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The GILLIAN MINIsTER.-As we have already
stated, Don Juan Bello, the Minister from Chill
to this country, died on Sunday evening last, Al
the Clarendon Hotel in New York. His disease
was OF an asthmatic character, and his death wa,
very unexpected to his family and friends, who
are now here with him. Mr.. Bello has been for a
number OF years employed by the Government OF
Chill In important political posts. He was former
" a Professor OF Law and Literature in the San.
hago He commenced his diplomatic career as
Secretary to the Chill Legation In Paris, where be
remained several years. He was then promoted
az Minisser to this country, arriving here about
s,ght months ago Last June Mr.. Bsllo left
as1ington and went to Glen Cove, Long Island
spend sne summer, and was about tofreturn to
y, "a.1iag'on at the time Of bis deceass. He was
'lirty- i've years Of age ,I ~ Z
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|O EAGLE STOVE HOUSE. OIo

3IS EAGLE STOVE HOUSE. 0Io
wish to call the attention of all those wishing
TO obtain a first class Cooking Stove, that the
aching void can now be filed by purcha-Ing on. Of
my YOUNG AMERICA D0UBI.E[rOP GAS
tONSU MERS-the entire top being double and
so arrange that circulation of air kept up be-
sinking and becoming warped dixie many Others !
which prevents them from baking well afterwards.
COOKING STOVES. VIZ: The Fuel Saver, with
or wthout xtensIon top; Challenge, Telegraph,
others, which will be guaranteed To give setisfac-
ton to purchasers. Please call and examine, at
&. WOODWARDiS
No. 31s Penns) wanna avenue,
SELF 81 Between 10th and nth SITS.
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TRr OPERA by an advertisement I'm anotbe,
column Il win be seen that the Coon., 1890,
Opera Troupe will open in tb,. c,tr ON Mood,
next They are now PLAYING I'm a,I,,n,o,. :,
crowded houses Since their ,..t .nr-..-
her- The troupe have added ten mors ,,,,..s. -
their number, making over twsnty.two IN NJ,
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lust RECEIyED, . fine stock Of W.,
= SLorHiNS, Prince q Wales Hats, ia ssnes !,
CLOTHING STORE. No. leo SsyeatS st.S.s
opposite Post Otf~e ~'e..n o. street
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WANTS.

WANTED-By two young girls a SITUATION,
w one as cook laundry maid and the other
chainbernaid or chlld's nurse. Apply at 3S2
Twentieth ct, between Pa. avenue and II st.
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OraWa, Ill. ....... .cioudy, So wind NV
Barometer at the Smithsonian at a. m, fcor-
rected for temperature,) 30 bi4; at noon, 3O,62s
Thermometer at a. m, 90; at noon, T2o.
Maximum during as hours ending a. m. to-
day, TX; minimum e5' -.-t
Amount Of rain yesterday, twenty-six hun
dredths of an inch. t
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IL Letters from Damascus, dated the 10Th ult
inform US that, early on the morning of that day,
sixty four Of the MOslem citizens of Damascus
were found hung before their own doors These
are the first executions for the massacre In Damas
Gus This has thrown the city into gloom deeper
than before. The few Moslems who had ooened
their shops have closed them to-day The Jews
keep to their own quarters. Few Christians ap-
pear IN the streets to-day. The Moslems are down
cast, and many Of them weeping The women of
those hanged and those Of the prisoners now fear
ing the worst are weeping and screaming In their
houses or In the streets, and cunning the dogs and
swine for " hose sakes Moslems are being hanged
The poor Christians I'm the Castle (about 7.Oeg)
are fearful aud anxious, and more DESTROYS than
ever to get away. One hundred and thirty pris
oners, tied together in parties Of ten, have been
marched to the plain for execution, and 300 We're
sent from the city with their hands In wooden
yokes Yesterday there Were ysUO under arrest.
The Pasha Is DESTROYS to detan the Christians nd
induce them to 60 to the houses from which he
has driven the MOslems - The foregoing is the
testimony Of an English gentleman who has re-
NAMED In Damascus during the entire crusade
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By BARNARD a BUcKEY, Auotioa..I:

By BARNARD a. BUCKLEY, Auctionsers
G;e,adern, y. G.
~ puBLlc AucrIoN.-Oa FRJDAY kFrEEL
NOon a,st, at hall past O'Clock, viii eel. in
irent a o. the premises, that desirable residences
boundary OF Georsetovn. ID. G., and oantAinln9
ABOUT tnlrty i've sefse OF ald, Improved by GOOD
House, &C.. The situation is beaufIfsi. Rixt And
%sts1 and Is BY several sPrnss Of pure
Terms: One-third cash; balance In one, two.
aro three years, bearing Interest secured by deed
se I'D RARNxpnA p,-~v.x -.
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NV YORK PoLIrTcs Peopls's Fusion
MOrsms"f. The Union and anti-Republican
nesting held at New York on Monday evening
10 acknowledged, even by the Tribune, to have
been one Of the largest and most effective demon.
STATIONS Of the present campaign. Among the
speakers were the HonSF F. Wood, J. J. Henry
Esq, the Hon. II. w. Hillard, of Alabama, ex
Governor Morehead, Of Kentucky, r. Holmes
Esq Of Boston, the Hon. John Cochran, and
Mr.. Wright, Of Missouri. The utmost harmon,
pervaded the proceedings, and the proposition t.
appoint committee to nominate one straig ht- on
Union ticket for the defeat Of the black republi
cans was received with such applause and hearth
ness Of enthusiasm are seldom witnessed
A grand torchlight procession Of the Unior
Leagues and Minute Men took place In connec
ton with the demonstration, and at a late hon
the immense gathering broke up with loud cheer
for the Constitution and one straig ht out Unior
ticket The President of the nesting, Mr. Joshu.
Henry ysvss authorized to form the new tic ket
and Pfomulgate 1t for the SURFACES Of the people
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Sc nd BARNARD BUCKLEY. Auo,.

By >. G. MCGUIRE q CO., Auotaoneer,.
STOCK OF fURNITURE AND HOUSE
- runnisHIns GOODS AT PUBLIC AucrIo,-Dn
MONDAY MORNING, September 9srh AT ten
oclocr, - the Housefurnishins Store OF the lsts
hrm OF BontI Coombs, on Seventh street he
tween and rs, We shall sell the rntiro ,tock -
furnltnle and Housefurnishiuf Goods without re-.
serve 70 close the como IN. The stock oomprisel
Mahogany, and Walnut HAIR Spring seat Sofas,
Aim chars, Rockers and p aror Chairs Of va
Ma e-top fables, Card ard Fancy rable..
Whatnots, Lounges, Cane seat tsLairs
G!t and Mahogany Frame Minors,
Clooks,, Cane and woCd-Eeat, Arm and Nurse
Painted CottsEe Chamber Sets.
walnut and Mahogany Dressing and Plan Blu
Marble top and Painted washstands.
Toilet Sets. Window Shades Corulces
" GOD seat Arm Chars, stump Ch,Irs
Coitage and othsr Bedsteads, wardrobax
E,s =, hSsk mattresses, Boosters aad PIovs.s
china, Glass and Crockery War. =
Knives and Forks, Spoons Tin w.ra -
GrarPets. ca 10th, Rugs, Mats, 70, &c.
Aosethsf win many articles Ia tbs housefurnisb-
ing Line not neoessar, 20 enumerate >
$50, fnrnlture W agou, Horse and Harness.
IslWs; y - AMI under, cash; over thai .um q
credit OF |, 2 and months, with interest for ss
proved endorred notes, bearing interest.
HENRY BONTZ, SnrviyIas partnAr
se7-d j. G. MC6UlRE& co, Aacts
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THE EVENING STAR.
WASHINGTON CITY:
WEDNESDAY. September 10, 1860.
spirit Of the slsrning Pres

The Coxssitstion discusses "Mr. Stewards rule
Of Interpretation Of the Federal Constitution"
and in another article, replies TO the I"tsseseey
on the right Of secession
The Isfsligsseer treats upon Whist II considers
the Inconsistencies snd conflicts Of the Breckin
ridge press in to the position Of that gen.
tleman.
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WANTED-Ten HANDS and FIVE APPREN-
w TiCES, to work at the dressmsking. =. r.
p. m. Apply at Mrs. MARY A. EATON'S, 10th st :,
hear Pa avenue asa.
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n IMPORTANT NOTICE.
DR. p. A. COBB Has superior Oil which he
recommends TO remove all Kinds of Pains in the
human family. such as Rheumatism, Nervous
Headache, Strains, Sprains, Neuralgia, Mashe.,
Cuts. and Brnfses -
He is stopping at Mrs Fitzgerald's, No. 4T4 Pa
avenue, Room No. 3, where he would like to see
every person, with ell kinds of pain, if they wish to
be cured in from to % minutes 71.0-
He will try the Oil on all that come, free of
charge.
o. He expects to remain here till FRIDAY, September
q, 1850. Sc 9-2ts
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A CADEMY OF MODERN LANGUAGES
"A tWAsHIsGroN BUILDING
Pa AreHus, Corner Of Seuentk Street
fRiVAnk ISsIkNH66Tl9Ss N ,FFREkGH AND SPANISH.

DAY AND EVENING CLASSES A"Ish'
TRANSLATIONS.
A nj. De MONTHURKY, Professor or Madam
Langaases and Literature, has the honor to an
Lessons on Wednesday next the 18th Of San,am
esr N the ass ssSys prepared also to
Lecture upon the French lite ratnrs foo tI Vi
Time. =" '"o Tfsseht
For terms and further particulars inop;,s o, ,,.
Academy where Prof de MOnthurry viii he r ZIG t
tendance daily from to II q and from to o. m.
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~ WOOD. wOODm
am daily receiving large suppl es ofCOAI, from
the very best Pennsyyanis mines, which viii sell
at reasonable ices Also, the bet quality OF OaE
Pine aud Hickory WOOD, cut and SPLIT al ens ths
Call and leave your orders. X. w. BATES,
-, Wood and Coal Dealer
Sc II (StatesI Cor. and I4th sts near Canal
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WANTED-A large UNPUBLISHED ROOM,
Second floor preferredl In q central location,
VII permanent board for lady and gentlemen with
one small child and nurse Address B. G. at this
office. 90 is at
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WANTED-A WOMAN to do washing and
W ironing and to assist in chamber work. Best
tween Sd and a.. "a 1851
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CSOn WANTED TO BORROW THIS
WJOO. amount for one year, for which liberal
interest and sat- sfactory security will be given.
Address through Post Office, with rate of Idterest
expected, X. w. Sc 1885,
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w. SPECIAL NOTICE.
w Take great pleasure ia returning our thanks
To our numerous friends for their very liberal Dat-
Ionage in the School Book Trade. and especially Ia
the hundreds who were compelled to leave without
gettlhg supplied would make our bow NAV
stll Keep full snpples on hand. and let our thou
sands oil customers tell OF our prices. =
w. ID SHEPHERD,
Sc l5-IW corner Seventh and ID afreafs
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WANTED-A respectable and experienced
w WOMAN az chambernlafd and seaflstress In
a small family. Also a good COOK who is capab, 9
OF doing the house work Of small family. Apply
~ the northwest corner of and Nineteenth sts
between 10 and IL o'c ock. Sc 10 ST.
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FOR SALE-A NEW SPRING WAGON ana
=! = rMARNESS, suitable for a grocer g9sn
X F.. mcgee, at the National Hack W0-
S'onos 1885,
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WANTED-A competent WOMAN to cook,
wash and iron for small family. Also, q
HOUSE sERVANr. Such az como well recon-
mended will receive liberal wages a.d permanent
homes, at 421 r. street. 1t.
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WANTED TO SELI.-Ons OF Hunt Web
w stei's best MACHINES, suitable for tailors
nearly new and in perfect order Can be seen nj
any time at Mr.. O'BRIEN'S, GA, corner .DfA
and l. streets saSXHf
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i CHARM.
A supply of this wonderful Medicine just re-
ceiyed. Also, a large supply of fresh MEDI-
CINES, TOILET ARTICLES, &c. -7.
At MOORE's
Sc 10 2w West End Drug Store, I13 Pa av.
WEDDING PREVENTS, PARIS FANCY
w GOODS, WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c
/. We open this morning choice assortment of new
and elegant Goods. designed especially for We'd
ding Presents. -.
=, Also, great variety of Paris Fancy Goods, fine
Fans, Ivory, Amber, and Shell Combs. and all the
n.wer styles OF rich Jewelry, Watches, Silver
Ware, Sc. NJ. w. GAIT & BRO,
Jewellers, 354 Pa. avenue
ne 1885, doors west of Browns Hotel
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Npvv 9 M.ERccAaAFT rAILORING. -
WALL. s MrEHkpS, ~ !, yEEsSfISSsia '

nla Aysnas. have just received q large variety q
Of their friends and customers. "a So Il
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W. SEALED PROPOSALS
w ILL Be received by the subscriber until the
24th instant, 1t II O'CLOCK M, for furnishing seven
cords OF good merchantsble Oak Wood Tor the
207 street north.
The fus is to be delivered before the soth nj,
ured. - '
Proposals should be addressed to the Subscriber,
and endorsed Proposals for tuei," =
NORRIS Z. MILLER,
- Captain Assistt Quarterrpaster,
n. Ass,J QrAaTERMssIKR,s OrTIcE.
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III The work Of taking the census of Phils
delphia will not be completed for several weeks,
the operation being a tedious one in consequence
Of the great number and variety of questions
asked. None of the wards have vet been COM
pleted, but It is thought by those having charge
of the returns that the population Of that city will
exceed $4,000. The census-takers report a num-
Der Of persons that have passed their Tooth wear.
the Oldest one being liz years Of age, and still in
tolerable health. In nearly every ward people of
100, los, l06, ITO, etc, have been reported re-
markable circumstance attending the taking OF
the present census is the fact that scarcely an
American has been found that cannot read or
write
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ARRIVAL OF HKxSAs.-Heensn and his second,
Macdonald, landed at Staten Island, and re-.
NAMED there over Sunday. Apartments have
been secured for both Heenan and Macdonald al
the Aston House, and they will be conducted TO
that hotel Immediately upon their arrival In the
city:
tFrom the London Sporting Life, July4l
Heenan and Jack Macdonald sail this day
"wednesday about O'Clock, In the Vanderbilt,
for America. They will leave London for South
ampton at quarter to this morning, and among
adieu will be Tom Sayerf, Mr.. Cushing Of the
ALEXANDRA Palace, and select circle Of some
dozen or fifteen friends
After all, Heenan returns to his country without
a belt. The one presented to him at the Alham-
bra is not yet paid for Messrs. hancock, the man.
ufacturers, OBTAINING 1t until the cost In defrayed
IL is to be regretted that arrangement had not
been made so that the new belt might have been
ensured to Heenan, for things stand at present
the presentation at the Alhambra was a mere
farce. Heenan, however, expressed no regret at
the loss Of the new belt, and declares he looks
upon 1t as toy in comparison 10 the original
belt, which he yet expects to obtain as the cham
pion Of England.
During Heenan's stay in England he has made
an immense number of friends by his quiet and
gentlemanly conduct as well as his great pluck
and talent, and we feel sure that readers will
his accomplished second, Jack Macdonald a safe
VOYAGE and prosperous career
We may remark that both Heenan and lack
Macdonald express their intention Of returning to
England In October or November.
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MEXICAN NEws.-The New Orleans Delta Ia,
news alphabetically contradicting the reported de-.
ieat OF General Miramon. The liberal General
MiramOn s partisans, taking number Of nrison.,s
artillery, and quantity of war material. Mira,
mon himself is reported to have retreated to t;us.
oaial ara closely followed by detachment of II b.
erals The latter were concentrating and anothe,
attack upon Guadalsjara may be expected. Gen
Ctaga 10 SAID to be very weak. Miramon has re.
fused TO exchange him '' IL
Inc savannah, Brooklyn, and Supply are at
ancnor on tne naroor. Officers and crews are all
Wen, 'nougn there Is quite sharp spriniling Of
- mlrsmon imposed force loan on Guadalajara
more than very small portion. Those who ~.
Iusea were thrown into prison and treated with
great oaroarity Some Of them, amongst whom
80 menuonsd Senior Palomar, were deprived of
mem 70 yield. The French consul was among
tnose upon whom the loan was imposed
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" In Philadelphia preparations are being rap
ldly made Tor the departure ofProf. Lowe on his
aerial expedition across the Atlantic SubscTip-
tons are being received by Prof. Cresson, Presi-
dent OF the Franklin Institute and bv the sec,s-
tary Of the Beard Of Trade, for the PURPOSE Of
'quiPping the air ship with instruments for in
fation, &c. Prof Lowe is very sanguine OF sue
cess His equipments are said to be perfect and
Include In the list an excellent life boat. He
states that he will take letters for all parts Of
Europe, and is fully confident that he can deliver
them safely in forty-eight hours The crew Of
the Great Western is to consist Of four persons
viz: Prof. Lowe aud two scientific associates and
an experienced sea captain, to take charge OF II.
boat in case 1t should be necessary to take 10
the water
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-17

THE HIvEs.-The committee headquarters in
this city OF the four political parties just
swarming with industrious bees. From fifty to
hundreds OF exceedingly interested gentlemen are
la6oring with great assiduity either in each OF
them, or elsewhere in Washington, in connection
with their (the commlttee's) operations. This
work for dear life, it We're, Of course looks for
ultimate reward in the way Of office, or something
OF the sort There is no telling the aggregate
amount Of trash they are all flooding the country
with In the shape Of electioneering publications,
the cost of which, and its transportation of course
comes out Of the dear people, y" in whose behalf
such iabors are essayed nominally. Our experience
has satisfied us that quite fourths Of the cleo
pioneering documents spread broadcast over the
land thus, once In four years, do far more harm
than good to the community. Nevertheless, so
long as the revenues of the Government continue
TO be regarded by the mass of the people as so
much plumber, to be distributed quadrenially to
those who strive hardest to clutch share of it. SO
long will the evil Of the wholesale dissemination
OF L-g aspersions on all the parties and Of pro.
fessions never designed to be carried out continue
TO increase, canv. IS after canvass.
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GENERAL APATHY seems TO have command G,
the forces OF all the different parties engaged in
the existing Presidential contest In the who'll.
course Of our experience In such matters, we never
before saw so little interest taken in a n.tion,,
election. On the Republican side, none save the
office seekers and professional pIunder-mongers
appear to care the toss of copper for the result,
while on the Democratic side the existing split
has evidently paralyzed the enthusiasm which in
every previous national contest up to this time
has marked the efforts of that party. The Union
party, so APPLY named the " old gentleman's
party" exhi bit in the canvass the moderation and
caution amounting to almost non-action for their
cause, which one naturally expects from persons
far past the meridian Of life. On the whole, the
canvass Is far more tame and uninteresting than
ever before in the work of making President OF
the United States
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800 Hon. VIM Bigler, OF Pa, is at the Matt onsl.
on the 9th Of November next 0'N
- ltisnid that Senator BENJAMIN Ia. ,scs,v.a
a retainer OF $4,000 TO proceed to California 10
argue the question Of title to the Almeda o,,icS
TO half q million. VIII amount
49, Hon John Appleton. United State. u,,,.,.
70 Russia; General Kelsey bearer Of dIsnatcbss 20
i hua ana France Mr.. Escalante, Spanish Mn.
i,'er 70 MEXICO Rey DR.. cbeever, Messrs. George
Slid ~ -. ana emily and 8. s Kellogg, ESQ :,
pr, Chsever was escorted down the b.y b1
ARE number Of his friends, who Chartered The
Se eainer May Queen for the purpose Of mafing a
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.

The WHEAT PROSPECT Those who have care
fully noted the reports Of the wheat crop from all
sections OF the Union well aware that the cfop
just harvested is very short one In the appre-
gate. Nevertheless, the price Of wheat continues
to rule very low the result of a determination ON
the part Of the heavy operators to compe, the
farmers to take low prices IL possible 1t will be
remembered that from the moment the last wheat
crop began to be sent to market until 1t was
nearly all gotten out Of The farmers hands the
price ruled low and then, for nearly three months
before the recent harvest it was up to from 81 so
70 sl75 at least, for good white wheat From a
fortnight before the recent harvest to the present
ume the price has again been low. The conse-
quence 10 that no farmer Is sending his new crop
to market who can possibly avoid doing So As
far as we have been able to learn, not FIVE hun
nred bushels in all have been sent to the Alex
andria market this season, though two hundred
thousand bushels could have reached there quite
as easily as the five hundred, IL the price offered
was encouraging. The fact explained above EN-.
braces proof that the farmers usually shipping to
Alexandria are prosperous generally. Else, they
would be compelled to sell their wheat for what
ever they can get for it, nine farmers out Of ten
In The great and over bepuffed Northwest neces-
| sarily do, year by year. We believe that those
who hold back wheat this year-that is, while
the dealers show 30 little disposition to operate in
the s'aP.e-will profit most. The crop is short,
!he world over; and unless American wheat gluts
the home market for the time being, the price in
our Atlantic cities must come up, through offers
to I'LL foreign orders. The farmers danger in
this region Of the Union lies in the necessities of
the agriculturists Of the Northwest, and only in
those necessities The price of aour-the retail
price-by the by, is by no means as comparatively
low as that OF wheat-by no means; which means
that the dealers themselves anticipate that the
| staple must soon rise in price. The millers are
complaining that the wheat does not come for
ward. They can command the delivery of as
much as they may require Immediately, by
making even few purchases of the new crop at
prices in proportion to what they ask for -four
made Of new wheat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-17

10 On Saturday, nearly 1000 persons visited
the Great Eastern, very lsrge proportion of whom
were from the country. In the course of a few
dayssome very large excursion parties are expected
from remote portions of the State, and from Con-
necticut and Massachusetts, The proposition made
by the Baltimore and Ohio railroad TO induce the
snip TO visit the waters Of Maryland is held under
Conslderation by the Board Of Directors
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III The district attorney Of the United States
mas been instructed to appeal the cases Of the prize
steamers Miramon and Marquis Of Ra vana, re-
cenuy decided by Judge McCaled against the
Claims OF the caPtors 1t is reported that in these
cases MI. Souie who has conducted the defense,
rs 70 receive, or has received. fee Of Sin Cnn