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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-11

sshr Alder. Mason, Rose, Washington, Dovsn Bruni
Rehr Maine Law Amsbnry, Boston-MeteAIf Duncan
siS9p Ben sssss Quincy Now hAYsn-sAehssa fooAef
1vse Arrived. tf's a"f
ass SssnsI ss.. a.a 1sd sw S SsS a !Ss
Bay from Go.abSrs Z o r sSscn
Bar os Saxon 70 OBJ narrson AsOa Bay 0Sh - days
Brig susan Thompson lBrA Downing. opor'o' 81 days
Brig Bogos B Negro car,hssena "A days.. with coffee
mig John FrcsHGh. Lonas Mobile, n days with cotton,
10 s Lewis Co
sS Eaiy Aan B Is" b ssS,sna az Grand
days. with mahogany 40 70 vessels Aug LAT 81 lon
% s. ~ s s I wssssa he
s sS S a. E. il
81 cf h.' baSd aS q od john NIB days.
viii saPp ss @ sp ps, Windsor is asy. win
seSr Kshamos Cole Ok LSsan via Holmes, Hole is days.
sehr i sst e,r'' Weber, Portland;
sohr Asenara, Birch, ellsworth
Scar yendoyi Gregory. BangSr r;nao.,
s seSr 5aa s Bsser N Baker Bah
schr n Fillmore. Brown, Boston.
s sssI H Hss p nsi New Sss h sssSEs
sshr FAR Wind, Basraan, New BsstoIs
scSr Repa5lie Chase. New bedford.
s sssI S %ss ss ss'nH s. Fe- bur 'ss'
Schr Lucy Church, Casn, Nantucket
6chr Hannah wllets Boult stoningtor.
Bchr jenny Lind. Graves Newport
sehr Fanny Fern, Sanders, Newport
schr America, Reynolds Providence
schr Henry Morse Davis Providence
Hohr Ann sAiter, Baker Providence.
Schr z j Scott, Arnold, Providence.
Schr Copy, wheeler. Providence.
schI Benz Strong Brown. Providencs.
schr Heaton. Harris Providence
s sSr ai%sn a.TSR n.. n.i s.S:
schr Chase Chase, Prosidence.
Schf j y Wallace Allen. New Haven.
Sehr w Tyler, Tyler, New Haven.
Schr Percy Copp, New Haven.
Schr Neranda, Ponds New Haven.
schr II Taber, Arnold, New Haven.
Schr New London Vail, New London
Schr Eva. Wickson, Norwich.
sehr Hayt. Hayt, Hartford.
Schr II Smith, Hayes, Hartford.
Schr Celesia Hall, Portland, Conn.
Schr GildefsleeVe Carroll Portland, Conn.
schr Wright, Nckerson Portland Conn.
Schr shaler Brewer Portland, Conn.
6chr Smith, Mason, Portland, Conn.
sehr Maria Hall, Lawrence, Portland, Conn.
Sloop Harvest Corwin, Providence.
RETuRSLp-s Alice Banded, ShotweL heIte 9th inst
for Kingston, jam Same day on the Highlands discover
ed the weasel % be leaking badly returned for examination
aud repairs
Brig Omaha, from Barbados, 9th has cargo Of
lasses and IL consigned 10 II Tfovbridgs's Sons.
sailed.
Steamship Manhattan.
Wind at sunset NV.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


BrrRscn-kEasy Thursday, August q, By The
Rev Dr. Weed psstor ~ Allen street Methodist Eps opal
church, ApAss Rrrrssnr, % this city % Jutu KEs.T.
OF NOrthport. r. l.
IYLMa-MA ssnAII.--At While Plains, "Wednesday
lugaSi g by The nev. Martin Moody, GiLaEsg HEApr
rrLgr - Newcastle. 70 JoKrmgE haEyHAiI, ~ New
York city.
v.S CmunEs-Ms,p On Thursiav August . by the
Rev Frederick snl HKsRY VAN GuuDsn, % For, Ice,
n ~ - Mics M,ny Ng.D ~ the place, daughter
o. the isie Rsv = Mead, of Phsdelphis.
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spECIAI. NOTICES.

SPECIAL. NOTICES.
u PERSONS AM CAUTIONED A1AiEaT MOO
n haung or ~ any wAy paytnf yur eh.csF Nos ~ ~
I'd NJ sa " nruwr, SO zach Au1 ceTfif "a
- b. The Aarrean T4ehnngs National Hauk stolen FRI
s.id d Erowa M.adviIs, "a, payfpnnt has bu1n
siopr-f. HtskPHNIlL. rHRFsAr a 20
THARfTABLg.-HoN FOR IsCURABLEs.-ruIs
~ in.,tlNon IL now open tLs reception ~ patients
Application may b made y ths Rsy wAsHis0roH ROD
NAN West Yarns. New Yors. Donations 70 the " ahle
revived ~ w. v RANDOLPH TrsAs IL We'll at Mo-.
yors Funds sooed 70 provide r. NE rs-sytgn ~
presrnung peculiar snd CONT csa % CHRIS
uan sympathy.
rrnF PUEBLO lHE CAUTIONED NOR 70 NEGOTIATE
Tor two certain prunissoIy no.s fyr hfsen husdfsi
ard CITY dollars f 40 esrh drawn BY " NJ order ~
a. M.sdol, dated ihs ~ a Apr lsS ard payable ges
elv ave and seven afeF date payable
Aeras ~ 7i Fesri siTesi, thu consideration
: PHILIP RuHkEI.
View oslesns, IL.
Wv Yoa. .nyusip nts.
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rf,HE BELMONT RYrpgAr,
Il DpTNED IN lstL
nov srsuslssiy fsPRntATFx snd u assrnsf
persons 81 iu,sny~rs,e bsita hs nsans u
81 overcoming uAnfhi1 srIeats fur
smulsiina frna~ TIC situatl3n healthy AID r~fsd
aal s'susry b~nuufut The iussiiu loo
about Nei'g Eve ssefdcrs, b. VII - sftrn1.d
r.res.fty lslaiGrf
dKo. wAKkAAs B-i,n r, Retreat oa.bsc
Our.Es Angus a lT
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NV PUBLICATIONS.

rWvu0rDyffst vrw ~ NAnWiaGN -ros.
n t.ssfss asssf " gsgss - - .as ftslea SO 80
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sfs.se& n reMnesMk- tAs yeNf a. as sNat@Fs ~
49,. III 80. tsest W tAs FstaFt ~ sssss 1850
tr~ttfa sffsef a - wsFxi@9 sxf t4a<s sft<~tfefI
a 80 smaf 49, N*f Afrrts 80 - ~
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Two vIDoea rEssIHa VIM gus asp Na
] 80. - y 1922 siA .s-s sssu.-ss = ~.
800 Iss.... ", x F.s',y 80 Ms 4 ss',ss ~,
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MILITARY

MILITARY.
IrsnRD srAH.s ,RNv ACEkCY. ~ BRO ADwAY,
IL -. ra rvpt0gsa fran e. H. str-et r@s rods
sI'v c.on solfe4- ~ ha heirs rapnonsi sssiass
Ne TuaArryr8 adssrtshi3futs fr'eing helf siink ~
boIrtY uafer isys l3Nt fe.aed &C. A-a ~ Ti y AL
afhr f~r hsra eafifle1 So shytf ffry ~
nts Wfar ~ lEf0t 4Mfu, act VI d.
sirr th~if ialf.s ~ - fYla@f -
TIE LECTURE sEAsos.
l.p0ErNSf IgCTunKs DAfLY-r0 GFEfLEAEs
i uult Al ~ 49, fnfk Nufram Il tlate3y - h.eei
Way Ttfae unahr a~ff thsae tsetuTra receive
ss ~ forwarding ceuis Adffnss sfrrrsfr -
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wrsRs. LIau0Us. -.
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Id - Graeffs tss frfnFef % 80 NatN fHf
N 1hIriy n4a'h tirari.
1,Arawns gISR rIt0N ErfIEDs fetAxp frsr
Y r4tt4y ~ az. M tsmullsl a. fff4g Il - - -
vi iB ssd ia Yaa1o #est ssasuneut DltA FfNAW.
-sraKKtrsG rATAWHas IsAaELLA4 AID nItNsa
- sgptrgr Wiues ffuu hAr twFkHf taNe fiWsyst4s
8ft. Wtusa fur Dtftitfse AZ woo Nrgrsra lraff
FEEp 4. ttLkFNs, = Wsrfrh ffsrt
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MARBLE rASTELs.

nsaRBIRfLED SLATE AtNtkLH-NfF ENUN
M sFr~NrwN~~ rY0fs 89fahs hsf its ff1s - aaafHss
\ gfgNARI S. hirh slsaHe hssH@sa TAffg .al4A 49,
Thirfy sitil stfssts
xEannLE sasrgEs THB HENr PLACE ~ rHE
nj 49, u rHFr bsfhs sArtsfs ~ 80 &t~et So
A. 49, h /. g.is.s 10 - kLAbFEH nsfti. Nrks, ~
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-11

sshr Albsrt Mason, Rose. Washington D0-vsn Bruni
eiaeht
sloop ben Stage. Quincy New HaYen-RAckeih Tooker
TaylOr.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-06-07

Nsm.0Drf, 80. Dtai. Ser 9ampfsr linton
BON 9irsrrcol TT nit Is T d ltmme en- tplera.
fGllen bier anssfcn,men er bate pdbrenb oer
Sabrt 80 9ai1asiers, msit burtb 9brlsra psrlcrsn.
Sic ustsrfabrt bausrts 1912 Sage; bic G'eiammts
sael Der qaiiasisrs bstrdst 434 9ie &seonua,
lescenten in Dem Selpitalihtff rurbsn mad Be,
vSaratpsa" ssbraht, uno Die Sranfsn BON Del
Union irusn mad Dem Soipital sei9aft lperbsn
Scr @uperintsnosnt bes 6Uipitals sibt bic SCpss
faus auf Der Linton" su3i Naifasieren unD 2 eemer
Der Mannlhaft an. (@s miro bissmal nidt se:
mslDst, ba6 bic viamusissn Ssutiasn" Die @9ols'
ia einaelhlerpt 6GttsA.) (St5tso
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-06-07

So perse1en hsS SsbsnssSerrli@s
fsitcn. sus Dem Corporal fam Supsilen Elm
Gensral rerben, absr in bslsm Sanoe Der Grtrens
miiYsn mir erleten, baS Elm @sneral Elm @spcral
mire. sair triiien, nab iih Sunbsrte BON hohss,
fslten 8clcntars sSffSiersn INN SisutenantsReusn
In Der rssuldren Mrmee benerhsn, uno jest lsien
mir lcsar, baB elm ae.pelsner Brisaeisr fd in Der
rusularsn 9rmes NIT elmer uhisrrffSisrfteue Re.
sniist fat unh als FOLDER in Saint Scuts 2isnil
fhnf
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-06-07
Srrentif menShIib.

gcmms: GU elmer Same, Die iid in 8ssfsis
tnns zines teiabrtsn Serrn 8leiosritcife prrlesen
ldBD: pDiss iinb bic mebernifsn Brautroben; btss
'le !. .. 1T dubsrf ssiHmadpoa. Nlsin 8riulsin,
bitten sic nur Den Germ @rcbpapa bier, hab st
Sbnen Die @Dbe faufs."
9err: rSisis Dame 1T msine 8raut."
Commits: nSp-i Sam bite ia taulsnf
Nlal UNI GniIaulcisuns." - Graulirts.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-06-07

= Sin @cusse i'm Wsfsn fAreibt. baB Elm Mann
h bort in uSrcnble@ setradt BAT, neil sr SpeSruus
IN natm. Dafislbe Fat bier iacn manhsr sstban,
Der nur cine nabn,.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-06-07

vgs 1T ssihsbsn! 9ie 8rhesr taesn mid mit'
tbenb ron iih aeitebsn Die SHUTTER BAT mid pers
fuht! Mls fie beuie Mcrsen BON @icarec erfnts
rem, Sole ie niht 9isr, iusren liena 9aris, brans
gen in feline Wchnuns, no nod Graneesec uno Der
fransS7ihe 9ata lih tefanben.s Sie nurhnhaltsn
eeen shrant, neil Fe Der @erfiherunS oes Oie'
nsrs. cab er tereits absersif iei, nibtransn. Als
Fe enslh bic gBcbnun9 perlaiien, fhltd isnsn Der
|nebertrGAtise 9afai mad, unb ersdelts ttnsn, naB
mir bort sewsisn.. oab Sole NIT RisarbO auassfab'
rem, unb niAt metr surifsefsbrt lsi.
vRurs scr Naht febrten iie piener III uns snriif,
lteBsn mid uno @easeo In bic Bitliptbsf rnfen,
iro siismanp mar. gsie ica i4 ben arsen Anftritt
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-06-07
Spauiid)e Had)e.
(S6lub.)
Das ieber1e6en.

5. Oas 98ieber1eben.
Donna Wsreso Be Mcrsnc unb i6re @S6ne pa.
rem nur al;u aenau BON ben Mnirefentdt Son Sos
Zee tn 8aris untsrihtst prrhen. Sod mir nebs
men uns bic @rlaubniB, enen neustsrissn Blid in
nas perfhtriesene Sasetuh Gmilia's III perfen.
nnS ben Gortsans hieles biitsrn greisniies baraus
5m erfabren.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-26

STRANGE REoNEsr or i CeHDEkSED NAN.
On Thursday evening, ab0ut III o'clock,
1.-THE night before his execution, Ferris, the
wife murderer, asked permission TO seethe
sslioRs upon which he was to be hung.
The reauest startled che Keepers, but 1t
was granted. sAs be stood looking at the
cross. beam be pulled away ct bis cigar in
4 noncAaldAt manner, and asked Mr.. Fin
ley, The night keeper, Xhp stood at his side,
s. sMhere = thu Eepe ~ Having been shown
the hole thRoagh which Is vas 10 pass, he
TUNED en- III hal anlSad quietly, g Well,
ltkatlSixlI Z wantsc 20. He thenS walked
around the yard, hooking up e6arelsssly ct
'tha n560f Snd ifarS dsn66kln9 the 6esn
s4tlle, h Sso tien S1ddae}e4 into The
biiit04 xhlS tinnatufei cbnduct of Fer
IxasyglFpgfaed even ,hh &eepefA who ar6
.blopd ShtIl VIA 3 - s.: Yilj1y, Who hss
sifhsnod ylni1 Snt = ~ 20 :duripe IL
e. II ~ lf4t TIKI x6n6 1T
- y 1lx (6ld emned1 nA4 he evoe
80 NJ oN3 .epJlQ1a
- e.! =! g Z 80 ns.a.
VI -: :, Z. !,
: ! ! !!
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-26

u A CoSrRITE SPIRIf.-Thsl editor Of the
Crawford (Ohio) Journal Is i genefods-.
hearted youth. he bolted the congress
sional nomiAtion Of D. A. Finney, and
fought the battle through TO the end. !. He
was beaten, and Finney was elected ;whsre-
upon he csndidE remarks 80
/" Though perhaps not more abusive than
other Journals IN the district, We have al
Msys endeavorsd % lsgo one better, land
have probably added few to the Astof
our. personal enemies. It Is all over now,
however, and as an evidence Of our good
feeling, we win take this opportunity 81
saying sboldly and openly that II, during
the campaign. We hsye; aid Or done any
thing fbr which We stc sorry, We are ready
Ind willing 70 b forgiven ~ q
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A FUNNY FELLow.-A man by the name
of O'Rourke on Saturday undertook to 60
shooting for rail birds. In reaching for his
powder flask. he dropped IL into,a tub %
water. This by no means disheartsned him
from enjoying the half holiday he had
taken from the foundry Of North, Chase &
North, in which he Is employed. BE
poured the powder into . fryingrpan and
dried It over the FIRE. The result can be
easily guessed at. Mr.. O'Rourke was blown
into the, yard with his head SO singed that
he looked like prize-fighter. Luckily for
him, he, received no bodily injury. His
hair, beard, and eyebrows were taken of
as closely as Il by . razor Philadelphia
Gnxsfts. ss.toSaa ,1ai 3D.. 4fafEE
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The Philsdelphis correspondent Of the
London Times announces that company
has been formed to exhume the treasure
buried by Captain Kidd, 90 pirate OF the
seventeenth. century" and that tne com
pany is guided BY the son, OF man VINO
possessed Kidd's confidence. That son
must be what Mr. Artennhs Ward would
call Q /" healthy old boy by now. ~
The Charlottesville Chronicle announces
that the g Friends Of Temperance : are IN
session in that place, but the proceedings
beiur .secrat. Il cannot tell what Is being
done. The Chronicle evidently has no
= local. -I3dai5o ieIfGd @
The .Lynchburg Republican announces
the death of !" the venerable and estims-
ble'' Colonel L. C. Arthur, OF Bedford:
He was a member Of the Constitutional
Conventions of 1880 and 1850. &
A. +. Leonard consented to run for the
House of Delegates in Norfolk, against Mr..
Belote, at the election held yesterday.
; A large wooden factory is about to be
erected near Leesburg, Va. rs
Professor yLasquereux, assistant geolo-
gist with DR.. Dale. Owen, says coal has
already been found and surveyed in twelve
counties In Arkansas, and just in those that
are furthest from the great coal basin which
extends east of the Mississippi. The mine
raj becomes still more valuable from the
situation Of the coal-basin along the Ar
kansas river and on both sides Of it. 81
AT q recent trip of one of the eastern
coast steamers it was thought for time
that the boat was in danger, and all the
passengers put on ife-preservers with the
exception Of an old lady, who declared
with great emphasis that she had rather
sink than 60 floating around.
A German journal says that Bavarian
soldier, on being asked why the army wore
cocks feathers in their caps, replied that
as the Prussians have eaten up all the
cocks and hens in the country, the Bavarian
troops wear the feathers to show that no.
thing else was left, "
The gift of invisibility was formerly be-
ieved to be uprocnrable by means Of fern
seed; hut no peculiar power Of rendering
people invisible resides especially in the
seed of fern. Put on any very seedy suit
Of clothes and walk about in the streets.
You will, very soon find that your acquaint-
ances will pass you without seeing you.-.
Punch. 7" '''
A Massachusetts, paper says that elec-
tricity is now used with great success in
stead of fire, in exploding the charges of
nitro-glycerine used in blasting at the
Hoosac tunnel. IF. g.I!al
John Browns, widow is living at Red
Bluff, California. -na
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A FRrr PAssAaE DEARLY BorcHr.-An

A FREE PASSAGE DEARLY B0rGHT.-An
snecdote from a Lyons paper has been
going the rounds of the Paris press. Some
of the journals doubt its truth; but 81 non
Zero ben trouato. It is as follows: Some
DAYS ago, about IL o'clock at night, an IN.
diyidual dressed in q blue blouse presented
himself at the Lyons railway station. His
entrance was hailed with o cry Of general
terror. The man In blue blouse was not
alone, but led in by q string . splendid
bear The bear was muzzled, and fol-
lowed his master, balancing his enormous
head and Jogging bis enormous body as he
proceeded. The persons present soon re-
covered from their fright, for the bear
seemed quite accustomed to human COM
pany, and demeaned himself quite like a
model Bruin. His docility and gentleness
gained the esteem Of the less bold and the
caresses of the. more courageous. The
bell of starting was about to ring; the mas
ter passed to the wicket and took third
class ticket for Marseilles, and then con-
Quoted Jack flor that was the title Of the
interesting animal) to the weighing ma
chine. They there pasted number, Undue
course, upon his red-brown fur; his master
turned out very modest sum as the charge
of his transport, and Jack was installed in
q special wagon. =
And so the train started. Some miles
beyond Dion one Of the railway servants
had the curiosity to look into the conlpart-
ment in which Brlin was deposited. What
was Jack doingi He was unmuzzled, bis
breast half open, at each side of him was
q litre of wine and some Bologna sausage,
and between his paws he held the Petit
journal. Jack did notperceive the aston
ishment which his unusual proceedings ex-
cited in the employee. The train arrived
at Beaune. Here the station master or.
dered the blue blouse to getou of his car
rage, and conducted him to his office.
Jack was there already; . gendarme
watched the door, and during the delay
the train set off again. Jaek was requested
to diyest himself of. his fur, and he and his
companion were questioned. They ac-
knowledged that, not having enough of
money to pay for. both to Marseilles, they
had agreed that one Of them should dress
himself as a bear, to make the journey
cheaper. The two artists have been sent
up to Paris to answer for the fraud on the
company; but worse, they are charged,
m addition, with robbery, for neither Jack
nor his temporary master can account for
how, the bears skin got into their posses
SlOn. &C -, a-.- ~ r 81. +. le.tss@-. y.
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+. kdoIp6us T 81 uf5ds 1ISfjs 30 pub,
.fS6cd . h69fsShyi n MAsldtss ycrq.!-
who killed 4Ec iuf;mous Narat on July Il,
l5eS, and WAS fpilletinDa for Up deed.
From thisH appears that, instead OF ~
q Normandy peasant. Is genesaiy neiieyeoi
she Was noble BY blood = well = ~ m
tellsct, and thst 8 younger siste9 o. Cor
nellie, the dramatic post, was among mel
ancestry. An elder cousin Of hers, VINO
survived until 1851, remembered Charlotte
as one who was grave or, gay, reserved O.
loquaelous, serious or laughing, % the time
warranted but ever With love ior cnii
dren and their compsnionship, and Will
(ss she was wont to say) the manners o.
well-bred young lsdy-according 70 tne
images and traditions Of the De- Corday
f(au3fty IL " Iqtg--<5G q - -
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GENERAL McCLELLAN.-The New York
Journal of Commerce of Tuesday says:
General Nc Clellan has for two years
past been withdrawn from immediate com.
munication with the American public, and
wholly removed from all our political COM
plications. The health OF his family has
claimed bis entire attention. He has pass
ed the last summer at st. Mauritz, q re-
mote and quiet bathing place in Switzer-
land, seldom visited by travellers, whittier
he was sent by the orders Of physicians.
At the latest dates from him he remained
in this village, 1.-THE highest inhabited vii
isge in the world, y detained by the same
causes which have guided all his moves
ments. The hotels were closed, and all
summer travel had ceased but, We are
happy to say, he writes with more cheerful
and hopeful prospects"
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ksfalaA 1Sansfeas-nIe nhstsas sAesssa-Gs'
\ SUxn9 8Nunn - u RsaSss Cssensfeesa,
exS-aeees1aSy DFswIlne's Lssssr-R

kNfsIeN nsansfens- niecpn sisas thesssa-Gs-
] sfss Ssrn1 s1WeaA - o. rstssS Csss.sissss
srs-aseesaasy 1sswilns's Lss'sr- Lays.
stss - ~ - ssf szac ~
isssla ss.sss Nasnrrssox, October - 1885, i
Ii I'D nnportant statements whicn have
49, ~ corcsruine Hexican a9sin md
ths;ss-~Ssns ~ an * 0DhA6Af % demand
., - ~ sr,srSes jnllcted ~ the Alac
- & 49, - ~. Somsaercs u the United
$50 "a Ssss~l SSvs sstYscted nauek sssention. md
] sissySrN a. political party slsuAsicn co1Rssss
zissn sata1y- u -sAS sne4e ~. = sseee.. ass
Law RS suSiecta Il 3 certain hat 20 definite
a.. AZ VNas 81 ~ hAs been obtained
I 81 through ths State Department. Mr.. Seward
& very busy Just now with diplomatic mat
$3.50 tor. and an reports or what wfil be the
. = resuN Of the frequent dellbentions Of pro-
yzz snincut olncials may be regarded ct least
.ssa as,prematare. With reference 70 the re-
, s. ported disposition 70 estAblish 3 protecto-
- I rate over Mexico, there y considerable
= - talk, and Il p asserted that the Senate
e. - woaid not gratify treaty based thereon.
If IL not iuprObsbls that much Of the pre-
! 80 sent specplation will como 70 light only
when the President submits his next an
,nusl messaes to Congress.
s rs Tho powerful argument Of che Secretary
: s. & ar the Interior In support Of the Presi-
: sa dents policy, which b published to-day, Is
- Q source Of much comment, and is pro-
perly regarded a. m evidence that there
will be no backing down on the part Of the
~ President. This, however, has been very
L a0S d1fnitely known from semi-o6icial para
rsphs which, have previously appeared.
We have reports that the excitement in
n" Baltimore with regard to the case of the
i 10 Police Commissioners has materially cool
eddown; but there does not appear to be
: !, 4 sny cessation of the preparations for riot
which the Radicals are vigorously making.
The police are relying upon the various
ssa8 Radical armed organizations to resist their
removal from office, and It appears that
Governor Swami has determined TO appeal
~. tosthe General Government to sustain him
- IA in case he should depose the present COM
missioners upon which point decision
win probably bereached day after to-mor-
row. u y
IL !. : The course of Mr.. Raymond, of the New
e. York Times, is perplexing the Radicals
: - here, while it can truly be said that the
ter Conservatives have no desire for his ser
vices, and care not how he trims his sails.
! The tone Of his paper plainly indicates
that the impeachment men and torch AND
turpentine disciples of the Republican
party are somewhat in the minority; but
moal as the majority of the Radical devotees in
FA, A. this locality hold fast TO the opinion that
the Constitution must be set aside. with
!, !, all law for the present, 1t is easy to per-
. :. ceiye that Rsymonds attempt at modera-
,sas4al ton il not suitable. ',I sst' TIN0N.
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