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SPECIAL NOTICE.


VIZ ~ AS.m
To Citizens af Cleveland and Vicinity;
The undersigned would respectfully ask attention
o the preparations known as
HUNNEWELI5S
UNIVERSAL COUGH REMEDY
For all throat and Lung Complaints.
HUNNEWELI'S TOLU ANODTNE,
The great Neuralgia, Rheumatic, Headache, Tooth,
ache, Loss Of Sleep, and general Nervous Rsm-
edy. Also for the pains In Monthly Mems
truatiOn, Perfect Relief.
HUhhENElL'S ECLECTIC PILLS,
the puNlic which never require more than two and
seldom but one for dose, act without griping a1l
cure
plaints Piles Worms, aud all arrangements Of
the Stomach and Bowels
The above preparations, Of such unbounded repu
tation in New England, have the confidence Of and
used by, great numbers Of Physicians and prices
within the reach Of all, worthy the attentionoF
invalids, who viii ind them strict con ormity -
nature in medicine.
Without resOrting to the common method Of col
umns Of advertising, would ask confidence 10 te5t
them, which will be sacred
JOHN l. HUHNEWELL, Proprietor,
Practical Chemist, Boston, Mas.
For sale BY wholesale and retail dealers.
The greatest freedom Of correspondence solicited.
Sold in Cleveland by Geo. w. Clark, Strong \
Armstrong, Benton Brothers, Churchill 4 Bros,
A. W. Beck, Z. W. Sackrider, r. O. Gaylord,
mArSl- -R2-inTu, Tn, sat4Ey
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8aukfrs.
O.A.READ. w.wOODwOETH. III REAr
G. A. READ & Co

BANKERS, - 50 SUPERIoR-Sr.
Receive subscriptions to the o. s. 1910 BONDS, in
terest to commences on day Of receipt Of subsorip-
lions.
We pay the highest premium for GOLD, SILVER,
CANADA MONEY. and Coupon Inferssf on n a
Bonds. Also buy and sell all kinds Of u s. Bonds.
Uneurrent money taken at lowest rate Of discount.
Revenue Stamps for sale.
We also buy and sell on Commission
All Kinds OF Stocks and Bonds
At the New York Stock Exchange.
q. A. READ a CO., Bankers,
may7-l62 T., Cleveland, o
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NEW YORK STOCK mARKEr.

lBT TELEGRAPH.l
NEW YoEK, Aug. p, 1884.
Government StOcks-Firm and upward
tendency.
StOeks-Dull and heavy II. III: T Wavpa
49, Toledo l30 North West 541[ Do preferred
ss15; @ ? lll3I; Erie iIl5s; Resd'ng ls4JS; NJ {
1876 M South ss$s Ill Cent scrip l2qIS; Mich
guard 14O; NJ P du C 67 5:2O coupons IN; No
SIS 50; N lS014; Hudson 100; Quick silver 81.
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Il DOARDING-A man and wife can find
II pleasant Boarding place at q wood street.
aug22.2t
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GREAT BROAD GAUGE ROUTE.
.........o anu ursaV western Railway.

---.---lsglU anu UT6aJ WeSEefn RalIRays
Passengers going Eastward viii remember that
this Is the only route running trains that leave
Cleveland on sunday. Night Express Ieaves daily,
Saturdays excepted, at $40 P. NJ arriving at Sal
amanca at "A A. NJ, and New York st s:2S P. N.
Sleeping Coaches attached.
aa No Change Of Cars.
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sPRINGER's VEGETABLE WORN CoNPEcr1oNs
are the only reliable worm remedy now
known. See testimonial.
MR. P. j. SPRHoER-I have now been sell
ing your Worm Confeetions for several
months, and find them to give universal
satisfaction. All who use them speak we'll
of them. Respectfully yours,
J. BEENAE, NJ. D., Druggist,
aug2S:l66 No. 100 Ontario street.
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A Donation visit by the present and for
mer students, citizens and friends general
ly Of the Twinsburgh Institute, will take
place at the Institute on the afternoon and
evening Of the Slst day Of August. A gen
eral reunion Of the old students. and a.
good time is expected. Good speaking.
music and refreshments in abunance will
be furnished. a1g. 20:165.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

SUDsTITUTEs.-Two twelve months Sub
stitutes, and four three years Substitutes
can be had on reasonable terms. Apply to
Palmer * Root, City Hotel.
aug. %; 165.
SEPTEMBER AND NOVEMBER CoUPoN INTEREST.
September 1O-4O and November $40
coupons bought at the highest rate Of pre-
MUM paid for gold.
c. A. REID & Co., Bankers,
aug2S:l66 95 Superior ST., Cleveland, O.
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.oRsE FAIR

HORSE PAIR.-
On the Huron Co. Fair Grounds, at Norwalk. The
Horses kennebrc ana J. h Weloh, known as the
Longmane, will go for premium Of four hundred
dollars, on the 9th day Of August, 1854.
Ladies' admitted free.
Horses TO 60 in harness, one mile heats, three
best in i've. LYsANDER PELTON,
aul8-l64 ANsON SAMMIS.
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ISfERNLL RRTRNUE pECIs1Oys.
Stamp Duties ON Receipts, Bills Of
LadiTlg, &e.--COunty Treasurer's Re
eetpAs Exempt from Stamp Duty

The following important decision, by the
Com missioner of Internal Revenue, in refer
en0e to stamp duties on receipts, bills o.
lSding ,kc., was received by the Assessor oi
his District day or two since.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF INTERNAL Revenue.
Washington, Aug. Is, 1864
SIR:-In answer to your letter of the 18th
inst.. have to say, that receipts for the
delivery of any property are chargeable
With stamp duty Of two cents, and this
applies TO all dray receipts, and all receipts
issued or received by steamboats,, railroads,
or express companies.
Bills of lading, or receipts for any goods,
wares, or merchandise, TO be transported
from any port or place, in the United States,
and to be delivered at any other port or
or place in the United States,
are'subject to the stamp duty of two cents.
The question as to which party (the com
pany or the shipper shall pay this duty,
depends entirely upon the circumstances
attending the case. The company may re-
fuse to issue a receipt, unless il be provided,
properly stamped, by the shipper, or the
shipp er may refuse 10 forward his goods
and effects without an appropriately
! stamped receips, issued by the company.
II the company issues the receipt, two
cent stamp must be affixed and cancelled
! by the company.
Very respectfully,
JOSEPH J. LEWIS, COm'r.
JOIN E. HURLBUT, Assessor.
The Collector of this District, on the 6th
instant, wrote the Commissioner of internal
Revenue, inquiring whether, by his con
---+;-- .I-~ s-ot-O Or June oOC1, sIa1np'
were required on receipts given by County
| Treasurers.
Under date of the nth of August, the
Commissioner replies, that "The Acsof JUNE
SOth, 1854, does not impose a stamp duty
where the payment of the same would be {
direct charge on the Treasury of the United
States, or of any State. The same exemp-
ton applies where the payment of stamI
duties would be a charge on any county
| citv or town %
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SEWING MACHINES FOR SALB.-Four new
Grover Il Baker Sewing Machines for sale.
Apply at this office. aug23.183
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ONE HUNDRED MEN WANTED.AFor the
l9Oth regiment, to be raised in this Dis
trict. Lieutenant Brown has opened a Re-
cruiting Office at No. SS.Superior street,
rooms over George Cooper & Co.'S Hardware
store, near the foot of Superior Street. All
men that are desirous of going into this
new regiment will come to No SO, Superior
street, where they can enlist for one, two
or three years, and they will get the high
est Bounties paid by the city or towns in
the county. Military Committees of cities
and towns are requested to bring the men
here to enlist for the new regiment, that
want the credit of the men.
aug Is 166 S. S. BRowx, Lieut..
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SUBSTITUTES WANTED.-The highest price
paid for Substitutes or recruits at 2O5 On
tario Street.
Twenty men are wanted for one year BY
men wishing to be represented in our grand
army.
Call from 8 to II A. NJ, and from 2 to 5
P. N.
aug % At
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seminal Weakness, Loss Of Memory, Nocturnal
amissions, Secondary symptoms, Sexual Diseases
'yphiiite ETuptions, liberated Sore Legs, stric-
ures, Diseases Of the Bladder and Kidneys
- Special attention paid to the diseases Of Wo-
non and Children.
New and reliable treatment for
ALL DISEASES or TIE EYE AND EAR.
oA-Patients Of either sen living at a distance. bv
ftsting their disease IN writing, giving all the
ymptomss esn obtain medicines with directions for
lse. His medicines are Exclusively Vesrefs-
Die Extracts.
Jr Wells Eiectro-Chemicll Baths, for the cure Of
sl Chronic Diseases and Nervous Complaints.
- spernA,orrhes eau bo erectnally cured by
his treatment
Consulting hours from A. M. TO P. NJ. P. o.
SOK 3zls. No letters will be answered unless they
1ontain . remittance or ten cent postage stamp.
feb22-R2
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ALIENS ATTENTIOS.-To an Alien who
wishes to go as a Substitute the high
est bounty will be paid, if applied for i'm
mediately. JOHN ALEXANDER,
aug. I6; l6 + lOS st. Clair st.
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n. 7. MONEY MARKET--.

MOney-Activa and firm at 7 "a cent.
sterling EXehange-Dun at lOss< for gold
SOld-Opening at 25b7s, ADVANCING to Z571I
declining to Is y, and closing at 2571Sa2571l-
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PRoNoTIONs ~ NoRFaERN OaIo REenlEN1

PROMOTIONS IN NORTHERN OHIO REGIMENTS.
Among the recent promotions made by
Governor Brough we find the following in
Northern Ohio Regiments:
Forty-NInth o. Y. T.L-SamuelH II. Spencer,
appointed Asst slant Surgeon.
One Hundred and Third o. Y. List
Lieutenants to Captains-John T. Kenne-
dy and Clark W. Quick; ID Lieutenants to
lst Lieutenants-Wlbur N, Sturtevant and
William Hall.
One Hundred and Fourth o. ?. List
Lieutenant Henry H. Everhard to Cap
| tain.
One Hundred and Z6oenty.ffth O. Y. l.
Sergeants to ID LieUtenants-Henry Glen
| vile and Darius Payne; I'd Lieutenants to
1st Lieutenants-David Blystone and Hen
| ry Donaldson.
Tl0elfh O. Y. C.-1st Lieutenantsto Cap
tains-Frank Mason and R. H. ssrdam
i I'd Lieutenants 10 IsI LIeutenants-Roberi
B. Smith and James A. Thompson Ser.
geants to I'd Lieutenants - Thomas N
Sehlabauch and Milo S. Blanchard.
Second 0. Y. Heary ArtiHery-Ist Lieu
tenant Samuel s. Burke to Captain; I'd
Lleutenants to 1st Lieutenants-Harrisor
Wiley and Hiram C. Holt Sergeant Perci
val G. Wilson to I'd Lieutenant
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STABBING AFFRAY,

A Returned Member of the Seventh
1esimfsSlt Stabbed at Berea-One .
the Criminals Arrested-The Other
Eseapes-
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LAKE COUNTY.

CASUALTIES IN TIE 67TH.-The following
is complete list Ofthe casualties ofthe 9th
Ohio in the resent fight at Deep Bottom,
on Thursday last:
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CITY NEWS.
IIaion District Convention.

@AtoA DAstFlcl OOnFenllou-
~ Tic Union Voters of the Eighteenth Con
!grcssiOaGL District:
Pursuant to a resolution Of the District
Committee the Union voters of the Eigh-
teaOth Congressional District, consisting Of
.he counties of Cuyahoga, Summit and
Lake, are requested TO meet, at their usunl
places of holding elections, Oh Saturday,
August goth, TO elect delegates to the. Dis
trict Convention 10 be held in Cleveland,
August 25th, at Brainfrd's Hall, for the
purpose of nominating one Congressman,
and tor such other business as may be
brought before the Convention. Each coun-
ty, under the apPortionment agreed upon,
will be entitled TO one delegate for every
one hundred votes cast for Gov. Brough at
the last State election, and one for each
fraction of fifty or upwards. This will en-
title the several counties to the following
number of delegates:
Cuyahoga county, 1l0
Summit county, AZ
Lake county, Z9
By order Of the Committee.
D. A. DANGLER, President.
BOLIVAR BUTTs, Sec'y.
CLEVELAND, August 6.
The number of Delegates that each Ward
and township are entitled to are as follows:
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COMM MERcIAL.
MORNING LEAIEa oFFIC
MosDAY EvrNuSa Ang "a

Tbs receipts Of Grain By rail for the "A hours
ending at half past O'Clock to-day are as fol-
lows
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DELEeATEs TO The DIsTBIcT ooSvESTIox.-
We have received the following lists Of
delegates TO the Congressional District
Convention, in addition to those published
yesterday morning:
Sixth Ward-G. W. Calkins, E. B. Cham
berlain, George A. KOlbe, W. P. Fogg, o.
Townsend, A. Theme, E. F. Gaylord, E. F.
Peaie.
The primary meeting at which these
delegates were elected passed resolution
instrueting them TO vote for the Hon. R. P.
Spalding for denomination to Congress.
Tenth Ward-A. E. Burlison, Samuel Fur
nal, James Nevill, Gustavus Schniitt.
SleUenh Ward-John Kirkpatrick, Jere-
miah Conrad, Daniel Kuntz.
Broohlyn-Francis Branch, William Full
Ter, J. M. Poe, J. B. shull, D. W. Gage, Jas,
Sears, D. S. Brainard, C. S. Gates, Ozias
Fish.
East CZeUeland-C. ". Dellenbaugh, F. P
Sylsby, D. Burton, VIM Colt, H. C. Ford.
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agpalen Goods.

T AIDES OF CLEVELAND,
We are prepared to show you a superior
WHITE FLANNEL, ALL WOOL, SHEETIRG WIDTH.
Also, good assortment Of KNITTING YARN,
Manufactured for city trade.
SalesrOom, lU7 Bank street.
aus CLEVELAND wORSTED co.
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p. W. GAGE,
LICENSED WAR CLAIM AGENT,
Collects Bounties Pensions, Back Pay, Prize Money
and other War Claims.
BS-Personsl attention is given to the prosecution
Of Claims In the Departments at Washington.
81 All persons having Claims should apply in
person, or by letter, at once and they will receive
0rompt attention.
ID. W. GAGE,
oot12-R2s lR6 Srperior-Ht.- Cleveland. o.
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DLATED PICKLE STANDS, CAo-
i TORS and CAKE Baskets, at
COWLES CO.'S,
- ls7 Weddsn HORfs.
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2nde Liutenant, John Parsons, A
Geo sunni Hiram n Ames.
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OAzce HI 9uperf
VIII be happy to meet
III those who are afiic-
Ted with subacute or
chronic diseases. His
treatment is entirely
dferent from the old
plan, and is mild, EN-
'aciOls and elective.
Gases Of Nervous and
General Debility, Nea-
-algia, Consumption,
Fits, Throat Diseases,
Dyspepsia, Liver COM
llaint, Rheumatism,
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WANTED-AGENTS TO SELL BY
w subscription, Rev {. b. Boynton's new and i'm
porIauf work" ENGLIeh AND tEENCH NrUrRALrrY
AID lTLE AScLo-tl. l.ENCH ALLIANCE, IS TiIrfE REtA-
TI1Ss 70 TIE OSIrED STATES AM Russia Full
patticua terms, &c, gyenon application to the
Publishers. e. Z, NENT a CO,
auie-lOj IS West Fourth st., Cincinnati, O.
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r,uu,erc,,l Intelligence,

The Times ,ciiy srticlel Of Tuesday, asy 81,
eva "Ahanss he discount market, ud.T tie nfus0es d
tie sieady nu Of gold ALL shows increasing esse s'd sh.
appreciation 10 strengthened n reduction 81 the BANK Nun
man TO = cen. rharsduy next. Consos were heavy
III coutinD.d manifestations from the fars Bourne VI hr
as,rus .1cisA among sDch capitalist ~ - ioT-D policy
a. she Governments Tie prci.s 81 heaNhcss IA Tie
English fund.- Coisols ciosed st sitai"
The d., cunt 5omant ~ the B.lk w. ulimporiaIt.
Confederate In advanced = q cent and i quoted o. '
Isa
vie s,h Mor.z.se rr-r3oi r cent.
The Timer Cv Artirsj ays There hss stin been tiif
hrspe. the cs fsChse- to-day trUesdsy mt Ccps1is
oy-nsd recovery g a. tath which rss maintained
ConFols clstsd ~ 81. Gyit
Tho Dcoun rlars.; Mustered In the Stock Ey,hnse
The sary - money god but towrfd the eio- advances
wsse oasA for y g. being pr cent soOvs the rse'
pa yesterday.
tea'sdf rrts Loan, tu ne
heEs York Cea'rs a. - nov quoted 81 coupons.
IiyrEPooL CorTos AIzKET. Nay % ard 3--ihe ssr..
b. leu ,l. sud 10, ,hr two dzYs amour; 10 n.r
ears cs ,peesison aud !ol export Prices IN ste
bry-u .aycr
i.yERrooL Com HAsyrT May 3i.-Wheat N-
vspced fully ID 2 eerisi fiosT hfm- Indian Com b. y
de1rrf.
LONDON CoRs MARERT May 3l.-Tho tone Of
the nseE SHd recovery " Ia occasion
atty res:zfd . .,
losDoa COLONIAL EARKnr, May 3l.-SngaI
steady. Coaee Ca. Rice sery hru. raiio~ sas' s"is
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The Dano-German Question.

The Memorial Dlpi0mQtt9ae describes as pre-.
mature the statements Of certain journals that the Ger
man propositions at the Conference absolutely aim
Tie Acknowledgement Of the Danish monarchy and seys
IL 10 only IL the Danish Plenipotentinries render any
arrangement impossible the base Of personal union
that another means Of Cancellation would have 10 be
sought This. it appears the neutral Powers have a.
ready seriously taken into consideration. in order 10
meet the case In which Denmark might reply BY per.
emptory refusal to the German proposals. These stpu
late a. the minimum Of the guarantees TO be claimed
ou Denmark the political independence OF the Ouch
kes 10 which common Institutions should ot the same
time be assured.
According 70 trustworthy infoIn'tioD the compro-
mise suggested by the neutral Powers would consist In
drawing precise line Of deularcaton between the
Danish and German element The Duchy OF Holstein
andthe southern part Of Schcswig would be detached
from the Kingdom Of Denmark in order 10 Be united TO
Germany and the northern portion u ScblcSwig would
Be Incorporated in perpetaty with Denmark The Der.
ttories kencefoth restored ~ Germany would Do placed
under the scepter Of the Prince whose hereditary rights
should have been recognized by the Powers represented
at the Conference and sanctioned BY the special vote Of
che Duches. II cannot be dissembsd that the def a.
Danish Crown wiz rcsul. from The deliberations OF lho
Conference.
The Prince OF Augus'enburg has the greatest chances
81 giving validity 20 his hereditary rights FOrseeng
this Baron Won Benst Is stated 70 have guggeeted the
sxpediency OF proceeding 10 equitable separation
between the German and Danish clements By attaching
Che Dochy Of Laucnberg 10 tho Germanic C0nfedtra-
tios, In compensation for Northern Schleewig ncor
psrsted with the Danish monarchy This arrange
5nent however, wosd not be determined by the Con
ference but In order 70 better consult the susceptible
tes Of the Danish crown would become the object OF
Greet negotiations between Denmark and the futcye
GsYsssisa Of ~ Doebies.
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ARRIVAL Of THE ARCHDUKE MAMMALIAN
THE KEYScP VERA CRUZ DELIVERED TO HIN
Tho New Emperor en- Route for the
City Of Mexico.
REPORTED FRENCH VICTORIES IN nEXIcO.
The steamer Mexico, from Havana 9th inst

The steamer Mexico, from Havana 9th inst,
brings the following:
HAVANA, june q. 1854.
Tho British mail packet Clyde arrived yesterday will
from tire City Of Mexico 10 the "eth ut snh vera
Cruz 10 The lst INST.
Nasimilian arrived on The morning Il the 2sth ut
nj Vera Cruz In the Noynra having touched at hsdars
and Martinique at The latter place for Goals and where
he new Emperor hbcrniod and carried with him fouI
OF the pfissners condomnod 10 hard labor By F0rey
He alo liberated eight and paid their passages u
Vera Cruz aud distributed 2oOO francs among the re
nandsr and promised 20 attend 10 Iheir iaie iG
wcdiutey on his arrival at the City o, Mexico.
Almonte was ut Cordovn. and did not arrive ill IN
the afternoon, whom be went board The Noynra se
complnicd by tho apthoiies Of Vera Cruz AitsT sou
eral pretty speeches Of no import they returned Be
fore daylight On ,he 2sth, the Emperor and Empress
landed, amid salute Of lOl gpns by the squadron.
which was returned by the forts 1he keys II the CITY
were presented to them on their landing They scat
immediately 10 he railroad depo end took the train
fur Isna AHA distance Of - miles and the terminus
ofthe road Breasf,stng at soiedad trere they TOOK
ear.a.es arrived at Cordoya bite 1t nlgh and III The
JOlh at D. III. entered 0iisaba which In Tbs las! We
have heard of them.
Gen. DOnn, Oh the iJtb ut - refoittd !" hh'< nav
eight st HochitlaD. 1t began OF pm. AID lasted al
hour lie reports tn have captured 100 men, 10 horse
and four pieces Of artillery and 10 have Killed @OO that
the force VI the enemy consisted OF 20. Cen poHa
loss was 4 Killed. and 20 wounded.
Gen. Mra reports that be defeated Gen Dobisdo o.
the 18th u hatehula, and took .il7 prsoners and
u pieces Of artillery. y wagons. 40 aaiss and a-gt
quantity Of ann. and munitions OF wsr.
skiimisi is reported at Valparaiso. Mexico. neai
zacaiecas In which the French arc reported 10 Law,
.igtd l20 captured 80 iDca and : CANTON, 80 smsi
arms and 40 borses.
Gen. Ar.ears Is reported TO be at Atomajas with q
considerable force. This Is only four and hall mie'
'Tou GusdseisrA
Gen. vldauarri IL al Laredo, In TEXAS.
There is nothing from Santo Domingo, and nothing oil
consequence las taken plsc. hcTe.
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THc Conference,

The Copenhagen fadreiaxdct of May ~ says:
I've learn that il 10 extremely improbable that the Gov
eminent will proong She truce unless basis fr peace
shouid be submitted. In that case The truce Wouid De
ran,s.sl nv A., orn sico npon different conditions from
those ON which the former bas been concluded"
The semi official KJrd Dswssis AaR'se'ns Zsfisns 81
May 20 says "Engisnd has gwen notice OF Der inten
sbopld become Federal port This presumption has
been ecisyely rejected By che Representatives Of PTus
sia and Austria and toe Federal Diet"
NJ au,y and 10 f ther the negotiations taking
place. The Plcnipo'onfiaries Of the begeronts have
been invited BIZ the neutral Powers to soe, without
delay Instructions from their respective Governments
Cr rrlonration Of the suspension Of hos ilitics in
order to Dc able DISCUSS stain questions on Thursday
ucxLn
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CITY ~ EMS.
aotarrivcd

DARING ArTgMPr AT rIaAcY.-A daring -
tempt hAl tcsH made 20 seIe the California steams
U, can Quecn. Capt T.nkrpsuga which seAed iOr ~
paw-ll ga May IS from this port She bad or hoard
50 passengers beside "a sailors In charge OF Com
nanIer Al.men. u. 5 Navy. most u whom had been
Transferred from the army Thirty OF The latter bad
formed paa 10 sels, tie ship Ali all persons opposed
10 them and iua her their account The oxocu.
don OF he yics delayed uus sbe vessel had bcen
tire daJs si sca. osAs ~ the pfates nOi having
amoug them an engineer capable " managing her On
gl,s. Capt. IsJeplugA WIS prepared having en-
pccted the difficulty and. whom The mutineer entered
the chief cabin pOihtcd bis revolver at the leader
head. and warned lin back The TGaian spTsng ioF
ward and vas instantly shot by The captain through
the head The vhole gang rushed 1t tbs captain Gnd
the officers with him bu: the foremost man Was inno-
datey Killed ard the rest fell back discouraged being
quickly di.nmed and placed H. runs. The dead men
wero thrown into TIE sea and no further trouble %
cured the remainder " the maineers being .akcn 20
AsIiDu al ard across the Isthmus except eight who
caped ard oae who was shot. Great praise Is due 10
Csla Tlukslaugh. HE officers and tho for their
prompt acuoa In spppresang TIL, r!ainoas ai.emlt NJ
piracy.