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The New Orleans crescent., 1868-06-12

BALTIMORE---
FOR BALTIkORK AND HAVANA
THS NEW ORLEANS, BALTIMORE AND HAVANA
REGULAR SENINoETHLY LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
LIBERTH......Il00 tens. .Thot A Balm, Commander,
UUBA..."......n60 tons. .DukehArt Commander
CARRYING UNITED STATES NAILS
FIRST CABIN:
Through Tickets TO New York. ESQ.,
EOK BALTIMOR1 ANB HAVANA,
TOUCHING AT KEY wEsT-rhs splendid f.s. ssssnshiD
Cuba.
DUKEHART. Commander
WI leave her wharf opp site J.ckson Square, sATUR
DAY, June 9th. ct o'clock 2. u.
freight passage having unsurpassed kccommods-
lions. apply 10 wTTHERsPooE, HALsEY CO., Agents
20 Osrondelet street.
n B-No bills Of Iading but those Of the Company Will
signed Permits for freight must procured from this
orca No freight fer Havana taksn aftsf II felook
day Of sailing
IN. LIBERTY Capt. T. A. Balm. viii follow
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-06-12
COAST.

NEW ORLEANS. COAST AND LAFvURoHE IEDEPEs-
DENT PACKET.
Leaves New Orleans MONDAY at Ph, FRIDAYa
r,or r.rourca9r+ a9+s Avn oo.s---Hx . No
Il passenger packet Nina bImmes, W. r 0resthc.sa
Captain jos Dslferes Clerk win leave above, retu!n
ing the Coast every Wednesday and Sunday In day %
For height or passage sp ply on board. or 70
T. D. hELAEooH, No. "a Old Leyee ssrees
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-06-12
HsInz nnninn I'm.

Ship Sorrento Wilson, from Liverpool March 25 to Bud
dendorf
Bark Nellie May Hutchngs FROM Liverpool 2sth February
10 master
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-06-12

CALIFORNIA.
NORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
THRoUeH LINE TO CALiFORSIA'V VIA
PANAMA RAILROAD.
New Arrangement.
SAILING FROM NEW YORK ON THE 9Th and 10th OF
EVERY MONTH, the day before when those fall
on Sunday.
PASSAGE LOWER THAN BY ANY OTHER LINE
Fer turthar Information address
D. N. CARRINGTON, Agent,
Pier IS North River, New YORK.
W. q. WEBB, President; CHAs DANA, Vice President
Ofics "a Exchange Place, New York
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-06-12
vICRsRURa.

VICKsBURa.
Leaves EVERY SATURDAY, aBIE
EOK VIORbBUEG, NATCHkz, AND ALL m
II termedihs landings-The gteamsr Gen. Quftrnaa.
T. Leathers mater Sam Aylss clark vii leave a aboye
making all Coast landings.
sIEEOTr'6 ADAMS rs Oonmsrci. P,a,.
The steamer Gen. Quman connects VicksburT vi IA
steamers Countess and Calumet for TAlahatae
Rivers and steamers julia and RuboOn Tor St Louis Mo
phis and all intermediate landings
LEAVES EVERY TUESDAY ATS,
VICE sBuK9, EAfCHEz AND NEW ORLEAHs
4 LEX The steaEhsr
Gov. AIleE,
JHO. ". CANNON, Masssz,
VII lesv. a above for vleksburg Matches Grand Gulf Rod
ney St. Joseph Waterproof Fot Adams Bayou Sara Batoa
Rouge, Donaldsonville, and all lnermediats landngH
The Gov. Allen makes close concessions with stsanax
CALUMET at Vicksburg for all landings YAsOc rver
For reght passage having Odaons
sINEoTr &ADAXs. Is Commercial Piaos
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-01-17

Masonry has invented no new prin-
ciple, but it has discovered and ap-
propriated beautiful system, in
every way, most wisely designed to
vitalise its principles Of Benevolcncc
and Morality, and to prc-eminently
distinguish its disciples from the rest
Of the world.
The maxims Of common law, or in
other words, the dictates of an en-
lightcned common sense, apply with
moro intense force in the Masonic
family than in tho commonwealth.
The mutual obligation of honesty,
Of equity. Of truth, Of fair dealing,
IT capdor, Of the golden rule,
and Of brotherly love is
earnestly and most forcibly
impressed upon the mind, and igno-
rance can never be pleaded by a
Mason ~ an excuse or mitigation Of
punishment for : violation Of his
obligation.
Again, the protection which the
common law throws around tho hum
lest citisen ~ safeguards Of, his per-
sAonal rights. also hedge in and pro.
oct the individual Mason, in still
more impregnable defence. Free.
y,nsson's Magazine. London.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-01-17
Lime !! Lime 1!

l A choice quality Of fresh burnt lime may
I've found 1t Garvefs, nbout half way be.
III w6cn Forrcston and Lime Springs. It il
ne intention to keep supply constantly
Oh hand. Price reasonable and quality
Acellent.
milf Forcston Aug 20 1857.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-01-17
The National Free mason.
An ILLUSTRATED WRRkLY.

| AN ILLUSTRATED W4EKLY.
Is the leading Masonic paper Of tn,
United States; circulating over the entire
country, and in London, Paris, and othcl
foreign parts.
This WEEKLY embraces sixteen pages:
each number containing the Life and en-
bcllishcd with Portrait Of some distin.
guishcd Mason.
1t contains
SKErcnEs, els ~
PoErRY,
SroRIEs,
DIsQUislTIoNss
FAMILY ARTICLES,
News,
... JURIsrRupEScE,
And RELIES "a CoRREsPONDENTs.
1t combines the talent Of the ORDER in
its columns, and as MASONIC and Sc
LEcr FAMILY JOURNAL, has no compctit-
or. Address.
vs.. On. McMuRpr, ~~ ~~
NATIONAL FREEMAsoN,
P.O. Box 5000, New York City.
Terms.
81 per annum in advance; 81 a half year;
single copies, 10 cts.
Club Rates.
5 copies, S1s: 10 copies, $35; Is copies,
S47,5o; 20 copies $50; Clergyman, So.
Premiums to Clubs.
Parlor and Large Org ans j. Mclodeons
For so subscribers, at s. each, an organ
Of any New York manufacture. worth $50;
for IS at 81, worth S75; for 100 at 81,
worth 800; for 125 at s., worth 1926;
for $50 at 81, worth $3.50; for IT'S ut -,
$l75.
Se,cing Maehine for Wife end W'idor.
For SO subscribers ut 81 each We will
give sewing machine worth $50; for IS
subscribers, S65; for 70. $40: for 100 SUBJ
scribcrs, full cabinet, walnut or mahogany
Hcmmcr and Teller, silver plated, 800.
(. Books.
For5 subscribers, at IS, divers Land
marks. vols, octave, IS; for subseri-
bcrs, divers Dictionary and Cyclop@dia
of Frcemasonry, So; for 2, Revelations of
a square, 81 so; for IS. divers Works,
lO vols, $l5;, In this proportion for any
work in tho New York Market.
Regatia.
For so, at 81 each. 10 Velvet Collars,
properly trimmed. for either Lodge or
Chapter worth $50; for As subscribers, 10
Masonic Ribbon Collars and 10 odge
Jewels, heavily plated, engraved in same
style ~ pure silver, worth &41; for 80
subscribers 10 Lodge Jewels, heavily pla-
ted, worth $50; for 50 subscribers, 10 OF
6cers' Aprons, stamped in gold, with Jew
Ell Of Office. trimmed with silk, $50; for 6
subscribers, l NJ. Mason Dress Apron,
ornamepted with Masonic devices in blue
and gold, with silver Masonic tassels,
worth Sc; for II subscribers, Gold Pen:
for SO subscribers, a Gold Watch and
Chain, for lady or gentlemen. q =. xg
We viii deliver the articles at our rooms
42S Broomc Street second story, or. send
the books by mail, stamps having been
furnished. II the article Is to be boxed,
the expense must be prepaid By the person
sending for it.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-01-17

Pc nsy'rania Sentinel.
Very handsome journal Of high litera'
~ character.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-01-17

III "Ksep thy tongue from evil and
thy Hips from speaking guile; depart
from evil and do good; seek peace
and pursue it. Such are the iljunc-
tiens Of Maa0Rry. h
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Erpounder Mich.
Every page shows the skill Of the
workmen who devote tune to its CLASH
cal and learned pages.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-01-17

Eastern Journal Md.
G The best Masonic publication in
America-this is saying great deal
yet not too much.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-01-17
l62 BROADwAY KEW YORK.

l0X BROADWAY NEW YOkK.
AGENTS ron EUROPEAN MANUFACTURER.
Announce that in consequence Of the over
stocking Of the English market, IAN immense
quantity Of DRY and FANCY goods have
been consigned to them with instructions
to be cleared for immediate CASH, at any
sacrifice. A l. Co., have, therefore, re-
solved to Offer them according to their or
binary system Of business ct 81 each, With
out regard to value. s ans
The following list shows the original
Wholesale prices Of some Of the artic IS
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-01-17

From tie Pvotestant Churckm4u.

NOTICES..
From tie Protestant Churckmsn.
-Anong our exchanges few are more
welcome or more worthy Of commonda-
ton than the National Frccmason. It.
Editor Rev. Dr.. McMurdy, clergyman
is thorough scholar an experienced
editor: m able writer and thoroughly
imbued with that charity, which is tho
true bond and cement net only Of the
craft, but of oil civil and religious soci-
ETY.. He sends forth q paper every
week that is full of valuable and inter-
estiug matter, not only adapted to mem
bers Of the fraternity, but for other
readers. Every Craftsman should SUBJ
scribe to it and others might DO improv-
ed by readingit.
Enquirer Of Conneetieut.)
The National Freemason il the lar
gest and best Masonic journal in the
country.
Union # Missouri
Tho best paper that we have seen.
tGazette, Neu Hampshire.l
By fur the best Masonic paper ever
published.
Pollad,uns, Ind,ana)
Certainly one Of the very best papers
in the country.
(The World, Of PARISH
It is the best American Weekly that
crosses the Atlantic.
The Mirror, of London
1t is the cheapest and Iest paper of
the kind iu the world.
tls'uelite, Cincinnati, o.
Masonic lsrealitcs should not fail to
subscribe TO the National freemason.
Il is studded with excellent ilformation
Eastern Journal Md.
The best established Masonic journal
in the U. 5.
Pc nsy'ronia Sentinel.
Very handsome journal Of high litera.
~ character.
Eastern Journal Md.
G The best Masonic publication in
America-this is saying great deal
yet not too much.
Erpounder Mich.
Every, page shows the skill Of the
workmen who devote tune to its classi.
cal and learned pages.
JVestcrn Home Journal, Kansas.
The acknowledged Masonic paper Of
the country.
OAio Sentinel
The best Masonic paper published.
Union Sentinei, Konsaa
Although emphatically . masonic jour
nal, yet the studying and thoughtful
seeker after knowIsdge, who II not q
freemason, viii find in Il much to prob
and Interest.
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! FOR SALEl

E CHAP fsr Cash, . Asssei md we
lots in the village Il Orssso. The ;ho1ee'
& ! story and half high and oo0nodi-
oasly arranged for . dwelling, . 1ne go
lection u skrubbsry, and > goed vsn -
The premises.
"a DesiealaEs snqsisGat tAis sGee -.
~ 6. g. oCH1LL1M011,
So.Sl eUsss0lsvS. i.ho
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Western Home Journal, Kansa.
The acknowledged Masonic paper Of
the country.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-01-17
THINGS FROM THE CRAFT.

Below We give a presentation
speech, delivered before Howard
y Lodge U. D. OLA. F. "a. NJ. by
Geo. NJ. Van Leuven Jr., and the
response by W. F. Daniels.
WoRsnIPruL Master, WARpENs
AND BRRfHREN 49,.
Having been chosen upon this oc-
cagion to present to Howard Lodge
w. p. of A. +. Il A. NJ, on behalf
Of your wives, mothers, daughters
and sisters, this testimonial of their
appreciation Of our mystic Order, |
take this opportunity to discharge
the duty Impressed upon me.
I assure you that l feel no ordi-
nary emotions Of joy at this mo-
ment. Tho presentation Of this
beautiful carpet, nsedful as we'll as
ornamental, to this Lodge is no mean
service. and it is intended that you
accept it as their offering at the
shrine Of Masonry. In this age of
progress and refinement the moral
effects Of Masonic principles upon
tho human mind are manifest in all
the nations Of the earth. .:a.
Thinking men everywhere arc con-
WINGED that the fundamental princi-
pies that underlie the Masonic fab
rio are Brotherly Love, Relief and
Truth. These great effects these
manifest tokens of good have called
forth this contribat ion from the la-
dies Of this community.
At the Masonic Festival held in
this Hall = short time since the nee
cssary measures for purchasing this
carpet were initiated; and how ad-
'hirably have they been carried out;
how much to your surprise.
swHepceforth let it DO known that
woman can keep a secret. To tho
@sdies Of Lime Springs and vicinity
We are indebted for this valuable
gift-and l.t il in the future be our
high ain - merit she;r> commenda-
e
zion and praise.
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this Lodge [ an pie assd to say to
the ladies' of this vicinity, in behalf
81 The W. M. and brethren, that We
sccept with gratitude and pleasure
this valuable testimonial of yonr
kind segard for US IS = society. We
gratefully accept it, because
Il Is ons Il the valuable necessities
requisite for our comfort and enjoy
ment, besides it affords gratifica-
tion to our natural feelings Of pride
in having our Lodge respectfully
furnished. But above all it is with
the liyeliest, feelings Of pleasure tt at
Ne hail in this gift change Of feel
ing on tho part Of the ladies' toward
our mystic Order. We arc grati6cd
to learn, through this act Of theirs,
that Masonry is becoming better
understood and appreciated. that the
ladies. in this vicinity. at least),
do not regard our institution OF
meetings - subversive Of the good
order or vel! being Of society; but on
tho contrary calculated to subscrye
its highest interests, and IS one q
the most direct and effective means
u promoting all the social and moral
virtues. In conclusion wc would
say TO the ladies that wo will indi-
riduallly and collectively regard
this manifestation of interest and
kind feeling on their part as placing
u under renewed obligations to be
hitkful in tho discharge Of al the
intics and obligations imposed on
- By our Order. -
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-08-18
.FIHANo1AL AND oonImnno1AL.

New YoRK, August 17.-Gold 4Bs.
Money easy, at 4@5. Flour .5(910c.
lower. Wheat 1C02c. lower. Corn;
o shade easier, Mess pork dnll,, at
2S1a. Lard quiet-steam 1824919.
Cotton very firm, at 28La. iaa27
4 q SP.S IN. Cotton frmer, but not
active; sales 800 bales, at 291S SC33O.
Flour -superfine) State 7.25(@8. 25.
Corn active, but prices favor buyers.
Mess pork %. 62k. Money firmer,
and demand steadily increasing
call 4@5; prime paper 7. Gold
weaker-465G. Sterling dull, at 9as.
Stocks unsettled. Governments
steadier.
BALTIMORE, August 17.-Cotton
firm, ut 80. Flour quiet and less
firm. Prime and choice wheat firm !;
low grades dull. White corn 1. 19(0
1.2O; yellow 1.17@1S. Oats 7O(0S0.
Mess pork 1880; shoulders 14sI(015.
Lard 10.
CINCINNATI, August 17.-Flour
dull. Corn frmer, at 96@97. Whis-
key 70. Mess pork held Mt %. rs.
Lard 1874. Bacon nominally un-
changed.
CHARLESTON, August 17.-Cotton
dull; no sales-middlings nominal,
ut %.
AUGUSTA, August 1.-THE advance
on cotton in New York and Liver
pool, caused an advance here, aud
buyers are asking % for middlings;
sales 17bales.
SAVANNAH, August 17.-Cotton
firm, with some light demand; hold
ers too high for buyers-middling 20.
MOBILE, August 17.-Cotton mar
ket quiet and firm; sales 100 bales
middling 271s@2S. Nine bales new
cotton received.
New ORLEANS, August 17.-Cotton
quiet; but little Offering; no quota
tions. Gold 461s. Flour easier-
$50. Corn steady, at 1. 10
@1.15. Pork steady, at 31.0O. Ba-
con frm-shoulders IA; clear 172d.
LONDON. August 17-3 p. M
Consols 941s. Bonds III.
LIVERPOOL, August 17-3 p. m.-
Cotton buoyant and advanced I'd
uplands 101s; Orleans 1O34.
LONDON, August 17-Evening.-
Consols 81. Bonds 7116.
LIVERPOOL, August l7-Evening.
Cotton active and advanced 3d.; and
at the close was still tending up;
sales 10000 bales-uplands 1O16;
Orleans 111s.
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Fele@E.aph.
Cnble Desrntcnea.

LONDON, y august .15-P. M.ADss.- !.
spatohes from Ireland give the par
Slculars Of deeds of lawlessnesss : in
I1pperary.s It seems .that5whileJone
OF the great landlords in that region,
named Scnlly, was serving the usual
notices on various tenants, he was
killed by some unknown person. I "A
strong body of police attempted to
arrest the cnlprit, when the police,
IN turn, were fiercely attacked, two
shot dead and four badly wounded.
AT last advices quiet had been re-
stored. . s'" NJ. y.
DUBLIN, August II. The coroner's
jury on the landlord Scully, murdered
4 his tenants in nTipperary, rendered
aNeerliot of murder, but the Jury
took occasion to deprecate the con-
duct of Scully, and suggest new and
more liberal plans. -. i..ls
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Affairs in Washington.

WASHINGTON, August 17.-Attor-
ney General Evarts' opinion has been
published. 1t favors the Presidents
power to appoint collector for New
Orleans and officers for Alaska, the
commissions terminating with the
next session of the Senate.
Rollins has returned, and it is au-
thoritatively announced he has no in.
tention of vacating his office, except
to q successor acceptable to the radi-
cal party.
The Star says several new Govern
ors of Southern States recently made
requisitions on the Secretary of War
for arms, under lev passed in 1856,
but the Secretary has declined to fur
nish, until further legislation is had
on the subject. The GoverA ors, in
consequence, have united in an ap-
peal to Congress, to meet on the Cay
to which they had adjourned, to take
action in the matter.
1t is stated that both the French
and Prussian Embassies here have
advices indicating war between the
two countries.
WASHINGTON, August 17.-Rosen-
cranz has received part of his in
structions. The policy toward Mexi-
co is to be conciliatory. A treaty,
regarding claims against Mexico, will
be sent there for ratification: there
being no Mexican Minister here, no
commissioner under the treaty will be
appointed until it is duly ratified.
Ex-Gov. Orr was at st. Joseph.
Mo-, on thsa5th instant. In 1856,
he purchased large bodies of land in
that vicinity, which he is now looking
up.
Another battle is reported to have
been fought betN zen the Turks and
the Cretans. resulting in the defeat
of the Turks.
In an affray with robbers in Craw-
ford County, ILL.,, on Friday last, one
of posse of constables was killed,
whereupon the remainder of the
posse rushed upon tho robbers and
killed all of them, four in number.
Adah Isaacs Menkep, tho actress
and equestrienne, died yesterday, in
Paris.
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wound but could not find th,a,, brt ,sft
ana went 70 bed; on coming grnn, the %as
pot, saw Mcbride and Reysoamn Inc Iit,a u.s.
near the railroad fence; tolShsmn n5 tha5{
smith was shot; they said ,tvedid 'not not
anow a11 w it; they did not return WI witness: it @
sitting near the tree trying Vn unt,;t. mae
smith was near the fence, also -x,;un ~
promht; 1t was the same man st,ct Re.
prloe who shot deceased; McBri, won't
20 the house to SEQ if there we "en eny
NONE! Women there; Mcbride made no o;se.
hon.a hniiue met the party near Coey's:
occurred; Wade was standing behi1
tree near the house.
JOHN WILLIAM
BERNARD MCBRIDE, sworn, saws:
That he is a brakesman on The Cor.
Saroiina Railroad: was in Columbia =
SATURDAY night last; met Wade. william
ana others; thinks 10 O'Clock: thew we-:
oom,9S ooi rom up town; one Of the party
that he had with him; replied Tint he had
enough: but did take one drink; witness.
then sat down under tree near there. and
then went in the direction where the.
party were; found the party near a housa
below where he left them: heard some loud
talking over at the house on the corner
near the railroad fence; went over to tho
N1H NohSN OhO 1udu WuaC MAS the
matter; does not recollect his answer.
stood there few minutes and heard some
frlng; cannot tell where tho firing was.
whether In the street or in. the yard; does
not know if he was struck or not; was un-
der the influence Of liquor; did not know
anything much, as he was too drunk to
know anything; witness was not armed on
that night. p. MCBRIDE.
JOHN WHITE, sworn, says:
Resides on Senate street, on the South
Carolina Railroad lot; on last Saturday
night, inst before - o'clock, mas awaied
by reports of pistol-shots: his room win
dow was up, when he saw q man jump the
renee, some distance from the house; wit
ness dressed himself and went out into
the yard, the firing still continued; then
went out to the front gate; sawAa man ly-
ing on the sidewalk in front of tho Hicks
house; went over there and found deceased
lying there; several persons were present;
saw saw hichardsons hat picked up about three
misses, but found no balls about his house.
JOHN WHITE.
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State South Carolina..Richland Co,

By William Hutson Wig5, Judge of Pro
bate for Richland County.
WHEEREAs. ROBERT G. SILVER
W. hath applied to mo for letters of
administration on the personal estate of
ROBERT NEWSOM, late Of the aforesaid.
County, deceased,
%hoso aTe, therefore, to cite and admo-
nish all and singular the kindred and Gre.
ditors OF the said deceased, to be and
appear before me, at our next Court of
Probate for the said County, to be holden at
Columbia, on Monday, the thirty-frst day
OF August instant, at ten o'clock A. H., to
show cause, il any, why the said admins
tration should not be granted.
dlven under my hand, and Seal Of the
court, this seventeenth day fAugust, in
the year OF our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and sixty-eight, and in the
nlnety-third year of American Inde-
WILLIAM HUTSON WIGG,
Judge OF Probate, Mchland County.
August 18 tue
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news Items.

CHARLESTON, August 17.--Arrived-
steamer Falcon, Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, August 1.-THE Peo.
pies Bank was entered last night, and
the vault robbed. The loss is un.
known, us the heaviest special depo.
sltors are absent.
NEW YORK, August 17.-Telegra
phlc advices have been received from
Vera Cruz to tile 18th and from
Mexico Oity to the 10th instant.
Komero has arrived, and resumed his
duties as minister of the treasury. A
reinforcement of 500 men has been
sent to Alatorie, operating against
Negrete. Cortina refused to ioin
Negrete's rebellion. The IEaite d.
Union advocates the policy of count
Ing. European alliances as guard
against America influences.
The colony of Barbadoes is uneasy.
because many members of the British
garrisons there are Fenians.
Advices from Jacmel, Hayti, Au-
gust l, state that Picos has been de.
feated at Bayust, and forty Of them
taken prisoners, including Genera
Aleyandre, who was shot by his
captors.
LANCASTER, Pa, August 17.-The
guard of honor, composed of the
officers of the Butler Zouaves,
(colored, which accompanied the
body of Mr.. Stevens from Washing.
ton, left here this morning, on their
return. 1t appears considerable feel
ing was excited here by their pre-
sence; many Republicans regarding
it as inappropriate.r On the street.
the colored officers attracted consider
able attention; farmers and Others
gazing ut them with sort of mingled
curiosity and, wonder. 7a.
Stevens funeral to-day was an i'm.
mense affair; crowds were present.
including delegations of societies in
all parts Of the State. The Cover
nor and State officers, and many other
distinguished individuals were in the
procession. =. ..,, ..
SAN FRANCISCO. August 17.-Yoko-
homa dates of the Goth July, state
that $50 Christians were. drowned at
Naganski. Yeddo was captured by
the Southerners and half the city
burned, including two temples. The
Northern Princes propose arbitration
by France, England and the United
States, binding themselves and pledg-
ing the Mikado to their decision.
DETROIT, August 17.-Professor
Watson, Of the Detroit Observatory,
announces the discovery of new
minor planet. It shines like a star
of the 10th magnitude.