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NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY AUGUST % 1860.


Markets.
BMrxoss, Angus, n, 1880.
Flour duh. but nrm; Howard street ana Ohio
held at IS 37k Wheat active and steady 81
10 81 Is for red 81 % 81 2s for Western, aud
yellow, esc roc; white. 7oc Use. Provisions duh;
mess pork, tls 62x a SO rs, and sl4 rs for prime
whsSey dull at &c DC. Coffee nominal at Iac I5c
PanApxPmA, August 2T 1860.
vance Flour IS 37H IS SIX. Wheat active: 81 as a
81 So for white aud 81 IS 81 81 for red Corn quiet at
!Oc a71c Coffee dui Rio lie. 15c. whskey closed
BUFFALO, August q, 1850
Flour-Demand moderate and market steady white and
moderate sales COO bushels ordinary to good No
Chicago, 93c Csc 5000 bushels prime No at 96c
Corn dull and no sales Oats nominay the same. Wits
key nominal at zoe Canal freshts fmer carriers ask
Ing an advance OF 1c Importsi2 900 bbs flour 357 900
bushels wheat, 80 900 bushels corn Expors-No -four
900 bushels wheat, 900 bushels and II 900 bush
els oats
BryyAIo, August 2z-ePM
Flour steady and demand fair sales 10000 barrels At
IS 20 Is ~ for double extra Wisconsin, 81 62 - rs
Ohio IS IS 50 for double extras Wheat nrmer, amer
No. chicago spDs At sa ass Ssssss So
do at &c. 600 bushes Milwaukee club at 81 o. 5000
bushels do Oh private terms bushels red Ohio aud
Indiana al 81 II 81 M IA coo bushels do at 81 12h
Nothisg doing in white Corn steady sales 30 900 bushels
at 4sc ACC. Other grains quiet whiskey nominal at
to New York Imports-9 900 barrels aour 81 900
bushels wheat Is 900 bushels corn 100 bushels oats
eco bushels wheat 900 bushels corn IL 900
bushels oats.
OswnEo August q, 1890.
Flour unchanged at s. 20 for extra State sales small
Wheat in good demand and market better sales 900
bushels No Chicago spring at 81 or 20 900 bushels do
at 81 0S 5000 bushels do at 81 0s and $500 bushels
white India lana on private terms Corn held at s3},c
Sales Saturday night 900 bushels Indiana Sc cats
nominal Barley quiet sales 500 bushels Canadian,
at zoe Canal freigh's arm. at SIC on flour, loo,
wheat, 9Hc. on corn 10 New York. Imports-49, zoo
bushels aeat "a 800 bushels 800 bushels barley
tSports-loo bbs. nour, % o00 bushels wheat "a 800
bushels corn
CHICAGO, August -, 1850
Flour active, and advanced I0c lie choice brands
Wheat firm, and advanced lc sales l5e 600 bush
els, at SIC for No spring SIC. SIC for No. q S6c.
98c for No red, In store. Corn dull and declined 1c
sales 20 900 bushels 3ec ao,c, In Oats arm
AT 1enc. Recsipts-3,i00 bbs -four, 900 bushels
wheat So 900 do corn SOC do oats. Shipments-1 200
bbls. nour, 81 900 bushels wheat, 50 900 do corn
freghts weak at lOc on corn 70 Buio Sight exchange
on New York X per cent premium
CINCINNATI, August %, 1880.
Flour In fair demand at 81 Sc q 81 TO- Whiskey firm
at lSc. Provisions nominal. Money and exchange on
New York unchanged.
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The GarfbAldIx Fund.
TO TIE EpfToz or THE HERALD.

NV YoRk, Augast q, 1880.
beg your kindness to publish in your columns the fol-
lowing letter from Gen. Aveszana, and you wiz obse
very much, your most obed!ea, servant,
Irof. DoNSSiCo MNNELLI,
Vice Prcs't OF The Committee for tho Garbadi Fuad.
Nxr Yosx August "a, 1890
NJ Dxas CowAMoSs-
Iocg 70 inform you ana. nigh. absent myself from
this city To avoid any embarrassment In our under.
taking to collect funds for Garbaid voty useful and
necessary Of Italy at this moment beg you
continue your endeavors the end and TO for.
ward all the to Mr.. Henry Besana, In Milan, until
you receive different orders. Wishing you all blessings,
and with sentiments Of deep affection, bid you farewell
Gen. JOSEPH AyEzZANA, Prest.
To the Vice President Pro, pomeuioo Minnel, and p.
Patti, NJ vanai, A. hagni. G. B. sansuinett, r. Anca-
rani, ST. susin A. Brsvi, al members Of the Commit.
Tee for the Caribaldi fund In New York.
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AaESs1 os Tssy-Cossscr'os In ys,srdAy's e'toa
u lard vcrtentiy stsle5 THAI -ohs Coi u.s. paass
Who v~ Ar'~ttc Suod,y morning iAst, for stes1y
watch from the resdsare VI Ms Cr~-nfe;d in Pschc
Gfest, sna n tas employ o. ANS q 8oyss. Collins
vss formerly 4, the employ II NJ. Boyle. bat liz
charged ., April last he gained sdmtsncs IN toe house
where be committed too robbery by falsely representing
he bad been sent there D. ~. eos,s
FIrrc Lssr ssroso-.-Ai nda.sas N sunday N
nAn aame unknown residing 10 Bsiis row North firs,
street, osAs rncn avso1s sEas.srs dslrcs, hsad
ling fuid Amp Is sudaeay sxpseded severely burnlnx
tbe man aad setting IRE 70 svcrn aytoiss cicthn. "a
the room Tbrouxn The exsrsnra q The mersevs q ths
Yi-. Department end ths police however The a-s
prsvsused c-or socssdag beocs say ss-os isnax,
dga
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jersey CITY News.

S'ooHiss RAltsoAp Mcr1AnoS. morning,
between eight and nine O'Clock, Mr. Nathaniel wignam
fGoshen Orange county who had just arrived a, the
depot in Jersey City by the Erie train. while passing
along the upper end Of the depot un' lately did not
observe that train OF cars en'ss a the middle
entrance opposite to where he oaing ct the time.
He was hrst made aware OF his danger by the brakeman
calling out 10 him, when, in his trepidaton instead Of
sprnsns aside from the he jumped right In 'front.'
the consequence was, although the brakes were mmed
atey applied he borne down under the wheels Of
train, and two passedlompletely over his right leg
and arm before the train could be stopped His leg
crushed In most nghful manner, and the nearly
severed He was laid upon platform, and attended TO
by Doctors Qudor Coadic and vsrc the hospital OF
the aanshouse, whittier he conveyed. Tho injured
arm vas amputated bot was no, thought TO
aputate the leg, as II Thoughts he might be able
to survive IT, The Injured said TO be respectable
He 10 about forty Ave years OF age
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Ra1ssnE . Lincoln and Hamltn Pole In
Maryland.
TO TKs zDrToR OF THE HERALD.


TO TKs zDrToR OF THE HERALD.
OLD Tows, Allegaay county, Nd,
August IS, 1860.
Circumstance occurred here day that 70 my know.
ledge, has parallel 10 the State wealthy young
farmer, named Kelsey, who vea In this district and
who has considerable influence, has been taking for
weeks about raising Lincoln pole Little attention was
paid the talk until las. Saturday whes notices were
stuck up around here and In the neghboripg county
Hampshire in virginia requesting the friends Of freedom
TO come 70 od Town and assist In raising pole Lincoln
liberty concluding vith quotation from Of Lin
CONS leteFsHe that would be free himself must not
keep h1 fellow msn In bondage" &c.
The respectable part q the community who slave
holders, though. the a0otionsts would not have tho
haidhood eodnsss 70 the purpose Avowed
IN the notice and nsut them such manner; but
to-day the pole has been under the eyes and In de-
Of both counties Abosi two p N. the pole
taken 70 town Gu wagon, escorted by several republ
CARS. In litI!e time was splced, sreamer attached
70 the top fh the motto, "LpcOln and freedom " and
thea rAsed in the presence OF large number OF people
Three cheers were given for Lincoln and liberty.
The oYator~a Mr.. Stalengs-mounted a store box and
delivered speech prepared for the occasion. young
named Myers, from Virginia, tried 70 make few
marks about the bad taste evnced In raising Lincoln
pole here but be, being unpopular with the crswd,
Kissed down and 10 insult him and the pro slavery
present tree negro was compelled to take the stand and
deliver speech. ] make no remarks, but give you a
plain statement OF the AFFAIR ashamed that such
fhg should be uniured In our good old state II shows
the holiness OF the republican party and proof tina,
We baye strong element In midst nimics 10 do
meetic Institutions
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News from New Mexico.

kDxrKSDsN0E, A1gust 81, 1850.
The Santa Re mall with dates 10 the Hath ins arrived
here to-day.
The Fih Infantry, from Utah, arrived Of santa lie
The nth inst and their arrival somewhat revived busl-
ness, which was very dull The troops route for
Fort Defiance.
The Indians stu hostile but there has been no out.
break Of any consequence since the last mall.
No Indians the route but fresh trails we're
seen where they crossed the road at two places The
troop pushing them, and they have time to tsrry
long In one place.
SIX hundred troops me, at Iron Creek, going to
Fort Unico also large number Of persons on the Arksn
sas river, going to Rig Timber.
Mr.. Green GOOD, Commissioner Of Indian Affairs, wss
met on the 2Ssh inst getting along yell
The report Of the death Of Mr.. Bent ooatradicted
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ST josrrH, No., August II, 1850.
The Pixies Peak express arrived this morning with
Denver City dates 10 the 2fst inst.
subscription u oeiDg raised for extending the tee-
graph from Fort Kearney to Denver with good pros
pect Of raising the requisite amount.
The excitement is increasing In regard 10 the recently
discovered silver leads TArrys and Brecklnridge
The assays from $500 TO 81 700 TO the ton Thou.
sands OF claims have been taken, and many STAN
pediDg from the gold diggngs 10 the silver mines.
The California gulch continues 10 pay richly and the
NcSulty, Georgia and Humbug gtches the miners are
realizing sums from nothing to $50 TO the man
The weather Is cold in the Southern Mines and there
has been Light fall Of snow In the Gregory diggings
Some owners, discouraged in quartz mills are selling
out at below cost but the general feeling Of
crcasug confidence, andshere steady of
cess in separating the gold from the quartz.
In Denver City business Is reviving and many o. the
merchants starting Cor the river purchase their
winter stock. Some disappointed migran,s are also
going.
From $40 COO to $50 900 in per week Is isoy.
ing for the river mostly in private hands while Clark,
Gruber Co receiving and coming about % 900 per
day.
Many substantial brick buildings are going up.
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Per>onai intelligence.


Governor F. n xorgzu AID lady, Of Albany. ne stop.
ping a. the metropolitan Hotel.
General JcAerh taoe, oreSoa, arrived IN town y-s.
ierday. snd IS s,opp az ., the Everett House.
Hon I~sitls DcSinsoa, n Blnrsamtoo; Hon B.
Catare. q kentucky Judge Hs1.y 8oyos, Of Louisiana
Dr J. n Sinous, an5 J. j. Middleton, both OF South
Caro1a Coodci C1nglon. o! vlrgins; Captain steven.
ION AID ~ u@rs bots the BFtsa navy were among
the arrivals \, the Itia Avenue Hote ycIteriaY.
Rfv. Joha 7. PryRe aad lady, OF savannah; Mr..
RcbAds % P1s. Hsite, o. Boston, ami NJ c.
xoroscs AMY, o; s,.ih csso,;na. aye stopping a,
the BIsvcori House.
Capssa Wallace AMI Hiie Of Bait more. o. z Clayton
and fam - N.sass ppi SsoFge Virtue, OF Loaton and
NJ. ovpcg u ,a,or, stopping at The "a Nicholas
Hotel
sB Arieu All sd % OHIO, Tsburg Anderson, OF
CnclDasf ao1 y. ra.drtr OF Com cut, are stop
plog n he tn.pp Pace Hyyi
General Cpose All t.zly, u 3asloa Spriaxs: r.
wheclvrisht ens san.iy. = Gale W. Gallon snf f.miiy
Of rratce Captain Z B~,dw AMI iady, sad J. rrck
al fro,l Gina Captain r. Harrs o. the Unitsi States
Navy Mao Fe-rson and Captain stafford both u the
Jni,cd sssss ARM. az STOPPING a. TIE Astor House
Tb- Sa-stoss St-siSr u Ss,urS,y, says that Hoa 70
Bot HAYS Coyrptro ~ Nee York Hon Fsmss Kelly
Chairman n state Comm ZEE All Dzasi n Cocoycr, are
rse-psra;'ns .. Congress- Hal.
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Observation-Disclosures Brooklyn on Thursday
August l by the Rev. H. Model at the residence OF
the brides father, FRANK s. BAINRRIDcR TO 90 ADKA
A., youngest daughter of Abraham Valentine, Esq., ali OF
Brooklyn.
BovGRros-GoopsII On Wednesday, August 10, by
the Rev. Mr. Rogers, Mr. WILLIAn L. BoUGHgOy 10 Miss
NARY e. only daughter Of Joseph Il. GOodei Esd al OF
New York.
CRosBy-HA3BIcx-0n Thursday, August %, at the
Fort William Henry Hotel lake George. by the Pew Dr.
Kirtand Mr.. s. CROSBY, OF Troy, 70 Miss ALyRA HAx
BEcx, Of New York.
HloeISs-DuINcHAM.--OnM Monday, August 81, by the
Rev Lyon, at the residence Of the br des father,
PHIP A. HiGGNs to Ca,Ror-T f., daughter OF VIM Dl-
bingham, Sem, all of Brooklyn, F. d.
JAMrs--IANesroS.-on Wednesday, August ~, at st.
Mary's church, Burlington, N. j. by the Right Rev DR.
Odedhencr Episcopal Bishop of the Diocess Of New Jer
sey, b. Lloyp jams to Miss ANNE L. IASosToS.
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senator DougIas' Campaign I'm Virginia..
)EIIaaTFUL PLEASURE EXCURSION TO HAMPTON AND
OLD POINT COMFORT.


OLD POINT COMFORT.
PrrnsBrRc, Va, August 81, 1850.
This q great day with Douglas. Himself and
friends we're ell agog shout half past four this morning.
Leaving the National HOTEL at Norfolk ere yet the sun
praDg forth rejoicing in his spendor, followed more
enurely by my humble self-kecping close, however
hey proceeded board steamboat which had been spe
ny chartered for the OCCASION and al soon a. the last
Expected ,oerer got board started on trip to Hamp
On. This visit 70 Hampton was designed entirely Al
pleasure trip and in compliment to the candidate and not
be saken advantage Of for any electionerng purposes
nannouncsd the occasion there but the usual
Wha iotsren about when the steamer got to Hampton
There subsequently,, however, NJ Douglas addressed lit
e knot Of people, with his uua SUCCESS Acoupe Of hours
uosd TO create desire to get away, and on the shr
luminous Of the steamers whistle there vas an I'M
nense stampede from the hotel.
The next visit was 10 Point Comfort. There The
party again landed, with an accession Of numbers
direct course was taken 70 the Hygea Hotel, where
Judge Douglas was almost Immediately waited on by
COLONEL Dimmick Commandant Of the fort, and several
bf bis officers After the usual introductlops had been
rome through the whole party proceeded TO visit the
points OF interest connected with this extensive forica
hon The band of the garrison turned out in full uni
FORM and during short stay enlivened the time with
Dome veil executed music
Time being called, the party again sssemoed and Oh
ding good bye u the military friends, in whose est
nation, politically . well personally, the Senator
seemed to hold high place. repaired at once to the
boat.
ne mex, short resting place was 81 the Norork and
Petersburg Pathway depot.
Here large number Iof Norfolk citizens assembled 70
see the Judge off, But universal feeling appeared to
psrvsde the throng It most favorable indeed TO Mr.
DoueAs and spoke strongly of the effect which his expo
sitson OF Saturday night had upon the community The
rise in Douglas stock the whole absorbing theme
OF discuss ion.
The started OF 70 Petersburg AT Suffolk station
some hundred persons had assembled, who cheercd
Justify the iron horse aga started his way with
snort which reverberated through the ecboing woods
which lay right in our path on either hide
But here ct Petersburg most enthusiastic recep-
ton awaited him As the train advanced 10 the depot
the loud report OF startled the timd. An
other and another followed, and. amid the roaring
Of canaoa the strains Of band Of music and the vel
coming cheers Of large eoncourse OF people, Judge
Douglas slishted Il with dncully he made bis way
20 an opea bsrouche retained to convey him his hote
Ths,ber the crowd followed and, In short time the
Judge appeared and briefly addressed them. lie 70
.ervei himself or a great speech TO morrow evening
under promise Of which the crowd, veil pleased, quietly
dspessei. Douglas stocS rsiEg ia stu the cry.
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|ae barnacies have all disappeared from the
|ull of the ship of State. Foreign travel will
pen his eyes, and prepare him for the respon-
Utilities which he must assume sooner or later
Therefore it is good to know that bis Royal High
Pess takes things easily, and reads the papers
|ttentvely. He will find them more and more
Entertaining as he approaches the metropolis of
|he Western World, where he will be received
With even more empressement than in his own
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The SMOKY nm wa xon Road EspedIslo..

IAAfN"OtrH August u, IS6o
The Tins, OF this city, has intelligence Of the safe
rival at Colorado City OF the smoky Hill Wagon Rad Ex
petition they have constructed good wagon road from
Fort Riley 20 Denver City and Colorado The party los,
mAn in . skIrmsh With party Of KIowss There Is
much rejoicing here the ana Of the exped
tion and the opening Of the The weather warm
and very dry The mercury stants rs degrees In the
hale
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FArAL SMASHING ARRAY SING SING SrIx
Pxros.on Saturday two convics coaaned In the Sing
Sing state Prison became engaged in QUARREL when
OF them, named Kelly, drew a knife and stabbed the
other, iaaicsns mortal wound. TIE name Of the mur
dered convc, reporter could learn. Kelly Is said
to be . very desperate character Hs has served two
three terms in the State Prison few months since
was sentenced 10 sing sing for the term OF tweaty year
for burglary.
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Fire Ia CInean natl.

CstfSaAr, August II, 1880.
Yesterday morning IRE BROKE out in the Upper story
Of the building occupied By las coen boat sso-c,
and r. ". stanhope, commission store, consuming sbe
second third and fourth stories, ssd extending 70 tbs
store occupied By IshAm Fisher. Ioss sSo.ooo Fsly
insured
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sssASSas, August 81, 1890.
rhs screw steamship 2. cuyier arrived At ryses NJ
nine o'c'cc< A n yesterday
CzAaJssfcr, Auxuss %, tsee
rae t'ted ststss mai steamship Marion Captain
toss~, t-om New Tort. ~rlvs< hsrs q hAgpss oss
cclcct tax sNe~oo,a
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Ane-wormoo Excitement In HANCOCK
County. III.

81 Lors, August %, $50.
Considerable excitement exists In Hancock county, III
~s,ive % rrmor that the Mormoos intend returning
,aa settling q, NauvoO, usder the lead cf Joe smith, Ir
mass meeting Of the c,zsns vas held at Carthage
the 2ts, VINO protested agans, their resurnieg, aud de-
cared they would not allow them 10 DO so.
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PAsxn.srrSs, Va, August ~. 1890
Tie oao river Of this pointthe terminus OF the Baii
more and Ohio Railrcad-bas risen feet, aad =
stun rising Bosmen express the opinion that nsvigs
tcu nay be considered fully resumed for the season for
AL landings on the Ohio aad Mississippi rivers
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News from the atfOnal Capttsi.
OUR SPECIAL WASHINGTON DESPATCH.

WASHINGTON August ~, 1869
ososros OF AFFAIRS EuRoPE-EuRoPEAs INTERFERENCE
WITH THE AMERICAN RxPUBIIcs
European intervention in Mexican Affairs, In opposition
the wishes of the United States government Is deemed
ute improbable in diplomatic circles. The present
pect OF the political relations of the great Powers In
urops Indicate that span France Prussia and England
I'LL have quite sufficient to employ their attention on
IA, Continent for some time to come Spain should
now tha. her surest guarantee for the safety of
uba in her refrsining from meddling In
be Affairs Of the republics in America. There
little doubt that active intervention by the European
overnments in American would be the signal for
attack upon Cuba, which could scarcely fail wrsst II
rom Spain Privateering, or fiibusserng, would no,
ondne Itself 10 this continent but would also fly to the
id Of Garibald in the release Of Venice and Italy In
erveniioa once commenced would, like two edged
word both ways result in the loss Of Cuba
pain and OF thrones osoe of the European dynastes.
therefore It thought that will be unsheathed.
usr vxssns ORDERED on SPECIAL SERVICE IN
THE GULF or MEXICO
The follow ing correct list OF the vessels ordered 30
peciai service in the Gulf of Mexico:-Susq uehanna,
rowba.an, Pocahontas Savannah, Sabine, st. Louis,
supply aud two or three others of the home squadron
he Preble telegrsphed at Pensacola, but she had
allied for Boston before the receipt of the despatch She
will no. be ordered to the Gulf
Although It is not positively ascerained that Spain in
eads hostile attack on Vera Cruz and other Mexican
PORTS the has in consequence OF receat
Information, taken precautionary to render
whatevec protection may become necessary American
persons and their property.
MILITARY AfTAuis
The following assignments have been made to the Ad
utant Generals OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Major Nichols to
he department Of Texas; Captain s. Williams to the de-
artmen. Of Oregon; Captain withers TO the Adjutaut
Generals Office, Washington.
Nsjor scdgwck, writing to the War Department from
Camp. Fort Iarned Kansas Territory, says he had
eturned from scout in the Smoky Hill country The
roops absent seventy days, travelling 200 miles
put had seen no hostile Indians. Ills opinion Is the
kiowas and Comanches have scattered rowing, at ali,
u small bands
military post is forthwith TO be established on the
bend Of the Carson river in Utah The troops there
kbouts protecting the mail carriers and emgrants
from the Indiana
CIRCULATION or POLITICAL DOCUMENTS.
About half million documents weekly sent out
fom the Capitol folding account Of the several
political parties. In addition, the kind Of work Is
extensively performed at the Club rooms.
The Presided. has written that he will return TO Wash
jngion Wednesday.
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ISpxFKypKycx, August =. 1880.
youBg man, named Edward Ras, committed suicide
here on saturday by shooting himself With shot sun
lie has father In New York and brother In Covnssen
geoturkv
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the SO. Louis, Alton and Chicago Rail-
road.

81. LOTS, August ~, 800
rne total earnings Tor the third week In August Of the
ST. Iocis Alton and Chicago Railroad were s2s OF 50
Increase over the same wces in 1859. ~ ,e8s 50.
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orxaArc MArrRs-The sale Of for the arss per.
Torrance Of the At the Academy Of Music win DO
commenced Thursday. ssnor Amodo, brother Of ths
rotund baritone, arrived by the Vanderbilt fan An
engagement with Mr. servaaio director Of tbs Corss
COMPANY.
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Ts WIDOW MATHEWS Fusp.-Mr. J. r. n. OF Beievue
Mound Illinois has sen, I've dollars for Mrs Mathews
II thus appears that the conduct sad fate
Mr. Mathews have created an interest In Al parts Of the
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Failing or cn.rth at sri.sor. II. 4.

Httyrot AuRust II IstJ|
AT hs pas, four this morning ~. roof sns val or
the EpscorA church, In OF erection. fe with
srea; no,se. me ead side walls are considerably
damaged Case, defective columns No one IN.
s~xxt
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Military Intelligence.

The Providence r. T. Infantry will psss through this
city the sth prox, escorting Governor sprague,
Rhode Island, route for Cleveland Ohio to participate
In tbs ceremonies Of laying the stone Of the
meat to be erected TO the gallant Perry Of their State
This company bears high military reputation in the
New England States. They will muster one hundred
mu,kes and be accompanied by large stan and the Pro.
vidence Brass Band.