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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1867-08-08
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A UDITOR,S NOTICE.

A UDITOR'S NOTICE. =. II
IN undersigned Auditor, aPPa.,r !,
Orphans Court of Cambria u 'S"4si 4siis
aud report upon the exceptions i;,a ia
account of John Richards, gns5,-'1i Ia:
minor children Of George Rlchs'os,, D
hereby not fes all persons inte teIes,ri--. ,,-. z
will attend to the duties Of MS az E,ssl1l sl1l
at his Office 10 Ebeusburg' on :. and
18th dav of August. 1867. whes .
all parties intere ted may stnI sttsGD' Avs;
SAM'L SINGLETON. =;
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A FFIICTED!
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~ Il IsiN wv -iolbh
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and happiness. perpact rure is guaranteed in
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Also, Or Junve's Specific Pills, fLr the speedy
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Either of the above mentioned articles will he sent
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mail Ur express on receipt of price Address all or-
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River 81, Troy. NY. Feb -, T7-ly.
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VALUABLE HORSES,

and arc unwilling TO trust them the of
ing and pretended Furriers. Their wishes IRE u,
length tally gratidcd. by (Dr Beae) being prevailed
upon to allow this valuable Embrocation (Which has
proved no etc cous TO the various diseases) TO DO
prepared and brought out to the public
This EmbrOcation was extensively used by the
Government during tho war.
Address all order to DR., EDMOND BEALE
=. 6O9 South Second III. Phiiadclphia Pa.
March 20, 'G7-6nO. ''7'.- =
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u EADING RAIL ROAD.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. q.
April Sth, 1867

GREAT TRUNK LINE FROM THE NORTH
and North West for Philadelphia. New York, Read.
ing. Potisville, Tamaqua Ashland, Lebanon, Alien.
town. Easson, Ephraia, Litiz. Lancaster, Columbia
&c. &c.
Trains leave Harrisburg for New York, os fol,ows
Al UO 10 and IS N end 10 and OH p NJ c,n
ing with similar Trains on the Pennsylvania Raii
road aud arriving nj New York at OO ana 10 10 Al
and 40, 20 und 10 % N. Sleeping Cars ncco,nnn
nying the 3OOAN and 90Or N. Trans withou,
| change.
Leave Harrisburg for Eendins, po,tsvrlle, Tama.
qua, Minersve, Ashland, Pine Grove, AIentown
aud Philadelphia, at . 10 A NJ and . 10 and TO p Al.
stopping at Lebanon and prime pal Way stations :
,, ,hS ~ Nina making me- connections for Philadelphia and
tmun.o'a only. ror ro,tsvic schuyIkiIi Haven
| and Auburn, via schuylkll and sasGuehauna Rail
rond leave Harrisburg at 3 90 PM
Returning: Leave New York at 90 A N, le NJ and
NV. w apa oor NJ phiaoelphia a l5A and 3Or
N. returning from Reading at 20 NJ s,onnin, N, III
stations Pottsviile at 45 A NJ, and as pS A sh
land M and u 10 a N. and O5 p. NJ; Tamaaua n,
| o 45 a. Nj, aud OU aud 55 p. NJ. ''A'"" u"
Leave Potsville for Harrisburg vim scbuv,k,,, nm,
susquehanna Railroad at Z w A NJ '""
Reading Accommodation Train I.eayes Read;n,
at G3O N returning from Philadelphia at s UU M.
and l5P for Epbrnta, I.itix Lancaster, ColuwSis
Pottstown Accommodation Train Leaves Potts.
town at 20 A. N, returning leaves Philadelphia at
30 p. M.
Columbia Rail Road Trains leave Inn n, On
4. NJ, and is p. NJ for Ephrata, Litiz, Lancaster
Columbia, &c.
On sundays Leave New York at 90 p NJ, phila.
dclphia 90 NJ. and 3 Is r VI, the 8 90 A N, train
running only to Reading Pottsville 8 OO AM, Iar.
r,sburg . IS a NJ, and Reaang at 20 and 7 % A n
ior Harrisburg and Al ~ A NJ, for New York and e5
~ Tor Phi ladelphia.
Communication, hilc' go, Season School and Excur.
baggage checked ,hi ugh; 10 pounds allowed each
"'''"se' G. A. NtCoLIs. :
Ceneral Superintendent.
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GRON ESTEEM & CO.,
Piano-Forte Manufacturers,
400 Broadway. New York,

TUE ATTENTION of the public and thr trade ia
l invited to our NEW scale, SEVEN OCTAVE
ROSEWOOD PIANO FORTES which for volume
aud purity of tone are unrlvaIicd by any hitherto o
fUrrh III this market. They contain all the m0dcr
improve French grnnd action, harp pedal iron.
frame, over.strnng bass, etc, and each instrument
being made mnJcr ih" pnr-onal supervision of Mr..
]. ii. GR0vtSTREs, VINO has piartical experience %
over hirty years III their manufacture, is fully
rHntcd III every particular.
THE "tiROpLSgEEk Piano. FORTE"
RECEIVED TIE HIGHEST AWARD OF MERIT AT the CELs.
DRAFTED WORLDS FAIR
Where were exhibited INSTRUMENTS from the best
makers uf Ondun, Paris, Germany, Philadelphia,
baltimore, Boston and New York and also at the
American Institute for Ave successive years. the
Coin aud SILVER MEDALS from bOtn of which eau be
seen NJ our wlrC.rpuns
nv the Introduction OF improvements we make n
sin more perfect Pano.lurtc, aud by manufacturing
largely, with strictly cash system, are enabled To
offer the Instruments at price which will preclude
all competition.
Our prices from 500 to $500 cheaper than any
first class Piano.iurtr.
TEkNS.--Net Cash in current funds.
descriptive circulars seut tree.
July II, lcGG.--Iy.-il. * =.
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NEW Goal -YAnD.

The undersigned respectfully informs the citizens
Of Bioomsbure and Columbia county, that they kos p
gu the different numbers Of stove coal nnI selected
lump coal for sm,hng purposes, on their wharf nd.
Joining McKelvv, Nenl 4 Co's Furnure with n good
pair Buffalo scales on the whnrfto weigh coal,hay mud
straw Likewisea horse and wagon, 10 deliver coal
to those who desire Il. As we pUrchnse n large
amount OF coal, we Intend to keep superior article
ard sell at the very lowest prices Please cnlI and
examine for yourselves before purchasing rlsew re-
j. W. HENDEkSnOr.
AUGUSTUS MASON.
THE undersigned will take, IN exchange for Coal
and Groceries, Tho following named articles -
Wheat Rye, Corn, Oats, Potnt0rs, Lard, Pam. Shoui
der, and side meat Butter Eggs, liay. &c., ut the
highest cnsh prices, AT his Gtocerv store, adjoining
their coal yard. J. W. THUNDERSTORM
Bloomsbury, April 25, 1856. -Iy.
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BROWN T. PERKINS.
Pianos for the People !
400 RroOme st.. N, Y.

Wa wouId cnll the attention OF tho public ana tha
,ae TO our elegant New Scale Pianos. In the follow
sTYi.E A. 7octave, Front large round csrntrs.
pIajn cnss, either octag0n or carved legs,
njght bottom, head moulling on p'inth. $3.50
s'rY LIE q, octave, same as style A with ser.
pentine moulding on piith carved legs and 500
STYLE q, octave, Front corners large round
serpentine bottom, mOuldings same as on style
u. carved Tyre aud desk, fancy carved icgs... $50
STYLE ID, 7octavc, -Four large round coruers,
finished back, mOuid,ngs on rim aud tlinth,
serpentinc bottom. carved Tyre and desk, Gle.
giant carved tTutt TOO
The above styles are all finished In elegant rose.
wood cases aud have the full iron frame. Frcnci,
action, harp pedal bevelcd top, ivory keys and key
fronts aud exceed In uverstrung bass, nearly all the
Octave Pianos now manufactured. They are
made OF tho hest materials and for finis durability
purity and sweetnes of tone, cannot bc surpassed.
We invite the attention OF the public Of dealers aud
the profession, to u critical examination Of the
merits of our Pianos.
ny avoiding tLc great eSpinses attendant upon
costly factories and expensive warcro0nis IN The
city. we are enabled to Oiler these Pianos at prices
which defy competition, and invite all 10 call and
examine them before purchasing elsewhere. Parties
ordering from u distance can rely upon receiving
their rianos promptly, and ~ confusion can arise
as tho styles are 40 distinctly dcsignatcd by The
letters A BCD.
The four sty les described above, embody all tho
essential changes in exterior fini'h of case, which
are by many manufacturers run up to ID and ~
n
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All Kinds Of Machinery,

for Co'leries, Blast Furnaces, Stationary Engines
MILLS, TIM ESiitNG MACHINES, &c. &C.
lie H. also prepared to make Stoves, all sizes aud
lutterns, powirons, and everything usually made In
III stcluss toundries
His extensive facilities and practical workmen, war.
,ant him in receiving the largest contracts on the
IN ,St re- IsOnabc terms.
~ Train of all kinds VIII be taken In exchange for
castings.
No This establishment is iocaed near the Lackawa.
ma 4 Bloomsburs Railroad Depot
PErER BILLMYER.
Baomsburg, Sept. l2. 1863.
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GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN
SEN ING MACHINES.
Empire Shuttle Machine !

TNCESh'lp"'' nT"nHWHy, ". T.,
25O Washington It ect, Boston,
WI Chez nut Street. Philadelphia,
PATENTED FEE. n. 1860.
THIS MACHINE IL constructed on entirely new
prncipIes oi mechanism, possessing many rar,
and valuable impr, venienis, having been examined
by the most profound experts. and pronounced 20
be
Simplicity and Perfection Don,Liped.
II has strnight needle, perpendicular action
makes the LOCK or SIiI TITLE STITCH. which will
neither RiP nor RAVEL. and is alike on both sides
performs perfect sewing on every description Of
material. from Leather to hc finest Nnnsook inisi
with cotton inen or silk thread. from the coarsrst
10 the finest number. Having neither CAN or COG
WHEEL and the least possible friction, II runs as
smooth as glass, aud is
Emphdticntu NOieleSs Machine.
u requires FIFTY PER CENT less mower 10 drive
II Than any other Tuchinc in the market A pirl
twrivr years 0f age can work IL steadily. witnuut
fntigu" or injury to health
Its Strength aud wonderful Simplicity orConstruc
tion renders L. almost mpos 10 get out of ordor
aud is GUARANTEED by the company to give en-.
tire satisfaction.
We respectfully invite nli those who may desire 10
supply themselves with superb Z artjrIc, To cune
and examine this UNRivALi.ED MACHINE
One half hours instruction Is sufficient to enabe
any person TO work this machine to their entire sat
isinctiOu.
Agents wanted for all towns IN the United Stntes
where agencies are nnt already established Also,
for Cuba. Mexico, Central and South America, &c
whom liberal discount will be given.
Umpire SEWING MACHINE MFG CO..
j3G Broadway, NY,
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Sf0WS TnTrUVcd RUnO R7ISN,
just introduced, and being adopted by all lcadin ng
houses in the manufacture Of Pianos, Organs, Bill
lizard Tables Furniture sc. &C. Every one VINO has
a Piano should have bottle Of This Polish. Send
for Circulars ana We VIII give full particulars and
directions Appicat ious for Territory aud Agencies
received by BROWN n PERKINS, General Agents
for the United States, 40 BrOome Street, N. Y.
" As many pnrsUns in the country want a sin
Gle bottle and as the article canno be sent by mail
where Clubs are made up, und one ~ more dozeL
ordered, (wiih the money! we will forward by ex
press Charges pai'D for 81 per dozcn.
BROlI.N G PERKINS,
GEN'L AGENTS FOR THE UNITED STATES,
No, i2O Broome Street. N, Y.
Oct. a. 1SGG.-Iy, j. A,
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MuSlC HEPARTMENT,

We would respectfully call the attention of Choir
Lenders aud Singing ,Schnol Teachers to our rsinb-
Iishmc u where all kinds Of Church Music, Gee and
Anthem vuoks be obtained un the most favorable
terms
The long experience Of our Mr, PERKINS in Musical
Conventions. Ch0irs, the Concert Room aud Suhdy.
ScIOo enables him to give advice ana information
all points of musical interest as to the selection
Of proper works OF iustr uctiOn formation OF musical
sC'iOolsprUgress In musical studies, ahd IT, ms Of
general interest to composers leaders teachers an
students.
Sheet Mucic furnished on the usual terms with
prOmpimess and dispatch Cointry orders so icited-
and selections made for pupils, tcachcrs concerts,
&c &c, &c.
Now ready the new Sunday School Singing Bovk,
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REALE'S l. ATE
POWELL'S EMBROCATION.
FOR ALL DISEASES INCIDENT TO HORSES


CATTLE, AND THE
s HUMAN FLESH,
requiring the use of an external application.
-, This new Compound, prepared BY u practical
Chemist, haina a full knowledge of all the ,nedcnl
virtues NJ earh Ingredient that enters ITO it's conpo.
siton, is warranted to exceed anything of the Kind
ever yct oered to the public as an external appli
cation for the diseases for hich i; Is recommended
We ave satisfied that 1t will work its own road into
the confidence Of all who use IT, and those who nv
IL once will never be without il, aud therefore we
rely experience 10 the be st test of its
II is pronounced by
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Observation-Disclosures 50

and a' whe have tried it, - be the hest application
ever used. This Embrocation has been put up for
over eight years, rnd it Is only ihrsugh the
oeinand ana urgent request Of my friends aud the
pubic that send II forth as the grand remedial
agent for the various diseases to winch that noble
and useful animal, the horse Is snbiect.
Many remedies have been offered TO the public
uhuer Inherent forms, some of these arc Injurious
DINERS al best OF little use, and many wholly i'm.
proper to answer the purposes for which. they are
recommended.
A judicious aud really useful compo sition, free
tro those objections, has heretofore long been dc.
sired by many gentlemen who haye
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REMEDIAL INSTITUTE,
FOR SPECIAL CASES.
No. IA Bond st, New York.

o. Full information, with the highest testimonials
also Book Special Diseases In u sealed enrelope
sent free,
U BE and send for them, aud you ,ol not rerre,
it: for as advertising physicians are generally i'm
posters, without references no stranger should be
trusted Enclose stamp for p0stage aud dir ect To
DR.. LAWRENCE, NO IA BOND STREET, NEW
YORK. Nov. n, IsG6-Iy y. M r.
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Bloom sburg. Apiii27, 1864.
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NEW RESTAURANT,
In shive's Building. on Main Street.
VIM. GILMORE,
fnfrms tho citizens Of bloomsbury and vicinity that
hc has opened New
RESTAURANT
IN this place, where he invites his old friends md
customers 10 call and partake Of his refresh MIS-
II ~ his Intention IN aecp tho hest
LAGER BEER AND ALE,
constantly on hand Also, Porter sarsnpafilla. MIN
oral Water, Fancy LcmOnades, Raspberry and Lem
en- syrups, can always be had AT his Restaurant
IN the eating line he prcsentsa a
BILL OF FARE
not surpassed In this place viz, Picked 0y%si'
CLAIMS, sa,dines Fish, Barbccned Chickcn' rIckIe'
TrDe md beef Tongue, &C., &c. lie also has gooa
D;oays and Cheering 7obacco
Coy b;s cus,on,crs ~ Give him q call.
BIoonsburg, June -. 1865.
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cElE GOLDEN PROMISE.

| By 4 T.. PERKINS. Author OF Sacred Lutte, Sunday
School gaHncr, Oriental Glcc Book, Psalm King, &c,
&C., SC.
We will send specimen cory, post paid. 10 any
address, on receipt Of twenty cents. The price Of
the GOLDEN PROMISE il as follows:
Single copies, Ia paper covcrs. 80 wv
by tho luD d" g." ............... - ,n1
Single copies, IN hoard covers. 3, 10
Nv the lUl ,,,,,,,........ ~. 10
, 1867-08-23

To PRESERVE STAKES AND PosTs.-EnQuiries
are often made for some simple and cheap man
ner Of preserving fence posts and stakes from
rotting when set in the ground. Of course,
charring is very good preventive, but very in>
convenient to be done thoroughly, and after ALL
not very effective, as the moisture penetrates the
indestructibe surface, and soon rots the inside.
Toe following is perhaps as convenient method
as any which can be fully relied upon. 1t is
especially convenient in gardens and nurseries,
where great numbers of stakes and other wooden
supports are employed, which are driven into
the ground, and which, unless in some way pro-
tected, soon require renewal:
"Take one pound of blue vitrol (sulphate of
copper and dissolve in four quarts of boiling
water pour the solution into metal or keyed
wooden vessel OF convenient dimensions and add
to it fifteen gallons of cold water. Let the ends
of the stakes posts be placed in this liquid as
deep as you propose to put them in the ground,
and allow them to stand four or Eve days for
small supports for plants, or ten days for inch
posts. Shingles may be made almost indestruc-
tible by an immersion of :hree days"
An iron vessel is preferable to any other, for
the reason that this liquid, unlike most others,
shrnks instead of expands wood. If wood is
used, it must be keyed vessel, SO that the keys
can be driven up-if barrel, the hoops mast be
occasionally driven, or you will lose your
solution.
This is, in fact, kyanizing; but in a simple
manner, within the reach of all, and SO cheap,
that when timber and labor is as expensive as it
is in California, the wonder is that something of
the kind is not in more general use. Stakes for
supporting vines, prepared in this manner, have
been found as sound below as above ground,
after being in constant use for twelve years
, 1867-08-23
PARTED.

In the mellow light sit,
Idly disregarding it,
Idly rocking to and fro
As the shadows come and 90.
Asking Yainly, asking why
BY fate we're parted, you and L!
All Il why is III There are few
Halfso genial, halfso true,
In heart and soul allied a. we;
Yet, an unkind Destiny
Rears her cruel barriers high
BY fortune snndered you and l
Not for us the dreamy bliss. -
Yearning smile, or thrilling kiss;
Not for us the tender years,
Born of blessed hopes and fears;
Sad and slow thu days viii be-
Fate has parted you and me
When our paths together laid,
We had treaded, undismayed,
Valley deep, and mountain pass,
In light or darkness; but, alas!
Down divided hills they lie
We are sundered, you and /.
Is it, darling, is it sin,
Just to think what might have boeng
10 unveil my eyes and see
What can never, never be
For beneath closed lids | see
Fate has parted you and me.
Great this sudden SORROW is,
And through our infrnities
We forget that tears OF pain
Blossom into smiles again,
That, our souls 10 purify,
We are parted, you and l.
Yet, oh yet, beloved, will time
Teach MS golden truths sublime,
And beyond this dark eclipse,
Shall our accomplishing lips
Say, submissive, ''Thy will be -
Fate has parted you and me.
, 1867-08-23

LINCOLN IN ls5s.-Some of our exchanges are
quoting from a speech delivered by Mr.. Lincoln
in 1858, in which he placed himself squarely on
the record as opposed to negro equality s He
said " am not now nor never have been in
favor Of making voters or jurors of negroes, nor
of qualifying them to hold Office, nor TO inter-
marry with white people; and will say in ad-
dition to this, that there is physical difference
between the black and white races, which will
forever prevent the two races from living on
terms of social aud political equality. And in
asmuch as they cannot SO live, while they do
remain together there must be the position Of
superior and inferior, and /, as much any
other man, am 10 iavor Of having the superior.
position assigned to the white race"
, 1867-08-23

The "ARCus SENILIs" is the scientific name
of a ring or bow or segment of circle which
shows itself on the edge of the corner or dark
part of the eye OF person advanced in age
Areus senilis is the Latin Of "old mans bow. 1"
This appearance is a fatty degeneration, and
never failing symptom of bad health or a failing
constitution. Mr.. Canton, President of the
Medical Society of London, has written quite a
volume upon the dreus senilis. 1t is proper that
its appearance should be watched for, and when
observed it should be regarded as a symptom of
decay and notification from Nature that the
person should pay more attention to his health,
If attended to in time, says Mr.. Canton the carse
of its appearance may be removed and perhaps
many years of life added to the individual.
, 1867-08-23

PLANT PAIErING.-Very pretty pictures. of
plants may be obtained by observing the follow
ing directions: "Take half sheet of fine-wove
paper and cover the surface with sweet oil !;
after it has stood minute or two, rub off the
superficial oil, and hang the paper in the air !;
when sufficiently dry, move the paper slowly
over the flames of candle or lamp until it is
perfectly black I; lay the plant or leaf thereon,
place piece of clean paper over, and rub it
equally with the finger abont half minute !;
take up the plant and place it on the paper or
scrap. book where it is desired to have the inn
preston. cover it with piece of blotting paper,
and on repeating the rubbing, misrepresentation
of the plant will appear.
, 1867-08-23

TRUxDLE Bed. Mamma, said Eddie, while
looking out of the window one evening durihg
a thunder-storm, " Mamma, isn't it time for me
10 20 to sleep hear God pulling out bis truu-
die bed for the little angels to sleep in.''
, 1867-08-23

The sewing machine is likely to have rival
in an invention recently perfected, by which
wearing apparel of all kinds-shirts, ,pantaloons,
vests, ladies mantles, jackets, coats, &c.-are
both woven and sewed at the same time. The
sewing of the seams is stronger even than hands
sewing perfectly smooth and even, and the ar>
tieles are woven and sewed Of any pattern of
wool, silk, cotton, or any other material.
, 1867-08-23

IT is a Just saying of an old writer, that men,
like books, begin and end with blank leaves
infancy and senility and, we may add, there is
often times nething better between the two.
, 1867-08-23

Prentice on FEMALE SUFTRAGE.-The subject
Of letting women share the right Of suffrage is
good deal agitated. Why not letthem have
it all ? Men have monoplized it for six thousand
years, and why not let women mouepolize it for
the next six thousand Is there any danger that
they would make worse world of it then we
have done2 ~
, 1867-08-23
FOREIGN NEWS.

London, August l3.--It is reported that the
difficulties between Prussia and Denmark in re-
gard to North Schleswig, and the execution of
the stipulatiOns of the treaty of Prague, are in
fair way to be settled. The negotiations indi>
cate mutual disposition to come to a speedy
agreement.
Advices from Shanghai say the United States
authorities not receiving satisfaction or apology
regarding the bark Rover outrage, the Hartford
and Wyoming were ordered to Formosa. On
arriving off shore, a demand was made for the
surrender of the nurderers, which was not
complied with, and it being apparent that the
natives were preparing for fight, both vessels
vigorously shelled the shore; subsequently sew
eral boat loads of sailors and marines effected
landing. sharp fight ensued, lasting hours.
The heat was intense, and Is officers and men
were reported sun-struck. At night the fighting
party Withdrew, aud the bombardmeut resumed
which lasted till the natives disappeared. The
vessels then returned to Shanghai.
Florence, August 13.--.Garibaldi is at Vienna.
He is said to be actively engaged in making
preparations for movement on Rome.