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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-08-20
A GRAND CHANCE
FOR
FIR WIT GIeOw n .

Havisg obtained control Of very superior stock of
one year old blackberry and Raspberry Plants ard
year Old Pear Trees, we offer them to the public
AT RATES THAT CANNOT BE BEATEN.
All other dealer. this f. season are asking prices
fully dsube, and w hold these rates open only for
thsrt time. Send in your orders Immediately and
improve the present opportunity. Plants can be de-
ivsrsd any ise You desire this fall. but orders
be given now. Sent 10 Jay nart of the country
from Dover, Del, or New York City.
Terms Cash ia advance or e. o. D., ON delivery of
goods The stock is limited ana no more can be OBJ
tanned this season at same figures. Address
WILLIAMS BROTHERS,
Nursery Agents, Dover, Del
Or Box 27s7 New York City.
RErEIgSoFs-Henry I. Williams, n. i. Iadepend-
en, A. s. Fuller, D. d. Buchanan, IL. a. Dreer, and
others,
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oI EOO WILL PURCHASE A VERY BEAUTIFUL
p1f.CUV Country Residence, located IN Rye Neck,
VI minutes: walk from n.marc mar.
N Y and N. II. R.R Full particulars can be had BY aP
plying at odce OF A. H. WAGNER, ID Wall street. from
TO . O'Clock r. n.
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TOR sALR OR 70 EXCHANGE FOR BROOKLYN OR
Williamsburg city proporty-A Farm Of % acres with
two houses two barns sghteon cows three large
Tho only twenty-five miles from New York
Hempstead Price 1l60VU. half cash. Inquire OF T.
WISE, 81 Avenue A.
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YACHTING.
The Season in England.

LONDON, July ], 1863.
The arst OF the series OF important "Oceanv
matches, or, more properly speaking, "Channei"
matches, which are popularity supposed to fore.
shadow tho "begiHong OF the end" OF the Thames
yachting season, and TO inaugurats the commence
ment OF the annual migration to the blue water OF
the solsnt took place yesterday tuesday under the
auspices OF the Royal Thames Yacht Club the course
Deing rom the More Light to Dover distance Of
sixy'Iour nautical miles. Two prizes OF the value
OF xloo and ESQ respectively were offered for COM
petition, open to vessels belonging to- any royal
yacnt ciuo, without any restriction as TO rig; tho
nrst yacht within her time OF her rig to take the
nrst prize and the first Of any other rig the second,
The following were the conditions Of the metch:-~
Time allowance, quarter Of o minute per ton for
difference OF tonnage; yawis to sail as cutters, cut
tsrs allowing yaws one-fourth OF their tonnage; TO-
sail with the usual fittings in ordinary cruising trim.
to the satisfaction Of the commttee vessels to carry
their usual boats, anchors and cables; q pliot,
but no extra hands allowed; no restriction
as to canvas, and not more than six friends
permitted on board; to leave the west buoy of the
Oaze on the port hand the east buoy OF the Sh.yer
ing on the starb0ard hand, and outside the Good
wins to Dover Qeavtng the North and South Sand
lightships on the starboard hand and passing bo-
tween the winning nagboat and the Admiralty pier,
Dover, leaving the latter on'the starboard hand.
The following vessels entered and started:-s
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The start had been appointed to take pace NJ
seven O'Clock A. NJ. by which time all the competing
craft were ready at their stations, forming line
between the More ghtship and the edge OF the Cant
Sand; but on account OF the tide not serving the
Com modore, Lord Alfred Paget, did not give the
signal until halfpast eight A. M. The Noue had the
weather berth, and next to her came in order the
Sphinx, Menai Julia, Condor, Diore, Glor,ana Cam
bria, Pantomme and Arrow, the last named being
to the leeward OF the whole feet There was light
tOpsal breeze from the eastnortheast, and INNS
dately the signal gun was fired the Cambria Condor
and Pantomme set balloon jibs, the others sailing
under plain working canvas, with tue exception OF
the Menai, which sent up balloon topsaM- Tho
Done was the first away, but speedily gave place TO
the Condor, the latter reaching with amazing speed
and assuming the leading position, long way
In front OF the whole neet, followed ny the Menai,
Done Sphinx and Niobe all together in cluster.
The rear division was brought up by the julia Pam
tomIme and Cambria, which, with the Arrow, mad
TO make boards order TO weather the East SILVER
ing buoy all closehauled and under working canvas.
IL was q straight run before the wind to Dover,
and the flagbOat was reached without any further
change in the position OF the leading vessels In the
C.l. nr.lar "a M
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ARprsr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. afternoon
Thomas Osborn, a constable from canada, who came
here 10 convey Charles III. Baker, OF eXtradition
fame back TO st. GATHERINGS for trial, was himself
arrested by P.D Farrell, Deputy Sherlfof Chautauqua
county in this state, on charge Of false pretences
in having obtained from Mr. Joseph Bennington
some 400 at the time of the great robbery OF that
gentleman with the particulars Of which our readers
are familiar. Osborn az far as we can ascertain
represented to Mr.. Bennington that he had clue to
The pa,tjes who had committed the robbery, and OBJ
famed the amount named in advance upon condition
of making or procuring their arrest but II seems
that he had no such knowledge and hence the charge
of false pretence. Through that peculiar process
by which criminals are 80 often tracked, when Os-
born came over yesterday from Canada to execute Q
professional function Deputy Sheriff Turrell, OF
UhautauIua, was on hand and pulled" him who
came TO pull" Osborn was placed IN irons eno
taken TO Dunkrk yesterday evening In charge u Mr.
I-lgc.. fcr exlm.L...9. tT?p the eharge.
t.,gie, yf,v ~.
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CUBA.

Sugar Markct-General Market Reports.
HAVANA, July Is, 1858.
The following are the closing prices of merchan-
disc for the week ending to-day
Sugar, IA a 1-l6 rs. for No. 10 to IL, and sh a
1oX for No. Is to 20 per arrobe; Muscovados in
ferior to common refining. ca a rs; fair to good
refining ~ ~ rs. grocery grades, ga rs.
.molasses sugar, o a ~ rs, according to quality
Butter csc. 36c. per 10. Petroleum, 3x rs. per
gallon. Flour. $40 q sl3 so Lard. l7hc. l7Ac.
per h. I'm tierces, and lssc lsc. per ill., in 25lb.
tins. Hams, 17c for dry salted and z0c for sugar
cured shocks 9 rs. per box. Hoops $40 q $50 per
1000 for long shaved and $50 $40 Tor short shaved.
Potatoes, So IS q 81 per bbl.
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TENNESSEE.

n, gro Refugees from the Ku Klux-A Negro
sh.N by Mob In Franklin-Old John Bell
sans> line Of a Long Life.
NASHVILLE, July 10, 1858.
The Goverl. or's ONCE was crowded yesterday with
negroes from %aury county, who had left there be-
cause of their fear Of the Ku Klux Khan.
William Gustmsn, negro, was taken from the
jail at Franklin on FridNy, by mob and shot. His
offence was rape on whit girl and two colored
girls.
gentleman who saw M. John Bell few days
ago reports that Mr.. Bell b. p rtaly paraiyzed DuS
Mr.. Seymour elected and to die Tree man;
A man named John Rhea WAS l. lied by lightning
at Gallatin.
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LOUISIANA

The Ir .gi@Ilture-A DefaOcrnttc WemDer Oh
the Uonse Ousted-Co Tor the
Statc-Negroes Mt the Democratic Ratifica-
ton Meeting.
NEW ORLEANS, July 10, 1862
Tn the legislature yesterday bill was introduced
20 establish parish constabuary force to consist OF
not less than twenty nor more than one hundred in
each par -h the members and officers OF which viii
be required TO take the test oatn in addition to the
constitutional oath.
In the House the Committee on Elections reported
The mcwi'r elected from De soto parish who is a
white dcn1cpp as ineligible The House seated his
compCrit (FDO Is black iadicaD by strict party
vote O. 90 TO- Notwithstanding tie minority Of
the COM. f.ec recommended n new election IL the
momb li decided to be Ineligible.
prom D.. among the persons on tue stand at the
demOc ratification meeting la. night were a
nurnbcr 0 catholic clerpynen. two colOred Repre-
ssentaf " and q colOred democratic cub large
-oumb 81 negroes were in the procession. The
'principl reefs Of the city were as bright as day
with he animation. The Offices OF the democratic
newspaucrs the principal business houses and the
-places a., luhllc resort blazed with light and were
Covered sin suggestive inscrip. ons. Crowds oil
ladies without escorts filed the streets. The most
perfect orlcr was maintained. Not single dis
turbance Was heard OF. ,,. 49,,
tent Fire Company, died OF apopiexy last evening.
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MISSOURI.

Republican Ratification Meeting In Sc. louis.
ST. LOUIS, July 10, 1868.
The republicans held meeting last night at the
Fifth Street Market for the purpose OF ratying the
national and State nominations and platforms.
Colonel Asher, Of Northwest Missouri; Judge For
rest, lately OF Ohio e. W. Fox, A. johnson and
Colonel Colcord of St Louis were among the speak
ers. An attempt was made by some unruly men to
break up the meeting but II tailed The resolution IN
the sta1s pauorm IN reference to impartial suffrage
was received with cheers, and very decldeo ue-
termination was expressed to carry II through
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NEW JERSEY.

Large Fire in Camdsn-Twclve or Fourteen
Buildings Destroyed.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July 10, 1868.
fire last night in Camden. N. j., originated In
the large planning mill and box factory Of Colby
Cohn's Son. which dehed the efforts Of the Fire De-
parment OF that town and destroyed from twelve to
fourteen buildings, including the mill. But for the
presence OF steam fire engines Fl ON this city, which
pumped water from the river, 1t Is believed the
whole town would have been DESTROYED.
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GERMANY.

The American Naturalization Negotiations.
CARLSRUHE, July 10, 1865
The American Minister, Mr.. Bancroft, has con-
Guided his negotiations with the Grand Ducal gov
ernment for treaty for the mutual protection OF
the rights OF naturalized citizens and the document
has been signed by the high contracting parties
both sides.
The treaty is identical in Its provisions with those
recently concluded by the United States with the
Kingdoms of Prussia, Bavaria and Wurtemberg.
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THE WRECK OF THE SUWANEE.

Arrival Of Her Ofncers AT victoria-ProbnbiIifv
Of saving the ship and Her Armament.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, July Is, 1868.
The United States steamer Pensacola arrived at
Victoria July Is, and will probably proceed mme-
diately TO the wreck OF the Suwanee. One hundred
and four officers and men OF the wrecked ship had
arrived al Victoria by the English war steamer Spar
xowhawG on the 10th inst. A large portion OF the
stores saved. The vessel lies in good position.
he saved.
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Peace Council with the Snake Indians In
Idaho.
TEXAS.
e mt MiIIican sill in Progress.

The negro Riot mt NIiIican s. iii in Progress.
NEW ORLEANS, La, July 10, 1868.
Later accounts from Mllican, Texas, report that
the disturbance there is not yet at an end. III e
negroes sent defiant replies to the orders OF the civil
officers and agents OF the Freedmens Bureau to dis
perse. There is but small squad OF soldiers on the
ground.
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Mrs. VICTOR, THE MURDEREss-ft n snow tws eptv i.
one DAYS since Mrs. Victor pronoun gvf NV or
poisoning her brother, and yet the public arc daily
informed that since that time she ha3 Ut II ten a
mouhful OF food. Perhaps this may Ne . o. but
some have taken the liberty OF dou,lln TIT state
ment and OF openly asserting that size 1t " lly par
takes OF such refreshments soups. wjaessand cor
das but that she Is provided with IstanEia
articles OF food every day.Clopeidsd P.0t5y Ieai1y
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ILLINOIS,.

A Church II Chicago Struck by La ntnins-
Two Men Killed.
CHICAGO, July 49, 1865
During the storm about noon yesterday " buA ing
on the Of Archer avenue and Deering str eet
struck by lightning and Of three persons In tn
building at the time two were killed Instantly and una
third Is thought to be fatally injured.
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RACING At ISLAND PARK COURSE. ALBANY.

ALBANY, Jul y 10, ses.
At the Island Park Course yesterday Rolla Gold
dust trotted under saddle against ksly Boz "a, the
PAGER TO harness. best three in five, for 81 !DoO
Roa won In three straight heats Time, 2:ig, '2:2l
and 2:2SH. The PAGER acted badly, and X Ma was
not crowded In either heat. The laes, IL. over O.
In lnnn
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

IHA WEATHER fEsTERDAY.-The following record
VIII show the changes in the temperature for the
past twenty-four hours indicated by the Their
mometer at Hudnut's Pharmacy, HERALD Build
tnO.-
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Inying the Corner stone OF 1t. Joseph's
Church, Hudson City.

Yesterday afternoon the corner stone Of the now
Catholic church Of Hudson City was laid at the
corner OF Prospect avenue and Summit street by
Bishop Bayley, assisted by the following clergy
raen:-Fathers vcnuta, Walsh, Corrigan, Sheahan,
Krleen, Dc Concnio Canyln, McNuty, Wilson,
MtGoyern Nioderhauser, Eugene. Hugh and Michael.
Fourteen temperance societies turned out from lo-
boken, Hudson City and Jersey city aud marched
I'm procession. At i've O'Clock tha procession OF
clergy moved round the wallis OF The church,
and after the ceremonies ha1 been concluded lev.
DR.. McGlynn, OF st. stephens New ORR, assembled
the ptatform and delivered an eauOratc discourse,
taking for his text ~ viii wash ny hands among
the innocent and will compass ny affair." Lord"
and the succeeding verses The congregation was
very large and included continscnta nom the sur
reminding cities. Mayors Van Reopen, OF Hudson
| CITY and Hilton, NJ Bergen, were present.
The new edince WI DC lJs b. u feet, with q
| transept es feet Inc greatest height will be 81
| feet with q steepc OF 100 feet The cost
| will reach 100000. In the corner stone
was laid copy Of the HERALD, as well as three OF
four other papers, the coins Of the republic and an
| inscription bearing the names OF the reigning for
tr the President OF the United states, Governor OF
| New Jersey and Mayor OF the city. The church VII
be constfucted according to the Gothic order OF ar
| chitectnre and when completed will be al orna
| ment 10 Hudson county. II 10 but Just ~ reinari
| that the pastor Father venuta, has been aioed y
thH good work by men OF ali psreuasiQrs. w
structure Will be massive ~ ~ proportions ana -
4 not W .-.S- l. .~-S $500 $1,000 - - -
| pro-cDt time,
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KANSAS.

Democratic Ratification Meeting in Lenvcn.
worth.
LEAvgSwoRTH, July 10, 1868.
An immense democratic ratification meeting was
Aeld here last night, which was addressed ~ num-
Der OF ,lsakcr8. Great enthusiast" yrevEsd.
Only two cases Of sunetroke have occurred mere.
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A.-Phalon's 'sPaphinn Soap, Possesses tho
properties the "paphan Lotion. rs cents caks
II will not chap the skin 10 Invaluable FOR the TOILET
BATH and NCKSERY.
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FdIII,JHI1H1c 10 %
The Arrow completed the distance but her arrival
was not timed
IL viii be seen that the Cohdor hecame eniiteo 10
the nrst prize ana the 1iorihila uo'bne secon1. "a
The second of the series OF Channel matches WIN
take place on Friday next from tue More TO Cner-
bourg, for q cup vaueu az tloo given Dy MT george
Duppa, OF the Royal Thames Yacht Club, and
second and third prize, value respectively E2J and
GlO. The following line vessels nave entered:-
fdchts htg. I 1hs 0 nl.e,s
AlneItine' Sho iSo up ssnInyy ''pp''
Canp,la' ' chOonor 100 NJ 20 ,y,iir,n,o,
Gloriana. Schoouer 10, 100 M, "a "a W n
PatOhillhe. 'Scnooiei' ,no Co. " 'ah
20 'Snpt w W.
Nlooe''''''' ani ''''' 100 NJ r. r. 49,
julia aWi..... ~. MI. ". I. n.Vse ,
the race VIII DC saiea unuer se y, JUG
Eoyal THAMES i"ch' o'uo' ou' ""h'"' "n5 ''nie
allowance. ,,., A.. ,,o,,.aua or ,.o ,o.,
yesterday !iHnsuay VIC nvnue,n "a .,,I moya
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Kelly Island Catnwba for CoSbIers, NJ 81
gallon. Sound Bordeaux Iarle lsret at SIS dozen.
MURPHY DUNN, 81 Beaver street.
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Esta,lished in 1SO0.--The HEetr cpolitnn job
Printlus EstaOA shment, ~ Nassau street
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Fer Moth Patches, Frceklf - and Tan on the
Fsce use PERRY's. moth AND FRECKLE LOTION"
,.II'h uharn
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A.-Phalon's " Paptsian Lotion, Removes
FREcKLEs, PIMPLEs TAN, SALT RHEuM, ERySIP
n.
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Circulnra Of Every Drscriptioa and Nofi,

Bntchcio-'s Hair Dye.-The Best in tho.
world The cuy perfect Dye bGtaless, reliable, iJ.aal1
neous Factory ~ Bond street.
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For First Class Printing Of = very Dcscrp.
ton 20 he Metropolitan JOB Pnut Establishment ~
Mac eIro
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7
Cockroaches fea bugs and every Lind Of nssc, vsrrn
killed by u sTkable powder II Ia not poison
GUS certain TO do its work. single Is nEs
killed
A Peck OF Cockroaches.
BE &c, Lyona II Ia the oct gnal and only
Destroying Powder Beware of See AVA
OF Lyon 1.-THE hask Depot II Park row, New aerk.
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A.-Lyon,s Magnetic Insect Powder

A.-Cnlr scwed Caters, So; ROE Tees, so;
Calf Oyfords, Dor toe ~ 90 bOklN BROOKS 4 SONS,
434 Broadway corner Howard street.
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THE INDIANS.
Depra dn ions Within Three Miles Of Nebraska
City--One White Man Killed and Two
Wounded.

nepr3GuttCus WIN Iuree .'IueS Oh GNcDTusku
City--One White Man Killed and Two
Wounded.
SIOUX CITY, Iowa, July TO- 1865.
The following was received yesterday from a reli-
able source, and has since been confirmed through
another 1t is dated Nebraska City, July 10,
and reads as follows:-
Three men left here on the 18th inst. with herd
OF cattle for Fort Randall. About two miles from
here they were attacked by party OF Indians, who
killed George Brown of Nebraska City, and wounded
his companions, Bowen and Anderson. lhe men
fought long they could, killing three OF The In
dans The Indians captured the cattle.
Peace Council With the Snake Indians In
Idaho.
SAN FRANCISCO, July Is, 1865
Advices from Idaho to July have been received
and report that General Crook had held council
with the Snake Indians. The principal chief said
they were tired OF fighting II is thought the coun-
ell will result In treaty locating the Indians on res
ervations.
General Crook had started on an expedition
against the Pitt river Indians. To ties. the sincerity
f the Snake Indians he called on the chief for ten OF
his best warriors to act rs guides and scouts Four
times the number asked for volunteered mme-
diately.
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TO attend ues printed IN she ncttesi p1ss ye ansr
hour notice. and twenty-five cent iesg Than
other Il nj ar place in the civ = tho NEIROPO EITAS JOB
PRlNTlAoe ESTABLISHMENTS, 81 Nassau str sct
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Neatncss, Economy and Despatch Combined
In Of orders PRINTING Esab
l,ah street
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Tho Famous O. rner-91 Nassau street,
corner Fulton. The Net fopoan job Printing
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TIE NisErEENrnSwARn RsapiSc oLrf tbs
society composed or about tWo hunlrtd Of the
wealthy ami intelipent German .heum Of ihe
ward, hal . very pleasant reunion, on Saturday
evening as Their newly hunt CLUB rooms Oh Fifiy
fourth Street near Third aveuHe. noted pianist q
philadelphia was inyited and pC>1Ormed sonata hl
Beethoven . fur1e of E1ch 4. pt urr" IS Nc0
......--- -. --..--- .------- = -.--
| ro.i..cn os bic 3-n.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
FIR ON
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.
.Anti-state Church Procession
in London.
ENGLAND.
Public Demon. vtratien Against the Irish
Church.

Public Demon. vtratien Against the Irish
Church.
LONDON, July 10, 1885,
popular demonstration, took place in this city
to-day in favor of the Parliai uentary measures Tor
the abolition Of the Irish Church ESTABLISHMENT. A
procession, consisting Of workih,g men, carrying
banners and wearing green ribbons proceedeo 10
Hyis Park, where mass meeting was organized.
= After addresses from several speakers had been
delivered resolutions strongly protesting against the
leection by the House OF Lords Of the Irish Church
Appointments Suspension bill were adopted. About
two thousand persons were present at the meeting.
The proceedings were orderly and there was no
Interference on the part of the police.
Earrngut's Reception by the Royal Family.
3 LONDON, July 10, 1885,
J. On Thursday last Admiral Farragut received
through the Prince Of Wales, who was visiting the
American fleet or Cowes an invitation to visit the
Queen.
The next day the Admiral and the principal officers
OF his fleet proceeded to Osborne House, where the
Queen was then stopping, and were received in the
most cordial manner by her Majesty the Prince of
Wales, the Duke Of Edinburg and the members Of
the royal family and court
The United States Squadron at Sea.
SOUTHAMPTON, July'l9, 1858.
The American squadron under command OF Ad-
1miral Farragut sailed to-day from the Solent. The
flagship Franklin, with Admiral Farragut on board,
has gone to Gibraltar, the steamer Ticonderaga to
-Havre and the steamer Canandaigua to Cork.
The Wheat Crop and Harvest.
LONDON July 10, 1869.
Reports OF the harvest from all parts OF the United
Kingdom show that the yield of wheat exceeds the
annual average Of the crop.
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Was, Tsupccs ssA Or,ansussl H~Sr. -Bese
ss4,aSsI III p{s az Ia 0ss.Ai' y sxs'A y ~AA1&A
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The United States squadron At Sen.
The Wheat Crop and Harvest.

LONDON, July 10, 1862
Reports of the harvest from all parts of the United
Kingdom show that the yield OF wheat exceeds the
annual average Of the crop.
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average temperature
Average for Saturday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-04-11

MAYORS CouRr-FRIDAY MoRSISG-MAT0R
MAYO PREsIDINs.-Charles Roberts Qittle ne
gro, aged twelve years,) Was arraigned for
picking big negro's pocket and threatening
to mutilate him with q razor. His case was
continued until Tuesday.
William Jackson alias Edward Liggon me
gro), charged with assaulting and threatening
to cut Cornelius Williams with knife, was
required to give security for his good behavior,
and &" set back" in default.
Harrison Williams (negro), charged with
stealing wood from the premises Of II. Coalter
Cabell, was required to give security for his
good behavior. n. ..mr L II .alE .rs
John McMahon was up for getting on q
noisy spree, and discharged with a reprimand.
Charles Black (negro), arraigued for steal.
ing bag of flour from William H. Beye-
ridge, was set back. -'
Beverly Randolph (negro) was up. to answer
the charge Of stealing three hogs from Betsy
Washington IA colcred matron). He was sent
on for indictment. This is not Beverly Ran
dolph the Conservative barber near the Old
Markell