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Latest Dispatch.
From Washington.

| WAshisGroS, August II.
black man, who wa liberated In Kentucky tive
yeafs aso and went W Africa ss preacher and MI.
sionary, recently srrived IN Washington on prv,,.
business. He brought a message Of respect In ,h.
President from the King Of the B.ssas. accom- .,I.,
with the request that the former would SEM Mn,
"raln coat" meaning ona made Of India Rubber
The garment has been purchased, and will .. fory.ra
ed TO bis African majesty In due time.
James Donaldson, tor . long time q mess.n...
attached to the state Department. hes just been pr.
sented with Thousand dolars the ,r,bu,on a,
few personal fronds Of Secretary Bssard, who Tim.
substantially manifest their appreciation of n,
Donsdson's valuable services and unrsmittihs sttep-
tion to the Secretary during hh late phy~e.I
aiic'ion and a. iurthsr mark Of tho Estimate,
which Mr. Donaldson 10 held as au oncsr, he hs, b.ep
comm STONED as Justice OF the peace,
Tie Commirrionor Of Internal Reysnue n,Ias ,h.,
whore receipts given to parties who deposit valuable,
vlh banks for safo keeping certain guarantee. far
the value Of the same, such guarantees arc h.lt
to be subject to stamp duty ~ agreement. or CON
tracts.
The War Department hN Just published pamphles
entitled the "koll Of Honor" giving ths name, OF
oodier who died in defence n the American Union,
and wore inferred in the national GENE teries In th,
D,strict Of Columbia iroap Angus g. 1851 TO June d,
1913. The entire number is ,I2T OF these, ,k..o
white including nearly ,2OU natives OF thiA voun,,
2la IRON England, $50 from Ireland 692 from ,io,'
many, and i67 I ON Canada and abe al 30 oth.,
nstonaide- In snsi proportions IRE tepre,on,od
Tho unknown ~h.tos number about GOOQ, and ,ha
unkuosn taoEs, or contsbfnJ, G7Oo. The come
tories kept Ia good conc sion and the name. q,
the dtcea4ei, far an kI.oWn ale iDscrIbod nm ,h
Lesl-l oaids 4 the eravos.
On inIu.-y NJ the ntod States Trea,u,.,,. oo,..
to-an IL va ascerta'red that Of the lSrre .nont ~
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From North Carolina.

NuI'rr Avg. i2.-1he Jenny Lind, with caro-
Of rum, mohsses and trcpcL fruits ,rriyci FROM tia
Wei Indies to-day. This is the frst commerr al
ariivNl here, 1om that quarter, since the var
subscription hooks we're opened to-day for the
csallshmcntof thc First National Bank OF Ncv letu.
Col j. NJ. McChesney, fiist North Carolina uion
Ncuutecn Is dAngefousl, III with tue phod fever.
at nstuort, IN this state.
An iunen'c nrountoi cotton and other products,
fcm all parts VI the state, T. d.ly arriyins In Now-
born The three lines Of steamers plyiug totsecu
this p'ntsnd the North are unable. even With their
extensive scu'ties, to furnish sufficient trsnspogta.
tion to keen the vhstvc- clear and thoy are ike
wire unable SIMPLY the demands Of the mcfcsutic
tgN,c ia this c., on their return trp.
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TnE CHOLERA ADVANCING.
Symphonic ofihe Disease Pcst'icucs among
the Cattle IN In. i!.ud.

By the Blemcn w. have later rewi from Cairo,
EGYPT 10 ~. t1th Of ,Iuly
coinmisson hal lccn scni out 70 stop tho pi-
srims nov on their iourner from Mcec, to Eqrrt by
ianS NJ some matches the other sid, OF sucz Should
here he any appearance OF cholera among thtm,
they will he detained at fifo di..arcc fom suez,
until the diseA.e leave. their camp The rrc.t
eholers which devastated Eg,pt in iS3a.2 trcke out
In July, which would corr cs,nd with the period of
the return Of the pi grims In thore years The Kng-
h,h papers say
Tbs cour,e oi the ds'sse A. ioid,h 10 SPOKEN NJ "a
most heaIIendinr. People nlc st.cLtn ,oa Ia In Tho
stTeets whoie, W sttaureis. they las and persl hy
hunliods Tor want 81 Wsist tnor NJ. CNVoft,
the British Consul there Is reported To have -,
olted himself heroo4lD dulnk The fatal
visitation; By the latest accounts the dis-
very severe at suakin The Pal NAL t,HsrrIr ,sys
A rumor has teen current OF v,oent discs .,
spoken o. I" he 9lacs plaque" having brok a oui
NJ bahitum. Inc desct ptloB Eer tia, iarfe black
,pots appeared on tho ann les, aud head. and that
lae ~ son, aitAcke! veio osiTeI of IN les hous.
the subject and ue may theIoi0.e iurther hope that
.he Iumor 4 unioundei. t!om Cou't,ninop re
learn that ptnic hld te.zcd the more veal hy, hO
have He'd from the in.cctou city TO tsi \ ish thom-
selves on the shore OF she ospnOns IN In th. L. OF
tne I.,noes, ia some phSoi ttalntoul TN, panic
hm ATTAINED ru'h dlmth-.ona ihnt according 70
correspondent ol tho lS'ifNprscr, 1t n possible to
wa X TN ough whole sttetts aL0 zee no one save
perhaps one pf two pooi prsons whoe ussns III
pelnllt them 10 eIng glute.
lhe London pspe's express col,lie'b'o a'srm at
tho reported PROVE" ol NE iat ] 'Jae tmonr tte
catllr. he IlMfs ,aysi 1T - hishy y iniectious
ind generally lncuA'lo. II kiis ga two % thiee
nnys o. week lhe O.igin Of the p.ague II IL stii
10 injected ioieiFn cattle brought to isluatou cattle
maiket but sound cattle coming thaIe have caught
the discusc and tpIosd IL 10 .uch an eIteIf tnAt
nearl 2,uuO ao sad 20 hAyC suffered vithin month
lhele ~ no known lculeds o. 4utidUte bu. uuiess
something be Gole 1t Il D.. lie flc dee 40 NAV
~. cad Oyet the who'e colutrv, ana Encand Ray
tuner an gctusl des. IA / 1000 AIa the usual
cons9 iuen,os Of loreI dle, Oh psvpe accustomed
TO q bettel"
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From Fortress Monroe.

tCorresprdenes Of the Nce io,t SUM
Fortress Monroe, Aug. i3.--The Old fiiss,e Cen.
eress raised At an early hour this mornins, and
started for Norfolk. While tG sewar, Point she got
aground, and additional steam power vm applied
but 'he rot of With the food tide, proceeded up the
Ehzslo'h River and at II O'Clock this morning shs
wa at Boxes Landing. Norfolk.
The frieae Constitution arrived this morning from
Newport, X. l. The United sta'ss steamer Emma
has arrived here hom PorI Royal, with the cigar
'h.p'd propri!or Pres,er IN tow She 1, 13) or i5O
fee long, draws seven feet Of water and found
on the stocks IN Chstle'ton after thc evacuation.
She vas evidently intended tor torpedo.
One Company Of the sl.t Ne~ York VA transfer
red to day from Groves Landing, James River, to
Chcrrrttone Inlet
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News Items.
70, rsI.srsph to As I.s Y.rL S>.s.,

GIS SHERMAN arrived at 81. Louis on Monday ,
morning.
THE steamer Chin, left Halifax at o'clock last
evening for u ston.
JAMES II. GARRARn State Treasurer Of Kcn-
lucky, died yesterday morning 81 his residence
IN Louisville.
InH iron clad feet lef, POrtsmouth yesterday
morning at o'clock, and was expected to arrive
q, Portland abou. In the afternoon.
TnE Constitutional Convention now in srsson
at Denver City, Utah Tsrr.ory, have voted almost
unanimously that 1t Ia e1pediout 70 form State
government.
orAarREnA AsTEs's clerk, nsmed Russell, was
arrested st CncinnAti on Sunday, charged with
stealing $4,000 m G,yernment BOMBS while sta
tone At Louisville.
TnE schooner Starlight from Portland f5r WASH
ington, with cArgo OF hay, was burnt to the wa
sr'a edge IN toe li,h inst. of Nantucket Tho
lost their ELECTS, sni arrived al Portland yea
terisy morning
A THEE story brick building on Rice street,
Cincinnati, ,ell down on Sunday morning, buryius
six Gmlles beneath the ruins. ons woman WAS
killed, and number of persons uJurel Tie build
ing was used as tenement iouse.
TnE esdsr. Of Me ate u rn,cracy are wcq.
BIN, IN Portland, Name preparatory to ito
convention to-day The Representatives will MT
be very large. Judge Howard, OF Portland, Is he
prominent candidate for the nominauea for Gov
enor. Tho Con7snton opens at ten o'clock this
morning
THE NJ ssisSppi stato Convention convened
yss,srdAy, Governor sharkeY eTamined In the
loyalty Gnd qualifications Of tie me,nLcrs, AM
s'miulsterel 'he smuesty to such az bad not
taken it before. The Convention organized by
electng officers, aud then tdjourned ul O'clock.
The rest Of tho day WAS spon, In arranging
preminsrios 10 important business u.nIacl.ons
before the body.
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The IIanter. Of Texan

correspondent of the Houston TrLEGnAriI, Te6ss,
coftects tho report Of q meeting Of Wa.hington
County planters lie pys
war In the nogbhoIhood whero the reported
meeting took place, and Mil assure you that IL NAs
called for dlHeI en- pui poro IRON that stated by
your informant. number Of men had been coar,nx
IA thul servants TO dosOrt hoT iofmer masters, Tor
TIC paIP1te OF securing their service. At . cheap
hru,e. Ih.s pfOcet tding alarmed the planters thai
their rran crop Soud be losI, unless the un.e hand
oi game vas stopped. The ,meeung resolved that
Dah man present. roud not hire his servants Of his
neiVhbor, without their consent, until the present
crops arc gaheisi This vas the ol jec, the ms ting
wrs called or. During the meeting lew
tended to SOW aisloyAity, aud ves not APP
ployel by those present. The planters OF old
Washington county, whore the cradle Of Texas
Independence was INST rocked are not tho men " ho
viii oetase theInsei'o Ia chow ing acts Of hostility
toward cur Government 1he have accepted the
situation, like brave men, and wI labor hiid any
one TO restoe oar distracted couhtry to poano and
harmony aga.n.
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A RACE BETWEEN IRON-CLADs.
The Dictator Beaten deception oil dmIr al
Elfrnuul.

Portland August H. 80 The Dictator arrived At
4.S5. The race iIom Portsmouth veil coa,e ested
hity miles run Ihs Assmentieu. made the distance
In five hour and ten minute at rate Of nearly ten
knots an hour. The Dictator . nile aud halt
behind her when they arrived on Portland and
shonld have an advance Of scyUne,n nnu,es for tho
s,oppiE, o. her macrin'y oIAccpunt Of the htatins
OF the orank-pin. At2l5 the Dictator hauled oil and
bote down the bGy ior a sa 20 tla The party might
arrive at the expected hour o'oo.k The Dictator
Is somew hat foul sud tlo A.lmsut'cu clean The
vsstela are evidently fairly matched for speed. The
oficers OF each claim teo.le4 L.eIorty In sailing
Tor their respective yess,is.
MAJOR Mcclellan, win iha ucmrers OF the City
Government, wen down on t,ni'' 10 tho Dictator
" receive Admiral isrratlg sd su e. % In numl er,
including the ladlr. me ,ceuutu VA quiet, social
and informal. Returning to ID" r..y TIE party were
taken 10 the Preb.. House ~ cirrag'a After tea
hey will drive aloI. 10 v."a 90 civ Tomorrow
morning the Admiis. H.c'eei 90 return to Ports
mouth in the Agsracn rus e. O'Clock, in which
event no public reception vii pc hed
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The ktrcsf of lio,by.

The Wash'ngton EEruBLICAS, In alluding TO thl,
notorious rctc {. dor and p'underer, says.
h1sly, tho ru aI a chief a fcW DAYS since had
~" WdAcit,, 's ~ nlit teen arrouncpd TO otI
n'Aoie' to Wtbe Ii appearance IN the city OF Apx-
hhitia. TIC NuH tuu recognizes hl his iriCnds aud
'NrrihNN hv hs Ns, many Of whom had been biz
victims Icmht ttustiOus iOr and Egsust hun were
Ii"ui l'inr u!..O ~ both raftl A. NLea Gcu. Wells,
lruNosi AtIehA. General Of the noonccs South OF
MWhilgtOn, UIdCiCI hiH arrest pln Icing hfout Al
lc'tre cn Wells Hoshy dcsi. ed 10 kruN ile csu.o
ol NE arrest aud after repcntfd ngu he wns In
20 hct vat thcte wee beteoUn tNenty and thlrty
non men u Alexandria no Asd enter 81 CON nlaintA
A'ls' nm - hifhwsy io!t Ter piun. or sni
on hoitc tCi and that those tat Ieupon learain ing
me- d" 'Noehvl sls at large 10 AlxHtdi "a Neio talk
IT. strongly oi rssulting him or shoe inr him nj
FlfIi nen W els informed Noshy that ID wash pur-
- tu event any such volatic NJ he p.Ace hut he
a ccd tnoic va also oln,s p reopie IN A,Ganuria
Hho . iup-tntE"d with HE Nush 'tl conduct A. n
Eut Mia, Gd were mAkiug piepuaiious ~ msKc
public delnon-'fstions In hs honor. Tie GcueiAi
huiHei Mo-by that such Demonstration would nu.
der no c cunttsncos, ho permit cd Mostly put In the
pea that he had taken the oath under the Amnesty
Proclamation, and supposed therefore, that he had
u e iisht 10 come To AleIHndriA, or so where he
pleased. Gen. Wei info med him that the ANNE .ty
iiorihu ticn vas intended TO cover men \ hO had
l'"u tnfai ed iu honorable wsItatc and not such
u ln whote hoo military lie tor the pas four ye.ia
wse vioAio Of the laws OF war. The record being
citef that hv oIaer ot Gen ualeck Aio.hy had beeu
ment an ouragcous pcIveision Of tho Intentions Of
iht if'rideIt IN isuug the Amnesty rTociafnAtlonJ
the Secretary ot War ordered his tclelse from arrest
win th" distinct undor anding that he return his
hone and never come AGAIN within the limits OF this
dePhtnent without peimis. ion, upon the peusty VI
bcinf aftested aud confined In the Old Capitol Nohy
ac,op ol the release upon the tsi un nan I'd anu de-
pa.ltd Ioiu tho custody OF Gen. Wells
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Saturday. August IL.
Terrible Steamboat Disaster
One Hundred Lives Lost

De'rofL huc. ia collision occurred between tho
steamboats, pevsbic and Meteor, at hA;-p.st si.
o ocs on "Wednesday evening, si1 milss from shore
me fevabic struck on her port bow, just al the
plo' house, and sunk In three or four minutes The
uoa' were running al full speed, and struck si,h
'soh 'ettibe force a. 10 crush In the entire bow Of
'ue resAhc At the time the accident occurred II
"s 'csiocy datt, and the boats saw each other sit
- 'p"'. when approaching they EXCHANGED
N"..' ana the fessbic bore of 70 pass, but
the heIeor' lot some unexplained res son tirpea
In the same direction and ,ttuot An. Pes. .b,c
number OF the passsurcp on board the evab,o
we're killcd by the crushins Of her ,lmbor. IA,
Jumped on board the Meteor hcior, the Pa, .b,o
SUNK Life boas we're immediate ioversd f,o,, Ar.
hot'or and picked up those Who we're not c.rr,.d
down with the wreck. One hundred and ,eventv.b,a
TO two hundred passengers we're on board Of tho pa.
vabic At the time Of tho dua.,or. scveptv.ovs a,
the passengers and tventy-thrce Of the crew war.
saved
The loss OF life cannot be correctly Scert,n.d a.
yet but Il will be near one hundred. The Meteor re
mained near the scene Of tho disaster I'll morning
In the hops Of picking up any persons that might DO
'l hohtine on pieces Of neck but none we're found
lhe propeller Mohawk, i'.asins down, the survivors
were ir'neiorred TO her from tho Meteor and brought
to th' city. Tho Meteor hut slightly Injured and
'''is =" ''''' NupuiloI
The olo" ins arc the names oi passengers known ..
be lost!
~. - tt. u
houehton; Ni.s TYLER, TEEN, Ohio Csvin NJ
M,th,' IoiIOit Me, VIM, Wells, Ann Hsrbor;
pm nnh Iout chudicn of Edwhid lcyan, Canada
f-st we son sni dnufhtct OF Henry LltchsiL
nsb KIP snnpe'i4f ,Sni' JangN Goekyie hss Hap
hnh,'y; Iimn, q. Mr. Hail ami two children, Cop
ltT hh'bof \, %. Ne J,Cieveland 1hos IuackWetL
untSnagon John Trscv, Cl vc,and.
H"N'' or iHt 'RFw H,r wTur lost.
1t Fngluccf X. e. Jact con and wi,e. Dtroi,, Il,
S"@, S, sAnuei b2'lr'' heiiot froaset, ". CholsI
"u, I" ,hey,es''vvj ys''vj NiSy; 1,sseetd
JOucA" Cleveland vstrbman RoIs,t n-Bls
&c, clsna bartender InnioI O.t,s "'.,rFpm,
"''suo'e'
rAEsENGEM e,vEp
i por,cr aud .i, PHI, a A., 70, -
EiSsj,' WU", ~" r,e, VIC, ,,,ih, y Mrs; ChD Min,
Ke' Cansin Wcst, " 'i'o,'n's 't",,'sn,,' Nansis West w
Eaan. Aa.0' tit' m'Iy MITCHELL Lake superior Ssmi
Ohio; A. ". Tiiden, CumtofiSna' NeSMs, NeSSMs,
~ iothnln' VIE and child, brids,~a'e Ns-s:I
Gardner, Totroit; Ms Ada irm.6 mr.,N Jomsiandsr
Jones Ncw York Edward Jame, New Yari Nj,
YORK M. RT RS"fps" T v,r,si ,Ptn John Jshards Ne.
taton, Canada West; j. IT, AsHmead' W.,,,morS a. S.a. .,
sbisl hnn1,sds pr.,oit lSnis aser, ouebee Ioh',
j. H. Baker. Detiot;J N W,nt t.m. m.',usenu.cr usr,;
a ~. Hoh.Iw, OHIO; u. Msicer, Couinbv.. az
Iasis II,pi nr, Iot Jsmes bo>ie.
B.ascr nonoit; ". B hscfolef, Tnio, John Ioha,
Fraser hchi;an Daniel Graham, Michigan 10.
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was encamped on the banks Of the rrrsu,v Il,
Eutreriosi aud on the Confines oi the B.sEil' n
The condition Of the B.rElilan afun VS. urss i.tsc
tory. The yphu. aud d, sen,ery ~cre makine sad
pO,lnce Of Conieplei, rhey pnofvsrl. fui.. into
RIO Cifande sNep' the banks O. the Psfana and Sei
marching through the province.
CutsA.
Shanghai, Juns 22.-The six .nd tea trade,
opened b.Iskly at shsughae and Zoo Chos.
Commercial
LoSpoN MARKrr4.- IN itiur., .,-whcu fr,rer and
sdyancei ls. ls. ti. he Ne4'hc Ia. te,n uuiav.
oIahle Tor the e,opS Tut has H., owed. Lon Va ct
snd tCrdr. SuRR iuac'ivc tch . sc,ve Ics
him. Rice drm. sp,ii' ,u pcntine ,vs an upward
21s. iefned Is. 81 T.ilov active u as.
coSe1fe closed A. - ,a9u tof money.
AstMuAN sIOuKA--u mois Central n. H. 20
Erie X. X b6liG,; &. 2. Five resat!s GSaOs',
Ia,,s Esrni O. AuJ. s-lauiso closed quiet
LONDON roN7y u,uLrr.
POND, we're rather irmer on 'he tth. Consol.
advanced .. The discount erman4 was light AT ~,
adNanc" rate Of pcr cont
1nr CAME ~ uIr voyr, u,rgrr.
The sha-cs of five rouris sterling c,7ericnccl
rspd huc.ust .ors. Uu l.l,ay tnpF vetp down 10 3
nis ouut ia.hed to discoun', co.ins hoavy AZ "A
dbcount.
rEFY LATEST
lvr"ro't, ErsHir0. Aug. Communication
With the Great Eastern rsua.ns su pended Nothing
has le"n heard Ilce the noon Of the "A Inst.
Naeatia telegram, da.od al noon To-day. slss.
No change since yesterday In the Ay,utic Clbo"
Tie O ieiual shares closed at 8JCB3Nl; t.tiortcd
'hAIos Gsa24 discount.
Auo.hef fatal accident Is rcro-tel on the ssis
mountains, ApIriy Of seven solo .v,p, ava, by al
avalanche, but fortunately only ono "a porte,J wa.
killed
AneonA Italy remains @ yet the fai'h.u ps'n'
The ehoeru hasa talked IN Ito No thew cst,rn poric..
Ih" number of deaths "a that city on the l,h met
vas D.
I"e'pooL Sunday, , ", Augaa & The steam
'lin Bailec, nom Ncw Noik, hrs suiy'i.
Nothing iurthor has tunspIod oou,eining tte A.
lan'ic Cabo and It h 'urpJ.cl thst Il remain IN tire
same state a. previously reported. Earth curcu..
wore returning suonror, shosins taa' It hal contact
with the earth l2VU miic. iiom Naouua.
sRu -'ovon per cent was oHe cl, lutn, iusurauce
was elected, at that p.ioe, tor the ,au',.
loiueal noNs h uu.Wpouspi
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TIE ATLANTIC CABLE.
Nothing of the Great Ealerp.

Aspv Bay, Aug. ia 30 PN.-Theio has been
no arrival from Ne"tundland, and there /. no
Intelligence from the GIost Eastern, Wind NV,
heavy with raiu.
Picton, \. s., AuguH a. hDi0iOh.-The tele-
graph has not been No.kug east OF th.s point since
b.9UP NJ
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I0rtldnd, ne, Auy. ll.-ll' bhn" oi The 18th
Regulars serenadel Atu lral fuuGrut At the Piebls
HOUSE this evening A aIi. colc0.ise Of citizens
were present. The Aam.n.lareDos cired tho com
pllment and thanked tb, u.,uu,slo TOR their cor.
dial reception. Short ,pepchs ver' also made by
Assistant seeretay, Fol snd o.Aef distinguished men
Of the party. The Admiral has decided to remain
until II o'clock Tomorrow uorniur, at which time
he will leave in the A,Nueuucl' for PortsInou:h.
The Dictator win remain here. hstween 0 and
lOsOA. ,.. Admiral will hold reception at the
heSor'a Rom IA tho Civ Hal
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LoaD PLLsrR,ToS has entered horse for ths
d roy OF 1861 lie evidently doe1 nos mkud
giving w" 4eL
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The Ru.siau-Americsn Telegraph.

American te.egAphic hne s,ys: The plan a
teegIAphic line betWesn Russia and AIIefca hss
been app owed and gned by the Czsr, The kusslan
Cove LIuent undert.kes to compo,e the line as lar
as kioolaJewsk, the .enRLinE potion irnm Ntoolf-
jeask TO Ban Francisco being a. tue cbsi.e Of the
American Ctmpiny. The esptal OF tn latter
anouns to i ,OGI0o nnl londs representing
SS,4J4. $40 have alreaoy teeD Issued.
Il is intended that this route shah 10 dniihed In
five yeas"
GREAT BRITAIN.
II 10 reported that the Honorable Frederick Peel
had Iese the secret chip Of the Treasury and
that 4. 5. Barring II hkey 10 sucoerd him.
dinicu ty OF maintaining and feeding tue liberated
slaves the south, and says IL 10 ior he yc.o
rious Government, by a lev vords " stite of the
letters and dsloca anu Gestloy the industry Of tho
who.e community, but II 10 not cay lot II 10 hnd an
ans"es 10 the a~iul question Oi What are iht peeps
i've, one which It has ialsed Tor itrei, and Nhch
every day more and InoIs importantly demands an
answer.
Inc cattle plague continued. Violent and energetic
measures ~e.s progressing 70 check h
FRANCE.
Tho weekly returns Of the Bank Of France saOW a
dec ease ia oa.h of l,W6.0N usncs.
Hissit thst tie yield Of tLe fr,nch corn crop
vii c-uamly he smaller tnn the A4t t.o yeaIs,
Nhch were above the averh", -
The Bourse VA heavy. Ecnie' 6tL 30
sPAIs.
The ErosA assert, thai order. have been @ ,eni = %
Inc Hla ement 10 consideied very uouAIdi'
sUuLEBwIG HoL6IiIs
Alarming ruuors had reen current ~ the total
"a mro OF the Legoti.uons between AhrtrN and
Prussia relative ~ the Duchies; aud me VIENNA
Buuire wrs aztec ed, all iunot igllnt, me htesI
de-pa ch pays the uegOt atIOps have NOT broken off,
buI nave mere entered upon new ph~e
BPAZII-
Mails arc received with additional details Of the
great nAVal victory OF the Brazilian over uie raa
guG squad Both aides exhibited Erest hei iol.n
and the slaughter s described NJ eltiLc Inc batle
occurred three leagues Delov the city al CDrIehleN
and lasted lItan O'Clock in the morning TIL in the
evening. The PaTaguAyan feet corhied OF n
aud q gunhOsts, mounting W podnders' anu hit9
battery ~ Tthed cannon, we're Alhusl hhhull'
lated The Brazilian tOIee wa gunbo@t~ nnd
Their lOes 3OU men including ~ oihceN lht
main body OF ths BrAAiliAn@ l''D" Sf~ns
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-08-19

Revenue have also bean appointed for Te1@ and
Georgia.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-08-19
TIE DICTATOR BEATEN.

Tie Congress Once More hAoat.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-08-19

Plenty Of CoII,n in North Carolina.
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LATER FROM TIE ClBLE.
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70 More Signals Received.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-08-19

PROGRESS OF TIE CHOLERA.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-08-19

~ IRON CLAD RACE.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-08-19
ONE HUNDRED LIVES LOST.

Sinking Of a Lake Steamer.
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Arrival Of the Steamship China.
The New York herald., 1865-03-26

NEW YORK Va JBRsEy.--f WILL BANK r. y.
IN Smith for true angles aud d. the losing table % bf
sold for tle Fro Department n either place winning
A BabsPURD No. b Ann street
The New York herald., 1865-03-26
$500 REWARD. NV lost

fred s. Jones. resident Of Isp L. J., 40 years OF
n inches high somewhat round shouldered reddish
hr and whiskerr hazel eyes aud one upper front
10th missing When last ecen which on Tuesday even
ing 7 Instant The corner OF John street and Brond
way lie had heavy beaver ovccosi gray pants aud
vest Nite and ear. He had with him v9D In
rrceahcke D above reward VIII be paid or any niarma-
tun leads s recovery by app cation 10 arner Co.,
q and 63 Worth street, corner Of Church, New York.
The New York herald., 1865-03-26
HILLIh RDS.

JlILfIARDs IMPORTANT TO BILLIARD ROOM
ID propr tors--Ca and examine the o0matic, self act
ing Billiard Table Gas Check which must bc seen 70 be ap
preciated tcan bc attached billiard table where
gas Is used Call atw. H. oRlFFiTHS iitiard rsbls fc-
tory lt6 Fulton where II bo in working or
der and fully explained Orders left at his Office viii 90
pyomptiy Oiled,
The New York herald., 1865-03-26

OFFICE OF THE STREET COMMISSIONING, 2S
~ BroadwAy-To Contractors.-Proposals enclosed In o.
scaled envelope endorsed with the title OF the N0rk and WIN
the Of Che bidder written thereon. WIN be received ~
this office until Wednesday, March 80 1867 NJ ~ o'clock A.
NJ for rebuilding the outer portion OF Pier No u Soth
River Blank forms OF proposals. together With iho fpec
cations aud agreement cln be obt ncd ~ uso oac hec
Street DEPARTMENT New York, March IS, 1855
CHARLES IL. cDitNEiII, Str"ct Commissioners