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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-06-19
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

Reported expressly for the National
Opinion. by II. p, BALLARD y Co., Gen
cr,l Produce Commission Mcrohaut,,' No.
81 Washington Street \. Y.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-06-19

MARROW ESCAPE.-As Loavi,t's
Concert Troupe were ascending
Mansfield Mountain from the I'm.
derhill side, on the ID inst, Mrs n.
w. Lcavitts iavoritc horse" stone.
wall Jackson" lost his toothold, and
fell backward. Mrs. l.. was taken
from the saddle safely Ivy Mr.. Lcav.
it. while the almost supcrhuman
efforts of Messrs. Baglcy and Rob.
crts prevented the horse from going
over the preclpice. The horse was
slightly injured.
Vermont has five hundred icgu.
lar physicians. What Of the irrcg.
ulnr ores
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FRANK .Bap.u.,
BARnEll. BllAFORn

BARBER. BEAFORD w
Room No. II lIur1y's Building.
Ladies' and gOntlem,nH hair cat, whishcts
oolof4d, ,hampuuing, etc,
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ESEE!Is.

In Bradford, june 8, Mrs. Lucinda Gross.
aged SO ycarsuud months.
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The Express train on the Pas
sumpsic railroad will commence
running on Monday, June %.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-08-08
From ~. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, August "A special from
Sedalia, Missouri, to the Democrat saws
it is reported there by several citizens
from the southwestern part of the State
that the sheriff of Benton county.
assisted by his brother and one or two
other men, attempted, last Saturday, TO
arrest several notorious characters who
were known to belong to the Ku Klux
klan: The sheriff, his brother and per
haps another who assisted, were killed
and the desperadoes escaped.
The Republicans of the Seventh Con-
gressionai District yesterday nominated
Colonel John j. Asper for Congress.
The steamer War Eagle SINK yester-
day near Dubuque. Loss not stated.
She can probably be raised.
An Omaha dispatch says that sixteen
car loads of Mormons passed there yes
terday for Utah.
The Nebraska Democratic State Con.
vention yesterday nominated S. J. Tap:
pletQn for Congress, James II. Porter
for Governor and j. A. Ware for Treas
urer. Resolutions were passed de,
nouncing Congress for imposing negro
suffrage upon Nebraska and endorsing
the platform of the National Democrat.
ic Convention.
A Denver dispatch SAYS that the gold
receipts for June aud July are greater
than the entire shipments Of the pre-
cedlng year. All the mills in that Vi
clnIty are in active operation.
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Resolutions Adopted by the
Democratic State COmven.
ton Of West Virginia.

!. Resolved, That we approve the platform OF
the National Democratic Convention, lately as
sembled in New York, a. the true exponent OF
our political principles and pledge our hearty
and united support to the nominees OF that
Convention for the offices Of President and Vice
President of the United States.
,. Resolved That we demand of the Legisla.
ture Of this State reduction of the useless
swarm of officers with which we are infested,
and such other measures of economy. retreneh.
ment and reform ~ will reduce the burthen of
State and local taxation, which il tXhag sting
the substance OF Ourpeople.
2. jRssoired, That we demand the reform OF
the present system OF registration rs unjust,
oppressive upon the people, and at variance
with the fundamental principles Of free govern.
ment. # --
4. Resolved, That We denounce the Radical
party of this State, because, with q view of
perpetuating their own power, they have re.
fused to permit the people to elect their own
Registers. and have vested the power of appoint.
ment and removal in the Governor, so that the
INSCRIPTIONS purposes CT the party may be bet.
ter accomplished; and because with the same
view, they have by recent legislation relieved
their Registers, thus unfairly and improperly
elected, from either civil or criminal RESPONSE
bility, for even willfll AMI corrupt violation Of
duty.
, 5. Resoired, That while We are willing to ar
cord TO the negro the full measure Of legal
rights, with ample protection of person and
property, We are unalterably opposed 10 negro
suffrage, negro equality, and Radical legislation
looking to that end.
party for having through It's repre- sentatives in
Congress, by the passagspf certain military re-
construction hills, declared null and void the
Government Of Virginia, which formed the
State OF West Virginia. thereby denying the
legal existence Of our new State ~
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Mexican News.

New YORK, August The Herald's
Mexico City special of the 3lst ult. SAYS
Honorati Dominguese had pronounced
against the Government in tho State of
Vera Cruz, and had seized some viii
lagos along the railroad. He was lew.
ing heavy tariff on his own account
on freight that came into his hands.
Hostilities were going on in the State
of Puebla, but at Querretaro the insur.
gents had been compelled to submit.
Ortega and Patoni had been released
by JuareZ.
The blockade at Mazatlan had been
raised.
The vomit was very severe at Vera
Crus.
Telegraphie advices FROM st. Domingo
and Hayti state that Baez had been do
feated at Saybo by the Cabral revolu-
tionists. ..-..... .....
Salnave still held his own in Port-an-
Prince, and is said To he gaining ground
in the interior.
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FINANCE AND TRADE,
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, August q.
FLOUR-Firm; family at 10 O0al0 70.
WHEAT-Higher; new at 2 05aZ ~,
old at 2 20 for No. 1; the greater portion
of new coming in is inferior and sells at
l Goal 80.
shelled at 95a96c. oo:
RYE-Firm, old was sold at 2 ~, new
at 23a1 Is. oo-o,.
and offerings light. ..-
COTTON-Dull at 29c for midling.
Observation-Disclosures and quiet.
WHISKY-In demand at So, holders
ask Coo in bond. o
MESS PORK-Held firmly at % 90,
but there was no inquiry.
LARD-Held at 19c, but no demand.
BULK SHOULDERS-In good de-
mand at pc loose and l2ic packed; with
sales of $4,000 pounds; s.des held at lat
loose ,o,
BACON Quiet; shoulders at l3f;
clear rib sides at l6ic, and clear at NC,
only iobbing demand.
SUGAR-Steady, Cuba, l3al34c; Port
Rico, l3aal5c, and Demara l5ial5fc.
COFFEE-Firm at 22a2ic for COM
mon to good Rio, and 25ae6lc for prime
to choice.
LINSEED OIL-Qniet at | %.
CLOVER SEED-In speculative de-
mand and all to he had at lie has
been taken; it is now held ut l3tal4c;
demand is from Philadelphia.
BEEF CATTLE-Dull at 3a6c gross.
IIOGS-Active at SalOf gross.
GOLD-At 1871 baying. The money
market is easy at Tag per cent.
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From Snraf0ga.

SARATOGA, August THE weather
was delightful, the track fair and the
attendance full. The first race was a
dash of one mile and half for three
year olds, for n purse of $500, and was
won by Shutdown, who led throughout
The betting ut first was even on VauX
hall against Field. The horses came
homo in the following order: Shutdown,
Boaster, only neck behind; Vauxhall
Tapped with Boas,er, and Lizzie Rog-
gers length behind the rest-scatter-
ing time, 2:i5. The second race was for
the Saratoga stakes, $50 entrance, $1,000
added, three-guarters ola mile, for two
year olds. This was was n very excit-
ing race and resulted in dead heat 10.
tween Morris iilley by Imperial
Eclipse, dam by Slasher, and McDan.
iePs fillcy by Oakland, out of Leisure.
by Red Eye-time, l:l9f. In the second
heat McDanicps filicy by Oakland led
throughout. Third race, sweepstakes,
$50 entrance, 5000 added, for all ages, to
carry 100 pounds, two and half miles,
was won by ID. McDaniels' bay horse
Red Dick, which led almost from the
start, in 4:39s.
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State Of West Virginin,
no County Circuit Court

Ohio County Circuit Court
July RulS, lSGS.
Ephraim H. Barnes and Michael Edwards ~
late partners In business under the hrnI nanI
of Barnes 4 Edwards,
Robert Henderson, executor OF the last will anl
testament of John Lafirrty, deceased. Tie
said John Lailerty In his life time WAS part
ner aud Joint contractor with william q. LAT
feIty, doing business under the name and
style Of J. & W. a.. Lailrrty.
Attachment In Assuslp-t.
1--WE OBJECT or THIS SUIT Is To kE
i cover Of the defendant, Robert Henderson
executor as aforrsaid tho sum oi fi?7.00 with
interest froia the 18th day OF March is,n, and
costs of this snit.
An attachment having been issued and served
on ID. e.. List, the Receiver of the CirrYii Court
Of Ohio county, In the case OF the H. 40. X r..
10. w.. j. g. W. q. I.atlrrty, ct al pending In
the Circuit Court Of said county.
And IL appearing from an affidavit llled In the
cause that Robert Henderson. executor NJ afOrc
said, IL not "A resident OF this State. ou motion
of plaintiffs by their attorneys. II u ordered
that he do appear here within ono month after
tho fourth weekly publication Of this order aud
due posting thereof at the front door VI thr
Court House Of Ohio county, and do What hr
may deem III 90 protect h!N Interest ~ an'l
executor.
Tc-te; MICHAEL. j. BREINIG, ClrlL
WHEAT & FOlnIES, Att'ys for Pin
iyJl .olwiw
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, August Z.
COTTON-Dull and declining; sales
$50 bales at 29a29sc for middling M
lands, chiefly 29c.
FLOUR-Market closed quiet and
q shade easier.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY in buyers favor
and dull; holders exhibit no very strong
desire to realize.
RYE-Scarce aud very firm ut ooa
80.
OATS-Dull and heavy at s2iS2lc in
store and 93faS9fc atiOat.
CORN-Quiet at l0al l6 for un-
sound; l 17a1 ~ for sound new mixed
western afloat.
PORK-Dull and rather weak; % "a
for mess cash and regular.
BEEF-Dull and slightly in buyers
favor.
CUT MEATS-Quiet and firm.
overwhelmingly unchanged.
LARD-Dull and heavy at lSfalSsc
for fair to prime steam.
LGGS-Dull at 25a26c.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-08-08

This medicine increases the power Of diges.
ton, and excitcs the abs0rbents into healthy
action, by which the water or calcersus deposi.
ed as we'll as pain and Inflammation, and is
taken by Men, Women and Children.
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gy Te!leqraph.
TO TEX REGISTER
BY THE CABLE.
IBy Telegraph to the Register.I

LONDON, August THE Right Hon
orable Stephen Lushington' OF the
Court of Arch, is dead.
PARIS, August 7.-General Fleury has
issued a circular, calling for the pur-
chase of additional supplies and horses
for the army.
CoNsTANrINopLE, August Tine
Sublime Porte has formally proclaimed
the eldest son of the Viceroy OF Egypt
to be the rightful and legitimate sue
cesser to the Vice Regal throne in the
event of the death of Ishmael Pasha.
FLoRKNcE, August THE Italian
Government has agreed to pay that por-
ton of the debt of the Firmier Papal
provinces which is held in France and
looks to these provinces for reimburse,
mant
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Tolp.lO IMnrltpt.

TOLEDO, August 5.
Receipts-205 barrels flour, $1,000
bushels wheat, 1O,O40 bushels corn. 5000
bushels oats. Shipments-200O barrels
flour, 5000 bushels corn. Flour, sales of
Xxx at IL 90. Wheat, white better; am
Der, lower; sales of white Michigan at
= 2Oa2 %; amber Michigan at l3a2 IL;
sellers option for August at 2 04a2 O5;
buyers option for August at 2 Is and
sellers option for September at 2 o..
Corn, steady; sales at Us for No. l
Michigan; buyer first half of August, l 06
and seller last half of August l O6. Oats,
&c lower; sales of new No. at &c; sell
lers' option for August, sec. Rye, bet
ter; sales of No. l at IS. Barley, sales
ut | 90 with sellers option for August.
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From Montreal.

MONTREAL, August THE Dominion
Rifle Association have finally decided
that great rifle match shall take place
on La Prairie Common, on September
18th.
A dispatch from Halifax says: A
caucus of the Dominion aud Local Mem
bers will be held tonight, at which the
Canadians will be present and the posi-
tion and matters discussed. 1t was
thought that the most violent Anti
Unionists will oppose every peaceful
proposition for settlement. This may
cause split in their ranks; in that
event Mr.. Howe will take a portion
with him and support tho Canadians.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, August.
FLOUR-Firm at 3 0Oa1O 80 for
spring extras.
WHEAT-Dull and weak; sales ut
| Slal 90 for No. ., closing nominal at
l 81 cash, and 20, sellers option for
the month, for No. ,; unchanged since
noon board.
CORN-Firm and 5a5lc higher; sales
No: at 02al 05t; No. at DIAL O2!,
and rejected ut 9ia95c, closing steady at
| VI for No. |; sales this afternoon at
| Oh for No. I.
OATS-ln fair request ond lc higher;
sales ut - laGOc, closing quiet ut 59c.
RYE--UnsettIed; sales at - lal i2l
for No and - for No. ..
BARLEY-Dnll; No. , in store GO;
sample lots, 50al 6G on track.
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From Montgomery.

MONTGOMERY, August Tho House
to-day, by vote of 70 to l3, passed the
Senate bill removing disabilities from
all persons who were not allowed to
vote by the State Constitution.
In the Senate bill was passed by a
vote of IA to - neutralizing this by
taking away from the people the right
to vote for the Presidential electors and
giving it to the Legislature.
1t was sent to the House Immediately
where it was made the special order for
tomorrow ut ten o'clock. The bill will
undoubtedly pass. Dispatches from the
recently elected Senators were received
to-day advising this course.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-08-08

The general impression is that death
by sunstroke is very painful, but the
contrary would seem to be, the fact,
Judging from the following account of
the eject Of such o visitation, given by
Gen. Sir j. Napier. He experienced an
attack while in Scinde, where the Their.
mometer, according to the General him
self, was rs muchIuse to him ~ 1t would
have been to q boiling lobster, and
wrote a. follows to one of his daugh-
ters: The sunstrske was o staggerer !;
yet my hope is to die by one, for never
can death come in an easier shape.
was just deadly sleepy; 1t was
deadly had ! been left alone :;
but the only feeling of the tran.
sition would have been q tireduess
like that experienced ut being sud den.
ly walked mp before time. This was to
q degree almost called painful; then
came pleasant drowsiness with anger
that the doctors would not let me
sleep. Were it not for others, would
that my horn had sounded; 90 easy, so
delightful, / may say was the approach
of DEATH" This resembles the accounts
that have been given by men who have
been saved from freezing to death, after
having got Ear down into the valley, so
that excess of heat and excess of cold
produce precisely the same effect. y
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-08-08
Kurxlar Killed

PHILADELPluA, August Might be-
fore last some burglars attempted to en-
ter house in the western part of the
city, but were frightened by boy aged
seventeen, who got gun and threaten
ell ." shoot them. Last night the boy
was Oh watch, and the men returned
and made another attempt to enter.
The boy fired aud killed one of them
named Sweeney, blowing his liver ell
tirely ont of his body.
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State OF West virginia.

Ohio Comfy CircHIt Court
July Rdls, l>c-
Josephine Lcppeu,
vs.. In thanccfN.
Joseph Leppcn.
,y,HE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT Is To Oh
tain decree for divorce FROM the bonds 81
matrinony.
Aud il appearing from an affidavit hlcd ~ th'
cause that the defendant. Joseph Leppen Is uo
n resident Of this State, on motion Of the con,
plainant, by her counsel il l. ordered that IA,
defendant do appear here within one msuil
after the fourth weekly publication NJ this unln
and due posting thereof at the front door al IL,
Court House of Ohio county, aud dO hat h
may deem III TO protect his interest.
Teste: MICHAEL j. BREINIG, CLERK
WHEAT & FoRBFs, Soils for Compl't
iNlI-olVtw
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New York Dry Goods Market.

NEW YORK, August Z.
Certain classes, If not all, wooden
goods have been in more animated de-
mand, as prices aye comparatively low,
except for Novelties, which bring fair
prices; but cotton goods arc still with.
ont much animation and heavy brown
sheetings are 10 lower on some few
styles, which have been held at extreme
rates; otherwise the market is without
change, and an active trade is conf
IDENTIFY looked for soon.
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From Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, August 7.-Chas. Davis
alias VIM. bearing, one of the party
who robbed the Adams Express Com
Pany at Seymour, Indiana, escaped
from Jail at that place this morning.
A reward of FIVE hundred dollars is
offered for him by the Adams Express
Company. ...'-,.
Mr.. Thomas B. Page, President of the
Third National Bank and prominent
citizen Of this place, died TODAY.
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State Of West Virginia.
MO tOHEIB CtfcHH COHrf--
rF# .JaIy Rslfs, lSG-

'"'O 'V"Nfy OH0"N to"Ff-
sE .-r# -a Jaiy Rniss, isG-
John Gosborn, Complainant,
David Shodgra-s aud Mary j SnOdgras. bis
wife, A. j. Wilson, trustee for DAVID SHcd
grass, John Zosckier Mn-ss q. Good trs-tse
for John Zoeekler, James T.. Delaplain tRd
Rebecca A. DslaplaiH bis wife Peter Dcli.
plain and Florence V. Delaplain bi- vile
Samuel Snodgras-, Andrew Mitchell. aud
A. J. Clarke, trustees for James l.. DelaplI,H
Defendants. Attachment ia GLaBrCIY
'HE OBJECT or THIS SUIT Is TO OE-
i tain decree from said Court settling ASIDE
aud anDnlling salo Of Land because IL lie
10 defraud tbs complainant and other CREDITOR
OF DAVID SnsdgrasS a non resident Of this State
said -aIe being made by him and wife lO Jane
l.. Dsiaplain, OF WILMINGTON, Delawarr on tho
18th day Of June, l5G1, Of certain land Hitdsie
On Short Greek, In Richiand township. Ohio
county, West Virginia, containing az acre
. roods and u Perehes more or le-, which sale
Is evidenced ny deed admitted 10 record ia tbs
secordsrs Office of Ohio county. West Virginia
on the 18th day Of October, IsC7. and rcfsrnc.
- hereby made % aid deed for a more pIrticH
lar description Of said Land.
And the further object Of tbIs snit In 10 obtain
decree from said Co8rt for the sale III sail
land 70 satisfy tho costs Of this suit aud tho
compialnants ciaim against said David sbod
graas Tor the payment by him Of ibe bote 81
Peter DelaplaiB for sielS, dated az Wheeling
W. Va. July u. losS. payable nine mortb- sftsr
date TO the order Of David Snodgra.s, yains 70
eeiyed. negotiable aud pa able at the NercbaDts
Sattsnal Bank, az Wheeling, w. Va, sbdorsd
Ia blank by David SnSdgrass and samuel SgDd
Ra-s, and duly protested for noa paynsBt n
maturity; and abo 70 satisfy the Complainant .
claim against aid David SnodgTass for the DaJ
inent by BIN Of the note Of David SnOd zra.s W
100. dated at Wheeling, w, Va, August -
IoS.. payable three months after date 10 tie
order Of Peter Delaplain, value received, bsyo
liable and payable at the herchants NatisBsi
Bank o. Wcst Virginia, ut Wheeling. endorsed
y biank by Peter DelaDlain and Andrew Mitch.
sll and duly protested for NON aymeBt al ma
tasityi aid notes being wholly unpaid. except
credit OF sgfS, A. Of December u, Isc7, aI,ou
Ne Aforesaid note Tor 1890.
And the further object OF this anti q 10 obtain
snch other and further relief a. the complain.
ant sa,e may require and ~ shall be equitable.
And u Appearing from 40 afiidayit aled In the
canse that the defendants, David Snodgrass,
Mary J.. SnoduA4s, James L. Deiaplain and
Rebecea A. Dciapiain and Samuel SDodgrass
Are nOn-Tesidents % this State. ON motion Of
by bis counsel, II IA ordered that
they DO sppesr here within one month after the
fourth weekly publication OF tbis order. zaA
dne posting thereof At the front door Of the
Court nonse Of obio county, and DO What they
nay Deem - 90 protect their Interest.
Test: MICHAEL J. BRRTNIG, Clerk.
20 70. y. CAibvE1L- Sol, for conpl't.
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General Rutlcr.

BoSToN, August General Bntler
announces himself y candidate for re-
election. There will be powerful in
huence brought not only to defeat his
election but to prevent his nomination
by the Republican Convention. His
rival will be General VIM. Schonler,
whom Butler had removed from the
Adjutant Generals office here.
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From, SAN Francisco.

GAN FRANCISCO, August 7.-Ihe
steamer Sacramento, for Panama, s sano
to-day.with S514,OO0 in treasure sooo'
of it for New York. 49,. al
The Union State Convention aa
ieurned after nominating hve eleoSote
and unanimously endorsing the piaI-
form of the Chicago Convention'
General o. II. Lagrange auu JUN -
FELTON, are delegates at iaree. .ohoa
Tbe shin Louisa Downs was wrecked
1riv ~ two hundred aud fifty miles
north of Sitka. Inc vessel Is to1ai
loss. She had valuable cargo OF SKINS
The United States steamer Ossippee,
from Acapulco, is reported at Monterey
California.
The United States steamer Onward,
from Yokohama, is reported on the
heads.
The Kentuck mining company has
declared q dividend of thirty dollars
per share for July, payable August ~.
japan adyices, per United states
steamer Onward, to July 4, state that
permission had been given TO the
Prussians and Italians to 60 to Negata.
The British and American Ministers
refuse their consent.
The merchants will not assist ID the
ope ning of the port on account OF the
disturbed state of the neighboring dis
tricts.
An election for municipal director at
Yokohama, june 20, resulted in the sue
cess of E. S. Benson, American, over II.
l.. Boyle, British.
The new French Minister had arrived
at Yokohama.
The steamer Albion has arrived from
Australia with an assorted cargo and o
number of emigrants. 1t is thought
the venture would prove failure, the
market for labor and goods being over
stocked.
The steamer Colorado arrived at io-
kohama, June 26th, transferred the
shaft of the Great Republic, and sailed
for Hong Kong on the Goth.
A heavy gale prevailed ut Yokohama
OIL the 9th, demolishing large num-
Der of buildings.
The United States steamer Piscataque,
flying the flag, Admiral Rowan, arrived
at Yokohama, June 9th, after favor
able cruise from New York. Admiral
Rowan immediately instructed the lro-
auois to proceed to YeddO.
The United States ship Onward from
Yokohama has arrived, bringing the
passengers and officers of the Asiatic
squadron, among whom is Lieutenant
Commodore Tiffe, late commander of
the Ashuelot, who reports the Asiatic
squadron as follows: The Idaho, lying
at N agasaki under orders for the Chinese
coast; the Aristook on her way for Annoy;
Oneida expected from Osaca; IrOqnois
under orders for the same port; Ashuttah
sailed for China abOut juno 20 from
Nagasaki; Cuayhoga, Pawtucket, Mo-
nocacy, Manuel and Piscataqua at
Yokohama.
The Stonewall is still under American
colors, and had not been delivered to the
Japanes government at the date of the
sailing of the Onward, July 5th.
Late Arizonia intelligence says that
Indian Outrages are numerous. 1t is
confidently asserted that depradations
were commenced by the savages draw
ing ralions from Fort Goodwin. Great
indignation is expressed by the Indians
ut the policy pursued at that fort.
The Indians made raid on the corral
at Fort Grant. They killed one man,
and captured a woman and two children
near Tuscan. Troops from the different
forts are ont in pursuit OF the savages'