot fan short u S26e 900 $500 900
In fact whasever tho tosn WORTH leas the real
tate, goae, and viii be scan II snoe that ad muee
osme hon some source 70 prevent those that us lst
alive nom suffering.
list m rur xrxxxn
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=. prvm Ws Anon DemocFns Exfrh, June ~
LU evening, About hall pass seven O'Clock, most tcr-
Eating wrath through our mSdsf
he ssorn approached from tn north, and - the
cicuds came nurryine up apparently divided portou
eo'ns directly souh and Ne oabsr psrs sskine south
easter course The tornado sed about nsern minutes
and dnrng tnS ume tnc Devastation wns almost ncslcu
up, and rides and ends Of buildings broken m During
the FIRST o. Tho storm The new ouifre fjus erccsed by
John Fnnh, NJ, ~ printing ofnos, Ten WIN trs
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Md IN ruins large and costN brick occx mtcnoea l1
~ totally dsmoihhed
GTss dvsllinS sousss Ia ss town shared auiAr fate
sos y . SSs nsssa.n. -. M sous.s ssd sssas
several dwelinp Standing upon Ne river bank we're
blown INTO the sream nd hsir inmates drowned. ran
- pasnine u Ne time with tweay men on board all q
whom were carried int the stream and drowned.
on osurss amid such terrible dessrsctea Of property
known. one report says any, though DO not deem u
porrecx
IN fs~ says WI ~ dsa.ss,y Known, and vil in
ms DO know: the To-. q NE was fearful counted
over tveny thres dead bodies, bcsdss many dangerous
xocnSss, Who lave s.scs disd Add 70 ;hs me hun
Gcrousy, and he IN swsIed 70 40 enormous length
me .osne When n. bodies we've taken from TIE ruins
The piercing shr,sk q anguish, which toId thai ssme
nanssd form had bssa rsoognizsd sti ngiss In
One poor girl, sse ssy one ,en q h~ry Of EIGHT,
nave uncua9oled vent 70 bsr gref shs fs1 upon ina
s'sp and ~ ssrssns %s sss ssss.s ' ssSsssS
when she f.lssed, end for ssns FORGOT hsr w.
nsls g,sf IN uso,ss s 80, nv :, "a s.s , ssss
rms BY fAsng timber, and yss sss nssbss frSnncsny
dung 70 iu lifelsn form.
and ssrucr de village q Albany, little town Of about
aoa iphsbranss AZ sf CAmanebe, tia storm pansd
through The hear, a NE ovn, de.soy'sg almost every
nscs' snd Two ch.rchss vers denofshed. Forufasciy
Die ~ Of NE there WIS much - than at oamanchs
ss MI pom. s ' sss s. sSa
~ greatest rsvages seem 10 have been IN tne vicinity o.
m so.s, number = deaths o.us.a BY this fearful vista
tsoa y - yea Impossible 70 say. II mus, reach nearly
49, though would MOI have you rely much upon 'nes
ne los Of property, TOO, s spc~mous n must iresci
hundreds of thoesnds Of dollars; though can spsa'
vss no oeSs.ssy Of shIs shsn Of the number o
Iwin try and ssnd you The fan particulars whom re
served.
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Tn Kansas the vnd storm seems v have preceded that
IL - Louis By two nights The cect was feh the worst
IN Lawrence on thursday nxht whom SAYS the Rpubif
can the wind nceascc 70 gale, the severssf thd hes
been FELT here snce The memorable tornado Of june 1850
considerable damage Vas done By The wind, unrcohng
the residence Of Dr Hoxue, sixth avenue pressed
BRICK house belonging 70 Dr. Crane On rrss svesoe and
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REVIEW OF THE
BALTIMORE MARKETS

ALCOHOL.-Alcohol is scarce and much irmer than il
was Some sales OF s5 cent made early in the
week at 40 cts but subsequently lots have brought
42943 cts per gallon and quote closing at these
figures
ALE AND PORTER -Tennent's Ale is still selling at
rs for XIX Scotch and 81 IS for pale India pnts
We quote Tennens Brown Stout in pints at 81 90 per
dozen. -
in them here. " '''s 's
BARK.-Querctron Bark continues in good demand
and quite firm We note sales week of about 600
bags at from so to % ton, fob and quote it as
ranging from SIS to % ton according quality
SWAX.-Beeswax is steady at 35(G36 cts Der h.
but we hear of no sales Of moment.
BREAD.-Bread is unchanged in price, and we still
quote it at AZ cts for Navy cts for Pilot cts per
b. for Water Crackers, less the usual discount
BRIMST0NE-We quote crude Birthstone nominal at
500 per ton There is however here any
expected here Immediately.
COFFEE.-There has been but little done here this
week in Coffee and for several days past the
It has been quite depressed There has been 900
bags received this week but the sales all Of which have
been OF Rio add only 600 bags The cargo of the
E Pluribus Unumh (some 5000 bags), which arrived
here last week. has however reshpped New York
wards OF bags For the 600 bags Rio sold prices
have ranged at from 14A to 154 cts and we quote Rio
to-day as ranging from to 154 cts the latter figure
being now the outside price for the best lots These fig
tations. We quote Java Coffee at 16H617x cts but
there is Laguayra here. The imports this week are
$500 bags Rio per bark Indus bags do per bark
Blue Wing; and $50 bags do per bark Sopna-total
1405l bags.
COTTON.-The demand is confined to the wants of our
own manufacturers with sales this week of about 500
bales ordinary good midng Upland and Gulf at from
~ to 12x cts cash and six months Holders are rmer
weeks quotations. which continue, viz:
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DEATH FROM VIOLENCE IN PHILADELPHIA.-Albert
Stevens, for number of years attached to the
Girard Bank as runner and watchman, died at
his residence yesterday morning, in Madison street.
from the effects of heavy slung shot blow on the
head, which he received on Saturday night, on
Chestnut. street, above Third. 1t seems that on
Saturday evening Mr.. Stevens was his way to
the Girard Bank to relieve the watchman there
While passing down Chestnut street, and when
within short distance of Third street, some music
struck up near Fourth and Chestnut. Mr.. Stevens
turned around to face the music, to see what was
going on, when, almost at the same moment, he
was struck from behind, and fell senseless to the
pavement. He recovered in few moments, reach
ed the bank and told the watchman what had hap
pened. He appeared to be suffering greatly from
the effect of the blow. He bled freely. Mr.. Ste
vens was conveyed home and placed under medical
attendance, but he soon became unconscious and
remained so until he died Philadelphia American,
Aug. II.
Archbishop Hughes, who is now in Toronto,
nrpached nm Sunday in ST Mioha al,s ia
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Sewing Machine
Arkansas Election

New York, Aug. l7.-Despatches from Arkansas
assert the election of Rector the independent can
dldate for Governor. Hewas 2,765 ahead of Johns,
the regular Democratic candidate with eighteen
counties to hear from. Hindman and Grant, Demo-
Gratis, are elected to Congress from the lst and I'd
districts
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New York Politics

NEW oRK, August lit is reported that both
the Democratic State Committees have agreed that
NJ Mr. Brady shall resign in favor of Mr.. Kelly for
Governor, with the contin gencv of the former 90.
ing to the Senate.
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HOWARD STREET FLoUR.-The sales of Howard Street
Flour this week include 240O bbls Super SIS So $50
bbs cut Extra at S562H and 500 bbs Extra at $6G6 2
and we quote Super. cut Extra and Extra closing
steady at the above figures
OHIO FLoUR-There is rather more Ohio Flour Offering
han there has BEEN and have reported this week sales
of 200 bbs Super at $3.50, 100 bbls. cat Extra at
S575Gl562k, and $50 bbls. Extra at So per bbI We
quote Super to-day at $780, cut Extra at 62I
and Extra at $6G6.25 per Dbl.
CITY MILLS FLoUR.-There has been less done in City
Mills Flour this week than last but there has been
inquiry for it, and note sales of $500 bbls Super at
$3.50, 500 bbs Extra at 1925 and $50 bbs do at Sc so
per Dbl Super closes today steady So but quote
Extra at S6.25G650 for standard, and $797 so per Dbl
for fancy brands
FAMILY FLoUR.-Famiy Flour is still selling at S. so
for Welch's and IS for the best brands of Baltimore
ground, but quote Ohio and Howard Street Family as
ranging from $637H to S675 per bbl Wehave reported
to-day sales of 300 bbs Ohio Family at So 371 per bbl
RYE FLoUR.-Rye Flour quoted early in the week
at 81 but subsequently sales made S74
per bbl and we quote it as closing at this figure.
CORN MEAL-Corn Meal has advanced within the past
few days l2h to % cts per bbl, and quote at
$3.62k per Dbl. for both Baltimore and Brandywine
Some sales of Baltimore Meal have been made within the
last day two at the above figure We the export
this week of some 800 bbs. all to the West Indies
The following the inspections of Flour and Meal for
the week ending August II, 1861
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Ohio Politics,

CHILLICoTHE, Aug. 1.-THE Bell and Everett
state Convention yesterday nominated a full electo-
raj ticket and candidates for Attorney General and
one member of the Board of Public Works No
nomination was made for Supreme Judge
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HENRY C. SPALDING & CO.,
Box No. $500 New York

Put up for Dealers in containing four, eight and
twelve dozen-a beautiful LithograIh Show Card accom-
anying each package.
n5- single bottle of SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
will ten times its annually every household W
Sold by all prominent Sationers, Druggists Hardware
nd Furnitue Dealers, Grocers and Fancy Stores.
Country merchants should make a note of SPALDING'S
PREPARED GLUE, when making up their list 1t will
tand any climate.
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SPALDINGS PREPARED GLUE.

SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE.
USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY sTATIoNERs.
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS.
sPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY HARDWARE DEALERS.
SPALDING's PREPARED GLUE.
SOLD BY HOUSE FURNISHING STORES.
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
SOLD BY FURNITURE DEALERS.
sPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY FANCY-GOODS DEALERS.
SPALDINGS s PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY GROCERS.
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
SOLD BY COUNTRY MERCHANTS CENTRALLY.
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LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS,
From WashinptOn

WASHINGTON. Aug. ia letter received here
from II Paso, dated July Goth, says: "The Church
party have taken possession Of the capital of
chihuahua, and the Governor of the Liberal party
with all his cabinet arrived here Yesterday where
he intends to make his last stand Gen. Cerdero
and many of the wealthy citizens of that State ac.
compsnied him, all running from the General of
the Church party
The steamship Richmond, now fitting out, will
probably be the flag ship of the Home squadron.
N complete returns from any OF the Census Dis
tricts have yet been received. In cases where the
Marshas have asked for further time additional
aid has been ordered.
The President left here this afternoon for several
weeks sojourn at Bedford Springs
The garrison of Fort kearney, having been great
ly reduced by the strong detachments sent to the
Pawnee Reserve to que the Indian disturbances,
Is to be immediately strengthened by all the avaia
Die infantry recruits now at Jefferson Barracks
Sewing Machine
CooPERsrowN, n. Y Aug. 1.-THE five great
sewing machine suits of Messrs Potter Wheeler
and Grove Baker against Geo. B. Sloat John B.
Gibbs and James s. Wilson and others, which last
summer were argued here before Justices Nelson
and Smailey by Messrs Clifford and Sloughton,
have been decided against the defendant on all the
points, fully sustaining Allen b. Wilson's feed
patents Perpetual injunctions have been ordered
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rtndln quiet, but they steady
at former quotations, viz 16k@1S for Adaman-
tine; 25@27 cts for Chemical Sperm; 37(9n cts for
Sperm; and 5O52 cts per h. for patent Wax Western
Mould Candles selling at IL cts, but City do
bringing l4@D16 cts. per ID.
CHEMICALS.-We quote Soda Ash this week at 2I
Gus Tor 80 per cent Sal Soda at 1x@1x cts; Bleach
ng rowders at 2x02x cts. and Bi-Carb Soda at 3x@
0s1 0aus1lc Soda is selling at cts per ID.
WI Eh.-We hear of no transactions to note this
Week IN copper We quote refined Ingots steady at q
~ c.s ana Sheahing at Is for Baltimore and 27
u.s. pc pe ~ ,or Engmsh. Yellow Metal Sheathing is bring
cts per lb. ass Il gff - u.s. ~ ~ " - -
COAL-The following are the cargo rates sor Cumber
land Coal viz $3l5 for ne so for run OF mine and
per ton for lump delivered board at Locust Point
ton ef22lQ lbs, r."
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'ribune, of this morning, says:
I'ST e''0S' - . ~ - '.'s..S II
The Philadelphia Ledger, of TODAY, saws:

negotiation, understand, is now going on by COM
mittees representing the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
and the Harrisburg Railroad reference the conso
daon of the two companies in interest they
branch Harrisburg with Lancaster and Columbia
and is used by the Pennsylvania Railroad Company,
under twenty years lease, link in the through
line of the Pennsylvania Railroad 1t has long been
thought that the Pennsylvania Railroad Company ought
not only to control but to the entire line through to
flttSburg and having three years ago purchased the
main line of the State Works. the Harrisburg road of
hirtysiN miles is the only remaining link wanting
to effect the desired consummation.
The Boston Courier, of Thursday says:
The market showed decided improvement all round to-
Day, and buyers were very anxious to fill orders The
advanced rates were realized in both solid and fancy
Railroads have an improving tendency with demand
floating stock '' "
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Manufactured by
HENRY C. SPALDING CO.,
As CEDAR STREET, New YORK
Address Post Office, Box No $500.
Annexed is Alphabetical List Articles which, if da
maged be restored to their original strength and use
fulness by
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NEW YORK MINING BOARD-AuGUsr I6

SO Isle Royae. $50 IL 100 Central. b30- 7
We have received the following from Peersons Phila-
delphia Detector:
Our New York correspondent writes that new and
dangerous five dollar note the Bulls Head Bank New
York city is being showed of the following description
Wig Drove of horses, trees etc., right end bulbs
head in circle, figure above and word five below on
left end Controllers die with figure above paper hard
and engrariag coarse
The New York Tribune, of this morning, says:
There further reaction in the market this
morning partially in consequence of the verish rise
of yesterday and partly the result of the continued
merng of the bears sellers option contracts The
orders, which came in like flood yesterday were un
doubtedy based upon the comparatively low figures of
Monday and the quick jump which followed took people
by surprise. To-day there is evidently disposition to
hold back for the recoi and the bulls have made no eff
fort to prevent the decline The interest is now
rolling rapidly, and in Toledo, Illinois Central and
Gaena, the contracts for delivery very large and
they increased from day day without important
effect on the market
The foreign bill market is quiet, and commercial bills
with better supply are slightly lower There has also
been an occasional concession made by bankers Sterling
is lO94 GlO91 for commercial and bank and IO94G
1898 for bankers, Francs are 5164 4G5l3A
Freghts-To Liverpool, 200 bbs Flour at 3s 10 900
bushels Corn at lOkd., in bags 900 do Wheat, at
104d in bulk, and lid. in bags; 5000 do Wheat per
steamer on private terms 1000 rkins Butter and 600
boxes Cheese at sos, and 25 bales Hops at 1d
The earnings of the Erie Railroad for the month of july
July, 1900 ................ 1861 ,S1S65
July, 1903 ............ 3l9,954.73
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C0COA-We continue TO quote Cocoa at 159l7 cts per
lb, but we hear Of sales making There no stock
here.
FEATHERS.-There Feathers in market but
they would bring readily if here as to so perlD
FlSH.-Thereis rather more doing ir Fish than there
has been We note sales this week from the wharf of
6ols Eastern Herrings private terms 100 bbls medium
No Mackere at S7(72 25, and 100 bbls large do SO
per bbl Eastern Herngs may be quoted at So 252 So
and we quote large No Mackere at s99 25per bbl Ale
wives range at from to 525, and quote Southern
Herrings before at s5a525 per bb short and full
brands. There are no Shad remaining in market.
FRUlT-There is no Sicily Fruit here but there are
few French Lemons in market which are bringing s1O
per box, Raisins firm rs for bunch and So per
box for layer
FLOUR-There has been fair business done in Flour
this week but the feeling in the market has been less
buoyant it was last week. and for Super prices have fallen
oil l2H cts per Dbl. Extra and Family have however
been selling through the week at fully previous rates
and for all varieties the market closes steady and firm
The sales for the week add about 10 900 bbs The fol
lnMinw is of he Last ,z
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-08-18

Archbishop Hughes, who is now in Toronto,
preached on Sunday in st, Michsels Cathedral,
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Large meetings OF the merchants and others were
held in New York and Boston on Thursday, to take
measures for the reliefof the Christians in Syria
Miss yaodenhotf, MRS Swinbourne,) the daugh-
ter OF Vandenhof, the tragedan, and herself an en-
inent actress died recently in Birmingham,
land. She was born in 1915. A Liverpool pap
thus speaks of her: "About three years ago she
married Mr.. Swiubourne, an actor of some repute,
but the union, we fear, was not happy one. Our
readers need not be told that the deceased was an
accomplished and beautiful creature, full of genius
and fine feeling"