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o3S,Il6 SS
Leaving the ascertained debt on
October |, lS6l.................. S3i sos, ,S24 50
which is exclusive of Treasury notes is
sued in 1861, to carry OH the war, the
principal amount of which is to be paid
at the end of twelve months from the
time of their issue, with interest, and
residue without interest upon presenta-
tion."
Auditor Bennett divides the debt as
follows:
REGISTERED SIX PER CENTS.
Amount of per cent. registered
debt outstanding lSt July, 1861 .. Sl9 $500 %
Amount ofloanS obtained since. ll7,lOO ~
Guaranteed bonds james River
and Kanawha Co., changed
eonverted l,oOs,oOO 90
mond, converted since.............,. 1900 60
Whole amount of per cent. reg
istered debt lst October 1851 .S2l O3O, ,32I 30
COUPON DONDs.
Amount of coupon
bonds payable in N.
y, on the lst Octo-
Amount supposed to
have been lost at
Arctic. .................... $4,000 90
payable in IIichm'd
lst Oct. lS6l............. $1,000 90
@sll ,7O8, 800 90
Amount of registered
and coupon bonds
interest .:,.i.............:. ,ss6,s2I -
Amount OF 5 per cent.
sterling bonds 1885,
OOO,held In England,
valued at.................. s., ,SGj, 900 90
Registered per cent.
bOndS...................... l0S0OO 90
- .- l,97s.OOO 90
Public debt, Oct. !, S34 500 S24 ~
Less debt owned by sinking fund. l,729,Sl5 10
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s2i,59S,7lG 3S sl,699,048
So that the debt prior to 1852, still
unredeemed, amounts tO.......... SlO, "a, JOY
That created subsequently ANTS
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PASSENGER TRAINS Will, P1r>y M,
ao,,, me following schedule on ana amer lie
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transportation.
BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R. Comply
Is q VI FEss=::3lE E;E:.:!s.ssE:sss5

OFFICE BAIT. & ONO RAIIToADCo +,
.... WHEELING 0CT. q, 1855.
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FIRE, MARINE FINLAND INSURANCE

SEcURI7Y ms co. OFNEW YoRR.
Assets LIST February, iS65........ $500 q
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SD 10Th consul Gardner New Haven Huron, Kaye New
Assa.ss JOINT %s ss S:s
Hossss4l Aug @zrr steamship hssrnAn ssr, Dusss
Es se FOB bar, q E, e.
ussss1o.. July ssMA.r aeerssF HeDo.mOnd susaos.
9usssc, July .-A.g ship dlenava, Kerr, erssnoel
NYar ss s" Hsas jayne from
Hong Kong Br bark Ssva NYork; bss ssinse Olaf (NssS
sssss,S Cor Ps sYss.2 Ga s
Psho Johaassn; vaiIsSeH LAWSON Jsnsiss Horsah
York 10th Madeira Negpt 40 SD Iith :ehTs Bertha
SHIELDS, July 2l-sld Eistcrn Star, Given, NYork.
American Forts
rS nd fs%i aa :s %s
Walden, San Francisco; bark Hazard, Ksrstens 1anas
bso nEs9 Lsh Sss PSs
'srsss qy ss'
oS S @ RSyn Pssso 1n PS
%SshDsia GssnS s,apa 81 xda';s:
ta,or and sgamsntcus; .tea@cr Vanderbilt: ..-
81 as
Zephyr Msnssnia; Lady Franklin, cieniuesos brig
Also arr "A bark Ann Iavana brIss Mariner osds'
sALTINohE, schis ABILITY l6Il Rys Halt.
hseissss; sssSsr Ta S Iasr fs1 Eses Seas:Isy
for San vrancisoo; brss uncarn DutchJ surnam; Ella
sEisJo .sr sss.o1a. New ycss
csspe RAsss Dc S e. 'Ar Sr0.ds
r5s sss1s Gn.s 1s s1 s' a.
sssns sss r. srss; sas
Broohaven; Triumph, for Bdgeton; Geo Prescott fo7
S4s l msns SAME aSs Slss.
ss s'0n
lowed in Aug steamer blackstone, from New Orleans
NEwF5RT. sshr Aaslaias ncssr Elizabeth
ngnn Perry Fall River for ao oop Neptune Hatch, do
sid ssnr Hantlsy Nl Mixers go:
NYork; sloop DC Clio. Yorcat 10 FOR do
NEW HAVEN, Aug s-Ar schr Quaker City, Newton,
ship JsA9 G Harris ,.
Gslliscp, Nsypor RI hFil Cuba (Brl. Holmes Windsor
fs ssE % tlP?E s' o@sAs sss'.sls ~;
Gs sisy ssS.i
Elar,dge do; pr Kane Ryder Esnsorw Nelson Rose:
E FSa Ali ses sf co1nas 4o
nr f s s sSn aSa Re-
binaon, DO; Abbc Ellen iore, Rsfast schrs Pocahcn.
sf fmf Higgins. pss Smiley sHHoR III;
Edw;rds sscoek; Lizzie M"a ra%Sss; E.s NssI ws:-
Mrs sas sn Iq s sal ysS Sssa Weldon. N%
Yeaver uO,n sqs. cars NsSwoa.ygO
bitt bghon; Mercer somers Weymouth; Louisa Fra
Rodgers Roethel Nnhan Fly. Cheeseman, Lynn; Pearl,
Brown, Beverly.
PROVIDENCE. Aug 2-Arr schrs Sarah Sherman.
Sherman, and Aaricn Eagle, Shaw Philadelphia; Try
York soop Agent Chadwick Eizabethpcr SD schIs Jas
Ellis Alfred Hail. Barlow and Miller White, NYork;
sloops VIM II Bowen Jackson and Amanda Webb, NYork.
he above accidentally misplaced yesterday under head
Of Phi.adelphia.)
sd-Arr schrs West Wind Lawson, Georgetown, DC; Broad
field; Crowel do Flight Gladdng Philadelphia; Car
Ezsbethpor Native Deb IT. Jersey City; Nancy J Bray
ton Mliken and Ezra fcas Barbour New York; .locg
Oregon Rhodes do Sid schrs Porto Rico. Wentworth;
IRWIN Atkins; George Edward Weeks; Aekam. Hopper.
and Avail Carter. EHxabethpurt; willow Harp, DaviA Now
York; Trea sure, Palmer, do. ,aS4 e
NYork Sid 3D. schrs VIM Dubosq Crowel, and Hass,
Spencer, WORK. ~ z
RICHMOND, Aug Arr schrs r English Potter. Nxorks
Ben Brown Carr City Point; Emma Jane, Phillips do 6d
Fortress Monroe. n
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The Brewers' Monopoly.
MEETING OF RETAILERS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
NEAgUHEg ETC.

Yesterday tho lager bocr retailers met again at the
Germana Assembly Rooms for the purpose Of taking
further action In reference to the beer brewers
monopoly, which they striving to destroy. Only
limited number were In attendance but some important
measures decided upon. Mr. Schmidt, Of avenue c,
presided. Mr. Finzcl, Of Canal street. proposed the
establishment Of an independent brewery by the inn
keepers themselves with capital Of about ten thousand
dollars, In shares order produce wholesome beer
Of reduced price. Mr. Busch Of avenue A, submitted
plan Of organization. His plan is to establish
vcreins brcwery-a brewery by the society-which
will probably bear the name "Gcrmania Brewery"
tablished the plan proposed by Mr. Fnzel but with
the difference that the sum OF ten thousand dollars
shall be raised in shares by about twenty members and
ten thousand dollars by . loan, that the proposed
brewery Of the nnkeepers be operated by capital
Of twenty thousand dollarsl This plan was adopted
The brewery In be located other In New York
IN the vicinity, and the society starting shall not be
dissolved within ten years Each OF the members to
contribute ve hundred dollars 70 be paid in nssmens
On motion OF Mr. Finxel resolution was adopted 10
meet once week NJ one place or another for the trans
action OF business. Nessrs. Schmidt Busch, Finxcl,
James Becker and others sgnied their intention 70
gage IN this enterprise for the purpose Of destroying the
beer brewers monopoly for the benefit OF the general
public for has been shown thai the stu6 furnished by
the brewers at present IL very deisterous beverage
The next meeting Of the association II 10 be held on
Tuesday Of next week, when additional arrangements
ara 10 be made
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OUR RETURNING VETERANS.
RECEPTION OF TIE TWENTIETH NEW YORK CAV

ALRY.
The Twentieth New York cavalry numbering nine
hundred and seventy five men, under the command OF
Colonel David Evans arrived st the Battery yester
day noon from Richmond, from which place they
steamed on August l. and made very pleasant voyage
with the exception Of suffering from the heat The reg
ment with all its baggage and about sixty private horses
brought hither by the transports f. Aoay ana
Edward Everett landing one portion az inc ss'ery ana
the remainder, with the luggage remaining az pier NO
IS At the Battery the boys served with dinner at
noon, and after few hours rest re-cmparXed az iouf
O'Clock for Albany. From thence they were 70 proceed
by cars to Sackett's Harbor
This regiment was organized in Sackett's Harbor Sep
colonel Of the Thirtyh infantry and who resigned lis
commission April 1865 The Twentieth cavalry originally
consisted Of twelve companies numbering Twelve Hrn a
having during its of service received some two hun
dred and fifty recruits into ts ranks.
Neid and Sgf-Colonel, David n. Evans; Lieutenant
Colonel, s. Gates; Acting Quartermaster Lieutenant l.
y. Wilcocks Adjutant Lieutenant A. v. Horr Surgeon
VIM. A. Madl; Assistant Surgeon D. G Hickey Chap
lain, j. Wnslow Commissa,y, Lieutenant H. H. Carpen-
Capsains William F. Ryder, Company Al Seth E.
Grimm, Company b; John G. Cudworth, Company CT;
wayland Ford. Company D; Patrick Fitzpatrick, Com
Barrier Company g; John D. Lee Company H; }. J.
Carroll, Company X.
tfvs, Lisstsnans. William crce. Company A; Bepta-
George R. Choatc, Company b; j. J. Roomc Company K
Senad Lie1aexanf.-John Hardee, Company A; C. G.
Frank. Company b; Cherries Mcconnell Company q;
Horace s. Cooke, Company d; G.. Hyatt, Company F.;
William Randiile, Company CT David Gull, Company
y Loais Crorsant Company K; Thomas G Markcy,
Company l.; James J. Mcdowell, Company NJ.
Tho regiment at its assigned to out
post duty Norfolk and Portsmouth up December
1864 during which time it often into collision with
bands OF rebel guerilas, doing good service. II
also succeeded in capturing about 1--WE hundred horses
from the rebels at different times II afterwards
signed to the Army Of the James, and stationed
Atkins Landing Company went along with the cav
airy brigade under General Custer against General Lce
and participated in all the battles under that general
til the surrender OF the rebel army The remaining por
ton of the regiment tho first cavalry reg ent to
ter Richmond after its evacuation and followed the
Lynchburg Canal succeeding in capturing about four
hundred prisoners of Lees retreating army a great
many of whom officers Colonel Evans assisted the
Union Provost Marshal Of Richmond IN the parong Of
prisoners and presenting the oath Of allegiance
THE FAMOUS MINIS BATTERY EN- ROUTE HOME.
BUFFALO, Aug. A, 1865
The Second Massachusetts battery, favorably
known Minis battery, passed through here to-day,
route home to Boston. The battery handsomely
tertaned by Otis Kimba Esq., agent OF the Lake Shore
Railroad
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ALEorD AT SAINT spritus, Cuba, Thursday, July o,
OF yellow fever, Mrs MANY AoSEs Aflroup In the
46th year of her age.
DAwEw.-0n Thursday, August Q, WILLIAM DAwErSs,
aged - years and months
The funeral services will take place at hafpast two
o'clock Sunday afternoon, at 100 North Ninth street,
Williamsburg The remains will DO Inferred In Green
wood Cemetery.
MAounR-At ten o'clock on Friday evening, August
. Mrs. ELnAsEH MAcuIRs relict Of Thomas Mcguire. Of
Dublin Ireland, In the 10th year OF her age.
Her remains viii be taken TO Fatbush Cemetery for
interment on SUNDAY afternoon al two o'clock from her
late residence, No IA vandewater street. The friends
Of the family are respectfully invited 10 attend
MuRRAr-On Friday, August 4, Of consumption, ED
vAnD MURRAY native of the parish Of Boumey county
ncperay Ireland, aged 40 years
re friends and relatives Of The family are respectfully
invtet 70 attend the funeral from No. II Forsyh street.
this Saturday, afternoon, attwo o'clock
lfW 0ihT DsakN ~ TDkd fNoxj
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CLEARED
steam hip Ientonia Gam) Hack, Southampton and
Steamship Chas Benton, salter Newbern-Murray Ne
ship A 4 e Lovett (Br), Chpman Bordeaux-Boyd a
Bark Stella q!aD Albio. Marscillcs-socovich Asresta
BARK BARK sNsIan, smith Ma,ss2nBskcyA crowsl c.
Bark BTiso: Blair Cow say-n reeswHy 4 Baker
Bark Suliote, Parma, Lingan--H d Il j u Brookman.
BARK Agineourt tBr Burt. Richibucto Mp Harmonys
Bark Gratt,; Crais Ph.ludelphla7 Simpson 4 Clapp
@ assssD ns. sad sro caseo
ss ss ga Sander. s.n tsSss ss ss f
Brig o'Bren tBr,, Knowles, Moble-smith Dun.
ming; :,
Brig r Sawyer Ray PhiadcIphis--,Iil,er Houghton
schr Arlington. Collins Observation-Disclosures Smith Co.
schr Mary 1 Susan CBr) AIbury, Nassau-R Z Huchin.
schr SALIVA, jasper, Lingan-F Talbot 4 Co. ~
Iano ds
scSr stockton. scpor charleston--rcrson Collins
schr Montrose Holt, Morchead City, Ncsturgcs Clear
= sehr Rhode Island Curtis, Washington Dc-Bentley
schr Dadem, Benjamin Phiadelphia-M $ Racket 4
seSr Snow saus fason n's Dun
sshr Sarah Lsvina, Anderson Philadclphia-Bcntley.
Schr yehna, Moore, PhiadelphiS- Thompson Hunter.
Schr Ida L, Bearse, Boston-S w Lewis & Co.
hr Ne%
ARRIVED
steamer Ottawa Lieut. Com Jas Sulwcl. comma nding,
Port Royal days. July 81 Off Cape Lookout.
steamer Jas Adgcr with Monitor in tow, bound
Steamship Isa dc Cuba (Brl Rvear Havana days and
hours In ballast to Ceballos Came to this port for
pairs.
Steamship De Moay Sampson City Point 40 hours
troops to u Quartcrmaster
Steamship Edward Everett Eter Richmond via Fortress
Monroe, with troops: 10 u Quarermaster.
Steamship John Gibson Kelly Washington ~ hours with
Ship Harry of the West Durham, Trapsni g. days. with
Florence Cof Halifax Ns, Kuck Matamoros % days
In ballast 10 Ruprecht 4 Forstepcr.
Bark Ann of Halifax NS), Campbell. Cow Bay CD, 10
Brig Mszatlan, Maddocks sSgua 10 days. with sugar.
Metcslf Duncan.
Rrig udoa, whiitcmore Neuvitas days. with sugar. &C.
to Thompson Hunter.
Brig Nellie Antrim Wallace Neuvitas 10 days. with sugar.
DC to Peck Church.
schr Elizabeth Arcularus Jackson Lngan with coal to
J Haviland.
schr r Artcmns Mitchell. shulee. Ms.
Schr Ella Croker Port Royal for ROckland
Schr Welcome II Bcebe Grant, Beaufort, NC, days
schr Venus Iearscy, Calais, days.
sehr iIsHd %e5 nSSor I psan ss usyn
Schr Leland, Got Bangor
Schr r Mitchell, Chase, Albany for Stamford
Sloop Thos Hull, Hun Pr0yidancc.
Steamer xa4asnora, Van vsllenberg. Washington.
BELOW.
Bark Confidence, from Mstamoros
Brig Alfhretta, from Cuba
Wind At sunset ..
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leuns Starkweather Confesses Himself to be
the Murderer Of His Mother and Sister.
Money and Marriage the Object Of
the Murder,

From the Hartford Times, August 8. !

IFr0m the nartIOru llnneb, august o.
The shocking revelations or the Manchester murders
received on Wednesday afternoon the addition of the
climax of horror in the confession Of Albert L. Stark
weather. the SON. who acknowledges that he perperaed
the crnies-that he and no alone, butchered his own
mother his sister, they lay asleep in bed together
The c0nfsssion-which was not unexpected by those
best informed of the factsas made by the prisoner In
the jail in this city to Mr. James Campbell OF Manchester
be married The chief OF police, believing that he
would acknowledge more TO Campbell than TO anybody
else induced the latter to go TO the Jail Yesterday after
noon, where the wreched young man. DISCS riding all his
pr vous lies and contrivances 70 AVOID dctecon made
clean breast OF u, and confessed the awiui crime
He acknowledged, after some questioning, that ne had
butchered his mother and then his SITTER with the axe
and them 10 make certain OF tho nendsh J0D lie mad re
peatedfy plunged ha butcher knife into their throas ana
bosoms winding up the deed OF horror by setting the
bed on fire, and then his own bed, down stairs.
III did IT, no sad, II did IT, Mr. Campbell, out OF love
for yocr da-Rher and nothing else. fet must have
that money for without II she wouldn't marry me and
got tho money"
Tho letter alluded to yesterday was written by the
and the statement was made that the writer was now in
a condition to marry Miss e., as he had succeeded
through forgery In gotting money 10 the amount or
81 00O and II also said that he was about to commit an
Tho orecrcs alluded to are believed to have never
committed ana ms counsel Will claim this letter as PROOF
Of the prisoners insanity though u may have been
written TO deceive the grs father into the bcef that
the prisoner had money enough TO get married with.
HIS LANGUAGE TO THE POLICE
STARK hcr told tho nocc during the examin
following the murder tba he had nnrcboscd his mothers
interest In the farm for fifteen hundred dollars that he
had cot decd az the nrnnertv which conveved n 10
Miss Campbell and that ON their marriage II was 10 he
recorded o also stated that he had made hill of sale
of all his stoc,horses and cowsto Miss CnmnbeII,s
father md that this topefher with the dccd ~ the
farm had been stolen nv Inc two n,urdcrcrs
When urged nv officer Cowles In conf 80 the crimo
and being given to understand that n he would do SO
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Miscellaneous.

STEAMSHIP CrTY LONDON Captain Perie, of the rnnan
line will sail to-day at from pier ~ North River for
Queenstown Liverpool Mr. Kavanagh obigins and
purser of this fine steamer will ready AZ
usual 10 make all travellers comfortable as possible.
was lowed to th city yesterday BY seAmtus Relief
Notice TO Mariners.
-''' '''' y HrDRocnirHIc orrc!, 4Dsaalar,,
The Imperai,xinisy Of Marine az 81 PessrsSTns has
given notice that he q lying ron:
the Naval Telegraph every day during the navigation Sun
The bail dropped the instant Of one minnie before
at noon and at one minute after Of Greenwich
TO attention the bah hoisted midway up the mas.
minute before each instant Of time the ball hoscd
Cronsadt shown every day during the year
BY dropping ball. hoscd the mast head ave minutes be-
position Of the telegraph given lat 20 80 Is N Ion
Gho 'f nEI hsTdihE nydro.pe
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES RED IIenr on morIxo
HrpnoeRAPuic OrrIcr, ADMIRALTY
s,,;S. :i; gs sspSs
q the east SIDE Of entrance ramos Bay south coast Of
The light win be fixed white shs at an elevation Of "a
feet above the mean sys Of ne sea and in clear weather
The Illuminating apparsuss dioprc by lenses Of the
ss s Yard. q ~. from &c % e
dreenW1cn. q
half east CT that Of the Admiralty charts
pALAMos
Also that and after the LIST day Of September, 1865,
Harbor Light win be exhibited from iron lighthouse n
as
the
Exsp IeMr ON or cuxnrurs soyru COAST ov SICILY
The Minister Of Marine At Florence has given notice that
on and after the Let day Of August 1850 light would be
hibed from lighthouse recently erected on the Isle Of Cur
rents, the southeast end of Sicily
.Ss sSs Of he and should Be- SsSs
The illuminating Apparatus diop.ro or by lenses Of the
nth order
% feet high, and stands in LAT 30 Sc n lon
10 30 Of Greenwich.
By command of their Lorush,ps
GEO HENRY RICHARDs Hydrosraphe-.
Foreign Ports.
4IcxcInAs, July l-Arr Restless Weber, Palermo (snd
CARDir! July -As James Pstten, Percy, Alexandra,
..oi.seov, jS!y Hxr 81 David ts, AIrd Montreal Sid
.,9isslirAs Wy laS1r barb Jshu, Smith, Boston lsnd
ena aid for l7h NScy: Realm tftai) Coho, New
Bscslsior. IendletQp, .Nypk,
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MISCELLANEOUSs
A LES PORTER AND EXTRA STOUT

LES, PORTER AND EXTRA STOUT /.
AAcf {Esis stye AMP sh neS Srothsr shi1'
New York.
Brewers OF
Fine PALE ALES, PORTER and EXTRA STOUT,
for city and Southern use.
These Ales, Porter stout Of superior Quality,
brewed with great pleasant nutrve and Strengthen
ing and can be relied on for purity.
between 7th and 9Th avenuea
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all discharges in male female and
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CHEROKEE CURE, unfaling for Loss Of Memory,
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caused by departing from The path OF nature and ndune
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SENCE OF LIFE to fun vigor and manly power
those debated and out through disease
Price, three bottles for S. Sent by 10 any address
THE CHEROKEE MEDICINES are sold by all enterpris-
Ing druggists On receipt 81 price We send thens securely
packed free from observation any portion Of the cvsed
globe, by Full particulars in 81 page pamphlet
which wish TO mail free To Addrees letters for
advice pamphlets or medicine, to Dr. W. r. MERWM
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NATURAL PHESoMrNoN-Tm AURORA BoREArIs APPLIED TO
TELEeArHr-The wires Of the American Telegraph Com
pany between Boston and Springfield Mass, were ser-
ousy affected by the aurora borcas Thursday forenoon
Messages were transmitted with other source Of cleo
tricity than that provided by nature
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tiers 10 the Prince President in pEoouceo no imme
diate effect LOUIS Napoleon therefore tarned just -
deaf an ear the ggesticns thai the detention !. Gus
odv 81 Abel K&d6r WAS diagraconl breach Of natto ii
fsith e n Guzot and General Cavaignac had done sd
only released the Emir when he thought clemf ce -
him had become matter Of expedtcncy
Theirs 10 resping in unexpected way ths Sruits
Of his speech In defence Of tho Papacy c. nsi Ira
net.i has in his Holiness name sent him q iays1ion
Of the Pope The letter Of the Cardr Il wss ScrvsrS
from Paris 70 Dieppe, where n Iher 3 stoppine The
recipients appears has aeeepsdn Invitation, and his
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Discovery OF Temple or Juno at POM


Mention lately made Of the discovery Pompciiofa
temple Of Juno with than three hundred
Those remains which crmbcd 10 by degrees they
brought to light those OF women children
who had been buried beneath the burning ashes thrown
by the volcano at the moment In which sacrifice
being offered in the temple 10 the Queen or the Gods
doubt 10 mplore her the terrible calamity
which sienaced the city To the arm of one of those
Skeletons which, from the rich jewels with which
covered IL supposed TO have been that OF the high
priestess, was still sttached BY gold ring,
OF the Same metal filed with oacinet perfumes This
vessel rs Of the form Of those used In the cere-
monies of Catholic churches and IL OF beautiful work
manship and nlad with precious stones. The statue
Of the goddess is Of tho most magnificent roles
yet found in that city; it's eyes Of enamel, and
on the mock and arms, we'll as at the ankles,
jewels and bracelets Of precious stones Of the
most exquisite finish and elegance Of FORM The pea
cock placed at her side is almost entirely composed OF
precious stones The tripod before the altar Is like the
held by the high priestess magnicenty worked
gold. The temple. also contained lamps artisticaly
chased, of bronze, ron silver and god branches Of
foliage vine stems intespersed with flowers and fruit
the most beautiful FORM Tho space around the altar
paved with splendid mosaics in excellent
and the rest Of the tempe is nlad with small triangular
blocks Of white and purple agate. Tho spot which
tho sacrifices wero made is alone paved with marble.
All tho instruments used the occasion were still
lying bronco table, and the sacred vases were
filed with reddish matter, which is supposed to have
been blood
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Adah Isaacs Memksm Once More.
From the London Times, July 201
~ The whole range Of the Engsh drama there IL pro
Aey not single piece thai ~ tbovovsEU answers We