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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-07-31
The Panic.

The panic at Centreville is not a novelty
in warfare The best disciplined troops in
Europe have been guilty Of them far less
excusably than our men in Virginia. Such
was The famous flight Of the French and
Sandman troops from Castiglione to Bres-
cia, the day after the great battle Of Sol
ferino. There the successful soldiers were
resting from the fatigues Of the fight, when
five Austrians who had hidden in the
bushes came out into the open field to sur
render themselves. Instantly the cry Of
"The Austrians are coming" was raised.
From that simple incident arose panic.
For seventeen miles, all the way to Brescia,
the road was filed with flying mass Of
horse and foot; wagons and ambulances
were emptied of their wounded, and every
body seemed beside themselves with ter
ror. Some fifteen thousand men were en-
gagged in this panic, and the loss Of life
from it was very considerable.-A =.
Tribune, 23d
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-07-31

ATLANTIC MoNrHLr.-The August
lumber Of this monthly has come to hand.
aRan excellent number, containing much
unable and interesting reading. The
blowing is the table Of contents: Tress
q Assemblages; Miss Lucinda; A Sol
aa'' Ancestry; Fibrilia; Nat Turner'S
a'urrection; Concerning Veal; Remin-
Senses of Stephen A. Douglas; Our
a'er; Agnes Of Sorrento; Mail Clad
S ! Parting Hymn; Where viii the
a'oellon leave us; Theodore Winthrop
''sei Reviews and Literary Notices; Re-
~,l American Publications.
Terms $500 for one copy: two copies
1900; five copies for $1,000. Ad-
y Ileknor Il Fields, ls5 Washington
Meet Boston, Mass.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-07-31

GoDEY's LADY's Book. The August
number Of this magazine is received. 1t
contains number Of splendid fashion
plates and engraving. It should be found
n every family, as it is the best household
work published. Terms, $500 for one
COPY; two copies for $500; three copies
for 5000. Address L. A. Cooley, No
1913 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-07-31
NOTICE 10 BRrDeE SUBg1RIDEas.

fhose persons who have Subscribed TO build the
r,lus at Farters crossing of Gram RIVER on the ham
easier and Beefown read requested to pay their
subscriptions IN or before the 18th da Of Juy next
the following paeex the Lancaster Subscribers at G.
81 Rxland Co.'S Glen Haven and Cassyilie. tow.
Beach 81 r Brinekman & Cos, Warner and Ycungs
Mii subscribers, to II. Young. The Subscribers viii
please be prompt IN theif payments rs the MONEY is
needed carry the VI TX By Ter q tho Board Of
Snnerviaors sam. NEWICk,
Town Clerk Of Beetowp.
Beetow, june 20, isel s-ws
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-07-31

P1ArTEvlLLE GUARDs.-We learn from
The Witness that Capt. Nasmith is filling
up his company, the PlattevilIe Guards,
for active service, and persons DESTROYS Of
existing will make application to him at
the Rewey House. His company, we be
rere, has been assigned place in the
Seventh Reiment aud will be called into
camp before long.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-07-31

CRoUs.-DeHavep's Great Union
crcns will exhibit in Lancaster on Friday
next. August I'd. They also exhibit in
potosi on Wednesday July 31st; in Brit
h Hollow Thursday, August 1st; Boseo-
he'll Saturday, August Sd; Muscoda, Mon
d.v August 5th. Admission 25 cents.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-07-31
M A II r. I IL ID !.

uARTIN-BURTON. In Tsfteu, Juy "a, BY 5. A.
ri s-lor Eso.. Mr. William Martin to Aiss Margaret
Button, all OF Tafton.
JosTIN-yoIGT.-I Cassyille, JAY ~ by hsnsy
p,,vgpes- ESQ. Mr. Peter Jostin to Miss Gertrude
Voigt, all of Cassrilia
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES In Hazel Green, jury ls,
by Rev Enoch Tasker, Mi Dixon Cottingnam 70 Miss
BArbary White both IL Benton.
PETERs-BENNETT.--I Hazel Green, July 20 by
Rev. Enoch Iasker Mr. Henry Peters 70 Mrs. Caroline
Bennett. all Of Hazel Green.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-07-31

-, = A'cloRSr.-Qaite an accident hap
,'@ short distance north Of town
;. 'rday evening If last week. 1t
slaSed by the dropping Of the tongue
wagon from the neckyoke. which
s.. - 'ae team 50 that they started on a
/, y ,ae'e were three persons in the wagon;
Il, SS'0n Graves, the owner Of the
), l.. a0d one Of the other persons jumped
a,r !. S0uld n2t stop them; they run a
e,ovia ~'lace when the tongue caught,
a. ~ 'ns wagon over With one Of the
| H.. - nj the man was taken out from
i asAos,, wagon, considerably praised and
4 ii. alae' thrown out Of place, the team
!. as.,s. '.s froul the wagon and run i short
a. When one Of them struck pos.
! 81 1la almost Instantly; The other one
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-07-31

RE-Col Dixon s. Miles, Of the regular
army, to whom was assigned the Fifth Dir
vision (lesewes) in the crops de arnsee Of
Gen. Mcdowell, is under arrest, and will
be court martialed. lie was too drunk to
know what be was about on the day of the
battle, and failed to bring up the reserve
at the time ordered. Had he done 50, the
fortunes Of the day might have been differ
ent.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-07-31
LANCASTER MAILS.
r A 5 T R \

EAST ERS
caves dhgfsa'R Returns Monday
IS for EVENING" Leaves Lancaster for
gsd9sd536r ala ana Point wSd9esaays t1p
Sss Il N. Returns Tuesdays ana '' 80 : =
urday' vEsTERN
tor Nondaysand Fridaysat ] p M Tor
leaves Lancasts a. CHEN. Returns Tuesdays and
T,fton and f11s M Leaves Lancaster for Beetown
SATURDAYS At u TUESDAYS and Fridays at a. M Returns
sad ca s5srs and Saturdays at ~ m.
Esdne''"' YoRTH ERN
,tar Mondays and Thursdays IT a. "a
leaves and p9scobel. Kelorns Tuesdays and
Fnas! sou THEM.
,.n,aster, wednesdays aud Saturdays at
Leaves t .sa.rns al p. on same days
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-07-31

e~Persons wanting any work done in
.bs uay Of cleaning or repairing watches,
.Iocks or jewelry, are referred to the adj
,.,tsement of Mr.. Murphey in another
.aomn. Mr.. Murphey is pronounced a
.oIendid workman,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-07-31

Gg-During four days Of last week,
PENNSYLVANIA sent 70 new regiments to
Washington, and is now getting as many
more ready. Indiana has also furnished
ten new regiments.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-07-31

rnnosEsE On.-Persons using this ar
rill find a superior quality at Bakers
W. w. Store for rs cents per gallon.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-07-31

WISCONSIN FARMER-The July num-
Der of this excellent magazine for the
farmer is received. 1t appears in entirely
new dress, being printed on new type and
asuperior quality of paper, and contains
numerous fine engravings. In it viii be
found large amount of valuable and in
tsresting reading, and it should be taken
by every farmer. In addition to their
usual issue, the proprietors have published
5000 copies of this number in German,
30 as to reach the German farmers Of the
State who do not read English, and if the
enterprise receives sufficient encouragement
they intend to publish them regularly.
Terms, one dollar a year, in advacce. Ad-
l'ess J. w. Hoyt, Madison, Wis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-07-31
staple and Fancy Goods.

.ans Shines Hats and Caps, Straw Goods, Groee-
res Hardware. Qaeensware, &c. etc etc DonHess
Flats and Trimmings in great variet5in iac1 sou VII
fud almost ytling you wAut ~ ny seois' - Pse
Farmers aud others who think there opt one place
Ia The west fand that Boscobei9 WIZ loose g
y;vug susccda CALI All XII ds Of naerchantanie pro-
5nee taken also County orders q I'D cash: .,v,
slay Il, $780, ~
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-07-31
Gave Entire Satisfaction,

and at once created such demand for them that i was
impossible fiji the ders, and this demand eonitn
ued to increase until there four large manu-
tories ia dierent sections Supplying this demand yet
with all they could do in 1860, having manufactured
and sold over 1000 machines they could furnish
ali that were called for It's simplicity Of construction
and ghtness Of draft, being one-thlrd IS than most
other machines, and its adaptness 70 work on rough
and ground by its independent action between
tie finger bar and the driving wheel win recommend II
especially to such have ground that Is AZ all rough
and uneven, they act Independently Of each other
and can PLAY up and down TO accommodate itself 70 an
uneven ground without the liability Of bfeakage, and
cutting the desired lei ht at the same lime
We have only to say that simplicity q construction
strength and durability attained the degree by
the genious and simple combination OF all its paris
To those who may want a machine both ior feapng
and moving your interest viii require you not % Puf
chase until YOU see This machine ia operation. There
is sample at Patch Grove and viii be IN other parts OF
the county scc All orders for machines or any intor-
matior desired respecting them can DO furnished by
n. A. Wright Agent. Prairie du Chen. 4. N. Wright
travelling AGENT Grant County, Wis 5l-w3
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-07-31

LANCASTER UNION GUARDs.-It has
been reported through various parts Of the
county that the Lancaster Union Guards
have disbauded entirely, which is not cor
rect. 1t was not intended to keep the
company together and drill at this time,
but merely to fill up and be ready to 60
into camp after harvest. The company is
receiving additions to its numbers nearly
every Gay, and will, no doubt, be called into
camp as soon as possible.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-07-31
EQUALIZERS FOR
THRESHING MACHINES.

The subscriber, having the right to manufacture and
sell j. Herva il ones Patent Eqaalizers in the county
Of Grant would say TO all owners Of Threshing Ma
chimes that Will be prepared to furnish them sett
on short notice the present Fifty setts
used in the county the last year and the testimony OF
all experienced threshers is,
We would not Run Machine without ons."
Orders addressed TO Thomas Battle, Tafton, G.. W.
Cowen, Ellenboro, John Struns Fairpay, the SUBJ
scIiber Fennmore, will be promptly attended to.
Send in your orders early giving the length Of
sweep and whether for or 10 horse power.
= WILLIAM w. FIELD.
Fennimore, Grant County, Wis, July S. 4-3m
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-07-31
: 7 A ? L E 9 Q Q D s
AT MUsCOIoA.

Itts notgenerally known that new opening large
and wall selected trncnt CT Staple Goods In the
store formerly occupied BY T. B. Moore Co haze
therefore engaged sufficient space In the Herald 10 give
nnhlic5fv to the fact Most OF my goods bought
directly from the manufacturers consequently am en-
atled 10 sell at reasonable advance upon manfaetuf
prices ard save 1ny customers the pron1s q ths
New York and Aiswaukee Jobbers. Ny stock consists Of
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-07-31
KTIED.

KILLED.
BELLNAP FUQUA, Of Potosi.
WEILAND WElREL, of Boscobel.
A. J. CURTIS, of Lancaster.
THOMAS COX, of Lancaster.
LOUIS BIDLER, Of Mount Hope.
WOUNDED.
LIEUT.. BOOTH, Of Potosi.
GEORGE i. HYDE, of Lancaster.
ROB RI SIMPSON, Of Boscobel.
RICHARD GRAVES, of Beetown.
G. A. GARYIN, of Mount Hope.
MISSING
NJ J. BARNHEISEL, Of Ellenboro.
MICHAEL COOK, Of Beetown.
THO'S BROOKENS, Of Glen Haven
SPEAR, Of Cassyille.
The relatives OF Geo. L. Hyde received
a dispatch on Saturday evening last, stating
that he was not seriously wounded am
had left the hospital at Georgetown, nea
Washington, where he had been taken afteI
the battle. We have heard nothing from
the Others since the oath.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-07-31

SAD AccIDEHT.-We learn that a man
residing in Rockville was seriously injured
on Sunday last at Dutch Hollow in the
Potosi while firing cannon. The facts,
as near as we can learn, are that he had
powder in a bottle in his pocket; il some
how caught fire and exploded, tearing his
body fightfully and blowing pieces Of glass
10 his side. Medical aid was soon procured,
hut it is feared the accident will prove fatal.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-07-31

OUR Stock of Dress Goods, for Spring aud summer
" wear, is the largest and most complete ever
fashionable styles Of Silks, Chais Lawns, Berages
Poplins, Biliiants, &C. &c A. q l. b.
DoNNETs, Ribbons, Flowers, &c, the latest styles
| ) lust received by A&rA 3.
AUR stock Of Gloves, Hosiery, Ribbons, Laees, Col
~ lars, &c. &c; cannot be excelled. A. > A. b.
ATS Caps, large stoek-new styles Just receiy-
| | ed a.. q i. A. b.
u hADY MADE CLOTHING. FOR men and boys wear,
III large lot Just received oy A.@I.A. ?.
nooTs & SHOES, alarge lot Of every style d va
riety, at prices lower than ever before offered at
A.&T. Alb.
A splendid assortment Of Paper hangngs, window
N shades Sc, just received and for sale very low
~ Az I. A. ID.
C1RoC F1ERY, Queensware, China ware, Glass ware,
" Sc., aiarge assortment just reed at A. VI b.
IIARDwARE Of all kinds at reduced prices, just re-
IL ceived BY A. q 7. A. B.
WE have an extensive assortment Of Carriage Bots
wv all Sizes which win sell less thar The usual
Wholesale prices q -. :. =.
~ RocERlEs of all kinds-much lower than usual
~ at A. . / a p
4 spleupid article of sugar &c s cents per pound
~ at A. IT. A. y.
y extra quality Of Coifee--six pounds for a dollar
"A az
T1lsH, fresh lctof White Fish, NJ Trout and Mack
| era just received by a. 1. A. =.
GAIA large lot, and fine just received and
- for by the barrel, cheap. A. q I. A. b.
MAILS, Glass, Paints, Oils, &c. Tor sale very cheap
II oy a. : :. a D
M ACHINE and Fish Oils Winter strained Whale oil,
! vi Burning huid &c, for sale by A. 4 l. A. b.
rE,HE pure Kerosene OIL also a splendid variety Of
i amps for burning the same justjust received by
A. 4. A. b.
NJ H. Downs Vegetable Balsamic Elixir-the great
IN Nc rtlern remedy for Coughs, Colds and consunp-
1Ion Tor safe BY A, 4 7. A. b.
VIZ have asew sett ofsplendid harness Fisherman
/ wv ufacturc, for sale low by A. 4 A. Is.
4 SPLENDID three-ply carpeting-fne colors and
i N beautiful pattern at oaly 80 cts per yard,
A. & 7. a. BURR.
i GRICULTURAL TooLs-the largest lot ever
~ brought to this section, and sold much lower than
ever, by a. q l. a D.
i 1tOSTARS RAT ExTERMINAToR = warranted sure
/ I death mile. sold by A. q l. a. u.
4 c,LEEP in PEACE-Dutcher's Dead Shot for Bed
4 - Bugs.--a sure thing, sold by A. q A. d.
/ 1,LEEPEKS LIGHTNING FLY KILLER-the great
- discovery OF the age perfectly harmless 10 every
i lniug except tys and insects, sold Oy A. q l. D.
IF you want to buy your Goods lower than ever, go
/ | to A. q. I A. BURNS
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-07-31
AMERICAN HARVESTER.
The attention Of the Farmers Of Grant County Is cal
led to the
Celebrated Reaper and Mower Combined,

manufactured by VIM. A. Kirby, Buffalo, New York,
and for The FIRST time introduced INFO this county
This Celebrated Machine which fully combines al
the modern mprov ments Of the different machines IN
use was patented for the first time in 1856 AM IN that
year seven machines were manufactured and sent into
different portions Of the State; these in every ease
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-07-31
cTRAY MARE.
IRON AND STEEL,

At the Peoples, StoHe.
large stock for Sraiths ard for various Aise
Castings, Grind stones and dsaxy Hardware.
Bo~eobel. January 70. 1861 2stf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-07-31
IQUoRsl

rIav;nv taken Wholesale Iiceusg am prepared ID
furnish LIQUORS az all kinds by the quantity Cal a.
he Pr0vision Store q y NAt s,ss
Lancaster, June 4 isol-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-07-31

Sad News from Grant County
Greys.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-07-31

The following are the names of those
killed, wounded and missing Of the Grant
County Greys in the battle Of Bulls Run.
The names were received by Geographic
dispatch from Capt Mckee on the oath:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-07-31

Madison. July 9Th, 1861.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-28
MARLWE JOURNAL.
PORT or EEw-YORK. ..........Auo q,
Cleared,


am,'ips-Kbsrosene (Br) How ard London BowlsE3
Aspinwal; Tyncnouh, Booth, London, c. G. D1nca1 Co.
Persia, jenkins, Liverpool
shps-scota, Mack, Geroa, Delano L Capeni sandesky
LmeklD Bristol Surges CearDan Aurors Barfer Liver
pool; Owego, Picard HAve; Pi.ca,egus, Weeks, Havro.
Barks-Iheoda Carver Galway, Wash, Carver Chase
Mon,ezrms, Hammond BaIbsdoes; Minona Ryder. Dublin
funch MeDcke Wende; w; Butcher Collins. MsrSelles, n
W. TTundy; Angusts Dowen Antwerp, Rogers Co. O6
Dominion Wood Havana, Trugillo Rnsssn
Bngs--Carnosa (Sp Alains, Rio Crsndej Emily FishsS
Staples, ST CroiK via Wilmington, bret. Son Co.
schoonov-Hsufori, Tute, Now-Bsyen, naste-; Lkzs
Taylor Taylor, Lynn Fountain BesTse, Proydence Revs
Hobbis Stanford HsTkscrabbe Packard, New Bedsord;y j
BAXTER Rankin. Salem. master = f.. Rodusn, Ney.Ssd
ford, J. MauloyO, euch, Egg Hebor master Ky
Jones, Baltimore, master; lily. TODD Bsr1ere msser
W. Thore, Davis Fall River. Kenny; A. Henderson, Gal,
Pro,idsnce L. Kenny; Mary Epen Chsse Proyjencs Bell
Edidse, Dennis Dart JOhpson samfoTdi Ida Dess Tore,
Jones Wahir y,on MASTER J. o. Woodhouse, Terry NewH
ven; g. Worthy Baker, Ysuouth MASTER NJ Partridge,
Pnsbury Rockend; Whistler PTeaby Teunton, n,ter Il
Thompson, Baker Boston j. Ba'su Brown M1ilei BlSna,
Delop st. Pierre, D. z. Dewolfi Mary EIza FshSysn,
master
soopA-vietory Glsdding Providence ms,ri =. Brown,
Cs Proydenee master kse Cannon lomus Derby nastei
sieeu ersAIids Robinson Philadelphia Concord Norman,
Phsdelphin; NsgYork, Hunter. Philsdsphh, Jss Ward
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-28
FRANCE.

new subject Of controversy had aTisen between
the French Government and the Swiss Confederation.
The gendsrmeTie of the Canton Dc Vaud some time
since arrested Frenchman In the Valley Of Dappe'
which Ia dspu ed territory. The French Minister OF
Foreign Affairs ia said 10 have forwarded protest
aesnt this act Of gnty exercised on tho French
territory, II il announced that the Government Of
Berne is puzzled to know how TO treat this rnoward
event
The Paris Pdtrie denies r1nor that The Emperor
will accompany the King of Prussia into Germany
The harvest was making satisfactory progress with
dry weather. There il no doubt that the eit crop
will be deficient 10 thsextept of compelling France to
take supply from foreign countries. The fine weather
had however, checked the rise in tho Paris corn mar.
ket, and -Four cold at a decline. Large sales we're
making Of American red at from i0f. 30, 942f. Soc
According to L. Nord twenty millions OF francs are
10 be expended this year on the coas; defspfes Of
France.
The Marquis de Banneville is appointed Political
Director at tie Ministry Of Foreign Affair IN Ico OF
NJ. Benedette who goes Emhat sador 10 Turn.
Tie Emperor on the 18th inaugliRted O new Bonle-
ward in Pais and ON the 18th he was TO proceed TO
Chalons.
The Bourse was firm and higher Reptes on The 18th
elcfsd at 68.G0.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-28
nu,,,,Hx.p.-Mes. York Cattle Market, Tuesday,

BULLS HEAD-fSeTs foTH Tame h0Tho, Auesoey,
Aug 2.-We find q very material decrease in the re-.
ceints Of buIlocks this week, le,s than 5000 having
been repored for sole at Forty fourth street, In fact
including the few sold on Monday, the number IN the
sales pens at the opening of the market this morning.
was but little over $780, and but few more expected
for tomorrow; 20 that it ia not at all surprising that
the price was advanced fully equal to hall cent a
pound on the net weight of beef and buyers soy tna'
in most cases the estimate Of weight on the part OF the
brokers is equal to another half cent, or at least quar-
ter. Our opinion s that good fat lot OF limos steers
which win average cgt. net will average 70 hea9
than they would have averaged last week, anu
sevea good droves viii average over cents poune
the net weight of the bnllocks, and very mucn
larger proportion Of the stock will sell at q cents
pound than has sold any day In several weekt, not
wihstandina there is scarcity of rst-eass stock
The advance is rather greater upon the best buiocks
than the poorest but all classes seu OF an improve
ment. The proportion OF light, thin stock Is not as
large as usual this week. There is good number OF
frat quality steers such the best retail butchers al
ways buy at whatever tte price may be, and that
price to-day is fixed by the brokers at 81 cents net
pound and to this buyers have to subm ard also TO
the gelng estimate Of weight and at this advance the
msrket is lively and seveneighhs OF tho stock VIII
be sold before the close of saes Tonight and this
without any decline n rates, which viii range
from to II cents pound for the net weight OF meat
sinking ofal.
We anticipate that the report Of the Sheep market
which will be- made up for the week ending tomorrow
will show slight Improvement on lau1bs and none on
old sheep, which ore remarkably loT. averaging iess
than cents pound live weight.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-28
GREAT RRIThN.

Another grand review, in which upward OF l6,ooo
troors participated had taken place at the Cnrgh OF
Kildare in the presence Of the Prince OF wales ana
the Duke Of Cambridge.
The female rival 20 BlondIp, who essayed 70 eroSs
the Thames on q rope opposite Cremone Gardens,
came near meeting with serious accident She pro-
ceeded halfway across but unable 20 get any FUR
of the gpy.ropes having been stolen. She dropped
sstride the rope, and as il was found impossible 70
throw lines up to ber she ultimately flung herself upon
one Of the guy.rOpe9 and gradually lowered hersef
into boat, amid the cheers OF excited thousands;
Blondin was meeting with great snceess daily u
some part of England His --latest achievement. was
night ascent with fireworks at Liverpool.
The sreeia agents of the Manchester Cotton Supply
Association had arrived at Alexandria, and were aoof
10 have an interview with the Viceroy Of EgyPt on
the subject of cotton cultivation in hat country.
The Russian and Swedish Governments had declines
10 support the English project for submarine teie'
preph In the Baltic and over GOLhland TO Libau.