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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-07-10

FINHE Vinegar Works, on Fore Street, win be sold
chance for amy one wishing to enter into business.
The works win turn out from one thousand to fifteen
hundred bbls. of Vinegar per year. -, -
Also Fbout 40 Acres ~ I9 - we -SS1>.
For further particulars apply at ~ AA y lhgsE
a'sssAa JOHNSON a. CLOVES BROS.,a hoSgs
may25d6 +. 49,, $50 Congress St., Portland.
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To Rent.

Il without children AZ one Luncr,d and nifty
dollars per year. Al lplY to s. w e salinsiie5
u junel6tf1A4 .TAOHEy hnN0l 8I Middle Street.
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E0riS Sale.

d. a ONE and q half story house, In good orr
E; der, pleasantly located, together with the lot
qune Of JOHN G. PR0CTER.
ap1bd3mo sssW7a sts ~ .'aes't - -
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MECHANICS, HALL.

WELL arranged for Concerts, Lectures. Exhibd.
w ti0ns, Levees &c. may be obtained on applica-
zion to RICHARD COLE, Superintendent
JunelbdH No. 3 Tolman Place
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gW.ANTED1)liils,,9 ST. 4 &. /.

WILI.ipay TAN esnssper III. for ALL pampblets
delivered at the Office OF the Poi tland Sugar Co.
corner Commefciaf and Maple Rts. 2 =
lanzldtf J. NJ. BROWN
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mino2 WEST 6LoUcEsrER, Me-, June q, 1855.
Having used-=thesc two years past--with entire
satisfaction, and this season purchased Of the I'M
proved Shaker Maine Mowers, Undertaking give It
g decided opinion that it s the very best Machine
for the farmers o. Maine, or Of the New England
States, Of any Machine have ever used or seen In
operation, and this comprises nearly all the differ
ent kinds that have been exhibited In our State
the one horse Mower, IN my opinion, was never yet
exceed, nor one made that would answer so periect
ly IN all respects the end for which It was desgnea
have unwarantably made Of my name % 1lni,s ~,
the reputation of the Shaker Maine Mower ana ne1R
invested. - .Ea,s. ISAIAH WENTw Sgss5--
East Poland June q, 1855. june21e0aos"4"
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lTOoLet.

T AEGE CHAMBERS over1iO and l12 Federal St
JEFFERs0N coOLIGE & co.. IIH9
ap19dH Cor. Commercial and Franklin streets.
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To let or Lease for Term of Years. q
FTHE ore and Mha-fnow occupied by Charles
Il H. Merrill situated betwt en- nion Wharf and
Merri's. Ihe wharf contail about .500 square #,
sith two story tuidfng thereon. 20 by 75. For
further particulars enqui. of
atAf JOSEPH Fl WHITE,
may25dtf Tsaa N68i2 Union wharf
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wv ants, Lost and F found.
n 10 .IC3lL. I'LL 91I77
Wanted to Exchange.

ny person having small convenient house in
the city they would like to exchange for small
arm Will correspond with box $40, giving location of
mouse, &c The farm contains about thirty acres of
excellent land, well divided into fields pastures and
wood lot; nrst class buildings large orchard; within
zen minutes walk Of two churches and school house.
WIN De excnanged with or without crops and tools.
fortland, July Sd, 1865. bs.lAa 81 o july4d1w
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Lost.i

I'm State Street, ON the morning of July 4th, q
ffepls House suitable reward win be paid. sii~A'
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ri If for Sale.


60 4 NEW OUTAGE HOUSE, containing
w. Price 1880 Terms e,sy Ifnot ssld before
ths lgth Of July, to be rebted F6rp psrsieulafs ap
ply at ID Myrtle ct. aisall3leM .eIsl9ljdne2Tdff
- " Lln. rnlLlla4 IS EaasE .l.IE.IfI.gL
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For Sale or to Let.

For Sale or to Let.
YNHE nav French Cottage, ON the Cane Cottage
IL road, opposite Capt. Green Walden's Containing
fourteen rooms, with about seven acres Of land 1t
is unsurpassed on the Cape. Enquire Of - 4atfsa,f,i
e9A A. STEPHENSON f.tse
jy6-h 121 Commercial Street.
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ALLAN TIC
Mutual Insurance Company
- 81 Wal 81, cor. Hsttiam NEW YORK. .--~
.eHa JAEUAHYs lss6.0 SO Ma8w
Insures Against MARINE and INLAND Nav
81 sF.st cation Risks,roY usN ...,...

kAx5u2 % 1xi5ttl1St m zlfI1sH duu NI4ANJ 1NdVI
Il sEsI cation Risks.1oY vsn...4,....s
tf&5 q vigt..-.| .ii.-----lkl AtoI HaN ..te..s.
The whole profits of the Company revert to the
ASSURED. and are divided ANNUALLY, upon the
Premiums terminated during the year; a. or which
Certncates are issued, bearing interest until re-.
deemed. w hst. .isti''i-a ~ g
The Dividends in the Years 1864 and s were 40
per cent each. teli e.st. -'.fst s,..
Tho Profits for "a Years amount to the
sum Of f. 1''eso .sso $is.6sl .02t
" which here has been redeemed ~
cash, .0f sFnG snssnasl ,7so
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either one or two horse Machine, which for lght-
not be excelled. 97i ;assI3 I3CHARLES VnNIN9.
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aMuscovado NTolasses.
MOIasses.
New Molasses,

% HHDS, new CLAYED MOLASSES ex-bark
eJO Trovatora hom Caybaran. For sale by
aprlsH M. I. MACHIN, Gait Wharf. II
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Found.

4 ~ ~ the Fourth Of July, between Green and Casco
" Streets, purse containing small sum Of mon
eys Inc owner can have the same by calling at this
once, proving property and paying charges, Il. "a
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From Europe.
Fixe nnY1 Inter News.


T""'' 80 -, ~. ,----ii
''''" Wv .,'
on,., 'n,..,n. .,,s.,.. A.. .u.. .o.,.
i'o ''"'1" .'hs..t, a.. t,,h
aPionension' n''e'"s -, =" 70 80 - -
inst. OF the magistrates Of the county OF Oori con-
yencd by Lord Fermoy, to consider what steps were
necessary "pe '"''n ~ . v s-e
Fenisn movement In thst 'eetoh' lh' Lonaon
S -, 4, a. -, ,hioa. % i.,o,
ne fehlsh movement - SIn'i. I hsa. rhc in'e
iIgcncs Of The soan,ry' and shove ali the Catholic
clerry is on the side Of order. Il vii soon appeM
rhat me u9Neih,nen' mean ere ~ bs NO snc,ton
on sitber side Of the Irish Channel OF puttins down
the movement Ass work Of mercy Il must he done.
There must I've prompt careful and complete proven.
tion and repression OF the rebellion, whother weak
OF formidable. II Noud De Eiott meioy '" to'ANN
u''iy '.Ai-- -. ~ ,,o.i.. a.,
IN" INKS 'A'' mn ~ '"o a, -. ,-n,..nI. =,
iol'nA''o" oo,''e "'ns a. '. -. .,,.,,,,,., %
oeteHhihe "hA' 'h"n'" " "
~ sIonnt Of Isprsssion vii be very slight As tho
terlne of di,sati,taction IL confined TO the Lowest
eIws OF tho iriih people
coat but ieniSnism had nothing 70 do With ii.
movement.
.. l., A.. v,.,.h ho,,a C,lsst..
Inc 81 leser VI" Won ny 'ho ire"'" "O''
teur. Regslia vas second and Archimedes thhu'
Fourteen horses ran. GlAdiAteur won by three
lengths After the race application Wa made 70 the
steward. Of the Jockey Club 70 have the winner er-
AInined "a TO hi, age They refused and the sulee.
| 4. finally disposed Of.
s..-.A.t,., ri-s,t., =, N. .,.rI,r ~ m. i9th
es"erth"Ao A''' 'N' "
| SAYS;
| IT.. .,.r,,e. h.x. he.p AMI and heavy hot Nth
49,, 80 ro,srorthy cbsns. in nr,e 1he ch ef Tea
vus . aha h isrca da,'snd fot Erie, AT steadily
.dransTnp r1rSs The hnvIng hss heen Of very good
ae.rrin,ion raHline in ,n Improvement on the week
~ , ~ a. - ~ m tfo.ins pTice heinz bG.
VI ''' IIiinn. CentIai ,haTes have in some degres
49, ,ti.ad IN ,he 10. ,hev elo.ed Al 10 Tg,.
~ ~ 'npesit,i pst.". daiii., Iii oysT 4. :, ct
| " 80 c.A.,,.. y, IN.
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News Items
tBy rsls,rapA TO u. ssy York sun.


Tns Covinrton Kv.l Rolling MIL vas destroyed
by ERE on Saturday night Loss 10000
THE Government Of San salvador announces ,hs'
ths rebellion IN over, and martial law 10 withdrawn.
Ma J JoSEs has reAchsd Fortres, Monroe from
Eastern Shore, under arrest 1t is said that he was
the Private Secretary Of .cre:ary Mallory Of The
ConiedsrAcy.
THs Both Cslorsi regiment Mass volunteers,
came up to Boston from Gsnupe's Island yestsr'
day, and rscsivel . splendid reception, terminA-
ting with review and collation., on the Common.
The regiment was then dismissed, and . largo
number Of the soldiers lsh for tho West whore
they we're recruited.
THr propeller Buckeye, from og'snsburg. ~ Y,
with Passengers and merchandise for Toledo, on
Sunday morning struck . suntsn rock In the St.
Lawrence river, aud sunk 10 70 feet OF water. The
passengers were aroused, but hardly had time 70
realize their peril, whom tie bost ahd from the
rock and sunk. Three passenger, are known to
have been lost. As the boat went down, three
mon were seen In the water under the stern, and u
Is feared they also we're lost A steamer saved the
other passengers.
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attest Commercial.
The Execution OF Rarric. fx-president OF
hau Salvador

Ger.rio BarrioS, formerly President Of San Sal.
vaior. was the victim OF revolt OF ccrtsIu Of his
people aided, Il is alleged, by ~. army Of Guatc-
m.ls lie fcd from bis capital ir lsG3 aud Ducnn
was slocied President In bis steal. Barios came
to this country, where ho made many friends.
Two three months sgo he starisl t. return 10
lead . rsvoh which hal teen gained IN his
'avor. while he waa on the Sos, hs ALL erents
we're routed In battle I'll the forces of Due
mas. Tho vessel IN which 70 embarked WAS
struck by lightning, and obliged to put into
tie port OF RoAeio, Ncsrayua. The United
States Consul there declared that the vet-
sells papers were forrereS and she WAS
there Is an oxtradition treaty between Nicaragu,
and San Salvador aud tho latter power demanded
the possession Of Darrioa Tie csrHguan author
i.ies gave him up with the express s.pulsuon thtt
his life should he spared, aud Bsrrios was COW "
ed . prisoner TO the capital where recently he
had bson tie chlei mag s,r-io. Here he was tired
hy court martial, and, notw outstanding the sipu-
la'ion with Nicns!us, sentenced TO death.
The unfortunate mau, having been told about
midnight o. the 2s.h uiumo, that he hsd but
sir hours 10 1--we, proceeded to the prison chspol
where ho spent some time In religious
preparation, attended by tho n shop HIiano.
Here also he made Lis will. At hali.past ious on
the morn ng OF tho 29th, Bsrrios VAS conducted 70
tho scanUld, escor1ed by 'mall mil tary force.
Tho sentence was again read, and the bishop eS-
horied and prayed with the conCeunsI man. Bar
rios bsde farewell to several friends aud charged
Gen. Gonzalez with tho care Of uis Temains lie
requ,s ed his con,ssor 70 have a mass said quietly
and without pomp for the repose Of his SOU, and
then met death with entire ros.gnaton. Accord
ing TO LIS lts rtqu Of, his bouy MAS inferred in
the church called Del CalyOrio.
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TUR INDIAN COMMISSION.
with the Northwestern Tribes

Omaha, Sept sS-Generl Curtls., Colonel Kyier
and Hr. Guernsey, members Of the Commission ,o
make q treaty Of peace With the Northves,ern
tribes, have reached souI City, whore they we're
ioned by General sitley and sureon Wood. They
expect TO reaeh Fort suly, whore the great council
I, N he held, in about two week. Governor Ed
mouds will Join tlom at Ysntton. Commissioner
Rad 10 At Grow Creek. From the latest inieli-
tence II appears doubtful whether many Indians
will 10 at Fort sully to NEE, them. This may ears'
sd'lay Of several weeks. The Hon. A. W. Hubbard,
Of the Congressional Committee TO investigate In
dian AfAifs sccompsnie, the Commissioners.
Wdth,noton, SerL sS.-The Commissioners sp-
pointed treat With the South Indian tribes
Al Fort Smith have concluded their negotiations and
bcon uniformly successful.
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General Intelligence.
tBy Mat to The Ssv York sun.I


rHI pardon OF De Boa, tie Southern reviewer,
is confirmed
Gns. Curtis Lxn and ks'or Hsr formerly ON
GERS In the rebel army, have Just heen 'lscted TO
Professo-ships IN Ne Virgins Military Institute,
Gen Gusts Les IL son ot Gen. H. v. Lee.
THs present Connsctirut TO- scco crop will be,
probably, the heaviest ever known. AZ resent
Irces It's value will not AL short OF ri m''l'o.S of
dollars.
MOST outrageous sci n cruelty wh eommiitsd
on the Gssns, 0 Y. r, on T1ra'ey. drove OF
eighteen catts, deS1 tlr lcas'' "ero croN lsd
Into one car, and during ,he mp uR'seh oi 'hem
we're snlothrred 10 desIh.
soxH burglars entered house IN Detroit hichi-
gan, lhst week, and throw T,ie contain ns
crying baby against The wal, kinnZ NE Guild.
Two ladies in bed were threatened WIN dealh VI
they made nolSo while tie Eiund'r was Icing
effected.
A NAE named o'Brien, an old employee on the
wharf st Toronto was last Thursday klHoi In
bcotrs store house while stoveling Ohley' py GET
nns into the current OF gram .nd 4nns bUTn bUvhi
spout; lie WAS covered BY four MousAha oushsh
| Of barley.
A suNBn Of the mos, prominent clrRy men oi
rhilAdslphia have recently iorned ~ ell enu
on Saturday last made their appeerAn.s an ,SS
= sshls.ss, In true club EJls-UeH. - .no MI.
khAJ sxhihklad much AgiIiJ, sAa s-sH b3s.~nos
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ven-dsvelopei hsad. IT'S HAIR 10 ne s,r.,ehs.
coarse, thick, blue-blsct hair Of the Pusblo His
nose 10 squilns and prominent. HIS mouth 10 the
eutveless land, may venture the expresslon).
hples., tightly closed Indian mouth. I, 10 very
indicative Of quiet but deep determination. All
thees features, however, harmoniso into very
pleasing s~ssmbls and ve were all much pleased
with The Pre-. dent Judging him ply ys,osnomi-
cal " should take m for . man OF sound com
mon sens, OF honest purpose and -esolutiou-
ILere was nothing whstsver In his manner, sp-
peEanse OF scuons W indicate that be conaidsrr
himseH srugshng In ths last sgon,es Of sn all bus
lost cause. addressod the President the usual
convenuonshhts in French, but discovered that In
regsrd 10 many other things between heaven and
esrth-rumor was mistaken The conversation was
carried on theneeforward through The medium Of
TIE Minister OF Finance, eenor Yglssiaa who spsaka
Englsh very vel. though, strange n say, he has
never resided In an Engl sh speaking country and
never was OUT Of the city Of Mexico, until. A. he
said 10 me, his duty as . xeric,n and 70 his row
ernmeut caused him 70 leavoh Ho 10 very in
tellgent and interesting man, and looks a. N his
CONVICTIONS Of duty had bound him 70 the for,un ss
a JuareL lie seems to be In rs,her delicate
hsslih, Of nervous organization. has regular tes-
turcs olive complexion, . good head. and wears
spectacle,. Nothing wss said .bou, Mexican AZ.
fairs The conversation was quite general, and
JuareE seemed very much st home and quis,ly
genial and good.hoarted. Our affairs seemed 10
interest hlm and his ministers very much. They
asked about several Of our generas, and seemed to
be pretty well informed 80 70 Whist they have done
during the war. They expressed . strong hops
that tic army would be kept up 70 On imposing
s,ron 9Th until the process OF rsconstructon should
DO completely and satisfactorily concluded
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correspondent Of sAo Chicago REPUBLloAs,
writing from VI PAsco, gives the iolosins acc, mt
ofs visit 70 Pr Hdent Juaroz
Under convoy Of ihe Minister Of Foreign AFsirs
We went to the Presidents lodgings Gnd without
any unnecessary ceremony wore ushersd int his
apartments. We had scarcely entered when
Jusrsz csme forth from an .uner room. LIT mo
try TO give you description OF MIN Senior Jaurez
80 nus 70 be N the ncghborhood Of hlIy, Is Of low
stature, stouty built, but though broad in pr por.
hon 10 his height, not corpulent. He Is not much
taller lhsn the late senstor Douglas, though much
bettor formed. HIS face Id Indian in every Gsture
there is no mistake about II. should have og-
zed him Anywhe a. an undenisbls Pueblo.
lie has . good, clear, steady eye, indi-
csuvs Of sslf-possession AMI que, bui
keen paasHAiien. Rs hs . S~I-iarnsd,
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LOCAL NEWS
NEW YORK AND THE VICINITY.

FIRE on BOARD A ASTEAMER-PREsKScK or
MIsD TnE LADY PAssESsRRs.-As the steamer
Plymouth Rock, Of the Fall River line, vas psssins
whitehall Slip on her trip Eaat last evening, ., .
quarter past Ave o'clock hro discovered forward
OF the starboard boiler, and In short time largo
volumes Of black smoke seen to sseend. Tha
boat WA headed In for the Piers the East River,
aud stopped by this time tho pumps Of the steamer
we're At worn, aud the hand pumps we're also worked
with . viii seldom equallod. After adetention Of
eighteen minutes, the fro was subduod, and tho
steamer proceeded on her say. Not the slightest az
chemcnt was shown among the passengers. Some
ladies sitting aft when tho fire commenced did not
oayo thelr seats during tho whole time Of the burn
ing Tho steamers City Of New York and Newport
lay close by this Plymouth Rock until eli danger
pas.
THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE PAIR.-Tho fair
.. vol attended yesterday. A series Of concerts
vas inaugur.ted yesterday afternoon In the piano
and organ room II is expected that Of the first
organists In the city viii play at those concerts.
General Joseph Hooker, II expected. will deliver
lecture on American Machinery on Friday mort, and
Professor Love has been invited TO give lecture
ballooning, sutee, upon which he ofssn sots "high-
though be Is "Loste)"
DEATH OF CAPTAy CHARLEs II. MAR.
SHALL -MEErrSg or TmE usIos LEAGUE Cum
very large meeting Of the Union League Club
Was held lalt evening at the Club Rooms in Union
square, for he pose Of taking action onths
death Of their President, Captain Charles II. Mar
,hal, who died on Saturday night at his residence In
Esst l4th street, reported In the SON Of yestaday.
Appropriate sddresse. were made, and resolutions
suitable to the occasion we're adopted. The funeral
of Captain Marshall will take place at 81 O'Clock to-
day, from the Presbyterian Church, corner Of lxih
street and becoud avenue.
A meeting Of this body will bs hold this syenfns,
AZ the Club Rooms In Union Syuas, for the purpose
OF glying reception 10 the Hon. Mr.. CsAshAm, an
English N y, Mr.. Ca.shtn Ia expected 70 give bis
views on English and American Affairs
DEATH OF THE WARDKs or BELLHvuA
Ho-urAL-Mr. Johs v. white, for several years
Warden Of Be- levuo Hospital, died Of inhammAtory
rheumatism on Saturday The city loses BY his death
faithful oiieor and upright ctizon.
VISIT or THE ST. LOUIS COMMON COUNCIL.
-Yesterday noon, the delegation representing the
Common Council Of 81 Louis, Missouri, called upon
the Mayor Who took the gentlemen through his
Office, and subsequently TO the Governors Room.
where an inspection Of the portraits Of the EI- Mayors
and other distinguished gentlemen Of our city ana
state was had. The keeper Of the City Hall then In
vitod the Suests to collation. In his private room
amer which tho Mayor gave the gentlemen letter Of
Introduction TO the Cemmissioners Of Charities a.4
fCsatiaasd sa ths LAA faGsl
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President tnccln's Reconstruction Policy

A letter Pgr?ortins to have teen written by pre,i-
sont Lincoln to Coa, wtsvorth who iell In the
~ 90 OF the Wilderness, has recently been pub
hsA,d b. the soUrulaS q, ca ADVOCATE. The
following (, an s-'rasti
You desire 20 knov, in the event Of our complete
sucsrss ia Ihc tr'f, t'e taiue hainE followed by
io+ri ana Clcuf.u. rsatuissiln the part Of Ihe
butA II uniyci-Ai AN cstv should not b, accosrpa-
MED wi'h uuivCrsu rIN ave Nov since you knov
nv ~ vate iuc iuatiou. n % what terms should be
srsntei to tho -ou'l 30 the cont neencv meutone l.
lutl be add that II u1r tucUeSs should thus be
sIzcL tU Owed D. such de-Iet rtsuItA tAu't see
Hunivefsal amue-ty 10 ctAn I'd how under he cir
ernstAules can avoid c1actiuC in return uuiver.h
suf u q, orr AZ east, tai age on the las.s OF ute IT.
Ieurs ana uIt g., s,I.lCe. How To better the cuua
hon oi the c1oIed fAre has long been sudy which
hss HUhrtei scripus Ls tAr-tuI Atteu ION hence
It.ink N Z ca -ad tDc4sl 40 10 what eo,Iite |
slR purtle N flt p em.stA iegArdInF Il tes siuus
en'y, as tl- nau0.'t .dtfolsn o. these people, Who
have .o loIolcaiIy yTtirated their mgBhoOd on he
hltt e-he,d, where ari'uEs 20 The life Of the
Leplu!c, thoy have demonsuAted "A blood their
o. { tC tNe 4lloL Hl Is but the humane protec-
too Of the aas they have % ioAFistIly defended.
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&C.. &C., &c.


WAsufSGroS, Sept s5.
This morning anc- the night t-alu from Lynch
turr Va hsi arrived, snd delivered - passengers
&, ~ station In wtshirrton, lt stated TO return 10
AcysnGriA When near Fort Runvon It camn In
eo'.isoa % the 7 o'clock PASSENGER train from
wish nriol, and 'hc conductor, named G. Stryne,
hd both biz ,cfs hros en- Of which er~ sris
suuuta'el. There were hut few pA''enscr- on 'ho
train, sni 70 other. we're seriously injured. Roth
rRius wee Tally Gam'csd; bat this evening the
sa.s Ic', horc 20 tho 90 hour
C'l. sarup, 1hcmss, A.s'Ftsnt Ccr1mis.ioner fc-
Trectuen, AaIr-. "a ,n official communication,
e,,c4 Nc<.'ur- Sep. ~ while rivins his return
br Augu.t 'a". the records Ia that part Of Mis'is
Spo de'tiovcd, and that persons reluctsnt 10
uvair Ito m.s.inr ntounadln. He stated that
ils plantations ucre leased In Louisiana 81 Of them
b. a. rs and - - h',ts' slso 10 in Ms'lss'ppi,
IL ~ tNofr h' whites '-d % ~ tlIck-. There are
5g' nc''r M 81 p or''iions H. Louisiana and MIS-
lr pp, .D., io h's' aud 0',s acre. In the 'sins
ia. .',iu li llWt'0na lesed t'v hitcs. About
ous hi ~ lr Lend. tC' 20 hI'e' was al sndoned
o'i. 'n'lc o,"r.ow OF The Y 49," ppi temon; (;
DO. Ur 10 lHlHr hf.u.Af e Lear bv return cd
~ rh 30 cor.t,7Gl. % .l,,i"s 70 tRc + e.i9en,
sud The he o' Of the dro mt bureaus At Wash ne
tnn, mo- = % hl Iiuas % mi, epn 'en'ri one, IN
order to ''c.' their pnpo-r' .e Colonel slyl, no
prope " ut- tesn lihcil"d ior couh'catou and that
be has metc ro at erp pt 10 dhiri nc LAM IN sna all
lo'' c'o't. n he LreN " would NEE VII strons
Srp1sI'luu from AL part c'. IL would require hero
to Cveru'e o., and military force 10 protect Tho
fCeImnu tu inF the tenn Of their cVo. IT, hc adds,
the u,itiHs .RuiTed 40 tore 5hAllWed by Govern
or Sh-it"v's 1r.ol7m Ion and endorci by tbs Pre-.
sdeuf io lPa ua 'cH that ne 'feoiipon vii remain
Qnet alto cr' On the co Ton t'lds, they are excited
und pa-i','y armed The hope OF Organizing tho
isfor ~ the STATE In srch way that the oe ime u
will Ie.uiu 20 t'c fe IL srd 'rcrt the AGRICULTURAL
NcNlin ife state ~ ace .Glol,.s seems 10 vanish
with ty pIuu uga'lon oi VA. military order. In
conclusion. he avs, be- lcEu Of but Htuo tou he
tc'ucsn freedmen and 'lcr CWp,oyCre. NoNrlv all
the ~ pee. .c tae S-.to wulA ~ on plantations
have teen contracted with, aud euplo ere are an
toIs 60 Rs, CoutLcts for the ysai lSo6, for fear
lstDr vii 10 lard TO set al the beginning Of the
tea-on.
A dispatch from Governor Holden, Of North Caro-
IRA tl'ri Rdeirh. Sept. "a 'ayL With reference 70
tie election OF dee.a'es 10 the State Convent tion
Which took place Thursday;
OuS-hslf Of gue ate has heen he,ri from. Tn,
te'G.t i - fIn' NJ; such n are r''Hd Al
fo"rson, f,eA NJ e, Warren, Donn,ll, Dockery
Caldwell, pck, Bipsn, Phi iDL Byuum, settle
Beryoen, Thompsor, Baxter LHs StArbuck, Gillian
Gnssoiu, NI.uL smltA- Of Johnston, Logan, harris
sai. erthvAlte, &c.