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Shreveport news., 1865-02-28
Succession Of j. v. Brantley,

NDii r Is hereby given that sarah II.
~ " 1hrws. Execurrix. has this day filed
,es iint. and ANIMAL account. in said success
sion. showing Il full account OF her admin
-trarion up TO date. and an application
nrayiug the same TO b" holnoingated, aad
if opposition is not made thereto in thirty
lays from this date. the same will be om-
"iogaied and made the judgmen' of the
Court. /. II. LEONARD.
Jan 81: st. Clerk.
Shreveport news., 1865-02-28
Local Advertise's.

Notice.
DARTIES having the old issue of Con
II federate Treasury notes III our posses
sion, either in packages OF by u credit "r'
our books. will please receive the SAM,
during this month, or instruct us what dis
position to make OF il.
Partie. indebted to us in said old issur
will please come forward and settle with
as u, once, otherwise we shall expect and
demand the new issue.
PHELPS 4 Co.
dec6 Commis sion Merchants.
Shreveport news., 1865-02-28
Lost or Stolen.

/ Certificate of Exchange for New
n Issue. drawn in favor of Louis Desc
Dry. for S. 80. OF the value Of 30 Q. NUM-
tered 236. date Sept. ~ 1854. and issued
by II J. G.. Battle. Steps have been taken
to renew the certificate. teb2l: St.
Shreveport news., 1865-02-28
Collins and undertaking..

TNilE undersigned is now prepared ag";n
i to make Collins ofevery description
at the shortest notice.
All orders left at my shop, in Rae Ale, :,
near Headquarters, will nreet with promp,
attention. T. VI. WALDREN.
A.tk.N
Shreveport news., 1865-02-28

HOUSE NANTED.-Any one having q
Ill house 10 rent. can hear of good ten
ant, by application to the Editor of this pa
pey fah21: II.
Shreveport news., 1865-02-28
ROBERT MOTT,
Connection at Law.

T\NlNG located in shreveport. will be
III found AZ the General Land Office, on
Market street., near the bank.
Feb 2i:I 1t
Shreveport news., 1865-02-28
HeadQuarters Trans-Mississtppi Department..
La, FEBRUARY 18th. 1865


oIncelf, the
Will
Shreveport news., 1865-02-28

Wanted to Purchase,
4 SMALL dwelling hHus" and lot within
"A 'h- corporation "f Shreveport Address
n"X 1913. Pos, Office. or inquire at this Of
flee. febl4tf
Com mi ted
TWO the Jail III 'ne city of Shreveport
l. Parish OF 'adin. a negro man who calls
hi> name JIM. OF dark griife color. aged
about twcn'y-cight years. about tiv. feet
five inches high. and says he belongs to
Col. Lawther of the State OF Nilsson now
commanding Il regiment from thai State.
lnc owner or owners OF said negro are
notified "a CONF. forward. prove property.
and take him away, or he will be disposed
ri ~ the law direct..
J. ". MAHLE.
febl4::it Tailor.
Shreveport news., 1865-02-28

4 LADY and two daughters aged. re-
n spectively. twelve and fifteen years,
refugees from New Orleans. seek home in
some family in or near Shreveport, where
the services of the former. in teaching and
sewing (heine well qualified to do both)
will be accepted rs compensation for the
board Of herself and children. Address the
editor of this paper for reference and par
ticulars. [feb2s-3t
Shreveport news., 1865-02-28

WANTED. at this Office, a few bushels
w of Rice.
Shreveport news., 1865-02-28

To ; al
Shreveport news., 1865-02-28

Louisiana papers copy four times.
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demned shall not be the first victim OF ssond
He urges by bis words that the homes that
give him means TO prove his innocence anu mint ali he
feels oonscenfiousy to be for the has
which be has already in tine mads
TO e wof ha mower Of the press for good or for ev
and states that grevOus wrong was done MN White tt
repoft Of the well known ease IN wngn hns s r"wer
,as oYccrned with certain noble earl, whose power
Win an income of $500 coo year none could oppose
i,h Sncccs On trial by jury he puts forth ina, as
man sbond be tried by his equals they shouiu pe NE
man. in mind fhoue6t feeling and love of truth and
stce who have been trained in the same school OF p!
ierness injustice and wrong After referring 10 many
public men he says that one whom ne names mas
done good service the only man L know VINO couiu
really understand and rightly judge my conduct. who
could by helping me to unfold the truth 40 service 10
society that would render his name revered, Immortal.
Snch are few of the ideas which the accused wished
10 bring before the Ramsgate Bench. had they al
lowed il.
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TENNESSEE RAILWAY TRAGEDY.
Twenty-seven Bodies Recovered.
OVER FIFTY WOU Nd e ..
NASHVILLE. Aug. 81, 1865.

NASHVILLE Aug. a. 1865.
The Tennessee and Alabama Railroad will
be in running order tomorrow. An officer Of the road
lust up from the late wreck reports three more bodies
recovered, with two cars still under water He thinks
the loss Of life will not exceed twenty killed and twenty
five wounded The sufferers receiving every at,en
tion from parties living in the vicinity.
NASHVILLE, Monday, Aug. 2e. 1865.
By the arrival Of the o'clock train from the scene Of
the recent terrible disaster at Richand Creek, 1t is
learned that up to the hour at which the train left q
bodies had been recovered from the wreck 1t is be-
lieyed that nine ten bodies will be found
as there remain several missing passengers 10 be &C.
counted for.
The wounded between 20 and 60 in number have
been sent TO Huntsville and other places along tie
route.
strong force is engaged in repairing the bridge and
removing the wreck and trains will tomorrow as
usual
Public feeling runs very high with regard to the
accident II il claimed that the road has been 10
toriously unsafe for n long time, and that no at.
tempt ha. been made to repair it satisfactorily since the
close Of the war.
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THE CHOLERA.

Fran London
Tho following letter from an intelligent
Italian friend resident in Florence Is interesting anu
may be relied upon as correct; 1.
The news from Ane0na concerning the cholera is
frcbtn bnt the authorities vie with each oiher IN lc
zeal and self sacrifice with which they confront the
danger In various other places isolated cases have
occurred but they all OF persons VINO had heu rom
Aueona In Florence there has never been less illness
the day special trains take thousands of persons to
enjoy sea bathing at LeghOrn and Spezia. IOncs are
dead for the moment and more interest taken III ,ns
great compeIcial enterprises now upon te idps snu
Which are Of real importance The harNestis geheIay
abundant and of oil and VINE especially, nuch WIZ De
made there having been great dminu'lon ID INC
disease. In politics, Blacks ana Keds, CiericaS au
Nazzniaus do their utmost 10 damage the
Government charging it with too great con
descension in the matter of Rome with faintheared-
ness and many other Orenfes, ana they wOuil lhlh
make IL appear they could that baisforms and the
cholera at Ancona in some way attributable to the
policy Of the present Cabinet Fortunately, Itailah
good sense preserves the naiOn from being agaed or
led astray by such party canofs lOn VIII have heard
that the preference has been finally given 10 the com
panv o CTesswell Breda Co. for the demolition 81
the old walls Of the city and the construction IN Their
place Of rows Of handsome and cOmmodious houses IN
The style OF the Paris bOuevards. The pubhc here IL
well pensod nj the choice and expects the Work 20 be
done quickly and well There talk last night OF
;he Kings going TO Ancona, but j think u unlikely
There viii be sharp contest at the elections, more
especially because tue priests have got the word ron
Rome 20 oppose the moderate candidates BY every an
and in sll possible ways.
Prom AncOna Itself have no let.ers but some
OF the 18th Florence published Ia tue Paris papers
say that the panic in the former place n terrible that
more than q thrA Of the population had 1ed from the
city, that ot the shops were nhut and that great
misery existed among the surviving families OF the VIC
Tins The women and children who were left widows
and orphans. A committee had been formed and bad
made q strong appeal 10 pubic chafIty Inc bo'tIh.
meui had placed considerable nj the disposal OF
the Ancona municipality. paragraph III the Official
Ga-ese appealed TO the medical profession. and asked
for volunteers % assist the oerWorked hyciahs oil
Aucona Since this nellig cnce reached us however,
the telegraph informed Of considerable diminu
lion IN the number Of cases. GA the 6th there were u
and no less than l02 deaths According 10 telegram
OF the 10th from Aucoua received yesterday, the last
bulletin gave ~ aud - Deaths The large proper
non Of deaths Is striking and seems to indca
either great v.rl.cnce Of the nalady or want OF ace
OnAte means or . proper system OF combating ~ va
The other hand il highly satisfactory 10 remark that
il doe. not 10 extend itself beyond The city where
IL first appeared.
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thiun and Ausfra,in.

The following kilograms are received:
SHANGHAI june 22.--ln North China the rebels have
threatened the Imperial city. seven thousand Chinese
troops have embarked al Shan ghai for Tienisen to
one fate against Nieniri. Authorities at Pckin applied
,or British military officers l. 3rcporied that Nicn.el
sacked and pIu gel ilc city of Chuto. hsein.
Burgeoine Is IN custody Of The NianGarns at Foo.
chow, who refuse to comply with the demands OF the
Awerjc,n Consul tor his release. Tywa has taken the
field in person against Chusin
Sr Henry Psrke proceeds 20 Japan on The SD.
MrrRpr.NT June 2J-Ncw-/caland adyIces an.
nnnnce thar VIM Thompson surrendered on the 18th
May and the war was considered Of an end.
Busine.s generally az Melbourne very dull
steamer DIV of Dunedin was wrecked in Cook :
Straits and al hands were lost.
The mails from Calcutta to July z Hong Kong June
90 &C. are 10 laud. The details present no new ica
lures of interest
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FROM TEE RIO CRANDE.
senior gsobIes and Gen. steeie-inserehanSo
OF Friendly sentisnents-scnor Romero
md Gen. OrteZa.

From Our Special Correspondent
BROWNSVILLE. TEXAS, Aug D. lsoo
VISIT OF SENIOR RoBLEs.
This evening, Senior Robes, Mexican Minis
ter of Public Works, camc over the river on VISIT
and was received by Gen. Steele. who gave MS CHS
tnguished visitor a quiet dinner at Millcr's Hotel
Among the guests were Gems weitzel and Draper
Amer pleasant repnst at which friendly sentiments
were exchanged the party broke up Senior ROBES To-
crossing the river.
The Minister is said TO be a very agreeao' A"''
He speaks some English. and is fluent ID FRENCH
SENIOR ROMERO AND GEN. oRlEeA
ara All, % No On their wsv here and are locked 9r
daily The visit these two S Ss e Be- done on the
Rio Grande. osert D.
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TENNESSEE BE.
Southern acknowledgements Of Troops
Shooting by Returned Rebel Soldiers
The Frced,nen's Burcnu-fmprison-
mcnt Of Prominent Rcbe!s-Escnpe Of
Political Prisoncrs-Bridgc Building.
NAsIINILI. Anr. q. ~


Tomorrow the East Tennessee and Georgia
nailrond will be- turned over TO the company. The
Nashville and North stern Road has been offered 10
lie company hnt they decline TO accept tie charge Of
the road unless they the control ~ the chat
,Anoosa Road IN addition as they want 10 merge the
two rpais into one route.
Tho lsth Regulars have arrived from Chattanooga 20
relieve tie 9TH Michigan.
party II returned Rebel soldiers bad grand JOIN
fcalloa in Smith County and wound ~ ia a drunAen
row three persons being slot.
Cen Fisk lcf Chattanooga for Hrn'svll'e Tbs morn
Dr. = To establish branch Of ilc lrcccncns blreAn al
That place. ~ ,s.-
NA.uyllIT Tenn. Monday, Ang = lst'.
Hv correspondence ju,i io hand nom Knoxville we
learn TIA, prominent lcb d. Brig. Gen. jackson late
~ tie army Landcn {. HaHcs. et Rebel senator ana
Marshal Ciench have been brought 20 that city and
,od ped 10 Jail.
Hight political prisoner. who were confined ~ the
famous IRON cage which once held the pcr'on oi Gov
IruwuOw made their escape day or iwo since.
pnly bridges now remain to De- buiii Ia make com
pl,ie our great eastern tAo.ouglfaFc tie Virginia and
fas tennessee Railroad. hut week ar two more VIII
b. required 90 put the road Ia first rlte order
Brig Gen Iiske has recently refused 20 return the
wealthy Rebels lands now in possession OF tie F!ttd
mons Bureau.
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depresso deficiency would OF course occasion an ex;
port of gold topsy ereedstun Hg ,Oi @ d naa
slightly increased American secues "eio uu "S uoop
ing LIVERPOOL, Aug. is, 1865.
CoTToN.--Thc sales of Monday and Tuesday add
IN $1,000 bales including $500 for speculation and export
The market has been irregular and generaiy prices are
rather easier. To-day the naThet shauc Pooaoo
sales about 1000 bales. ..
TRADE AT MANCHESTER yesterday was very quiet,
and last weeks prices were hardly maintained.
BREApsrUFFs.-The weather continues unsettled
and heavy rains have nteeed with the harvest operations
Me,rs Richardson Spence Co and WGsehed Nash 10
in speculative demand and prices 2da3d GENITAL deareI
Winter Red s3ao9 White 10 dlo2 Con nIm ia ana
Pproy,s,oysMe.sr Bisand Athya and Gordon,
Bruce Co. report Beef and PORK hIp aud tending Up
ward Bacon Quieter but firmly heldor fully last weeas
demand at full rates. Cheese steady Butter tenn
PRoDUCE.-Ashes quiet; Pots - @4Do; reails
3d. sugars dull Coffee quiet but steady Rice In good de
m.na bnt the rmne.s Of holders checks business Bark
of Philadelphia at 6s Linseed Oh " ,,n
of moment doing Rosin Spirits TuIpentne re'o'eu"
IoSpoy MAIKETs.-Wheat firm, and again y
re9 Rsaped DAN Coffee steady Tea ia limited demand
al former rates. Rice rather deirer. Tal!ow quiet
LIysRpooL. Augas, II. 1855.
CoTroy.-Saes to-day, 10000 bales, including
90 to SPECTATORS and exporters The market closed easier
are rner the weather being unfayofable for
the crops.
PRovIsIcSs are hmer , ,..t- ,ac,
Con.ols closed at go a. ai for money. ., -, -.
AMERICAN STocKs-tiye iwenties, t8do ILLINOIS, 'c"
trai Shares ~ a78 Erie shares, 50. ~ dividend - ~
~ ~ - LIVERPOOL. Aug. 10, 1868.
CoTToy-Sales of the week, 10000 bales, incud-
inc 500 hale TO spectators and 1900 bales TO expoIeis
The merkc, has been dull with decline Of !Gd z n on
American and ald other description consequent upon
heavy recep,s The sales to day FiayJ 1903 bales
the uarkc, closing si with little inquiry and prices week
the authorized quotations are Middling Orleans ldf Ad
dhug Upsnds and Texas s.d Ordinary upand' and Texas
lSld. ,c.oo,-,
stocb in port, $1,000 bales including 70 800 bales
Of American ~,
Bread,iuas are dull with downward tendency The
weather hiss improved and j. favorable Tor TIE crops
Provisions ore bIn. %
LoSDOS, August ID.
Consols cloped a, s9i d89i for money.
ApyRIc,y s1ocKs-U :, $50, 81 Illinois Central shores
20. Enc shaIes, 81 -. ,-.- -.
In hullion of A4lOn
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Movements Of Troops-Hebel Ordnance
The George Lenry's Passcngers-Reso-
Infions Eroncrnfing the Captain from
blame Yea. Dnvis WciI-unrinc Tn

FoREEss MoyRoE. Friday. Avg. o. l-d5.
The l0i,h Pennsylvania Regiment embarked
on the steamer Escort from Portsmouth last evening
and left for home via Baltimore. At IL o'clock. of
CrlDey Island they aground. IL il reported there
was no hight burning In the lighthouse AT the time
which the Of the accident. Assistance was
sent this morning and at noon they proceeded on their
WAY 10 Baltimore.
The schooner Lewis Milford is being DISCHARGED
hose She has on board - cannon and 5000 shell
Kobel relics from Richmond
FORTRESS MONROE Saturday, Aug %. ls6j.
Al the passengers per the steamer George Leary
were transferred 10 the steamer james l. Brady and
arrived here safely this morning.
The George Learys passengers held meeting on
the Brady this morning before landing and passed
resolutions eNonorntng the Captain and other oncers
of the Leary from blame. and compimcnting them FOR
their GOODNESS and good management IN saving the Iyes
Of all on board ~ well the vessel ana cargo Inc
cargo will be forwarded to its destination. ana the
Le,ry taken to Baltimore for repairs. which WIZ be
coprlated IN few DAYS. Another steamer VIII taAc
her place IN the meantime. -
FoErRrss MONROE, Aug. q, 1863
The United States steamer Memphis arrived mere 10
day from Newly via Annapolis. whittier she has
,n;yoyed the United States steamer savannah.
The schooner North Pacific, with load OF coal
which sunk on the jth inst. Sewas Point has been
raised by Capt Lewis Of New.lork 10 day where sue
will discharge her coal. e,,,., d,
The tug Moses Wood has arrived at Norfolk win Tie
freight of the George Leary. 90.
Tie steamer Baltic arrived to-day from city foint
with two bargcs, laden with cars and locomotive iof
Annapolis
Jefferson Davis Is well.
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Austria and prHssia.

II was reported that the negotiations between
Austria and Prussia relative TO the Scheswg iiosicin
question promised satisfactory results anu such beng
the case IL was expected that an interview between
the Emperor OF Austria and the King OF Prussia woul
take place at Salzbure Or about the l9ih Oh AugHs
The meeting understood to depend upon the iesu.
Of tide DegOtiaiiOns then IN progress Telegram 81
the 18Th from Gasten, whore the negotiations were
taking place says the Count Bome was TO leave there
that dag and it stated that an understanding bad
been brought about between the TWO Governments.
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France.

The English Channel fleet, consisting OF about
dozen vessels including iron.clads and wooden irlg
tSs arrived et Cherboure on the 18th inst, and was
appouted the place Of honor in the harhor The Lofds
OF the Admiralty and many other officials accompanied
the fleet ChorbOurg crowded with visitors. anu
feet would proceed TO Bresi and the end Of August
the French squadron would pay return visit to the
English at Portsmouth. , :.
The usual fcte day of the Emperor was ceepra'eu ln
Paris on the 10th of August in the customary manner
and business on the Bourse was suspended.
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FROM CHICAGO.
Reception of Gen. mownrannhe s Ne"
chamber of C0mmerce-"en' |ran'
~:.;s the state Fair.
CHICAGO. Monday Aug; 2s-l

CuICAGo Monday, Aug 2c-IIi4UF VI
Naior.General o. o. Howard was warmly
h i,''aJ an his arrival here Saturday night. He
a.ressed very large audience last evening in behalf
az ,he Freedmen and had public reception by the
poard of Trade this noon. The United Service CiuD
gave him reception this evening at the Opera House.
7 ie leaves to morrow morning for Washington.
The new Chamber of Commerce was thrown open 10
tbe public this afternoon and was visited by large num-
bers. . ,c.. hos
The Secretary of the State Agricultural Society nns
received letter from Gen. Grant saying tDst nc w.
be present at the State Fair to open here next no'
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che Brazils.

The French mail steamer reached Lisbon Oh
the ith OF August with the following adycc,:
RIO July 2J-EXchange on LONDON ~ U2'. COT
ee shipments since last mail, A. oOJ bags stock 5000
bags. good frst.. 5000 900.
BAHIA July 29.-Exchangc, go, Sugars-Brown
24JOa 8, .OJ refs. Cotton. "A, 1OO0lJ.cDD res.
PERSAMBUco Aug l.--Exch1nge, -il02l.. sugars
IL 900
BuENos AYREs, July l6.-The Emperor OF Brazil ar.
rived to-day on he Rio Grandc. lie leaves mmedi-
atey for the army. UFquza has iuTloushed his con
tDgent which VIII rcasseuIDe under arms within a
mouth.
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FROM NORTH CAROLINA.

v5ecting Of Magistrates md Ci'izcn'-
Resolution. PRssed-Gos. Holden
Thnnked-A Delegate TO thc Con'cn'
ton Nominated for Hnrtneu aud Cum
brrlnud Counties-The Freedmen
Order OF Col. Whittiescy-Connict OF
Opinion between Gov. Holden ana
Gen. Rugcr-Absurd Humors-Re-
ported Tax ON Cotton Planters Act
ing upon it-Sorghnm-Thc Freedmen
not Freedmen tonfcdcraey yet
10 be- Rccognizcd-N Want OF Postal
Facilities.
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C,o.ing of the Philadelphia Volunteer
Refreshincnt Saloons,
PHILADELPHIA. Monday, A

PHILADELPHIA Monday, Aug. 2s, 1863.
The Philadelphia Volunteer Relreshment Sa-
looms closed at noon to-day after having during four
wears and three months entertained ~ soldiers passing
through the city numbering 2oOooo peiso"S' "i'nou
expense To the soldiers or the Government
The Union Saloon will howeyes sim be uSeu 10 en-
teitain returning veterans long as any iunds remain
ln the iIrlhlIY.
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&sussia.

An imperial decree had been Issued ordering
the reduction OF The army from the seiwaIlikc 10 The
ordinary peace footing Two divisions Of the guards,
- divisions Of infantry, brigade Of artillery, and I'D
other divisions win be reduced from The ordinary peace
footing % the cadres Of their respective regiments
Two diy ions OF cavalry 20 be reduced from 10 10
Il sections. and two other divisions 10 be main
tanned o. The NH peace footing
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a Brutal Mnrdcr-An Old Lady Found
Dead in her Barn.

BURLINGTON, W., Monday. Aug. ~. 1865.
Mrs. Ephraim Griswod, a wealthy old lady
who resides in the west part OF Wiston VT about 10
miles from this city was found IN ber barn this morning
brutay murdered Her husband absent from home
at the time The peTpetrator OF the deed yet I'M
known. large amour. Of money was in the house
which n missing.
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s;rL;uy of the Schooner Kate.

BosIoN. Monday, Aug. -, 1865.
The schooner Kate, with cargo OF corn from
New. York while coming up the harbor on SATURDAY
night got in collision with the steamer ceres LOT new
YORK. and was so badly damaged that she sunk soon
after reaching the wharf. The steamer proceeded
wit A
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EUROPE.
pgE DAYS LATER NEWS
,,,;,.l Of the Great Eastern at
CrookhaNE.
The Prospects Of the Cable Regarded
as Hopeful.
-ue CHOLERA IN ITALY.
vvnucrIoN OF TEE RUSSIAN ARMY
~ue CHOLERA IN ITALY.
,,nuCr1oN OF TIE RUSSIAN ARMY

The Inman steamer CITY oil "aShins'on'
Co., brooks. which left Liverpool at o'clock on the
icon Of the 10th and Queenstown on the I"h u
August arrived here YESTERDAY 49,,
r. steamship North America nom LAverpool l'h
'rOndonderry 18th, arrived off Father Point !es'ef
Al, On route to Quebec
aavices are only one day later than per steamer
~, Of Washington, at New.York.
me steamer Pennsylvania Of tie National line LETT
,;,e,Dool for New York simultaneously with the CIy
pi Washington. $500,
Tho Peruvian arrived at GIeeDcastle at a. M ana
cached Liverpool at 50p. on the l4th OF August
Tho Citv Of Manchester arrived at Queenstown on
s orpipg of the lith and at Liverpool on the 10TH
The steamship Scotia, from New-YoTk, arrived at
Liverpool on Aug. L.
THE ATLANTIC CABLE-ARRlvAL OF THE GREAT
EASTERN AT CRooKHAvEN.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. Il, lo65.
The steamship Great Eastern arrived al
c,oolbaveu this morning, bat you will doubtless have
received full particulars in regard to the Atlantic
Gable by the British war steamer Terrible which
sailed for st. Johns y. T., Immediately after the mis-
fortune which befe the cable.
The Great Eastern behaved in the most admirable
manner and will sail from Crcokbaven to SheerneSs
The Atlantic Cable prospects are generally regarded
,shopeful The quotation of shares has improved
three quarters per cent Further proceedings will D'
determined at meetings Of the various Boards on tn
gst inst. Ii is thought arrangements will be made io
the immediate renewal of efforts to reooyerthe cable
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Murder in Concord, Mass.

BOsION MOHuH.I hUE' 90 IcU'
In Concord. Mass, last week, young man
n,med Nich.el McManus was found dead on the seat
fold Of barn, with bullet wound through his head
Drvne McIlonald the uncle Of McManus. has been ar
rested on suspicion Of having peTpetrated the deed