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CUBA.
Rose Co!Ored Accounts OF Insurge ent
Prospects.
WARRINGTON, August L.

Rose Co!Ored Accounts OF Insurg ent
Prospects.
WASHINGTON, August IL.
Advlces up to the I'd Inst. state that
aclivo preparations have been coms
menced by Generals Jordan and Cues.
ade. Several points on the coast are In
the possession OF the Cubans, with
power 10 hold them against any land
torce that can be brought against them;
from which points hey have commu-
nlcatton with their friends In the UnI, ,
ted States.
The Cuban leaders state that were
their rights as belligerents recognized
tho United States such would be its
elect In Cuba that In less than 80 days
they would have entire possession Of
the Island outside Of Havana, and that
the entire possession would only be the
question OF few months time. The
Cubans throughout the Island are In
sympathy with CeSpede'B Government,
and the disatiection Of the Spanish
troops would leave the Spanish Gov
ernment without an army to oppose
the Cuban armies.
II Is reported that there La serious
difficulty in the volunteer organization,
and numbers intend and are Joining
the Republicans with their arms and
munitions OF war. A force OF 400 men
were sent out from st. Jago de Cuba,
commanded by Col. Paello. This force
was captured by Gen. Jordan's troops.
A force was sent by Gen. ValmeBeda to
reinforce them, and were In turn at
tackled and defeated, with the loss Of
half their number. It is reported that
the Spaniards have been driven ont OF
the CIneo Villas district, with severe
lossbin killed, wounded and deserters,
The CubanB are successful In every en-.
gagement, and are now In possession Of
the entire territory, the w6althieat and
most productive in the Island. This
greatly increases their strength, and
affords facilities for active operations,
giving them full supplies for their
army. f-I
The Spanish troops are represented
to be in such demoralized condition
as to be almost beyond the control OF
their officers who are, fearful to trust
them 10 an engagement anywhere in
General Jordan's department. He has
30 far accomplished his purposes. His
troops are lnspirited by their success
and have no doubts OF ultimate
triumph.
A cargo OF slaves landed Ii the CIneo
Villas district were all captured, and
many OF them liberated by their cap
tors. Their condition Is represented
as wretched In the extreme. General
Quesadas' forces are closing on their
opponents who have no troops outside
OF Neuvitas except those confined In
Puerto Principe, ..f.....
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The Tennessee Senator orsnIp /.

From the Warrington Republican.
The result OF the election In Tenues-
see has naturally given rise TO the
question Will ex.Presldent johnson
succeed Senator Fowler In the United
States Senate. Mr.. f., who Ia now In
Washington, Is OF the opinion that A, j,
Will not be elected as his successor; but
well-informed parties, direct from East
tennessee, state positively that the
Legislature is Largely composed OF
men who will readily vote for Mr.,
johnson, and that the issue It is pro.
posed 10 makeis that Of reputation as
set forth In his last message. In this
movementit is stated Mr.. johnson Ia
backed BY prominent Southern and
Western politicians, and by q few OF
the lending Democrats OF New York
city, who are well assured that the ex-
President is not only an available
man, but the choice Of the majority Of
Legislature. -,
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MISsIssIPPI.s
Attempted Escape OrYOrgsr-AMySte.
FIOuS AFFAIR.

JACKSON, Miss, August II.
An attempt was made by Ysrger 10
etteo. his escape from the guRrd.house,
last evening. By some means, ~ yet
unexplained, he had obtained posses.
sion Of q key with which he could un.
lock bis manRcles. His handcufHs have,
Tor the last week or more, been remov.
cd by day, and only fastened on at
night. Yesterday the guard, who was
stationed inside, noticed YorRer, while
mounted on o box, which served for q
wash stand, and on the top Of which he
occasionally mounts to look through
his grating, In the act OF con.
ceallng q key In q Crevlcs
above the grating. Finding that hS
was detected he admitted 10 the sentl.
mel that 1t was q key with which he
could unfasten his manacles. He fur.
ther stated, 80 says the guard, when he
had obtained his confidence by profess.
ed sympathy, that he expected other
obtain one that would unlock bis hand.
cuffs, and, II the guard should retcrn
the other keys to Mrs, Yetgor, he
should be we'll paid. When the dis
coVery was reported to the officer Of the
guard, Yerger said Mrs. Yergee had
furnished him with the key.
To day, In the presence Of Mrs.
Yerger, he denied It, and denied hav-
ing said so. From various circumstan.
css, II 10 believed Mrs. Y0rHer was Mt
terly ignorant Of his possessing the
key. The probability 10 shat brlbs
Obtained 1t from one OF the guards, or,
% Yerger has since stated, that he
obtained Il from q prisoner who swept
out his cell, on promise Of I've dolA
lars In the event Of his escape. The
matter iS yet surrounded with some
mystery.
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Important Meeting OF the National
Committee ut Philadelphia.

Important Meeting OF the National
Committee ut Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. II.
The National Executive Commission
OF the Union League Of America, met
to-day. Gov. GSary welcomed the
Committee 10 the commonwealth. An
exhaustive report OF tho state OF the
Union League throughout the Union
was read by the Secretary. The Com.
mittee TO consider the application for aid
IN the impending election In Mississippi
Texas and Pennsylvania issued an ad-
dress to the League throughout the
United States on the subject Of adher.
inR to'lhs objects Of the organization
aud sustaining the administration.
RESOLUTIONS warmly endorsing the
removal OF Conservatives In Mississippi
and other States was adopted. ApprO.
priationB for elections about to take
place and other important election
matters were attended to. The charter
OF the State Council In Mississippi was
revoked and Mr.. A. Newgate appointed
a special commissioner 10 reorganIZe
the;order there.
Adjourned.
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DEATH OLA MODERN SAMPSON. Cap.
tain John W. Russell died In franklin
county, Ky, last week, aged 10 years.
The Louisville Courier Journal says:
He was famous among western pIo-
neers for his strength aud intrepidily.
He served In the war OF 1872, was u
member fthe State Senate, and an In.
innate personal and partisan friend OF
Henry Clay. He was for many years
Mississippi! steamboat captain. The
incidents OF bis force OF will and power
OF command would fill volume. On
one occasion, In New Orleans, he had q
personal renCounter with the pirate
Lafitte, and, unarmed, whipped him
and elected BIN from a ball room, On
another, while landed at Natchez, a pas.
senger OF his boat was robbed by
the gang which then infested the por-
tlou Of the town bordering on the river,
and known as tNatchez under the HILL
By surrounding with his crew the house
In which the robbers took refuge, he
passed cable around II, and under
threat OF pulling 1t, with the inmates,
in the river, he compelled restitution oi
the money, and made himself a terror
to the thieves and gamblers who then
infested the river towns. OF his great
strength, persons who knew him only
In his later years, when enfeebled by
age, would have had but little concep.
ton. though when In his prime It was
known from PittsOurg to New Orleans
he had lilted o shaft weighing l,847
pounds, and that he had carried en-.
tirelY across the deck OF the boat an an.
chor Of ] ,242 pounds weight" b.
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COMMERCIAL AND FlNANClAL.
aARHErs BIZ rELEaKAPM.
NEW YORK, August l2.


CoTToN-FIrm; sales OF 800 bales at
3Shc for middlIng upl ands.
FLouR-Closed dull and So lower.
Observation-Disclosures active
and very firm for winter; 81 7OAl rs for
red and amber western, and dull and
heavy for spring; at 81 62Al 10 for No, 2,
Rye-Quiet and steady at 81 2Sal 25 for
western. Oata-Dull at 6Sa7Io for new
western; and 74A76n for old western,
Corn-Dull at SScaSl IA for unsound;
and 81 l6al Is for sound unmlxed ives.
tern,
PRovIsIoNs-Pork-Nominal at sS5
% for mess. Beef-iaIr andrequest steady
Cut Meats-FIrm with fair demand, ,
Bacon-Moderately active and firm,
Lard-Quiet at 2O1Sa2O<c for fair 70
prime steam.
EGGS-Quiet and unchanged,
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WAsHINGToN seems to be almost
moved to find reasons why the capital
should not be taken away. For In
stance, the following from the oArOH-
tcle:
"The real estate OF Washington City
last assessed for taxation amounted to
some $50. 900, 900. This enormous and
ausplcIous valuation would be cut
down at least tWo-thIrds II the st.
Louis speculRtors could remove the
capital
st. Louis, 1t is probable, will be able
to meet this argument with the fact that
assessments In that city would be cor
respondIngly Increased by the addition
OF the capital,
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MINHEsOrA.
Return ofGhe Horthern Pacific Rail-.
road Exploring PArty-The
Route Practicable.
Improving tho Falls OF Ht. Anthony.
MlNNEApnL1s. Anpnst II

Improving the Falls OF Ht. Anthony.
MINNEAPOLIS, August 12.
The remainder Of the Northern Pa
cl6c Railroad Exploring party, have
arrived here, making the roand trip In
ten days, from the Missouri river; the
quickest time on record. They had a
tall brush with the Indians at Buffalo
Lake, fity miles from Fort Potter. One
Of the escort was slightly wounded In
the leg. The route as explored ls re.
ported as favorable beyond any expec.
tion; far better than either line OF the
two other Pacific roads. The country
far west is reported as suffering from
drouth.
The heavy work OF improving the
Falls OF St. Anthony Is progressing.
The river has been turned from its ma
turRl bed, and the Falls laid bare. The
gap awArmS with workmen.
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The Crown to be offered to tho King
OfPOrtugai.


New CRrllSt Movement.
MADElD, August II.
The provisions stipulated by martial
law, passed April II, 1921, which re-
quire the assembling OF u council Of
war TO try insurgents, are not being
now observed In Spain. The troops
shoot individuals suspected Of being
Carllsts, without any kind OF trial.
Nine persons have been summarlly
shot In the vicinity OF Barcelona, which
has created very bad impression
among the people.
Il Is reported that Gen. PrIm intends
Offering the crown OF Spain to King
Louis Of Portugal; In which case Spain
and Portugal would be governed In q
similar manner as Austria and Hunga.
~; and the King would divide his resi-
dence between the two capitals.
A Carllst chief, Coberilla, has cross-
ed the French frontier and passed into
Catalonia, where he has Joined band
four thousand strong.
RRnIANn
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UUHLINI 4huHW6E II.
AT a meeting OF the Committee on
the Irish Church Conference, letters
were read from the ArchbIshops OF
Arwagh and Dublin, announcing that
the Bishops who were present at the
late assembly consider II itinexpedient to
re>assemble the General Conference, as
that course Is dLstRsteful to q large body
OF the Church. The Committee express
their regret at their determination.
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TIE nAILROAD KAR.
GOyernor IIOHmAn's superintendent
Takes Possession -HOstIIIIIes
Rudal

B1NdHAMProN, N. y, Aug. l2.
General MCQuade, Governor HofT-
mans Superintendent OF the Albany
and Susquehanna Railroad, arrived
this morning from Albany to take pos
session Of the road. On mis- way from
HRrpersville to the tunnel, eight miles,
General McQuade found 1t necessary
to ride In q carriage, the rails having
been torn up or their position altered
during the recent controversy. The
military have been Withdrawn and are
now here. The war is quite ended. but
II Is impossible TO open the road for
travel under two or three days,
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p.RlCEs.

nOSaAaaa German RltsSrA Per Pc! SSs.!s ss.s,, G@
HoonandH German Tonic, put up In Quart
bottloA q 30 per bottle OF a half doEen for
UWt .l,.F-aYu. .... H.
nTDo not forgot 70 examine well the AF.
iolO you buy, In order 70 cot th0 genuine,
For sale by Druggists and DOal0Ea in Med.
elno OEotyWhof6s y Tall Iy2
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BY TELEGRAPH,
EUROPE.
SPAIN.

An UnprOmlsInE State or Affairs.
LONDON, August l2.
The Tines publishes O letter from
Madrid, whereof the following Is an ex.
tract.
Spain cannot be In worae state;
a change must come, unless the rulers
are prepared for revolution. The treas
ury ID empty. It 10 impossible 10 col.
lect taxes; and there 10 popular discon.
tent everywhere. Prim and his col.
leagues have no easy time ahead.
'LAWIess Conduct OF the HOldIeFy.
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The loss by the destruction OF the
Crystal Lake Ice Company, OF Chicago,
OF six Ice houses and contents aRRre.
gates about $4,000. Insurance 1000.
R-Diyers are at work on the wreck
OF the steamship Germanla, In Trepas-
sy Bay, on the coast Of New Bruns-
wick. Some spices and nine bags Of
malls have been procured and taken 10
81. Johns.
"A game OF base ball at Cleveland
yesterday, between the Eckfords Of
Brooklyn, and Forest City OF Cleve-
land, resulted In favor OF the former BY
4lto27,
Gov. Hoffman issued an executive
order yesterday, appointing Robert 7.
Banks, OF his staf, executive and hnan.
cial agent Of the Susquehanna Road,
and continuing Gen. McGuAde as Su:
petintendent. Surrogate Llwtones, Of
Albany, was still taking testimony in
the disputed Receivership.
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A WEEK or two ago, Hon, VIM. Price,
Of MononSalla county, had the fore
anger Of bis right hand crushed of to
the fat joint In a threShing machine,
while engaged In harvesting, VI
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CAUTION.

.HoonandB German Remedies RrO counter
tattSd. BO0 that tho signature otC, n. JACK.
BON n on the wrapper OF each bottle. AL
othetH arc counterfeit,
German Medicln0 Store. No. GSl ARcH Sueet,
= TCHARLES N. EVANS, pFoprtetoE,
Formerly q II, JACKSON a co.
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A dispatch received at General shsrl-
dams headquarters at Chicago, from
Col. Nelson at Camp Supply, dated
July 8lst, says 500 Cheyenne Indians
came to that place on the 9Th, and are
drawing rRtions. This includes, It 10
believed, all OF the Cheyennes south Of
the Arkansas.
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SOUTH AnERICA.
Minister Mcmahon In Brazil Change
OfAmeFIcAn Ministers Rt
. DuenoB AyFeB,
End of the UraEuay Rebellion.

- LONDON, August IL.
Alvlces have been received by the
French cable from Rio Janeiro to July
10th. Minister Mcmahon had arrived
at Rosario. Hsleit the headquarters oi
Lopez on the 24lh Of June, and was ac-
companied to the Brazilian lines by u
son Of Lopez and an escort.
Mr.. Worlhington, the late American
Minister At Buenos Ayres, had taken
leave OF President SArmlente, and Mr..
Kirk, the new Minister, had presented
his credentials.
The rebellion In Uruguay had ended
Gen. Carrabelle and other leaders ol
the insurreotion had been captured,
and were awaiting trial.
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PURIFYING THE BLOOD


Ho0FLANDs GERMAN BITTERs Is
entirely Vekotable,f and contains no liquor.
II u o compound Of Fluid ExtrRctL The
Roots, Herbs, and BarkB from which theGe
extracts are made, are gathered In Ger
many, all the medical virtues are extracted
extracts are then forwarded TO this country
10 be used expressly for the manufacture OF
this BitteS. There IL no alcoholic substance
OF any kiud used in compOuudlng the BIZ
terS, hence It free from all the objections in.
cdent 10 tho use OF a liquor preparation.
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EGYPT.


ALEXANDRIA,, August II.
The letter from the Sultan oI Turkey
was received here on Monday last, and
It is reported that the contents do not
present any serious features, and that
satisfactory reply eau easily be made.
Iceland.
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VIZ are sorry to learn that the wife
OF Gen. Leo Roy Kramer Is nowly ing
dangerously III Of typhoid irver, at
MArngburR, ". Va.
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Hon. JAMES THOMPSON;

Judge Of III, StpruHs Court 1 PumVlvuntd.
PH1LAnELPntA, April q, 1855.
epnHIdnr HooaAnd'a German Bitten. q
pdl1IdbN th6Eftcln6 initGaSe OF RttantB Of tndl.
geSIion or DyspepSia. ! can certify this
from my experience OF H. p,#fr rTrQ
Yours.Wlth respect, n ~
JAMES THOMPSON"
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THE DPFRRENoR-Men are some-
times 'ln advance Of their age but wo.
men are never known to be In such q
Ipredicamsnt
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The tirat bale OF cotton Of new AlabA-
ma crop, has been received at Mont.
gomery, Alabama. Strict mIddllug
sold Of $50.
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HON. aEonaE sHARsKoop,

Justice oT ne supreme oO,it 9r Penhsylrunia.
F.F en fW1ADEIfAIA, June l. 1853. 2
"I have found by experience that Hoof.
lands German BiftAn Is avery good tonic,
relieving dyBpeptic Gymptomg almost d.
roetly. SHNE GEORGE aHARSWoOD."
'iul1n@1 t-atE o f.tltI. |'
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AVERAGING EXPENsES.-It is very
seldom that any business can be count
ed upon aB sure TO yield a large and
constant Income. There are many
chances and casualties In trade and
business which cannot be foreaeep, He
is fortunate man Indeed, whatever his
calling, who does not find himself
sooner or later, going 'out OF fashion. )
The new conner, or more dashiug, inge
nious, or willy competitor, will some
times distance an old public favorlte.
Or success ful man may be spoiled BY
success, and spoil his own business by
neglect, or oVer.contidence In his repu-
tation. ..,r
For these and many other reasons, 1t
should be the effort Of every man to
become independent Of his business.
We mean that he should place q part,
however small, Of his earnings In some
description Of Investment, which shall
be secure from the chances which affect
his regular calling. To do this, he
should tax, not his business means, but
his personal vanity, and be content 10
creep, a. the phrase goes, before he at
tempLs TO walk; and TO walk before he
essays to run. There Is many n man
who looks back on the careless expen.
diture Of past years with regret, but
who might now be assisted by the in>
terest OF his prosperous acquisitions, "
he had funded, instead OF spending his
money for temporary qualification.
Working men, while in the primo OF
their strength and manhood, and In the
receipt OF liberal wages, might secure
themselves not only against the distant
day OF old nge; but also against much
OF the Inconvenience Of dull times, OF
sickness, or Of forced inactivity from
any other cause. Whoever will make
tirm rule, and abide by II, always to
live within his income, Is on the safe
road to competence, II not TO wealth. .I-
Phiia. Ledger.
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CoNsTANTINoPLE, August 10.
On the recommendations OF the Brit
ish and Russian embassies, the Porte
has come to an agreement with the
Russian EmbassadOr in regard to the
present provisional boundary line, un.
I'll the completion OF the labors OF the
Turko. Russian commission.
WALLACHIA.
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N"NSnN
EaGLAHD.

The Times on tho Queens speech and
American Relations.
LONDON, August IL.
The Times OF to-day has an editorial
on the relations between Great Britain
and the United States, suggested by the
Queens closing speech. The writer
says the Queens opening and closing
speeches are apparently Inconsistent,
bat the explanation Is found in the fact
that the international relations depend
on reciprocity Of the feelings OF the
people, and not on the negotiations of
their ministers. Messrs. Johnson. stan
ley and Seward have been succeeded
by others, but the suretles Of peace and
friendship abide on stronger basis
than diplomacy can furnish.
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READ WHAT PEOPLE SAY.


Chtsf J.aaoe q De Supreme oUurtor Pa, writes,
PHILADELPHIA, March lB, 1857.
~ hnd Hoodandb German BlttaiB IL q
good tonie, useful in diseases ofthe digestive
organs, and Of great benofit In cRseS OF de-
blllty, and want OF nervous action In the
system. = YouB, truly, "a
EaEo. W,wooDwARD."
la "a "a " Ia
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Health of the EmperOr-HOpeleAS Ill.
.,..l nIAs OF MARSHAL Neil,
.. ... PARIS, August Il.
The Emperor Is slightly indIsposed
To-day, but will depart for the camp at
Chalons, remaining till Saturday.
Marshal Nell is pronounced hopeless.
RnuTrRV
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Ho0ELAND,S GERMAN TONIC.
iu7n 81. .. 'rnlg.s uCu1 l.
HO0FLAND'S GERMAN TONIC
IL q pleasant preparation OF the BitLers for
LhoEe who do not like extreme Bittera. It
ls composed OF all the ingredients OF the
Bitten combined with pure santa Cruz rum
and agreeable Gavoring extracts. Its use /
recommended when some pure Btimulant Ia
required in connection with the tonic pro-
pertieH Of the BltterB.
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Prince Charles 70 Visit the CEaF.
BUCHAREST, August II.
Prince Charles will leave at the end
OF the week on visit to see the Car In
Crimea.
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AUGUST l2,-FLouR-Steady.
GRAiN--W Wheat--DrooplnH; No. |
white Michigan 81 42Ii; No. . white
Wabash 81 4G; amber old 81 %; new
81 IS; No. / red 81 AK; No. 9 do. 81 45,
Corn-Steady; No. l 9Sc; No. 2 OGc. Oats
Steady; No. &c. Rye-No. 2OS
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IAN OLD PIONEER GoNR.-John Har~
desty, aged eighty years, died on Tues.
day, al his resldsnce on Wheeling
Greek. His father, Richard HardesLy,
was one OF the first settlers Of the coun.
~, and John, the deceased, Is said 10
have been the htst white CHILD born In
the county. He and his brother, Robert
Hardesty, were Roldiers in the war OF
lSl2. He has been good citizen, well
respected by everybody who knew him,
HIS wire, who Is about his age, is still
llvlng.-Belmont Chronicle.
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'AH, John, Tn glad % notice that
your wife is not as penslve ~ she was,'
mo, Jacob, she 10 isee.pensIye.' w