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INTO the lane; when witness got up the lane piece
tnree men came out of the small alley towards
Calvert street and passed him. one of these men
was Miller, did not know the others: as thew oot
GOWN to about where Naff was heard Naff saw.
aln you cowardy set of SIS of BIS" as Wit
ness turned saw the flash of pistol. and saw tba
men run; sprung rattle and cried stop thief ran
towards South street, and Naff said he was shot:
Inasea tne parties to Holiday street. where witness
lost slght OF them; don't know Gade; don't know
IL ne was one OF them: did not know MuIly. he
might nave been one of them; never knew him
didn't recognize him. N'A'
Counsel on both sides here said they were willing
W submit the case without argument, but after
wards by consent, the State called Jacob Sbuck
who was sworn. Witness is private watcbman at
me Sun office; he corroborated the testimony of
Stapletord, about the party going up the lane and
nearing the shots; after that saw three men run
from the lane; recognized Miller and Muy; did
not Know the other; they went to the sam Garner
where they stopped. MIR. Shuck then detailed the
iacts OF the assault made by Miller upon him On
that night, by which he received a severe wound
over tne eye, caused by being struck with brass
knuckles, all of which was published before
Inc testimony being concluded, Judge Bartol
said that he did not find anything in the evidence
aaduced to connect the accused criminaly with the
atroclous murder. Whatever might have been
their conduct that night, reprehensible as it was
there was nothing to show a completely in the
murder. The testimony seems ONLY TO amonnt ~
ths-that they were present in the alley at tho
Time OF the shooting, where a number of persons
were also present, but nothing showed criminal
act on their part. They might be held as witnesses
TO the transaction, but could not be held as parti
ciratOrs in the deed. F
The Court then passed a similar order for the
discharge OF the accused as was passed in Lewis
case. ''
- The Judges decision was received by Mully and
"ade with the most complacent smiles. They were
soon surronnded by their friends and left the
courtroom in excellent humor
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musicAL;|A gentleman of Norfolk, Va, who
prosecuted his musical studies with zeal dnr;na q
lengthy residence at Paris and Florence, has lust
completed grand opera in five acts, the libretto of
which is founded upon one of the stories of the
thousand One Nights. Portions of the work
nave been submitted to eminent professional mpsi
clans in New York and elsewhere, who speak in
nigh terms of its execution. The author hopes to
make arrangements for its production up6n the
stage within very few months WV
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Munttarp anb Commercial 8tbith.
BALTIMORE. Aurnst 81 is

BALTIMORE, August 81 1860
There was considerably done in Stocks day
than on yesterday, and the fances generally rmer
There some demand for Railroad stocks, and sales
made of 300 shares Baltimore and Ohio s2 buyer
5 and So2AG buyer 60 days and 450 shares North
ern Central at s224 cash, and $22KG22S time Balti-
more and Ohio closed at sslH bid, ss2h asked, and
Northern Central left off at $224 bid S22 asked regu'
lar way. There also some inquiry for Railroad
bonds, and the market for them was quite firm. Sales
were made of $500 Baltimore AND Ohio 1855 at 49, 81 900
Northern Central 1855 6s4 and 81 900 Central Ohio
second mortgage bonds 54 Baltimore and Ohio 1855
closed at bid asked and Northern Central 1855
6s bid 6Ss asked There were sales also of 81 625 Ba
City 1890 6 at 1o2, and 80 shares Peoples Bank
at S23
For Mining Stocks there was pretty good demand
and the feeling in them was decidedly stronger than
yesterday. Nothing was done in Gardner Hill but it
closed very stiff at $7S bid s7% asked regular way-
'"ford improved q. Sales were made of 900 shares
al and it closed at $294 bid SO asked regular
way springfield continues quiet There was nothing
e III IT, Dut 1t closed at the figures as on yeser.
aay, VIZ: 81 bid, $4$ asked OF North State there
were l9oO shares sold at 81 which is decline of Z on
the price obtained for it the close Yesterday RudsIl
anu cambridge were both quite firm. Sales were made
oil QUO shares of the former 100 shares of the
latler at SIX We note decided Improvement to-day in
SILVER Hill Sales of 200 shares made ST. which
is an advance of on the price il at the close
yesterday Some hno of this stock were sold
yesterday in New York at SIX There was quite an ac
tive movement to-day in the stock of the Silver Valley
Mining Company 1000 shares of it being sod all
buyers option 60 days, at from $4 down to s1X but
closed at only 81 bid s14s asked regular way
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK Ro,Ko
TUESDAY, August 81, 1860.
$l625 Bait. 6s, '90-102 450 shs. Guford NJ
100 :" 60-10OkI Co
500 B. 4 o. RR BIDS. 500 b3o-
INN 4, - nm oo-s9 so -306
1000 N. o. RR. bds. 900 shs. North State
,oo,, -. - 'S5-6SS Mining Co. .
I'd m. bds., 81 500 shs Rudiseu
81 shs Peoples Bk-23 Mining Co. bGO- Is
200 shs. b. OR. b5-S2H 100 shs Cambridge
so '' b60-S2N M Co 1I
90 b60-S2h 200 shs Silver Hill
I0O shs N. C. RR -224 Mining Co. b60- l
iOO b60-22h 5000 sns. Silver Valley
I I9o " p6o-22S NJ. Co. boo TX
i'O sou-ZzHl So0 " b60-1.l9
eOo " boo IL
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From WaShtrrpfon

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2l.-The members of the Ca
blnet held an informal meeting at the State Depart
ment to-day. Communications on all important
SUBJECTS are sent to the President at Bedford.
Minister MIane is here on business connectad
with Central Mexican affairs. 1t is known from the
latest advices that the Liberal Government is ex-
tremely anxious to know what will be the course of
the United States, should there be armed interven
LION, by several OF the European powers in Mexico
Inc mere probability of such united action-a for
mai reconciliation of the Liberal and Church part
les being considered nattainable-excites more
than usual interest 1t is further known that the
ul9eral ni2l government desires the return of Mr.
M'Lane in preference to the appointment of anv
other person as minister Of the United States.
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GREAT DESTRUCTION OF CATTLE BY HYpRopuop1,
twenty one cows have up to Saturday exhibited
symptoms OF hydrophoba in the vicinity of the Two
iB,rioges, between Little Falls and Paterson. OF
tnese nineteen have died. but the other two are not
yet dead Besides these, six cattle of Cornelius
van Ness and a strange COW feeding with them
were bitten by the same dog that bit the twenty
one referred to; but Mr. Van Ness cattle are still
apparently well, but momentarily exnectad 70 e1
hlolt no symptoms of that fatal disease-Paterson N.
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Louis papers say that the houses of i'll fame in tbat
city recently "ceaned out" by the mob. have a'
ready been built up, and again occupied by the
same, same class of people formerly One or two
gns aG sS0 sg0 another large mob of people, numbering
the houses and their occupants with the same yio-
renee inflicted upon them before, but the police
promptly Interfering, the demonstration was oueI-
ed in its incipiency. 4"e''-
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UNIVERSITY OF THE SoUTH,-Tbe GRAND entorr.;.
OF the Episcopal Church in the South begins ALREADY
TO assume tangible form. 1t is only few vaars
s PACK tina that the project started, and now over
Soo9oUo nave been subscribed and paid in; ten thou
Mountain (Tenn. and ten dioceses are represented
IN IN the corporation. The Rt Rev. the Bishops Of
tennessee and Georgia, and G. R. Fairbanks. Es0
un rne ouo. Committee of the Executive Committee
lor the main building, which must contemnIate n
central &c structure, fanked by two wings the whole
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!, oUTRAGE-ShoOting into a Tram of Cars,-op
Monday morning, about o'clock, as the passenger
ing "Forest Depot" pistol was fired from the
roadside into the tran the ball of which came yerv
near striking the baggage-master of the train. 4
lew moments afterwards, a stone weighing about
nine pounds, was thrown through one of the win
apassenger. -
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-08-22

We have two Princes on the American Continent.
Albert Edward is making his triumphal march
through Canada, the recipient of endless ovations
and the prey of American and English Journalists
His brother Alfred, youth of fewer years, and
with less royal hopes, is at Brazil, in a midsbin.
mans uniform. The second prince had obtained
aInner from the Emperor, Don Pedro, but further
Inan tnis ne created no more sensation than heard
less midshipmen usually receive. N
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ihe increase in the ''other States" is chiefly in
Wisconsin and Michigan, the first producing this
year about 100000 bushels and the latter about
| IA OO0, 900 bushels. ''e' "'ou'
=, Inc produetonin the Western States, which have
lowing figures: y ''' 'o'-
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The Washington papers state that the vorl, -,
tne pasln at the west front of the Capitol. wbarn
was was the site of the naval monument, has been fin,
lshed and the water let in. The beautiful red and
gola IN mhsh, which were confined in a small box dur
% 1ner old haunts, apparently much to ther delight
~ me monument was taken to the navy yard previous
to Its transportation to Annsnolis ~ Po'i0u'
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Attempt to Assassinate the Mayor of Carbon

CARBoNDALE, Aug. 20.-A daring but unsuccess-
1ul attempt to assassinate Hon. mo. A. Poor Mayor
oil this city, by shooting, was made on Saturday
evening. -Four sugs passed through his hat
The perpetrator of this outrage is not yet appre-
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-08-22

The census returns so far made up show that Nor.
fork, Va, does not contain population of more
than siytann thousand - ~ANhO
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-08-22

An interesting collection of autographs in tho
possession of gentleman of this city contains a
letter from Proverbial- Philosophy Tupper to Mr.
Jordan, the editor of The London Literary Gazette
occurs the following singulary modest and characs
terlstc query: Glow say you-shall we or shall
we not make Edgar A. Poe famous?' The letter
was written in November, lS45. '''''
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-08-22

The Nashua Telegraph says the excitement grow
ing out of the cattle disease has subsidized. Nobody
thinks of mentioning it now-a-davs
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n The Acting Secretary of State, VIM. Henry
lrescot, Esq, has issued proclamation confirm
Ing 10 Messrs. A. IT, Benson, VIM. w. TAYLOR and
Geo. L. Netcher, associated as the United States
G1ano Co., the title to the occupancy of HowIand s
Island, in the Pacific Ocean, with the right to dis
pose "a OF guano therefrom, according to the laws of
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-08-22

The alterations in the House of Representative
chamber have been completed, ard :he chairs and
desks restored. N
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-08-22

Colonel Cunningham, for many years the able
editor of the Charleston Necs, has withdrawn from
the editorial chair, LAWN
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-08-22

At called meeting of the City Council of Angus
ia, Ca. last Saturday, resolution to call public
Brougham to Minister Dallas, was lost by the cast
ing vote of the Mayor.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-08-22

The Zouave mania has spread to Charleston,
South Carolina. meeting of the young men Of
that city was held on last Friday evening, which
resolved to Immediately organize a Zouave corns
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-08-22

The committee appointed to solicit contribu,;on,
,or the sufferers in Syria, in New York city. nc
ming. onuay eve
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The Ambassador of the Emperor of Morocco. and
the other members of the Embassy, have lust snh
scribed a sum of 10000 francs for the Christians in
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-08-22

GiGAR WHERRY.-A wherry (singe sculD
s SNAPPED IKE the famous Winan's steamer NAV be
p Seen at ,ne rooms OF the Nonpareil Boat Club at
Braman's Baths 1t runs to a point. at botb go
as snarp almost as needle and looks as if it were
Intended Ieo TO split any adventurous oarsman who
area to put himself in its way. 1t is about thirtv
Ieet long, about one foot wide in the centre ond
were it not for heavy outriggers extend;na h,. anu
three feet on each side, looks as though + woUId
rol over and over in any water, and 1nrol itseIf
at every rey0ution like cigar with Yerv loose
wrapper. per- we understand that this odd looking
pronounce her safe enough, but think that no
traorolnary amount of speed can be got out of her,
AT any rate, 1t is queer looking craft and we'll
Gazette.
volunteers, at Windsor, England, and furnished
such meagre fare that many of his guests sent him
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-08-22

Parodi is In Portland, Me-, where she is deliObt
ing the people with her yocalizstiop. ~ "'lgn'
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, 1t is stated in an English paper, in speaking of
the failure in descent in many of the families nf tb
nobility, that of the twenty-five Barons who were
appointed to enforce the observance of the Magma
Charta there is not now in the House of Peers a
single male descendant.
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There was more than the usual increase of capital bv
crease of $0SO the specie 967 and the circulation
s6sl3 The deposits declined $50 92 These movements
are not all important except as showing tendency to
further expansion of bank credits "
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EIao- Pole Ch;l1 I.I,, Do"ss its

is 900 boxes. v" A't'
Exchange on London 49, Bills on New York %
@3 premium. -/2
Sad Accident at Albany-FaII of n DoupI,s
Flag-POle-Child Killed
ALBANY, NY, Aug. 20.-A sad accident occur
req here this evening. The friends of the Little
nianI were ere raising hickory pole, when it fell,
lnlurlng another named Garner.
Later from Texas aud Northern Nex;co
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 20.-Advices from Browns
Vile to the 10th inst have hAAn received. The town
The revolution in Northern Mexico was PROGRESS.
ing Gen. Aramberry has defeated Gen. Vidaurri.
and Gen. Zuazua was killed in the action.
Prize Fight
r,nrr;no mniro,, ~ - n1'h prze night took place this
trahan Kelly and Dan Kerrigan Twenty-Five
rounds were fought in As minutes, when Kelly
struck foul blow and Kerrigan was declared the
victor. ~ '"o
another Fire in Houston, Texas
- NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 20.-Severa buildings on
Travis and Congress streets, in Houston, Tsxas un
were destroyed by fire on the 18th. The loss amount
ed @ TO S3S,OOO, on which there is an insurance of
$4,000. No VI
Horrid Murder in Sheffield, Mass.
STockhRlDGE, Aug 2O.-Truman Davis killed his
wife by beating out her brains with a club and hoe
on Friday night last. He was intoxicated The
murderer has been arrested and is in Lenox iail.
Movements of Senator Douglas
NEWPORT, Aug. Ex-senator Douglas will meet
MS friends IN Norwich, Connecticut, on Tuesday
evening, and will arrive in New York on Wednes
day morning.
Suicide of n Postmaster
DETROIT, Aug. 20.-Caleb G. Woodbury.. Post
master at White Pigeon, who wasrecently arrested
ior ro6olng the mail, committed suicide Yesterday
-preterring death to Imprisonment
- Ship News
NORFOLK, Aug. 2l.-Arrived in Hampton Roads
snip Juliet, seventy-fve days from Chincha
Islands, bound to Alexandria.
nfrIVal OF the Great Eastern at Halifax
HALIFAX, Aug. 20.-The steamer Great Eastern
arrived at $50 T. NJ, on Saturday, and sailed
again at o'clock yesterday morning.
From Texas
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 20.-The steamship Austin
arrived from Brazos to-day. with S3S 900 in specie
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Later from Hayann

New ORLEANS, Aug. 2O.-The Cahawba is below
from Havana, with dates to the 18th inst
Sugar is quoted at 81 reals. The stock on hand
is 900 boxes
Exchange on London l3. Bills on New York 21%
@3 premium. " /2
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gentleman who came passenger from Havana
in the Quaker City, reports that When he left Mr.
Fowier, our ex-Postmaster, was down with the
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-08-22

The sales of Bibles in Constantinope, during the
year 1859 amounted to 25,l56 copies, being more
than double those of the preceding year, the in
lures. iP
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suicide of n Postmaster
DETROIT, A Aug. 2O.-Caleb G. Woodbury., Post.
master at White Pigeon, who wasrecently arrested
ior robblng the mail, committed suicide YESTERDAY
-preterring death to imprisonment
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- Ship News
NORFOLK, Aug. 1.-Arrived in Hampton Roads
snip Juliet, seventy-fve days from Chincha
Islands, bound to Alexandria,
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cut down by the census below l4O 900. II has heen
claiming population of 100000 or 100000.
Col. Forbes, of Kansas notorietv- has t,rnoa -,
IN Sicily, where he enjoys the confidence of Carl.
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CITY NTELLIGENCE.

~ From Texas
VIEW ORLEANS, Aug. 20.-The steamship Austi
arrived from Brazos to-day. with S3S 600 in specie
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-03-15

ORTGAGE SALE-NOTICE IS
Vu hereby given that default has been made
in the condition Of certain indenture of
mort gage made, executed and delivered by
George Goodhuc Jr. to Edward O. Hamlin,
bearing date the Twenty first day of Deem
Der, A. D. 1857, and recorded in the Office of
the Register Of Deeds of Stearns county, Min
nesota, on the 23d day Of December A. D.
1857, at One o'clock P. NJ in Book A of mort
cages pages 1913, &c.. That there is claimed
to be due on said mortgage at the date of this
notice, the sum of Eight hundred and fifty
three dollars and seventeen cents, according
to the conditions Of two certain promissory
notes secured by said mortgage; and that
pursuant to power Of sale in said mortgage
contained and in accordance with the statute
in such case made and provided, the premises
mortgaged in and by virtue of said mortgage,
to wit IAN that lot, tract, piece or parcel of
land lying and being IN the county of Stcarns
and Territory (now State) of Minnesota de-
scribed rs follows, to wit That lot in Lcwry's
Addition to Saint Cloud, Minnesota. upon
which the said Goodhue has during the past
season erected dwelling house-it being the
same house which Joseph b. Foster built for
said Goodhuc-together with the said building
and all the improvements on said lot" will be
sold at public auction on the I'd day of April
A. D. 1860, at 10 o'clock A. N. Of said day, at
the front door Of the 'Willis House.: in the
town of Saint Cloud, in said Stearns county, to
satisfy the amount due on said mortgage, and
the costs of such sele as by law allowed.
feb23-6w EDWARD 0. HAAILIN,
Dated 21st February, 1860. Mortsagcc
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-03-15
NJ 0 r I G AGE E=DEEAULT

NJ ORIG AGE SALE .-DEFAULT
lXl has been made in payment Of the money
secured by mortgage dated December 19tl,
1858, made and delivered by John X. Noyes,
Of Stearns county; Minnesota, to George F.
Cross, John S. Pillsbury and Woodbury. Fisk, of
said State, as partners Of the firm Of Cross, Pills
bury & Company, wherein said Noycs convey
ed to said mortgages, their heirs and assigns
the following lands in said Stearns county -
Block No. Thirty seven, Lot No. One and the
house thereon as it now is or may be, in the
town Of Fair Haven in said county. Said
mortgage was given to secure the payment Of
Five hundred and eighty six dollars and fifty
two cents, with interest at one per cent per
montl, until paid, at twelve months from date
according to a promissory note Of even date
Herewith, and authorized said nortgagecs or
their assigns in default of payment Of said
sum and interest or any part thereof, to sell
said premises at Public Auction to satisfy the
amount then due on said note and costs and
expenses of sale, and was duly recorded in
the Office of the Register Of Deeds of said
Stcarns county, December 28th 1853, at 8
o'clock A. NJ, in Book a Of Mortgages, pages
IA, 145 & 146.
On November 18th 1859, the said mortga-
gees duly assigned to John Everett of Sher-
burne county, said mortgage and note; said
assignment was duly recorded in the Office of
the Register Of Deeds aforesaid, on the It'll
day Of February 1860, at ten o'clock A. NJ
The sum claimed to be, and actually due and
unpaid on said mortgage at this date, is Five
hundred and seven dollars and twenty five
cents. No suit or proceedings at law have
been instituted to recover said sum or any
part thereof. Notice is hereby given that by
virtue Of the power of sale in said mortgage
and in pursuance of the statute in such case
made and provided, the said premises will be
sold at public auction at the front door of the
Willis House in Saint Cloud in said county on
Saturday March Oath 1860, at two o'clock 7.
NJ, to satisfy the amount then due upon said
note and mortgage and costs and expenses of
sale. JOHN EVERETT,
Dated February sd, 1860. Assignee.
EDWARD HARTLEY, Attorney for Assignee.
feb0-Gw