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ERENCH PAPERHANGINGs, &c.

l. CORNER Ninth AND ID STREETS.
We have opened day our spring Importation
3fFkE;NCmH IA PERHA NGiNGs, BOk kDERS,
DECORATIONS, &c., the styles of which are
rich and attractive and the prices unusually low.
my. we hsys a e, s,ey xey fine assortment Of FIR Il
large snd select stock of English ard 4 mericsri
PPhaPPEhREHrASSSlHSsa PaP RI 4 WINDOW SHADES,
TAIN BANDS, all of which are Of the best manu-
isoture, and which we offer at prices to suit the
for the prompt execution of work entrusie ed to us
FRANKLIN & ROFHROCK.
ma l9-StaM5w iintl sos oor. 9th And ID s,s
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IHE MANY THOUSANDS cured at this institution within
The ast seventeen ysaTs aud the
Cal operations Performed By DR. Johnston,
reporters o the phPers and other persons,
which have appeared sgan and before the pubic,
des ms Standing as geatensn OF character and RESPONSE
bility sufficient guarsltee afflicted mar I5lv
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CARRIAGE FACTORIES

Shnp1hUE II TAOlOhlES.
WAsHiNSToN CARRIAGE FACTORY,
w ID Street, Bstssez stA asd lOfk Sf-ssis,
We have Just finished q number Of first olnss
GAhklASES, such EtsAf F6n<N. - -
Hdsons, Pd-k PhsGtosS, F1ntly Car
'trgsS, osd bsggIss, which We will sell stAS6
yerv sFn.n profit.
bsinE prsctloal mechsuics in dirsrent branches
oi the business, We astier ourselves that We know
The styles and sBslIt. Of work that will give sAtG
action, combining llghtnoss, comfort and durrbIN
~.
=. Repairing promptly and carefully attended 10
ne shorteet nctice and most reasonable oLarfes.
WALTER, KARMANN A. BOPP
Scachmskors, sroceesVrs TO Vim. +. HOok.
P CARRIAGES
a, n ES Sehsorlher L&rinK rlsde tsdttiops 20 hi
AoioTE5 I9AE nE 10 noS ons eftbe ARREST. &1rAcs.
"a thc District, Nbe-s hIs hnI ysie, SoTtSyy1<SS
Gsnpi iaoturlIg ChRRlhSE & LiSETJ1<[@6=
.nASO.NS % Al klEds cannot es surpassed, and
LORI his 'oEs - 1seftepne IN ths bssl ,ss ko kop,s
- glTs rcusrS slt.fsSsiop, ~
~ E-.as Of CsfrtsN - 2Es kirk, wages ksti On
A. REptIs II shssty cent. .szssn sr<srs ,rsEys
SSts.sAsss osrrist., ,;ssn iE sA.s;s lsr .sv
sLS.. ~ AEpSSw J, Joyce.
wv se-ssT ~ itts srS y stsL
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Sold in this ety by C. sroTT, 37s Pa. svenus.
a eOly.aiW
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USold by all Druggists at TWEEN
If FIVE CENTS A BOI.h
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THIS LAIS Fatal BuBsIHo CAsuALrY AT
CANTERBURY HALL Coroner JAcKMAS hsld
an in inquest yesterday, In the case Of Mrs.
IDA CRIPPIN, the danssusa, who was fatally
burr cd On wednesday niRht, by bar clothes
catching FIRE from one OF the side lights At the
CsLtsrt uty music saloon, where she vas play
inx an engagement. Ths deceased was kaowa
60 Tire pGblis ~ Madame Aolnsy. Her has
band abandoned her some months ago, aud
Joined ths Conf, dsrGts army. Shswai native
Of this g. untry, -B6 years OF age, and leaves
one child. Verdict Acadsn'al death.
POWDER ExrLosIoH Two Bors BURNED.
MicmAHL Bs GHSR, boy years OF age, and
his youugor oro,hsr, While a. play, yesterday,
upon the sidswa Sorrer Of "a avenue and
45th street, 80. Gre to sons old paps,t In To
pot witch bad bSsn loft upoa Shs pGysmsnt.
There Ia 9psned TO be shout pound OF powder
In the pot aAd an sxpio, non took place. and
the boys we're both ssriolsly burned.
SUICIDE WITH PIsroL-Mr. HEnY
KsAELAHD, a lawyer, Of FA'rhslA, Ct, com.
miied suicide yesterday afternoon, In tbs OthOs
Of his brother, at No. 40 william street, by
shooting himsslf througb the head with pistol.
| No cauto has yet been assign ID for the con.
| mission Of the act. Coroner GAMBLE will hold
an inquest upon the body today.
DRowpED.-A dock loafsr, name unknown,
whiis asissp upon the string pieOs Of the Pier,
foot Of Robinson street, yesterday AftsrnoCu,
fell overheard and was drowned. HIS body
Was recovered, and Coroner GAMBLE Will hold
an hqusst upon II today.
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CITY NEWS.

CoMMIssIoSERs OF PgnLIo CHARrrrss AxD
CoszHciIoss The regular msst.ag Of the
Board took plsc, Thursday afternoon. Prssi-
dent DRArxR La the chair. Ths weakly state
msnt Is as follows Number Of inmates In the
various installations undsr the care Of the
Board, $3.50; an increase Of 60 since last week;
22l1 were admitted, and 21i2 died, were dis
charged, sent To State Prison or BlAckwslls
leland during the pvt week After transact
ing some routine business the usual rsport Of
the Committee OF the Whole was submitted
and adopted. From tho 18th Of JAY To the
LIST Of August, 636 persons, 17s males. and oSs
Ksmalel, were transferred from tho City Prisons
20 the Work House on BlAckwslrs Island. An
application from the keepers OF the several In
stitutons for leave Of aStsncs for one week each,
was received aad granted under the condition
that not more than one be absent at the ssms
time. MATTHEW DAILY, member Of the Goth
regiment, has rtspmed his position AZ ksspsr
at the City prison. The enlargement OF tn,
building for Lunatics Is progressing rapidly,
OF the 68 acres q land, which are the propsrty
Of the Commissioners on Wards Island, 4G1i
l acres ere planted with potatoes, ~ viii
l corn. eH with beans, IL with vegetables, an
With turnips. The Bosrd thsn aijourIsd.
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Lkndadrid, Avgua 2.-Ths execution Of pd-
vsts wnIIkM MURnAr, OF Co. Y. ~ New
Hqmpshirs Regiment, for the murder Of hAur
BuTLsR On Saturday last, took place At 4
O'Clock this Afternoon. In order that his fate
m,fht be . warning TO all evil dbpoesd sol.
disrs ths scafOld was ereotsd upon the
vaik Of fort Ellsworth, sfording Al unob-
tuuotsd visw 10 all NRzi
all The rsgipI.nts snesmpst In ths Vicinity
q Alex .poris wars present. and, notwi thstsnd-
ing. 70 GRO PERSONS witnessed the execution
Eserything passed OF without unnecessary
.xc,tsnsut. rbs culFtit ssc.ndsd the scsfj'd
vitn q steady sat. de mtds no allusios 10
bis gait but called upon his friends 10 sustsin
his family In their hour Of trial.
1hs pivsN rssic epes Of S,MuEL Johnson,
. Lieutenant In the Cobfsdsiots amy. and To-
cst.d on the other eide Of Hamburg Crssk,
wa burned Saturday afternoon.
P,ivsts KEErH. d Company x, 18th Nsv
Yak Re- irnent stationed IN Fort klIswor.h
was tbot cesd on Wednesday sysning by Capt
Srcrn OF the ssms rsRd snt. He va, riotous
end committed an assault ahd BATTERY On tn,
Captain.
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WILLIAMSBURG.

FRx IN Soar FAoroRY-PArAb RESULT
OF FIRnnsS's REcKLassnKss. about II
ooIos on Saturday night fro occurred In
the soap fac 'ory Of M,ssrs. JAMES WALSH &
Bsos on Kent Avenue, foot Of Rush 81. Ths
damage done 10 the building was about e700,
and TO the stock and machinery Of thu Msesfs.
WALSH about tt2po ali OF which IL faily
etvered by insuranos In NswYosk and DR. ooklyn
Coo
while going to FIRE Engine Cos. @ and 0
oomwsbosd racing doNn Division avenue No.
. ran heir engine on the track Of the Broat-
vsy railroad aud down the stesp grade to
wards Kent avenue, the men were unable to
control II, and abandoning the ,ngins Il rolled
vita fearful velocity down the hill, and run.
ing across Kent svopus duhsd against houss
on III. opposite Of the street, and striking an
IxHs who VAS on the stoop, Knocked hsr do wn
tbs area and killed har Instantly.
Engine No. also ran over q man named
AMOS Vsn1 zor, . member Of No z. B)ih Of
his legs vUe broken, and hs sustained severe
Internal Injuries. Several other psrs,ns were
also injured -
Yesterday, Coroner Honros h.ld an ina ..s,
upon the body II Ma. SELIKRs, wbsn yer,
dict in accordance, with the foregoing fastI
wsSrsndsrsd. H
Fire Marshal FARRxLI, altar q careful In
vestigatiou into the cause Of the fire. Is Of th,
opinion that IL was 1t iscendisry origin.
The larm Of FIRE In the 4th district, asi
evening, was caused by the burning Of a chin
ney OF Q tsnsmsnt house, No. "a hontros'
avenue. But eight damage was dons.
ALLEGED GsAsD LARcxrH.-A GsrmAl
named HnxHY ooHHs. rssiding In Bosruu
street., was yesterday arrested and taken bAcr
Justice CALLAHAN, on q charge Of grand lar
osny, on the complaint Of FsAscn GAL
LAoHxR SThs seoussd gave bonds for his ap
| psaranos 10 answer the charge today.
SrABBrse AsFRAr.---A colored nan name
Gxo. HoHpoH, was arrested on Thursds
night for stabbing German pamsd AsroS
vreErus, residing on this corner Of Union ave
1 nue. and Scholss street. The affair occurred 4
| one Of the Grand street Railroad cars.
appears that HoRDoE had sntsrsd the car an
was utdsr the innasnos Of liquor, and wa
acting In very disordsrly manner. Several Z
| the passengers demonstrated vii him, aud th
| negro drew q dirk knife and attempted TO sta
| man named PHsIFR VIoKrus then intel
| fsred, ard IN doing %, was stabbed In the wrh
and N,e. HoRDoH was arrested BY ofie'
NsAFIs, Of ths Oh Precinct, and ysstsrda
incoming taken bsfoSe Justice CALLAHAN. u
was committed for sxanina,ion.
Contraction. - Under our Williamsburg
head on Tuesday last, We puSli.hsd osrta
charges made by HENRY WEEKS, again
HENRI Boorz. The counsel for Mr.. Boo
saAs thst there Is ne truth whatever In d
| charats made.
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BROOKLYN.

DISTRACTION or rHE RnPrEx Coal On.
WoRks.-A ere broke outin the Expire Coal
on Mssu'sctory On Smith street. near Csntf',
between 10 and II O'Clock on Thursday night.
The beilding was new, o. btiet one and .
front By as net deep. Tos Gre Il Il sup poesd
originated IN consequence Of ovsrhssttng the
furnaces. Boon afsr The hsnss were discov-
cred, tsfriae explosions to,k place, bursting
out The Iron doors and Window. A man who
was peskng was knocked into the street, but
vas Fortunately NOT uuSh injured. Ths
house. and engine house at the side and rear,
spd susos.dsd In saving th.m- Tbs msin
bsilitpg was burned 70 the ground, md the
contsnts comprising several thousand barrels
Of oil wore destroyed Assistant Ereinssr
0Eonon WARD was ssrtously injured BY toe
explosion Of ,oms vitfol bottles. Ths loss
viii smouut 10 about $50, 600. d..
TEE err osrIcrs.--1hs Common Council
haviug tshsn Gee. until The 18th ssp'smb~.
thu Cosprut'on Offices In the City Hall WIN b
closed daily st II O'Clock noon. 0ns elsrk |,
10 rem ain In the 8 rect Ocmmissionsr's and
Tax ColIector's officss for tbs eoommodstion
Of parties searching for titiss 10 propsry.
BOY FoUsD DsowrKD. -Ths body q {
boy wss found In the water OF F@d's Dsct
yesterday morning. II. he'd light hall, ligh'
compl. x'cp, end apparently sbout IA yearl cd
| Tie othss consisted Of . ehsck shirt aud liRh
psnts. Had bean In the water about . week
ne body was taken 70 the dead houss fol
id.otiacstiou.
| IsJuREo nj A HoRsx "A gti 7 yers o
ass, named LIzzu FnLxr, residing on th
correr Of Hudson avenue and Johns'n street
was ssrioasly injured BY vicious borse o
1hufsdsy evening. As the giri pa's,d b
caught bar ~ ths head, threw her down an
usmpled On hst. breaking an arm and sever,
ribs Shs was conveyed to the CITY Hospit,
| for treatment.
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III. f. flowing bandoill, printed In lsrg, let
tar, was posted about the city ysstsrdsy,
about which were crowds Of p'opls: -.
The people awsk.l Enemies at home
WEARING the max, OF Peaes (usks II the sol-
den cross) ~ we'll 90 opsu foes must Be struck
down lie not dec.iv,dl The freedom OF the
press Il subordinate TO the interest Of . nation
Let tho thrss sou'h.rn organs inusd In this
city beware or editors will be a.signsd to them
TO pr ssrvs the public welfare. From this date
the authority Of the ps,Pls organizes new
sys em Of legislation suited 10 the tiuss. Poll
ticisns will not DO permitted 70 injurs the
general cAusa In pursuit. Of ambitious snds.-
The rights Of our soldiers win be protected. -
Disappoinie Cd d,magogues viii be forbidden 10
TO aggrapdize themselves at their expense -
The ID strict Attorney Is expected 70 exercise
his power. Traitorf, male and female, are
marked. Their names are n'olsd. Not oos shall
.,csps. Southarn s,mpathiz.rs are directed 70
leave thu stats. 0ns Will Ono wayt One
coun,ryl We have begun to act Fiom the
lea. ne IL 10y atty. tbs PkoPLx.
New York, August 1, 1891.
Con SAWS sHK RaruBIIc.
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The ..i,h Of Our Array.


Tar sanitary condition OF an army should bs
ausstion Of fiat consideration on the part Of
liz comm anding officers. Soldiers cannot q ght
wall, or endure III, fatigues ofs campaign
thsy b. badly fed, or If thar officers pay no
stts ntion 70 their physi cal health and comfort.
An oaioss may have personal courage he may
bs well acquainted with mill tsy svoluticns and
tsetios-but Il he neglect to make the health
end proper provisioning of the mon under hh
cemmand, matters Of primary and constant
concern, he fails In more than half his duty aud
Ineurs . fsaffal responsibility to those who
suffer from hik neglect. The good ofi,Or Ia hA
who dsyotss his thoughts constantly to tbs
keeping his men in ths bSst possible condition
Tor the effective p,IfstusncS Of every service
that sy BE- required Of them.
Mr.. SANBEssos, sppointsdiy "thsSiritsry
Commission OF the L tied s Stss, to examine
the cul nary or COX ng srrAnRemert OF cor
tain volunteer rseimruts III Washington and
Its vicinity, states ia his report tha' he foaud
thoss slrAnsen,n,s very imperfect, bu. that
his Iuggs 81 ons, ia the easss OF two reg'me.ts'
bAckld ss theJ were by the PrineiPsl on srs,
produced rsmAIkkbls change in III, prepare
ton OF the fsOd Of 'hs men and IN the dim'nu
tIon of sickness among them. 10 two OF th'
r..dmeuts Visited by him the 18Th and 80
n. Y. yolpntssu--hs fodrd that but few o
tAs linz Odissrs saLibitd conc.rn Tor tn
hssih and comfort Of their respective C no
mamie. NJ sAsDsRsoS .Hys;-'
BSsrA aug bsU.hes.l sn's. O.D be lA1aingiy pro
ass'a. :Ss. airing ainA'sia's nu'' Be 'f"di'-'''
Tss, q ali. sries military d..c'pins, both in III
eEsss sAa 'A'Pn'A'H m0~ be 'm1'dies'ly 'ns'0
X n, sAs gro,s ignsr.ses on tbs pu, Of the on
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rcy 10 carry on the va 10 s.vs The Govsrn
rnent; ihsfsfors be should ypts fof the IN.
M. yoHyeor Qsn said b. shopid vuts fos
" bill 70 cary On The war. -
r.pot, y.s Nod e.. Yes g; s,yss
=: s. lnSl, k'nn.dy, L,shs~' Pom r'v''i,
Mr.. LkTsAx ssid n his vote -. necessary
topere sbs b,il be would have votsd fer u hat
~ II wa not, he voted sgsinh " because he
d'sspp'ovsd q ts Provbions.
Ths joint r.solutioc from The HOuse .x.
prsss'pg symp,thy With the buesvsd families
End frisnJs q The soldiers who hays fallen in
dei,n,s Of the RspuSlic, was taken up and
Mr YsssssDx. (M.) from the Covmitt.s
On nSsnos r.ps.sd bill making osstsin
Mr.. Wnscr offered an snsndnsut sppro
| p'istirg t3o oov, 0t0 Tor the collection ssd
| Organisation Of thu volunteers, provided for In
the bill 70 ibcr,ess the army. Agr~d 20.
1hs sppophstiop for nleht signals fer the
navy vas reduced IRON 90. 900 TO On, ooo' md
Mr.. fssssnpsn uovtd 10 reconsider the
vote BY which the bill 10 prevent frsud on the
part Of port tfBosrs making contracts, wa
psspsd.
Mr.: Powell (K,) obj'Ot.d 70 Its rsoonsi-
Mr.. MoBoue ALI. (CL } said h, ssppOs.d tb,
ter, vboss rieht here was Questioned.
Mr. PownLI--Who questions my rigbta
Mr.. HoDouoALL,-I question II.
Mr.. Po~KLL-- You question II What right
bsys sos 70 question ita
Mr. McDovoAILr-I vii stste.
Mr.. sHhRMAn called the 8 natorr 10 order.
The President said such discussion was ouI
| q order n must essse.
The motion 10 rec usider was agreed 10, and
the ball laid on the table.
Mr.. PosTER (Coup.) from the Conmittss o.
judiciary, reported back the nom orial, &c. o.
y. r. 4IAsIos Of Kan q, end rsert
Mr.. LACE (KsDsss,) ssksd that the paper
| bsfofe the com nittes, add also the answer Of
| the Pee dent 70 the resolutions Of the Bsna,o,
from InoianS asking whether be sccepted {
Bhgaeisr Gensralship Be printed With the re-
| port a The committee He wanted the ro1pi'
Of Kansas 70 know that thor rspus,ntstiv'
befs has done nothing n cast sledos OF
his rieht 10 q seat In the S.nsts. TIE peopl'
Of Ksnsss had chosen him and rejected his op
ponrnt, and n tbs Bsbats rstify the repor, o
| the con mites, aud foist In one whom the Pso-
pie q Kansas rejected, the people Of Kansas
would protest sgsipst bis giving up his scat
for . BsIe adler GeterAlshlP. He moved 10 10
commit the report 10 q committse
Mr., Bsncs IsRu OF, Ky } taid II was 9
| sin pie aussticn q feet. II the Senstor was q
| BriRadisr-G .u,ral. he could rot BE- Senator
according 20 th, Cons tuition. He though
| we had batter print lie report Of the oOm-
ujttes Then k the Bsnator wanted the pa
| p,ts ttin' ed he could have th,m.
The Senate then went into Executive bes
L zion. Adjourned.
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JERSEY CITY.

FIaH ON BARoE AND YAoHr-NAhxow
ESCAPE OF POWDER SLoors About II
o'clock this (Frldsy) morning Gre, from some
unaceountaLls Gauss, broke out on the barge
Poughksspsis, whoa vas lying in the basin
at ,hs long doek VI tbs New York and Erie
Railroad CGmSsny. The boat was imueaiate-
ly ca.t loose and hna'ed short distance away,
whsrs she 20 n became enveloped In flames.
u Jon the arrival OF the Jersey City and Hobo.
ken Fire Der q tmsnts tbs barge was tovod
n.arsr TO the doek IN order t,att the engines could
play upon her. Ia doiop 30, she came In contact
with ins schooner yacht, tbs Astrea, belong
ing TO DR.. AcKHsAoE, ssttiuR her on Ere snd
damsgbg ths rigging and upper works 70 the
extsnt OF e60Q Ths hAncs on the yacht we're
compelled to idpp into the watsr, and were
taken On shora bv . yscht. The barge also
came in oloes proximity TO two pow der tlo pc
partially lead, with powder. but toy n
got away In safety Finding th,t tho A,u-,
could not be subdusd, the barge was toRod On
| 70 the fats, and burned to tbs wst,r's edge
| Ths name OF the owner auo tina exnAS OF th,
| less could not be GesrtaiUsd.
ROBBED WHILE BATHNo-0n Thursday
evening, while HESBI HAvKEY was bath
| ing at tho long dock, three men, suddenly se'z
Lg his pantaloons, in which vas s75 RAJ
away. He subsequently recovered the psnts
bat the thieves made good THAR escape with tn
money.
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g. Jchns, NJ p, Augua 2--Ths steamship
Failcn, from Hsvrs the 2Sd, via Bouthsmptsu,
thu oath, arrived on Caps Race a. 4 O'Clock
this morning.
The date. PEI the fai;on are thrss days istss
than these already received.
The stssmship Europa. from Boston, arrived
at Qassnstown on the 2sd Of JAY.
The ships Dover C.tls Agincourt sndDon-
aid Mckay had arrived from Australia with
ons hundred thousand ouucss In gold.
Great Britain.
Lord JoHs RusskIL goes into the II ,rss Of
LORDS a. Earl RysssLL.
Lord HHRBERr viii resign, on account Of
Illness. the Sscrstsfyship Of War.
mum rate was 8 IA pn cent. American 50
curities had advanced. Sugar, oodsa and rios
were sts,dy, and tea and tallow quist. Con-
soils had advanced 70 80 7-8 10 20 for money,
and 90 10 90 is for account.
spsin
The ehisi Of the Logs insurgents had bssn
s'ranglsd.
Large crowds had assembled b,fors ths resi-
dsnos Of the British Con- sui at Warsaw, aud
shouted Long live Q issn VIC ORR, /" and Dc
~
Britsh % mpathy TO Poland.
Turkey.
ONas PASTA bad landed NJ Ragusa. H.
was received with military bonors, and pro
c,edsd to confer with Prince MsSrksoRo.
IIanEary.
A reysl rsseript had be.u read In both Houss,
q tho Hur sarian Diet. IL says that the laws
Of 1913 esuI OF be established bscsuss they arr
incompatible with the recent constitution. T 10
union Of Hungary With Trsn.ylvspia Is imp-ae-
ticabls at present. Tho Affairs Of ssrviA will
be arranged on the basis OF . restoration OF tn,
servian NAiiJnI Congress.
It.iy.
CrAI.IIrI, the Kings Lisutsnant a. Naples
l had order ID 10 COO volunteers for mobil ration
l de bad alsr issued . Proclamation expressing
confidence In the people and National Guard
lie appeals 10 the liberal party to assist 4
dispefslpg the req otioniSts. Tho chief Of III
r,aotionists and ssvtfh othsrs, at Monte Bill
vapo, bad bsan arrested.
The chief Of the brigauds At NJ ruts Falcsa
bad been shot and i've hundred brigsnt
Threatened Avsllino but were repulsed, and
| msds prisoners The brigapds were with n
miles Oh Naples, intending 10 cslsbrAts the az
| preaching return Of fRABors tn. %.
R,sctionary movements were extending
Cslabria-
The rational loan was very popular.
| Tho Pops has received fresh Aaaprances thl
the French army will rsmaia ssA3bms.
IL new Bishops have been proc aimed. nam,
ly, Q French, Spanish, asd South AM
: rica.
: Ths steamship Etps, from New York. pass,
Kinsals Wednesday morning. bound for q assu
towu and Liverpool.
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&C. Jos,ph Aug. 2.-C1L CoryEs ba, been
released on t.kuns the oath OF sllsgisue,.
BEr MCCuLa oUoH aud Gov. JAoKsoH,
having devastated tbs country whsrs they are
sncampsd, are slowly moving northwsrd In
tire. divisions for ths bsttsr subststancs OF
the troops. We arc quietly awaiting their
approach our troops being ready for . Batus.
The unfsvuabls news from vnEnis HIS i'm
presssd them with fresh desire TO recover In
tie wet whatsv,r prestige has been lost In
the , ast Gen. LYos's &c rma1d IL now only
6. 0O0 ttrorg. a cons dsrssls numhsr Of tue
three months men hssicR gone 10 st. Lwis 70
receive their pay and be mustered out Of
s,rvic. great many Of whom WILL undoubssd
ly re- enlist snd rsiuin here toon.
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CssGrsss

oas Of the most important MEASURES Of thu
ssSsIou, that Oonascating all property en- :
ploys1 ia rsbsIlioa sgInit the Government, =
sssns 70 have mat with check Ia the House,
nom squsamish tsndsrnsss toward the haf-
and half Unionists who are concerned Tor the
country, but eel still mora concern lest the
sacred ERIK Of Slavery should reoeive even an
lneidsntal jostls- Tbs bill 10 sxtrsmsly mild.
leaving ths property Of rbss themselves un-
toushsd, until sstusty used 10 rebellion. We
hope that the wise provision which places
slaves In the name condition Is other rebel
paopsrty. and solves the difficulty and inoon
s;stsncy Of our military policy In this respect,
VII not hinder the passgs Ofths bill, and viii
not have 10 b rslinq aished to save it. With
out this measure, the relations Of slavery viii
b. . progress Of coAfadln worse consoundsd.
An inpotan: conclusion has bean effected Ia
The passage Of the Tex bDl-a measure watch.
I'D for With anxious concern BY all inteiligsn
busInsss mon, as absolutely essential TO tho
credit and success Of tns Government.
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Boston, August The B ttiah brig Herald,
which was captured July 10th and taken to
Philadelphia for attempting TO run the blo,k-
sds, as reported yestsrtsy, CLEARED from Bos-
hut was then chartered BY parties In New
York for Bsa ufort, N. G., With the intent to
try the experiment Of running the blockade.
II II we'll known In this city Aad In the city
Of New York that other British vssssls have
left thsss parts within thirty days for VIII.
mipgton aud other ports In North Carolina 70
take cargces for England and the British
provineaa
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FTsm BnrIii burg.

HdyTisburg, Pa, Aug. 2 The entire force OF
tho reserve rsgim, MS Of Psnnsyv snis, Is plac,d
under the command OF Gen. Mccall by order
Of Gen. MCCLHLLAr Eleven thousand OF ths
reteryes have b,en sent toward. There IA only
reg aiming a regiment q infantry with artillery
At tsched. The latter comprise fIrty eight guns,
Partially rihed, ard rangs from 30 pound,rs to
: X poundets The ftst battery goes S,u'h on
~ day In command Of Lieut.. Coz CAnPBkLL
a cavalry regiment Is slmost ready the msn
are in camp, ard ~ scon as they are mounted
they will DO san, TO Join the IN ain body.