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MARINE NEWS.
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eTEAMsHIPs-Ariel, Aspiuwsll; Msriposa Nsv
Orleans; Iung shuey, New Otie,ns; Evening sta. y
bs ssn. actisnsn, Hilton mesh ohsrs' hom me-
shAny, Baltimore.
snlPs-Lsdy Bowen. % sydney rs W, from
Liverpool; Isasc Webb, Liverpool: Non Guam Dor
MO Liverpool; kndymion, Liverpool
BARKs-Robert Sims, Liverpool; Rebeoc. God
dard Palermo; hfFeAn. Of Providence. from Fronte-
~ MEXICO: Rechsbie, Bridgeport, CIR Carton, Coy
Wright. Jr, Cow BAY, c p; J IIolbroot, Gov Bay;
Florence, returned in leaty condition.
BRlGs Maria, Rio GI.nde; Amazon, Tohs'co;
iSsnehs 80 n.t a sH%a.niss nt Csfa.n% He'd.
icy lcesrs Caiden~; Portsmouth, Cienfuegos; "a
Lingan; VIM Cousins, Linesn Kate, linsAn' Cy-
clone; Gov Bey. sam. Gov Bay MAINLAND. Glare Bay,
~ y x De Wolfe, h.nzanila Rolling Wave, No
70. Lingan. fsvorite Ne- Haven; 4 = FenDo, Linz
gan olive France. Gsce Bay; Florence = hs,her-
SatS, & John 2 b. ss ig R ISse AoGhS
hummhg Bird, Windsor Nincennes Philadelphia.
sCHpONrRs-sardinian RoctlAnl; Andy stew
iior cher, stone, VA; l. II Hubbard, Aiddetown for
fHHMethpoft Lookout, CoINis; Rosaunsb koso, Sew
fsnne :, h6die,T w.; II i'soop London Tor Phi
,sdeiphls' Marietta, Bockand, Ruth : lolrdcn,
k"ck'snd; Brsr, kocs!,nd; ten Taylor, riovidon-o'
Dinf,n. leader, Portland; P.nsina ~ suofth Nom
" NAeham; Wet clean, Rockppr; ta,tlinn,
Clay, Nes Bedford & /. Bavlcs, Prevalence Tor IN
Ai"lphta Globe, N"w London for 81 zabetLp,rt. ~
No, PIOyitcIce tor rUllAdelphir: ChRs A Know =
Haven; Rio, Providence for knzabethtoru tdsard,
Providence; beor dams, Jalsis. Gontls, Rock and.
Bengal Ko, krnd: Nys'ic, Gloucester; Pal., Hook
land, ~ ~ Mertiu.a. CaaI, Alt arafo Ellzll 9th
POI for SstDn, HIrhiindcr, Portland. Ne; Susan
tent.r tNais; Ant.'1pe. maiAnzls, WIN Cousens.
LIugan .rhga- L.usrn J W Rumsey, LinsAn, A.
antc, CIV list; Queen " Clippers Gov Ba .; states
mAn. rhui,o y :. VI 4 chapman, Ailisloro, J y An
gCu - Nat.-: ~. nett Iofi ROyfl; mans VIII
mlnrt n. 4: " Is leNoe, Bal iunUrc Anna shepard
PhIls3c pha lor riut nee Richard Borden, hills
dolphin q. FAll River " Perry, PhlhdoiphiA tor
Drurufyrort KHrueI Heals, Narhias. Tampa Ma
chias T. IL N,sh, rs. NncEln+ hruDzNs, Calh,.
C.uion, BEu.or. TlCutic light Ban or July an,
Blnsor Romeo. B,n4o.; G l. ilctick, Bangor; Elini-
Ia Eosrts, bNdiueu MAI. Shields Gardiner; FlofA
Addison sarah Addison, Ihos iliI, Eocklaud; Maria
lUui'L Eu,AlAld, tyruoiia. kOckland; Plot, lo'k'
lane Nevada, fott an; Ilauiet Baker, Port. nd;
sonaof Nar'ou, EWlr - 81, u, Chofub BOtton; ! ar
mouth bloucrrtCf Vac, e Ouccser, Enen Botnes,
! all RIVER iot lhnhdriphiE, Umpire Isl River Tor
loufhaeopao, HUDSON, Chatham Coral Providence;
Rel e'ct G Lane, Piositcufe. Kate McLeln Pow
deure 10. Hav, rs'ta~; sea Bird y ovid, nee. MIME
hIuuie Providence sr lhIltdetphia; ontario, Pow
eeucr TOT NOu .ouG Maria, NJ . Mexico, NcNpod
Tor k0ntout, i MhitChou,C. NCs LsuGon; II > G. ceE,
liartU.t. T. Daniei.. Iiafio. Sc Connecticut, Sionnf-
ton; HnfIet Maria, Norv len; Sinoia, Port Chester
luuis Bpdiuo. AIbnng Tor Providence.
sLOOP Rhode leland, " .shtman, B-istol, RI
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PASSING 81 90 CoUSrtRFEIT TRrAsrHY Sorrs
John Kelly arrested for pacing 81 " Treasury Note,
on two stage driven and upon an examination be-
fore U. 3. Commissioner Osborn on Saturday, no wa
committed for trial.
William Mcdonald and John Wilson we're nl.o ar.
rested for being engaged in passlag counterfeit ~ 90
Treasury Notes. After their examination Mcdonald
". committed for trial and WI ron Wac discharged
the evidence against him being insufficient
POLLOK lNrILLIENCE. 90 CoiUsdsr Saldie, IN
ouod.-on Saturday evening liot Col. Richard y.
Pool. OF the Tenth Alabama, who hal recently been
released NOhI imprisonment IN Fort Warren. .au-
deTtd IN pal neLt To- htuou At the far Of the Flth
Avenue Hotel an Altgany County (Mary lhndl BANK
note. MI. Frank n, Norris, the bAi keeper know ing
lhe note 10 DO worthless, summoned OiiUcr ~ ~, of
ihe hotel, aud search OF foola person 10, en- ed in
Ms pockets number OF like hills, certain notes gu
me bulllon bank, OF Washington, number of ,on-
iedelate noter and other spurious and WORTH -
tosehH. Iheleupon officer f,Iry took Pool into GUS
tody and held hun until the opening OF JEFF 81 son
mafhel rolce Court yesterday morning. A. Court
inc touthern solder represented that these noies
we're gwen him como time since, by Mr.. Price f;
that ne had kept them cuno-itie., and thai he
was very much under the influence Of alcohol aud
opium al the time Of tende ring the mole In question
Lieut. Col Pool who by the vay, 10 physician, sd-
led that he was await ing transportation to his home
Alabama; Justice Dodge gave him ansportation
% The cells In Jefferson Market Prison.
Stebotn1 ADSaK.-on SATURDAY morning John
H'is And Ihons kennsdS Tho httsy hack dCVeS
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THE MYSTERIOUS MURDER AT THE Hun
pRrp STEPS. Coroner IIanlcy, Of Hudson City held
inquest last eveninr upon the body Of An known
man, DIRE ,ei in the rab of sailor Who vas found on
Friday lying in ciunp of ltiaIS about tvonty feet
from tho foot of the hundred steps" leading up
Brteu I'LL 10 Washington VILLAGE, The Jury, upon
Visiting the spot, found handkerchief supp SEED to
have belonged TO deeeased lying on the ground near
the steps. aud from theLce they discovered trace
whore the body had been dragFed and thrown under
view, and vas ONLY Uncovered in couse-
quencs Of tho stencil tnat Arose from the
the decavins remains and which led TO an investra-
ton OF the cause. lpon removing the body The head
vac 50 had deconposed thai 1t wa. impossible 10
IA cftAin In shat mAu4er telth wa, clutes wal
e. 49, found n tie stnctine or dc cared .hch con-
tain pass dated y PHILADELPHIA Na,y I4.d, AuF.
eh giving him leave Il alb nee TOT tn DAYS. .nd
reiuiiiu. lila to r. 1rt a. tue expiration of that TN
on LOHfg tte fr'n'eion, a. GIe sane 2sce, but me
made diteut lulUlrJ, but was unable ~ ubtAin any
olGe Ia reir aca lo deceased. Tho Jury f.ota nc
ct'ums'an'e' Ct ,he case, rtaderr. verdict thai
me unkhoN man came 4 his death at the han ts al
come ~ ron OF peltoLr unknown.
COLLISION on TIE BAY-AhJut l o'clock
Saturday afternoon, u. the GUARD West Indi,
steamship Cor'cs WS leaving port, aud ~hen about
opposite E'lls Island, she coied with the tus-boa
America, lclonslng 10 MessTs schuyler 4 20 81
hlbhny' lhe Co.'s cuNas hut slightly dnmAged on |,
her boHsprit being cSlried away, and she proceedei
Ssdiy anm.s .1' , ssGIplnt, Lhe tug h9Seyer MAJ
near the Morris Canal dock where sue lie, in shoa
water. " 'A
ACCIDENT TO AN EQUEsTRIENHE.-On Fri
day evening, Mile, Zanuetta, one of the femsl,
Tider az me New fork Circus exhibiting at Jer.e,
and was badly injured by the snimais tTam.li q,
her chest and shoulder. The flesh sas ncp.idaIsbi'
lAceTaIed' RuI ~ R0lss xsu blSEsR
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rn IRON FOuNpERS-SRALED pRnro-

TO IRON FOUNDERS-SRALED PROpO-
L ..ls viii lie received At this office totuna ,,Itr
Hall Park until IL O'Clock A. VI. NJ saturday sen
tsmrer i6h 1865, Tor the supply ut "a Cast Ifon ~
Ter Pines feet internal diameter each nlout T. az
long With beveed spigot ends and at Iron Wate,
Pipes, feet internal diameter each, atou ieet ions
smount OF secnrty required will b. five thonssnt &
lar, Zach proposal must be endorsed, Popo.ai. fpr
Cast Iron Mater Pipes g feet In diameter IL s ,oI
Of lie bidder and the date Of its offering Bant to
OF lids and all necessary information can be obtained
at this Office The Board reserve The right 10 REJECT
THOMAS STEPHENS, ROBERT l. DARsRRIAIGifH,
4 W CRAVEN, Croton Aqueduct Roard n, J,,,
CIoton Aqueduei Board, Sept h lsdA soS
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

PRIVATE BOARD MAY BE HAD, AND A
comic. Table home. iof gUun. men, At g-i Malt
t 20, -, ~ Also one loom iOr married coupe Apply
va -' n""l 81
To LEA III FINISHED S-STORY HOUSE
10 PED month 81
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SAVINGS BANAs.

THE NATIONAL PARK BANK
Il OF new YORK
CAPITAL. .S2,U1LtO. ~ EfIl S.....Si 9taOO.
III. Sank via issue NertitCues Of 4. post be.ring
Int-r,sf IN favorable te mt. j. !. WORTH CASHIER
Sew NurL, aug. III 1860 $50
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MEDICINES.

4 VOICE From TAMMANY HALL
~, ai,uAhy Hall sent. Nih, ist5.-GORDON n.
PlkE-Siri have used yuur pfefaration Tor CONS
Nltt ne test succCss. l am stt,sled that Grnnh.
noIhtt IOrn-hiller Is gooi. You can publish his
~ you ieel dsposei. ~ MORAN Grandmothrr',
,oFn, KILLER ran he had al all drug stores Price 80
POT tOtue, agents wanted full terms Ador..s
11INbNN ". flhf, foN ltS station l.. 90
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
A GOOD MILK ROUTE FOR SALE Cheap.
n Apply At go East b5th ct. sS2

A GOOD MILK ROUTE FOB SALE Cheap.
Happy At $50 East 55th st. fs9
A GROCERY AND LIQUOR STORE FOR
"A sale, doing good business, With eoo1 epsit-
reason Tor ne out the owner hiss other bushes.
| TO attend to- Apply at 214 East 35th 81. iUo
A LONG LEASE, WITH CHEAP RENT,
n Of snail house neatly furnished ,nd rms Tar
and on e,.y terms Apply At 1873 Peal ~ Y. 10
A SPLENDID CONCERT SALOON ON One
| [hof the principal leadins streets down town i9r
sse A. ..cnhce. Call and see Aso, neat little
Ser Store Siih rooms attached. Rent 80. t,Ppy
CARPENTER SHOP FOR sALE-AT 2oj
" Madison 1t. ~
| EOR sALE-A MILK ROUND OF THERE
hundred and ~ mart mart. ,o no sou,s st, cor 20
I9T tS Ss gtT' ave- so p Broo 81 me s
NOR sALT-A 4 YEARS LEASE OF THE
Il lar room no Ceiar. ,lso the har room u
Lihertyr Inquire Of JOYCE. 1856 Co,larst -
EOR SALF-A BAKERY, AT TAREl-
t9vn 2os dong va. god lg;n'' Cal Il" SNF
UOR SALF-A FRUIT AND CONFEC-
| Il ,ione-v store. Goinr cool payins business a
r,re oppoT'un.tr. ,ud great bsrrAn. Reason Tor
di'po'ing and price gwen at .! Main ''r Al 20 Tont
| ~, Brooklyn. -
COR SALF-THF STOCK AND Fixtures
i % 'rutineut 70 r'r ll1uo- store down town ioht
az mr. month, sith four MI! l,Cr pump must le
.o,I hi, d.. r5f fIrinsr particulars Apply At
Sixth ~. hscT'nt. l''
NOR SALF-THF STOCK, BAR AND FUR
L ritu.o nf AZ Ga established -eInou's Boa- Ting
House. AtTly Dn he . sri.s-. $50 Waco o. Us
NOR SNLF-STOCK AED FIXTURES or
4 grocery store. with le'se Of or . N"a.s IN
tne location. Arp, on tie piemi'e'. II''son az
EOR SALF-THE STOCK AND FIXTURES
I Of n Hrror store In god locality t..uife IN
store, 9ss Fat iith It. nerr by nock -. gij
GROCERY AND LIQUOR STORE FOR
~ sair. Call At 1875 bt1ter t. 90,
GROCERY, LIQUOR, LAGER BEER SA-
young man. IN 'rndc for my farm. Wl'h ,ou.c cash
Arpl' 70 fAfrEN. % DIVISION a.. liquor store -,
THE STOCK AND FIXTURES or A
a h'at-c ~ grocery md liquor ro'c frr sale cheap
CAL al this Wcek IN the store g9j Hicks a. me- A.
lHntic Market, Brook'vn III
ITO BIZ SOLD CHEAP-THE INTEREST.
Il soct md hX'uro' or without stock of the fit ~
,ore, nth back and front h,.ement, aG A. autic It,
.cIOS-GOOD CHANCE-THE STOCK
store TOT sale. Inquire this week, % Mort 20. .ll
S076 WILL BrY A FIRST CLASS
" - FISH, orstcr and vere,ahl. stand Win
horse and wagon; doing good business, st 70 Third
ayenuc. g~l
&t00 WILL Buy MY LIQUOR STORE
gnu this dsv with .p'e1did tAtu-e. and m
Fnrlirh ieer pump. rent ll per month With room.
Tor lafse family attached. Apply 10 sixth It,
hs' mont. i'6
$500 WILL Buy THE LEASE AND
NCOO stock Of corner grocery al i.uor store
Van Brunt 81. and Hamilton ave. South = COX
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ADJUSTMENTS.
ACADEMY or MUSIC - HERMANN,
~ TTDIgIT A TtrR.

ACADEMY or MUSIC - HERMANN,
n PRTsTtD1GTArEuR,
Has the honor to announce tha he will commence On
sQSpAY 'hg iiR e f1P Rg be- s sos; Of
constituting an entirely nov y osramme, TO lie re-
peated every even NJ during he " eek III. orche-
II. ri the Academy Of Muse viii he ia attendance.
Admission IL ceuis Re erved seats 70 cent? extra
Farniiy Circle b cel.s Private boSe. hom s6 70
az. The sale Of ticko.s shl c.mn'nce on ! huts-
dsy Sept l. 81 The Arsd' my Of Musi' and ~ hessrA
Beer a Schfueta 1ui Broadway; fOnd's- 54S Broad
WAY, and Roo' q An'honv'F. SI
DARNUM'S NEW AMERICAN MUSEUM
- Bfoaiv.v, tc uccn spHng sud Prince streets.
Is rUE FULL TIDE or SiICkss.
MAjStT CENT LECTI RI ROOM.
DELIClOt Sly tOrt, ELE Ill DESIGNED,
and daily hucd Win ..-..-
DELiillILD aud APpRECtATIyE AUDlENCES
Already on Ibiton -
OVER i'lro CtRIosTEs,
.. - ca.tga'e an iuauir.lic. -
FROM SUNRISE NrlLIy O'CLOCK, T. M
70 ar u.a. INST lcf trd iuteu-st
lAliE- / GlAN ~ AND GIANT,
LAR tE-r FAT WOMAN,
- BOHEMIAN CLASS BIOWIKS.
IW02ifHAN ItAiS RHINE N H. MOTION
Fioi: ~, IhiNus LIGHTNING CALClLAiQR
ivy N''' ND2iiBihSSE MARIE MAcAE!Ifa a. -
the ce'tbrseu srtl. iu her brilliant acts.
W. u HAbRi EK,r upofGuoous singer.
hn,er ~ NOTIFY, an Comic Dances
A"rsnd spco iii .., i,o.laAcc e4i'lcd tho
THE MOST guk,tu : sCtNtkY and COS
MIS- p a. q.csC1tc 10 the Public.
I, 'o'moiAlhl. sc c'sc PAGAN. Leaned seat, Happy
ran, w Hftd AIuAih M.Wu0'h turtle ctc.
Aimtrion, " r's; ChHlic4 Iuter zen. ~ re. 10
IT hItAI b IT.. ,ltJ9 SHOW. MONDAY.
fth 49, lC.t-f"m .uu'' tor largest ami suni.esi
CAT sHpM. OCT yfH-Proniums for finest
,pt''m@ns OF Cas-.
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0OO WILL BUY A FARM OF 100
GENERAL. BUSINESS.

A IL WHO HAVE ANY DEALINGS, FL
lther Wholesale Or retail, IN corsets viii do eli TO
call al hOkBlss Comet Factory, No. 1853 Eldrldge
at, the second block from Houston a. where they
can get supplied With all kinds and AL quantities,
nom dozen To 900 dozen. l6
BLACK OR BROWN-THE BEST IN USE.
- BRIESrS HAIR DYE,
Does not inure the Hair skin. To be hal " Drug
gi-'p generallv Price FIFTY cents per box Douot
40 South second st., Nilliamsburrh.
CASH PAID TOR RAGS AND OLD
SmetAls-white RAGS . cents per h colored and
voolons cents books and newspapers csuts ; Oid
brass % cents per 10 copper aud pewter ~ cents
lead o. cents. Al Is New Bowery, let Roosevet Al
and Ne" Chamoeb't 343
ERESH GRAINS 6 CENTS PER BUSHET,
L log .ale In 1ny qntntiJ, At MACPHERSON q
DONALD SMITHS Brewery, Ice West 18th a. ga
LINE HAVANA TOBACCO WRAPPER RS
L and filters, spanish ribbons Of all kinds aIe oHrr
ed for sale low 10 ose consignment, By JOSE ENKI.
QUE DE SAllOs, 30 Cedar IT, So
THE HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR
1 old newspapers. pAu pallet. looks, aud ws.te pa.
per Of every descrIptlon. STOCK " Eli a lNlk'E.
son, 20 Ann 81 door west OF Nassau. gl5
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Too Late for Classification.

A BOY WANTED IN A GROCEBY-ONF
LlIscd 10 a horse pr erred. Apply col Morton and
Bed Oia sgs, sitef NAM. AZ
CONFESSION WANTED-FULL WAGES
y paid. G soIfh T'h.' Niuarn'burgh. as
NO1ICE-WHEEEAS, MY WIFE, MARY
~ BkODERI,k X, hs. len my bed aud board,
hereby pabicy forbid AL, body harboring her, any
uiug lelunging her a. evo,.iAing taken belongs
10 me, aud DENNIS RRODEi;iCk. will prosecute
Ani holy harhoriuR her, any thing she tAkcs with
her DEANS BHoDEKlCk. sept IL 1885. 40
OPERATORS, FlNlSIlER AND PRESSER
~ sautcd On shop Wo,A steady work for year.
Cal for on. week, 10 Christie 81 I'd hoor. A.
BERNSTEIN 423
TWO OPERATORS WANTED on SING
l. er's sewing machine, 10 inquire for one week
Steady situation guaranteed. LG Uetter Al, up
ssaifs. AL
NANTED-A GIRL TO SEW ON MA
w chine morocco shoes. good wages. lo5 Lewis
~, shoe store. AZ
WAN1ED-A JOURNEYMAN TAILOR
w to wors by the week to good woi..msn,
steady work aud cool ~ages will he given. Apply
GJs Myrtle ave, BiooklyE. {. ". IL LIAM. 40
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MILITARY.

NOTICE TO DISCHARGED SOLDIERS
~ Having been established tor over three year, in
collecting ali clAsses OF clams We have complete ar
ranremen's or settlinc accounts OF soldiers Who have
lecn discharged on partial descriptive lsa prisoners
OF war balance, Of bountie. state bountes ana all
other ArTearages. Advance made Information
heirs OF decea.rd soldiers. l.. BROWN q Co, Rank.
err. Park Place. $40
NEW PRIZE LIST NOW EEADY-COL-
Injections ior all claims as anst the T. : Navy in
cluding prize has money, bountes and arrears of
CO. 2 Park Place. y. \. city 800
DECRUTTS WANTED FOR THE REGU-
N lar Army. Pay SIC per month. Clothing and
medical attendance. Apply at Recruiting Once 81
white At, ~
SPECIAL TO DISCHARGED SOLDIERS
- Important Notice-All soldiers mustered out or
dl.chat Ell upon 'ial deco ptve i.p can iCceve
tie la ance due them. Apply IN person OF by letter,
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the citizens ascertained the immense
damage they had suffA;ea.

the citizens ascertined the immense
damage they had suffAel.
The entire loss and damage in the
city is estimated at 5000, 900. This
includes public buildings and private
residences. The damage to trees,
rshrubbery and plants cannot be esti-
mated in dollars and cents, for they
can only be replaced by the slow pro-
cess of nature. Many years must
elapse before they are seen growing
again in the beauty and luxuriancs
that was the pride of the people of
South Bend. The extent Of the loss
to farmers and others outside of the
corporation, cannot be estimated, but
it lnust be very heavy. Crops, fences,
barns, orchards, houses, &c, were
swept 'away before the terrible hurri-
cane. Farther reports will soon be
received.
Fortunately, and as if byAirect in
reference of Divine power, The beau
tiful grounds and buildings of Notre
Dame University were not injured.
the tornado passing only across one
corner of the farm. Thus is saved to
South Bend its pride aid glory, and
the institution that has added infinite
ly toward its past growth and pros
perlty. 1t seems spared to act the
future element of progress in the res
tor,.rion of the town. It is sincerely
to he hoped that the loss of the bridge
over the st. Joseph River will not de-
tract from its prosperity during the
term about opening.
[CAicngo Times, III.
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THE TELEGRAPH (IOSE hcy

THE TELEGRAPH GoNE.-We have
hoped almost against hope that some
good fortune would ultimately bring
through the great Atla1tic cable.
That hope is gone. We have news
direct from the fleet as late Us the o..
instant, by an arrival ut Hearts Con-
tent, (name of mochery y whereby we
learn that the signals to Valcntia failed.
All that could he done, as our news
Indicates, was to fix buoy as nearly
as possible to the place where the
fatal break occurred. 1t is almost
ridiculous to think of searching in the
wide waste Of the Atlantic in fifteen
thousand feet of water. for Il cable but
the thickness of ones thumb. and We
may aus we'll make up our minds that
the second great and expensive rx-
pertinent is Il complete failure. The
public have been gradually prepared
for this announcement, yet it will )c
felt everywhere us Il disappointment,
not alone to the projectors and their
interested friends, but to the world
and nlanking ut large.
-f"~ lIorh, Express.
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GEN. R. E. LEE-We have already

GEN. R. E. LEE.--We have already
announced that Gen. p. E. Lee had
been offered the presidency of Wash
ington College, Lexington, Va. Judge
John Brockenborough, one Of the
visitors of the college, was sent to
inform him of his election, and at our
latest advices from Lexington had not
returned. 1t is, therefore, not known
whether Gen. Lee will accept the
position; but in the absence Of posi-
tive information on the subject, We
arc inclined to think that how'll not
He has recently expressed the inten-
ton Of leasing grazing farm in AL
bemarle, and residing upon it with his
family. During the past week, he and
Mrs. Lee have been on visit to
Bremo, the plantation of Gen. Philip
ST. George Cooke, fifteen or twenty
miles above Cartersvillc. and was met
there by Judge Brockenborough.
Washington College is, next to VIII
liam and Mary, the Oldest institution
of learning in Virginia, and is the
Alma Mater of some of the most
prominent citizens of the State. It,
Before the war. stood next to the Uni
versity i'll the high qualitic.,tio ion exact
cd freln applicants for its degrees. 1t
was originally all academy; vas libe-
rally endowed by Gen. Washington
during his lifetime, and was shortly
after chartered as 1. college In 1925,
it was further endowed with $lO0, 600
by MI. John Robinson, IL wealthy
james River planter. Unless it's funds
were, lost nv had Srvectn,ertu .l,,ri,,r
the war, the college should now b,. in
a'tohrishing financial condition.
Richmomd Rep"5tic, 14M
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PARDoNs.-Theapplications of many
citizens of Richmond has been ap-
proved by the Attoraey-General, but
the instances in which the pardons
have been actually signed and deli
vered are rare. We know OF but three
Observation-Disclosures cases. There aare
son. no:sv politicians who go about
plass.as nat lhes have their pardons
.'in snelr pockets, +" but implicit Gre
deuice is aot giveu to their statements.
Richmond Republic. 14N.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-08-24

QUEEN T1cToR1A's ADVICE no THE
JAMAICA LADoRERs. "A petition com
planning Of distress in q particular
community having been forwarded by
q political agitator to Queen Victoria,
the Queen, TIN ough Mr.. Carlwcll. r,-
turned the. following characteristic
reply:
Il request writes Mr.. CardwelD
tliat you viii inform the petitioners
tl,.t their petition has been laid be-
fore the Queen, and that / have re-
ccived her M;jcsty's command to III,
form them that the prosperity of the
labo-ing classes, as we'll as of all other
classes, depends, i'll jamaica, us i'll
other counties, upon their WORKING t.l.
wages, not uncertainty or clpriciously,
hnt stead!ly and continuously, Mt the
times when their labor is wanted. and
for SO long it j. w;.nte,l; .,n,l that if
they sAuA.u ra, :is. industry. sad
thereby render the plantation, prJ-
dnctive, they would enable the plant
ers t"ln,v them lliglltr wages for the
samr ii,, rs vi work tl.:H are rtc, ;!-,i
by the best field laborcrs IN IT,: con-
try (En@lantN; and as t:c cost of the
nccc>sai'i,:s oi E.c is ln..cli less III ia
nlalcl than it is here, they would lu.
enabled, by adding prudence to indus
try, to lay by an ample provision for
seasons ri drought ,ll"l Il. urt!,; aud
they flay be assured chat 1t l.. frulu
tlrlr own industry and produce. in
:vailinS themselves of The 1i,eanS Of
rroSpclinS thar are before tl:rn, and
not from any such Scht III as huvc
been suggested to them. u,at they
must look for an Improvements i'll their
condition: and I!l::t l!cr M:,jcSt: w.l.
reGar,! with interest nnd satisfaction
their advancement through their own
merit, an,! efforts
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-08-24

Gen Edward Johnson. Late of the
Confederate army. is now i'll Rich
mond, purchasing stock, far,ning utcn-
sils. &C.. preparatory n engaging in
planting on his farm in Chesterfield.
Gen. Harry T. Hays and Gen. Daniel
Adams have returned to New Orleans.
Mai. Gcp. Dabney H. Maury adver--
tises that he will open classical a,alt'
mathematical school in Fredericks-
burg: