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Costiyeness the Source of Di.euse.-It
Piles, Headache Dizziness Biousness, Sour Ris
ing oppre Of Food Low Spirits Worms. Indigestion
&c, Dr. Iarrisous PERsrALrIc LozEs0Es warranted 20
all these and every form of Dyspepsia, and the only
for Piles either bleeding bndas all outward APP
locations only time and money wasted For sale by
J. s. HARRISON CO., PToprietors, No. l fremont
Temple, Boston, and by oil druggists will be mailed on
receiving go cts, 2524ly
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AQUA De MAGNoLlA. Tho prekt,.s,na
thing" and the most Of Il Tor the least ~ =
consss the odor Of perspira,ion sof,sas higl d
to the skin Is a delightful perfume a,lss ~
Inflammation, and Is a Necessary oompa,] IN
sooI, ~ ,ne hetsery and upon tho toilet y Y
can % op'ain'd everywhere at one dollar psI \, N
Saratoga spring Water, soll sIn
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Heimsreets ininitabie Hair Coloriag has hsr ~,
growing In favor for oyn twenty years. II uPa \
absorbcnts at the roots OF the hair and changes l
and njrre the hair. Heimstreetis Is ssef dys but h
tain In its results. promotes Its growth and taga
HAIR DRESSING. Price 50 cents and si90. so4Hi
dealers
Saratoga Spring Wafer, sold by all DIuzz
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ty different styles, adapted sacred and secular nu
$50 to $500 each. fIFfY-0NE GOLD or SILVER MkAi
or other first premiums awarded them llltasFs,ed0
logues free, Address, MASON s. HAMLIS, Bosses, al
SON BROTHERS, NEW YoEK. StlJ
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9[I73 DROPS

Roors PEsrAcHINE preserves the life Of ins -
changes 1t from gray to its original color in three
preventing the hair from falling; is the best au'
dressing the hair ever found in market; will sure
move dandrud and cure all diseases Of the soap
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rm0M MAasfIAnT0s.

WAsHiaGfoa, Oct. 5=Mneh solieg
ituds IL EXPRESSED, from abroad, con
esrnibg The condition of Secretafy
sewafd. 10 will be gratifying to bis
friends TO learn that his health Is i'm
proving. H - w
Joi' Bogy, Of 81. Louis, II in Wash
ingted, but will not enteri upon his
duties las Commissioned Of Indian
Affairs, 10 which hs was yesterday aps
pointed, until tho first Of November,
Gen, Dix has formally accepted the
French mission, and will leave this
country for Paris towards the Gloss 0i
tho present mouth, lL mn
Attorney General Stansbnry,. yes
tefday, Fage nm opinion chat tho con
tfaet entered into by Mr.. Harlan, late
aserstnry, Of the l1ntsfior, with the
CoaneetioaA Emigration Company
disposipg egysOD, 900 acres Of the re,
sefye lands " The Cherokee Indians
IN Kansas, Az 6he dollar per aefe, can.
not be sustained, aud ought to- bt
Ignored. 14HJ J aal4aa
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NEW Nl.nANgi OtknG,y7sA special
train on tho Louisville, New Albany,
aud Chicago Railroad, returning from
salem, collided this evening about
seven o'clock, half a nile from the
city, with special train which has
been running from the city 10 the
Fair Grounds during. the week One
man, brakeman, was killed, and
several persons slightly wounded,
The locomotives and. I've passenger
coacheF arc q .vreeh Cllethl trains
woro running according TO orders,
The trains woro running about eight
mllos nm hour, round curve The
engineers and dremon escaped being
injured by jumping of their engines.
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anons crkcINNATI.

,CtadtssATf, Oct, 1.-THE westward
bound car of Adams Express Com
pany, on the q. n NJ. Il r., was Gu,
tered on Saturday night, near Seyf
nour, by two men. masked, by means
Of running board on the side Of the
car. They. took the keys from the
iDessengef, and threw off the through
safe from tho car and made their
escape as they had entered. The
through safe was afterwards found in
the woods, some sixty yards from the
track uhihjufed. Total loss from
$1,000 10 Sl50O0. The company
offers d reward Or $1,000 for the ar
rest df The robbers, 9t ole,half foi
eitheE and 91e5qqafteS' Of all money
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Ngw 0BiEANa, Oct. g. Gfsteame}s
Mbhipbmefy and Monterrey sailed for
New Yofkl Little liberty frbms Bal
tfmored aud thet French eeryetts,
Adonia, from Vera Grua Oetober ID,
have, arFlyed, The Adonis reports
att quiet dt Vsfa'C Cruz p" '@'', '".l
Merchants andaiuapitalistsa arc par-
SWING On ly.Afoh thelWett and North
TO eelablgs buhina9s. siioJ meiItlN
The T6pfpiefeifd ,Bdletia al anti.
bullion DhhieWfpafjer,p fGsJme5 bdbliea-
tf,)h f,}Jfiibtfow.1 1361iHF ,4bfooYatF
aiiAn enthpaiEd fire hfoke ont lakI
night in. the rqarpf tho second Dis
triotp .eQnsgming = pleek OF frame
dwgllipggg Loss, VIZ 9OO ihaurapee
M 600. = f'"hs'l27 p o"'aN 1'haAa9
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rmoM OTTAWA, CANADA.

OTTAWA, Oct 6s-1ho Government
Is inluirine into tho recent search by
the British gunboat Rescue, on Lake
Erie, Of the steamer Congress-, smiling
under the United States colors II Is
reported that tho American Govern
mcnl has demanded an apology, The
British Consul AZ Buffalo has Inform
ed The Canadian -Gnyarnmant that the
eleNmor Congress il TO bo armed as n
Fenian vossol TO, nIlhckltho chipping
et towns on Lake, Erie, ,fna.l
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YaOm wAsIIIaaToN.

fWAsHiAaT0H, Oct. IA telegram
has been received here, dated Salem,
Oregon, October 9Th, saying, to-day
the Oregon Legislature virtually ezA
plunged the former notifications Of the
Constitutional Amendment. by q vote
Of tWentyrf -four ayes against twenty,
three nays,
The health Of Secretary seward ID,
to-day, much improved lie hasbeeh
9ble to leave his room, aud the present
prospect y. that be viii soon resume
his official duties.
Col. Tb6s. y. Kelley and Captain
John Caflerty waited On the President
yesterday, and laid bsfofe him the
ense of certain hatufaliged citizens
still held as prisoners inl Ireland by
the Government Of Great Britain, on
suspieioh Of completely Ia Fenian
revolutionary fneasanesj together with
resolutions recently adopted at n
meeting held In New York, making
faa appeal III their behalf that the
honor aud dignity Of the United
states has heen seriously Compounded
ia our foreign ralati0ns by th6se hay-
ine charge Of them both at hoIne and
aBfoad, and asking that Minister
Adams and Consul West. At Dublin,
and Eastman, I'D Cork, be inmediate-
ly recalled for having ms the reseln'
ti0n ASSERTS, aeqnieeeed ih tho declar-
ed doctrine Of England, that subjects
Of that country could not throw of
their ellegianee to the power of Greet
Britain lbyy assuming flte duties 9aa
status Of Unitad, States citizens. ~
The President received the delega
Iion with courtesy, bat IL seoms that
| the iptetYieN wns not sSiisfactory V
| the delegation 4H.It la 4a5Ias ggts.4
| By direetionof the fresident, Lieu.
| tenant II. o. CfiimmGF. 2lst NJ. "
cavalry, has been feinstated, with tbs
renewd, Of tho sE9ppage of pay hnf
| liallDwanges. .4isA vii bG demambsred bs
was dismissed hi July, 1863. for allow
ing the enlisted men in his c0pmhnt
t6r Violate orders IIe llhis khtisfef
the Presidehbof the iiBjldnccaof Nj
lsdiatfiiseaalHaH ad1 Hi ai iafa fns feff
The stbtsiay1t bfE68p6tts from thi,
port for the last nine months, show
an inefease Of, over two millions o
dollars Ia, ,menehnhdise, two mi illioni
Ave HUNDRED i'thoush1d d4lldrs II
lfeesure,, aboge, thd eoffespondilI
hperiod for alaatyearg The increase Il
fohtihge Ii thirty fiyoi thousand t0nB
tho increase la domestic exports 4
two millions eight hundred thonean'
dollaraj 1apns1S = ral0 - ltfYnatl
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rmnnf 4nN0rNNATI.

do1R - 0hi1 Tm6Jaay dadroyeJ
pRino'a carriage shop, Wildman II
Warmers grocery, Stohl'a shoe store
Coulter q l'erguson'a graeory, aud
Acycral dwellings. Loss slB,00O fA
!. CiNctNNATt.. Oct. o.. The riyer has
fallen three fuet with nineteen feet
ton inches Of water In tho ohanueE
Weather. cloudy THERMOMETERS co.
Barometer 30 ~ la aua Ipol@ tpu
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TERRE HAUTE.


orand Union daily II Terre nAute.-.
Procession one hour and quarter
long 80 10000 People present -.
Ugefw lie lining i EnthpaiaAni -s-s A
lhaFneteriaLIe or UeEa0eFaey -.-
Grand Equestrian Procession Of
Ladies'.
Bm SiidHt<l sss+afrfs nFnI 8ku0H
TEaRK IiAUfg, Oct u.
Special 10 the J0gAHAL,
e1'he Unish decentralization here 10.
day fully eaualled, II not eaeelled,
anything Of the, Kind heretofore wit
messed n tie State, The humber
present was estimated at least 10000
people, Tht PROCESSION Was one hour
aud fifteen minutes passing a given
pdtat 90 Maip. htrsfte The whelAof
Main Street, aud streets contiguous t0
IL, we're one sea of living, moving hus
manity aa far as the eye could reach
Ia the procession were several hun
dred ladies on horseback gAily deco.
rated with tinsei stars, preceded by q
representation of the HoddbaA'bf Lib
CITY, There were over one thousand
Com Rockville and points north ei
here, 6ve hundred from Paris, and
many more from points west o.
there, The house whefe the banners,
60, were being kept was broken open
fast night by sqpe conscientious, Cop
pfrbeads, aud most n, then, destroyed
The notices on the bRppeYa yqre good
Oneia particular, representing nam
moth bottle of old Hoasboa. aud un
.derlt was inscribed Andrew John
sons best friend. Hf,Anoihaf was. .
1nrgs wagon load Of young girls drezA
cd ia white, with nm inHerdpti6I
WlfAihers, save ths country we CD
sahveourselyes lrpnpnegro equality =
The whola procession Iaardhsd u
Jady'a Grove, whefdf Apeeehes wdfI
made from twe AtnndsF by s6naEs
fame, Of Indiana, anil Mckee, .
Kentucky. General Ideth fdlled y
got hero, The stores, for thbl mos
nart, were olosed' and bhAFhssA va
generally sgspqndedl .ye, 80.
The street, .Prf gPIIyl f9aefalla,dl WIZ VIZ
ilaga' nndgqA, YAiEe alld ,Blpe halqglp!i 1!
in fealpQns eprQ7F the 4treeia, Tl
greateHt enthusIqfm prevails nm
Thia. hae beep aa, eyaqtgul dw I
tho hisiqrX 9f old vieo, and qne thp
will noti aQpn ha forgotten by th
thousands assembled hereas she 4
good For Ax hundred mpiofiiy II
General Wnshburne. What litfl
.hopo aud enthusiasm that was ipguHe
into the, dopporbeada from their r.
cehG agale III the ahhpo Or u bffbetp'
has b0en completely sauolehed QQ
no nieht there In 10 he grand torel
llghf'pr6edasiop aud illuminttion.
.uaiidHfsa vel atjs tHH DiA4lsltN Eil.
it'f fl LaizlN NfH
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IA LosnoNk Oct, g+t ly the treaty be
tween Italy aud Anstria, tho former
acquires the t4rtitoty 6f y6n6tia AA. II
e4fbihd under the Aomitfion Of A nh
itria, aud the.dei1t OF Veoetiiil amount
ing t0tAlftgs6ge mllionildrina, ,liB,ae+
sumed by the. .ltalign Gpvernment, t,.,,
1ayEifrOoi.. Oct, 6.-The etealnsiiI,
| China, FROM Boston on tRe 26th ult.i
arrived here to-day C0tttn sales TO
day, 10 900 bales, IA decline Of ll
Middling Uplands arc aaniet n, Md,
Tallow Il firm conaola, sOi u. y
Fiye-twenties, 7Ol, Ill Central, 9s3,
.firie B24 lo7a't ia f5fi7f 7al ~
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IA NeWAlbany special 10 the Demo.
erdt reports collision last evening
betweefi an excursion tfain from IA
lem and the Fair Grounds excursion
train. John Cayanausb, brakeman,
being killed, Benjamin Walker and
TWO others Aangeronsly hurt, and
abont tWeuty slightly injured.
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paom eAtmo

CAfRo, Oct, G.-Ool. Stencil, Of
Texas, and Col, BiBgban, Of Ala.
hama, constituting IA de.egat on Of
Southern loyaliHts, arrived here yfsteTr
days They attempted 10 make .
speech, but there was eileb n gseat
tnnalt IN the crowd that the epeak
efs could NOT proeeed, Mayor vii.
son went 90 the stand While, Stencil
was trying to speak and urged the
people 10 PRESERVE order, at The same
time statiiig that he had no sympathy
with the meebihg, but bis advice WAX
disfegarded and tbs meetinG was bro.
ken up, The Democrats kept. up Do
monsffati6hs until after midnight
They tore The national flag from the
bbffieo of the tlteatepl Coils. AtaEitgl
aud Hlughafpylett for Sk Louiq this
morning, and tho city j noY quiet, n
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month, This appointment II made
ia defafantsit6 thu request vi, Ihslcitl
zens 0f ~. Louis, who claim thai the
Commissioner 0f Indian Affairs
should be selected FROM AMONG gen
tlemen whose experiences has enabled
them ~ comprehend the Interests
aud necessities or the Indian tribes,
which ID is urged most Of the bust
ness with Indian territories 10 traHsz
acted ~ In some way passes through
~, Louis, / u stated, among other
things, also, pthat contracts
for transportation ta has i. been
made by the Indian Bureau with pits
izens 0P New York, 10 the exclusion
Or Western gep Wbo peftQfm the
work, The contractors afterwgfd
nIljLlat theif contracts Al greatly 70
dueaa prices 10 Missouri men, thus
bbeketibg7A lafEe amount of money
without risk OF labor or peffofmlng
tho stipnlat6ns of the contract,
"A HffbM's 's Washington special says
the Commissioner of the Freedmen >
Bureau has received rfporta from
fer the month of August, NIL Of which
continue 70 glYq highly Encouraging
accounts Of tho return Of peace aud
tranquility 10 these States, The
freedmen are generally employed aud
industrious, aud are Raialpg pqge nenr
fdfnea In tho whites. Everything in
didatea desire on tho part Of the
people ta welcome the day that will
rektofe quiet and harmony to that
section of the country. Among DER
tain dlassfs, the ald .antlpathy ~ thf
Hrsadmen d Bureau sfill eElsts, and
when disposed % resist tho most dis
tasteful feauifeHanta 0f The law, MANY
Of them esinee decided distrnat 0i
any intertefenee on the pagt Of the
officers 0H tho Hnfdau.aasg Haa 4atsi
The Assistant Commissioner Of the
bureau ia the State Of Alabama re-
/ ports That daring the month or Ap
gust l9i 7A0 rationa were issued II
1865 refugees, 10 d cost Of ws4 ,gTh
D2,6l Z fations we're issued to Bs0fF
i freedmen, at cpHt nf #lg,0a4s14 aoil
The Aaaistant COMMISSIONER ol
AnLanaaat states that Ia tho same
month he, isFued GI2d5i ratiqps 10 40t
trqedwep,, t4pde plpiS fAqonAa weff
lshHNh ~ 4tg EaiRGaNeT fNgNAHkE
Tie total numjer %. ratIdnA iseuet
wa@ ! 1901 to S57 .fersaiiA, ~ II t67fp
Hl4blT, haHa ao i1uaisuea a9lfsap40
''' NV Y6aKs, Oct 6.744,Ths ffoiiad D
1ttHliebs slfaVennnninintnaly alehtedlth,
F'tsly Mr., futile to bB 1ilhhttt NTH
new dieeeeeiof Monta naand Negada
Which Nna rendered yAeahtb by the.fe
flEal Of d. sHQYe t9 S6gqipt " 6fte
Convention, Mr. 1uttle, the nos
prelnte IL comparatively young, hay
Ing only attained his thirty sixth year
NEw-1eRaSs Detz6 ainE pfbpozeo
visit Of the Seventh regiment Of thi
city to the Paris exhibition, mex
summer. II attrnet!natattentlon on tn
I other side Of tho Atlantic, Alread
large sum, said to be one hundre,
tlioaihnd hsa lbeah' proFidddiFbf Oh
entertainment of the regiment II
London, aud the American resident
Of Paris, as we'll nA those of London
viii be- delegated TO honor the ex9ut
, Hionists ia every way, 49,
NV Yoait, Oh G. -Tht Jl(raia
Buffalo apeoial anya;
-Four Fonian prisoners recently con
fined IN the W6llurd Jail, were re
moved 10 Toronto They will bear
raneed next weok Their n0me# ~
Patrick kealjng nayld pdnu Pete
dunn aud VIM. Dugan. ael al
!" .H. u 81
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NEW YoRk Oct 1.-THE Amerioab
Board 6f MisABAA bf'the' Protestant
Episcopal Ghnrch met again yeslefi
day aud continued their deliberations.
-CuaaLaarallu dlsGasAlon took place
with reeatl w jug AtIhkY9n ~ Greece,
The Ihsh6b bNof CbId.hdo read M
important paper on the condition of
religion IN that state
The bnihrHa Of The Bphrsl having
heen finished, they adjourned At late
houR ay. Haf4a.yt aIfs IIutla
a merchant Of this city proposes
that 1 tleh 9Th resi,nen b ahonld Fbe
Aedttd tlla exhibition in pms 1iext
.year, the eQmuqereial pen Of the city
ought ta eohtribute 10 aoffay Ahe Ok
pensor of the trip, aud lao heads the
list with SlD0QO FHs -
Only three cases ~ oholcra we're
reported and only twd burial permits
Tor cholera dead were issued
Judge Sutherland has denied the
motion for nmanlamnh .toruhpvl the
Board of Supervisors Of Richmond
County 20 raise ilindp for tho payment
of a police for the district The mo-
ton was mado on tho part Of The
Police Commissioners, the Hoard
having been authorized by tho Logis-
lature to raise tho mdnay
A Herald Ottawa ar0eihl says tho
Canadian volunteerAhay commenced
diabanding. The civil aorviee corps
has boen diabandod at Ottawa.
A HtFhh Hartford tpeoial says
Fullor, The teller OF the Hartford Ma.
tionaf Raifk, who wAf charged with
tho robbery of $50 GOO worth Of bonds
belonging 10 II gal, .WilcQl y mer-
chant of that city, was arrested by the
latter on q civil auit, yesterday, and
released on 10000 bond, He WIS
again arrested during tho day on a
criminal suit brought hy the bank
aud placed under So, 900 hond 60 np.
pear ia the polieo Court to-day The
oompromiHe botweon tho Interested
rorti@@..l @.l,.l.Y ,hPt vas vas -gSgesteq yesterday
A Heraid Montreal apeoial aaya
La the billiard match between piui
aud MeDoyitt, for the championship
of America aud the Provioeos, Dior
won, at t. o'clock, last night, by 22I
lpointa, ftt4 Hl4st..4
A Times Washington special any
Hon, Louis N. BoPy, of ~. Louis
wac to ,day appointed uommimiener o
Indian Affairs, ii place Of Mr. Cooley
TO take eiioct on tho lat Of nox
ast lietehva .vaags faua
@aa
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NEws az siAnLE.

/ n dTRInsrE, Oct. 2 1.-The insureent
.iudsdmtnI among tho Cnatanso was
sprehdihs rapidly. The Cabinet Of
the Porte talk aofi eehsing relations
with Greece altogether. bobhe sli
iiaBtRtdNp Oct ,7llT lThepotene. taking
the recent kingdom Of lfanoscr, was
promulgated by tie Govern njubt yes
terday The loytllty0f the people, in
all onaes. h demnndedg ffna 19i' boo
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rnnm aAN rnANtrsoo, NAl..

SAN FnANclsco, Ual1 Oct G.
Breyet Brigadier Geucral Richard
@. Drum, Assistant Adiutant General,
u. \. A., has becn relieved from duty
here, aud ordered to Philadelphia.
The United States steamer Wander
bilt.. which win convey Queen Emma
20 tie Sandwich Islands, is now ready
for son II IL understood that Admi,
raj Hatcher win accompany thcQueer
pon her voyage tai 81 go taa
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TlIlsyM WV OigLrANs.

New QatEANs, Oct, 7@Arriygd
Fanny shley from New York, Sail
ed, Gen. Meade for New York,
The TieoH1be docs not deny the
statement of last evening ia Us allu.
sion 10. the Constitutional Amend
ineBb. and ibis morning republisbed
that d6Gument, ......, o...f w III
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n NkWAaK. N, j., Oct. O. The Demo-
cfats Of Essex County, have nomina.
ted Gen. A. j, Baldwin, Of South
Orange, for State Senator. ~ ~ ~,
The chbrter election 10 this city
takes place on Tuesday next "a ~
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PROM i.odiIsVIalLE.

"d LOUISVILLE, Oct 2. 7.MGeo. B. Simp.
son, agBht for Wood, Eddy n Co.'S
lotteries, committed suicide this morn
ing by shQotipg himself Domestic
difficulties are assigned as the cause
The New Albany Fair last week
closed Saturday evening, and was
Quito auocesaful rn h9in
dl A largo crowd thronged the levee
at Portland this evening TO witness
the departure i of the new steamer
Robert H. Lee for New Orleans, her
first trip. A splendid banquet was
given on board TO tho passengers aud
invited guestsi before the steamer
sailed af .aa
On Saturday evening, near Soy
mour, two men, masked, jumped into
the Adams Express car attached TO
the trrin hence to indianapolis,
Threatened tho life Of tho messenger,
broke open ,tho way safe, took several
thousand dollars thereir0m, aud
pitched tho through safe out Of the
car, but neglected TO get tire key. by
the usual signs, they caused the train
10 be checked up, and then started
I The engineer, apprised Of difficulty
ran tho train back, when the through
safe was recovered. with its contents
huuhatmnd. No clue to the robbers.
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: SAN lfaANofsoO, f October q. .sstThd
harqne Aualrilip Sgdney hfinga datea
tolJgly23, ten days later than steam
or ndvieeA.
IoThe ihsargont ship; ketherldnd,
was wrecked on * ing Is lsland about
guly 2,id The paasengerB, number
lug l5a, were gaYad, ,t.s-I.., f..-..
A ketoh, namo unknown, had
fbnndorod wlthdll on board. ~
g The tug Bangorz waA wrecked July
4thi crew saved 9n', Lodi J
.t The .barquo Weat Hartley No. |
was also loatf crew saved.
There waa y reported discovery Of
petroleum. atiAdeaid. IL roAe9to the
surface from q depth Of 80 feet, aa
Calilorpin flour aud wheat were SUI
poraeding nll other kinds. Extreme
quotation Of Aonr at sydney was GIG
f0afper ton; wheat, 6s. Cd. por bush,
el. The bank nj Pfysbiane suspended
naymenton July -24tl,,----z-s.-.-.---.------
Queen Emma waa officially visited
last evening by the Governor, Major
Gen Hnlleck, Admiral Shalther and
other officers of the army and navy
Sho aiao attended Il grand review oI
tho tfoops to-day an,lef Official invita-.
tion. She expressed much gratilica'
tion nj tho attention, bestowed upot
her. She expects toleaveon Monday
Trade lpngulshes, but Jobbing con
tinuos far. The wheat market i
firm. $t 62l was offered for a ehoic,
| lot, but tho general price IN 81 6o(a
| go pef hundred pounds. o. q
Tho ,Iluion Insurance Company
have declared a. dividend for th,
quarter ending September 30th. ' o..
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PROM roI.rn,,.

TOLEDO, Oct 6. Tho fro hero Yes
terday afternoon destroyed the brass
works of Fulton Henderson, and two
small buildings adjoining. J4oss, $40,
600; uninsured pho famos spread
tu flio lumber yard of u. II Kenmore
&Co. damn gidg stock ltd dthoi9amou nj
Of $4,000 cuSetbtl bs'itapranoo
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a 1on0Rua4 G,d W. Oct 6.4- Thdlfr.
eeipie qf wheat Yesterday wqre3lNQ0
bnsbelgn Prime Fall wheat u eagerly
bought 1T III 55(@l G5 fetclpA Of
barley 1900 bushels, selling Al 65c,