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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1868-12-22
FOR CHRISTMAS.

We receiving, in addition to immense
stock of GROCERIES and CONFECTIONERIES, u
large and varied stock Of
Christmas Notions,
FANCI GOODS, rows, DC,
Of the latest novelty. TO which we invite the atten-
ton Of Wholesale and Retail buyers.
We also have a fresh supply of al kinds of
Confectioneries
Usually found in hrst-class house Call and ex-
anime our stock for yonrselves-we take pleasure in
showing goods.
Dec y, 1868. NISBET & MAXWELL.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1868-12-22

Bsg" 1t appears that the U. S. Circuit Court of
Virginia, in session at Richmond has been deliver
ing the ,Jas of Criminals habcGs corpus writs,
the ground that of the Jud ges Magistrates
who tried the prisoners were banned by the Howard
amcntimcn and therefore not constitutional
officers Several persons sentenced to death have
been thus released. dispatch from Richmond says:
I'm the United States Circuit Court Judge Under
wood presiding the of Salle Anderson, colored
sentenced death by County Court for arson, was
brought up hadcas corpus on the ground that one
of the gistrates composing the Court which tried
her had held the office of constable before the war;
and, being thereby disqualified. under the l4th
amendment. the whole Court Illegal, and its pro-
ceedings vitiatcd Underwood sustained the prison
crs plea and discharged her from custody. In the
delivery of his opinion he said: "lf even the Clerk
of the Court disqualified, it vitiated the pro-
cecdings
There arc hundred and fifty -nine convicts in
the State Prison. sentenced since the adoption of the
amendment, who may be released by habeds
corpus and turned loose under this decision.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1868-12-22

f:a We return thanks to II d Whitley. and W
Gr,r, Esis for their Kind cnion in furnishing :
with public documents during the session Of the
IrriS
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THE NEW DOMINION.

Departure Of Sir John A. Mcdonald and the
Confederate Commissioners from Halifax
Proceedings In the Legisinture-Repeal still
Demanded.
HALIFAX, August IL, 1868.
Sir John A. Mcdonald and party left this city to-
day for PictOu whence they go by steamer to Que
bee. Their mission Is looked upon as a failure.
The Legislature met yesterday. Only few per-
sons were present and little interest was evinced
In the proceedings. The Attorney General said the
government would announce It's policy in a few days.
In the meantime he moved resolutions protesting
against the Union.
The despatch from the Colonial Secretary on con-
federation was laid before the House and ordered TO
be printed.
repeal meeting was held at Weymouth which is
represented as highly successful and hrm in the de-
mand for repeal and nothing else.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-12
ALABAMA.


The Lesisiature-veto Of the Electoral Col
Iege Bill by the GOvcrnor-LiveIy Warfare
Between the Native Republicans and the
Carpet.Baggers.
MONTGOMERY, August II, 1858.
hutter was caused in the Legislature to-day.
Governor Smith sent to the Senate, where 1t 0rigt-
mated veto OF the bill authorizing the Legislature
to cast the electoral vote Of the State. Governor
Smith says
the mature reflection forced to the concu.
wnens IN
mot q: 9 S
regarded as ssi
to hold dear, deny not only ne
e
Ess;s
Ha'so other ss sSs
viii Be TsSsrdsd rs%.rfas when
wS what have ns
SsTs hs Tspsocsp party of Aabsma ,,nIs,,1 ws
as
IN favor Of N. constitution This was
ns ~ ss
opposed the party is strong has been supposed
then The necessity Of party sfpedsnSy does not s5s
fnssmuch A. the election Of Gran. and Collar
to o principles
which those standard pledged before the
try.
The message gave rise to a warm discussion and
caused much bitterness. Sibley, Coon and other
extreme radicals were violent IN their expressions
Mr. Coon republican, strongly urged the defeat Of
the veto, and said the object OF the men who were
sustaining the Governor in this matter was to get up
o war. II the war must come let 1t come. He was
ready for IL, and ninety thousand freemen or Ala
bama would give the opposition belly full OF war
before 1t was over. He would stand by the republic
can party OF Alabama in the war and victory would
perch ON its banner.
Mr.. Jones (also republican, replied to Mr.. Coon,
that If he wanted war he could have war; and the
would last until none Of his sort desecrated the
soil Of Alabama h He said that o,t ne was Soua
and Alabamians are to be slaughtered, ne
would be found on the side Of his own people.
those in this bright and sunny. but oppressed land,
justly belongs. He said he could raise squadron OF
town boys and whip out anything the gentleman
shall 20, 900 coored men to follow his banner IN de-
Tense Of Alabama and Alabamians. The col0red
men of intelligence knew that carpet-baggers were
not their friends, and that squatter would desert
them In the hour Of peril and need
The debate was conducted altogether by the re-
pubcans, there being but one democrat In the
Senate
The consideration of the message was continued
in the evening session and then postponed until one
O'Clock tomorrow. great many members nave
already left the city.
The following card from MI. Jones republican,
win appear IN The morning gspss Mr Jones ana
Having denied the privilege Of repeating the Senate
morning. Of the iitn August. hereby publish said
To Of he said to the Senss that or
protection Of those whom he calls loyal men that II any
houses VI DAnA' county A"0 ''' VI" % W. B. JONES.
It is not likely that the bill can become law over
the Governors veto. The Legislature will probably
adjourn Tomorrow.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-12
ILLINOIS,.

Chicago Items-Ahray with Robbers In Craw.
ford County-Four Of them and one Constable
Killed.
CHICAGO, August IL, 1893.
The members OF the Chicago Common Council
started this afternoon on an excursion to the Rocky
Mountains.
An ordinance appropriating $4,000 to aid in the
establishment OF . polytechnic school In Chicago
was passed by the Common Council last evening.
The republicans OF Chicago are making great prep
aratons for the Grant and Colfax demonstration TO-
morrow evening.
The proprietors OF the Sherman House gave a
banquet this evening TO the members OF the Scientific
Congress.
The Marshal Of Hutsonville Crawford county, ILL.,,
last Friday, accompanied by q posse, attempted to
arrest gang OF four robbers. The robbers fred
Marshal aud his men rushed upon the scoundrels
and killed all OF them.
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VIRGINIA..

The Late Riot mt RichmOnd-The Matter to
be Investigated.
RICHMOND, August IL, 1885,
The negro who was shot last night at the con-
servative meeting is MORALLY wounded. He has made
an ante-mortem statement to the eject that he was
not engaged in stonng the meeting He was taken to
the Freedmen's Hospital.
Two or three arrests have been made to-day OF
persons alleged to have been In the ARRAY, and the
matter will be brought before the courts tomorrow
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LOUISIANA.

Passage of the New Militia Bill in the Legis-
lature.
NEW ORLEANS, August IL, 1858.
The Militia bill giving the Governor discretionary
power to accept arm and commission officers Of the
volunteer militia whose organization meets his ap-
prevail finally passed both houses OF the Legislature
yesterday The bill empowers the Governor to call
out and dispose Of the militia at his pleasure.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-12
MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Cunard mail steamship Scotia will leave this
port on Wednesday for Liverpool
The mails for Europe will close at the Post once
at eleven O'Clock A. NJ. on Wednesday.
The NEW YORK REHABILITATION for Eur0pe-win
be ready at half-past ten O'Clock In the morning.
Single COPIES In wrappers for mailing, six cents.
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AUSTRIA.

The Command Of the Hungarian Army.
VIENNA, August IL, 1868.
The Emperor Francis Joseph has sent an auto
graph letter to his Minister Of War; urging him to
hasten the appointment Of native Hungarian oflcers
to command the Hungarian troops, in accordance
with the provisions Of the bill which has just been
passed by the Legislative Chambers at Pesth.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-12
MINNIE SOTA.


Report on the vermiIliOn Gold Mines.
Sr. PAUL, August IL, 1sGs.
At meeting OF the trustees OF the Chamber OF
Commerce yesterday Colonel w. II. Mobiles gave
full report OF the vermon gold mines. He spoke
encouragingly Of the prospects. The Chicago com.
pany extracted $243 In bullion from ton. In the
Buckeye lode S2l2 have been obtained, and In the
Minnesota Mining Company's vein 500. No one ton
has Yielded less than $50.
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CUBA.

No More Cholera-Ciean Health p'lls-Ex-
change Quotations.
HAVANA, August IL, 1868.
The CHI oera has entirely disappeared from the city
Clean bills OF health will be given from and after
tomorrow. -
exchange on Ne York, long sight In snorenov. s2k
onaA Alsonnnt
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GEORGIA..

The Case Of the Negro Bradley In the Senate.
ATLANTA August IL, 1868.
In the Senate to-day the question was taken as to
sustaining the decision Of the Chair which was that
inasmuch as Bradley has resigned, the case was out
OF the hands of the Senate. The decision was sus-
tanned by yea and nay vote OF 20 against 49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-12

"a odce OF the Herald steam yachts IL at whitehall
air. All aons from and nsgnees the
OF inward bound vessels will be forwarded free Of
charge. .
JEASSErrE-wil leave whitehall every morning bapast
four O'Clock for the Lower BAv.
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CLEARED.

steamship Scotia tBr Judkns Liverpool via Queenstown
e Cunard.
steamship Nebraska CBr), Guard, Williams
Guon.
steamship sara,ogs, Alexander, Norfolk, City Point and
Rlchuond-N McCreadv.
Steamship 0aucus. Walden. Boston--w p Clyde.
ship John Bright Towart, 81 John. NB-wlla Guion.
Bark Irma (Br), Cummins Sagus.
BARK Union (Br, Leblanc, Arichat, CBHatson, Watson
BSir Riverside (Br, Thompson, Gibraltar for order,-H
Baetjer. -.
Brig Emma Dean tDo'ch)' Atkinson, curscos-rhso
Brig Joseph Howe (Brj, Turner, Pe,ou, Ns-H Dewof
sehr WELDON. Home tBr, Hatfield, Mone,on, HB-crsn.
oI sehr john Fields, wilmington, nee Powell
Srhr ] Rapp Cole, Rcbmond-van Brunt Siagh
schr Rhodeia Blew, Peterson, Rchmond-van Brunt 4
siaght - x,,,--.
scbr Frank Maria, Barbour, Portland-R p Buck A Co.
schr John Snow, Mitcbel, Boston Snow Richardson.
scbr OTIS Chase New Bedford-Fergusop Wood.
schr W ID Mangum, Chase, New Beiford-Ferguson a
Wood. -, u,..
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TURKEY.
Quiet Restored I'm BULGARIA..

Quiet Kest0red In BuIGarfa.
BELGRADE, August IL, 1868.
The insurrectionary movement in Bulgaria has
been entirely suppressed by the Turkish troops and
the proclamation establishing state of siege in the
province has been revoked.
The Turkish government charges Prince Charles
Of Roumania with secretly melting and promoting
the revolt.
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ROME.

Desertions from the Papal Army.
PARIS, August IL, 1868.
Accounts from Rome represent that the number OF
desertons Of foreign volunteers from the Papal
vice Is daily increasing.
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Democratic Ratification ut Alexandria-Ad.
dresses Of Montgomery Blair and Green Clay
Smith,
ALEXANDRIA, August IL, 1858.
large open air Seymour and Blair meeting was
held here tonight in front Of Green's Mansion House.
There was much enthusiasm. banner was dis
PLAYED, on which was inscribed the words, "0n
strict construction OF the constitution, strict comp.
due regard for the sovereignty OF the States depends
the perpetuity of the Union" Colonel @. W. Brent
presided. Speeches were made by Montgomery
Blair General Green Clay Smith and Others Mr..
smith commended that Virginia was In the Union,
and recommended the nomination OF electors to be
voted for and said the vote would De counted by the
House of Representatives.
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CHINA.

Peace on the Line Of the Am cor.
LONDON, August IL, 1868.
Late advices from Shanghai report that the dis.
turbances caused py the Mantchooos on the Amoor
river have ceased and at last accounts the country
was quiet and trade on the river unobstructed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-12
ARRIVALS.



Steamship Russia tBrs Cook, Liverpool Aug via Qxeens
town "a, mdse and passengers TO Cunard 9Th
lst incorrectly reported 61, Ion ~ 81, American bark
Lavina, bound +.
mdse and passengers, TO Murray, Ferris Co.
steamship Thames, Pennington, Savannah Aug g. with
rndse and passengers, TO X Lowdeu.
Steamship Niagara, Blakeman, Richmond, City Point and
Norfolk, with mdss and passengers, 10 the Old Dominion
Steamship Co.
Lorlsrd. - -. -. III, .
Clyde. -, 49,, r-..... Nm. ...u, u..
niier April 3 with hemp, &c, 70 order. Had light winds
The entire passage aud has been 10 days north Of Bermuda
shin Emerald fse Gillespie Liverpool June DO via Queens
town july l. with mdse and III passengers (Mormoosl 10
Ship CsTIs yAus. Rssru.in, Antwerp, days with mdse,
AZ order July lat so 49, lon B 90 fen In with the ship Java
HcLsan from Newport for New York. In ssnking condition.
and from her the captain and crew, Is In number and
Brought them 10 this port.
Bssi fsnnis Cspp, Turks slsnds II days, with salt 70
ssrt Fanny Carver Salt Cay I'll, IL days, with salt 70
walsh, fsd way Has had light winds and Gains the
sas S.nsss!, Moore, Arroyo, PR, days. with sugar, 70
'1 Bs@ Sssussiss tHsv,. Cola por er,oca u dAss
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SERvlA.
An Anxious Prince.

PEsrH, August IL, 1868.
Prince Alexander Karageorgewich has been seized
with serious illness since his imprisonment here He
has received Information from Belgrade that his
estates in servia have been connscated by the gov.
eminent.
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KENTUCKY.


Returns OF the Recent Election.
LOUISVILLE, August IL, 1868.
The Courier has returns from ninety nine counties,
leaving thirteen small counties, which last year
poed 1000 votes, about equally divided between the
two parties to be heard from. Its figures show q
gain OF 23 763 democratic votes over last year and
decrease In the republican vote OF eso6. Stevenson
majority thus far In S. 1877 and will probably exceed
30, 900. IL will not vary 1000 from that amount.
Bakers vote will be about $4,000; stevensons,
ia. 600.
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A Fact for Ruptured Persons.

The other day, company with Senator J. W. Ste, Of
Gonzales TEXAS, visited the celebrated DR.. :. A.. sher
man. No 6g7 Broadway who said, BY those whom he has
treated 10 excel the word In the OF rup-
Ste him certificate Of his euro,
and others suffering from hernia rupturs
pleasure In stating that the Senator gives Dr. She
man the of hopeless OF them ho
own. We DR.. sherman amiabe, pleasant gentle
msn, aud take pleasure In recommending him 70
friends.-Houston Telegraph.
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FRANCE.
A Students' Tumult In Paris.

Students' Tumu1t In Paris.
LONDON, August II, 1858.
Dispatches from Paris report that the students
assembled in large numbers near the Sorbonne and
created q tumut.
They were dispersed by the police, who made
several arrests.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-12

Chevalier's Treatise the Hair-(siven
at the drug stores and sent by mail rce This valuable
book should be 10 house teaches 10 restore gray hair
70 lie original color cultivate and have beautiful TO the
latest period Of life
SARAH A. CHEvALIER. NJ p..llD Broadway, NY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-12

A.-Jcfers Offers Extraordinary Bargains
IN Ladies' Misses and Chdrens Boots and Shoes JEr-
FERs, 116 and LBS Broadway opposite ST. James, HOG
mi and Fifth Avenue hotels.
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RHODE ISLAND.


ern0r Burnside.
PROVIDENCE. August IL, 1868.
Company Of the New York First regiment Haw-
kins, Zouaves which was General BurnsIdes body
guard when he commanded the Army OF the Pc.
tomac, arrived here this morning and we're received
by detachment OF veterans Of the army, and we're
welcomed heartily BY Governor Burnside. After .
pleasant visit 70 Rocky Point the company was 70
ceived BY tho Governor and entertained ct his resi-
denos with elegant hospitality. Tha viaiton re-
turned hI the svantns bristol b0eA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-12

Millions OF Bottles
OF MRS. wINsLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP sold and
used with falling success II IL old and we'll red
remedy and has stood the OF relieve the child
from palm, regulates the stomach and bowels wind
collie soens the gums and giving rest and health 10 the
child comforts the mother.
Be and call for
having fac simie OF "Curtis Perkins the outside
wrapper. All other are base limitations.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-12

Batchelor's Hair Dye.-The Best In tho
world The only perfect Dye harmless, reliable, insant
neous. Factory l6 Bond street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-12

For Moth Patches, Freckles and Tan the
Face, use PERRY's moth AND FRECkLE LOTION"
Sold BY rRtsts eve
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Neatness, Economy and Despatch Combined
Of orders Metropolitan job Printing Estab
lishment 20 Nassau street
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Hilps Hair Dye, so Cents.-Biacks Browns
instantaneous best cheapest In use Depot zoo Broadway
Sold by all druggists.
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with ogwood, &C. and passenger. to Murray, Jr Had
Brig Velocity CD, Dsrr.i Cienfuosos July 30 with sugar
scar Apns 1scis DaytSn. Buenos Ayre' June q with
scSr yssns OBJ Foster Windsor Ms IL days. with pas
'er eSr Hsnry for New Haven
scSr Caster %isI Hs %i;s LGvs.nd Virginia
schr Belle, Cubberiy, yirglni..
schr wild Pigeon Philips, Georgetown. DC, for Jersey
Empire State, Warren, Georges Banks with fish,
schr Lizzie Abbott Jousspor days. with spars, Snow
sshr Hudson, Hall. Rootand, days. with Iim'' to
schr Massachusetts,, Kennison Rockand, days, with
sslI walter Hail. Pr...ey, Rookand. days. with lime,
schr Eliza Francis, Hunter Portland via New Bedford
sSSr asy Johnson. Ksnnsy Portland sd.ys
Scnr C6rsana Beebe, Gloucester, days. with nshs TO
sohr Hsntcks, Marvin, Boston for Baltimore.
s chr ss Sur Beers Boston for Phfsdeiphis
1 Rnrs mary Potter Potter Nantucket days. with fish, to
Sshr Jane Reeves, Pratt, Nantucket days. with fish, to
schr The Chief. Smith, Nantucket, days. with ash, to NIL
s ssST E E:ss nr Sa9 o;:y New Bedford
schr Reading RI No H. aaSews Prcviseuce for phiadcl
schr Us Terry, Grainer, Providencs for Rosdout.
s ssSr Elizabeth Emn;s: psr Ellen Gh'lSs Warren
schr Gorine, Davis; Norwich FOR Ezsbslhpor.
Schr Lucy Hall, Hall, Milestone Point.
Schr Chas N0rtham, Pelton, Portland Ct
Schr Deming, Boardman, Portland, Ct.
schr Daniel Russell, Clark, Portland, c.
Schr Martha p King, Rockwell, Portland, CT.
Schr Saugatuck, Davis, Connecticut River.
Schr Chauncey 81 john Hammond New Haven.
Schr Nellie Benedict, Foster, New Haven tor Phade
sc c Parker, Norton, New Haven for Philadelphia.
Schr Isaac Merritt, Gibson, New Haven for Trenton.
Schr Blast, Hubbel New Haven Trenton.
sSr Cloud Mason Bdsepors i for P 'S
Schr Sunshine, Flynn, Bridgeport for Trenton.
Scbr Martha Jane Mott, Port Jefferson.
Schr Horace L. Templeton, GreenpOrt.
Steamer Josephine Baisted Boston, the Staten Island
Railroad Co..
SAILED.
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Mr.. Arcularius, OF the jerome Park Hotel,
viii happy ha friends and the public parahe OF
a Clam Roast and Chowder on Thursday Afternoon and
eve
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Death of Adnh Menken.

Adah Isaacs Menken, the American actress, died
to-day.
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Royal Havana LOttery.-Prizes Paid In Gold.
Information furnished The highest paid for Doubooas
and eli Kinds Of Gold and Silver.
TAYLOR 4 CO., Bankers, 10 Wall street, n Z.
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SHIPPIN NEW s.

Almanac for New York...This Day.
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Rememher, Brn ndreth,s Pills

Remember, randreth's Pills
assist in Der efforts Ihsy are pursauye worth
more than their weight gold They hurt always re-
move bad humor Always cleanse the blood and, at THE
season. should occasonay used By all conditions OF msn
Much sickness would be thus savsd-lfe often. -.
Sold By ali drusgss Principal ONCE, Brsndrssh How~
New YORK.
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ovov,,s suu loosns sst" A. sozoDoNT said 70 sse -:
elected teeth .Ws shs Improve under yeu suspo~
g the neglected teeth said 10 sofodonI
sPALprNas GLUE, Win brush, useful and ndspsnaAo's
In every well regulated house
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SAILED.

Steamships City Of New York, Halifax and Liverpool;
Hosatia, Hamburg; Saratoga, Norfolk, &c.
Wind at sunset SW.
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wtss Tespsse a.S 0rns. Z. .s,sI Hss sXiSsS
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PHOTOGRAPHIC NEWS
F r ON
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.
TUMULT BY STUDENTS IN PARIS.
Threatening Aspect OF the
Mexican RebelliOns.
Veto Of the Legislative Electoral College Bill by
the Governor Of Alabama.
MEXICO.

Secret Societies Of Robbers-Their Ravagea
In the Interior-Efect Of Governor Cuervo's
observation-disclosures of Two Americans
In Sonora-Threatened Invasions-WhoIe-
sale Land SWtndle.
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20 and sailed the next day for San Bias The Eng
lsh war steamer Chanticleer sailed for Panama July
q, in accordance with orders from Admiral
Hastings.
The schooner Lberato, formerly the Onward. from
San Francisco, was wrecked on Creston Island, or
the harbor of Mazatlan, July 20.