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HOMICIDE IN BALTIMORR.-The Baltimore
Gazette Of this morning says: About O'Clock
on Saturday night, John Collins, MichT Fer
Teil, Thomas Murray, and a man unknown
entered the lager beer house OF Andrew Korb,
~. 20 East Lombard street, and called for
beer. After they were served three OF the par
~ sat down AT table and began 10 play cards
After playing for some time they again called
Tor beer, which was again served TO Them, and
thay continued to play until nearly 10 clock,
when they rose TO leave. Koro demanded
payment for what they had, when they told
him hey would not pay for II. Korb then
placed himself between them and the door. to
prevent them going out until the eight glasses
OF beer shonld be paid for. Collins took hold
Of him and then drew a knife. While Collins
and korb were scufiing, Henry 6esang, who
was IN the house at the time, took hold Of Col.
iins, who stabbed him in the hip and struck
him with brick. kork ran 10 the door
aAdcalled for the police, when the assailants
pushed him aside and left. At that time Korb
was not aware that he was stabbed. but
supposed that hs had besn kicked In the
abdomen. SHORTLY after two OF the men
returned TO the house and paid for the
beer. Immediately after they LETT the second
time kOrb became FAINT and discovered that he
bad been stabbed. A physician wa. called
and tho police were notified. Between IL and
l O'Clock policeman Wood, Schafer, and Tully
found Kelly, Ferrell, alias Murray. and Col
Inns, lying on cellar door IN the Immediate
neighborhOod, and took them 10 the Middle
District police station. They were arraigned
before Justice Haggerty yesterday morning,
and he committed them TO Jail to await the ac.
ton of the Grand Jury on the charge Of assault
with intent TO kill Is was subseq uently
found that korb was rapidly sinking and died
yesterday afternoon. ''
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ROMANCE IN WALL STREET-WaII street
h:id genuine alton the other day worthy
OF plsce In a novel. q. w Whita 4
60 was The name OF firm thrt rn.de its an
pearance on the street a few weeks ago. and
which did business In stock by iobblng what
are known as ''odd lots or s'small lots"-,hat
is, lots represented by certificates Of less than
ITO shares or any number of shares NOT in even
hundreds. Their manner OF proceeding wa. TO
purchsse certificates OF five shares each and
sklifully change them by erasing the word I've
with lemon Iufce. or some similar ac,d, and
WfIung IN lis place the words one hundred.
aiso, BY erasinG the figure nve aud substitut-
Ing for II the figures one hundred Zach OF
the certin Gates was wCrth little more
than five hundred dollars before the forgery.
amer me easy work OF two min utes upon il
each OF them became salable for more than
ten Thousand dollars. AfUsP selling out their
forged certificates for cash, the next morning
saw the ONCE empty with the announoemeuts
.Ciosed IN consequence Of the death Of Mr.
v hie." That gentleman Will probably find a
resurrection IL Paris or elsewhere abroad. as
ne invested his gains IN gold coin beforp de-
parting this life in Wall street. But tbs most
singular circumstance Vas the picnic with
which speculative shIree were Affected when
the forgery became known. and il was yet i'm
possible TO tell how far the fraud extended
The whole amount Of the frauds was less han
sSW,NU. The whole amount Of the depression
OF shares which resulted from the terror TIM.
excited, amounted, At the lowest Quotations
made, TO about S10,0DUU. The Indirect in
jury TO property was more than fifty times the
amou Mt stolen.
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ATTBaPTED OUTBREAK IL SIHe SIHG-Ths
CABINET shop In Sing Sing prison was burned
oay or two since, under circumstances which
leave no doubt that it was set on firs The pri.
vafe Watchman, al half past O'Clock, made
ne counds, when all was apparently right. In
half an hour later the fire was discovered. and
fhe whole OF the inside OF the building, which
Was three stories high, was burned out 10.
gsther win the econtents-nothing being sa ved
except the safes and books. The loss is xS0.OD
and is fully insured in various companies 1t
Is supposed 10 have been the work of con victs
VINO to the number OF about loo employed in
the cabinet buckle, and shoe shops. had
planned 10 seize the propeller Eureka, mar
ket boat running between Sing Sing and New
YORK, landing at the prison dock recei wing and
unloading freight to and from the prison: but
from one Of the conspiratOrs giving inforna-
non, TIE boat did not land on that day. They
then, as supposed, intended to make a break al
the time Of the fire, and must have set a SLOW
match, which ignited too soon for their inten-
tons. The ringleaders have been arrested and
tne whole matter will be invesugated.-N. r.
E.cJyYess, 1sfg i,asf
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~ Patti will be married in London.


~ Tobacco kept in leaden boxes seners,es
poison.
- Widow Hole e-in-the.Day is said TO be
worth &2,0O.UOO.
~ II has come TO light thar Artemus Ward
acquired no fortune in England.
~ A veiocipede TO run on the water ha.
been invented in Paris.
~ Mrs General Fremont and her familv
are spending the summer at their country seaf
beautifully situated near Sing Sing :,
~ The fashionably pious Of BROOKLYN are
edited by ..twilight meetings" aa
~ Edwin stevens and wife, and Ira and
Albert Stevens, of Union Village, CT, were
recently taken suddentiy sick. recovered again.
and in 4 few days again fell strangely III. WITH
The same sy ymptoms. Ansiysis Of their coffee
showed Arsenic in it. but the object or person
bf the poisouer is . mystery. -
ga man out West shot himself dead 10 free
hims elf from rheumatism. The cure Is called
d remarkable one. s---.--- ---ss - =
! ga fast trottipg mare owned by Colonel
Thomas Tenant. Of Talbot county. Md. d,ed
last week. He had rein sed an offer of 500 for
her.
! ~ The Natchitoches Na.} Times 4. inform.
I'd that AZ meeting held az Ringgold. on the
eOth nit li0 cciorsd men joined the democratic
club, -, = fss.isNsie @s
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Destructive Fire.

About Is this afternoon, the soap factory Of
Mr.. G. 7. Raub at the intersection OF Ohio
avenue and 18th street, took fire as is supposed
from the engines, and soon il was entirely
destroyed.
The factory building two-siory frame
was soon entirely destroyed, and the wood
yard adjoining was quickly in flames.
Several ont-buildings were also DESTROYED,
and Mr. Raub's dwelling was in great danger,
but was saved.
Mr.. Raubs loss IS very heavy. he having
had on hand large stock OF soap and candle.
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RECOVERY OF WHITE CHILDREN FROM In
DIAN CAPTlvITY-About six months aeo. in
dead winter, the kiowa tribe Of Indians, then a
hostile band in Texas, made prisoners Of fam.
lly OF white settlers, consisting Of six persons,
into captivity. Before reaching their camping
grounds they killed four Of the numbering
father, mother, uncle. and babe. The other
four and six years-they kept a. captives
Several weeks ago Col. Leavenworth, the Gov
eminent agent for this tripe Of Indians, had oc.
casion TO visit their camping ground. and there
PEELED their release, and has brought them TO
Wash1ngton. He had them al the Capitol on
Friday. and says that, as they are in the world
alone, without q relative, he proposes that
Congress deduct s20.OO0 from the annuites of
the kiowas to raise and educate them. The
Indian appropriation Is under consideration iu
the Senate, and sufficient sum will undoubi-
edly be set aside for such an object
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KILOGRAMS TO THR STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.


PaOM EUROPE rO.DAY. BY CABLE.
The London Times OIL American Finances.
LONDON, July 2G.-The Time, thi. morning
has leading editorial on the finances of the
United States. The article close. as fellow.
" Tb" true interest of the United States Gov
efnsent hes ~ ITS honor and right. Heavy as
taxes generally are. it Is infinitely better that
everything should be taxed than 10 repudiate
the terms upon which the national debt was
created
IL IS announced that Admiral Farragut will
visit Greece at an early day
kcEDoN, July co.. forepoou.-Consol. for
money, 4Aa94k. On account S4k. g. s.
Bonds, - a52h. Eries, 49,. Illinois Gen
trl, 95N.
FRANKFORT, July 2O.-t. s. Boads firm at
.6..
PARIS. July 29.-Bourse dull Rentes rs
franc los.
LIVERPOOL, July 2O-i,o,ton cuiet and
steddy. Sales, lG,OO0 bales. Bacon quiet and
steady. Others same.
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ENTiCING AND ARREsTING A DERTnR.
the Circuit Court AZ Chicago, 3 Edward Brisht
instituted suit agains; James NJ wauscr and
samuel b. Cromwell, the defendants. The
basis OF the action against the defendants wa.
telegram and several lettere addressed 20 lie
plalpnn at Elkhorn, Wisconsin. requesting IN.
presence ia Chicago 10 negotiate Tor a patent
car door. OF which the plaintin vas the pat
enke IL appeared thai Bright was indeb,sd 10
the cefendants in the sum OF $500 or SEQ and
III became desirable 10 get Bright INTO tha State
OF lllirois TO cGpi-s hInl, and TO secure auy
Judgment that mIght b. brought against him
Accordingly, II was alleged. the a,torrey OF
Messrs. Wann-r L Cromwell first add-rs sed
a letter 10 Bright, requesting an inter
view IN Chicago respecting the patent door
several letters and a telegram passed. Bright
beinf sus splcious, before the matter was finally
concluded, when he consented to an in.eryiew
al the Washington House. As soon as he ar
rived In Chicago he was ed-irseof and thrn.t
INTO ,all on the debt, where ha remained a day
or two. Judge Fary, decided in effect that The
cdptds WAS fraudulent, the defendant having
oeen enneed 70 the city by false means He
was, however, arrested again on his release
tno was second time set az liberty ny the
same Judge on a similar writ. Bright then
brought SUIT against Wanzer ana Cromwell
for false Imprisonment. and the iury returned
a verdict OF Si.Gn in his favor, thus ylndi-
catng ths maxim that a sui.or in law mus;
coc'e into Cour with clean bands Had Bright
voluntarily gone 10 Chicago his arrest upou a
caP'os would have been perfsctly legitimite
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MiDsHIPNKN.- The following candidates
have passed satisfactory examination for ad :
MISSION 10 the Naval Academy az Annapolis:
X. H Galb, al large: F. Tyler. Nichi0an. =
W. Powers, naval apprentice: l.. Eann Eppe,
naval apprentice: r N. Mclean. naval an
prenuce; ID X. keeler, naval apprentice: w H.
X. Maggie, naval apprvntice: VIM. Polmyer. ar
large; j. M: Roper, Missouri q. NJ. Lowry.
Ohio; Z. T.. Fox, at large; G. II. Gross wait In
aisnai w. u. Rosencrantz. New Jersey; J. O.
O. II. Lyeth, West VIrgiuia ID. r. Baker. al
lsree: Jacob Medary, at large: c. r Mills.
Utah. a: {: smith, New York; ii. T. James, al
nell. Illinois.
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TEE NATIONAL CAMP NERrIKG.-fhe calnp
meeting now IN operation al Mannheim, Penn :,
is the largest ever held in this section. Up
wards OF seven hundred tents have been put
Of persons already on the ground. but it is est.
mated that it will reach nearly five thousand
The numberwill be grsatlyIncreased before the
closing OF the meeting. About three hundred
and sixty ministers Of the Methodist Church
are present to assist in the religious exercises.
Most of the Northern and sc veral OF the South.
ern States are represented. Among the dis
tinguishad divines present are W. Simpson
Bishop OF the General Conference, Rev. W. L.
Gray, Presiding Elder Of the Philadelphia
Conference, and Father B1hm, the Oldest
member Of the Philadelphia Conference,-Laa-
caster Fr1,resS.
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Alter the message had been read in the Sonata
the motion was taken on its passage over the
veto, resulting:
leos-Messrs. Abbott, Anthony, Cameron.
Cattell Chandler, Cole. Conkline, Conness.
COrbett, Cragin, Drake, Edmunds, Ferry, Fee-
senden, frelinghuyssn, Harlans Harris, Hen
dersoD, Howard, Howe, Kellogg, Mcdonald,
Morgan, Morrill, of Me, MorrIIl of VT. Nor
ton, Nye, Osborn, Patterson of n. H., Pomeroy,
Price. Ross, Sherman, Sprague, Ste wars, sum
ner, Tippon, Trumbull, Van WinkIe, Wade,
Welch, Wiley. Williams. Wilson, and Yates-45
toys-Messrs. Buckalew, Davis, Dooiittle,
Hendncks- McCreery, Patterson of Tenn,
Nickers, and Whyte-.
The Char announced the passage OF the bill,
IT having received the requisite constitutional
majority of two.thirds.
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fHE CROPS IL EMARNLASD.-The Cecil g,so
says;-Our inquiries among th- farmers resid
ing IN dinerent parts OF the county lead 10 the
conclusion that the wheat ron OF This ,.onn,v
is a middllng crop, the straw being very heayy.
but the gram net IN proportion 10 the Weld az
straw. Oats have been blighted by the in
1enseiy nor weather and Will be a very poor
crop. Corn al present promises well
The Bconsboro' OIfd-Fsllotv says:-The grain
mas all been cut in this county, and much of /;
ALREADY safely slowed away m barns or on
STACKS. Notwithstanding sore complaint.
have been made that The crop has been Injured
by the weevil, yet We believe that NJ will turn
out 10 pe more than an average. ,rop and in
luost cases an unusually large yield Some
persons would grumble If the crop produced
hNe hundred bushels TO the acre. and an aaidi-
non peck Of potatoes al the root OF each STOCK
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HORRIBLE OUrRAGE.-A widow lady living
some nine miles from this place was the subj cf
OF a horrible outrage on last Friday nfyht
Two negroes unknown TO her applied 10 her
ior admission 70 her house on the :ght sta. ed:
neing sione with only a small child She refu sed
aemi they tAen broke into the hoe se seized her
and forclely outraged her persop. using threats
IN cas- sne made any alarm. After succeeding
in their horrible purpose they inssrmed her
mar thsy were going 70 kill her: she begged for
une % pray, which was granted 70 her
Whue she was engaged Ia what she expacted
% os her last prayer, one u the negroes said
sSe pfays TOO pretty, We won't KIN her y
Iney then lett her, locking her IN the hon ss
tnrea e1ing II she left the house or gave auv
alarm thsy would certainly kill her About
TWO hours afterwards she escaped and mace
her way 10 The nearest house and succe,.ied ip
arousinS the EeighborhooA. several eeptI.men
then took arms and went in search Of the viii
lains During The day they came in town snd
sncceeded IN arrestiRs negro Who endeavored
10 escape, whom II is believed is one OF the par
ty. he - safely lodged in Jail: the other is sun
az ARG, out We hope 10 hear OF hIs speedy ar
rest ana punishment-Greesri0s (llaD ldro-
- 0
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WASHINGTON D. c., MONDAY JULY 90 1863. No.

votes of none OF the States should be received
and counted, il cast for q candidate who differed
in political sentiment with q majority Of the
two Houses, such legislation would at once be
condemned by the country as an uncoustitu-
lonal and revolutionary usurpation of power.
IL would, however, be 'exceedi ngly difficult to
find in the Constitution any more authority
for the passage OF the joint resolution under
consideration, than for an enactment
looking directly to the rejection OF ali votes not
in accordance with the political preferences Of
a majority OF Congress. No power exists In
the Constitution authorizing the Joint resolu.
tion or the supposed law-the only difference
being that one would be more palpably
unconstitutional and Evolutionary than
the other. Both would rest upon the
radical error that Congress has the power
TO prescribe terms and conditions 10 the right
Of the people OF the States 20 cast their votes
for President and Vice President.
For the reasons thus indicated, am con-
strained 10 return the joint resolution TO the
Senate, for such further action thereoS ae
Congress may deem necessary.
ANDREW JOHNSON.
WAsHISGroS, II. c. July 20tb, 1863
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Money was extremely abundant m New
York Saturday, and first class hou.e. had no
difficulty IN borrowing at three per cent. on
government and Other prime collateral. while
tne general rate On miscellaneous securities
was Tour per cent. The statement OF the as-
soeiated banks Of that city for the week ending
Sa'nrday is favorable TO prolonged morn-ura-y
ease The deposits show increase Of s. ~lu-
S'S. the legal tender notes Of S3.Uidesn- aud the
specie Of Si.I03.6S', while the iosns have de-
cTea sed p ,2ls and the circulation Ss,,ugI
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Baltimore RIarke,>. Te-6,v

BALTIkoRE, July 20 Cotton dull. and
homiDall, 32c. Flour steady, but quiet Wnaxf
steady; prime ret S2.25. Corn firm and sca-,a.
Willie sI.lS; yellow 1lo. Oats steady old at -s5a
Si Few .0ahS. Pork quiet at SO. Bacon qu,st.
rlb sides l6s: clear do. I6s ALI; shoulders l;l:
hams 2Ia21. Lard quiet al ls
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ARTb In 4.

C1'Izels OF the NORTH
ti.-rman Confederation
W no besUme natural :
I~d citiz~n. ~ the r'ni-
tsd States q, AmenCa
and shall have resided
uniterruptsdly within
the tniuA State. tive
year shall be held by
the North tierrnant On :
Federation "a be Amer
ican citizens and shall
b% treated ss such.
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WESTON. THE PEDESTRIAN, BR EAkS
DOWN

PORTLAND, VT, July 20.-Western the
Pedestrian failed TO accomplish fifty miles in
II hours al Forest City Park on Saturday last
His time was II hours Gs minutes.
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1s.day's NeW fsrk Alarhsss.
INV TelNx raD6

NEW YeRK. July 20-Cotton qur~,: Md
ohng tpiands. 81 a:52 cents. Freight. firm
fiour dull and 5aIU cents lower. wh-af firm
iof winter, and dull and heavy Tor spring
Corn dull and prices without change PORK
Iower; mess, s2>.gi. Lard quiet a. /? .aI.A
cents - y
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GONE TO EURoPE-Hon. James A. Bayard,
one of the United States Senators from ileia.
ware. sailed from New York for Europe on
Wednesday. He goes there especially 10 con-
suit n renowned surgeon in relation TO partial
loss of his hearing. He will probably remain
absent some nor tbs, although the length of hi.
stay may be dependent upon the success OF the
medical treatment.
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Reciprocally citizens
OF the I ni;ed State. OF
America who become
natnralized citizens OF
The North German { or :
federation, and shall
have resided uninter-
rupiedly within North
Germany five years
shall he held by the
United States 10 h<
North German citizen :
and shall be treated as
such. Tho declarsuOu
of an intention 20 be-
come a citizen Of the
one or the other coun-
try has no; for either
party the effect OF nat
urahIatsOn.
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Baltimore Stock MARKET. To-day.

baltimore, July 20.-Vfrginia sires. old.
inscribed, i5s bid, - asked, do. coupon, odd
IS = bid: do. new, IS hid
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Wall Streea Ts.dav

NEW YORK, July 2a-Uid bonds. u: new.
o.. 1"-30s, -. firgina, new. s.k Ten
nesset, ex-oOupon. 6e; new. Ga. Missouri. OF
Gold. 1887. Money, ia5 per cent.
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AETh ii

A natuTalizsd citizen
OF Ihe one party on re-
turn 60 the territory OF
the other psrty remains
liable 10 trial and pun
ishmept for an action
punishable by he laws
OF his original country
and committed before
his emigration saving,
always The limitation
established toy the laws
Of hIr original country.
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AETIEFI III

Ian naturalisIr.er
Angehvriger dee eiuen
Th.ils soil bei 2 waiger
X ack.,ehr an da< Ge-
iolet des andern Tneils
wegen elmer mach den
doUngen Ciesetzen nit,
lStrafe bedrohten Hand
lung. welcne er vor sell
iner A Auswanderong ye-
n oi hat, zur Untersu~-
hung und Strafe g.zo-
gen werden k0nnsp.
lsofern NIGHT mach cea
'beZ glichea Geseizen
tseln"s urspr nglichen
' abrlandes Eerlsh-
rUnC eingetreten ist.
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The convention fol
the mutual delivery oi
criminals, fugltIyes
from Justice, ia certain
Cases. concluded BE-.
tween the 7 nit~d States
on the one part and
Prussia ana other
Statse OF Germany on
the other par, the SIX
teen ID day OF June, one
thoIsand eight hun
dred and nfry-two, Is
hereby extended 70 all
the States OF tn. North
German Confederation .
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~ A man In Lowell. Washington Counrv
Ohio, crawled into an ice house one of those ho,
days last week, and laid down and went 10
sleep. he was there a few hours when some
one discovered him, and attempted 10 arouse
him He was apparently dead. tie was car.
ried ont, rolled around ON the ground in tn.
sun awhile, and finally awoke. IL is said thar
OF heat O'~
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Governme ent Securities.

WAsHrNeToN, July so, fse~-Jsy Coohe n
90 furnish the following quotations. Of Gov
eminent securlrlSx.
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BAILROAD EXCURSION PARTY.

OMAHA, July 20.-Penna. railroad excursion
party are here homeward bound They go via
Leavenworth and st. Louis All express
themselves well pleased with the trip.
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NoN1NATIoys-The President sent the fol-
lowing nominations 20 the Senate too day:
John l.. Dawson, Pa. Minister 10 Russia.
w. :. Rosecrans, Ohio. Minister TO Spain.
j. A. McClernand. H., NJ mister 10 Mexico.
Henry ". Watts, Pa. Minister 70 Austria.
VIM. =. Wells, Assistant Secre;ary o: The
Treasury
&. q. Fox. Maryland. Commissioners os Pen
sions.
Els "a Foot. Wv York, Commissioner
Paunts.
I'd. Cooper. Tennessee, Commissioner OF In
nal Revenue.
jeremiah Lsi'dngsr. Assessor of internal
Reverne of the tenth district OF Penusylyania
Ed. T. Wood. Collector of Revenue OF the
thIrI distric; of New York
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GULTY.-ID the Circuit Court for Somerset
county. maryland, last week, the negro muir
derers Of Captain Johnson and Henry Connsr
ON the schooner Brave" in the Annamessics
river, named VIM. Wells and VIM. Wilson
alias Smith. were tried Tor the murder of Hen rv
the first degree and sentenced 70 be hung
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~ Weston. the pedestrian, matched 10 walk
6fty miles in eleven hours. for sa5ea AZ Forest
Hill TrottiDg Park, Portland. July IL
! ~ 1t is computed that no fewer than ISs
Mexican Generals have an eye to the presidency
Of their country.
~ Elder Knapp boasts OF having converted
two hundred erriDg Californians At q single
protracted meeting. ~
- California l. gaining by immigration
trom five hundred TO six hundred person.
weekly.
NThe ..Gad-ites, is the recent classical
6ams given 10 younk ladies who are contln-
hally prOmenading the srrests.
1 AIA fellow by the name Of Moody, eiaimips
10 BE- Q Professor Of some Eastern college.
married respectable young lady of Winehes.
Ter, Ind some months ago, and after bvsng
with her crseversl ,wssss, AeranPsd = 50