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Important from Arizona.

TREBLE MURDER AT THE BAN PfDRO MINES.
Correspondence 81. Louis Republican, August 10
toforc furnished the fair fame OF Arizona, has been
enacted, which resulted in the murder Of three vau
able citizens, two OF them from st. Louis On the morn
ing Of Monday, 23d inst the peops eleven In number,
working at the Fan Pedro mine head quarters OF the 81
Louis Mining Company, arose and surprised The whites
numbering them, and dccamping with all the movable
property. The murdered were Frederick Brunckow
lanes n s s ssls ~ sna 1870
Superintendent Of the mine had len for Fort Buchanan,
escaping the terrible fate OF his companions Tho OBJ
ect o. the murderers undoubtedly plumber as the
poems bad been usformiy treated with Kindness.
Mr.. VIM. ii. Williams returned 10 the mine on Thurs
by young boys, who had been sent out
by their father to freight load OF provisloss 10 the
minos. Upon arriving at the houses, Mr. Williams WAS
about 10 enter the room when he discovered the
dead body OF hs cousin within few feet Of the door he
tried TO strike light but had only tso matches, and
could nnc nt candles After looking In vain for traces
of the other parties be resolved - return TO the post with
bows and assftarce sergeant and escort OF
twenty forthwith detailed by Capt Ewel, and
Mr. W returned 10 the mine, thirty I've mies distant ar
irving there at hall past twelve O'Clock The bodies OF all
the murdered found much mutilated however,
by wolves, and changed by decomposition as 10 be
recognized only by their clothing. Az the bodies had
been robbed They were buried as decently as circum
would admit Of and after leaving guard Of sol
diers Ia protect the remaining property the sergeant re-
turned 10 the fort, arriving here this morning
Meanwhile, German who bad been engaged only three
days before the assassination cook at the mines came
at Casa Blanca, four miles from the post, on the sono
rita river and Sad that he his way 10 the post 10
give himself up 10 Capt Ewe the com handing officer.
He stated that the Mexcans saved his lfe and took him
prisoner bat released him the second day aud he
obtained by citizens under suspicion Of being eoootrned
In the affair
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Our Gaspe Corrsspondence.

GAsrs, Canada East, August Is, 1850.
Incidents on Journey from ShediacCroeded State ne
.Sedmrs-Appeaanoe Of Gdpe-Pictresqus Scenery on
hs Riuos-7he SAips Of ne Royal SqIadron-Addres
from ne Pcopl, Of GdTe-Depotehes for he Young
Prince from His Faher, Notaer and ne Prinoeu Of
Prussia, de-, DC
At half past two In the morning wended my way In
solitude through the deserted streets Of charotetown In
the direction Of the wharf where lay the shediac
The night dark, and the walk by means pleasant
bu, am in the habit Of taking things as End them and
making the best Of my lot; so did not repne
When stepped on board the vessel, found her, 70
use strong language terribly erowdsd-here being within
her upwards Of four hundred spd y passengers These
crowded the decks like hes that there sitting
and barely standing room; and when descended with
considerable dculty, into the cabin behsld an sccu
mutation Of legs and arms such as had done be-
fore in all my travels The packing closer than that
adopted board African SLAYER, and the ventilation
less perfect. However, had prepared myscif 10
sail this steamer, endured the "roushing" and
stood and sat In . narrow compass, and breashins
Sss rcsSss a. oisTsn oc0sh ssrss The
afternoon e IN The sane steamer for easps the east
ernmcss point Of o.nsds, In order 70 meet The royal
squadron again She had about hundred and twenty
passengers board, and sailed In roundabout route
calling at various places ~ route. me hrst was Rich
duets the timber port, which shall long remember for
the reason that In coming Of H. harbor the steamer
grounded on a sandbsnk, and, " n bad not been for
fisherman pilot Of The place, might have remained there
for the night but owing 10 his skill got Of after de-
lay Of about two hours. Meanwhile several persons
board giving ORDERS and the ossest Incompetence
and want Of discipline were displayed By each.
succeeded in capturing berth On this night but the
bed linen had been long from the wash tub that
cleanliness forbade do more than throw ca my
external hablaments and the shelf email and the
atmosphere used up hst my rep zee was BY no means
luxurious
The provisions served Al ess were a. bad AZ the cook
inU md " mreecf the Hccpinl cabin. the only
one IN boat all sorts OF nuisances encountered
The walters disgustirrly urcean a. the general
srrargeents OF the steward and the whole voyage was
scrabe pureatory TO the pssseDrers who had never
thecfs 70 pay enormously high fares and half dollar Tor
every meal IN addition.
raj places by the way, the hrst being Kickbucto the
timber port, which shall long remember IN connection
with the vessel IN question for IN passing out Of the har
Dor she grounded rsnd bank and there We might
have remained The night Rad u not been for fisherman
plot, who came aboard ard worked her 90 IN two beurs
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dollars They had left their doors open. I'M cores
pondeDt Of Flank Lesle's paper had his va sse rt n
The New York press is strongly repren . h. G, aud
its members have been very eourteo .s'y 70 To TIE
local press 10 rather under the shadow aud occupies
secondary rank, inasmuch i was opposed 10 the ap
preparations which have been for the demonstra
ton.
revolver taken from the reporter Of a New York
morning JOURNAL in the evening train by the Chief Of
Police who aid he would have for such weapon
In Canada
The grand state diner given TO Lord Lyons the British
Ambassador at Washington, las. evening, was very
brilliant affair. Major General Sir William Fenwick
williams, Of Kars the celebrated hero Of the Crmsan
campaign q present commander chief Of the royal
truops In this colony was present at the festivities Ad
miraI Sir Alex Milne, commander Of the British North
American and West India feet Sir Allan AcSab, Col
Tsche Hon. Colonies Rolo, Irvine, Napier, Whmot and
Connolly Messrs Pennefather, Warre Fegan an Basil
Hall, were also present.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
Ounce, August Is, 1880.
The weather In the morning was unpropous; II rained
heavily but cleared up towards the time Of the Princes
arrival.
At three O'Clock in the afternoon the royal squadron
rounded Point Levi Its appearance vas the signal FOR
general salute from the Of in the harbor, the
citadel and the town.
The citadel, Durham terrace the grand battery, and
the roofs Of the houses facing St. Lawrence block were
black with spectators
At Champlan wharf pavilion had been erected, from
the top Of which waved the royal standard.
crimson carpet was laid from this pavilion 10 the
landing place. which there grand stand, filled
chiefly with ladies.
The Prince landed at four O'clock under salutes from
the ships ofw and land batteries and was met by the
Mayor and civic dignares OF quebec and the members
Of the Canadian Cabinet in official Uniform the Anglican
Bishop and clergy Of Quebec the Bishop and clergy Of the
Roman Catholic church. the Governor General tho Com
mander OF the Forces Canada and his sta the Earl Of
Murave Lord Lyons and his Secretaries, the Members
Of Parliament and large number Of private citizens
The fcene was magnificent The harbor was alive with
river craft, gaiy decorated the shipping dressed
and the yards manned, and the wharves covered
with dense crowd.
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Military Intelligence.

TIE NEW YORK (FRENCH) z0uAVE CORPs.
The New York (French) zouave Corps, now being or
gan,ed under the auspices Of Major lie Cerc Of the F
ty nth regiment held their second meeting last Might al
the Mercer House. Major lie Cerc presided. Forty
bers answered at roll call The evening devoted 10
considering plan for Through organization commit
tees uniform, by laws and recruiting. unani
mously agreed 10 adopt the full dress French Zou-
ave uniform which consists OF navy blue poncho
ckets, trimmed with scarlet; blue shirts and sashes,
blue turban for full dress and red Fee cap with
blue tasse for fatigue The psntaoons 70 consist OF scr
let cloth made loose the bottoms above the knee the
calves Of the legs entirely bare; yellow leggrs ~ This
uniform Ia said surpasses that Of the Chicago Zouaves
inasmuch the latter radical departure from the
French uniform.
The next meeting Of the corps win take place next
Saturday night when the standing committees will
port. After this the company will have their init Atory
drill Among the members present last night
raj had been attached the Zouaves in the regular
army Of France. The utmost enthusiasm prevailed
throughout ast proceedings, and confidently
look forward 70 successful result in every particular Of
the present organization.
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Jersey City News.

COLLISION MpAn On Saturday afternoon q
chnsi in Jersey City went board Of Of the ferry
boats for the purpose Of crossing 10 New York but,
suddenly changing bis mind, he turned and made jump
for the bridge Al tho instant old gentleman from
ssesvtie made leap for the boat The two bodies
In violent collision, erseped each other and fell plump
into the river. Amer nounderng about for while the
were rescued By the ferry hands without further
damage than bath.
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SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST 1s, 1850.

sgnated charger. he four years OLD W.
Of the Canadian breed, which IL In we'll known src
inferior TO none was on the npanade today, a. inc
military parade, had an opportunity OF seeing %
There was also fine Russ pony present. which was
ridden by the British field oces who took him
general after the capture Of the southern side Of that r
famed fortress He dark and glossy, rather small
sized but very lively Handsome and active NO dooos
these military paadeswhch taking place here more
frequently than usualare intended TO practise the gerr
for the purpose Of having them appear in their best
rope no inspect them. The following mill
Tia orders have been issued this afternoon by the COM
mander Ut the militia of this city and dstrict'-
HEADQUARTERS L0wR CANADA,
MILITIA GENERAL ORDERS, No. l.
His Ecellercy the Right Honorable the Commander In
Chief has been peaseed direct that the following honors
proaching arrival Of his Royal Highness the Prince Of
Wakes, viz
As coon as her Msjestys ship Hero-or the vessel in
which his Royal Hghnes Ia board-heaves In sight at
the west end OF the Island OF Orleans the volunteer ned
battery win Ore roy al salute from the Dorham terrace
place on the landing Of his Royal Highness.
Arer nriBg these fautes, the volunteer neld battery
VIII immediate y denle across the Place d'Armes, down
GaTd<p street by the butchers stalls, as TO take up
position In mont ofthe Jesuits barracks and facing the
lower part Of the Market place. before his Royal Hhness
passes.
The volunteer cavalry, under Lieut. Col Bell, viii fur
nsh the escort from the landing place TO the Governor
Generals residence The officer commanding viii observe
the order OF march on this occasion pointed out at pages
200 to 207 Of the "Yeomary Regulations" In his posses
rion but his Royal Hghnes should proceed To Govern
meht House on horseback the whole Of the escort will
follow the royal cortege.
guard of honor Of hundred Of the volunteer
rifles, under the command Of q field onicer, with .
captain and two subaterns, will be stationed In the
Market place. facing the end Of the Rue de Buade and
will present arms his Royal Hghness passes the
for this guard Of honor will be taken in equal proportions
rom the Title companies whose head dress Is uniform
The remainder Of the volunteers will line Fabrque street,
leading to John street, and will present arms hen his
Royal lighress passes Tho volunteer cavalry win fur
nish the necefsary mounted orderlies
The commandant OF the active force s requested TO
carry arrangements into effect bearing in mind that
II Is the express wish Of the Commander Chief that
every volunteer shall have opportunity OF doing honor
TO his ;pyal Highness on this occasion.
Ounsl departure Of his Royal Hghnees for Montreal,
the volunteer neld battery will fire salute from the
Durham terrsce-the cavalry viii furnish the escort
and the two foot artillery companies will be prepared II
required, 70 mount guard Of honor.
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OpERKp. August l6. 1850.

QUEBEC, august TO, I500
Iso down the saguenay this afternoon, and viii return
with the Prince on saturday. His Royal HIghness b
expected to reach Montreal the 24h and his future
programme viii send you from that place. The Prince
win visit eight ten places in before reach
Ing the United States winding up with Ottawa City, the
new capital.
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ADDITIONAL BY THE PARANA AT BOSTON.

The steamship Parans, from Galway the 7th, via -.
Johns ~ r., arrived at Boston yesterday morning Her
mails were forwarded 70 New York In the nine A. N.
via New Haven, and reached New York last even
ing.
In the Iouse Of Commons on the 9th, In reply to q
query from Mr. Berkeley the Chancellor Of tho Exchequer
stated that the contract between the government and tho
Atlantic Telegraph Company bad become void, and here
after the government would great caution Ia
entering into further contracts Of similar undertakings
The Dublin Timd Of the 9TH contains the following
latest Intelligence
MsRsurigs, Angus, Q, 1s6o.
The troops have len for Syria.
The Fnkterre left TOulon yesterday and the Baragb
them, with half battalion OF chasseurs Jeff for Mar
settles to-day.
The Ffth regiment OF the line has arrived here
According TO advices from Naples, 300 soldiers who
were the point OF joining Grbsd had been arrested.
The Minister Of War had drawn OF tho troops from
the Abrzz In order 70 concentrate the principal pa Of
The army around Naples
BELGRADE, August Q, 1880.
Serious disturbances took place yesterday between
servisns Turks and some Bosnian sailors The garrison
remained quiet.
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NEWS FROM EUROPE.
THE GLASGOW OFF CAPE RACE.
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More Unfav0rable Weather I'm
England.
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SLIGHT IMPROVEMENT IN BREADSTUfFS.
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Operations Of Garibaldi ON the
Main Land.
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Investment Of Fort scylla by the
Revolutionists. .
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twenty-five Thousand Scotch Rifle Volunteers
Reviewed by the Queen,
H., &c., 20.

81. JOINS, N. r., August Is, $780,
The steamship Glasgow, from Liverpool the sth via.
Queenstown the 9th ns passed Cape Race at IL o'clock
Friday night.
She was boarded by the news yaoht and the following
summary Of her obtained, but IL contains nothing
Of An important nature.
The steamship City of Baltimore, from New York,
rived at Queenstown the 7th
The Glasgow has Is cabin and 2o4 storage passenges
and full cargo Of merchandise for New York.
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SICILY.

PAfsnwo, August 4, 1se0
Large numbers Of volunteers continued q, arrive.
EArJr, August Q, 1890
All efforts 10 conclsdo an srmlstoe with GarbAdi
having fsed preparations being made 70 repulse any
attempt at invasion.
improvements are being actively introduced 10 thefoyh
army and navy.
Commander Capeccazo has been appointed Director Of
Marine
The cfBoo Of private secretary 70 the King had been
suppressed
The King has visited the headquarters OF tho National
Guard.
Turin letter OF August afnrms that the Prussisp
Ambassador at the Sandman Court assured Count csvo
thu, The Cabinet Of Berlin would observe the strcisreu
traiy with regard 70 Italy.
The xoremo ofGenos published an extraordinary ed-
ton on saturday evening announcing ts, the First and
thirteenth Nespcan regiments bad mustered IN CAiabris
10 the cry Of " vive esibsldL"
II Is reported that me King Of Naples has cent 200
soldiers 70 Reggie, Opp0sIie Nessns, and these Heeps 4
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NAPLES.


The government was preparing 10 operate against the
Garibaldans, who had invested Fort Sys in Caabvia,
opposite Nessina.
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GREAT BRITAIN.

The House Of Commons had passed bill for amalgs.
mating the European and native armies in India.
Queen Victoria reviewed twenty-five thousand Scot.
tish rife volunteers At Edinburg the 7h Great
thusiasm was manifested
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FRANCE.

Napoleon was at the Chsons camp. II was denied
that he Ia to have meeting with the King OF Sardinia
The Paris Bourse was hrmer. Rentes esf. 25,.
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By TEIDGRAYH 10 QUEENSTOWN.
LONDON, August Q, 1850
The Xcsxine CAroniee says II has reliable information
that the Ordnance Select Committee Of the Commons have
sent condemnatory report Of the whitworth gun, In
which ID stated that they not eligible for her Ma
jesty's service
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AUSTRIA,
THE Latest.

The Emperor Of Austria and King Of Bavaria are 70 havo
. meeting.
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Arrival Of Lord Lyons FROM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of
Esewsion Steamers to Meet ne Prince-TAe Band Of ne
Canadian Rites A'7ire from konsreai-k'Iaary Ar.
raneements-The Mliha Programme, dc.
II Ia Just half past four O'Clock P. n sit down 10
WRITE and the great gun on the summit Of the Citadel
booming out royal salute. This s In honor OF the
rival OF Lord Lyons from Washington, the British Am.
baasador 10 the United States He, like the numerous
other distinguished men who are now on their way
hither has visited about 10 visit Quebec in honor Of
the approaching advent to the city OF his Roy Hshness
the eldest son OF Queen Victoria The train which
yeyed him arrived at Point Iev the opposite bank Of
the So Lawrence, at four O'Clock, and he is just now
anding from the ferry boat which connects the city
with the railroad terminus Of the Grand Trunk Rail
way Of Canada He will stop in the Parliament House, Of
which you have already received description
Two steamers-ihe Magnet and the sagucnay-
sailed to-day for the romantic river saguensy 10 meet the
squadron OF the Prince Of Wales there Though the fare
was four dollars head, several hundred ezcursonsts
were taken down in both boats. This fact Is, In my
opinion sufficient Of itself 10 bear testimony 10 the ve
ness Of the interest taken by the inhabitants Of this city
in the approximate royal visit Both ,hesc steamers
with the others which have preceded them and the large
steamer James Mckenzie, which takod excursonsts
ad infuiium, on Friday next, at q dollar head, win
join the escort Of the Prince his way up 10 the city
British ensgns 10 consequence OF The great
demand tor them that the editor of the CHRONICLE who
-. 80. 4. - A. ~.o,.. 90. A ,,r,,o,n, thu
was rAaner Ae ~ Wy ~ " pv, ss os ~ - H. ,,.hie
TO obtain at almost any price, he had some Idea Of
hosting the srars ana s h s uon,roai M
o. tne Ssnaa.n s 49,. ~ ~, IS ersr IN r,nasa
- us ,ae,nh.vs ~ ssSv ms afternoon a
Ine - ,,n ~srnor,s ~srsen one al he fasbiopa
~, ~ ~. rv hesosc n.,v ds m cana
s Ss and scOss Of he Canadian, pride
.xa..,.a. sor.ser.hIv rror ne b,nd whlrh thcv
se,s,fsr r,v eora ~ f,.dxoyth,s for he nurnbers
ore hv,s,ya rnen VIII Az, oasccys AMI Eve NON.
- "a ae,~Sr. ~ a.. ,h,es con,rant.s or ,ho
c.st., pIeas ro, .,.,,o,es al o,.her .ra .xa,tlng
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rs. .aS ssss. ~, ss,,i,oyy ~ The rve., we~tern "a
n~h,se ~ shs rn,,sd ststss me comnsnd 10 beld them
h, e., ees for ms seyvice rc.rbed The ritv sbou.
to horys sso from The Covernov General Sir francis
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To be followed by the dstA ,hmcnt OF her Majestys
Sixty sccopd regiment Capt LEAFS company, tho several
other companies Of volunteers and the societies. in the
order In which they appear in the ocal programme.
Gentlemen 10 the civil department Of the procession 10
appear full dress vx-Back dress coat black panta
looms black or white vest and white craya, and white
gloves
At noon the arrival OF the regal squadron, hired
boat and sailed about the bay and had early look
ct his Royal Hghnesz standing In white hat on the
Heros quarterback an at half past saw him land,
looking freah usual accompanied the procession
foot Government House. and afterwards drove about
the 10 the rain at the cost OF two dollars an hour
and, later st went board the vessels OF the feet
Twill omit mention OF the dinner Of Government House
In the evening for was not guest there; but viii
cay that the Nominations which attempted In the
evening did considering the extremely wet and cloudy
weather much credit 70 the natives. The attempt was
spirited, but the failure desperate.
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70 F1'0""s"NHI
IrurooI, August 0, p. ML-cotton-Markct nrm, and
particularly common American descriptions, which
fully high az yesterday sales probably 10000
bales or Imports 100 bales.
Iocpos, August Opening price, consos for money
e5I e3's for September account e3'S e3K; new
three per cents e3H ae3A.
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CHAPTER IV.

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