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amusemenv6.

VNALLACK".
w FIFTH AND LAST WEEK BUT OM
OF THs TALENTED
YOUNG IalSH s GyaEPiAS
LAST NIGHTS or THE COLLEEN BAwN
which must be Withdrawn nowhs andns its sstonshins!
in order to s ~s 0r viii SlnIr
by sherwood ard the following magnificent distribution "
Mvs, with songs "Ts Lads That Live in Ire
lani asa LineIiek IL Beeutiln," and "Macs'
Mr.. DAN BRYANT.
Danny W r. Fioye
Father JaSn N,nsn
Corrig,n.. NJ = Whnns
tsrdrs.. Cre;an. . c,ai.se.n Lawn" and
"a Pretty Girl Milking her lone 6uIs
am, G G5;u the Cc."a Jeenos.
sLssS Nm '"e John senSe
In rehearsal. the popular MS. COMEDY, by Tyrone P0~'
BORN TO GOOD LUCK,
in which Mr. BrSs viii raSSp,1StR i0E s ~ 'n'
NIBLO's GARDEN. Begins at o'clock
Lessee nd iId M toSIisf III WI TfE T c9
THE SEEATP sry q 70 " s sHAsSMSl
HOUSE T 4anuSsDsy EVENING Avg il, ssd
.,,.,nI cr,o,rosion. vii be- presented FOR th.
''''f 'n' TT" THIRTY -IiiiKD TIME IN AMERICA .
grand spect,cuz drama ia tasee acts oy M D''a o''''
"a T.
ARRAH.NA.P OGUE;
r, or THE 9HE NlSE,a,9H NE sInS!pk5. "a
mi3 M osr RI oafoS 8 ., hRssH asEIsu
The oibec important chars sn'tainei oy Az W.
Tolss cisrlss Pssr. W seaiaa w. Jsmieson chsr:esT
Persoe. H.. W. H. Danvess. Misses Mana Mseaer, Mary
"s"'' THE GRAND scENrcab EFFECTS
ELEGANT AND cdARAcT5EsI;Y,Tii.ci ,p C9sTuaEs
r''S HEcHASIchL &c coSrRIvANcES
ali Iai EsFiAsL a' NV.
On SATURDAY AFrERNooN NgxT, Auguaa
'V sEcoSp Grand M1TiSEk
ARRAH-SApoouE.
SEATS SECURED SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE.
RARNUM's MUSEUM, at WINTER GAR,
i II Fl TFo'S'as s T. ofPvsi's sS's''
4h' TIE Siisa w VIZ fp' OF S TIE sLAck CAVERN
NEW sa THE G2LoEs FEs OF %rf1 hof
Miss ANNA SWAN, the NOVA SCOTIA GiANTEss.
| Over Fee, digh
wi" t 'TRRpssF T III IT, IN rASToMIMo CHARACTER
conic DANCE On sIiLTs.": Master TIMOTHY
BHARRs0N cSc sna 5its%PGgTgsin.T2Si ss'f
''s'''F YOUNG NIoo5o, TIE eFI HIs WoSpEA
| THE GREAT LIVING CURIOsIrrEs.
%AMIoTH FAT c WoNtS R ss sS"4 i e.. PS S
| THE CIRCbsSIAS FAMILY
DOORS UPES AT . O'CLOCK.
Admission 20 cents; Children under ten, Is cents
| Psrqnete aud Balcony. "a ceuts ,,,,, ,,,-,r,,.
DpSAIfONS of CUklOSlTlE5 20 the NV MUSEUM
received a. CHINESE BUILDING. Nos SO and 81 bfoad
way.
| DLTTZ's NEW HALL,
u No 10 BROADWAY opposite New. York HOTEL
OPEN EVERY INNING.
/ IMMENSE SUCCESS: c-,.n,
HUNDREDS UNABLE 10 Ph0 10, G w 5 sEAT VSpx
| HALL FILLED NliH TIE ELITE Of rE"-aoi'n-
| SIGNOR bLVtL, jr.,
| The favoritr Magicisn anu en:r1 oqiim,
i WITH his 10 LEARNED CANARY btEDS
GRAND MATINEE on SATURDAY M O'Clock.
A MUSEMENTS AND BENEFITS EXTRA
j n ORDINARY The TnORPE BROTHERS. he won.
derfu ess end Healing Mediums BIS consulted daiy al
their rooms No. Is C,rropare, b'ee.er - cor lhonp
son Cabinet demonstrations from 3to end To ~ u
. Admission 81.
DROP. LOWE and bis Army Balloon at
| Il CENTRAL PARK every dny aud eve"ins Anoppora'
nifty agodrod 70 I'll 10 ascend view the ely ar s.roun"
elevation Of Leo ies y means Ct .Irons esos.
ELAND OPE X A o U B Z.
SARATOGA.
~ THIS HOUSE MAY BE OBTAINED for OPERA
DRAMA or CONCERTS. by the nigh, or wees
LELAND BROS, Union Hotel. Saratoga
or METROPOLITAN Hotel New.forh
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Gorses. Carriages, &r.

NOR SALE.-A Handsome Rockaway CAR
n RAGE. nearly new, will be sold Tor haifprlce IN
~"''sst No. 5zf ThiIdnve. in the Csroso'-r shon
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1vnEAP AND PLEASANT SUMMER TRAY;

4 NIIEAP AND ILEASANI 80 n ~ u. J -, -, ~
" FL-RsrIriN ant pELAWARE BAY RAILROAD
l-SFW.YCEK to NDEN-Froul = - SO scr d .1,Y,r
siy at lD;4s m connecting with trains for Red Bank Long
Bnara Manchester Toms Kiyer aTnesai and inck'.n aug
,.ls d. H. tor Highlands ddl-toSn. led bnns 'ntr"'
bu-y fs.onton Ocsln Por., Braneb Port LonE br'nch
shsrI Iivor FaTun-dsI-. sqsmA B-rgen Manchester
a A loui'. River taI~ 70 Lone branchl 81.
The .rl.udI st~aA.r JESSE HDfI viii leave az ah"Vr
dsv 1884. a. a. tor Crrd-u erect through In tive houfs
fafe ~. fscIrsou 4 ca OF for tire. days - =,
fr, .ndrn ,sle the wes. Jersey Railroad Tor cape ey
AMI I'll par. of West Jerssy 80. 49,. p -
AMI hrr.r CHECKED rssaece 10 any Motel III L"s
I I..ar
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E1RIE RAILWAY. -Trai1s leave Depot loot
~ Of ,hsInb-fs-.t.. via. Pavouis Ferry:
m Day fAprcs i,r ,anandaisua- koehr'',f nnll'.
g.l.larc4 ADD VET Connects q IrhL' van IsA. Ho,'
sid Grand nnk hsl~sy' sid 1t ss1nanea Win A'l--ee
a d Irsst N.,tera Asllway 80. 90.
T.goa ~. six AID WAY TF,in daily 70 oisviis
10 IN. TIPr,-s Msi Tor buffalo. eonlec"n; "ih LAe
Sh1fe kLilv ~. ,-t.
n Nisi fEpf.ss for tlnandsi-na. hochc''ef DnhAa
Sasu.aues I'd We. =, -. ~
a. ,uQ.o SALAMANCA Dunkifs. aud West tonnrrts A.
I,rf 10 win Lake STORE md Grand Ifnk Nai"ays and
$1,000, ,.ifh All Mic ani Crest Ne-i-rn Hallway.
. ni FuasAai Issn, daily io budio, Salamanca pin
'"' N' HUGH RIDDLE. Genl sup't, Neviofi.
I..s Aeon how ork
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Diui0cn0 Notices.

CASH tAPIINl... q = 90
Air,,Tr-l 1.
4 DIVIDEND Of FIVE PER CYL d 10, 1r 'ns u
mouth, 81; DAY ben dS S5 re bEALEGS entitled par
Also :, ~, 49,, rrots ir wear ead lniy ~ 10 o,
TIRlY PER CENr certificates io' "A''N VIII 20
octIo'' a. INTEREST DIVIDEND Of SIX IEh oh rn
M ,"i.,sndns Scnp Of The Company p'!aD' "''O''' 40
1858 . - c..;.si nj the rn,s Of SEVEN PER
~ r n.r snuun. from daie OF payment OF maj
to August J. low JOHS &. MILLS, Secretary.
~. vi Au-usi Il iHta
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Financial.
FOR
Sl.OOO.OOO

100000
MORRIS ESSEX RAILROAD COMPANY
FIRST MORTGAGE SEVEN PER CENT
BONDS,
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-' HUGH RIDDLE. Gen'l supt, Nov iofi.
!. r. FAna GrrI Pass Agent. how-lofk


hIDSON RIVER and HARLEM RAIL
i HOADS.--On sni s,or NOSpAi, Jnn- D. 10, tens
f Albany nd Troy anHc'ng WIN Ntf.Artn ara "ee."
min. Nil ..ayo New. ) or ~ fellows;
7lon ta-N.s iad,ou River hsLoad Ihfi''ii - slu
Tenth ave- CONNECTING with mains Tor Saratoga aud Sharon
spring. a. -t,h =. - 1911,
-on,,tr, -n trains for >agso-i. Sharon Syringe -
AID q, L aLsul wlih trfin. 'or Pout. kast .
m-N.a Had ou River Railroad connecting "i'h fA'H'
Tor rarltaga --.,t.. =, T..
W iii train for Montreal with S'~llrs Gar attached -
On "a VIA Harlem Railroad, connecting al thsuiam
with train ior Lebanon SpTings- sleeping .h s.eHea !"
Go MIN Hudson River Rilroad Sleeping Cars nom
N.wYor g. Buffalo and Evaporation brdse without chAn'
IAiG train nuns on ;, nttys. . III, Gil.
Ia an Wa Hudson River Rsiroad. with Sleeping
Al. sttac,d couus Ing al Albany I'D Troy Mi,n m.ius
,r,iu. IN, Sof.i ,uI N,. WA II. NASnfHblLIt
~a''' '' '' co-P,silrnt
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l,TEAM TO LIVERPOOL, CALLING AT
y on, TEsTOWS Tho inuau Line, salins s'ni~eeS
IT, car, .ns ito ni,sd aiaes Nai. ..,.e,.v arc "a
cIrY oF rO~fON................sAI lkDai A,g. ~
tT, W ,'',................. rEDaY. AUG ~.
"a en- .usc.ri NJ SATURDAY ana WLDSE9DAi'
81 a BOA. from ricf 20. -, North hs 49,
RATE, OF PASSAGE
Nv The mail recfner salliar every -atut, ~ -.
til,r 4, A i,In...... STEER a. E.......s....t /.
40 Lonisn........... . 70 london.......'.'' ,,
10 Para ............ n3l To fsf'ss'.''''''''' y
rtrAHIE ~ com. -
rsss.-- BY tie w@lur.dey s''su"ri Frst 0Ay'h ~
stf.1arr 4 . PAYABLE ID >. currency
Pa.s.r.ets LEO forwarded to Lavc, Han 0uif bremen
&C.. ut mod efsfs rafeL ..,,t
stcerrc passage nom Liverpool ~ On-tnsto"n - so
or the ,,.u.nt Tickets can be- bousht h.is ~ -Eson'
s.udue Tor their friend.
for frhsr nio-u alton. appiy a. ths Coinpany ote,a
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STEAMBOATS, an0 naiIroaoo.

NOR NEWBURGH, WEST POINT, POUCH.
Z KEEPSIE. ROSDOUT ond KINGSTON, landing n
Cozzen's Dock Cornwall and Milton The steamer MAki
POWELL will leave Desbros,ess ~ every afternoon at u
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STEAMSHIP Cos LIKE.

TVEPTUNE STEAMSHIP Co.'S LIKE.
~ DAILY fOR PRO|lDEStF III r. !.
CONSISTING Of tie following snd 'rlend >irarers
ELECTRA CaId. j. W. Sye; uALAlEA. Cps W. ~
Jone.; OCEAhUS. Capt. VIM. Young 80 ~ =,
One If the above ussnhcer sssmen VII leave Iief NO
81 North River, foot Of Bobnsons.,. Daily Sundays e1
y connectirs At flo,iiencs with the 1851 Tain fo'
Boston
these -tesuer. are ssed in their arrangement
for the md safety Of isenseT IND hef A9ie' o'
- Pa.rscr. scI rotrn, for the uigb, not disturbed
m Provilence, at al hour early enou-h 70
cure III eesfd In the hIst accommodation uaAn '0'
For information in regard Freight SC sppy to ISAAC
ODELL. General Freight Ag"ni, Ii.r 80. q y. a.
For cAe, Staerooms &c apply 20 the NirrH, on ooIi
Steou..l,ip LABAYETIE for BI,Esr and hA'kE -.
esvc Pir 80 so North River foot OF Norion-st on III
DAY I1th Passenger requested to De On board
ONfY DIRECT LINE to FRANCE: 1890,
" THF GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC CONTAINS
NEW LINE OF FlRSTCLASS u Nh STEAMSHIP,
EFTwEES NEwYoRk ASD HAVhE' CALLING Al
BIESI. .,- -. g.. Oh,
VS. WHsiilSGToS tuns.....eo bor.e power.
~. 'sho,se 49,,
NArGLt6"'' iii.tNsarIy rsdy lo'. power
ST. rEE%i......l ,uidpr .'''''''''"i'a' paw'f'
VILE nE ssuldn. .Gle-i power.
DEPARTURES FROM SfN-iOEk.
fURorE' 4 fIDAY P.enDer l.
PRICE or PASSAGE; ~ Gold. en-
aciuiiis table. wine far ei,her c'a..
Passenger fcnins md At rrst W be fgrpshed her
Pas At an additional charge OF - Or ~ ;or 'seoud
Medical arendsaes free Of eha'ge
i0' '-'''''' dEO. MACKENZIE. ke-ni.
~. lr,oisay. New oft
At rari, "a boulevard de- cspaeinei tO''Dl bo'eil
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vyyANTEU-In Dry Goods Jobbing Store, a
w BOY Of about "a years OF age Apiy 70 u W.
MOORE No. 81 Broadway. 4.
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neys between Windsor and London she has ice on the
roof Of her railway carriage. Also more recehuy very
heavy rains and thunder storms the former ochg tx
ceedingly welcome 10 the agricultural community.
Yesterday the ex. Rebel vessel Rappahannock-ong
their receiving ship at CaGishad the insoence 70 an
Choir in Southampton waters under the name OF the bea
trce She has been purchased by Liverpool blockade
runner but il Just possible that Earl Russes dispatch
and Mr. Stewards intiuaon Il at the United States GOV.
ernment claims tho right to capture all snch pratca
craft under whatever nationality they may I've paceo'
nav have the effect Of relieving the present proprietor
Of his bargain Our representatives here have taken
measures to effect that contamination.
We talk good deal about the murder trial which has
inst terminated in Edinburgh in verdict Of guilty
against the prisoner whose there eIctes an IN
terest and horror exceeding that Of Madeline Smith
He il a Dr. Prichard a Glasgow physician. in good
practice and position who poisoned both his wife and
mother.in.law, chiefly by Of anthony admins
tered by him by girl with whom he had an
Illicit connection in their food and and drink IL does
not aprear that the criminal lived nnhaIPy with bis
victims but the girl admits her pregnancy by him. ana
also that he promised - marry her f bis wife died
first" He is condemned 10 DO hanged at Glasgow on
the 2sth Of this month.
Patti has given an afternoon concert at st. James,
Hall, in which she sang delciously. She had n lafe
number Of vocasts Of first class talent 10 assist her. but
was herself the principal attraction Since her tn
umphant success et the Handel Festival the music
loving public enthusiastic about hers and this bebg
her first individual appeal to them. the ample building
was crowded with most brilliant audience. The en-
tertainment comprised both sacred and what IL called
protane music-though why within mile oil bdin'
boro' town" and Home. sweet Home" should be
classed under the latter category don't pretend TO
determine One has heard good deal Of sacred musc
that won't compare with them.
join Owens Is here playing Scion Shn6.., n'd
very successful lfhe had toerable piece TO appear
in think be might bid fair TO become as popular
as MI Sothern in Lord Drndrenry.
There are many Americans, both abroad ana nj
home who have come 10 think respectfully Of Mr..
Pamzzi whose name has been identified ~ long as
can remember with the British Museum, as I 'arinn
and Secretary. lie has jus, resigned His leaning.
zeal and general ability did not suffice to secure LIN
from much animadverson among the officials and
uudersrappers in consequence Of bis alleged introdlc
ton Of and Objectionable rres fines, e ceiera
among them. OF the truth Of these charges l know
nothing only uredy his unpoplariy never extended
to the scholarly rcquenteFs II this magnificent library
T. 4.
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FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
A Acknowledgement Of Steamers City
Point No Longer y Military Depot
eating Down Expenses-Point Leok-
out-CcufPncting for Supplies.
FORTRESS MONROE. Thursday. Jolly !

fORTHErS MOShOE, lhurSuay, oOi! <V' icof'
A review of the forces at Suffolk took place
Yesterday. This post is copran "a oy Capt. Geo +.
bern. The review made by Con. o. l.. Mann,
accompanied by mis- aids, Capt. Scs-torouSh Lieut..
Rogers and Lieut. Bice. The troops made five ap-
appearance. ,,e.r.
and Old Point has been discontinued. The steamer
Matano commenced today TO ply between Noriok, Old
Point Cherry stoue aud Yorktown, making oaiy trips
each way. This Is a private enterprise
new revenue steamer from Baltimore passed this
afternoon, DO md 10 Norfolk.
The steamer Charleston arrived from Point Lockout
today with prisoners for Richmond
Arriyei-Steaners Delaware. from Richmond; Re-
lief from Baltimore; Falcon. from Morohead CITY,
Schoouers s. L. Jane and K. X. Bennett are at Nor
folk. u,
CITY Point will no longer be military depot. The
Ouariermaser will report Col w lillian James Chief
Ouartermaster at Richmond.
Ano ,her reduction expenses In this de- sitDent mas
taken place IN the discharge Of steamer ara employees
The stee.nar Thomas A. Morgan has arrived from
Point Lookout with coumssary stores That depot is
10 10 broken up only 30 to 800 sick 10 the hospitals
and one company of colored troops remain there.
Steamers passing now for Baltimore with some Of
the discharged troops OF Gen. KilpatricS's command.
said that orders have been issued to stop the
tracing for supplies generally.
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Sale Of United Ststes Vessels ut Ports
mouth, N. HI.
BOsrON, Friday, July 81.

BO5TON, FTIUHy, JUIy IT. IVoJ'
The following United States vessels at Ports
mouth Nav. Yord were sold at auction yesterday:
United States steamer Wamsutta. go tuns, built IN
New York in 1854 propeller; sold for sl,10i she cost
$37 900. ,ose
nronser was bid in at 524 800; she cost the Govern
ment t330O0. Acc ooo
The steamer Arkansas 1872 tunsi cost $4,000, and
sold for $40. 20.
Tho bark Roebuck. 455 tuns, built in New York in
1856; cost s20 900; sold for $4,000.
The bark Ethan Allen 800 tuns built IN 1853 at lst
Boston; sold for SO 900; she cost s27 500.
Schooner Henry James. 200 tuns. built on Long
Isand in 1854; sold for $1,000
The purchasers werc Eastern parties.
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The Late Parliament.
From The Daily News, July

The Sixth Parliament of Queen Victoria,
h;oh ,pircs to.day-not much for want Of breath
y. haosnse It has nothing else TO do-wil be remcm-
SsrsS II remembered at all. for having existed longer
than any Parliament since the First OF George w.
born Of Tory parents, aud attended 70 the font by
snscnbIs sefindulgence exempt alike from generous
vicss And energetic virtues All its qualities have been
nsntrsI and almost all Its policy negative. II it has
tatsn seriously to heart the proverb that happy
country has no history. 1t wonld be unfair to
deny that 1t has been q toleraby faithful repre-
sentative OF the epoch in which ts lot was cast With
he PRAYER vi tue Phaiisee on ito uys aud faith o.
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blessing of Almighty God may attend their proceed
ngs and may guide them toward the attainment Of the
object OF Her Majesty's constant solcitude-tha wei
fare and happiness Of her people
In accordance with the etiquette which requires that
parliament. shall be prorogued only and not dissolved
in the presence Of members themselves. Parliament
then formally prorogued to the 18th instant where
upon the Speaker and members Of the House OF Com.
mons bowed to the Royal Commissioners and retred
and almost Immediately aferward heir Lordships
separated.
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L Icatiug Ruuors Contradfcsed - asts
Health Imprsved-uis Eyesighs and
Appetite Good.
FORTRESS MONROE. Thursday. July 20, 1865.
have the best authority for saying that
jeff Davis is in good health even bs than when he
arrived at this place. His eyesght is not impaired and
his appetite is remarkably good. There are many
rumors afoat regarding JEFF. but no alteration has
taken place in his health or condition No Is sl-
lowed to see him except Surgeon Craven and the
guard.
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Billiard Match.
MONTREAL. Eriday. 4,

MONTREAL, Friday. July u, Ist3
A billiard match took place here last night
between Cyrlle Dion and X. s. Wilmarth champion
Of Massachusetts,. for purse Of $500
Dion scored sol points; average 1885 His highest
run was 1903 points. 49,
Wilmarth scored 1873 points, averaging ll27. His
highest run was 30 points.
Dion by 1913 points. Time, four hours and forty
minutes.
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POLITICAL.-The Democratic State Conven.
ton in Iowa is to be held at Dcs Moines Aug a. and
the call is addressed to all persons opposed to striking
the word "white" from the State Constitution and IN
favor Of supporting President johnson IN Dis recon
struotion policy. c..
The Massachusetts, Democratic State Convention Is
to be holden at Worcester Sept 2a for the nomination
Of State ticket
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From Tennessec--" Difficulty" 1t q Pic
N.c-Wholcsalc slaughter.
CAIRO. Friday. July 81. 1865

Ic'''
An arrival from Memphis brings 239 bales Of
cotton for ST. Louis Three hundred and fourteen bales
passed up yesterday for Evansville.
difficulty occurred at q picnic at Rock Springs,
Tenn on the eth, between returned Union and Rebel
soldiers resulting in the death Of three and the ser-
ously wounding Of seven Others.
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TERRIBLE FLOOD IN KANSAS
Leavenworlh Partially SUD-
merged.
SEVEN DEAD BODIES ALREADY FOUND.
LEAyEswoRrH, Friday. July 81, 1865.

LEAvESwoRrH, Friday. July q, lsoo.
During terrible rain-storm last night Inc
creek running through the southern portion OF the s
overfowed its banks carrying away two stone bridges
Is or 20 houses, horses, wagons, and property Oh al
kinds. The loss of life is not yet known Seven oodes
were found this morning Many were doubtless sweep
away In houses The loss is estimated at s2oV0".
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Marine Misunderstanding Of Vessel
with all on board.
PRovIpEN,

PROVIDENCE, Friday. july u, 100.
Capt. Potter Of the bark A !, of Providence,
writes that the bark was struck by cyclone. April 80
on the VOYAGE from Akyab for Falmouth, England and
weut down with all on board except the captain and
vrre picked no BY a British vessel and Ian led at
Batavia Thirteen Of the officers aud crew were lost
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Tho Africn nt Boston.

BosToS Friday, July 81, 1854.
The steamship Africa from Liverpool, will be
up at about IL O'Clock.
The Africa arrived up at II 80 this morning The
mails and bag the Associated Press leave
BY the 23O train this afternoon, and will be due In
New. York about midnight.
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EUROPE.
THE QUEENS SPEECH.
Address by the Lord Chancellor.
OUR EUROPEAN CORRESPONDENCE.

The End OF the Parliamentary Session
What it Looked Like-Past aud Pres.
ent-The General Election in the Me
tropeIis - Resignation OF the Lord
Chancellor - Public Opinion abeuf
Him His Services and Successor
Eow the Americans Kept Up the
Fourth or July in London Fire At
Marlborough House, md the Exerfions
Of the Prince OF Wales A Hoya'
Christening - Fires The RaPp"""n-
mock at ,soutbampson-An nrdcr.Trfni
in Edinburg-Items md Gossip.
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Gov. B rough.

CLEVELAND Ohio. Friday, July 81. 1865.
Gov. Brough has passed q very restless night,
and ID day, although bis condition Is stu
critical.
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The Jail in Wayne County. N. Y, had not,
Wednesday last single tenant the structure oeins
Literally empty.
Shreveport news., 1865-04-25

the pardon now offered, or who shall here
nfer desert Or absent themselves without
leave, shall suffer such shm"nt rs the
courts may impose, and u" application for
c.rmency will he entertained.
Taking new rrsoluticn from the fate
which our enemies intend for liz, let every
man devote ali his energies to the common
defence.
Our r.sonrces wisely and vigorously en-
pIoyed. are ample. and with a brave army
sustained by a determined and united pe"-
nie. success, with God s assistance, cannot
be doubted.
Tn" advantages Of the enemy will hav
hut little value II we do not permit them to
impair our resolution. Let us. then "p
pose con-,ancv t" adversely, for'i'uhe u
suffering. and courage 10 danger. with the
firm assurance that lie who gave freedom
tn our fathers viii bless the efforts Of ihe!'
children to preserve il
r. T.. LEE. General.
BY command Of
General f. Kirby SMITH.
:. : ANDERSON,
Assistant Adjutant General.
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Tue Late News.

We are happy t" make known to
patches contained in the New Or
leans Times of the 18th are gross
r1aggerations, and most of them
utterly destitute of foundation.
1t was reported, said to have been
derived from the Mobile papers. that
Johnston, in a battle with Sherman,
had been completely touted, with a
loss of 10000 prisoners. This, We
are happy to state, is utterly desti-
tute of foundation, Johnston having
had no engagement with the enemy
up to the 9Th of April.
In the New Orleans Times of the
18th we find Va kee dispatch
dated the eth. which says, in effect
that Sherman was again on the move,
and it was doubtful whether John
ston would make n stand south q
Raleigh; thus proving that the dis
patch in the Times of the 18th was
utterly false. We are led to infer
too, from the very latest account:
from Gen. Lee that he has had nc
serious engagement with the enem,
since he left Richmond, and that hi
army is in but little if any DANCE,
Some of his lear had skirmishe'
with Sheridan, and some few of on
belonging to the reserves unde
Ewell.
The information from Alabama
not very complimentary to some
o,,r msr Wa havA sAen . copy &