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Daily Accumulation In the Lendos Rrsnev
Markets-Ehects Of the Specie Tide.

Daily Accommodates In the Lendos Rreuev
Markets-Enects Of the Specie Tide.
Itrom the London Times (cty articsl. August TO-
Inc aAy increasing prospect OF long continuanoe OF
the accumulation Of bullion In all the European money
markets Fails to produce the slightest effect upon prices
AND conson have again been inactive to-day at o to
9sd Tor delivery and 9Ax TO 94ys for the account At
the bank there 10 an almost total absence Of discount
demand, and In the Stock Exchange aad elsewhere
10 mcalt 70 obtain per cent for the Of
nostng balances From the steAdinsss OF the conti-
nenla! exchanges and the large arrival of silver by the
West lndia mall is probable that further amounts Of
gold viii DO sent next week into the bank. where
shere has already been of four nsi!icns and
quarter since the bsginnino Of tho year. Notwithstanding
she large orders already executed for grain and the call
that has always to be ns at this for the require
msnIs OF the harvest and for home and foreign travel
Al Inc Bank Of France the addition the stock OF bull
lion since the lat OF January has been eight nions
sfsing and the total held is exactly Eve times
large as that a. the beginning OF 1854 The fact that
under those circumstances the spectacle presented OF
foreign states OF all kinds being unable to raise ioans
oven Of small amount at eight per cent and OF
tho shares OF public companies which still purport 10 be
earning dividends at rates ranging from hve TO sen
per cen: being nearly unsalabie any terms censf
tutss lesson 10 nations and individuals on the con.
sequences OF financial laxty never before enforced on
such scale.
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Brussels. where he visited the Queen Of Belgium ana
the OF Empress Charlotte on his way to Germany.
The city Of London was visited BY ono OF the most
violent storms OF thunder lightning and rain ever expo
risnced there the goth OF August II continued for
several hours and created considerable alarm Many
buildings struck by the lightning snd much dam.
age was DONE
Harvesting operations wsrs fairly under way In al
parts Of England and aths weather WAS consequently
watched with great anxiety. II continued warm, ana
on the WHOLE favorable; but the hotspe had been fol-
lowed BY thunder storms and heavy rains
sections Of the country.
Lsttsn from Alexandria Of the 9th OF August state that
the ovsrowIus OF the Nile has taken place this year
uadsr the most favorable conditions aud that the har
vest 10 Egypt promises 10 DO magnificent
The Time Of Inda. says that the situation Of affairs
il Cabu and Anghauistau puy 2o continues much the
same a. II has been for time pss-sss prolific OF
wars than Of rumors Of wars. II adds
The advance Of the exAneer shsrs Ali Kahn who
on 10 easy and complete victory. owing TO the dsasc-
ton OF the people In Cabul to the recognized ruler,
bis The
his most trusy and able General, refuses 10 DO moro
than defend the approaches TO bis own province OF
Balkh except on conditions which Shore Ali
willing at present to entertain Arrangements had,
therefore been made By the sxAnser 70 advance with
his General though 1t scarcely BE- believed that
he b 70 blind 70 his own interests 10 let the dis
agreement become serious this would inevitably
cure the success Of bis rival, ths present Amssr.
The total receipts Of the Indian railways Tor the see.
ond quarter OF 1887 81 oe0 The miles OF line
open being 35s6H. The Finance Minister has com
pleted scheme for the Introduction OF gold currency
into India
Advces from Gorse, the African coast OF the Ata
OF August the passing. By that port Of several
French ships Of The Asrmione, carrying the dag
OF Vice Admiral Oher commanding the squadron In the
Chinese waters stopped in the roadssad from the 18th
Of June until the LIST OF July Tho transport ship the
AmAzons, having ON board q number OF convcts for
Guyana arrived from Toulon the I'd Of July and ten
days after proceeded her voyage Finally che steam
despatch boat Gosand, Commander Bouchst Rlvere,
bound for Saigon touched At Gor5e the 18th OF July
The health OF oil these vessels was good
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aQUATics IN ENGLAND.
Tss scui,,ng DIatch between Dve~iu aud
sphier.

sphler.
From the London Herald August 20J
The race announced betrscen George Drowtt OF Chez.
sea, and William Sadler OF pdtney, from Putney to
Mortake, Drewiu stalking E250 10 Sadler's f200 came
of yesterday but was a perfect 'sfdko froa start TO
aDish, Drswltt never beng In the racs.
Drowili, who is a lanGsmsn Is tLiriy.four yssts or
age and nne athletic follow. having beaten several
good men. and being al period acknowledged IL e
best iandsmsn OF his day. He weighed ton Stone eight
pound. Sadler brother Of the celebrated Joe ssdier
who defeated BY Chambers tor the championship.
distinguished himself amongst inferior scuers during
he Of hts apprenicssh and has appeared TO
sofae advantage. lie trained Ut the star and Carter
Pulney: while DrewtL who had been ut Tho house OF
Nj. Wilcox, tho White HaIi, Barnes, had received
every attention, but was patent from tho very start
that he not hin Ike IA Q Drcvu OF yore. lie won
tho .oss and toos the Middcsek eide betting on the
three steamers which ornpsniei being six TO
him 20 q large amount. Mr.. Wnheforce referee.
Mr. Wilcox Drowitt's umpire and Mr Rhodes ssder's
whs Henry Kelley, The champion scnsr, showed Dre
witt Up, and Joe Sadsr ploled hif brother.
II yas high water when they got away; but though
Ssdlcr was nearly aione ihs lighter man, and much
younger and less experienced. he at once drew TO the
frcnt, and. although nrsrt almost Immediately came
up be only felt away sgsp, as Ssder wss clear a. sim
INC nts', and took his water near tbs London Boat
House, Drswiit rowing in beautiful form but slowly
and sliny Ho nevor stood cbsnco, although he IRE.
Quently sssened the gap, and sadlsr rowing rather
easily at the end, won ny three on four lengths
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Eu R D P E.
BIZ The CABLE 10 SEPTEMBER 2.
A British " Blue Book" on the
Alabama Claims.
Liberal Triumphs at the North-Gcrman
Elections.
Turkish Circular ON the War
i'm Gambia.
~>~~~~~~>>~.->>~<.>>.--
First symptoms sf Napslesn's Peace
Movement.
THE AlAsAMA CLAIMS.

Ssr1tSsh O0clal History 81 the Questions Eng.
lands Propositions Of Settlements.
+ LoEDos, Sept. 2, 1867
The Foreign once has Issued Blue Book. containing
che doeumsnts which have been nlsd In that depart.
nsAt Ia the Alabama case, and the correspondence
which has passed between the Government OF Great
Britain and the United States Tor The settlement OF the
claims
The latest despatch Ia the collection shows what pro-
rsss has been In the controversy and states the
conditions upon which the English government is will
ing 10 attempt nnal ssttsmenI The despatch is cd.
dressed BY Lord Stanley, the Secretary OF State for
Foreign Affairs, to Sir Frederick Bruce the British
Minister as Washington. aud'is dated May "a, 1867.
Lord Stanley Informs Sir Frederick Bruce that England
10 willing submit the claims Of American citizens for
damages caused by tho Alabama and all other similar
demands the part Of tho United States, to Commis
sion OF Arbitration II the claims Of British subjects
against tho United States for losses suffered dnring the
tate Of rebellion likewise submitted 70 the deci
sion Of the same Commission.
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Snail. NATURE ne susT.rsrp,

give debtatpg medicines TO the weak Is about sen
sIb would be 70 try TO help man TO hls feet BY KICK
ing him when lac Is down.
That OF practice Ia going ont OF fashion II has
filed nsuy grsveyards that people no longer believs
In H.
IL those whoafe strong by expect avoid The
Attacks OF disease they must cdssyor TO acquire the vges
necessary resist II,
How Is M. q doIe suggests BY the
OF invigcrsing medicine
cfiiag
Th obdc. plished by the iudiclous OF the
rnos potent genial 1T all vegetable touics alter
atiyss, HOsTETfEk's STOMACH BfITBRS.
MANY valuable properties combined IN this preparation
II the appetite and renders digestion easy ana
perfect.
IL gives sesdness the induces healthy. uatu
dow Of ble prevents constipation without unduiy purE
ing the bowels gently stimulates Circulation, and By
promoting vigorous condition Of the physical system pro
cheorfuiness which IL the truost indicA'
tior OF ur balanced condition OF all the animal powers
sumner leaves both the body ard Che mind more OF es
erhAusted Now tho tune recruit tho and thus foro
STA the malafous cofnpaics which
rate many thousands every fall.
New YORK Office, IS Dsy street
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sHlPPINo NE w s
prRT Of NEW YORK. SEPTEMBER 2. 1857

AfTbV90s
Steamship Clyde. Powell Wilmington, NC, dsyG
Steamship Saratoga King. Norfolk &C. With mds sae
passengers 70 the Old Douinon Steamship 90.
Brig rerests Hill Cisnfuesos IL days. with sugar A. "
Brig Memphis lBrl. Sanford, Bridgeport CB, II 49,
Brig Porter (Br), voss Windsor. Ms. ~ days W4ts
plaster, 10 Crandal Umphray Go. l.
Brig Delnoht Locke, Cochran, Bangor. with lumber ~
Brig Means, Wells. Calais 10 days with lumber.
be-. to Holyoke Murray
schr Carroll, Ackley Mschiss
schr Eomp Mitchell Calais, days
Schr boundary, Sawyer. Calais, rs days.
Schr Evelyn, Crowley, Addison.
Schr sylvan. Blanchard Bangor.
schr L strout, veasie, Bangor.
schr Challenge, Hawos. Bangor. 10 days
s schr S9rnthian Tapley Bangor 70 days
Schr j L Howord Harrington. Portland.
Schr Ocean Star. Kennedy, Rockand.
schr = Hammond, Paine. Gloucester
schr Hero. Kelly Salem
schr A Burlineanc Fuller, Boston.
Schr White Sea. Batchford. Boston.
Schr New Chase, Fall River
Schr Salisbury -. Providence
sSr H IA a asw rey SS Ss"eG
schr Palma, Newton, New Haven
Schr Florence. Howard, Norwich
Schr Maria J. Hall, Lawrence, Portland ot
schr VIM Ginrn. ScoTil, Portland CT
Below.
Ship Polar Star, from Shields.
sailed,
French stesn frg,ts ThemIs. sai trcacsd ononAassv
for France.
Wind at sunset Sc.
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THE WAR IN GAMBIA.

TUrikish Notification Of it's Termiua ti0M-Am.
nesty the Insurgents.
LONDON, Sept. 2, 1867.
In circular note the Sublime Porto announces 10 its
ministers ct foreign courts that the In the island Of
Gambia has been brought to close. and that general
amnesty has been granted 70 the Insurgents
The same note promises that many reforms will be
forthwith introduced in the laws and aduns alton
abe ISLAND
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exercises a. she Grand Duke Constantine nav suggss
THIS s get undecided, but probably some such excur
500 VIII be carried entertain the Admiral and the
oaces OF squadron fo arrival OF the Grand Duk
VAL soon make things clear The Emperor il Ia the
Crmea but kept daily informed by telegraph OF the
visit Of the American squadron agreeable.
Admiral Fsragut 10 in most sxSellsnt health am
most glad 70 cay, aud all the ocs,0 OF the different
SHIPS q we'll - the crews Tho best condition.
Al seem u enjoy their visit here ana viii bear away
with them the mcs pleasant recoecttouf
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BYlsTEAMsHIP 10 AUGUST q.

Che Iamau steamship City OF Boston, Captain Lsi.ch
whoh loft Liverpool n two P. ". on the 2lst, and
Queenstown the AID Of August arrived at this port
ssry yesterday mofniag bringing our European cor.
vsspondsncs and nlss detail Of cable dispatches
Der day Of sailing
queen viotoriAs speech 81 the propagation Of the
Aien or The British Parliament the main points OF which
have bssn already reported by the cable 70 the HasAIo
was published in London.
pt Auguss. says:-
Nooke Secretary OF the United States legation handed
hin the Esw YoRK HssALD Of the 3o.h Of June, with
which had taken place on the preceding day in Rome
phs paper was In the Eternal City fortnight after the
By III. William King. brother OF The United states
Minister here, General Rufus King who came 70 renal
's: ss::s.. KSs "
Gsss,O and ins,ssd Or giving Interesting ussr.uss ..
sournsls are bsginnins 70 forget Il.
letter from Sienna, 10 The Turin Gacrs says Cart
place 10 the Moutemaegl theatre He repeated what he
said FROM the balcony OF the Black Eagle hotel that
Italy eo.a not 60 70 Hom' cona ss ne o.
there
the Das Of visuns, Of the 10th Of August, spssksg
or ths probability Of . Russo. German alliance says;
n The Governments OF Berlin and st. Petersburg be.
has hitherto attributed 10 them, then Europe might
herself under the necessity Of taking decisive at
Aituds with view 10 defend her mensced nterests but
20 long that scheme remains 10 state OF simple by
othssis there will be room 10 speak OF one between
austria aud France.
News had bssn received from Bulsari, at 0desss de-
tarng thn engagement bad taken place between INC
Turks and Bulgarians widdin. The former are
said 10 have lost 100 men and the latter zoo some
other smaller Affairs have taken place near siwno aad
SOFIA
sabjoinsd 10 the substance OF the reply lately made
BY King William Of Prussia to the senate Of Frank
Sort which had come 10 pay u respects to his Majesty
ne said
Great events which he could net arrest even n BIZ
asd 70 wished. had modified their reciprocal relations
there had been misundsrrtandngs and errors but fo
ths future being better informed respecting the comp
nalsd affairs Of the city Of Frankfort tchcA NJ had
eew NQfcsnfy scqwasned wiN tSsws, be should taxi
care after his roturn 70 Bssln 10 nnd an srrangsmen
in onsormv with the wishes and wants OF the inhabI
sAnts Frankfort was : magnificent city, splendid an'
historical aud the task should b HE act thas sh
might continue the same under bis government.
The E'oils, Of Brussels states that the health Of IN
srEmprsss Charlotte hes much Improved and that he
ussliuon satisfactory The cir Of revuessn has bss
noss favorable To her
me Arohduks Ferdinand, brother Of the Emperor .
Assxlh syYGllps ips0xpiN fE7n Iwh PSalr thfvps
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,st ptYlyAL Of GENERAL sYtsoss.

Receips az the OHicini Order nj Iiis Head
suarsers-Geuerat Grisia 40 Command tntii
the Arrival Of General Hancock.
NLw ORLEANS Sept 2. 1887.
The onicla order relieving General sheridan vas re-
csivsd ., headquarters this morning General Grala
WA ,essphsd to- and upon his arrival General shsri.
dan vii, taxa hls departure accompanied by co'onss
Eorsxths gbsrdsn anf Moore
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THE uEsr OF ENGLAND.


From the London Times lefty srticIe) August al
From Parliamentary returns Just Issued 1t appears
that the total funded debt OF III" United Kingdom the
charge Of x25 500 422 and showing reduction OF debt
during the past twelve months o, f3 but an in
crease Of charge to tho or EOS 70 The ununded
debt amounted to k7o5S 800. OF which $3.50 800
sisted OF Exchequer bills Involving charge OF feo 1850
aud f2 OF Exchequer bonds involving charge Of
fs7,2s Compared with the preceding year, tho IN.
funded debt shows a reduction OF f230 900.
OF The Exchequer bonds, c700, 600, bearing az per
cent interest become payab 70 the 9th Of November
next; FL 900 600 at per cent, the 9th Of Earch
next and $500 600, NJ ga por cent. tho 18th Of
March, 1859
Tho total amount OF the national debt, funded and
unlunded, ts f1TT, 49T, sol
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SPECIAL MAIL TelEssAm 70 TINE neAAlp

Fret symptoms Of the Peace M0vement-R Re.
cIprocal Imperial Com piiments.
sALzBtRo, August Fl. 1867.
II Is stated that the desire felt by tho Emperors OF
France and Austria for the preservation OF peace will DO
manifested by inv itation to the other European
Powers to Join in agreement which has been entered
into the sovereigas for the settlement Of
certain questions.
The basis of this agreement s believed to be The man
tsnance Of the treaty Of peace signed at Prague
The Emperor Francis Joseph. presenting Prince
Neternich Austrian Minister at the Court Of the Tale.
RES with the order Of the Golden Fleece euossod In
presence Of the whole court the services he had
dered the State by rss,tabshIng good understanding
with France.
The Emperor Napoleon expressed aloud to the Empe
Francis Joseph his thanks for this declaration.
This incident crsstsd great sensation among ,sors
present.
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INC stsussFssr IN lNn,sg,,Jli.
IxpIasAroLls, Ina., ssph

IxplAsAroI4s, fnd, sept . 1901
Everything Va 10 ,eadinsss Tor VIE opening OF Tho
sasuxsrfss. tomorrow. The principal streets are hand
somsly decorated With sversrseas and American spd
German nsss Concert Hall. which has becu erected Tor
the occasion VA completed today The decoration OF
the halt under the superntsndenco Of Nj Oso kiein
OF New York. aud Il said % surp,ss anything o. tne
knd evsr so,tsa up In the west Tbs various sccstes
arc expected 70 arrive Ia thu early trains tomorrow
The wsstsrn Union Tslegrsrh cornpsuy has opsneo
snlcs ~ the prssa hos6quartsss, In Nossr hsi fo' hs
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

Tho CunArd mail steamship Scotia, Captain Judkiass
will leave this port on Wednesday for Liverpool.
The mails FOR Europe will close Al the Post ofos ~
half-past O'Clock on Wednesday morning.
THE Ngw YORK BxR ALD--Edtou for Europe-wft bs
ready al halt-psst s,r o'cock in The morning
Single copies. in wrappers. for mailing. six cents.
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elHAMcIAi AND COMMERCIAL.

TEE LONDON Mosrr MARxgr.--LoxDos. Sept. 2-Evsn.
closed steady At 81 IL 10 Tor Amer
tcau securities closed s tho following rates United
States Avstwsnt,es. 13x Illinois Central shares tx
Erie Railway shares. Az; Atlantic and Great Western,
.a3x.
Tnx CONTINENTAL Boussss --FRAxkyoRr, Sept q
pvsning United States bonds closed at Tx for the
lssue Of 1862
I THE LvERrooL CorroS MARKET. -LIvHsPooL Ssptsm.
Der 1-Evening The cotton market closed firm a. the
following authorized quotations: -MdduR uplands,
a0Xd.; nIddlins Orleans, l0kd The sales Of the day
amount 10 10000 bales
LrvsRrooL BREADsrurve MAREyr-Livrapoot, Sep
ismbsr 2-Evsning. Corn closed at 26s. for mixed
Mssterp. Wheat, las Sd. for California white.
I Lv RPooL Provisions MARxEr. -LivrRrooL. Ssptem-
-. z-Evening. The market closed dull but prices are
tschanged.
LrssfooL PRopucs MAREE.- LvsRpoor, September
5-Evsn.ng- petroleum one penny higher, clos
Sng q oxd, per gallon. Tsow. 44s Cd Spirits tur.
SSssins, sOs Rosin. IT, Cd for common. and i2s. for
medium.
LorDos MARKsrs -LomoS, September q Evening. -
Sugar closed 1t 2ls 3D. Iron at 53s Oils and insesds
steady ct the lass quotations.
ms PsrRoLEux MARKEr.-AsrwsRP, September . -
Pstrolsum, AK franco Tor standard white.
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uoSORs TO GENERAL SHERIDAN.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO TINE HERALD.

Proposed Here ptIoc by the 80. Louis kadi-
cais-t8overnor Fletcher and General
srhurz Make speechcs-SsranGc ReticeBcc
ST Ioup, Sept. 2. 1885,,
ii oCiock Y. N.
DELEGATIONS OF sue Gland Army Of tho Republic and
the radical clubs met to-slgh' 10 make arrange.
msn,s for the reception OF General Sheridan General
Fisk presided. Governor Fletcher and Mayor fhomse
made speeches. Tho Governor ssid the ioyaiIs,s OF
Missouri despissd Audrew Johnson, and soried In
sheridan The course pursued by johnson had given
hope 10 every rebel Missouri, and already felt
Mayor Thomas. 10 behalf OF 81 Louis, endorsed tho
plan for reception 70 Sheridan. General schurr pro.
poscd to include oil OF citzons without respect
70 color In the demonstrations, which agreed TO-
Strangely enough, Gsnsra Grants name ~ss no, mea'
ou~d
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the GERMAN ELECTIONS.

sJberai Triumphs in the Cities OF the Northern
4, Confederation.
BERIIN Sept. 2, 1851
Inc liberals have carried the elections for the North
German Parliament 10 all tho large towns OF the Con
federation.
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While lhe lamp hoie out 20 burn" there 10 chance tor
restoration OF sith IT. therefore. TIC constitution has
weakened By dfsse the nerves shaers1s
the stomach weakened rppso .nne, aud all the wofd
appears gloomf SOME tvsh o into your iamr Ia ne
shar. Of Plantation ptcrl which viii make the fans o.
Mo again bush hrshi, ard unnae once wr.case
exactly such thoy require suny Families wiz not 10
without e. ~ has an mcnse sale thraughsdt the world
MAGNOLIA WArfR.-sA delightful toilet artcc-supcrior 70
ca I'd A. IN IA cost.
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RELEASE uF THE MEMPHIS RAILROAD.

NSxras Team, Sept Z. vc.ss
despatch from President Woodruff OF the net Stass
and Ohio Railroad, states that the interest due this ~
oy tue road has been paid and the road has been
leased BY The State suthoTties
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BucKMAsrsE Suddenly, on Sunday, September I. -
Buckmaster.
Friends and relatives invited 10 attend the fuuefa1
from the Church OF the TRANSPORTATION, East Twea3-
ninth street, near Fifth avenue Wednesday stsf-
noon, at three o'clock
(For Other Deaths See Ninth PaaGl
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THE JOHN 7. FORD.

Tho Survivor Of the Wreck OF the Little
Schooner.
Lospoy Sept. 2, 1857.
The name Of the only of The Of the min
aturs schooner John T. Fofd which va. lost ia The Fog
iish channel, IL Armstrong.
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MxHResfnR'ap" %iisoS' sis s'osdwaS Se~ yors
sgsrcss over eighty two compeoIs tho highest premium
rold media. for the perfocton OF Sewing Machines ane
Bstoasce Msesness cny ysd medal foy t2s bIsnes q
medal a; WHEELER wlLSONs.
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Avn erIcNn Porte

NOZZLE Sept :--ATrivsd. bark Kathiesn BIZ Lfv
n9Ul; schr May, NYork
FOR 0h.r M.ipptag Nel9s Ses Ninth Page
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Cuvo Ware nted or Money Refuraed.-O DIR.
WILKES veps,sbse Rheumatic Remedy peruar@sfv cures
Rheumsci-n. ktsraigla, Ccut: warranted harmlcses
Agents. rgMAs BARSEs, ~ PAX row HlxsoLD. ~
Hfoad<al
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Marine lsscllIgeuce.

LoapsrDssaY. September 2-The steamship Peruvian
from Quebec the 22d Of August has arrived here en-
g0uts 10 Liverpool.
| SoUraAxproS, september 2-Ths steamship wsser,
Captain wenke, from New York the 22d OF August,
arrived here aI twelve o'clock last night her way 10
Brennan.
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SPANISH REVOLUTION.
SPECIAL MAIL rslssaAm 70 TINE aEsAl0.

ReassuriuS Reports FROM tho Provinces.
MADRID, August al, 1851.
Intelligence of reassurng character has been received
here from Catalonia and Arrsgon. The armed bands
which made their appearance in these provinces had
offered resistance the troops and had dspsrssd
Throughout the rest Of the psainssIa psrtsc tran.
GUILTY. prevails
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Lea a perrin'n S1uce-Deticiows WITH sc"ss
JOHN DtScAS's soxs Ascac ,cr ,nc ra,ed states
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INTERNAL REVENUE.

seizure. by the METROPOLITAN Revenue Board.
The Following seizures reported at the MsropolI
tan Board yesterday -
Dist,llery Of Gerard E:khcs, No. s26 West Thirty
sixth street ChargsHas only one hundred gallons la
AZ receiver which the proprietor claims 10 oil the nro.
duct Of six oisterrs OF nine hundred saons capacity
each.
street for alleged false entries 90 the hooks o. msr-
factursi spiriis.
OIL refinery of ThomE lyon, Nossrk, N. !.
Charge Dot Bisiod.
Board.
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A <'nrd. aidcnberx ~ sen MnnulncsVrs,
ReI Air Cnt 10 order Hccrachsufn Ppo az No. oJohs
strt r. up sslfs, and "a wall direct