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This is to certify that | have used n.
II. Downs Elixir in my practice for
many years, and consider it an excellent
medicine for all the purposes for which
it is recommended-especially for chill
dren. 1t acts like a charm as an expec-
torant, and for Group, it can be safely re-
lied on.
(Signed) HORACE FALEs.
Waterbury, VT, Jan. IA, 1862.
This is to certify that l have used n.
II. Downs Elixir in my family for IS
years, and consider it perfectly safe and
very valuable remedy for all the pur-
poses for which it is used.
(Signed) PAUL DHINGHAM.
Waterbury, VT, Jan. II, 1862.
consider n. II. Downs Elixir the
rery best cough medicine | ever used in
family. Never knew it to fail of cure.
(Sigued) GEO. II. LEASE.
Can we say more? Mothers, try this
valuable medicine, and rest assured you
will never keep house without it. For
sale in every town and village through
out New England, New York, and the
Canadas Genuine signed n. II. Downs,
with pen in black ink. Retails at Poe,
SOC, and SI,00 per bottle.
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USE MILLER'S
Condition Powders.

MI IL. A. L. welcome. NO. ~ Illn ST., Boston
wi writes to Mr.. T. c. Butler saying, 81 have
used your MiIcr's Condition Powders and find
them TO be fine thing for horses at all season,
of the year, and as keep number of horses
wish 10 inquire your terms OF sac by the gross.
Hartaud, VT March 1, 1859.
Mr.. Butlcr-Dear sir: When You or yOur
agent was here q year ago, ! bought some OF
Miler's Conddtion Powders prepared by you,
which proved to do what they are recommend
cd while others have failed. Enclosed please
find two dollars and send me dUz. Your pow
ders by express, and oblige yours,
JONATHAN HoDGWAN.
Mr.. Hodgman informs Mr.. Butler that he saw
cd a valuable COW belonging to one Of his neigh
bors, 10y dissOlVing whole package in one
quart Of boiling water, and giving il to the COW,
after she had been given up 10 die.
a short time since, Mr.. Apheus kmpton of
Stanstead, c. E., Informed Mr.. Butler that he
saved a mare Of his that had the Yellow Water
last spring so bad that all his ncighbor> advised
him to kill her lie called upon Mr. T. VIM,
and told him how his mare was, and he told
him TO feed the mare l-2 doz. MiIler's Condition
Powders, which he did and cuIad his mare, and
she had an excellent colt last sumner, which he
had been offered fifty dollars fol and would not
take it.
Derby Line, W. Nay Is, 1851.
Mr.. 7. c. Butler, Dear sir; We have used
your Miller's Condition Powders fsr horses and
colts with entire success and great satisfaction,
and take much pleasure in saying that in our
opinion it is the r0y thing for he purposes men
toned in your circular.
Respectfully yours, PoRTUs BAXTER,
c. I. HASKELL, SAMUEL CHENEY,
n. 7. SHEAFE, EEAsTUs Lex.
Boston, June 10, 1857.
l had a very sick horse that could
not swallow with the new disease Of the throat).
1 dissolved two table spoonsiul of the powder
in half pint of warm water, three times a dav
and turned it down his throat, and in two days
he could cat, and have every reason TO believe
that IL Sared my horse's life, And l most cheer
fully recommend it to all persons having horses,
as worthy of patronage.
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PoRTUs BAXTER,
SAMUEL CHENEY,
EEAsTUs Lex.
Gro. WATSON.
.BoGt KILLER.

Mr.. l. u DhtlcT, Derry Line, Nt-Jeaf SIT
| ma your Bott Killer a great article Tor Bouts
in horses and colts. l am going to Missouri
next week, and / want one dozen Of your Bot
Killer to take with me. Please send hV express
This week, Thcv will nav eur hin I thiul, if
win he a nrett,. 5ood mont in the Evett
f,r vn,r Rot kiln W.
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prrrio, r,ro,,,,,,. 1I,,,s , So, 1,,,
81 AIbn1s VI AIMS "a is i5i,0 az
~ MUG SIsn.taalI Ana On 1880
the eubscrbor borei ce,tif tst I'' ba,.o
rsad Mr. r y p,tIo,,- p,t XIII Gov. ha+ts ~;
bgeos a,,d cClts a6 IL I,Jl t - IN
~ ,'Trtes ail arncorancs as vol he cSn,,
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.CEPHALIC PILLS
BILIOUS glEADAGEEE.

D. By the use Of these Pills the periodic at.
tacks Of Nervous or Sicf Headache may be pre-
vented; and if taken at the commencement OF
an attack immediate relief from pain and sick.
ness may be obtained.
They seldom fail in removing the Nausea anC
Headache to which females arc sn er,hjaot
They are gentle upon the Understanding
CostigeleSS.
For Literary Hra, !Studc,,ts, Delicate Females
and all persons of seae5Hay habits, they are val
liable as a LAXATIVE, improving the appetite
giving tone and vigor to the digestive organs,
andrcstoring their natural elasticity and strength
to the whole system.
The CEPHALIC PILLS are the result of long
investigation and carefully conducted expert
ments, having been in use many years, during
which time they have prevented and relieved a
vast amount of pain and suffering from Head
ache, whether originating in the NERVOUS sys-
ten or a deranced state OF the STOMACH.
They are entirely vegetable in their compost
ton, and may he taken at all times with perfect
safety, without making any change of diet, and
the absence of a'y disa9reeajie taste renders it
easy TO administer them to c8ihiycH.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-04-25

Table Covers, Napkins, Brown
Table Covers, fue white Linens, white cambria
Mus'ius, check Cnmhrcs, bcached Shcetings
and Shrtings, both heavy and fine, embossed
wooden Table Covers, brown Cambrics, both
Sarsine; and English, splendid French and Eng
lish Prints, Mcrrinac, Pacific, Manchester and
other American Prints, black Bruadcloths for
Ladies Cloaks and Basquincs There are
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JOHN F. HENRY & co.
Successors TO j. NJ. Henry & Sons.)
WATERBURY,, VI,

WATERBURY,, W.,
Wholesale Druggists and dealers in
English aud American Patent Medicines
Any article in the trade furnished al
short notice. Also, proprietors of n.
Ii. Downs Elixir, and Henry's Vermont
Liniment, to whom all orders should be
addressed.
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Over 10000 Yards
H II III TsES

In the stock. Linen Handkerchiefs, Shirt b.
sot..s, Shirt Collars, real French fancy Shifting,
cotton Flannels, Balmora Skirts, Hoped Skirts,
Marsces Quilts, Tickings, striped Shirtings,
blue DrilIiugs, Crashes and Huckabuck for tow
cling, Russian Diaper, spool Cottons, and other
goods too numerous TO rccaptulate in this place
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Examination.

DUBLIC EXAMINATION of Teachers for
L the District Schools in this town, will, be
held at the School room, Irasburgh Village on
Tuesday, May 9th, 1862, at O'Clock p. NJ. All
interested in our public schools are invited to
attend. M R. TYLER Sup't
IrasburgR, April 10, 1862.
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STATE OF VERMONT,

EDWARDS s. STEWARD, Attorneys.
The New York herald., 1862-09-04

Ia0ursos.-Ou "Wednesday September 3, Mrs. NAny H.
VIE o. Thomas nompson In the 42d year Of her age
me ht'ves and friends OF the amy are respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral from her late residence II
west Inirtv seventh street, corner OF sixth avenue.
VAN S0sIkS.-At Piattskiiie, Ulster c'unty Tues
day September Q, ABRAHAM VAN Scxixs.
l,uchrss county p,'ers please copy.
wEHKxvMr On Tuesday, September 2, after short
Illness JANIS o. wKsxslr, in the 25h year % his age.
The relatives ssd friends Of the family respectfully
invited ~ attend the unerel from the Reformed lutcn
church in King street. Nscdouga At half past eight
&C ock, this Thursday morning. The remains will be
taken g. imk Hill Como cry for intsrment
walsh On ru,sray September q after six d.ys' ILL.,
nes which che bore with Christian fostnde MaKr ANN.
daughter Of Pstrick and Ellen Walb aged II yeas and
msths.
The friends and OF the family respec
fully invited Ia attend the funers this (huraday) after
non at two ociock from the rcsidsncs Of pAreots,
90 Amity street Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1862-09-04

men portisad; wiusn- Ts,io~ Rcxbvry J-ukias Jen-
kins. hfofk. Ca Steamship 8 ~ ann-e. 81 ms Or
ean-: brixs Amsnra Jss, Dorr Binsor Sam small, Has
cue Ps,angia Psr.,.,d K.p r,mcns s.Aa .rov'fs &c :
H."y Haley; u ssnes q sse. Bos on; Iiili SAITH
FA Ry.r. Staprs. Gibos Nsw B-dvrd; Na,ad Qu' en-,
paO. #NN
RJViDENCE, Sept 2-Arr stamer O>pray, kenrey
NYasN; schrs q Wlliar Parsons, IA tinoreN Kelley
Iniad-'pha; Aida Hot. NY rk Sid cArs ssrha Collns
ldripb,s MI "a, Taylor; Dsrid Hale Crane; Dsnii
Brs-' VI IT; Empire, Cole Ms.is sor Miller, Eli<atesh
brow May Eea Gas ami Frank in Al en. Ne. YORK
sioope ir-l~rlc bro Carr fo,sc For ham Eiz4
yane chrsiie; Jenny Lind Spencer aud HumniiHg bird.
ely NYn X.
siiil ISLAND. Aug lIn port ship New KngAnd. Edge,
from i'hiad tphia-
SALEM sest Arr sehrs Alth. Corssn. PhilAdepsa;
" ah. bnnt May Gage Drisko. and @, phus. Loie>
Poit Ev n; l. o,adis Small. NYork.
san FRANCISCO, Aug S,--Arr steamship Consthtinu,
EdFi sc. Niok VIA Panama; ship Angie SAXON Covery,
NYurk.
The New York herald., 1862-09-04
It-lY.

no eIesl Turn Soar1, tbs 2lss y Aarust, puD-
Ashsd scs .proclsnius STAT X siegs II sicily snd
aomn.l lly as8erAl cok4 tt.raordussy C9alri-alcnsr
Ssosf. C1gs fa,inw = seai tae following rroC.sD..
tlOss-
s,cJiAys-Not .'thstf ndinc tte vosaS u a., King
tes We RI Parliament a4d tH1 4yrbssfsale IL ia
srrusaa E.srs lrnc y desasi pA5lio u fstura X
sAss aul aimed nAl..s = a4pa-- Conturs % oecpgy
Ths rpbs iou : tbs opensa tnd she sg.rrrnsai 80
resolved &. N rrg ~ t0fs sAAlH 81 lIf. .la
premislrg tAe dassusn ci tsy
Livery sr14sd 1Ars II taulnfeygs ~ si 08
poadea. tus sJnrasadss Il ipt at .naa 4 tht
srocps 81 fasin0, N4ssifa s.l ...eeN, slL Ifu3
10Th oivl sn4 military 'oseis
n1ss reported thsg Sa5lbs3 la sppouted Nieotera
prsfeci >, tAanls
ssosrs in tls royal array uad declared lGey would
ssl r4tler .hsn fight against Garlhaidt
Pats orrseP0rloa aays tbtt - Geuer4 C1sil. tl
thirty housaad tro0ys dld Dct prs,elt Ga-1sf 'alt
res1ary 'aq g--port x caiael--lnrefsnfea Ag s,,y
dawn ta.. te Italian give nfcat lAgss uot ttrs~a i
aaros e lserert y tas e4y GartG5i
ne rss.s-9i ss.-tts thsi 6enefai Clhfif hss * s
ss,saias o,n snd nitay cnis, q soay, via lie
tstast .ovsrs.
Fess ~ tssi Adrlrs Pafs ,saia assOu,a
osr,es ss sel
Us la c6hh y fes toYa X. Vus.
uatos !. es report, siat.sasil IL Em.atcrs Is
tas IL
- ..., -. - y = !. A.A ssr7~ ssy .
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Arrivals AMI -, psrtures.

M. ss NJ y. 5ssss ": rTsr s
' E HssaS Nj ss q ss s'.t sa
ar $3.50 h~f.s y a'S e
g. s .sf. as Y seS II Rev .s ai
Vii GAses M soSa' I and I 10 "niiarsa. I'M NJ
- vsu lad Ao. S S.
HoyIra md ,sdg "a, NJ Gee. and say q sa n~S wss
Mr. Lshy. MS Maas AND dan shier N,s. accorines,
ASe, r. as ss sns s a "; sSs and 1sb n"p q a
wa. Mrs wi sna d. ar N, Elsian.y. Rw B j Mo
Hps il. y os .oa .na & %so S
Esr snss. s and % Iasn ss and wn
r.pp IssA wse1; ks;s - am lady; aohn,o \, = ?
DR. Holrne. aud ally.
!, Asra~al-ssamsh,p Northern Ligh.-w Z Barron. !!
u AM; soi.do ANA VI = Ross, Lieut. ssiouas
ssSs s .as xs ssIsT
.sa M .n Hs @ .aa
se:o. sn M.;.s two :ss1a s fTsa osas; Ua
isss s"s NJ. osa oSs
Lane | ksaasds and vie, = < Ksunsay tsrPsas. Jl
hSppa. nSprn r! .as s.s
Rand, Delsorre, Q Jonsao 8 ana xiie, CaPs rier
aisr ssr aud brother; osrsn-s. N jsu ssis FPnto
Si. s, g. R,ss Hss' B q aHa I'd
spstohes; Mira Ke an infant Miss O sai.y.
MoSrE Iaro-Bsr. Rutgers-Cap, Lord Of ship q "
Bourne, Condemned.
LIysnrooL-ship Kitty Floyd-Miss Jessie Rsynolds. Of
New York
pRPA RTUREs.
Nsw OsLE kss-Steanishp Marion-Ms Bobert and SCR
ysnt, reruow. Sta nieton. 20, IL Cha mn, Van
SLICK, Mandei & kean, A Eu,nin9er + Limonsy, J &
Teweli. W urihin, Samboarg. Naniere, = Back.
i.scLo, Il ABR. am and lady. Laehsnmeyer aouis,
OioAnt and servant GroS.ingar Marx nonberg. r. h
Carmsn. Mrs Lewis AID two children, Mrs Swift
three children Henry Is Ro',nson, Aolria ,.reenws
Burke Capt b a'ea Martin Burke, lady wife; W
De BuSse Hew.son Chss Lunhart, IS Hughes. w
Brish, de Castro, X BoswvrtL, X N Strickland, Jno
Hagnt. John Hsish, q. HeNisun.
The New York herald., 1862-09-04
TIE AMERICAN WAR QUESTION.

ne Dublin correspondent OF the London n~ses writes
- the Qist of August 10 follows
Tue federal gunboat Trscsrors, appears, has been
Ssdsng the Ajax for the Of getting coal board
In defiance of tbs orders issued by the Admiralty. Tho
Tuscsrors has coslsd three months at British
psrt, and did proceed, she bound do on
voyage TO the Omitted states. She remained towering
about the the lookout for Confederate vessels
She put into knsstown with the view OF getting coal
Unabls 70 accomplish th there partly consequence
NE return Of the AJAX. she weighed anchor and
Sseamcd with al speed 70 Belfast Lsugh, who o.
according TO previous arrangement, she received
supply OF coal amounting o hundred tons. Having
aachorsd crsids OF jorsc;ou Of the Harbor Cctn
kssooers, tho Collector Of the Customs took the
matter and served notice on the federal captain to
depart wxh.n twenty -four hnars and revenue cutter
psoe songsc Of tho Tucarora 70 prevent fur ther
violation of ths neutrality laws, and ~ the tae
the matter reported N the Admiralty. The Belas
people ask what would have been done the federal cap
sa,a had refused 70 lsAva
me London Nmes edforaily argues thai although The
latest advicss from America show apna improve
meat In financial by the dimin shed premium
god, kc., the day when the people oc the
Uatsd States viz really understand position a thea
finances, and whSu shAt ums arrives 10 doubts
hat the prncplss whtsA often been verified In
the hankruFtoy sraa, European onarchses will
themselves with equal rgor, TO punnh ns f@d~ssdI o%a
ssiG of tke a1cicsr ySpsoic
In another article Vie L0Ddos fsnes depicts tho ates
Americas sdvioes In the moet gloomy character Il
says:-On au sksss ths political hsrBon grows biacksr
and blacker; nor eaa any chance Of peace b.
discovered except In The exhaustion impotence Of
ssllissrsat the fsdsras were nss blind with fury
tesy would row 80 Uaas all Barcps Aas ses fyom ne
hsgiNsfno But the truth, seems, has yet 70 dawn,
nos the psOps At any the government Of the
federal States.
The London H-osd speouAtcs the effects Of draft
ag, and thiskz Will try tho temper ef the Northern
people than has been tried yss, and shake
~ very foundation he tcseTins sdifse F ne
Uo.o~ II 0ys-Sew Yorkcrs have less reassn
than other Americans TO struggle against the conscr.p
Zion. IL Is shsir last hope, the absence of sny
scbisr wcrther object Il is for the supremacy cf
.scir eity, and csmnerci.l ruin, that
. bciag prosecuted which viii convert America into
1sssrt
The New York herald., 1862-09-04
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

CAILEspEE-SwAiS.-0n Tlesiay, September 2, 10
Brooklyn, by the Rev Lawrence b. Mills, Brooklyn
Mr. Mills l.. GAIL sSDxx " Miss Axxn NJ SWAIN, both Of
this city.
GRnd sy-WsASs.--On Tuesday, September 2, at 81.
Ba!thoomews church, by Rev Samuel Cooke, d. ~, IL
NJ. GngGoRs u 3. ", TO kArR A., daughter OF Vim. w.
Mtuaus, Esq. OF this city.
HRDKMCA--JosAoS.-At Williamsburg, Thursday
July 10. by the Rev. w. II. johnson, FRsB. HEpxRcs
eldest the lae Major Fritz Esderck Of New York
10 MARY JOIN ON, af Williamsburg.
wcsoEngs-WARsEa.---on tuesday September 2, 1T ST.
Liks's church, Brooklyn. by tho Rev ". Disr FRANZ
x. WogcxsrEn 70 Miss FKxA A.. daughter u George r.
Warner, ESQ, Of Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1862-09-04
TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
VUH ASIA Ar HALIFAX.
Tho London Press Still Locking fox the
Dissolution Of the Union.
OR Treasury System and Army Draft Con-
lemned by tho Aamanitariaas.
GaHibaldi Denounced as q Rebel
In Italy.
SICILY DECLARE ma STATE or SIEGE.
Symptoms Of an Approaching
Revolution.
-~~~~~-----~-~~>--
The Spanish Journals Dislike Kapo-
Icons Speech to Cencha.
ADVANCE IN AMERICAN STOCKS,
H. As.. -

HALIFAX, Sept ., s62.
Ins steamship Asia. from Liverpool at nine O'Clock
the morning Of the 23a via Queenstown the
II the cath Of August arrived this port eight
s'olsok this morning Her dstes two days than
tAass by the North American.
TAs steamship from New York. arrived at
0usenstown ocloA che afternoon OF the I'D of
August, and OF Liverpool when the Asia LETT that
pert
nd Il August with four hundred bales Of cotton and
eloo 900 in specis from Confederate states
rhe Asia reports meeting the 2sth n August shps
Australia, British Queen Coaauercr. W. r storer
Savannah. AL bound INTO Liverpool
On the 27th Of Aususs the Asia met the steamship
Arabia, and the Stat the steamship Scotia, both
oound 70 Liverpool Tho asia has ninety passengers
The New York herald., 1862-09-04
rnre.

Tns Frcr ID Hnlssr Of war hal reighicd some Engfh
etsaners FOR the NcxicAu eype Non
The Italian crisis excited interest in Paris and
the Indications d Espo!eSn's policy eagerly
awaited.
N Beasdsgu vn sooGt 10 return from Psrs 70
Turin.
Ths PARA co.ssvsiyrnsi. after decis np tist The
Ersnoh nag win nes rsoeds before any ). sAys'-
To stop tie tools who sciif not saY ds
which has given freedom - ltey, r.gh. I ae.
osssity n Scssa oy icaor D., g94ldr - ,pu.0a =
~ Dsissry y sr~ld not sat. sss tiii 2aes
ho~
no PARA ocrFsronasni of the Lordos Try believes
aotv.hsts94ng shs rspt0rnsrs deDla of ts sta.e-
neHs, "a, Y L-yss;ss =. given 70 tAe russ some
Z - support = France a. represented
TAs Psrr se0rts a, : ST. H. for ,t,s rsntca
The New York herald., 1862-09-04
Commercial Intelligence.


TIE LONDON MoNRY AAesEr
IN the london money market the N'nds wore quiet and
rather weak The rates for money were without change
and few transactions took place below the Banks mini
Messrs. 60 ASed % cs Liverpool, IN the Bra
lillian trade had suspended payment Their liabilities
are supposed 10 he considerable.
AMERICAN eTocxa
The market has upward tendency. New York
Central II 10 Illinois Central 4oZ discount: Erie, 81
Uaitsd States hves. 90 81.
9HE PARIS BouRsR
PARIS. Saturday. August q, 1904
The Bourse Il duh Rcnes 6si. CSC.
LpErpoor BREApsrusrs MARKET.
Meesrs Wakefield. Nash n Co., Richardson, Spence h
Co and others. report-Fiour steady with slight i'm
prvement or fine qualities: American 2os 2Ss. Wheat
quiet and quotations are barely red Western
o.. Cd lOs Id: red Southarn, lis IIs 3d.. white
Western, lis. lis Cd white southern, 1's Cd. l2s
Sd Corn quiet and steady mixed, 2as 81. 2ss. 3D.
yellow. 29s. Cd a 30s.; white, Sis. 31s. Cd.
The weekly liverpool co.ton market was received per
North American.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
Various circulars repor; beef dull and nominal PORK
dun Bacon qu.e. and arm Lard steady at 4ss. &C. .
<3s. Cd Tallow easier at z7s. 4Is. Cd.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.
Ashes steady At ais a2s cr pots and pearls Rosin
hrmer comm 24s Spirits turpeutue inactive at COS
Sugar quiet and steady Coffee steady Rice has al
ward tendency. Linseed advancing. auseed oil steady
., <2s Cod oil quiet and steady.
LON on MARKETS.
EreadstNrs steady Iron steady TO- bars and rails:
Scotch pig adv 'ncing and qnoe ut 51s Cd Sugar rm
Tea steady Coffee frmer. Talow quiet iss. Sd.
Spirits turpentne steady al ll5s Rosin odvancng
25s. 2fs. Rice arm Linseed oil Arm at Ais. Sd.
sperm Oh nominal. Cod oil frtn at f4i.
Hsssrs. Groves Todd quote ashes Gui and declined
L. Bacon upward. Beef qulet and steady.
HAyRH COTTON NARkEr.
Te saes Of cotton er he week have been $50 hsles
Orleaus tres ordinare, 1907. has co.. TIE market "
buoysnt and excited ard there has been advance
american of 30 Confines and % Indian The stock of
ooiton IN port h 3s, 900 baes-
TEg LATEST uARKsTs
LrEr-oI Saturday, August 22 1861.
CoGfo,-rhe sales to-day reach 900 bales including
5000 specustors and exporters The market closed
qsiet. The following are given AZ the quctsisns u
Saturday,
Fair. Nldciing.
Orleans. Observation-Disclosures. 2sK
FsiAs'.. 20
TpaESs. ............ ....-..... ..... 4tS q
Bpi.,fEr,IsS TIE r,srist sq : and stoady, Wheat
Is easier.
Pnovlsosx sHl!
LoNgoS MONEY N,VKyr.
EoSp, :, August =, 1861.
Onnsols closed a % Z s3l for money.
tn hrll,on shs Bank - England has increased
E1oSoo
The New York herald., 1862-09-04
Great Liritnin.

Queen Victoria and tho j,nior branches es ihs rsyH
family were Gravesend for tho Continent
sho zSth y Ausust.
There nothing new IN Enellsh poitir.
Lsrd Palnerstoa had ns1ring In public meetings
~ Dover and Eeri Derby Manchester; but neither O.
Lem sa.d Anything OF pohiioal import
harvest operations progressing more fsvocaby
aAaor the Improved state OF the weather
The New York herald., 1862-09-04
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

AsHn.--The market was unchanged. Small ealos ~
pots made st $s SIX - s7x Pearls were =
81 12k 81 2S.
BaEADsrrrfs-r,our--yhe market was firm At yestsr.
days prices and Cor grades rather better The a.
vance In sterling tended stinn prices Tue ssies
braced about IS 900 bbls closing within the following
The New York herald., 1862-09-04
pNnrlsraA
uKPR RssEB,

BVGNHAAs FuHNITuRE AVID BxppEsR PACE
"a. ins Es'ssisamcnt II, West .y-nih ssr.e,, hcweea
fdth ana Sirih avenues Housrho1 FuyDtu~ rof-d ana
shpr~d 70 ~ laris 81 he Coysfsd warae. log a.
rorfrg esfntlfs san frem ooanky. fxfpAppe eisssA
The New York herald., 1862-09-04
rIAmeut WAS rroro2ued Ahxii
spain.

The Aadrsd journals almost unanimously continue 10
deuoupce the which NaFoieos addressed Geners
Cecha when be presented his credeutas 70 him - an
bassador from SPAN.
The New York herald., 1862-09-04
Poiand d.

The sentence o. death against Jasoexeyueski. who .
tenn ted assassinste the Grand Duke Constantine
carried out by hanging, on the 2lst q August.
The New York herald., 1862-09-04
Bclgtu ~ /.
Turkey.

The senate has adopted the commercial treaty with
England by . vote OF 26 io6.
The New York herald., 1862-09-04

Tho bombay mall Of July 2e and Calcutta mail Of July
Is, ha1 reached England The American portion gees
Icr the Asia.
Tue waat Of rain unfavornbly affecting the crops
The news h generally anticirased.
The London Tm>s notices with satisfaction the extra
ordinary activity In cotton Bombay and thinks IL
must spread 70 the interior and largely augmsnthe sup
plics, present and prospective.
The New York herald., 1862-09-04

Great agitation prevailed Cettsere In consequence Of
the acceptance Of Omar PsshAs uitimstam MurCo had
protestsd against t.
The New York herald., 1862-09-04
Nlkasilnnsous.

gHtp q n LlsAz. sreeaed Lisoomb Tsiapd. nv had
cfso of s toLe Goa. snd ss p~oksses u dry roods
HAhE TBosAstp,LL.rr, - PbnassJaia fres Porto Ca
The New York herald., 1862-09-04

veil hts irterf,ors oud Asse u Bsrupean dessagoras
The Of Rome d~2sh" sensi<s nshns 70 osr
otos any. and ret,d the m rse iee acc"mphshment
~ uuan wish g. Az Carr saasa remains M "
your voice aud nrnovsd nv the thought OF lighting up
c,vi energetic action has become necessary. inc
rebellion OF arbaci im,ases lie oect~sry o' " As
ing the c"cntry ped by his vo'uners AZ country
occupied In ens- bv etcny. We therefore al
vi yotr Mzjcsy IN pee aim stale ~ siege Inc min-
istIy accepts tho responsibility o tho measure.
The Italian Parliament Irorosued August u.