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How the shore lad OF the Atlantic CnElo
vas Rid

lus correspondent o. the London Inns thus
describes The mspner u laying down the heavy
shorc-.ld Of tile Atlantic Telegraph Gable
Tho .gning q the shore end wss begun soon
sitter e.gh' o'clock on the mornin! Of the 22nd.
and ne s.tnt was 80 inter, sling 80 4 Wzs pc
Iure'qic Ftom tie stern ~ the Carol ne, IL or
81 so,ue coo or hOn yards tom shore, ~ unbruksu
line o! boats was formed 10 the beach, each Il ed
with Grew " picked hOAtmrn rom Al LhO neigh
boring hsrbots AMI inle.s IA,sg Ncrc under Tho
objection and "a d"u.e 81 experienced "cablc
men, VINO in utlHctoi cutters and gigs com.
nIaudti up and down TIE tue. The first few
loDgths we're o.. -. o.i, bu. thence, dragging
It's pom o.uus 'I"HF I've 'e Of Crait was allow
and .aborious tuI"efa. a-i u only came out foot
by foot, though Eo'e 80 o. 400 powerful men
were pllliug on i Vel t.getLcr. IL took nearly
two hours " pass u over the string OF bnaLa and
10y that time all the ruSsel cl.as were crowded by
psAssntry, who not only thronget lhe 8toup, dan.
gcrous sort o. zigzag path which p.,cs access W
lhe head OF the lay, but perchsd ca little ets
and points where any foothold vas 10 lo gAlned,
sud oftsa whore ther stand was a. precaroui tAGt
II startled ono 10 look up at ihcm nor did lhe in
icrest evinced ED here, Tor the lroN OF IN cliff
ilsuf Nrs LeCora.ed viii sN,emporz1d Has mado
| out Of little COTTON steamers OF all kinds,
bright co,u.ed slaWlS or even p,rEct uandEcr.
| ch,,is. o. course these hulo tnblcms ~ tho
| enthusiasm Of the inland were MT cAi ,ulstci 10
| bear near inspection, nut seen from the BAY
| below, they f3NH wunacriul fcAai ot color 10
| its stern dark bands II clitl aud a sort Of hie
aud play 30 thc rgid,y OF rocks Which IL seemed
| that ,arthqd2 es themselves could Lrc-ly move
A. II happened, hu~eyor, the iutercg' 10 Island
trH va. rather promo urely uViu-.. n, QUIZ 81
the cable 70 be l.n. el, but ll,J annie }. excef
vas 70 be hauled on shore 10 pas up he cl o. aud
lcr. isA couple o hclis which led 20 re fsle,r.uh
! hous', aud gave eoMla 4u.cstiun through DO ~
hues b. London. Bll ~ 'Jpns WAS ghe tiIs. atom
OF the uut O Tue ,.I q seen uosr the shore shan A
wild "lI oroo" az sc trvlu ta5ie ON l.pl, " 10 saw
it coming. with oou;s llu chAgac.erstlc Of tho
people, tc enthus assn pAls'A rdpdJ roWIV4rl
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Tnr progress Of Liberal SIN Is beginning 10 man
6ess iisolfvery plainly IN Prussia, aud A. u always
tho case where liberty sncrosohcs upon u.9nar~hy,
the latter 10 sulving TO stem the tide. Oar last
European adylces state the I.borsl party recently
attempted TO hold . cougrslulatory meeting In
Cologne, TO consider progressive quest!ous bu. she
nsf-crszy old king, true to his dtspo,ic prime pcs
caused tho assemblsge to be d.sperrod by thu u.l-
tsry. Tho LbsI ais, however, were not TO he ~
sasily defeated their purpoic, and according ly
posted of " ano.l city, where the military again
stopped the procoodingS. su, soqueu,ly Libcr.l
banquet wss held IN o5orlahus.iny, but at \ lsts
nour troops arrived, aud dispersed tho guests,
These proceedings SHOW tho state OF feeling
sxisting In Prussia between tho Government and
ho LiberzlI and proves bow jealously the latter
arc regarded by the former. The movement In
question was simply an alyanc- step toward a
more liberal government in PrusslA Englsnl 10
taking the lead among the mon srchles IN throwing
down tho barriers that have 30 long oppressed tho
people, and tho othOr Governments will follow In
iue course Of time. Stop by step, the principles Of
free government arc oncroachlng upon tho despo,.
isms Of Europe, aud such demonstrations al those
an Prussia are 'ths handwriting on the wsll,'
foretelliu. that the tide OF monarchy Ia approach
ing the Glib.
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Soutbern Rle c,iona.

Two important sta,e election. {. surrcd ye-.er-
day. Ken.ucky s.oc,sd CongresI,n,i representa-
hves, Legislature, aud decided by th1 political
complexion Of tho latter whether the State endorses
tho Constitutional tIn.udment Or not. Mississippi
elected delegates W u State Convention, which body
will roviso the Constitution, AM take -rcL utl ~
measures as are necessary - rcorstli4e the Stat,
Government. The olcctioa IN HssIs..ppi isspt,i
ally interesting, for the reason that i.is tho ira
gcDe'A' election that has been hoi ia any Of thD
reclaimed stases-lhsi which lately occurred I,
Virginia being only for county and munc.pal
officers. Tbs state which flrushe! tho Distinguish
cd Confederate President" Who is now -lopp ~
a. Fortress Monroe, ia therefore ths fret tc max
practical And general hcknowle cement ~ ils re-
urn " the Union, By elccsrg INC h-s' roprei ut..
i've body under the new order Of thiaeI.
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SEVERAL Of cur prominent and wealthy citizens
have Incorporated themselves into an association
for building suburban hols,e for the working
classcs in general conformity WITH Tic plan WI. b
we have urgently aivocs,o1 in ,hl. journal. They
propose 10 erect small mt neat and suha,u,i.l
brick dwelling houses, Ia desirable and healthful
locations and 30 rent them :, worllirgmen snd
clerks at actual cos1 prices. For the FIRST lot Of
houses they hav. t-',t.od p.sce 81 ground in ~
e'evsted location 10 tie northern part Of williams
buryh, on Which they propose " build tive ty.hve
houses Of tho class alluded 10. As soon az these are
completed and rented, another lot will lie CONF
monced, and tho incorp rators believe tina, tley
VIII thus dcnousirate tie feasibility Of our plan IN
n manner that wal induce capitalists gcua.ll.y 20
Invest LARGELY Ia similar enterprise We hly. no
doubt that o'r Efforts 30 accomplish us sraul.
reform are now N a TAR way w. lie prntc..ly car.
ricj out The greatest UiGJul.y IN inau. urai d .
reform 10 to get 1t stario rrore,' ", AMI ~ 'rt
much hss now been done, ~ fel ssuru ne d A.
The delivery Of tie wpri i1s glasses r. o. tho
wrciched tcr,mcns m whirh ,tey nav we. . f,
result not very FAR IN ir"iu.Ugc. ". -ani tvc. ~
hol'sud ~ nts3 siAu au ho.,..,, ...i -,.ll on
thuo 10 a,itlie the subject until cyc.y t,ors ..
man ia provided with a ,1m'oft lie hlu.. " Ia
among our wealthy oitlcus ~l q ~ -, neat to
move in this prA 'cwoftlY cntcr;i soY
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WADE HANrToS, the noted rebel cavalry officer
ass boon giving the people Of his s,ste-south
CArolna-somc very good advice. /, will be re-
,nsmbsred that on tho occAs.uu of JouYnIoSs
surrender in North C-rol!ns, HAvrroS wa in
tensey dsyustc'l, and nanf. Sted a disposition to
sake the whole Confedorscy on bis shoulders, like
. modern Atlas, and night the North en- his own
hook. Jonssros paid no attention to him, low.
ever, and WADE started ~ with his legion, and
did NOT surrender until DICE TAYLOR gave up tie
esbel ghost In the We,L But WADE has Al las,
come 10 terms, tpd tabs sensioly, although HI.
language Is still hncturod with considerable bitter.
meas against the Government. ns tell, hisslatc
bro.her rebels 10 give mp tho fool, notion ~ ca.
patristing themselves by emigrsung to a foreign
.our.ry. lie says;
Nv advice to all nv icow-cit' ems Is, that they
should devote their whole enorg 80 30 he rcstorA
ton Of Law and order the re-Ostah hBhmgut OF a;ri
culturs and commerce, TIE promotion ~ clucAt or,
aud tie rebuilding OK cur cites Ano dwellings
which have been laid in ashes. To acCompsl
these ubiccu-the highest that patriotism can con
.eive-I recommend that al who can 40 so shoult
axe We oan Of allegiance 10 tic Ulite
Mates Governments So Tat they may participate
In tho restoration Of civil governments 20 Oh
State.
That Is the hest advice that We have yet heard
from lesdiny eN-icbcl, sni II the Pc pie Of s,uti
;arolins consult iheu OVID interests they will GER
anly follow II.
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ThS weekly reports a mortality 10 MS cry
show = s.csdy increase within tho laal nree W
four weeks. During TIE pat week SIX hun nod
ami ihir'y-syo deaths occurred, lr'u' an Increase
oi thir.y-scv'4 over that ~ tho preceding w ,s.
TIC -nost notable fact, however. % the lag, pro-
portion Of children among IN, weekly deaths a,
the present time. The report Of las, v. 81. iuli-
Gates Aha, out 81 the number mentioned, over four
hu"ured were children uudcr five years OF age.
This shows what fearful havoc ne summer lis.
Cases incident to children arv nnt.us al tie r's-eut
time IN this city, and s.,oud 10 Awarniny t.
parents to uss ths utmoi. caution Ia gdasl lg
'gainsi inlsptle summer c-mpliiuts. luiud ciou.
Diet sni foul air arc thc lesdny causes oil ,hcfe
Diseases, Ani the tyerciuc-of uuuslal care =, Ihif
cnsca. season would Fayo.tle lie u rlAby Lizzie
| one.
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Tho S-S has 'r,llcltly u1monist1i the public,
since tie adv n, %. warm weather, 10 curt. The
am ,unl Of animal fool concerned and We ra .illy
upon vegetable oist D. iiollAsn. eii.or OF &c
6irn-Geh EEuYLt1AN, c1ia..ios exactly with
our view, and gives tho following oxcrleu, advise
In his ourrsl ofthe 81 inst;
"Ihe quss.inr, WHIST 4hnu wcea. ~ cns w les,
row IN ~ 'lRl -v,-, si'.,4 pGr Lclltn nd com
Tort For mog. pursuus, prorcr er6wcr would
b not much, any way. EOuD should be athtT r.
iresniuy ihaa Goufisul a, thisncgs11 as fs poo
PIE exert thctn selves vlYuroia', ciitsr "a bo4g
ain and avn icHor h1v. th,r u'rts,lvo lcWcr,
iva rCnii.iuu 20 ns.Ar~ q ccu'tu.t-tCi l'c'.
To irui'E aud 81 'Vul,nt vc fc,, les row zu. !
ant teiug largely .om,stsi = water are ~,
wnAt most people I-.H, iuu.I.iny, - turs 20,
-''gut nu,rinIent N ar pe T. ak ulC Sn Alt,ra ice
iu-Il. For tho same Tcgsor, clans, lu's rts alu
othvr sea iood, when alta nsb.s IN 49, oollI
Lo-. -fe excellent Tor those tlnL LAC t4.t1. o.
Lcsts, heet 10 tus sgplo, Trough l,tie c.uII..4
| Gve.l % nee led II veal or sInD Us erpo,,. 4,
. variety, 10 fhoui' he wei grJ"n sad Wy .aor-
! uughly cooked, al fire nclp, - r'p.n t.r JIecs
| il-s have not bccu maturoi hy TIM. Ffc5A pl1i
WI do Tor o8srichcs; % serve! At III r. Blout %"
| du.a very hrorn. though CvUn tlcn 70 may bee
better t. throw IL anywhere cllc thar INTO l,I-
nan s.eIInch. /, should uv Irmeunc Ell tla. - "a,
L,rns 81 TOD n bJ Natarc acs, ~ ara Iurrc3Jrc
iulpptC mae IA sIuL,cr. Auuuy .uss 3 tk 81
uoag,, iIujsu plcu,ug, ana AL lf'pe 1Gu1s %,
JU.Lny az - Anu louu! ttnt are ~ v,4l.,Is 10.
q W..frr t.eskflS., II served ia 90, .4Lys only
49, ri.yNe thg uis noris o, the tine. TIE s-lnc
50 true q ou,k~hslt cakes. WIZ oli: cons 81
a.. largely o. ruit- Az Vegetable ., u.ik rAd eys
dfy tp-sL sud tho iprst, tenurrcsG L,e' We may
swat VII" '!e;Ice 1ue ADVENT ot those puIrr AuI
more orsc 20 airs o VII ca tie Kay iid already
moruiurs 10 las dreams.
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L,EiArEan-

ARlNs-on Monday Aug. I, Cs,harine Akins,
yoln Ct dGufh' cr OF John AMI Catherine Asins,
aged months and days.
Tho funeral will take place this tTue,day) sitor-
I0oi al o'clock nom no rosidCLce OF her paronts
Gl Wee II. The friends and relative. of the tIiily
are requested 10 attend. Is.
GRAHAM-su suddenly on Sunday evening, Aus L.
oil l'hSes'on oi tnc brnu' james ur'.4aln, a-ed -
n Ielat.Ss. snd friends Of the family are respect
tulJ invited TO attend ihc funeral tils tlut,4a,J
..torl on, At oeocs, fom the re'iaenoe Of n. ds
HASBURY-in wiliAmshurrh. on Monday, Aus
4 John limlury, .on Of Michael and Mary lianbuiy,
asai months aud "a DAYS,
% attend the iuucral the Gucsdayy afternoon, AT
z o'c.1sk, trJm the TcsiteHee OF his Pascn.s, 100
III LSE-At Florence Pri,on, s. c., Feb. 1865. Of
atsi,auon, Nchlrd Hunt lulse, aged II yotrs late
mon cgo, o. "a 5th - !. w. los,y A. li.cF,, on
lAREiS-Ou MONDAY, Aus. Z MARY Larkin, vito
OF ,luhh iAgA Va, "A the 39th egi Of her age
lhe Hont' ana relatives OF the FAM snd tho;,c
nrd f3t-,E BeuIe, are rcpne-od TO Hueno the
zeal, on Wrln'.day, oh int nom her ia rcs,-
a ace. Jdl mira ave- tier re.u.ins VIII be taken 20
where re ,ueil Aa-s WI Lee -ai ioJ no .op,.' "
be- soAb ta'neo to calvary Cemetery %. 'a'or-
LOWhY-suldrnlv, ~ Newport, z. |, On tle 81
iu.t, noud son rourtrisht Lowry, horn At Euo "a,
l''. - l-' ttti yeNrs months ,nd IL day, tho
".4t q sofa 90 It, tul.mHn.el Il. II. L9HD, /. s.. ~.
/ and LifzIe tUurtufnt LDNry.
/ 4 lu.c aud gentle child,
| hOuo Know nan bat loved him,
rbIladeirhi. Washington, Erie and wke,harre
I papers c.sr copy. 30
/ EANlN-un Aus. I, Mary Ann Rsuey, the TO-
! lnyei ~ .lr of Hush i'a.c., IA heg .Ith ttA,
/ Inc n'cnds OF The family sie respectfully inv,et
10 H',end ,nt i yga, th.s tiu .day. Il. ,eIuoot e
CDot" tuil ." lHsc ictDen,c, i5s Eleventh ave -
WEST GRNEIr On saturday, Aus. s. Abraham
TIC ir,uos aul relatives Of tho family are in
/ NlrA 90 tItrtt toe iune'4l on hifsiHy morn.
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SEWING MAGAZINES.

Ii KINDS OF SEWING MACHINES
4 tcpaIed al 300 Wet 18th IT. COZ o. Sth ave ;
alec Tor sale 10 reIt several Grt-cl.sa machine in
perfect order. Wanted 10 plrchnye, Tor cash inst
clafs second hand machines j. hchLNHIE. 90
HOWE SEW ING MACHINE FOR SALE
L N perfect order hut little used. Price = 10 u.-h
Apply at IL fhird ave, opposite Cooper institute 90
NEW AND SECOND HAND SEWING NJ A.
' Oh mes tor ,ale and 10 rent. md hand machine,
q ya!iou makes for sale low. V. W. WICK rs, tr
80 broadway, and AL broome a. 4D~
GEh ING MACHINES TO RENT - A l. !.
Ckinds repaired. Wheeler Wilson's and slurtrl
machines, second. hand, always on hand; Foud ma
chimes Ior 40. vs. Nanai #, neal liudfoI. ~ B.
wanted Wheeler & W ,lAons machines lng eAAh. ia
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Ne,- York, Aw,try, Aag. T6C. H-'iod opened
ths morning at 1870 declined 20 ! ~ :, then I'd
v'ucrd 60 ll3 10 end c'u''I 1t $50 =. N. At li3A.
Tie 1eaeral stock market VIA oull and ioSer thit
morrlIr bu recovered sOuea bat before the close Of
thc day. bus ntas. GO,orumtH were in demand at
hotter p'iccs. The loan market wa quiet, viii An
or, supply ofca9itl seeking rpotary ~ vestment
10 Dcr cent. icg transactions were reported u o
The bank sttcment shows heavy loss IN nearly
every it.n The loars are doWn 1929 rs which
represents Ito cuiisiuent Of discounts In CGrse-
pucs'e " the ac,i,i,y ,u honey. The deciee-o in
snccio g. SLOT" 80, which h probably due to the
TACT that NJ % nc hank- are npro,'nr In th sir
Oh nc.oi o. count n gold The lose net dsposl't
u ss5i, .!1. AL in lo Al tenders, f3,JJiGJo These
frgres lei lot by the heavy drafts Of
~ banks upon the city banks. Foreign exchange
wa' Erection more firm. Leading hsnkera s'rcd
-. a1.-s far ixiy-isys sterling On Change to.
dsv Flour was G1l heavy and 1Oc. a lie. lower.
WHEAT vs. heavy and &c. lower. Corn W@ 1c. a
&c icttrr. Oas were &c. a %. HIGHER. Pork vac
tI. tt1 f' t3t. l,rot vac rte dF. Lard Wa dull
nNu Ni..t.t ~as4 quiet
lie foi.l.i.g d.. DE mi-snnusl statement o. tn,
go vG.uiu,s oi the Western Union TELEGRAPH Com
my.
Hom 80 sources from Ian. ist 70 June =.
DO for ,or e po,oin. months OF lsi6 S6s, ii 5,
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IsS.T G11Fss.

nRESS GOODS FOR not Wealth.
II Al GE.AI BAR,,AlNS.
Fine French, SWIts AMI Jarouet hlsilns Orraua ior
sud Lawns, reduced 2yc to4 yGId, - clos uut
sock.
kosRmbique,, Grenadines Earo-es, Iilsros md
poplius, reduced loo to 4 yard, 70 OlOa, D.t
ALSO,
GREAT BARGAINS Ia black aud While Check
P0pins.
ALSO,
job Lot Of DRESS GOODS a. 90 and CSC a yard
ALSO,
Back and White Stiped CGmlrc Bnluo-a'. ~-ol-
lOp'd ana Embroidered Just received by t'csle4
Persia At 49, % 90, to - each.
SHANL.S AND MAETIiIAs.
We ehRli c!oce out tho week the eutie balance OF
cur - MINER srOCh OF thee F0ol. AZ " q "a
rscrc, % which invite the ipt ia st,outiuu Of
". X. FEYi on, sI2 and 27i BOaery.
BLANKETS, BI4ANKETa.
On MONDAY, AUGUST I,
10 BALES AND CASES OF BLANKETS.
portion OF which are so.led and dari.rod
just purchased at tirest BARGAIN"
and which we will offer as low 40 per palr
Alec
DAMAGEDQ QUILTS and COUSTERPANES
Alfo,
DAMAGED JacOncts and Swiss AlusliEs
The above bargains ere worthy the g1eciai Atten-
tion OF housekeepere.
w. X PrYTON,
- 5i3 anu 20 liOvery.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Growers IL Ruker's iiiRhesi prciEiuIv
Elastic Stltch and LOcE stitch sewing Machines, lya
Broadway, ", y AMI 23J Fulton ST. Btookiyu. 80
HGwe sewing 'iuch,Bc Company No GSJ
Biotuway, n. \. ELIAS HOWL, Jr., PRESIDE At.
Artnis wanted 800
Nneeler ~ Wilson lock stitch sewing
Machine lad button Hole Mashiae No. GX5 d. "a
MY, y. \. 3si
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

! q. IA NETTING or TUE BDAEp
100 l..ectcf, ~ le led .; Lcli .as .os. 10
tt' s.tt -l, 1I iues'sy tytu4.-, Aug. = pc .sS
10 .istg ute tioge's cl TIE ooA'n. .etlyl .or .lc
iseHc and Prut..tlG v Drs'. trt' C-.uat, trl-
DE. B.oOtitn sud Nech ZEN iDIt &c i1s.'.o
% N teul. FuuC -t at. .A"ve ie It.ultp'. D.
ui O.. u. THOMAS kLENs. NJ JOHSri tFIR,
-. ~
ALL NUMBERS OF THE fAJGi AlAI-
larh titv,e OF thr Z. - ar' l.uosCd - Ia.o. e.
ihe hll. 5Dl Io"iuriG IT., EIoos.!., th.s Q a.. ~
,vtniu-, a. 7. NJ a. .i's lt zee; 4Hl, en- |..rt
is 70 De tr'u.nc.ei. DANIEL URi.ID... , t,t. e..
JOhS kfLLI, Roc Scc ia
IfENiAN BROTEERHOOD-TNE Members
Of the MILITARY coupul# at''r'cI 30 'h- Vote
Tone tt,re Ne notified Go "tt 'uI ctloI OF lrip
"t ~ BIiIdvdy Oh iu'-iHy ryrutuf A4ausl I a.
p. Ia. iiv order. T.. tOOhhi' Ceute. a.
+ .AbIrS' FATHER MATHEW I. 4. r..
- S-cety No =, OF S'W so. K. wl hold .Ici. I..l-
I've meeting Tbs Ii'tli cnilg NJ their Hal 'rur.
~ =. and ID avc a. : O'Clock. "ratF me- ~ - b.
.aIGrh ana othcrs. ; usIar br tie al, iI.uius.B.
ico1 u, ior the Laiics F'r-- Aa.nl. r.op ..oI,
Aug. -. hsptrdid -;r'. Ujtas md uA.re! OWEN
NcipWAN, fos. III. RELY, Ecc.te..
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TRADE NOTICES.

II RICKLAlERS-TH WILL BE A
- M citing o. the ,1ove bcdy on Wedl 'sdsy even.
Inc, at ~ O'Clock, In the Demit Diclsa.y, cor ID
tend. CHRISTOPHER CAPPL4L Pes TATBICR
W. BRA2Ii.l. sec. IL
boot AND SHOE CUTTERS MILL MEET
punctusl attendance IL requested a, buFines. Of i'm
pot ance ,-ni BE- brought before the socisi. An
sec.etary. .
NOTICE-TIlE CARMEN AND LAHORE
1 ers' Association Vi The CITY aud County Of New
York will hold special needing on III, 1uesiay
Prince ~ At ~ oclocf precisely XII he rntinbors
are Hereby notified 70 attend the meetng nv otlsr
g ,hs rr,'ioent' JOHN LYScn rArN F4GAS'
OPERATIVE PLhS1ERERS - YOU ARE
~ helelv no'if,d o attend 1ho 10 ulr wee ;iy
nee.ins his Tuesday evening, 4 their hail. cnrnor
at,end, ~ tatc inh &C ion % r. -orton Of ,oaycl-
ton, Vi . tilr IT o Ices On saturday 'yea',4s,
- ;; z McD-hAorT' Pes. rio5. Di--oN' 'cs'
'IHE NEW YORK OCEAN Steamship
ss.ms. a-aip = "a 10 or q. recm - = d
~ he S,b Var YiS,el cone. Of f.. 80 ~. ,.
'ts' on lhut-d,y, Az, - =. 70. 'r' iu.r 60
4, hirh - esea' amount ~ -cs G l... l.... %
ST. 49, aiso % thc m POO ~ tC' ut 90 oG tn Gnl
loardine ms'!'r' zee b o. to IT,. tenci o.. ,cl ,ui
every one VI hem. Al e. 10 % and b., ..... u..
,e,- 9no ato Az ohai pe.toA b. itc Bare 90 a.,
rae Invited 70 cnuo 10 "a. Lud lr1d 'sa. 10 tf'i
Vt zee at eLgared In. uHye PEE 'asq s..i. .r' a.
nn,-G inv.une, for They con iil .trrh.lI,,t p.-
v'cr wi Ia o,cc Tie c,iof OF ltc, To-. a., or =
certain rae OF ~aees on paru w.se .up' l.m t.p
NJ sud core to ether lie uon, unIs ..t'rs o. e
eO"e. No"' any se-uica IN tie city b' have {
s.se ALI JViu Inc les 40 .c.4ic. ttlIr he
itt u rcp. ry ",' De vet' utu 1cn'e Whist ,h'v
to'nef no co",s iw"atd a." tcyeH ga. st.. &c
'lsi % lh" tu'. " ih.sv -lOui Pc -. on" % 40
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-08-08
Personal NOTICES.

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INFORMATION WANTED-OF PATRICK
L pllELAN, Who landed here BY packet ship Cal
houn on ThGnksFivlng Day let, With ALICE ".
n LIEN. Apply to W. NAMING, 10 Court e.
BROOKLYN. 81
INFORMAiION WANTED OF FRIED La
lRIQlA, lately from Albany, by cccup atom a
dn,er. lie will hear OF friend or { nAd4 y no IA
very snIlous 70 soe hin By cans Mt south 9TH ST.
between LEI and % s,s. Wlliansh, eh.
MR.. W. J. BOEES HAS ARRIVED Al
IVA corner of Chamber and Cherry - aud want,
~" attre" Of Miss A, v. ROBINSON, pssseE.er
who arrived here on the 7,h metz wa City o. Dub
IN, ~
MY WIFE, CATHERINE WONSOR. HAS
~ leit NJ lea and board without luJt eau e or
p'2vocn ion. All persons are huIehy cdl;ior Cd
a Nl.t trusting her my account, a. / vii rol fav
aaJ bills ct her contracting. ROBERT WON or
GltcnpOin Aug. 4. 3i3
THE ROW-BOAT LEFT IN CARE or
PETER MCDONALD, iuy 3lst, 1868, : "a ttr,pt
Norh kNer, The owner can have 10 By pslyinr
property and paying oxpenses. II nos called Tor with
~ tnreo days, Wlll DO sold. Name Vi the foat is
Lucy" .Gt
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-03-22

The ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH CABLE.-A.
S. Hallidie has received from a CORES
pendent in England the first specimen
and perhaps the only one on this CONT
nent-of Aliens indestructible deep sea
telegraph cable for the new Atlantic Tele.
graph Cable, over half of which is now
aboard the Great Eastern. The specimens
represent the two first sections of the ca
BILE, or $3.50 miles. The specimen repre-
senting the first section Of 1880 miles,
has conducting power of 260 pounds of
copper; weight, per knot, 500; specific
gravity, l.6; breaking weight (that is to
say, the amount of water it will support
before breaking), 1900 fathoms. The
specimen for the second section of 1000
miles is somewhat heavier, and has con-
Quoting power equal. to 400 pounds of
copper weight, per mile, 1000. The spe-
ciGc gravity and breaking weight Of this
specimen is the same as the other. The
depth at which both sections are to be
laid is the same-2,500 fathoms. The
cable is made in this way: The copper
or conducting wire is first covered with
l9 strands of No. % steel wire. This is
then covered with four alternate layers OF
gutta percha and Chatterton's compound,
which is impervious to water. Two lay
ers of hemp and Irvine cloth wire are put
on top of this, and the whole covered with
IL strands of No. 10 wires. F. B"l-
Letin. ..a
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-03-22

Under the lead of "Ravages, of the
Season." the r ese River Rersille thus de-
scribes the desastations caused in that
town by the recent thaws:
Spring, which in other lands brings
balmy airs, gurgling brooks, and budding
leaves and blossoms, has sterner moods
for US jewellers in the rugged hills and
sagebrush flats of Nevada. Just now,
each morning Austin looks as though dur
ing the night gone by ian earthquake
passed." to awaken the denizens from
their somnolence. Immense assures in
the streets yawn hideously. At the juno
ton of the Austin and Clifton grades the
chasm made by the floods is at least ten
feet deep, and a house upon the side hangs
half over the gulf. So many buildings
have melted like frost in the sunshine that
the event ceases to be worthy Of record.
A portion of the Pioneer brewery-a stone
building-has fallen in, crushing the ma
chinery. The building heretofore occu-
pied by J. Riley as a store, the property
of Mr.. Egan, caved last night. The rear
of A. p. Hcreford's Office resembles the
walls of Fort Sumpter. A portion of the
building lately occupied by the RepeiRs
fell last night. We heard it surmised this
morning that the last named disaster was
attributable to the amount of heavy bust
ness recently transacted therein by the
Grand Jury. Other buildings, too nu-
merous to mention, have toppled, and
many more resemble the leaning tower of
Pisa. The time has gone by in which
people of Austin would invest in adobe
buildings.