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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-11-02

| Kenesha at the Racine Cs. Fair
We find in the Racine papers of last week the list
of Premiums awarded at their Co. Fair, held al
Burlington during the first week of October.
We find in the list quite number of premium'
awarded to citizeus Of this county. We quote
the foIlowing -g~ II
Class lst-Divison A-Stallions, Draught
]. w. Evans. of Brighton, Cd premium.
yr old StalIions-A. Stanton, of Randall.
Let premium.
E. Pierce, of Wheatland, tor 2 year old Stall
lions, lst Premium
Peter Reas, ID premium for matched car
riage horses.
Class 3-Spsnish Merinos--, Buck 2 yrs old
and over Breese & Jones, Somers lst premium.
A. Quick, Kenosha for Broad Cast. Seed
Sewer, LIST premium. =z
Miss Sophia Hooker, for worked collar LIST
premium. -.
Miss Eva Hooker, LIST premium for embroi
dered Pocket Handkerchief, Water Color
Paintings and Oil paintings.
Mrs. M. Linsley, premium for ornameuted
Shell Work. --.r4 O..
Stephen Gait, premium for Natural Flowers.
James Ozanne, Somers, LIST premium for best
and greatest variety of Pears, best three varie-
ties of Pears, and I'd pramiup for best and
greatest variety of grapes.
Thos, Rowland, Cd premium for best and
greatest variety OF Autumn Applea, for best and
greatest variety of Winter Apples, for best and
greatest variety or Pears.
E. Perkins, Somers, Premium = for Patent
Hay Loader. ~
j. M. McKisson, I'd premium for special
green Trot y.. s-t
Pretty well done for Kenosha. ~
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The NSrtheaster of last week was one O.
the most violent and long continued, that has
occurred within the last ten years. The storm
probably reached its height during Friday
Lake Michigan was dashed into the widest fury
and the waves literally rolled mountains high
They made clean sweep over the pier from
end TO end as though nothing was in the way.
Some twelve or thirteen vessels ran into the
harbor for protection during the height of the
storm.
The schooner Trareller, bound to this port
with deck load Of wood, and portion of her
cargo consisting of the goods and household
effects of Alonzo White formerly OF this city,
missed the mouth-of the harbor, and came
ashore between the rows of piles formerly con-
stituting the north and middle piers. Her deck
cargo of wood was soon washed of, and she
afterwards foated up against the break water
where che laid side to through the storm, every
wave making clean sweep over her. We hove
not learned the amount damage sustained.
Her cargo must have been sadly damaged, If not
nearly ruined. 90 e'-'' y. J
I We hear of no serious shipwreeks, and much
less damage to shipping than is usual in such
a severe and Continuous storm. 49,
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FINE AMOS,
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
RICH SILVER WARE,
Geld Jeweiry, Opera Glasses, PhOts~
eAt graph Adams, &c.
ALL OF WHICH will be sold at the average price
81 90 each without regard to value and not to be
paid for until you what you will receive! The
least article be SOLD il this Sale for Two Dollars,
Is worth from $500 to $1,000 ~ a
At the usual Retail Prices, and the articles range as
high as - -
GOLD WATCHES 81 PIANOS, ,-y
Worth from $3.50 to $1,000 Each. r
We will give whenever preferred in exchange for
the smallest article sold for Two Dollars in this Sale
splendid Heavy Plated Richly Engraved
SILV Err BUTTER DISH, OR CASTOR,
Value $1,000 or beautiful
80 Picture Photograph Album, Worth $500.
So you see the very lowest articles you get
worth co to SO 90, while hsre is possibility
TO get any OF the valuable articles, from a Silver
Cake Basket or Tea Set, 81, COO grand Piano for
oply Two dollars, Ga this novel One Price Gold
Plan, by purchasing Greet from the Manufacturers
Association, instead Of paying profits, that Usually SO
The plan adopted, is the price system of advert,
sing recently organized, and becoming very popu
lar eyerywhere-as follows: r
SEALED ADVERTISEMENTS
of all the articles are well mixed and given regard
less of choicet eustomers. The customer buys hYe
2 cry valuable Recipes, worth many dollars each;
and a collection Of popular songs for twenty-five
cents; and On opening the sealed advertisement
given him. gets Subscription of the article for sale,
at 90, and its value, and it is then at your option
to send 300 and take it or not you nay thus be SO
fortunate as to purchase Watch or Piano or any
article the stock for 81 GO, and cannot get less
than Sc 90 worth al usual prices. ~ T
Sealed Advertisements mailed with Receipts and
Songs free. rs cents for package, 81 on for 5,
81 90 for H. So 90 for 90 $1,000 So $3.50 for loo.
Address, c. NJ. DUNN, Actuary, Gold Jewelry Ba-
zaar, So, S., 81 50 Madison St. Ger. DeArbon
Chicago, Ill. @'- 6W20
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Anofher.-Ed Balm has lately put up anoth-
er large building to accommodate bis increasing
business. The number of wagons turned out
of Mr.. Bain's Factory is perfectly astonishing,
yet their excellence both as TO the workman
ship and the materials used give them such a
reputation, that the demand continues to in
crease and he is constantly enarging and in
creasing his facilities. a vol Sd. a.s.s.s.-
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The tlaniic Magazine for November
improves on recent NUMBER. The following il
its list of contents -E1.s"4 .HAs
why the Putkammer Castle was Destroyed
by Robert Dale Ow en-. g ...-
THE Rhyme of the Masters Mate.
'"The Visible and the Invisible Libraries;''
by Mrs. K. Z. Waterson.
"Letter to a Young Housekeeper;" by C. p,
Hayes. l. ta.a.s-a. fa,5
''rhe Peace Autumh;" by y. B. Whittier.
CDR. Johns-X.' BY Donald g.. Mitchell.
''Rodolph Toffer;" by ii. M. Fletcher.
''The Chimney corner, Xi'' by Mrs H. b.
Stowe. 80
"Jeremy Bentham;" by John Neal.
ga Farewell to Agassiz;" by o. w. Holmes.
-:The Forge" -N1sf &
'The Progress of the Electric Telegraph"
by George w. Prescott 81
The Field of Gettysburgh;" by j. T. Trow-
bridge. 5y5
"Reviews and literary notices" -
Holmes poem 10 Agassiz is very good.
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Circuit Court, County Of KenOSha.

}. Thomas Vail, Plaintiff, against Rodney u. Whip
pie, J. K. Pollard, William Ernst, Roxana Smith,
administrative Of the Estate of Albert d.
Sraith deceased, Roxana Smith, widow of Albert
B. Smith, deceased, and Eva I. Smith, William
A. smith, Bertha Smith, heirs III law of Albert B.
smith, Deceased, Defendants,
so cent U. 8. Internal I
~ f5lG p. Rev. Stamp cancelled
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AuCTIONEER.

TEHHE UNDERSIGNED, licens ed Auctioneer will sci
IL at Public Auctions in all parts OF Reuosh4 Coun
ty and in the northern part of Lake County H., upor
application either personally or by letter.
WALLACE MYGATT.
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The Constitution, once affected by Organic Weak
ness requires the aid of medicine to strengthen and
invigoTate the system, which Helmbold's Extract
Buchu invariably does If treatment 10 submitted
to, Consumption or Insanity ensues.
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HELMBOLD'S
FLUID EXTRACT
BUCHU.

For weakness arising from Disease. The exhausted
powers of Nature which accompanied by SO many
alarming symptoms, among which will be found In.
disposition Exerton, Loss of Memory Wakefulness
Horror OF Disease, Forebodings OF Evil; in fact,
Universal Lasstude, Prostitution and inability to
ter into the enjoyments of society.
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HeImbold's Highly Concentrated
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT
SARSP ARIIA.

For purifying the blood, removing all chronic conS
stitntiona diseases arising from impure state Of
the blood, and the only reliable anu eectual known
remedy for the cure of ScrofulR, Scald Heads, Salt
Rheum Pains and Swsllings of the Bones, liberation
Of The Throat and Legs Blotches, Pimpes the face.
ter, Erysipelas and s scay eruptens OF the skin
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Chicago l. milwaukee Railway

Change of Time, June 5, 1875.
Trains leave Kenosha as follows:
First Train SOUTH, Express 9:O7 A. M.
Second I" Express, 500 P. ID.
Third Night Accomo'n $3.50 do
First Train NORTH, Night Accomm'n 4:10A.M
anor6 I" Express, 1l.23 40
Tbjrd Express, 642 P. NJ.
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"DOn't be Foolish.'-You can make Six
Dollars from Fifty Cent? Call and examine an
invention urg emily needed by everybody. Or
a sample sent free by mail for Soc, that retails
easily for Sc, by r. L. Woleett, no Chatham
Square, New York. E lymyl6
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II A breeze-kissed- honeysuckle diffnses q
pleasant fragrance, but its aroma i has not the
| richness of Phalon's "Night- Blooming Cereus."
That marvellous scent, vouptuous YET not 90
powerful, seems closely akin to the fragrant
charm with which Nourmahs enchanted her
liege lord in "The Light of the Harem" Sold
Iavarvwhere
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news ItenA
- Telegraph 10 hs Esv Y.yL yv,.,

Tnr stock OF cotton In New Orleans on tho Io,h
inst. was $4,000 bales. Buyers wsro holding of
for lower rates.
An Interesting discussion Ia now going on be-
fore the United stGtes District Cour, at New Or
leans as to what constilu,os the oath u allegiance
Aco'nDIsG 10 the ruling Of tie CImm. .ionerr Of
Internsl Revenue, the mere c,rilng of wool IL no,
regarded as manufacture, aud therefore liable TO
duty.
OwrNo TO the payment Of troops being rnustsred
out OF sery Q, including bounIIos and other nece.-
ssry Obligations Of the Government, tho daily 10.
mands upon the Treasury are, II Ia said, to the
extent Of four to Eve million dollars.
THERE was . large procession at Buffalo on Sat-
urdAy afternoon Of tho Laborers' Union, Including
the railroad strlkors numbering 100 in su No
trouble occurred. The railroads have supplied the
places Of the strikors.
Ex.uEIrED BTATRs S.S,ToR CnlRLTs DuRKEA of
Wisconsin, Is appointed Governor of Utah, to all
the vacancy causel ty the death 0. Guy James
D. Doty, and william II. Wallace 4, appointed
Governor Of I!Aho, N p'soo Of Caleb Lyon.
TnE7n is much scattered cotton and tobacco in
N7rtb Carolina swAhng purchase, but the holder,
have no means oC senl.n; it to = market Two q,
tho ciuaeus OF that s.a.s left Washington ON Mon.
day for New York, IN order to make arrangements
with merchants for ia $50 and convey ance North
TnE Boston T2lyzLLEa learns that a number of
rebel generals have recently been released from
Fort Warren. Among them was Major -oon. J 4ck.
son, OF sAvAnnsh, aud II Is un lorstgod thA, Cons
Narmaduke and Pottle were also Of the party.
Tasre arc now bus few rebel officers in conanomen
at the Fort
OFFICIAL Communications received by tho De.
partment OF State from Paris Justify tho expect.-
ton hat tho cannon and other property carried
the Rio Graads by the rebel ead RS after tho
cspltuaton will be freely and fully restored 70 tho
United stltos in compliance with the demand here
tofore made
II view Of the ordering to mastering render
in different States Of the FRS! Division Of the
First Corps, General Hancock yesterday promul-
galsd ~ order e0mpinspgng tba psa IN bigh
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From Texas.
Gen. ncjin Gives Up TO Us the Rebel
Cannon. ftc.

Neu Orledrs, Juv l6-Te1as dates Of the 18th
inst, cay thai State Is infosed by Jsyhsvkep snd
thieves Of the very worst stamp In the interior
where the Federal forces have not penetIa'ed they
are dons much damage. Tho sugar ard cotton crops
OF Taxa will be shor account Of the disorder
cassioncd by the employment Of free labor. The
freedmen have been directed to remain with thoir
former masters, with the Assurance that forfeiture
OF their rights Of Ieedom win be tolerated.
Gen. HoJA by command Of Gen. Breokinridso, has
delivered MP the battery and other property received
from the ConfedeTacy
Carlo July 15-MSor Putnam, Of G sncral Canby's
staff, has arrived hee route for w,shington,V ith
the flags surrendered by Gen. Dick Taylor String
ent orders have been issued by the commanders OF
the cavalry marching through Texas, to prevent the
soldiers from struggling aud pundorlng None al
lowed to enter private houses. All negroes leaving
the fields to follow the army are driven back. The
Central Texas Railroad, awork Of Importance to the
Toops 10 being rapidly pushed toward TO compile ton
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From Mexico.


Auutti0nal heporn OIL lmpertn Nictories.
san Froneisco, July 2s.-Dates from Smaloa to
tho 10Th ray that Roseles hrs reugnsd In favor Of
Rebs Gsroua and Is at Culican, preparing for ofen-
sive operations against the Imperialis lie has about
400 men. No French movement against the inter
Tor Of the State is contemplated immediately.
San Franctsco, June 9T.-The BULLgTN's Quay
correspondence Of June 18th contains an account
Of the rou, Of Pssqueras army Of Lbcr.ls consisting
Of 1900 men, on the 29d Of April BY force Of 3COO
fienoh mostly cavalry, at HI paso, lindsay botNe cen
Guaynas and hermoville. The Liberals were sur
prisod and panic stricken allowing the advance Of
sixty 10 ride several miles through their camp.
The NeXicans Lost $50 in killed and wou lded and
scattered in Ill directions, loeing large quant
ties OF arms and ammunition. The French had hut
three killed and one missing. Pesquera collected
about lOOO Of his troops and retired to lennovilie
II IL supposed his men refused to fGhI becsuse dis
satisfied with their officers. Affairs In the North
Western states OF Mexico appear 10 be IN chaotic
and unee!tA sta.e. A. the sedports quiet prevails;
but the interior, dominated alternately by both
partio, there 10 no secuty for lie or property. The
Liberals hope for aid from the United States. AlvA-
said 10 have remit Cd s2lVJ0 TO zen. Hengra,
who is IN San Francisco trying to encourage armed
emigT alton, but neonng no practical success.
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Boston. july 1.-THE barque sprinstoh at thi,
portbrns, .dvces from Port su Prince t1 juno gsth
Political affair, in the North were 'iil unsettled Tho
Rebels continued to hold Capo 1aytru aud the Gov
ernment iorcos we're mailing slow vort In reducing
that town. Tho rlscc hai teen declared IN .,,tc Of
ssge, and all the foreign consuls notiac Of ha, tac
but u vs considered dificult worn on the part Of
the government to make It effective, ovinr TO the
want Of suitable yessolI The robel, uc'o cou1no |
TO Cape Haytien, the rest Of the island being In
trAnquil slAte
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I0u0hkeep'N, .Julv 1.-THE e1oitarnout IN regard
70 the great lou scared boat race which takos place
mere to-norro'" runs hish, aud tho city 10 1llsd
win transerL 1t is e,,imA'oi that nosriy, II not
quite hVe hr ndrod thousand dolGuis src,dy st.kcd
on the re'u 4. The bsrker OF the two boai, and their
friends me a, the Exchsnse Hotel tonight, and sp-
pointed he following judsc. For tho New York
boat, o. II Elliott and p II. Pickett for tho Poush-
keep'e' buat VIM. Denning and Isaac II. Woods
teierc E, Chss. GAusmAn. The rrce will take place
betEt en- the hour. Of and 6PM
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Shipwreck.
Particulars of the Lo7a OF ;he SHIP william
n Nelson -Four luGdred stecrIgo PaAsen-
gers Lost.

Particulars of the Lo7a of :ie Ship william
II Nielsen iluudred SteCrEgo PaAsen-
gers Lost.
HllJGr, Julv 17.-By the Alpha we have tho state
neat Of Captain Hart Of the bark Meteor He soArch
el day and half for the unfortuuae passenger. by
the 'hip William Nelson, the wreck Of which We,
4" tered for miles the water. Saved passengers
SAY that SUNDAY, the 2ith ultimo, the captain Of
the hspess rhip dot 'rnin,d fumira'e her and for
this purpose oriere pitch be taken into the lower
hold and red hot rous to thrown into H. The pitch
isnted and loiod over and set tho ship fire. when
Il va, found impossible to 'avo 'he .l!p, the cap ain
and oher CfIcor', with the cabin pGsscnsers lea In
the boss Of the ship which room hurne to the waters
ejfe carrying down over four hundred steersge pas,
'ngcp Tho scenes board the il.-.l:od vessel are
esc-ibo 10 OF the most heart rendiug character.
,sptaa Hart says that sLlp, five o. six miles Of
rom lie YES el Wa 'oea by him apparently ens1rcd
n searching ioT tho wreck. and he thinks that she
undoubtedly saved some Of the paiseugeTs from the
roek all Of whom had been three ds a and nights In
tie water Ihe m'le cabin prssoncers are rep dly
ecoyeriar from to effects Of their Injuries but tho
enaes are bail bunci atout the sIIs aad legs
ld arr not dong 70 vel,
ANOTHER ACCorsr.
HdlgGz, Juiv ii.--Ou NJ Ldly, the 26th nit, The
eeistc passengers were all ordered ebove, and the
hip wEs thoroughly washed and fumigatcd The
70 hioke ou' about O'Clock Ia the afternoon. The
qsaiu, With hi, ismiy and the ships crew, in tw o
oats, lett tho ship about r. NJ. Two other boat,
On attempted to leave, but these wore injured and
amPel. Many Of the saved passenger are badly
irued. The chip seen by Capt Hart probably taved
Ione Of the passengers on board the wreck.
We have no names of the saved from the William
NelsoD' who reached IT, Johns y. r. They we're
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thirty in numbcr-nipo females and twenty ono
maleA
IArEa.
Lfrercool, JSlr bh epsn,no. The steamship La
hyette, from New York, arrived early th, morning
t Brcrt having picked up from three bo.ts forty FIVE
pas'ensers from the American ship william Neson,
from Antwerp for New York. with four hundred and
eighty pasensep The fate Of the der was not
1nowu.
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Havana and st. Domingo.

Monte Christi and Puerto PIuth Evacuated
by the -panin rds-I he Commander of
the stsnewall Eose 10 England in Com-
nand OF IN Lngiish steamer, Etc.
The steamer Havana arrived yesterday from Hs-
yanA In days and II hours.
tC0rsspond<ncs Of The SUM
HAVANA, July IL.
learn MA st. Jsso that both hontechIish and
Puerto Plata are evacuated and abandoned by the
Spanish The steamer Naizi reports that there we're
some $40 persons at st. Domingo who desired 10 de-
part on board Of her, but had not the funds with
which to pay their passage. some 5000 soldersaui
remain al that point The result Of the consultations
OF the commission sent by the government Of tho fe-
public 10 tres, with Spain yet entIely unknown.
A severe drough: prevails at Lagua la Grsndo. Tho
corn crop IL lost and II IA .eai cd the sugarcAne erop
will he ir! epsrshly injured by want OF rain
The blockade runner Frances hA been sold to a
company here, Who will change her name TO the
Cren uego. and use Ler 70 ply bet' that port and
Havana.
The commander Of the pirate 5tonevall, Captain
Page is stated 10 have left heGe Juno llth In com
rnand Of the Engl.sA steamer Ptsun,gsn bound for
IAsgov and INTENDED " eh,er the British merchant
service permanently. II Is denied that he otie.ed
hi. ,ervices to Mexico. Some OF hi. officers, however
have gone 20 Mexico, and others have entered the
Spanish navy.
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DIpAKrMENI oF srArE.
" nshIugtou. July II. lex

DIrAKfMENT oF srArE.
Mashngtou July II, 1861
The underlined, Secretary OF State Of tho United
States hos he honor to acknowledge the iecgpt Of
note, vnic5 as addIos'ed to him on the l4ta inst,
by Mr. TAIGra, Nine er PlenipotcutiAry Of the
Queen Of spail. In that uoto NJ. TassafA Iatotms
the unde'srned that her Catholic NtjeHty hls
ordered tht the aT.cd steam vessel, called
the Stouewhll" which hA leon the NH.
~ -ct OF devious correspondence between tho two
cuntuer 20 II tr delivered up TO the erument OF
tht Hited states aud that thi, decision has hesn
made With aSRiNcr OF DISCUSSION upon the question
Nto.ler the demand Of the United state tor The
SUR nder could tc uniutCined upon the strict prncl-
' Pies Ot me national las.
' Nj. Ia.snTa'. Communication has teen submitted
o the II tident Of the United states and the
/, lnoeTtlrned haA now the plea.uie TO inform
MI l~SuA that ordots viii be promptly
nVen ioE the bringing away OF the "St1neUa all"
nom Havana and for the Tehnl mt OF te surn
H-lb,-J 10 the spanish Government II only Ie-
mains W lie added that this Gove nment appreciate
Yually tie p omptners, the libCIaty and the cuur-
osy which have NAKED the proceedings Of Her
ya1ho.io hSJtt'J's GOvolnu.ent on this interesting
utJect And that thete procoedngf will have strong
tendency 70 couhtm aul pc pu'uac the AnCie at and
"a liiOns' iIiendshils Of tie two nations.
he unde .sgnci ayhlis himself of tn.r ocrasion 10
onef MI iarsGlh rolGseu arurnnces Of his highett
SohsldeIelion MuLiAN n. SEWARD
30 senor DoS CAHrtrI GAF IA q. 1AssARA,
minister f.tuIpO OeutgIy, etc. e,c., etc.
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WALL
NJ rAseARN TO Nh. SEWARD.
WAsmSGToV. 14th Julv, lssS
, The under'irnci, Minister ri'uipots ut ary of H,u
Ceuoic Sa'est hss the honor 10 bring 20 "a
khO~ ledre ~ the Honorable the soc cary of Sr,e
shat rrteibv 90 o'ic.a cufrmuf re' ons winch h,,
Lh Received nom Madrid, the U'.e. has teen giyel
70 Tue C'pt'in General of Cuba to oe liver toe rar
Nessei 'stone"N" 20 the person whom the Govern-
uent OF the lrfci Statcs may commission for
thsi purpose, The du' 10 uRlitic' mtenonlnr
IN thu, ncting tho Government OF Her MAJESTY
tutses that the fen-on' nrtLc'i In tie note OF the
"ih o. say las o. not sutc en' 10 found tho rirht
o. fc'nd cation ynich hat Of the United stsies he
IfTet - has over the otcneudOnef vessel Anfnn-
ted n'Neit clte by 'ho G-Ie noble and loyal scnt-
n'nts winch j. hHs shown du ing the four Yeas Of
Nt VAL ~ phy tciH tg4 Ia tli- country, II oInlts
,nie inf into discus ion without object, and the
et neWM! j. tc'd ~ tbC G,.r9sa OF n . JOver n
hent o' tic nie1 Stat"t. NAN reference 10 Ire
- u NV iof tLe 'Apen "a TO the oomnauter OF ae
hOnegali' of Z tV., shicn sum hav ug teou co ~
tlgcft a. thc Soe aud nvC Cluso Of the cure
CO. OF Tie vCtc II j. to yeieved that The toyeT d.
meat OF The tCl SHCs vii nut Ietute 10 REIN
hulte 1t; - Lr.ns nlC-stool ueNur1beier, th at
tlis no. 1on4iou for tho delivery Of the stoIe-
WALL hcn tel.yeTy is aad must b. considered A,.o
lutty uhco o2diiIuuci. TIE mlsIaifnrd avAlls h i'm
te OF tht occasion a tCltorae 70 hn lion Srcre nry
oI sts.e the assurance OF has hirhest cousideIaio
GAB7TL q. TAssAPA.
TO the Honorable the Secretary OF State Of the
tDlIed sinieg, &C.
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THHRI are at least ten thousand applications on
hls IN ths Treasury Department. for appointments.
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EXCITEMENT IN ENGLAND.
The Case of the "stonewall.n


Washington, July 1.-THE following oorrt.pond.
enee ha just taken place IN relation 10 the "stoae-
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telezrAIn from Measina 'sicilyl sAysj "a noti6.
cation hss been issued by the municipality Of Nee
slnG, with the object Of Tentsurng the inhabitan
TesrectinE the precautionary measures taken with