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Tic Louisville Journal says: " Some Of the
Soutl.crn papers s,,rcr at General Sherman,
IN account Of the tonr he has been making.
w link Ii, Inns rendered t1,r country srr-
r,c, .,,nmr., r., +, f,,11,-s .rt;t,aa ~ tr,..,
t1,,,,, !. 80 NJ, o,,d l.; ,s ,xa,,,. s,,,o,;,n.
A"u"sH ~ 10 "'.en ".''' III .'e ''a"e oteet'"'S
,a,.s II ~ ,,s hat ~, Sa,,,,,"-, ~ w.. o',ns
.oas u a's tt'a' oas soo'ns'n if1e""s "eeaea
10 'roHote themselves particularly ABOUT.
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The indianapolis Journal asserts that Past
inastcr Gc1,rsal Randall and Senator 11csdricxs
haze conc 10 m understanding. 1lcnGt.cks' en-.
;ursemcn: Of ihc rhladc!rhta Convention was
ctun pu condition tat lie ehou1i bc permitted to
, 1866-08-02

t1on. Including That for the destitute whites
and negroes, and river and harbor improve.
ments, If wc omit the equalization OF SOL
dirrt' hol1nties, amount 10 less than eleven
and n quarter millions. The Acayy item Is
tie bGunty to the old soldiers Of 1871 and
lste, WIN bore the heat aud burden Of the
das. We can we'll understand the cause Of
Tho Times malignant hostility to this nppso.
prfatfort.
To The volunteers OF 1871 and 1859 the
country is mainly indebted for tic supprcs.
elnn Of the rebcllton. THESE men cn3tstct!
fro1n the promrtinGt Of pnro patriotism md
love Of tic Un!pn. They never received hut
el00 "f bounty FOR thsir lung md fi1ill,fu .er-
Vices: The present appropriation IL merely
thu trat 'nstalmont of wl.at the Republican
party intend 10 lmy thon,. They arc cqul.
tally entitled tU $50 each niat,, md The
present 800 Is thu first payment thereon. It
was all tho Treasury rsrld tliH ycar spnrc.
Next ycar another hundred tlnlnrs will 10
voted, and tho ycar atler tho last hundred
provided always tl'at tho CopI'cshcads ahd
Icl'cls d. nut obtain control Ut Con.
ercss. II t&ey tln. there will bc no
isorc bonnty iI's'l'uy v0tcd to them
unless It Includes I'LL cqual appropriation tn
tbs "JnfiHny lkr',R.' That Il ole Ut the
things iii tho Comprehend. Confederate pro-
Ernln,ne. Ii wns observed thai tle Curt,rr.
jut'n*"n lmrty 1T an.l nnt Of Congress threw
MI the obstacles tn the WY Of making
lila soldiers 1'o'lnty appropriation wlIicl,
they conveniently ealli intcrposc. Thu New
York 7ime*, Jol,'iron'a pei ur.an, strenuous
y "t,}cclcd. Doo'ittlc, Surto1', C"wM1,. s:uls.
fnry & tn. wtct1 so1fd against II, ati
rctttt.sf The measure nj every slpp.
III s'mrt, nil the t'n1,rcrj"i11!son par.
ty wrrc in'rlilr To Tho appropriation, Of
b"ls,Ity innnry 10 the old yetcrnn. who ~
trlu,nlt.ailtly tl,ras!lc,l niItl crushed thu right
wing Of thc toplmrjolnrt,1, 1mrty.
, 1866-08-02
The Merchants: Union Exprcs<.
tFfpu The Cleveland uerali.1

Mr., J. E. Cole has received the agency Of
the Merchants Express Company. in this
city. The office will be located ut l0i Bank
street, whcrr I'LL the other companies of that
Kind do business. Mr.. Cole will leave Cieve-
land this morning to establish Offices anil mp
point agents on tic Cleveland s. Toledo Roatt.
when that Is done he will devote thu re-
nlnfutlrr Of lis time from now until the first
Of Scr.cnber-wl!en It is exprctcd the COM
rany will 70 Into uperatiUn-in nssistfn. the
general u:lircrs Of the road. An immense
amount Of work Is necessary to get tho matt
tcr in working urdcr. nini uD tonht exists
hut whit ali will be accomplished. Til" gen.
cral officers ha re g.,,,e In tle direction Of TIN
clunntf. Alter tlic utffrcs have lceil tocatetl
and the agents appointed In that tltrertinu..
thrv wttl meet In tttrngo aul complete the
organization TT TINT direction.
Sir. cn1e wns eelcrtctl ns the ngcnt for the
National 1snnkct.' Express. which was finally
ils'trctt fntu ut1vr c.'1liratlirs, a,tt returned
tu duly II, ta,r ttisrd aialcs Cutnians after
lint ryrnt.
ftr I'm. hren connected rtth the cSj,rrss
lil.fhr*s fur ltle Inst twenty trnta, hi.l will,
lllrtrsnte. t'r wr1l qtalllet1 q frrrrartIt the
tnrirrl nr tttr etl,l,lMhy IN this city. ,.
'ttr Ahtttiruh Express t'uilti'atis WY |n.r
The ttfrts nfn,t nhfr mhM-Sfr. H. r, ftyfnh
vi tn iM. sratgn,tt the IHt.ttInn IA ra.'ll"f NJ
lhv slrsr!nml ur", IL nvrrpt Il rihllat 1n'.
AL.lvt, nj sl.e headquarters VI sl1t INV t1Al.
, 1866-08-02

presion+, wherein Il Is slated that "50 OO9 rcope
wcrc present. Is tho nerest hosh ever uttered by
lying corr espondcnt. The u1eetsug had heep nd.
yc,ti.cd asl through Egyps for four or ayc weeks,
MD every possible appliance used 10 call together
crowd. The '1tadlcals" were invited 10 be pre-.
sent as well ns tho 'falhful." On Tho day Of l1lc
meeting the whole crowd present, ous cor,espoa-
dent nsistR, did not exceed three to 3onr hundred.
Tie snost raus1,inc copporhcad present, with the
aid Of kc'csal llba1ions Of 'scd eyc," couldn't ret
II higher tlsan ,aV. The speech Of ''Jack" Alien
WIS elh1c, 1at and Improbable. In tho face Of his
own tecold, he TILED to make it appear i!,at he
was ttuc patriot. and had nlways votcl m
ubuEdnree Of men ani money 10 casrJ on tG.o war.
Tho "tiicni< Of President Jol,neon'' Ind
''g5anl rally" at hoek Island IN Saturday after.
noon. fcsent-Jh.. conp. IT,. chairman, {sald 10
1tlftt The rots o0fec.) Jan,ea Copp, IT,, judge
pfnry, +. T.. Cable James Il. johnson, Charles it.
Wi1ton, Wm, .. Dickinson, Of Ch!cago-all told.
Thla crowd, tho Davenport Gazette says, rcsolv.
rdshrmtciscH into snass cJnrrhflon, Jarncs Copp
In The chair. and chose tho following gentlemen
delegates 10 lhr statu consenl!nn: James Copp,
Jr., Samuel l1owles and Captain sketton. Thu
session Of lhss "nnea convention" laasutl lust
ees I'll lnlnutcs.
-Hcotec DAw9on, Postmaster at Albany, n. ",
and senior cditor Ut Tho Albany journal, has srut
to Ie President hs resignation Of hls poslna.
ship.
- lioEorn'c n. c. Kiiter, Representative In
Congress llom Kentucky. has written a lsttcr In
favor Of Judge Dnyai the rcbcl candidate Ii, that
ata,r for cls1k of the Court or Appeals. Mcssra.
Harding, InA hull, Mallory and Randall. Rcprr-
scutnilsct hom that etaic, have nl.o declared for
pn:atf. They n1to Insist ihat 1iubaon. The oppus-
Ing candidate, IL nn "cxlrcmc ltadicaI." vailau.
dirhan,, prndlctou, Voorhees,. ami tho Northern
CoppcI heads generally. favor Dusali.
-cnrtniu u. u. 1lalloway announces hlu,sclfas a
candidate for tho place pf Delegate u Congress
ttom Colo,ado. In the Denver Mrs. Itonurablc
a. y. Drnafortl. present delegate, declines a t..
election.
-Ihcnlofe T,lton, the c,litor OF the Eldrpfu
dr"f, II mentioned candidate for tllr ter,,''
rnn nomination, In the Third Congressional Dis
t,Iet Or New York.
-1'hc cop1,cslrAd "s,,ntrt" Coz. who va. Do
fcaie.l fur Cunstcss In tho suyeutl, Ollo 1)s.slc
In 1861, by lio,losnblc saniurl Ahrllalarges. and
Immediately trmoscd 10 Now yoEk city. Ia nov
MI ns,tl,at.s fos Tin Democratic no1lnailan In s.It
*ixth Congressional i,alrlcl lNnyu"u1's) lu thu
, 1866-08-02

opposite, labored indcfattgabIy ffr his en-
r!oycr while his fathers house and bis own
effects were going 10 ashes. Until four o'clock
BY urrcmIttlEg efforts saved 1t and the house
IN the rear Off. Alter working all night In
an atmosphere Of Aurlc md clnder, men aTe
sometimes Thirsty. These men were thirsty,
md they inquired Of the creature whose
house and slior they lnd sayed, If he had
my water? mo" Amy small beer ~
No" The clerk. wlit, knew better, went
down TO thr Ice clsrst. pulled out several bot
pm little water to,crably clean, wltlcl. had
dripped from The lee, mingled with It sngar
md sliced lemons, atld dispensed tflcsc coof.
Ing drinks tn the deserving crowd. Scxt
day. this extrayaEant youth, On returning to
llls duties, f,und charged 10 him OF the hunks
of the concern, four bottles Of beer, one pound
Of kngar, n,l,l four lcn,ons. His rnee Is now
vacant. Eutcrprisiug young men WIN want
nsitnatlon n,ay apriy 1T tlls otlscc for fi'rth'
, 1866-08-02

The following Is m extract of private
letter from On hoard the steamer Sun salva.
dor, Ut Tybec tstnnd. nntlcr date of Inly 9th:
wrcle yon q few tlnTs since tell
Ing you OF my situation. Report snys VIC
elnll he rclcnsctl by tho I'd of August, anil
If ~, / Eay d.tsn. AL the passengers arc In
high gfcc at the prospect: I hnvu becr very
alex fur three digs. but not witt. cl,nlcra:
Nh, all right now and ats making tllr hest of
circumstances. It would 1lukr SOU hugh If
yuu could only sce thu cxpc.llrnts rcsprtra
in to mike ttiIm fnls*, hut tutlny ls tllc trst
time could lanet', for hay: considered i
too turinus Il time tn to 80. VIZ laulletl 40
tronrs on 'tyhcc Island, ntld yesterday eighty
Of tie members answered. In their nat1lcs,
The c1lnleru has done Its work nuoll. them
kurc. They were tu completely deHuraltkcL
that one hundred deserted nih nro scattered
NIL nvcs these Islhnls, nt,l they aay TINT sonse
hare even got 10 savannah. or coErrr l,co-
PIE slieru are sit,ielt frightened. hare beeH.
In guua tnany tight places In my life, h,t
never taw anything IL equal this. II WIS Il
rot,linoi thing III sec them hurry ten lcflre
breakfast, mil tl,c rune number l'rlorc sup
l,rr. nHl ri We used to lit of deck md sec
tllcm rarFy tllr- lusltes 10 thrlr long home,
tlny nfter tiny, nnl Inally requested t!le u,,-
t'l0ritits Ia re,novr thu burial place, whIslI
WIZ right lit tfant 1T thu ship. The sights
WI nsctt to erc wits tD 1ll,iclI fur tile rtlpng-
e.t vi lis. | llurc Il will hc thc Inst of TINT
kin.l tilall sec. II |. nil nver now, aud We
nrc MI II! pretty goo.l spirits. We ret tay
Savannah tM1fPfa every tlnt.
, 1866-08-02

l1INul @4E AulUAlu A.EuGET+ 1Hiy Jul
Tho people Of Fort Eric were more scared
tlian hurt iii FFilny night last, We do not
,wen.ler lane1 Mt their having mistaken 2
their na,nl'cr dpwt al several flnusatd:-
WIN camc across the river to atten'l q prize
iiglt, for memlers Of TINT c,t throat prga1l, r
tzAtton called Fenlnufsn. Thc similarity Of
appearance wol!ld really lead 70 Tie i'iisiake.
tl,osliies there sl,n,t,l l,nre ttrown '''t only
tle tniltury nnthfities yEe tt,,.a,,,st ot nt u.
into hi"r'"'si siiats S' Of 20 Weapssicss ularii. Tle
1lce.e Of fatt Et|s was ~ ntst,';y sssy AZ AZ
Sr; ,,,t,S1o, NJ! "t! tale e'e r q't5 ',tsa. o.
sfnm II, tiu Inirt. If eulttthx x-ittut 'tir tras
s ssetg t..4 f. sst1 s Ss{tsr s{{s; 1 ft 1 s
tr,,1ui, ttt,irts, iTulnltrl t'rhtYrku mud tho
tsxSt % q , {srtns. r ,i,. wsrs s h", q, u y:
With tn.srG il, nn.j nun l!lenl=ewii wlote
e@ts!: we ,svr ,sta rs', H.,at1,s t{,,nt3sw !a
ID, fhs iIfiap[ tthuk nsllrlria llis'rn wpfs
eIuaiIy excited. 'rh!t NERVOUSNESS I'D to shu
, 1866-08-02

him. he has given | II d .c!.iln acc ding 10 the
result Of game oi cards, played while going to
his residence In a ruiiuaS train, himself repre-
sent!ng ohe party and his opponent the other.
This mny he trnc, hut at ait events ,tc bench Is
we'll stl OF him. Lori Luehington. 'f the Adsni-
rally const has resigned. Lie too is an ocioge-
nnrtnns aud perhaps The most eminent Ep.l!eh
!,ntist Of modern times. lie has had the good
his position credtsably much longer, aud annouu.
ccd hIF proposed resisnatfou before tho Govern.
m.nt thnngcd hands.
, 1866-08-02
Los. of tstsrcn,I md Buffers,
Tic Nashville Tress and 7ime< tLoyal} thus
oll,,dcs 10 thc official act by which It was de-
1,riyctl Of "Drcal and Butter"


pnETHnES, rHAr FOR us.
Tic ratification or the Constitutional
Amendment by our Lcgi:lature. created 50
deep Indignation at the White Efousr Ii, tho
1mtrfptic soul OF the President that he
ttYafglttwny Isslsr,l III ctiict ordering the
Quartcrmustcr's Department to >stun I'll
their rassvcrtise'rcntss. III tho Nashville. Ptfst
n"s, Tdne*: In "het'lcnce to instructions, It
',rcamc lhr painful duty Of The cst1n,aifc
officers CONNECTED with tllr department 10 NJ.
thy W Of our derap'tatiun on yesterday.
Therefore IT our rcslcrs no foitger
tee condemned tuntts advertised fur tnlc III
oilr t'attliotic, colrtni!s. they wlll knux The
OF A,dy jpil,sni's sntr. mid ihyreiorc 'ii5 iid
rtntr ntlsettl.ru,gnts rum The ttiartrrit,as.
TYR. wc 1rnr,t by streial tcsrateltet That
s''ls, strp, rus takrh' nIlcr. 4 long turfut
tr..tun IF The kitet,ei rablart- t--t,tent',ert
ltS...tei!.tt 1slnr 4: t"hn*,' II t1stti,evi'iS
sninIit viii Reclamation. Il Metl,eriaiix =. fly
nfttr ,niy .trl'tfves II nf tte inf en,t oftias
tlHts,nf insr,i.n4r, n,ni W. frEt!u'g 'n,r a'W.
lust by Inv order.
, 1866-08-02
tA'tEftljia: fitttilR,sa],

AFF1uuIF lhlitFtW1a
''f all liz tn'tF''tsia, s:tta''ti l'hla'ItiFlts
u NJ aud lAlst AiAtEtH ;t"il4arH, llr ibtinHibs
il laniMhs llt lnnal itttlhlts E<Alllt nNt
iti'F ilnIEl Tim tlai Nlt9i ~; |sl.af4lIr1t ftIr
t'!I''H Ing lasislrl IL ". a. isFnHtlinN, tinf:
,l'snl ii ff'rNnrast. lp' .e'lll thu dEsIAtfll
It'a .lr,Lrla il th lsn l'Eafn ti'tHlAl IEnllNls:
), . . .u9M MItt'TisSE;tzs;s1 4 is'E1;sh, !; +, !; :,
q1 ihnelbor w. Il. sNuEtim
(%, ( 4. u; ,s !; j., \, a {9s w!u ~ NJ!
's III w Iii III 1ss Hi 'si III ia. W.T.. u" IL I% !I
mia ah6, r r>n,ti.l, hn kur, fE.Ia thu ltls, nnll
vi ll,b clt!Ii"n n nlu'nlfa NJ F0uuIrls hi r.,I
ln!lnt l,nx, t.r n1u fdU r,,an 1t'rtM jd,nta. i"r
;;;%l't't" titn'y}sfrt Il; ..'1l. o. .!ttaait6ot-
~ " ' ASnnEw :IonAsox,
President u. IA.
Now Mnrls wl,at f,lllnws. Gu tllr lttll uf
,1nly, ls'I. as wr lrnru from The Washington
correspondent Of tAc Macon Telegraph, An
drew .'ollnso,s wrnte the following rn.lntsc.
Mcld on the telegram fran, thu sanlc t;c,lcral
Thomas, asktnE what lic shaultl 10 III i!r
matter uf the appeal of tinvcrnnr Drnwnlow
f;'r assistance to rn1nrel MI attendance If a
q,lnruns upon tic mcrtiu. of tlc Tennessee
Legislature:
"WAau1SornN. Iuly n, 1sfa.
"Ccncra1 Grant will Intt.uct General Thnmas
The. i1ic !aci etaict III his 10 INT ant
''.e t1tcl cncc Of te Ett.nry authority. The a.
tic peace In Nash, illc ltlon: property 10 the Stale
authorities, anl tic duty OF the rnitc! States
t,tees IL mol to interfere In my way in ht contro
Very hcswrcu the political authorities o!thc state.
and Nc,csnI Thomas vii! strictly abstain from any
Interference between thctn."
ave need only ndd that the same traitors
who embarrassed aud pcrsceutcd Governor
Drownlow In 1S<N, insult and impede him II,
1st1' Tic difference is In the Eact TINT Al-
drew johnson opposed them In 1865, aud sup.
},prts them In lS{G'
, 1866-08-02

f;,4,. Il :nr su,wrin,r,,,l,.,,t 'r,1,' ,,,,,,o,
elntea M;nt VI l'estFtF, tttlhratl :, m1tl the
uIl} rEt ytyl'Is hrHlllrr it The 1Hin SEnltnr
iilltlwinE ttttrr currrrlfuw tho siut",,nr1
mn III, in thr tr,rrrn, n,,ht a";,x,.'t ~ t.i
,,,.,s .,,,"i,fc H., 1,' ''n't .'n =, t"h:El'
pc1 ol tne ,athtly VIM hns thus destroyed
lIlnisrif." Nr pnhllsl. II, anl would request
,"m, ,r, .mtau ite's .!'at nase 1nhts"d tr rc-
a,r III ,r,.t iii ~ ,,tti, "s ~ - !. ~ 4..tt
xtntr. s",,n ,s.,n t.ta ~ ~ tMal' ~ "
etntes' no -sehltT csluFGse thmn tslc Truth
MIL justify inay nttncil tn the ItnEne -
OFFICE AsrlrrAsT InrAsuslEn Q~S,|
DrsyLn, Z. r., duly T.,
Etlf:o. of lie Chnn,ntou.
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rs,..rc 81 ,,t y" ELLIE ~ Lle lafe tal
, 1866-08-02
lttcftsftf1al. ISrtltittctsH4

An tnrticnt the rurlint.l alrr Is told By
lie f',rm If TINT city. wllirll Eass:
VI llrat "fn rrrnlntr III 'lIts clts. whlrh
tsuIk. I'll tttu lru. nNi wtHta ii cunt. ntid r..
ertti,rn II tnutt. It fart fltr creature .twhs II
ri,up anil ho.,.r. ut.t tlnI'lr. III sInHa livery
.hnit-wnt, IN The hi1ht nf i1tr iltr tttr
mtgl.in,rs 1tir"tt hlm ~ tntr I'll. property,
~tIlr illr whit, opposite .f,aH"i I! 4" .t'r;t
, 1866-08-02

1hr l'itty.I'ourtla United Ntntes t.ulor.
rAi Esltalsisry-Sotsie Errors Corrected.
Hnft. A.k nj

.,..
tnc Iaay-fo"sn onitca Htmtea sotoF.
LITTLE NoeR' Ask.' July u.
E1ltor. Chicago Tfthui's: ~
III The IRfh1'SH ~ the l"tlt or Jhly l no.
tier II letter from your ARKANSAS cnsrcspol,-
dent, "W." In which hc describes Il visit to
t,,,. Fire. .tnurt,, fyrftr3 Stnt. co,or., ,,,c,,.
trx ;;.c, INT ,us,icc ~ III. rn.,,n,nt ,. ~.
~ NV. .,''t 1"o.'ee ~ .ne re'''e"t IT,
l"sTc> that thc many errors anu lalss conciu-
slons in W.'s letter be corrected.
In s.,r,kinr of tile buildings used es mar.
tar. ,v t1 linc of1lcc,. anil 1,,,,tstc I'd ,nc,, 1o
.:'., 49, wv aa;. IT. :, ~" 49, ~, ~
E,tes .ne e'cul, " ~, nun eo"s's"esl'' u, tnc
. l"ehss'scseh'n WISCONSIN in'an17y. VI tae
old camp for tfsc companies built OH tic
ground hy that regiment, fhc log walls Of
To,.s or o,nonr f,,,,rt.r. ,re III t11,t r,r,a;,
,t-;,1, .,,t ,.o,,,;n,, 49, ,e t,a t,r,. ~
"'4 .sl.s' e.itt.. '"' s".'p ,ns w %
tlic fisty-ionrth United States coloscd antan'
y 4ae M" IN, o'ss5;-o,, says us,te-loo x,, and no
doubt would do we'll under fire, as they DO iu The
pStf"tmance Of tl'eif ,nono!onou3 camp 1uliss
iEs nas m not Eats1e1pasca p ~ any nas'le
~ inn s,cota ,ic S T. ,.,oi ~ III ~ ,o ..
wa,;l toward iii. .sinci hTcss,sd Siaorss "a they
ca!l tEca,, WIN have earned brew, promotions on
The 1c!d, while they have been Left out. judge
tl:at il 1 cnly for want Of opportunity tsls ,hey
AaHg no! ntsunsnisnea .llem5eise, y! i. ., r,,
I'!e idea licre conveyed i tnat Tue tiity-
loHrth nlteu etatGs coloTea iHlautrs ltas al-
ways necn cnca@ea III munoto'i1Hs sa1lp
tlu4es;" such IL not Tue TACT AL The Of
teasHho" belonging 70 the regiment !ckccrt
three since arIoinied') tosethcr with tour
hundred OF The ENLISTED 'ich, were present at
the batt!c OF llcieha. ARKANSAS, Jniy 4th,
ls{S, nna received special commentator III
III uulelal reports Of INC cohllnanalnT leu
cra]. Companies nnl X, of this regiment
wcre present at tile battle of Fine Bluil,
Arkansas, October p, 1Ss'3, and faithfully
performed The duty assigned them. The
records Of the regiment show large nam.
Der Of men killed iii action for II regiment
hat foS pnrnr lPrn ut1tfpr fro.
, 1866-08-02

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~, .. ,Tfnn "t'eF " ""e ''''' Eli" VI wv "'N'
'slte''''' ,sa.
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S;"* .HEASia,n,n y ''';' ~ s.Gnm,, .'"nt ,r p,,
n'SSt. l., ~ / y ssSs''msS'ss' Sp: w.
~ Gnnr n1"1 ;n-serona crnealt,o, s.,to, from nv,
ns.sn v"..",s UitsF stH". T.a;. TIos n .ara M
Win l,ritl.h steamer Valarons ~ tcntier. AMI
i,rii.h t.sa.c ssan,cnnon, witn sleanes i: torso @
&c lnne sG-ra,,, an,tcc;1 In II, =, ,,cf, min v.
nr Im,' n ,nin o,,.I H. ~ ~ mi *" h.r
Sy Siasssa t aas asamsuo''. si IN; u p'' ''E os"
1ahG IL :,i1.. .nnnc a. MI e's'''ats es'sca s''
t.inns :S@Ht IN =. new sn,,re rn,de mil nay
fuc.oMl r.srncI! 49, ~" sl'''s A''''s AA" Jay
Jumc mc Ssi III m nn fnn,sn"f ,a% s.Hnsa M, ,h,,
elip hyatled for Cork. End os TIC &c :ond exprat.
tioii. Amount Of cahlo list, IisS miles.
July 17,-Iljrtl cx1rijtlon i'm Queenstown,
Vessels: SIa.ura aad Go;scn, A.,nasmnon a,,,;
Jny oM-S,noara ur At,o,,,u,uor ao,;cc1 c,brc
in ml-tccan-fat.tnlc fi:ty-two tee1ees n,Ec min
,.cs not:lt, tcn.itEle thitty.two degrees twenty
seven minutes west.
August AT 1:s5 q. M, tic. Niasara anchored
In Trinity Day 1T Liz ]. M, sicnaI received lro,a
Avant mnon Hat f,:nt miles of caL1c Ind i,'eu
raid OH .,y her. Al :l5 4. III, tc Siasara landed
shc.e cnd Of cable. At Il 4. H.. received very
s.rolg cE.rcn: fscn Ea1sntis BAY. Commanca-
ftcEs perfectly established.
Angus. 5--News CT thu landing received In Ncw
YolE.
AnGrst 1S.-Cnecn victorja's message 10 rrcsi-
dent buchanan.
August i7-Mayor Tiemann's message ~ ikc
LORI! :layo: of London.
August 1s-S!nSGf: arrived Mt New 1rns..s.
August i94-psrsiiept DncssnHu's reply IL tIicca
Victoria.
August s3-Thc Lord Mayors reply to Mayor
1icnlann.
Angus: 2j.-Ffrst news despatch received
through the calie-trcatt Of peace in China.
August a-.-Sccond and iasl news les1,a:et
September 1.-Cahlc jubfec in New Yo.k.
August u to October t.-No tilTn.a.
Cctober t.-Mr. Valleys rcport oi discovery Of
E.u1t tu cable r1blIshcd Eui OF The cable.
ls;5 'eN
July e2-G1eat Eastern fpllecl cable to shore
,Iuiv 9o-Insn,ation lost; fanll renal, cd at SID
H. IN. 0'' ,"~'
August a-Ca1te rasted in f:,lIn,c f1fty.oEn lie
rrccs fnrty n1}nnfrs morrill, lon ctrf. thrfy-,f-ht