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THE ELECTIONs.
Latest Returns From X eutuclsy.

Joutsriil', Nv. August Tho vote in this city
for Congress, |, - follows Ro.seau tadninistration
ASl2; Mallory, i1so; Mundy, l2l. The election
OF koneAu from the 5h Diitrict 10 conceded Al oui
o. the adminisstlon candidates for the State Lesis-
lsturs from ths city also eec'ed. General Roe
'eau and General Green Clay Smith, are elected 10
Congress- and there 10 strong hope Of Yc.tm.n's
election aso ths, tho State will go for the .nu,lav
cry amendment to the Constitution.
kichmond-Thc Majority In Madison County for
the constitutional Amendment candidates 10 about
w. to 45O.
someisrt si,es about TOO Union ma lority
Mum forisyille-Tbe anti-Constit itutIonl Amend
mont uctet has i5O 70 2cO majority.
Covinrton-Ihe Approximate vote Of Ksn ton Coun-
y Cives about iluO non majority.
Clmphell County gives $50 Union majority.
In ffsnklin County the anti. Constltuti onal
Amendment ticket has prevailed by a,Ovo majority.
But asmau vote un po.ed.
bourbon County will Give lsrge majority sxalns I
lie Constitutional Amendment.
The mLiouty of Irankiu, conservative for Con-
gress, at nom today, vas sOO.
Montgomery County gives . conservstive majority
Of over 4uO.
Louis'7iis, AUG. Sin the Sixth District Green
Clay smith 10 undoubtedly elected 10 ConEIr..
Randall appears to 10 elected In he Eiguth pistrict
Oidh,m County gives MALLORY 4SS Roesesu, 1s2
Lcrin0ton, Aug. s.-The Conservatives have car.
riod even county tins district by the following
malorltes .-tAytte, 0T Franklin, $50 Boylo,
oruts By couniios :-Boufbon, BCO Scott 500 Jos-
samiee, 800
Hh1ab,shtJtrn. Aug. s.-The toilosing (, the vote
OF Hardin County iOr CongtTs :-HaTiin, $50 1sy-
o- 3Ss Iieury County gives 23O majority for Nal
lory tor Congress.
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E5ws Itsnn
- y..s-spA {. u. No. Y.l Seal

Grs. GRANT aud party arrived si Montreal,
yesterday morning. from Quebec, ct . o'clock.
GukHsnLA outrages ia Tcrs arc numerous
Tho State Treasury st Austin va. broken into and
robbed Of $4,000 In gold.
Grr. GonDos GRAr0EE- from Texas and A. J
smith, from Montgomery, Ala, have arrived .,
Mobile, en- route to New Orleans.
ALABAMA news show. great Improvement, in
public seniimen, The plsnter-, however, express
their difnlence Of the success Of tree labor.
sEvEr thousand aud forty scr.s were located 10
July last st the Government Land Once IN Mar.
quetto Mich, with Agricultural Coilese script.
TRIAL q moving machines took place y.,t.r.
day afternoon, 81 Syracuse, before the Franklin
Institute, for gold medal. There were . i,rxe
number present to witness iho contest.
THk Richmond, Va, police, carrying out tb. or.
Gers Of Gen. Grant Monday nisht pounced on tho
faro bank Of Flanagan 4 Co., on Broad street, and
capturo1 fifteen people, including tho newly elected
magistrates Of the city and clay ont" for IA.
The firm Is from baltimore. The Provost will dis.
pose OF The case
InH baltimore ANuioAS's Richmond corros.
pondent says; THE Municipal Ackct has not vet
Teen appointed by General Terry. Tho middle Of
Me week vii probably DO as early as It will be
done; and have ID from most respectable .u.hor
ty ihst there will be no more attempts to gvo to
the people OF this city an opportunity to bold
charter election =, least until Deem, er."
A pnTrSGuionsD oficer OF the late Confederate
army states that he Is eognE4nl Of the ct q Cen
Taylor's application TO tho President I. was no,
for permission 10 see Mr.. DAVIS, nor for pardon
IL was TO he allowed to leavo the country for
Franee. Presiden, johnson told bin he couli
leave ii II he desired, but that ho had better say
and try and lead his people in tho right way
hereafter
AT the Convention OF Co red People Of Tenne.-
soc, held for that State on MONDAY, at Nashville,
Mr.. Nelson Walker was elected Chairman. IL,
sisted the object. o: Ihs m citing to 10 to rot .on
70 the Legislature, ani send . delegation v
Washington sst!ng the privilege OF elective
franchise, and to lay their grievances before tue
people of the State. Several spooche, were made
in furiheranoe Of the objects Of tue meeting,
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TIE ATLANTIC CABLE.

AsTv BIy, C. p dog. s-5 P. k.-The steamer
clsrs ClSrits has not been here since Saturday
night and We have no later news from Newfound-
land than was brought BY her Nothing Is known,
eonsequcntly, "a to whether the Great Esstern has
srri,ed .. Iesyta Content with The Atlantic cabis
Or Otherwise. The line TO this poinI the present
'A,sgr limit Of t"eernphic communication with the
United States, will be kept open till midnight,
uishIy, in expectation Of from tho great cable
SECOND DISPATCH.
Aspv Bdp Aug. Z, $50 p B.-There are no signs
yet Of the claru Clsrita which IA conGdently Ell.
pectsd TO brins good news from tho Atlantic Cable.
II may reasonably lie inferred that the Great Fast
ern had not reached eMrs Content up to last even
ins, ~ the telegraph tn! eugh New Foundlsnd Ia sup
posed to be In working order.
|. AsDV BaW c. B., Aug. s-7Nesdav Night 10
'''el0ek.-There are no signs Of the ClAga ClNitA
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pAfrique-moved out Of the city while eve-,h,,lv
a 'soins 90 quietly that ,orv few Of N, slccrcr.
that hall the French hsd gore ani suerul9t.op VI
busy W determine shat the movement meant So,rs
OF the more ardent pstuzAns Of the frelth, vio
believe that ffiv French roldier, ian thi ,,h i'm
tunes ss many MsScanp, did not doutt that n IA
cation With e,iloeillo, ana that they YOU'D ms.c
the march IN s9ite Of ,ueiras 2OU OF 500 mt u and
.sptn,e and hoid he lsrsest and veatlie.i city VI
tie state. But oibcr. we're Of the opinion the move
ment -n only Reconnaissance, designed to certtn
1ne position and numerical force Of Pc
quola. AZ nieht Of the 22d, uo began to get the
nevs II appears that the French force moved out
,un mo oi about ~ Give mioA teyiatinc from lhe
Hetmosillo road about fvo uiles oni takine ali.
iection tow.rd ranse OF mounts Mills Wing 10.
n,en the iietmostlo aud san Mncih roaus The
nv nhiyIi.so Nhasenf, pArigue were IN the aavsnct,
we Infantry being more than nil. 70 the icaf
lhey encountered on the road 500 Or ~ OF rc,.
aueltas hor,emer, rho took 10 their heels, mas inr
IN lively pursuit. 1hey 'trick iuto canon. OF dty
Ss ssd d ,eIeek unnins down between t-o mountain
q II they had ridden rishi iato the heart o,
tS'queiTas army, which ~1 cncsurcd on tho
o. cavalry finding that he hsd plunged hto a trbp
~ men being 10 the centre Of fruin l,IU' 10 2ttv
ls' no commenced sbcOins from the hills each
SIDE instantly decided hat the safest course VA, 20
continue at rapid gallop, on through tho Nr,ican
Itny and then wheel and make ndc,our back 10 tre
hericans sounding the rcirest and giving thc ,,ofJ
~, men uhetied and rode back, cut'inr and ssshns
~ they went losing FIVE men, n lieutenant and tour
piivAes II vas mar, ellous escape But tic MeI.
icsn forces -orc s much esouisbcd aud ,sionuiod
70 see those hiy tuo French troopers In the uid,t Of
hh.n' h' - the Ch@seuis sofe 70 Ind themselves
.hse, Isi, and panic seized them. the
helter over the hills the chief ofhccs tcng In the
suNtnHe The French Infantry did not set xithin
hshtlns distance, except sith triie efr, Wiih Whch
,heW we're sent after the retroain, 70 Gee. Il 10
1lihe ut 70 get any aho statement ns to IL, num-
.el OF Aetesn. killed. The hsuies given ranre kII
Me Az from thee 10 one hundred and hity. Tho
uaLiIly 10 that Net{ lev woe Killed, as, really,
a.. loie, could get a. them. They I'D in
sinlIy upoa the sppali'ion OF The fty.tvo too.or.
~ ,qeI centre giving no chance for battle or even
snd munitions But they got od With their III ss &c
"ut p,ece. OF cannon. The French made no puisuit
i.ueeu ]! Ss impossible over these hills. he day
Ns prodiCtousy hot and, aftcr resting II toua I'D
h@hI the French all came back to the cit-the re- t
y. ttc days business being that fe-luoifa's army
shed' resolved into its original elements.
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pete the repairs IN tho Jamr. River and KAnsvh,
s.hal, ~n'en wa. nesi.y ruine1 by ne rePea'ed
1,' ,u' VI VI @ Or eA'aty uutinR tne iht 'noe yo,s;
,,,,, IN, icqurn o rsH.ore ~ 70 I,s
'''"-'V" VIZ w ee''lN "i'nous " uoii"''
Tnl vile of Peyton Langley, OF Fulton, Mo-, dis
luLored him. lie talked the matter over With her,
whcn Sc agreed ~ let him kill her II he would
m'cn commit suicide. This strange ,nd born
bic arrangement was carriei oul-Langley shoot
ng his wife thruu. he heart while ste lay In Ted,
ZEN placed himself beside her and blew out hls
o"u Trains.
Tur prpro., m.r,h.i n, Stafford C. H., Virginia,
t,c..-.f ...u.'.. - " - a.. - .ii", ~
murder the whit al Ayqus Creek. 1t fully con-
nuns We us~spNrcr accounts. The provost
marsAs asks for siT1ictons IN ths matter, adding
1hst u he should withdraw ms iorve the negroes
fnisLt rise sRs.n. number Of negroes aud
waite prsoners, snd witnesses In thc sdslr, have
been taken TO Frcdoricksburg, where an investiga-
boA is goiug on.
PsSNv train, arc nov an "tr.,,,u,ion- In Ton
don, Thew run e,tlv aud al. on Nh. underground
rahosis. IL. wori ritunn descends into sp.-
cioua allterrsnean dstot well lighted. In an.
usr, OF London. t.k,s hi. .,nt I'm /. ,hird-cl.s.
"ca-riAfc" aud for two G, n,a in ton rnlnutea ia
landed mi 20 .w.v iii smother mart Of Londop.
whi,hrv by "'husi' wouId b.y. cn.t him ,r,iv.
,euts snd an hour. ride. Ia tbi, v,y ths mo.
hanc in hia lr.tty cottage I'm tLo co,,ptYy or i'm
distant street is really cio.. 10 b. work and ons
great evil IN . large citv ch eck al I'm n.rt WLsn
tic time ooncp that New York shall emulate I'm.
don In this as the sUS has loug urged, u will be .
harpy day.
A DANGEROUS Al couptert.I, ersenb.cs Z. c,rcu.
ls,ius in pbiladeIphi. nisn..r.v, 1ac ,,m,l. nf
She genuine. bus NAV he det,c,.d hv th,. n.'nl,.
,rtV IN. hs1urra II" on ~. .,,,i ,,n,L ~ a..
lower RICH, cerpsr Of No NOT, are nrin,.d IN r.sn
in the g,nuiu. u,y are while Couut,rs.,t AZ
nils ON the National Ranks .re .i.o am, hu, a..
cas- ly detected nv oba,rvipg A., ,,r.,,ior ~ ,hs
letter 'sI'' in tbe word CLING, In t. l.,,.r ,.,dn
This not. 4, at,ur,d by b,ua. ot {" rhs ,si',, an
.pe ycnuinein ov.t M. .n ,r,ir 81, A.. is.,.r .I,
IN II mite :" while In a.. sountcyf., "A 4. i.r,hsr
10 tho ef over tbs middle oi ,hs ,,n'' Of ,ho s.ns
word
a. - - ,.
y'uus tlon hNns IN "r"rh"ion' 'onn'
u".sro"t =" hish plac. man named Ds'en.
PIH u0N's DC hAI insfiled Nhilo NOfnsn' anu
NS eAu,y. ihc tulS armed 'hemsoNos Win
Uuue n snu Hueoued to the zee ,ream saoJu OF
nt',hp'i" Nnsie ,ney usmsnHeo 'hs whi'e weneh
an. s, n,f @ hes nuSosnu' Inc no1hef o' D.v,npot
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men TO perfect thcnseive. In thi. ,clenco. and 10
become Of service 10 thelr country.

NAVAL AoApksr rRAcrrox SQUADRON
The naval Academy Practice Squadron this year IL
continuing Its crusinss to the east end Of Lone Island
Sound, visiting New London. Newport New Bedford,
usrdeners BAY, aud other places. The vessels arc
undcr"ys q large portion Of the time, eiyns tho
young midshipiucn much practical experience In
handling the vessels. Each midshipmsn In them
ake' temporary conmsnd Of the vessel and per orms
some evolution aud In this way all become familiar
with the duties Of an oteer The squsdron 10 under
the command Of Commander - Men. Fairfax, and is
composed Of the following ves.sli
M.rion, I guns, 'Ioop, toe Lieut.. Commander
wlnnePec, 10 guus psddlo-hesl, 1850 ,ons-Com-
harb.e Head, 3 sun., screw, COZ ,ons-Licut-
America, suns, schnr yaeht, loo tons-xats -
Hall.
To Afford ell the classes the benefit Of instruction
In steam engineering, transfers in turn arc made
from The sailing vessels tohe steamer. both paddls
and screw. While on the cruise the midshpme arc
required TO steer hesve the lead and os asst In
sending no and down yards and masts, In managing
the sails and working ship, and such other duties
connected with practical sesmenship, naval sunnery.
rally as the Commandsnt OF Mdsh pneu may deem
proper 70 direct. The midshipmen embark in tho
and continue on board Till shout the 6rst of septen-
ber, II 10 said that the squadron have taken their
tbs ctuto, vii rendezvous at Annapolis Md, 10
which pace the Naval Academy 10 being removed.
The sailing sloop Macedonian 10 also sttanhcd 10
the squadrop. The last rendezvous Of the squadron
~nat New Bedford, hass- who're they we're hllinG
up with valer.
higCELLASIouH NAVAL TryNs.
The Dictator, Commodore John Roseu, command
Ing, has nov on board - pAssenseu q. " For, As
'isAnt Secretary Of the Navy Chief Justice Chase.
Hon. Messu. Rice aud Hooper, and others. The
l..
10 proposed 10 make trip to HslifAI.
Naval recruiting b" been authorized by the eeore-
rctsry Of the Navy to begin Immediately ct Balti-
more. The Allegheny Ia the receiving ship.
Commander ID. AmInen has been ordered 10 Char
lote y. C or the purpose of gathering together tho
thsDdoned naval prupeity.
Commodore Thomas Turner has been ordered N
take charge Of tho laying of such ron-clsds VIII
40 into the back channel Of League Island
large number Of volunteer naval officers Who bad
rendered their resignAtiOns which ~ere accepted.
have been notihed that the acceptance has been re-
yoked and that leave Of absence have been granted
The ilst comprises nearly hily names
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Condition OF North CuroIina.

Rdls1gh v. c. August S.-Psrties arriving here
from different parts At the State, say ,here 10 great
change in tho conduct Of the late rebel soldiers.
Theircomrle,e submission and good intentions to the
Government for the st few weeks after the collapse
u the rebellion, CHALLENGED the admiration Of all
loyal men But since the Wholesale ditp'sy Of cle-
nency 10 the rebel leadorr Of wealth and influence
THIS te.cheious aud aroeant class have poisoned the
minds Of these soldiers ssaintt the Union and Q
no" organizing them Tor political conflict With the
Goyeinmcnt and war against the MON men and
negroes. They ave having everything their Ow a way
in dcssnstins the delesates TO the Ion, which
they expect will soon be- called. Iness the Govern
interpo-oe and excludes he,e lesder from par
ueipsing 10 this body the true Union men will have
rothing 70 do with Its deliberations, which they
claim viii result la farce and ruin all ho asaso.
clAted with a..
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General intelligence.
10y Ned 70 th K'v Ysri Sus.l

Mas sIGoUHsrY's effects we're sold by auction in
Hartioru last week.
1nr Boston PosT thinks he report. Of noRro
behaviour At The souih ere tghly culorsd.
An Irshman in rliuglou, VI, attempted to
hang himself on the ID, IA trlnIen fl, bui wien
tho ropa began IN choke hun he ye cd 'InuTther"
and Was res Ged.
IT 10 stated tLAt lust before tho execution Of Mrs
slrratt, her counsel ohtainn demand for thir.v.
hSe hundred dollars secured up her real estata,
a. The price OF their eiogs Ia h'r bsuaf.
AwIALTnr old man ust deceased in Paris let
100 francs TO young man wGo politely gave
up LIS scat to him nigrt al tho crowded o, cru
Henceiortu, look for pcr.-ct MAJ OF politeness
toward o'd men on lie pan ot yoNA- oue..
A ooRzrsrosprsr u the BAie'ord tMe3 Joua-
HAL snys an Iriallnsn 'r1m thit IS, wh.io nu his
way home, wn lAs,p sicS aid uled ia RloIo
Island. The CAthou- C,ergy msa re-. used h,m tho
rites Of the Cnurch, Oe,agss ut Va FsniHn.
JoSATgAs PEoE ssu. .hters sa',.ss b. the bushsl,
on tue IN adow GrHuui," IN FLHJu County, Pa
He has 'doue ior" Gl the Of sAe reptiles already
ms season, and says snste-t,u. 'Jost seItn'
IN"
HKsRY TwHsTY wished 70 marry daughter Of
his employer, Mr. MNq.s, n lou sv'lle, KY, but
'he parenta would Tot tJnsehi, "-ereuPun twenty
very fOolhhly shot himself through 'Ae hoarI one
morning last week, Ia .he back ara oi the house
IN which the lady lived.
IHE Utica uERALp ssys;-Co,'cSe degrees have
become very cheap IN these 'ss' ie" years. Schol-
arship 10 itself nn honor that ou-tt W he distin-
gulshed. In Europe II Is by III ho'shon and by
the respect which Il commands AnI ty tho titles
which u htly wears. But with "a Pi,rOnage cheap
~ buys the titles, poisicsl, " military success.
sEvErAL wealthy Nlrtbsrn capitalists have
agreed to furnish he csplh necessary 70 COM
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SANDERS ONCE MORE.
another Attecpt TO Abduct Elm.
CAPTURE CT HIS AssaILAMTs
&c, &c, &c.

Hsshincton, luc s.-From the lu Of july up 10
10 day, the rooe'pts OF the Bureau Of Internal
Revenue amounted to thirtv-two million. Of dol .ys
1he inetease has been hcsvy for several days pa,t
from the income tA1 and al continue 10 bs for soms
teeks 10 come.
The President met hi. enbinst o-day. the first time
for the last Icn days There was protraeted session
The Comm's.oner o. Internal Revenue has ruled
thai duly hccn'cd commercial broker may nesoti.
so sale Of liquors from dealer 70 another with
eot sidtioual license but # a, any time tho liquors
shal he in lie custody under his control, he will
require license liquor dealer account Of such
nesot ution Of ssIe.
ouiaoe Parker was to-day appointed Collector Of
Customs Tor the District Of Wilmington, n. c.
military commission convened at the Old Capitol
t-dsy for the trial u soldiers and citizens change
vita military offences.
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From Mexico.
Arrival Of tho siesnship Manhattan.

The Nev YORK and IRA aziI sts.n.htn IN :. .,a.raY
Manhattan. C,n,,i, Turr,,. fyor, a.. ,hova ror,.
arrived a, on,r.n,,n. x..,ors.v ,o,n,n. w..
,,4ah.aa 10 ,he r,,., a, an. .h; 70, an. n,o,,, A.
lixarv ~ o,, o.n.,. .na a,.na,cho.
IN. N.nha,,.n ,r,n.. .,.on, h., n....n..r.
p.on pt,,. M,n,.,., 49,, uo,i.. A. I,.t- N,
Is.nopdo s,cr,,.rv ~ IA..,,on and Nj. Ihsrondo,
xr N. u,,o c,n,nI 0.n.-.I ,o p,a,,In.. pr,,.sI.,
General N,rina Colonel Of Artillery BuslAmente,
Ooinma % manaAnt Of EnsinoeTs Serev. and n: de rrc-
msndant OF Ensineers siotse :: me Mo-, Rev Bsr-
nsrdo Iisz, Vicar General Of ga. Domingo, and tho
.oun' .t 'on ino'"' 'sp'Aih IN 'he ln6ofiA "oAeAA
m. . ,,o,r u.,,,o ..,.,.p- 4. -, ,,.o.a..
.nd .,,arrtr,.. a. 80 80. Th. yn.,,.,. q,
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or,.n. state th., ,h.y will reauire IooOO NOR. men
,o do,,rov an. b.nd, of Jut,,,, Tho rising Of The
neonl. d.IIv ,ste. large, dimep,on.. R.po,t. Of
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Nets Yort, Aug. s.-SenstoIs Foster. Doo,i,tle and
Ross Committee to investigate Indisn Affairs rous
New Mexico and Colorado, have returned from the
Plains While at Fort Lyon they Investigated the
saud-Croek affair, and Informed tho Indians inter
ested that Government disapproved OF Colonel Chin
inston's action. They invitoJ the Indians 70 meet
them In Council at Gov Greek, near Fort Larned on
the lOth Of September, to arrange terms OF peace.
Favorable results arc anticipated. Colonel Sam. +.
Tsppsn, Of the First Colorado Cavalry accompanied
the Senatorial delegation, and passsd through this
city to-day en- route for Boston.
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LOCAL NEWS.
NEW YORK AND THE VICINITY.

cow c.av aoi., eli..i. A., -. "a
a.,
-. - - ,..~ - "
al ~ ~ . 10 ".
= -. ,, ~ u " ~. op"- -
81, g.. Nna .o'' 'o'.
-, .-,N. S,. " wv IVY.
-. , " sN' w
.n..,a, -, .I - " ''' ~ W .opVi,''
.-,.1., $3.50 '. '"V .0"o"As ss'o "'"' sne
y ~. .Va''
.'''N ~ ",, "UVu' '"o ,'"ef pa" on '"" NSs
,e'u'"s :" p'"o,'h, desired 10 purchsse
80 ''''en W" 'o' uao On MS isrm' 'oested near
', INV VI 'o"''o'o business men IN" sen-
~ "aa vs. 'no ~"'o'-
a.. ~, 80 N' "s Wv 'o"o.ms
vnrran'e ed 10 NH ~ aV.y, -. a. H. , a
Of butter per weot 40 be sold cheap. Apply Al IoI
Lust +"'h siee'' ho'n ~ A. ~ uh T. M"
The description Of tho animal and her good qusiy-
ties cot forth Ia the above Advertisement induced
tho farm owner to call at the above number With q
friend he vis.ed 25th street. and inspected the "Fu
bloodod Durham" then qu.rtered In . damp and
hlthy stable, located beneath . populous three story
brick house The owner Of tho animal soon amer .p
Feared and brought the COW out Of the stable into the
front yard The bsaSt looked better ont Of door. than
she did In tho cellar and her os nor observed the eoe,
upon the customer. The gentleman va told by tho
jockey that tho animal vas rai.ed In the country
by his brother that he knew her pediree clear back
10 her great grandmother and father that abe vas
iull blooded Durham, and he would variant her ,o
sve from ~ to e6 quart. Of milk per day ths, the
butter made from said milk vss nner than any
thing ever eaten, &e. In short, such reprs-
,entations wero made that the gentleman
farmer fn.ll, bought tho COW for ninety dollAIs.
Next morning the COW vss delivered At . stable In
brooklyn, and the dealer obtained his money, on
giving a receipt, warrsnting tho animal Tho COW
.a' keN In the Brooklyn stable = couple Of days,
where sho we'll fed and cared for by man sceus-
toned TO cows When MIXED, she only gave between
Eve or sir quart, Of tho Guid Tho purchaser W. nj
Ant disposed to send the animal home after ,hi. triaI
Of her qualities but eventually concluded 70 send her
out to the farm where she would obtain Green food
and have a fAirsr opportunity Of making "a or "a
quarts Of milk The COW wAs driven TO her destination
al tie slow rs.e OF mile an hour, srarips by ,b.
rosdsdo and enjoying the country air. which .eem.s
to eIh.r.te and delight thi. FULL blooded .pecnep a,
the Durham brced In the afternoon ,b. gentleman
visited his farm, whore he Witnessed ,he on.,.tion
Of milking hiI new purch.,. About av,
quart was the prOduc, Of this trial, and nsIt