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Elm the Federal Army.
Mis-. .Bowsns essay, t" Trusting" was wei
conceived and well written epigrammatic,
pointed, and what was not the least of It's
merits, short
Miss Days Agriculture +" contained a
great deal of good sense and good argument
10 q small compass.
Mr.. Feun, in bis oration on "An Age Of
Passion" said that in the future, this age
will be one of passion. The good old time
has gone by when innovations were unpop-
ular, but in truth Time is the only safe in.
novator. The price Of our purifying is 10
be great one, but Man demands it, Heaven
grants it, aud the Nation shall live BY it.
Miss Fairohild's poem, "The Soldiers Re-
turning" was very beautiful thing and was
delivered gracefully and with much effect
It was Of an order of merit very far in sd-
vance Of what seminary poems are held by
tradition TO be.
Mr.. Kenaston's Grafton, "Revelations,' -
was very excellent in its philosophy, but not
delivered in a style which did full justice to
the composition.
"shelly in Queen NAB" by Mr.. Kinsley,
was an excellent and concise analysis of the
oharscter of the poet.
Mr.. Payne's "E. B. Browning" was good,
but rather an essay than an oration.
Mr.. Pease's "Oriental Imagery" was ex-
cellent both in matter and manner.
Yankees" by Miss West, was capital.
Half humorous and wholly true, forcibly
expressed and we'll read, it was one of the
best productions of the kind To which we
have ever listened.
The last oration, 'Russell and the London
Times," advanced many fresh and good
ideas, and was listened to dessrvedly
throughout, with close attention.
Other essays and orations were perhaps
equally good, but we have had space only 10
particularize here and there. Were it fair
to discriminate, it might perhaps be said
that to the ear of one listener at least, in
point of literary excellence, the ladies bore
away the palm.
w hAok AOb OLAlk W AuoutlOu bn6 mualC
which filed the institution. Thechoir mum
bered perhaps q hundred performers, and
were accompanied by both organ and piano,
the combined effect of which was excellent.
rhe singing was admirable.
We have not space to comment upon the
exercises of the Theological Department,
which took place in the afternoon, but suf-
fee it to say that they were worthy both the
heart and the understanding of the young
men who took part in them. The pro-
grhmme was as follows;
Neutrality-suspicious..
tE. Hudson Baker, Battle Creek
Mich
Jration-'' Freedom of Speech in the Pulpit,
John Day CObourg, e. W.
orAtion--"The Moral Force of Events" VIM
W. FoOte, Morgan,
MUsIc-"Ode on Education"
Essay--"Christianity In its Relation to the
Present Age" Henry MatsOn FL sworth.
OrRtiOn-"GOd in Our National Troubles, p
Joseph ID. Millard Marietta.
MusIo-"Night Shades No Longer'p
- Alexander Parker, IRVINE, Scotland.
OratlOn.-" Christian Homes, +" Orange IL. Spoor,
-s1*L. G Warren, Russia.
MUsIo-"GrRnd HallelBjah."
BFNRbIcFInN
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"We c0ngratulate our readoFs upon

-Me c0ngratulab9 our read0Fe upon the
6tscoSery Of sure cure foF RhouDl ztiam, QOut and
EcuFalrsa and al Merrurial Di9ea1os, which II Of
clsd without the nae OF 1atcrnal medioines, which
DESTROY the constitution anu give temporary relief
only In fAot, u 10 the only known remedy eos ting
pSrfoct ere, and We fee warranted, from ttg re-
rznmendafionh, IN calling the attention Of the ai.
E1lcsod and tho5e having friends a1iierlle frcm khou
I1sgm, Gcut Or eeuralgiA ~ TIE perHleioua eteets
- cor pspsr, Of pf Leland'a Anti -BhsumHtic RaAd
nlf--l ~ . = fVur f.E = fnsvnlsue. q GNat
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- Another examination for Army Sur
geons will occur in Columbus, September
9th. Candidates should forward their
address, when circular will be sent con-
tanning full particulars.
J. W. HANEoN,
sec'y BID Med Ex.
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g1r Lewis New eymnastics for August,
and new supply Of Cavalry Tactics, have
been received BY Hawks 4 Bro. r- 49,
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TEsTS ron GEH. FREHoET.-Tsn large
boxes Of Army Tents we're sent forward to
Cen. Frsmont, At 81 Louis, By the United
States Express last night, as'a
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Psasaeal ed Sc. 'Slai6e 0PticioA,
Keeps the larrost aunortmeV o. the most imProyoa
kinds Of GP ECcAOLES. All W GLASSES, ysotner
oT near o. lAr 1ghtet, are 9 We en1st as
lngpoction, ~ machinery Of trSetl9nl W.
ehe EresteGt oare, 10 suit the Ne in ~ &c
curing Woakncsa, DiEElnoge lnda N1s5lo1 q -
lgee, and tnpartiRg strength for Ion feaniha 0'
lne sewing. . i.
Mr. solomoason would hero inform the vubto tust
ne never mrloyE AIRY one 10 the sale Of his lel.S
- Also, gplondid assortment ofBPH ttLkS
MICROSCOPES, OOMPASBES, 40, on hand.
- ARTlFIOlAL EYES inserted without pain'
81 perfect IS nateral.
osEIcn-No. IN Superior street, uneer American
6nfai -nell.dhW
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HoEoRARLE DIscHARoE OF LIEuT. STRATToE
IT AL.-Below we give the order discharg-
ing Lieut.. strattOn and the priya,es of Conn
pany C, l9.h Regiment, agsinst whom GER
tain charges had been preferred by Gen.
Rosecrans, for the hearing of which charges
q court-martial was convened in Columbus.
It will be noted that the ordel restores Lieut..
8. and his men to their former position in
the Company and RegimeRtfs
In the matter of general court-martial
ordered by the Commander-in-Chief to try
Lieut.. H. G. stratton aud Privatus Job D.
Bell, Elisha F. Humason, Elmors II. An
drews, John A. Brock, Edward s. POllru-
man, James MetIlary and Horace H. Bailey
of Company G, 18th Regiment o. v. M, for
Ger ain charges and specifications made
against them:
The charges and specifications having
been forwarded on the sth day of August, A.
D. 1851, 10 Brigadier General RosecraRs foI
signature, with "request 10 him to send
witnesses for the trial at Columbus on the
9th day Of August, A. d. 1861, 10 whish
time the Court was adjourned by order Of the
Commander-in-Ch Chief. Now on the said
9Th day of August, A. D. 1861, the raid
charges aud specifications not having been
returned by Gen. Rosecrans, and no witness
es 10 said charge and specifications being
Eent by Gen. ROsecranB, and none appearing
against the accused, who are present fol
trial It is therefore ordered by the Com.
map6er in Chief that the said Lieut.. strat-
ton aud said Priyates be and are hereby dis
charged from said charge and specifications
and restored to their respective standing in
said Company and Regiment
And the court martial so heretofore order
ed Is dissolved and the members thereof re-
ieVed from duty. 900
ADJUTAET 6EKERA1's 0FTIcE,l
Columbus, Aug. %, 1851. -
1 hereby certify that the within is a copy
Of the order entered in the books Of thi
Office, c. P. BuucKHeHAM,
Ad;uAank Genarai
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1ra @ooas.
T AIDES "HOME GUARDS" ."

are 4 perfect "Unionr Institution. IL unites the
CoYset khnnldeF- Brace, Anit-Lacer and ekirt-Snp.
portr in one B. anti lt' atioa or Wearing Apparel
Tn, - 'onssitut on must Be fraserTsd.l which ev-
err Lady SAYS ran b by wearing these Maists.
TRY THEH-PRIORs EEDUCEDl
For sale By er.a41ia
FREEMAN 4 KELLOGG, zII BupaEiorst.
ars. PORTEh. MilipaT, - Seneca q. IN
HoWH hlGBBE, 3l ,uperioi e.
Mrs HARVEY, sl9 81. Clair st., and AZ Whole.
sale and Ret-il by the Propriotora and Manufactn-
rers, l9l Ontario street, over Mooro'e Auction
store, bloYolhnd, "
"a .WaiEin made to Order. nH
- Stsle and County RiFhfa far ShIs
HukRrb 4 HHEBBIELD r
We wIll gresscats al 5eF ons Vho make ths WGass
or make the braces without authority irom us.
Ansls 80
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KEEoTRIC BATa-Dr. GibsOh's new cleo.
trio bath cures general debility, rheuma-
tiSm, neuralgia, disease Of the brain and
insanity. These baths equaliEe the Circu-
latiOn and remove almost every disease in
8 manner truly astonishing. No other bath
in the world give such universal satisfAc-
ton To The sick. The pleasantsss bath
room In the city for ladies' female OPsr-
Ator in attendance. Once No. III Ontario
street jys
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sIn the Federal Army

sIn the Federal Army.
During the forenoon exercises, g most af-
feeting incident took place. Some one ofthe
audience sent a note to Prof. Morgan sug-
gesting that the names of those students who
were absent with the Seventh Regiment, and
whose names appeared among the graduating
class, be read aloud; also that the entire Ru-
disnce rise and unite in silent prayer for
those who were gone from among them to
battle for their country; some of whom might
be at that moment dying. The scene was
most impressive, as those three thousand
people rose and stood with bowed hesds
praying for the safety Of those who were dear
to many of them, and but few eyes remained
fearless.
The distribution of diplomas then took
place.
Thuspssued thstwenty- eighth Commence
ment at 0berlin. ANS
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z o & 8 A Z &
A FARM or "a Acprs

a NAhA " q ACAE4.
WITH A Two BTOBY BRICK DWHLLINo
n ne Italian style of aEchitectard. With hnrn
Eeal ei,tern and out houaes, AL nsR, Just conpe.
I'd, and ready Cor occupancy. Thd hiII,5 + k1lIt
Elte Al modern improvemcntsi : tha qrornfS hoT6 a
uout on "A kinlman AVarno 81 ~ riiIat = hr1nfiffff
Iayine end living brook ruH through he rear oad
,,,i,, ~, ~ 49, ~ - - q purp Eatlr
With simple hydranlie WoFl can hs 80 SsTsi 10 ~
faft d We Hafm. Nor Q dentitriah'a Reridrner
ne Nhole grpundg car Be elegsntlI snd tsstsf1ilT
ertanted- or q lardent NincIaEd, o. fruit cnl.
e, tare, y ean % made Probable, being = nsar ths
l-u1iy Aouut loo rods lfunl the iiTnIf1
this arm can b. diyidoi uto lots a ons 10 I've a.
more aerea. and maze elegant rUlifsnt-7- 1nl a a
lArge advance % the ptice a. which it can row =
pnrchassd- fhrre are Abouls or 3 ncraI Of Wooa-
2lna, pait % which !! = beautiful GroFs. Tks
me u ifUht uf this Earna 70 ~
Also-A kkM TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE
hArn, Out bnildlnql, &C., ctrnef Of klnHmnn ~
Forest afreeia. Lot ia ~ On HinamEn, ard $500
torest street, Houso aud I'm are an a1f
s,s' ~ ~ ~ ne moEa siyle, ana hut 10 sub
Aiso-A WV TWO STORY BRlOK BOusR.
b1rn, uuE Duildinga, A., situated On roro1t gfF-Sf
et north u the Eysdunoe o. tho Hoo, "A. y. Riddia
5ot ~ ieet tfonl ~ - ~ cleP las 4 Z lFlt
he ltAlian atylo q afcElteciuro.7 rI7TE
. Also-Another TWO sTORI BRICK HOUSE,,
Darnt Oht bulldlng1 &c, edjoiusnE b one Lest DE-
sesioed lot 10 ttet mont by - leot dnop, and A.
ansd IN ell respeots llks the other
Also-0SE NAOAhf LOI, on kinaman gtruut,
Second lot iron the corner 81 Einsmsn snd Tor
stresls, ~ lsst onl ~ ~ deep Nine otl % For
est strott, letwoon kinaman ana acoTil Avn.
est slde hota % icet trunt by Is Rot deo1. VIII
~ os tlmc 20 auit purcha9era-
signed, 70; 90 kinsnan ST., CleFslAno, Ohio.
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A CHEAP MICROSCOPE |
A Ii PERSONS I'M THk VlCIN

N IB PEhsUNS IN THk VFUIN
"A ITY Of Cleveland enlisted In our s'av,iST Re-.
iment With the expectation otfaruishing the Har.
bee, or Sho desre 10 do 50, under cur IN erstAndrR
With the Quartsr. Master 0erfral OF the unfta4
stats, arc re uested 70 D 0duo3 the Horaes At Oamp
v ade 90 thursday and Friday Of this Wstk b.
Horses 20 be sound In every particular from IS 10
70 'bds htRh not less than four. nor more than
years aid eolors 70 b. Bsya Browns, Blacks and
5Orleiai sood QnzFa trottar-; briole-wisr and ~
sufficient Fizv for the pnp1aa Awe Lamtd A few
sup Eor aares viii Be pnrchasad.
A U. =. Quarter Master W,li b there 70 exaruina
the orses Other In = At wh eh Homes are 10 be
inspected Will bo hereafter navet.
BE. WADE
-. -. JOHN ~ .UafNS.
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rrsuassp.,,s % OF Distraction is The aial-
~ = ii hing ana middle aged 70 indulge In
lt0asing hauts. Thoso who earn
t6r some inG uonoe 70 diapol the growing evil,
should read "Ruman Fraiity, or Physiological Re
noarchea." u daiineates In vivid eoors tior q is
beautifully illustraiedl the and 81 cts q 10
oal and vital disease aud deoay, pointing cut the
ealy sura saitY valve Read the advertisement Of
riosenarH N smother column.
~ og D. Barrow, loi Bissoksr g., n. Y. Price
= an1l. 1ont sEeo o. Poliaso ever Nhara. Rsedtha
savurtisonuntof ''frsasuaF' IN another column.
2lso cold ~ \. 2, GAYLORD and william EiIko,
prEEeists, Uevoiana. chic.
PREVENTION Is BErTER TRAN OURR
10 ladlel q doiicaio health inpslred orEsnina-
son. e. g ihcse b. whom an inorsaso Of hmily b
aoH any reason Questionable the undersigned
would oder pracriaiion which is psribctly rslla.
bls and uah ane which has besu prescribed IN W,
roua rsrls q the old world TOR the pest ooutury.-
AhhougA the artlcle i very ehesp and simple. yet
has brchput NJ On half slnt bottles enc sod vsFY
sEtonslvcy A. The oxorbtant Prize Ct Is par botto
the undersigned proposes f0rnish tho reooipe for
theHman aun Of 81, by the usosson of which ev-
sly lady supply heraef With 'rfsct safeguard
I'd ans drua siore the trlaing sum Of g cents
year. Any phyuleian druggist will tell you
q psriooily hermlosa, and Thousands Of testimO-
hlAls can b proSuFed Of It's efficacy. Sent 10 any
pari of the uerld receipt Of 81, By addressing
DR.. J. o. DRVERAUX,
. Aualna1a p. 3. Box, No gsSl New Haven, Conn,
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DILE PILIS-THAT WILL OURl
i ths Pas, oaa = iOund 4 . Fablia sanlFt.
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8AFamAFr.


DRESERVE KETTLES.-POR-
u J, OE LAIN and TIN Lined, ol sil lisos aud unu
sueIly cheap. For sale By uOLWELL Co.,
W. y ". lfS ontario at
D0RCRLAIN. =. LINED SAUOhs
4 PANS and Stew Ksstlss, Eor sals By =. + = /.
iy9O s4| i,s oaisris SiScst.
IRON, STEEL NAILS GLASS,
u avs everything wanted b. ballder IN the hard.
~E1s iyss s"1'' 'n0-p' = WV II rs 6niaSlo l; St.
RON AND NJ tLb WAKE-
HOUSE, Hoa. q, g, g. and 81 Riys- stltst, ana
=. y 40 e On t6s DOok. Oisvslend, ohio.
y, 3 cARhHs Heanl1oa aogEE1s
w. ,. OARRY q CO., is3F.
WHOAn9ALE AGENCY ron TIE sALR or
.-. 9H0EHnHnoERia
] u n l A 7 A N Isl.
Common and Charcoal 8issi f-os,
gUHIATA BOILRR PLATE.
eRB1AQ fLqW AND BLISTER 6JllTI,. ernrl
-Rboe- aAQA, BAR IRON, OROION 70
rrf y LhpQN QLAeet GHIND-
STONES, aWnL O. -ff Hnff -a
sARB,s gelsbraied FirS PFoefs FEa. a., q maa
- !. - - -.
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&RrOlUPts.

H0ETE AND UfHER KEVCIV.
~ INC Pigtols, double and .ingia Iogllne pieesa
variety eheap. Also-lonreT'l ElehinE Tackle
such - Dode, llsVla. Lpea, Hooks, los &c.s &C.
Red Tifh Poles ~ any QuantitT, at Tf Hlal e.
Il. HAITI shlt'e Gun Store
ioi euprrrrui si-Ne,and 2.
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ratIoa .aTAs word rhealrs. = I... I.aIra,

ration 1.-THE World Theatre Jas Laird,
Clinton, Mas.
MUsc-"Let the Bright seraphimp
EssAy-a0ur History In our Words, p Julia
Reed HOsford, Olivet, Mich.
Oiauon--, eSamuel j. Marshall, PAines.
VILE.
ind
Grafton swnlian Watts Parmented, Mt
Vernon,
0AdOa--"E Elizabeth Barrett Browning, p Perry
william Payne, Oberlin.
Essay--"If We Knew Keziah smith, ober
Muslc--'Learnlng dawn'd, its light arose"
OEation--',o Original Imagery" Theodore W,
PeRse, Oberlin.
oratlon--" Benefits of War; Henry Nelson
Penaeld, East Berlin, Ct
Results OF Revolution George W.
Phlnney, Russell
Essay" Yankees" Marcia c. West, Silver
Greek, N. Y.
Oratlon--"Ru Russell and the London Times, /"
Albert Allen SafOri, Oberlin.
Oration-- - civilian Henry Scott, Grass
Valley, Cal.
MusIo-"The Heavens are Telllngn
DEaEEE5 CoNTERRED-by Prof MoR0AE.
BENEDICrION.
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Clothing.
THE UNDERSIGNFD HA1INa

II q UNUENcIU NNU HAN IWH
Il purchase th@ entire stock Of Gto hing, lotba,
lasSimeres, lcstinRa, &C., IRON Mustrs ktCh, /,
LHNi ma aH, are Dow preparing I 7 80 en-
lar .emon Of -elr Fa stock, IN ths Intention 10
carry the Whnlssslo IlcthinE and 10th Bus
ntss at th IL heretoiure ooeupi-d hul dtng, No ~
Water street JOSEPH AlOBS 4 co
No. lt7 Wat It., Cleveland, D.,
And No. s3 e0nard q New York
cleveland, Ohio, Aug. 2 2 Is6l sl5f
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WnooSsIk LAHDs.-The subscribers have
several hundred aores of School Lands Sitn'
ated II she eourties Of Marathon, Portage,
Junesu, MonrOs aad oconto, Wisconsin,
that they desire to exchange for city proper
y or farming iands, or other property loca-
ted IN the vicinity Of Cleveland. Particulars
can be had BY inquiring, either by letter or
otherwise, Of ALooTT 4 HoRFoH,
1Ss and 14l Water Street,
iy&SS1. Cleveland, Ohio.
90 o-oar1,s osurh oars. dsessals
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TNQ LkT-BR CK DWELLING
- HoucE, eontAiniaE roous, sorsaF of Erio 4
h"ekweil streetI. ADbly On BFsills.s, 81 %
gp a1 ~ soEE.
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no X SALE. -THREE 7IjOOo6
-, - e Igesaaabls prizes, ghqgiFs 4 NM
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MORNING LEADER.
Nv AnYKRTInRnIRnRn-

Bon lias-0srdnsT wanted.
J. ? wad'-YonAg Mn Wanted,
II. Cra's-MloroseOpS..
Geo. sprasus-Local Notice.
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TRk HOUSE AND LOT ON
Il Ptaburgh street, known q ths Hitchcocf
property, being lgt 9ns n Oals adiiion 10 CisrSs
lsnd and lot 80 IN Kelly and WaiE0rth. snbdi-
gEioa said property having ul1 tuntrod fsel tro1f
On Pittsburgh street snd oEtondinF back 70 roS h
an alley. The house q lar7a. vel built md cong-
nlent- FOR terms a1nly 20 1
RAAHEE, BASEUs . NoBLR.
HOR SALE.-0NE sRcoHD-HAND
IL Steam Roiier-uprishE 81 called, lafsiV -
N the Lesdor olacs, said H0tar 3 e inches N az
IN diameter and ftst hfgh. r fI-F
Said Boiler originally cost 500 e nov N Grst Fata
sold Tor TN
BD-for tnrtksr paFsicalars enquire q shs olos.
street ~
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6gE 4aIe Be- e..

OTo no LEASE .L25 I-OTS- Sir.
N UATgp on Erie, Miami, Piiisburrh, Ninsman.
Ohio and Canal aucsts. Apply 20
srgs:ssi Eo "a s..,l..il ~ 9l9s9las sls
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RANK NnrIl 49,

C0BRHofED BY O. A. RsAD CO., RANKKRs.
:, MAINE; WISCONSIN,.
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hereby certify that the within is a copy
of the order entered in the books Of this
Office. c. P. BuucKHeHAN,
Adiutant General
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PeEvrNFloN 2 bErTER TRAN ouRa.
nOFHER,s RHAp IN.

Aas.lnlsl ?. 0. Boz. No. 81. Nov Have
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mander of the Great Eastern has been appointed general
manager and representative of the ntercolonia Royal
Mail steam company IN Australia ana New .eaiu anu r
has taken his departure by the last mail steamer Tor
sydney.
Accounts have been received in Paris from China and
Japan TO the LIST and 18th of June respectively Tue rebel
army was committing great ravagcs in the neghborhood
@! Nankin tho English who at Schin Kiang, OPP
posed their advance They had already menaced Ticn-
tsn but tho combined action Of the European forces was
able TO defend that important position and prevent them
from approaching it, The utmost tranquility prevailed
ut Pokln, and hopes entertained that tho Empcro
would shortly return TO his capital.
Accounts from st Petersburg state that the Russsns
arc highly satisfied with their commercial treaty with
China Another caravan lately left Kiakhta for Pekin
Moreover one of the partners in the most important Arm
of the town Of KIN Ii had arrived Kiskhtn to con
suit NJ Starsova, Russian merchant visit which he
proposes to make St. Petersburg open branch esab
hshnenis IN that city. He remained three days at
kiakhta examining everything with grca, curiosity and
paying visits to different families This was the first
time Chnes, hal visited the town but IL IS not doubted
that tho example would be followed.
The Austrian government has just suspended the per-
mission accorded TO manufacturers Of TO send off,
without special authorization small packages not exceed
ing six of each No is given for this
The IIavre journals state that the harvest has com
mencea in that neighborhocd with favorable weather.
The wheat is quite ripe and OF good quality.
The Northern Wing rcland) referring to the reports
OF It's correspondents the subject of the potato crop
some Isolated of the disease having produced
ETY. among the farmers in Uls,er-procoeds--
We still incline to the conviction that the Irish potato
crop OF 1851 will he the finest have seen for quar-
OF a century and that the yield will be abundant IN
quantity and OF excellent quality return of fine
weather for month would make the fortune Of he Irish
farmer All other crops are houriahing apace. Some
fax is laid by the heavy rains and in white wheat
Few cases Of rust reported The wet weather has
caused heavy return from the meadows and the hay
will be abundant. The yield of oats and straw will be
protdse If we have sun to ripcn it, and fodder viii, IN
that case be very cheap next All crops
reported as IN most mxuraat condition.
Tho Ednburg arrived at Queenstown and the Arago at
Southampton ON the forenoon Of the 81 inst.
The Cunard Company had sold the ura the Canadian
Company and she will hcuceforth run in the Quebec line
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-15
TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
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ARRIVAL OF THE PERSIA AND BAVARIA.
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Opposition Of the British Press 10 an
American Money Loan.
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Agitation Oh the Question of
the Blockade.
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tits Denominated "Inefficient" and Con
temptible, and England and France
Involved to Unite Against It.
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British Special Letters from the
Sent Of War.
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French Imperial Opposition to
the Premier of Italy.
THE RACE FOR THE GOODWOOD CUP
Reduction of the Rate Of Discount
by the Bank of England.
Cotton Dull and Unchanged in
Price Flour Quiet.
CONSOLS, DO Ia A 90 1-S,
&C., &C., &c.

The steamship Bavaria. Captain Meier. from Hamburg
Southampton arrived at this port at early hour
yesterday morning.
The Bavaria left Southampton on the 3lst of July
Her news has consequently been anticipated by the
tecgrahic reports Of the Nova Scoian at Father Point
published in the Herald on Tuesday morning
Our European flies by the Bavaria however, four
days later than those received by the Europa and
interesting details OF the adv'ces to the day Of her
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