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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-12
-Mr. RIaIls. Conte.1ed sea1.

WAsHISaroN, June all.--It is stated that
Mr.: Blair, having now received perfect vindi-
cation from the House, and established his
legal right, he is willing to resign his seat,
and meet Mr.. Barret or any other compet-
cessiOn. 'N'et -p,--
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-12

= A coPIoUs SUPPLY OF LIGHTSINa.-During
the terrific storm on Saturday night, saws
the Lexington MOI Statesman, the house Of
DR.. Pernot was struck and burnt. The
streams of lightning rolled down the street
north of the house in such large bodies as at
two different times to repulse gentleman
from closing down the sash in his room. At
the same time another of the family on the
west side, watching the playing lightning,
was cast back upon his bed with q few broken
glass lights in his immediate presence.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-12

ExTRAoRDrNARY Power OF LIGHTNING.-A
fash oflightning which struck the schooner
RoxbWy, at Boston, on Wednesday afternoon,
shiyered her mast, threw one Of the splinters,
upon the deck Of vessel which was lying at
adistance Of one hundred and fifty feet.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-12

CLEANING og FHR HAHBoR on SzBAsgoEoL.
Accounts from Sebastopol state that Ool.
Goweri has succeeded in clearing the hasbor
OF Sebastopol Of all the Russian ships Of war
dition, there are about Deven hundred tans Of
iron, anchors, &os " be raised. gaB hef 80
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-12

A WOMAN MAKES A BALLOON AscENsIoS.--
A young woman Of La Grange, Ga, went up
in a balloon week before last and her descent
was the occasion Of some excitement among
the country folks, white men as well as ne
gToes-.certain Of the former supposing that
celestial messenger had come to announce the
end fittings terrestrial. ~
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-12

SINGULAR ACCIDENT = A LOCOMOTIVE
BREAKs THROUGH STREET. THE other morn-
ing singular accident occurred at the corner
of Beach and Lineoln-streets in Boston.
One of Thurston's teams consisting of fifteen
horses, was drawing a locomotive, placed
upon platform cart from the Boston Loco
motive Works to the Boston and Lowell
Railroad Depot Just after the cart had
crossed Lincoln-street, the wheels nearest to
the south side of Beach-street, began slowly
70 sink into the ground, stopping all loromc-
tion. Itappeared upon examination that a
wall in the cellar of the -four store of Seaman
4 Co.,, which extends to the ourb-stone, had
given way under the heavy weight and that
this caused the accident The locomotive
wac fortunately chained to the cart, and both
gradually sunk over until the locomotive
struck the building, breaking the woodwork
of the, 'cab" and crushing in the stone side
walk but doing no other injury of conse-
quence.. The gradual fall of the locomotive
gave ample warning, and no person was in
jured. All passage through this portion of
Beach-street was Immediately stopped by the
police until the locomotive can be removed,
which will probably occupy day or two. 1t
was named the Transport and weighs
tyenty-seyen tuns. 81 .e'. 4.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-12

THE PRINCE OF wALEss vmTuE DEPENDED.
The Canadian papers protest against the
statement, which has appeared in number
Of papers in the United States, in regard to
the cause of the contemplated visit Of the
Prince of Wales to Canada-a love affair
with the Lady Caroline Yillars. The whole
affair is pronounced a nonsensical fiction.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-12
Tnr JAPANESE RMpass.poR (laoy

THr JAPANESE EMBAssaDoR Gaows ISpio-
rNAET, AND SPRAKs Monk PRoFANR EEeLIsH. y
Tommy 7 the sprightly Interpreter TO the
''muss' at Washington On Monday, a beau.
tifh young lady, with good deal of the
hanteur inr her manners declined TO LEI
Tommy kiss her, jwhervupen the young
Tycoon declared she was much DID proud 2
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-12
,TsATLwAx MATrERs.


JrTNW ~ TRAINS DEPkRf,,D dRfl -
LIrrLE MIAMI u minutes faster than CITY tims,l
o A. M. and II p. NJ. Columbus Accommodation,
4 p NJ. Xania Accommodation, M "a.
UisctNNATI, HAMILTON AND DArroN--f7 minutes
faster than City time, o A. NJ, 1910 Ann, 0,3O
T. NJ. and @ P. M. Hamilton Accommodation, 4 A.
n. and $50 p. M. =. 1T ~ -. :
OHIO ASD MIssIssiPPI--li2 minutes sIo,fer than
City tims,l 4t25 A. NJ. and 5tS5 p. M. Iouisyills
Accommodation, P. NJ 5ar
INpiAHAPoLIs AND CINciHsAri sHoRr lLnr--fIs
minutes slower than City timc,1 5,1O A. NJ. 11,SO
A. M, ind @ r. M. 4i TuFrd n 'T-IGG
hAhisFFA AND 0rscfNNkrf-t7 minutes faster than
CITY tme,l 5i45 A. NJ. and,:li3O PM KFyu-
coviNdroN AND LExfSdToH-ICity time,1 5,45 A.
nj. and 2i25 P. M.
CNoIsNATL RIoHMoNp AND INDIANAroLIs--t, A.
M, 2s3O 2. M.,dP. NJ. tNREl
AHH TRAlNB ARRIVE # if III
1trrrS MIl,itF $3.50 A. NJ, s A. NJ. s11,oa 4, NJ.
and 4s4O p M " ~ NJ ~"
ONO AND MIssIsspPI-sIS0 A. M, 12,2S p. M.
and 0i5O P. N. -rrr FrrD
CINoISsArI, HAMILTON AND DAYToN-7sd1 A. NJ.
1910 A, NJ, 4 P. M, $3.50 p. NJ, 9i35 p. NJ. and
IsDrAsAPoL1s AND C1So1SNArI-1O15 A. M,
4 p. NJ. and 10 p. N. ~
, MARIETTA AND CNcIsN<rI-1OiO6 A. NJ. and
Js13 p. M. l14 WA
CoyrSsTro9s AND LExisorch-1O,85, A. M. and
CNcIENArI, BIcIrNosp AND. IsbrANAruLIs-7,4b
A. M, 4 ?. M, $3.50 P. NJ.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-12
Remarkable Flight Of Boys from n House
of Refuge-NarrOw Escape from Death i'm

hemhrkoOte Fught OF boys from n House
Of Refuge-NarrOw Escape from Death in
sewer ~ .ilus1 uIa a.li. or.l a' U.
On Sunday morning, shortly before the
time for Sabbath-school, twelve boys, in
mates of the House of Refuge at Rochester,
N. Y, absented' themselves from the wash
room. Their absence was not noticed for
fifteen minutes; then immediate search was
made, aud for moment no trace whatever
could be found of Them on going around the
outside Of the wall two or three coats be-
smeared with mud, lying on the ground, re-
vealed the course Of their operations. There
is sewer, twenty rods in length, running
nom the center of the yard and Terminating
four rods outside of the wall. This sewer is
used for draining the yard, is three feet under
ground, and only ttoeRty inches square, and is
guarded by two iron grates-one at the vent
in the yard, and the other directly under the
wall. ---
1t seems that duringthe week previous the
boys had filed off one bar of the CRATE In the
yard, leaving an aperture of about eight
inches. Through this passage the twelve
boys passed in q minutes time, and single
file they crawled down the sewer to the
second iron gate, where the first boy sue
ceeded, with the aid of a broken shovel-blade
in opening passage under it, through which
all passed but the last one, who got foul, re-
naming there ten hours before it became
known, when he had to be dug out. Five of
the boys had got fairly off when the escape
was discovered; but they were retaken the
same day. The rest, with the exception of
the one left behind by mistake, were drawn
out OF the sewer in sorry plight. He who
was taken out last of all was nearly dead.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-12
SAN sLIex'a IDEA & or I rnnsArios.-+sam

sam Sticks IDEA OF CoMPEEsATios.--Sam
Slick says: .o.v ri ssw 4gdinii 1so-1isi 40. 3
Yesyes natur balances MI things admirably,
and has put the sexes and every individual OF
each on a par. Them that have moro than
of another. When there is great strength
there ainN apt to be much gumption. "A
handsome man in general way aim much
of a man. a beautiful bird seldom sings.
Them that have genius have no common
sense. A fellow with one idea grows rich,
while he who calls him afool dies poor. The
world is Ikea baked meat pie; the upper
crust Is rich, dry and puffy; the lower crust
not bad generally; but the smallest part Of ali ii
is that which fiayors the whole. oia' .neW
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-12

A correspondent writing from Denver to
the 81, Joseph (Mo.) Gazette, says that more
than one-half OF the emigrants in the mines
and on their way out will return before next
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-12

i .PITTslURe, june Inn .-aRiver seven feet
four inches, by the pier-marki and falling.
Weather clear and warm. 5.t'sp,, oI 1ge;
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-12
LATEST VIA LONDONDERRY.

Paris Nay 3l.--The Aonitew announces
that the session of the Corps Legislatif has
been adjourned till the Both June.
Naples, May 30--9:30 A. M-The lombard
ment of Palermo lasted several hours. Gar
ibaldi entered the town on the 26th.
The headquarters of Garibaldi are in the
center of the town. The number of the
killed is large. .gt,.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-12
BENEFIT OF MIR. CeUGHLIN

DENETII UF MIX. -C6UGHLIN,
Box Doorkeeper,pp which occasion an -unnsua al va
,iety OF atiractionw be offered. Including the fol-
lowing volunteers: Mr.. O. J. SMITH, the we'll
known Tragcdian, and the celebrated German Thea
ter Company, who will appear in a lauehable Ger.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-12

A dance has been composed by Gottschalk
called "Creole Eyes" which was performed
by him for the first time, recently, at one of
his concerts in Havana. ..-,f li--
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-12

The .telegraphic operator at Villa Clara,
Cuba, Senior Bosmeniel, on the night of the
25th ult., was assaulted by some unknown
villain. ~ p .an..f .I-m--L--. a.u.L ~. I ll
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-12

al Anthony Bee, aresidentof Putnam County,
Ind, was run over by the north bound
freight. train, at Greencastle, q day OF two
since, and instantly killed, 'sla7N - .
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-12

= A little boy at jackson, Michigan, was
bitten by rattle-snake, and would have died
last week, had not an elder boy sucked out
the poison from the wound. ...r
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-12

A man was arrested recently in Buchanan
County, Mo-, for stealing two negroes; but,
though a mob hung him up two or three
times, he would not confess. +.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-12

A German physician who had been max,
ing desperate loyeitb the girls at Yincehnes,
Ind, recently left there In haste as II waS
discovered he was married, with various I'M
settled accounts. --.....' y y M s.gs' -.-------
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-12

The City Council of Atlanta, Ca, recently
subscribed $4,000 and the citizens $2OO,OO6,
to aid in construction of u railroad to Jack
sonville, Ala.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-12

A gentleman passing, some two weeks
since, through very public thoroughfare In
Havapa, early in the evening, was felled to
the earth and robbed of his watch, jewelry
and $i'7oo. ,IehwoQ-a5ooE a'9n
Henry NJ Kinball,a aCyonng man, while
bathing, last week, in the Mississippi oppo-
site Memphis, went Though unable to swim)
70 the aid Of q strangllng companion, E. F.
Gage, and both were drowned. a9OIayIa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-05

The coouB TRADE vs.. THs slavr Ta,pE We Ia
formed that by the next steamer tn round Of t3sT
900 viii he sent drafts TO England 70 charter vessels
70 20 10 China and take coolies for Ha rans according 70
the recent perm sson g-anied BY the spanish govern
mebt. Said amount OF moSey came into this country
with he express Of charterng vessels but az the
contractors h. the fate Of the vessels going
Africa they became afraid and decided at
20 to England Our informant states that IL 10 i'm pos
sble OBTAIN convenient vese for the coolie trade
which viii not be corfounded by the Authorities with
SLAYER and Of course wishes to be In trouble IN
ports when is easy 20 charter good sailing ships IN
Great Britain. We supposed thai, vas matter OF little
moment the difference between legal aud
illegal cargo but the rules berg founded the appear
ance OF H. the csssncato dspclds entirely the eyes
Of tie inspector. II such is the case, established
standard should be had this important matter. The
icriss irresponsible for the damages they by
The detention o, vcssts and the bona ie merchants pre-
fer In the present case to 90 somewhere else rather
than expose themselves 10 loss Ia ports Tais
matter should be looked into by Exeter Hal.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-05
Capture OF . Murderer i'm A kansas.

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark, Oct. J, 1850
me murderer cf the two persons whose bodies were
found the mountain road between ,hs place and Wan
Buren, the 70. ult brought here last night THIS
morning large crowd collected and insisei LOO hAng
Ing him Al once but by the repeated cf1ris Of most
innus ntsl citizens the trowd aaay proEa'ci upos
70 allow his captors W take him back 20 the county in
which the deed was committed. Il is thought that no
win be hung " day or 70 m,foT. lis wife Is IN custody
s Accessory.
yAs BrRsS, Oct Z, 1880
The murderer has conissse ia gull, and been lodged
in jail Two hore thieves, Lamec oSen and Robnscn,
arrested this morning. aui will Probably meet with
summary punishnent The Vigilance Committee are
actively engaged in RIDING the country Of host Of Law
ts chaiacterl Who infs the counties bordering the
Indian country. All suspected persons are closely
"a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-05

prohibits the Mormon priesthood from inter-
fering in political contests further than to exer-
else their franchise as citizens and he gives his
people full latitude to vote as they please.
These innovations will put to the test the
question whether il is in reality the spiritual or
grossey features OF the creed that prove 30
s,ropg an attraction to the thousands who an
pua,ly join the Saints. Ia the mAa..
Young seems 70 be losing none of his popu-
larity with the people of Utah. The thirteenth
anniversary Of Mormon independence was cele-
brated in the last week of July, by grand pic
mic at the Big Cottonwood lake, where the ut
most enthusiasm was displayed, and where the
head of the church set the example of enjoy
nent by leading off in a cotillon. 1t is this
readiness to share in the amusements of his
people, and to promote their social comforts,
that constitutes one of the chief secrets of Brig
hams extraordinary influence. Would not the
sour ascetics who deal out damnation from the
pulpit to all who partake of such innocent plea
sures as dancing do more for the cause of reli-
gion by initiating his policy. The silken cord
by which Chaucers priest conducted his con-
gregation to Heaven is surely gentler and
surer guide to salvation than denunciations
which shock the soul without convincing the
reason
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-05
New Topographic Arrangements.

The telegraph hpcs OF the New York and Sewfound'
land Telegraph Company, extending from Port Hoaa 70
St Johns and Cape Race, T., and from saoxviieS
TO Charlottetown, T. LIN all about eishs or nine
hundred miles In ex.enthavs been leased Tor term o.
years by the New York Associated Press, aud Mr.
Mckay the mast and present excellent General Supsrin
tencent OF The hines ne new arrangement goes into
effect on the IL, OF November Much extended
arrangements being made intercept the European
steamers of Caps Race with prospect OF obtasag
news from large proportion Of The passing steamers,
which nov number o,r t1o hundred ner anGlsS from
Europe Arrangements are also 10 progress by which
~nmercial public will have greatly increased and
''e :. facilities for trarsacting European and
Ao4e i0'iAoio - Newfoundland line.
other business yer A..
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CITY Intellfgsn>

THE BALLOON VOYAGE TO EUROPE -Anothe. Sra A-s ~
aeronautc fame has sprung up in the person OF =
Gee Of Rome, New York who Is making preparation ~
balloon voy age TO Europe lie has JUS! completed mon
ster balloon in which to make the trip and will start at
an early day II is called the United States, and Is the
largest balloon ever constructed, being neTly three
times larger than Lowe's II will hold 73l % feet OF
gas $50 feet high lis feet diameter and has lifting
power Of 60 900 pounds Mr. Coe intends bringing II TO
this city time in the early part OF next week and
will exhibit at Palace Garden Mr.. Coo has practical
experience Of the difficulties Of baoonng, having Loot
during OF his aerial trips, and therefore will
undertake his perous journey with full knowledge OF
the nnumerable obstacles TO be encountered.
Tnx WELCOME THE WIDE AwAgEs The visiting Wide
Awake companies 70 have been formally welcomed,
through their delegates address by David Dudley
Field at Cooper Institute last evening butsby some mis-
understanding the affair had been postponed until Thurs
day night next, which fast announced by Simeon
Draper only when audience Of about one hundred per-
sons had assembled In the building. Mr. Draper made
few remarks. in which he complmened the republicans
for the demonstration o. the evening previous alter
which alee club, ling itself "Od A5es Choir, sang
several political campaign songs and the people dispersed
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The Overland Wall.

FoEr SMITH, Ark. Oct 4, 1870
The overland mail from San Francisco which iefi On
the l4h Of Sepemb,r arrived here last evening eight
o'clock, with Ave passengers Everything ia reported
quiet aopg the route
The nsmes Of the murdered By part7 OF Nexicaas
at HosIsve station, near Los angeles, the circgr-
stances Of which previously reported, we're J. r.
Williams, late of Milwaukee, aud ". Langley, Of H.
brou Licking county, Ohio 1t did not appear thai roo
berry the object Of the MURDERS for nothing
ried nom the premises. The unfor in
the service Of the mail company At the time deed
com
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-05
Police Inselligencs.

RaruKR sraTuors-oa Wednesday evening p,iico
Arse-scn q the Eleventh precinct arrested young
MAJ ram,d Richard G Dean alas Dunn, alias Andrews
on sspiccn Of stealing Of caps from the premises
no. 20 broadway The prisoner, appears, was Offering
q number Of Tho stolen caps for sale, and not being
sble ~ give q satisfactory account o. the way
in which no became posceeed Of the same, the
oGlcer Rrrested him. On the person Of Dean
found q pumbcr Of pawn tickets end some skeleton
KEYS which, In addition W the stolen caps, made out
q good ssss n suspicion ~ least The prisoner wss
brought before Justice Bremen the Esscx Market Po
lice court, who committed him for examination.
A RascatiY rmcK-h Mrs.. Conn, o. No. l72 Broomc
street. standing al The corner Of Broadway and Grand
street on wednesday evening, hooking 81 The torchghs
procession Of the Wide Avakes m,echevous person
threw quantity Of vitriol upon her dress an cape
Destroying tie gumens The police could obtain no clue
10 the perpesrator Of the rascally outrage.
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The Toledo and wabash Railroad.
rotrpo oct 4 Isso

loIkp0, Oct 4, 1850
At a meeting Of the stockholders Of the Toledo aud
Wabash Railroad Company, held In this city yersieday,
the following Board Of Directors unanimously elected
for the ensuing year;-A Body, J. yarnum, O. II.
Knox, .. d. Morgan, B. Wilson, John wlsoa Johu Rich.
ardsoD, James I. soupper, Henry Kent, H MorrgoD,
VIM. Baker, Warren Coburn, Geo. Cecil James spoa.s 8,
Robert Breckinridge and Vim Kent The officers Of tire
road for the ensuing year all re-etced With the
exception Of j. varnum elected Treasurer place Of
n M
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-05

CosoyRr TINS E'ENIsG "A veal sad INSTRUMENTAL con-
cert Tor the benefit Of Mr.. John Beth gentleman who
accidentally lost his eyes,eht, win be given City
Assembly Poems. on Broadway this evening TIE artists
VINO have kindly volunteered the. this chart
,Rbe and auiabe undertaking already well known
the prbc and their sufficient guarantee that
the entertainment will be excoen Miss Agnes salher
lard will make her It appearance after successful
through the Csnadas, and koOers.as concert bsnd viii
DC in Attendance The concert wiil at eight
O'Clock and II Is hoped Will ne lberaly patronizsd.
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Swans cotsr-tncrrr -psrt --So- 1889 absl
Aesa s2g3 sl95 $780, 543f a0sT 1920 4i15 45ie 55I3
tsss .2s ssh. iip5 2se9 lTaT 5slb, 5sst sts9 CAL
sIiT 2lss $3.50 5ls3 646T. 1923 $500 1895. Part
- 637s lsaa 2ss2 as2i $780, 527s 2ola ao1t 1883,
s.2o 5L37 9tOs 1895 Ass 6s72 55as $3.50 $685. b42t
Ns2 b55s, lass Sass, b3io. b2io, 55i2 t222, ASS,
toto
srrtFoR rorRr Part i.-Nns eel T0I, 7o5, 7oT
49, 7ifi, III. no 72r, rl9. 1e5 1877 100 IA. T43,
145, s41; ISL, 553 7t5. ISL, 75s, T63, 766
cossos PIr.r.-par, -Sc-. 2soi, pool 1915, 2o55,
aoFd. 1850, 3T5 l. 2i3T 2iso 2iao 2i4i. 2iii. 4o5,
sit6 Part Mos 2is5 2iis. 2lss, 2ise, 2i50, 2l52
e 2l56, 37p, 3so ISL, p7, los, 1868
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PHrLADRLrHfA sToCs koARD.
PmrApurprA, Oct q, 1851.
STOCKS heavy. Pennsylvania state 6's e0T Rad
us Railroad isk; Norris Canal, 81; long Island Rail
road tsk: Pennsylvania Railroad, AZ sight cxchspEe
On New York at par. -.
SvASsAH, Ost 4, 1880.
Cotlor-Salss 10 cay coo baIes, 81 Unchanged rates
Sefs * the week, 24oo sales receipts o. the wees'
~ eco bales Exchange on London per cent premium
Arsrsrs, Oct 4, 1850
C,t,or-Marlet UNCHANGED ssles 70 day, $50 bales.
CHARLvrus, Oct 4, tsto.
Cotior-saits Of the week. s5o bales business large
hu, prices unchanged Receipts Of the week, III 800
bales 80.
Ra'.lv1aE, Oct 4, 1890
Flour quiet ard steady Howard street aud Vno, - 70
WHEAT 1fm. rcd, sl - a 81 IS, white, ~ 70 VI %
Crt--Selios. esc. Tie white, zoe TSc ProTisions
declining and lover. pnrk, se 10 Western lsrd
Isc one aaive ard hrm Of l4s.c. 1870. Whisky
stsadv ~ 22r 22Lc
lnA-t@. Ta4a, "a. ., asSt
Flour GRIN II " e2X sE - whs.s steady ralss,
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The New York State Fair.

EIMRa, Oct. 4, LEGO
The receipts during yesterday and 10 day smouat to
about $4,000 The Attendance during ths forenoon
immense. heavy rain continued IL tho ai,srnoou
teriay interfering with the arrangements The godrd
and keeping away large number OF vislers Tomorrow
the annual address win delivered BY Josiah Qancy
Jr OF Bostop, and in the afternoon will occur q rcpe.
lion Of tho between Flora Temple and George VI.
Patchen. On saturday there viii be har lie race be
tween the Canadian horses.
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Appointments by the Preaidsnt.

WAsHisGToS, Oct I, 1850
The President has appointed J. J. sprenger of Pcnnsy
wanna, Consul TO Venice, vice sarmento, resigned john
Parker, Of Virginia, Consul TO Honolulu, vice Buell. de-
clined Charles Rchm md OF Michigan Consul e Lthsla
vice Chandler, recalled, and william Barchari, u Ne~
York, Corsul to Comayagua aad saha, a9nda.
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Boston, oct. y, 1900.
The bark PANEL Webster arrived 10 day, from Malaga
sept 4, Win cargo Of fru The ra'sins we're sold
at auction 1850 boxes syerti So, 1900 boxes banchcs,
81 So aud COO garter boxes DO. zoe the remainder
Al aversge rater
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qualified to discharge his task without turning TO the
book, q treat may be expected q, his hands.