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CONGRESS.
VIII there be a Meeting in Sep
temberi

-
From the Washington Correspondent Of the
New York Herald.l
VIII Congress meet for legislation in
September? That is the question that
now engages the public attention here
more than any other, not excepting that
! of the Presidential succession. A great
! deal has been said in support of the
views on both sides of the question, and,
! withai, the people are left in doubt as 10
/ whether Congress will meet on the day
! appointed, or whether the meeting will
/ be deferred until the regular day for as
| sem bling in December. Those who have
/ facilities for knowing the nature OF the
appeals from Southern econstFuctiOnists,
! judging from the great numbers received
! by Senators and Representatives here
/ and the same pressure is doubtless brought
TO bear upon all the other members Of
! Congress-and are fully aware of the des-
perste energy with which every conceive
| able argument that may be likely to in
fuence the members is brought
forth are OF the opinion that the
urgency of the case will have the
effect Of bringing together 8 working
msiority on the 2Ist of September. OPP
| posed TO these influences is the fact that
| The members can scarcely sffnrd to leave
/
they should be exerting themselves to
their utmost, not only to insure the sue
cess of Grant and Golfax, but to secure
their own reelection, many Of them
having been renominated and not few
of them being opposed by able and pop
ulRr democrats. A gentleman whose Of
ficial position gives him ample opportu-
nifty TO learn the views OF the men who
WELD powerful influences upon the ques-
ton under consideration states that the
general opinion ia that the party-mean-
ing the republican paTty-eaGnOt gain
anything by continuing the session
through the autumn months, as there is
no visible plan by which relief can be
furnished by legislation, while the party
would lose heavily by the absence Of the
ablest speakers and organizers from their
districts. 1t seems to be understood that
by agreement Of large proportion Of
the radical members the advisabilitY
Of oSlling q meeting in September la
been left to the wisdom and discretion of
Senator Morgan and Gen. Schsnck, who
have arranged to meet in this city one
week before the 2lst of September and
take the matter into consideration. Sem
stor Morgan, who has been here for the
last few days, left last night for New
York, and will not return until the 14th.
His present belief Is that no advantage
can be derived from a meeting of Con-
gress. Gen. Schenek is at home, looking
after his reelection, and is fully con-
WINGED that he will have his hands full
in trying to keep VSllsndigham out of
his seat in the House. The whole matter
seems to be narrowed down to the tive
horns Of q serious dilemma, and the Re-
publicans must choose between them,
either one OF which is fraught with un-
fortunate results. If they hold a meet
ing Of Congress in September they are in
danger of losing the North II they do
not meet they are in danger Of losing the
South. As q matter of course they will
choose the smallest of the two evils.
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The Buffalo Frauds on the POstofISeS
IL nanarfmonH

Some new light was thrown upon the
/ Buffalo Postoffice frauds to-day. These
frauds have been undergoing investiga-
ton for some time past. 1t was at first
supposed that they would amount to
about $3.50, 900, but, from what is now
known, 1t Is believed they will reach half
q million. A large part of the swindling
was in the cantracts for blanks, twine,
wrspping-psper, etc. When quantity
Of these articles would be ordered from
| the contractors they would send only a
part of the order, saying that il was all
| they had en- hand at the time, and there
meinder would be forwarded. They
would then forget to send the rest, but
would charge for the whole order; aud
by the cOnnivance of parties in the De-
partment, would get their account
passed, and secure their pay in fun.
OF these sccOmplices, clerk In the
PostOfflce Department named Raddlng,
q, former clerk in the Sixth Auditors
office named Fsremer, and Toners, the
foreman of the Government printing Of
nee, were arrested to-day. They had
preliminary examination before Judge
Wylie on a reputation to transfer them
to Detroit, Mich, for trial, the District
Attorney at that place having been
chosen 10 work up the affair for the pur-
pose OF lulling suspicion, IS the recent
act OF Congress allows the Government
20 select the place where offenses of this
class cEn be tried.
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From the Washington Correspondent Of tn
New York Herald.l
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Candidntes for Pnriiamen1-

Among the candidates for seats in the
new British Parliament, several are, or
have been, connected with the newspa-
per press, including Mr.. Lowe, Mr..
Baines, Mr.. Robuck, Mr.. John Walter,
the principal proprietor Of the London
Times; Professor Morley, OF the Fort
mighty Review Mr.. Edward. Mall, OF
the Nolco19ornafst; Mr.. Tillet, editor Of
the Norfolk Nesgs; Mr.. JafEray, OF the
birmingham FOss, and Mr. Gorrie, for
merly editor of Scotch paper.
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IL is an old theme, we know, but il
cannot be too often reiterated, that there
is no time spent 30 stupidity As that which
ineonsiderate people pass In q morninp
between sleeping and waking. He who
is up may be at work, or amusing him.
self; he who is asleep is receiving the
reireshment necessary to- ft him for
action but the hours spent in doing are
wasted without either pleasure or profit.
The sooner you leave your bed the sell
domer you will be confined to IT,.
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STATE FEMALE COLLEGE.

I1HE Fall Session Of this Institution viii COM
Il menee on MONDAY, the 18th OF September
next, with a full and saperior Facnlty tas
usuaD In all the departments. In addition to
the branches usually tsught, arrangements
have been made for full e0orss OF lessons IN
PHYSICAL CULTURE according TO the sys-
TEN Of Dto Lewis. This places the State ke-
male College, in this respect, IN advance OF
any other school at the SoGth, and parents,
both at home aud abroad, viii soon come TO see
Its beneficial effects.
The City Railroad Cars now run out to the
College, and render city patronage perfectly
practicable. Parents and guardians In the city
will md on inquiry that they can enjoy the
benefits Of this superior school and make
Saving-even when caf-fare Is sdded-of . 70 81
per cent. on tuition bills. For particulars or
catalogues address, e. COLLINS
auI PU President
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Is white Street, New York.
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EDUCATIONAL.
SAINT MARY'S SCHOOL,
PATAPS 0 FEBALE INSTITUTE,
Near Baltimore, Maryland.

MRS. MARY Il. POPE, PRINCIPAL. WILL
VI reopen TUESDAY, September Ist. auII n
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CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL
On Uzion So. near Wellington.

Vocal Music and Ineldeatals, no eharge.
jye9 I'm J. d. MEREDITH, Presi,
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sEARoY, ARk.-By private lei

sEAReYi ARK.-By private letter, we
learn that the Democrats OF Searcy,
Ark, are having rousing time Of M,
ana are sanguine OF the success of the
tlcket- Confessing It very sorry dose,
they are for taking the "negro EQUALITY
oath, p IN order to defeat RadieaIisn.
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College OF the christian Brothers,
ST. LOUIS. MO.

THE object OF this Institution is to afford
students the means OF acquiring q thorough
collegiate education, whilst the Commercial
Department offers rare advantages to young
men desirous OF entering on mercantile pur-
suits.
The next Session viii commence on the last
MONDAY in August
Applicants for admission viii do well to be
in time For particulars address
aul2 2n BROTHER EDWARD, President.
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Memphis Female College.

TyIWENTY- NINTH SESSION.-We shall or
ganize the FORMS In this College, accord
ing 70 previous announcement, for the ensuing
scholastic year Of forty weeks, on TUESDAY,
Septembe l. 1855. For circulars, giving full
particulars, apply to the Principal at the Col
fege, or at the bookstores.
fy2s tses NJ A. E. MORGAN. Principal.
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WILL open its next Session on MONDAY
w September .. 1855, under the direction OF
Rev. W, NJ PATTERSON, Alb, and Prof 7. j.
aIsARDEAU, Alb.
This Institution, formerly conducted by the
late Prof J.. ". Stacy, ranks among ths best.
male high schools in the city OF country. The
experience Of the present Principals zuaran-
tees TO pupils the very best educational ad-
vantages-
The buildings viii be enlarged and eonve-
niently and pleasantly arranged, and fitted m
vita new furniture specially for school pur-
poses
Latin, Greek and French, together with =
thoFongh course in the English branches viii
be taught. Terms moderate. For circulars an
Ply at the BOOKSTORES, or refer to Rev. T D.
Nitherspoon. Rev. W. @. Johnson, Rev A. +.
b Molloy, n. Wade & Co.. Newton Ford 4 an
Ioof Phillips Co., E NJ. Appsrson, spicer q
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Terms per Sesstou-PayabIe HaIEyearIy
InNnrIahsN In anNnnca
PRIVATE sBLRCF sCHooL.

Mrs. NJ. A. KNOX win resume her school on
vi MONDAY, September 7th, at her residence
mort t5east corner Of orleans and Court street
extended Pupils will he received and clsSsed
frCm september LIST. Terms modified to suit
the times. aul8 II
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CLAYMONT BOARDING SCHOOL

DUPILS ARE PREPARED AT THIS
Il School for College or active business.
LocArIoN-Three miles from Charleston, JEFF
fsrson county, Valley Of Virginia.
Next Session COmmenees sept. I, Is6s.
Pupils received at any time.
TEzNs-sS0o, payable serni-snnualIy. in sd-
yancs- A liberal deduction viii be made to
parents or guardians who SEND more than one
boarder. Nc extras
For circular. address
is. BLACKBURN,
eug AaW tsel1 Principal.
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ST. AGNES ACADEMY
FOR YOUNG LADIES.

THIS Institution, conducted by the Sisters OF
81. DON tnic, is delightfully."- situated IN a
healthy and retired part OF the city of Mem
phis, Tenn The buildings srs ample and COM
noclcus, Standing in the center OF sxtensivs
aud highly improved grounds, shaded BY fOrs st
trees, and laid out with rare plants and shrub
bsFy.
1hs course OF studies comprises All the
branches. Useful ana Ornamental, that are
usually Taught
The Academic Year consists of two Sessions
Of i've months each the first commencing on
the FIRST MONDAY OF SEPTEMBER. the
second on the FIRST TMOSDAY of FEBRUARY
Terms per SessIOn-PayabIe HaIEyearIy,
Invariably I'm Advance.
For Board and Tuition, etc., So $50 $50 or
SlOe, according 70 the age or class OF the pupil.
according 10 age or class.
EXTRA CHARGEs.-LRtin, French, Italian
each, sl2 co; Music on Piano, IS co; Music on
Guitar, so 20; Music on harp, $50 20; Use OF
Instruments, S. 90; Painting ia Oil COlors,
50 90; Pa ming in Water ColOrs, SIS 90; Draw
ing, SO 60; Embroidery and Ornamental Work,
SIS %; Wax Work. SIS 90; Washing and Mend
ing, Sl5 20; Bed and Bedding, $40 90; Station
err, So %; Dancing, al Professors charges.
81 Board Per month during vacation, II
spent at the Academy-washiug,m mendinz ETC..
ETC., ineludes-Sl2 Medicines and Physicians
fees VIII form extra charges.
For farther Information, apply TO or address
the Mother superior" ," st. Agnes Academy.
au4 d3tkWlm
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KENTUCKY MILITARY INSTITUTE
(sIx MILES SOUTH OF FRASKFoETl.
Col. z. T. P. ALLEN, Superintend't.
Assisted by an Able Faculty.

THE I'D Academical year of this Institute
Il viii begin on Monday, September, 1858
TERMS-Three hundred and nfty dollars
$3.50 per Aeademicsl year OF 20 weeks.
Refer TO Messrs. Parker Ward & Co, Menu
phis, Tenn from whom Catalogues may be had.
For special information, address Col. r. 7. p.
ALLEN, Superintendent, Farndale, franklin
county, KY. jel2 dRw3m
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Maoon Masonie College.

CITUATED seven miles north OF Lafayette
- Depot, Memphis and Charleston Railroad,
IN the healthy village OF Macon, Tennessee, re-
sumes third Monday in July, rendering prepar-
story review for the new scholastic session,
to be
Opened the First Monday In September.
Thorough Collegiate Course taught by an able
and experienced Faculty. Board, per month,
SIS Tuition So 81, s., IS, s. and s..
Dr. u. I. HUNTER, President Board.
I O. MuRREIJ, Secretary. aus I'm
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NOTICES.
Office,

7 HAVE determined heDceforward 10 do 3
il Commission business exclusively, and have
rented my store ana taken an ONCE up stairs
in same building, where ] viii be glad 10 see
my friends and patrons. Thanking them for
past favOrs, beg continuance OF the saIne.
mhlS NATHAN HOFFHEIMER.
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Notice,

I HAVE two beautiful and well improved
Il Plantations in Lee county, Ga, within
three miles OF the city Of Albany. bounded by
one OF the best railroads in The State, and a
ine Lot and c1mm0dious Dwelling ia the city,
which 1 will glsdly sell or exchange for other
property, nearer 10 me.
spls A. WRIGHT.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

.fnnBFrsg LoDaEs. II,
ANGKRoFA, No. las. Meets 1Et Monday IN
every month, at odd-Fe eliossi Hall cor. Conrt
and Main. d. B. Forster. 2S4 Front street,
". NJ; John Beamtsh, Sec'y.
3oUrB MEMPuIs, No. lis. Meets I'd Friday Of
each month-HaIl, cor. Madison and second
A. J. Wheeler, "; NJ; Benz \ Ppiienl Sec;
month--Hall, corner Madison aud Second.
Moses Seelis, ". NJ; c. Curtis, Sec.
month5odd- Fellows, Hall Il. u Lynn,
ETLTIsNIsSa, az: w % a. No. al, Meets 4th Friday
Of each month-at South Memphis Hall,
lersh, 3D.. W. NJ; b. x. Punen, SSd.'. Sec,
ROYAL ARCH.
Fellows Han. Joha Zent, II. z.
h. Pi B. n. Levy, See'y, --rt Z
r. AND s.H.
UEEKA Council. No. g. Meets "a Monday Of
each moath-odd-F Fellows Hall John Zent
IN. H. y. ]. Wiggin, Bsc.
Nht TEMPLARs.
JYEENB OoHnmsndery, No. 4. Meets 4th Mon
day Of each month. John zent, Com; n. J.
Niggin, Rec.
A.. AND A; SCOTTISH ssI,I s;L:TI RITE.
BKRMEs AND MTTERAs 1 Ty,t; lodges meet in con-
junction 9Th Wednesday IN every month.
r. Mellersh, Secretary.
OAsIPHIA council Of Princes Of Jerusalem, 18TH.
No / Bent. K Pullens sd, Tarsh.'.i -
-, Sec.'.
uAEvARKCHAPTER OF Rose Croix. 18th, No. i.
Charles W. Adams s2d, M. W.. Il. T. TOsn-
linson, 82d, Sec.
PaIILPPE DUPLEssEIs Council Of K--h, soth.,
No. ]. Henry p. WOodaTd, I'D, Conn.,;
william Y. Cirode, S2d, Rec :.
JoNsIsroRY OF WEST TKNHKssEE, S2d. John
Atnslie. SD. Comm. In Ohiefi Dodge @.
Trader, sd, Reg.
!. O. O. F.
GAYoso EECAHPMENT, No. 8, I. o. o. T. Meets
on the lst and Sd Thursday aights OF each
month. ]. h. Mcclure, c. P; f. Helersh,
II. P: Thomas Bacon, Scribe. te4
ENPHIs LODGE. NO. 6.-Meets every Tuesday
night. F. Menersh, n. O.; NJ. Pump, secre-
Mtary. aulS
.CHICKAsAw LODGE, No. 8-Meeis every Mon
day Disht al 8 O'clock DR.. George W. Acree,
n. O.; Thomas Bacon, Secretary. iyl2
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UNIVERSITY HIGH sCHOOI

TGosHEN DEPOT, VA, CENTRAL RAIL
a road, koekbrldss county, Va. -
H n. B. WOOD, Principal A. ]. WOOD and
THOS. H. HOPE, Associate Principals.
Third Session, September 10, lses. to June Is,
1859 Ancient and Modern Languages Mathe-
uaatfcs, Civil Engineering, English Branches,
Elements Of Natural and Moral Sciences and
Boys and young men thoroughly prepared for
University Of Virginia, washington College,
and business pursuits. ea=
Cordially recommended by the Professors Of
the University Of Virginia and Washington
College and large number OF patrons In direr-
ept States.
Terms for whole Session, Tuition, Board Fuels
Washing and Light, $3.50 In currency, hall on
entrance, balance 1st February.
p: o. Goshen Depot Roekbridge county, VT
sinis. a aus lmasW
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EDUCATIONAL.
To TEACHERS

THE Trustees Of HERNANDO FEMALE
COLLEGE wish 20 lease their Baick Building
Of 70 Rooms and acres of Ground for a series
OF years. Address THOMAS ". WHITE,
anil SW HeraandO Miss
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HSour facilities are such that we can offer
Goods at New York Jobberb' prices. sepeIm
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ST AGNES DAY SCHOOL.

OWING to the rapidly Increasing population
~ in the neighbOrhOod OF 81. Agnes Aead-
envy, the Sisters have determined TO resume
their DAY SCHOOL, discontinued some years
since. The Course OF Studies prescribed Tor
Day Pupils will be the same as that pursued Dy
the Young Lady BOarders-
studies will De resumed at st. Agnes and also
at La Salette-a branch OF the ABOVE
On the First Monday of September.
FOR the greater conveDience OF such as may
desire IT, arrangements will be made with the
proprfetors OF the street Cars for the transmits
Sion OF pupils TO and from both Institutions.
LADY SUPERIOR
auSIu or st. Agnes Academy.
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MEMPHIS BOARD OF REEEREsUE;


Wormele Joy Co., Aydlstt, Robinson q
Co., =. u. Webb 4 Co., Toof, Phillips Co, La
Jacob Alexander, CIapp, Vance Anderson.
General n. B. Forrest, General j. r. Chalmers,
ruthers, Rev. S. b. Ford, DID, Rev. J. r. Graves,
Judge Phineas T. Scruggs, Galloway, Hampton
Co., DeSoto Insurance Company.
AGENCY OFFIoE IN MEMPHs-No. A8 Madi-
son street., Kit Williams Block.
MCMAHON a OTIS,
State Agents for West TeRnessee,
Mississippi, Arkansas and North Lsuisiana.
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS
s74 Front Row, HemDhts. Tenn.

50 Orders for Bagging and Rope filed
promptly, at lowest markst prices. All Cotton
consigned to US by river, and ali Cotton in store,
covered by Insurance unless otherwise In
structed. auIRtf
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THE KISSES BOWERS SCHOOL.

THE THIRD sESI.ANNUAL SESSION
will open on ea-
Tuesday, the First Of September,
At their residence, los Monroe STREET
A few young ladies can be accommodated
with board.
For circulars. containing further in Information,
apply a. the bookstores or to the Principals
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A t t o Tn eys at L w,
IL the KIT Williams block, Nos. . and 4,
II upstairs, Madison street. dse7
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oR SALE.
Land for Sale.


9nn ACRES, more or less, of good rioh TIM
sOlJU bersd unim proved Land, on Raleigh an d
Cuba Road, on Big Creek. shelby county viii be
offered at private sale, for cash, until Monday,
September The 18th. when, II not sold, the same
viii be sold at public suction ST the Circuit
Courthouse door IN Mem Dhis-
Apply to LUCY T. RALSFON.
Exec1friX of John RalstOn, decd Big Creek,
Or NJ. d. L STEWART,
sspl ID Memphis.
TFoR SALE-PATENT RIG6T.-The Patent
Right OF a newly invented ~ Lock Guard
fo- any State IN the Union can be secured by
application TO the unde sigred. II is usefnls
and VIII psy active men who engage In lfs sale
One IN use at this offlce, where those Interested
can Inspect il. Address
ans II SAM sHLOss. Appeal.
NOR SALE OR LEAsE-Beautiful, shaded
II and choice Building LOIS, ffoDung on fR-
Vorfte residence streets either cleared OF with
1ne forest trees-very low. W. a W HEAT
LEY, Agent Mrs. Col. Preston, No. Bethel
Block. ty2 I'm
CUBURBAS LANDS AND RESIDENCE FOR
- SALE on EASY TEENS Ny lands, miles
east OF the city, are for sale, on terms to suit
purchasers, for casn CT on any tme-from one
10 ten years, and IN any Quautity-from acres
% SO0. Ny residence, with rom Il TO . acres
land. viii be sold At q great bargain, for cash,
or on the usual terms. Apply TO myself, on the
premises. OF 20 Royster, TTezeEant Co, my
agents in the city.
Jel7 n. n. IRRELEVANT.
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a. Gard
Arkansas Rennrfs fnr Sale.

NOR SALE two complete sets OF the Repe Is
II OF the supreme Court OF Arkansas, frora
vol. TO vol. a inclusive. One set almost en-
Esly new. Apply % nyx L. Il. PIKE,
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st. LOUIS MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
HOAE OFTTCE. No. Sis oIlVs street.
ST. LeUIs.

ID. A. JANUARY. President. - ,u
JAS. H. LUCAS. vfos-Prssids't.
VIM. IT. sELBY. Secretary.
j. s. MILLER. Asst sooretarv.
WM. N. BENTON Gen1 Agent.
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TElEGRApHlC NEWS ITEMS.

Several arrests have been made in Philadelphia of
men suspected of the murder OF the child Mary
Marman but the parties were discharged the sus-
picions proving groundless The Coroner's inquest
will take place to-day.
bartender named Prentice committed suicide In
Springfield Mass, yesterday, by cutting his throat.
william Tilden, OF New York, has made donation
OF 900 900 TO the Tilden Ladies' Seminary, at West
Lebanon n. II.
Heavy rains fell yesterday throughout Tennessee,
which, 1t is feared, have seriously injured the cotton
which Is just opening.
Last evening James Cunningham, Of Hartford,
Conn., fell OF the bank Of Little river, foot OF Ellery
street, and was drowned 1t Is supposed he was M
toxicated. The body was recovered.
Yesterday being the anniversary Of Perry's victory
on Lake Erie iags were displayed from public build.
ings, private dwellings Of the city and shipping W
the harbor Of Buffalo.
A Denver despatch says that Mr.. Bradford, fepup'
lcan has been elected delegate TO Congress rom
Colorado The returns from the Territory saVw wv
publican gains. 49, -
The boiler In Payton's saw mill near ,ne a ravy
Yard, In Memphis Tenn exploded yes.eau,gco .s ara
noon throwing a negro fireman hunureu icvs s u-
injuring him fatally, and MORALLY wounulus @Av'Ass
negro.
| George 9. Hastings having been appointeu 10 +
position in the Health Commissioners DepaIsmenv
at New York has resigned as private secretary ~
| Governor Fenton and Charles f. Smith, editor OF
the Albany Express, has been appointed ~ sackstakS
| In his place.