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WILL BE THE MOST INTENSELY INTEREST
ING PAPER EVER ISSUED IN
RICHMOND.
1T WILL CONTAIN
FULL REPORTS OF ALL THE THRILLING
TRANSACTIONS OF THE PAST WEEK.
Jefferson Davis.
HIS DEPARTURE FROM FORTRESS MONROE;
INCIDENTS ON THE STEAMER;
ARRIVAL IN RICHMOND;
SCENES AT THE WHARF, ON THE STREET,
AND AT THE HOTEL;
SCENES IN THE UNITED STATES COURT
ROOM:
FULL sTENOGRAPHIC REPORTS OF ALL THAT
WAS SAID AND DONE;
HIS RELEASE ON BAIL;
RHJOICINGs OF THE PEOPLE;
HIS DEPARTURE FOR CANADA
The Negro.
IOLLlSlON DEL w EEN AMI
NEGROES;
ARREST AND RESCUE;
THE MILITARY CALLED OUT TO DISPERsE
THE MOB;
POLICEMEN WOUNDED:
THE SATURDAY NIGHT DISTURBANCE;
THE NEGROES FIRE UPON THE POLICE;
ARRESTS BY THE MILITARY
TRIAL OF RIOTERS BY THE MAYOR;
GENERAL SCHoFIELD DIsBANDS AND DIS
ARMS THE NEGRo.MoUNTED GUARD.
The Massachusetts AgitatOr!
INCENDIARY MEETING AT AFRICAN CHURCH;
INFLAMMAToRY SPEECH OF HAYWARD;
HE'S ARRESTED BY THE MAYOR OF
RICHMOND;
TRIAL BEFORE THE MAYOR;
FULL REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS.
Horace Greeley and Gerritt Smith.
GREAT MASS MEETING AT THE AFRICAN
CHURCH;
SPEECHES OF HON. HORACE GREELEY
AND HON. GERRITT SMITH.
Miscellaneous News.
ALSO, ALL THE LOCAL, DOMESTIC, AND
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MARKET REPORTS, &c.
Send in Your Orders This Morning.
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m4nd. persons who may need them in quantities
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supply.
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For sale by all the newsdeaers in Virginia.
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'I'AR.-5O barrels just received on con.
i signmsnt for sale low BY spa 4. o. LIE.
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auction Sales.
THIS DAY.
BY Z. Gathright, Auctioneer.
No l4,3 Main street, between Fourteenth ana
Fifteenth.

BY Z. Gathright, Auctioneer.
No. la,3 Main street, between Fourteenth and
Fifteenth
TWILL SELL AT MY STORE THIS
/ tTHURsDAY) MORNING at 10 o'clock an as
SSEEsyIIETggRE6, c cg2TEI,Ks and
, s,nsrior assortment Of ladies', Gentlemsns'
and ChiIdren's BOOTS and SHOES,
P DRY do nd ps;. Ets9i aao1aopDs,
belonging to parties ' dGs4afs fdia1s'i xuone
ByI.N. Cooke, Auctionser.
Seventh street between Broad and Marshall.
ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
LoF paWNBROKERs' GOODS, FROM A
N0RTHERN CITY, WHICH tGas1 VIII BE s2LI
PWlEESakINSGA APPsREL, C6TLERY. HOSIERY
SHOES, -sc.-I will sell at my store on THUR
DAY MORNING, 10th instant. at 10 o'clock and
continue the same from day, t; day at tn same
and enumerated In part as follows:
500 SILK, W0OLEN, and other DRESSES
$50 snits Of GESTS' CLOTHING,
100 VESTS, of different qualities
200 COATS, OF various styles;
$50 UH DERsHIkTS.
100 FLANNEL and other SHIRTS,
300 pairs PANTS. different styles;
400 pairs BR0G ANS, 8 tol2;
IL gross TABLE CUTLERY,
Plated KNIVES AND FORKS, SPOONS,
BUTTER DISHES, CUPS, BOWLS. and
many other goods.
The attention Of the public Ia respectfully called
to the above sale. .
IN. COOKE, Auctioneer.
c ca MLxst g. HAsrs. Statesmen.
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a CHANCE no SELL VIRGINIA

4 CHANCE TO SELL VIRGINIA
N LANDS-I have formed 9 business seonnsc-
ton with Messrs Murphsy 4 Tronimsn. hoAt "a
Application Tor the purchase OF large number OF
isrms aud o,hsr real property Ia ShIyi n lot
psnnsyIxsnian ma desiring 10 remove 10 this state.
On Application, In person or by mail VIII wilh
pleasure furnish any one having land Tor sale sps.
ci6c Information on the subject.
m ya-u Richmond, w.
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NOTICE.-FAIRG GROUNDS OF tn 4
IN VIRGINIA CENTRAL AGRICULTURAL So
Getty The public is hereby notified that these
grounds ara now In the possession and under the
control Of the Central Society, aud are not com.
mon for grazing purposes or for pic.nic parties.
ALI of which ID hereby for bidden and trespassers
will be prosecuted strictly according 10 law:
my 9-sodls II. y. JONES, superintendent,
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Meetings..

HOLLYWOOD MEMORIAL BA-
Ill ZAAR-All persons in any way connected
with the late Hollywood Memorial Bazaar will
please meet at the lecture room Of DR.. MOORE'S
CHURCH, corner OF Broad and Tenth Streets on
THURSDAY (this day. at o'clock p. NJ.
punctral attendance Is requested. my lG-lt
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GENCY FOR THE PURCHASE

A GENCY FOR THE PURCHASE
"A OF LANDS IN VIRGINIA.-With a view to
aid those In this State who have lands for sale.
we'll as to invite ndustrous immigrants with capt
tai to settle in Virginia. the undersigned has
opened Office in the city OF Richmond, Va, on
Fifteenth street between Main and Cary streets,
for the purpose of negotiating for the purchase OF
FARMING and MINERAL LANDS, MILL SITES,
&c.
Parties having lands for sale, and who will con-
tract to se at modera rates, at my option giving
me suthcent time (say three or four monthsl to
effect the same viii most likely be able to dis
pose of their property, IL they furnish with
full description as to location. quantity, price, &c.
MY Acquaintance with the northern people is
tensiye, and with a thorough knowledge of the
lands in Virgints, | hope 10 succeed In giving ell.
tire satisfaction to both buyer and seller
| will charge a commission to the purch sser. but
nothing to tue seller, propose 10 tcork yor the
purchaser, and not for the vender.
| respectfully invite communication with me,
either personally or by letter; and II. upon exam
ipation the lands offered are thought TO be desira
Bile and cheap, / will provide the necessary con-
tracts and recommend tn EN- to my north ern friends
nsinp NV influence and best exsrti0ns ~ effect
ssiss, FRANKLIN STEARaS,
Fifteenth street between Main and Cary,
Richmond. Va.
Msssrs James D Blackwell, attorney at law, and
B. H Smith will act as my CONFIDENTIAL agents.
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AUCTION Sales.
FUTURE DAY.

BY Rsgnsult & Co.. Aueaonssrs.
Main street between Eighth and Ninth.
~pr1cs MEDICINES, STORE FIX
| IIGprs KEY AND GOOD WILL OF HOUSE
70 lar pECEMBgR, At AUCTIoN1Ws wiz sell
by auction. on the premises, on hospAf Moks.
R,ook ayenue and Leigh street ~ not disposed OF
nrivately before day Of sals), the entire stock or
RpUGs. MEDICIsES, PAINTS, etc, usually
found in n complete retail drug establishment. II
will De offered as a whole or in lots 10 suit pur.
chasers.
be- sold at same time.
Any person desiring TO examine the stock can
do at any time previous 10 the morning Of sale.
myls RE6NAULT & CO., Auctfoneers.
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BY Paine 4 Co., Auetioneers.

Dy TdlHo q TO-, AuCIOI6ers
TRUSTEES SALE.-On FRIDAY,
L May Eth, at 10 o'clock, we will sell at our
store No 1905 Main street. by order OF the trustee
the entire stock of country store, consisting OF
DRY GOODS.
SHOES and HATS,
QUEENSWARE,
HOLLOWWARE. &c.
to which we invite the attention OF dealers.
nv Is PAINE & CO., Auctioneers.
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Real Estate for Sale.

BY Grubbs b Williams, Auctioneen,
Northwest corner Of Main and Eleventh Streets.
HAN DSOME COTTAGE WITH
IL POUR ROOMS AND KITCHEN WITH TWO
ROOMS, AND PlYB ACRES OF LAND, ATkEL.
LY'S STATION, ON THE RICHMOND AND
RAILROAD. FOR SALBPRi-
|. = very desirable residence
he althy the water hne and neighborhood good.
Possession given al once. For t.rns, apply 10
GRUBBS Il WILLIAMS,
my il-eod3t Real Estate Agents.
DARN FOR SALE.-A FARM, con-
L tanning 400 acres OF good land, lying IN Orange
county, Va, has good dwelling, barn, tobacco
house. stable. and corn house wiz be sold low or
J. WALL TURSER. No. 10 Thirteenth street,
ap f5-ts Richmond. Va.
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Re0I Estate AgencieS.

VIZ Il. ROBINS, REAL ESTATE
w land GENERAL AGENT, office northwest
corner Main and Eleventh streets Tin the National
Bank OF virginia., Richmond, Va, gives special
attention to the RENTING OF HOUSES and the
COLLECTION OF RENTS. The patronage Of
friends and the public solicited
Has for sale over 200 FARMS and places In Vir-
ginia comprising upwards OF IS 900 ACRES OF
LAND, from choice TO common, at reasonable
prices Call and see his lists.
is also agent for the New York Life Insurance
Company Assets over $1,000, 900. Plan purely
mutual w. b. Robins, Agent
Office northwest corner Main and
my l6-ts Eleventh streets, Richmond, Va.
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gram Of the 2Sd of June which was so disrespectful
20 me Ehseeutye * haa been claimed p General
no official notice OF its existence had yet reached
movai Of General Sheridan was the exercise Of
powers he did not possess, and the OF his
ntr. asked ifhe would be kind enough to designate
What & acts he Included IndeT the latter clause
tTey pncalled for aud unjustihabe. Governor Wells
him in the % execution Of the he sS RecoustructIoq
out single act or word OF the Governor which was
calculated ca h 70 him in the proper eHeegon
had endeavoIed to execute the law as partisan and
had adopted Radcalism the onlytrue test ofloyay
His sole purpose seemed be to secure negro supre
macy and degrade the whites and for such conduct
inquired IL he did not think Governor Throckmorton
had attempted to thwart the General in proper exc
cution Of the law. He answered emPhatcaliy, mo:
sir; the records prove the reverse The Governor OF
State at the disposal Of the military power and aided
Il in every way possible except IN the manniGctnre
supremacy. This was Governor Throckmorton's
General Sheridan" said to the President that his
Views to the proper execution of the Reconstruc
and that would like to hear them. lie answered
hs ne p Gqqa daeS an eS e
regard to race or color He did not wish TO give any
Where the d,ga RegTOes had the 6mGThty as as
exercise the power where the white
that that white majority to control He Wanted only the
law to be fairly executed with equal chances TO all
This was being denied them by General Sheridan,
and his manner and mode of acting fast famili-
liarizing the people with the tyranny of despotic
government. remarked that the public would he
able to understand why he struck down despotsm in
another He replied that other snges would be likely
TO follow very soon. proper investigation was now
being made into the conduct of one or two other
commanders who, 1t was charged, were playing the
autocrat. The President expressed the greatest p
prehenSion to the future of our Government, yet
said he still relied on the good sense and patriotism of
the people In his speech In the United States Senate
December ri said denounced
the party who would break up the Government in
order to preserve slavery ana he had also denounced
those who would destroy the Government in order
abolishi slavery; he equally opposed to both
tremes now, and his only wish for a speedy re-
turn of fraternal relations among the States"
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Philadelphia Trade Report.

SATURDAY August A.-The Flour Mark ct is uuIet
but prices Of good spring Wheat fresh ground are
well maintained. 1900 barrels Spring Garden Mills
aad Redsone extra family sold for shipment on secret
Terms A few hundred barrels were taken by the
home consumers at s725@7'75 for superfine; se5OM
1850 for new Wheat EXTRA sI5O@l2'5O for do do. ex
ira family $ll75@l225 for Northwestern extra family
and tl3@l4 for fancy, according to quality 800 bar
rels poor old stock family sold at 3d. RIVE Four ia
held firmly at 80. Nothing doing in Corn Meal ~
The market for good and prime lots OF Wheat ia
miieTs is goSd Tor these descriptions. Sales OF 1900
l70. Rye ranges from $l'6O TO S7O for new and 0IS
Pennsylvania Corn-the offerings are small and the
demand moderate Sales of yellow at $l'240I 81 and
western mixed at sl2SH Oats inactive; sales Of
zOIo push new at 7oc for prime and 6696sc for damp
Whisky-Nothing doing.
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ENGLAND.
The August MeteOrs.

Note to the Editor Of the London Times.
= Sir:-The August meteors were observed last
night under eryfavorable circumstancesi in this
neighborhood. They appeared as soon as 1t
was sufficiently dark, but the brilliant moon
and strong twilight prevented any but the
more prominent being distinctly traced until
The following is my register:-
August 10, 7'50 p. MA splendid meteor of
firsS magnitude; white, leaving a slight train,
burst like a blue light above Ursa Major.
Three-fourth magnitude, reddish tinge
IOlO.-Yellowish; second magnitude in nearly
reverse direction, from zenith towards N. NV
l0'26.-Second magnitude, faint train towards
IO'29~Fourth magnitude. ditto.
1040.-Second magnitude, through Cassiopeia
lO'42.-Second magnitude, yelIowish, reverse
IO65.IThird magnitude, towards Bootes
u.-Fourth magnitude, to zenith.
llO2.-Third magnitude, Cassiopeia to Ursa
Major, nearly at right angles to radiant
I1O3.-Fourth magnitude, ditto.
Interval not observed.
ll.49 A. M.-Third magnitude from zenith to
Jupiter;
lO5-Three small meteors in sight together
iC9WFourth magnitude, ditto.
1.l9-First magnitude, burst with brilliant
stream of blue light, near Jupiter
l.25-Two of fourth magnitude.
l20-Fourth magnitude.
With the exception of those specially de-
seribed. ali the meteors radiated from near the
sword in Perseus, as had been announced.
After the interval at midnight when no oDser-
yations were made, theySdid not become visible
until they had passed the zenith, eonverging
towards the s. S.W. horizon. The moon had
then set and the sky was brilliantly clear
The magnitudes are given, approximately, on
the scale or the fixed stars, Capella and others
being well placed for comparison. The range
both in regard to apparent size and brilliancy
was about that Of the fixed stars, while the No
vember meteors last year were equal to the
The probable number, If all had been OBJ
served and noted, would have been from ten to
twenty per hour throughout the night.
Yours obediently, e. VIVIAN, f. M s.
Wooddeld, Torquay, August IL.
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FROM VIRGINIA.

A Justice of the Peace Arrested for As
sAulting n NogrO-DepRrture OF Rear
Admiral ROwan--PhAladslph Xxx
cursiOniSts ON the Chesapeake, Etc.
FORTRESS MONROE, August 22.-John M.
Shriver. Justice of the Peace for Isle OF Wight
James N. Craft, United States Marshal, on q
warrant issued by the United States Commits
sioner of Norfolk, and arrived in that city yes
terday, TO answer charge of assault aud bat
terry committed on one Rogers, a freedman.
man on board of the steamer Smithfield some
two weeks ago. After preliminary hearing
yesterday, he was admitted TO $500 bail for his
appearance before the Court on Tuesday next.
Rear Admiral Stephen Q. Rowan, who, at his
0wh 0T was avy Wer rom & tn9
ordered to take command nf the Asiatic Squa-
dron. left the yard yesterday afternoon in the
Government steamer Jean Sands, accompanied
by the officers of the station. and embarked
with his family on board the steamer Saratoga
thirteen! guns was fred by the receiving ship
New Hampshire. He Will hoist his flag next
month on board the steam frigate Piscataqua,
thus formally making her the flagship of the
squadron.
A marine survey was held to-day at Norfolk
on the steamship Georgia, before reported there
with machinery disabled, but it was found that
she Is entirely seaworthy, and requires only
some trivial repairs to the deranged machinery
and caulking, to enable her to proceed to her
The yacht Patrick McCabe arrived here to-
day with party of excdrStontsts from Phila-
delphia, on.a ten days cruise in the Chesapeake
Bay. Hampton Roads, and along the coast
They are in company with the yacht Wave Off
Chester, Pa, containing also party of excur-
sionists from Philadelphia on a similar cruise;
but the latter having lost overheard one of their
party, George Mutt, their excursion alb
ruptly terminated. The McCabe visits Norfold
TO morrow, and starts on fishing excursion TO
Cape May.
A steam grain elevator, which left Baltimore
yesterday for New York, broke down off the
Piankitauk river early this morning, and was
compelled to anchor. Assistance has been sent
her, and she will be towed to-day to Norfolk for
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A Card from General Rousseau.
b the Editor of the Tribune

TO tte EdftOT U u'0 LTtOV"'e'
sir-Your special Washington correspondent of
TT Is SAID On good authority that Sheridan had
ada 0ut An order for the arrest ana Trial oefore
miiitarv Commission of General Steedman and Gene
raj ROusseau for impeding reconstructlon. Inc law
gives him that power. Rousseau ana Steedman SUD
denly left New Orleans, and the arrest was thus
prevented" =, - ~, o.1or for IN n
arrest of General Steedman and myselI may oe true
but neither know nor do believe lt 10 pc true, Ihe
ihsinuation OF the above paragraph, tneI HSnerhls
6teedman and Rousseau suddenly leit New OIiehans
10 avoid arrest is simply malicious, II NOT malig
nant inyention and lis author Is ether NSy %
ous and simple or else very artul OF reckless nab
ricator AS your correspondent snleios it nss De q
hind the words sit issaid ON gooa ~ tp ns
supposed 10 be no further Responsible n shS
than any other Journalist In his peculiar
But as perhaps Il will not do 20 let the 20
uncontradicted, am rather forced lhto 'ne @nnOy-
ance of this reply, - ,,.,. -. oooaroi sbar,daD
knew perfectly we'll and from my own Rs Dn Ine May Gay
and the hour OF the day of my departure tron New
Orleans had fal opportunity q ENFORCE s9 aT
enOngh to add fact within my 65 Rn9Tedge n that
General Steedman who was 20 hAYe leIt new orleans
with me- was detained In that csy TOT several DAYS
after y departure, by the serious illness Q! nephew
nave not heard that any eort was made % arrest
oTlmySelt 70 "depart suddepy Yours Ye5y re1 1pect-
81. JANEs HOTEL, N, Y, August %, 1867
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u h u u W " h TWN
THE LATEST NEWS.
LOSS OF A SWEDISH VESSEL.
Cost Of Clothing the New Maryland Militia
AFFAIRS IN SOUTHEASTERN VIRGINIA,
The European Markets To-Day.
Etc., Etc., Ete., Etc.s Etc., Etes
LOSS OF A SWEDISH VESSEL.
Cost of Clothing the New Maryland MllItll
FROM EUROPE BY CABLE.
Report OF Markets.

A1bASNu@I'b ASoPuES OA AhEketbs
LONDON August Noon, Oonsols for
money, "a 9-l6; United States Five twenties,
7355; Illinois Central, 775; Erie Railroad, 4iM.
LIVERPOOL, August 23-Noon,-CoGton quiet
and steady; sales to-day will be aoout 10000
bales. Prices unchanged.
Breadstuffs and Provisions unchanged.
Shipping Intelligence.
LIVERPOOL. August 23-Noon.-The ship Czar,
of Greenock, which was recently abandoned at
sea- was successfully towed into the harbor of
Queenstown last evening.
GLASGOW, August 23.--The steamer Caledonia,
from New York on the 10th, has arrived here.
TO-day's Gable Report.
LONDON, August 24-Noon.-Cousols firmer,
at 945s U. s. 520s weak at 1875 Erie, Az; Illi-
uois Central, IN; Atlantic and Great West
. LivERPooL, August 24-Noon.-Cotton dull;
sales of $1,000 bales; quotations unchanged.
Flour, 34s. Wheat, l3s Cd. for whitd California,
and lbs. Cd. for new Southern. Cheese, 49s.
Beef, l42s. 3d. Lard, 5ls. Cd. Other articles un-
changed.
,.ANTwERP, August A.-Petroleum firmer at
43% francs.
FRANKFoRT, August 2.-United States Five
tWenties, 77A.
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Third A1llitarY DIstrict.

GENERAL POPEs JURY OHDHh'
HEADQUARTERS THIRD MILITARY DISTRICT (Geor-
giA, Alabama, and FlOrida), ATLANTA, Ga August
49, i86-Grand and petit jurors and all other Jurors
for the trial of civil criminal or for the ad-
minisration law In the5tates of Georgia. Alabama
and Florida will hereafter be taken exclusively from
boards OF registration under the acts Of Congress OF
Sheriffs and all other officers whose duty 1t is to sum
mon and impanel jurors, will require each juror to
make oath that he is duly registered above indi-
Gated specifying the precinct and county In which he
was registered which affidavit will be placed on the
official files of the Court.
BY command of Major General Pope.
- q. X. SANDERSON,
33d III. s. Infantry. A A
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Delaware County Nominations.

ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO EVENING TRLEGRAPH
MEDIA, August A.-The election of delegates
to the County Convention OF Delaware county
took place yesterday, and at a meeting OF the
Convention the following gentlemen received
the: Republican nomination, after close vote.
The State Senator was nominated on the third
Brooke; for Assembly, Augustus b. Leedom;
Treasurer William f. Mathues; Commissioner,
T. Baker Jones; Auditor, Curtis Cheyney; Di-
rector, Baldwin Howard; Jury Commissioners,
n 7 Tinkaou
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OFFIOB OF THE EVENING TEIEeRAPH.
Saturday, August "a. 1867.
Stock Market opened very dun

The Stock Market opened very dull this
morning, but prices were without any material
change. Government bonds continue in fair
demand. 1924 was bid for 1O-4Os: 1871 for June
and August 7.S0s; Ill for 6s of 1881; li3l for 62
6.2Os. City loans were unchanged.
Railroad shares were the most active on the
list. Reading sold largely at 52l, an advance
of I; Camden and Amboy at 1875, no change;
Pennsylvania kallroad at 6Sl, no changer and
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TURKEY.
An InaurrectiOnary Movement FOstered
ira ROsnia and HerzogOYlna.

From the London Telegraph, Au0bN IL
From intelligence sent us by very reliable
and HorZegovina is expected. For this purpose
a Committee has been formed in Belgrade, the
object of which is to favor and propagate rebel
Tnri.ev which border on Servia. This commit
tee possesses all the necessary military means,
~ heS unlimited credit with the Servian
Govern emit and in close relations with all in
surrectionary committees of Roumania, Monte
negro and Greece.