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DAPHUA POWDERS.
WONDERFUL CURES !!

Tho success of the celebrated RAPIIUA pow
DERS In the cure Of that dreadful disease AGUE
AND FEVER Is beyond parallel. Strange as IL
may seem to those who have tried other femeues
without success.
THIS REMEDY NEVER FAILS!
Il not only gives immediate relief but, by persist
entity following directions given, Will prevent lts
return. Its composition Is Of the most simple anu
delicate female, even by child.
Read the following certificates from gentlemen
Of high rcputc In this community:
RICHMOND, VA, August 10, 1860.
Captain Z. J. Lery:
Dear Sir,-My daughter was cured of chills ana
fever by the 81 one Dor Of your celebrated IA,
phua Powders" They are admirable and should
be tried by all who suffer- ,,.
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SEVERELY INJURED II LioNs.-M. Lu-
| cas-, whose wonderful escape from the fury
Of lions in the Paris Eicrodrome was re-
Gently announced, YVES alive at last accounts.
His whole body is covered with wounds,
among which thirty-threc bear the marks
Of lions and lionesscs' teeth, who attacke ed
him in the cage, where he had shut himsef
up with them. Had n. Lucas not been in
perfect health. and in tic enjoyment of a
sound constitution ut thc -i@c Of the acct
| lent, his arm must have 5cca amputated.
Lucas states that lie Lad not been two
seconds in the cage before he perceived his
danger. He had omitted to take with him his
| usual weapons, and had only slight riding
whip in his hand. For an instant he lost
sight of the li0ness, who 10 longer per-
cciying his eyes fixed on hers, seized him
By the lower jaw ond By tie back OF his
mead, crunching TIC o'cirital bone,
and then Selling !.'r> ~ the arm,
in order to drag hin between her
paws and devour n. *, her leisure.
Her sire, however, DESTROYS Of sharing the
spoil, attempted to force him from beneath
her paws, and caught him ~ the thigh, in
hcting o fearful wound, and literally
gnawing through the main artery. 1t was
at this awful moment that Jose Mandez, an
attached servant of Lucas, dashed into the
care with revolver, - &c hutt end Of
which he dealt heaYy Dro9y at the lion
css's head, which compelled her to give up
her prey. Mendez, with marvellous strength,
made n spring at the lion and threw him
into the back of the cage: then, lcyelling
the weapon ct the animals with his right
arm, pushed the bleeding man out of their
reach by his feet. 1t was only then that
The other attendants came to the rescue,
and with an iron bar wrenchcd open the
bars Of the cage, enabling Mcn&cz 70 effect
his escape backward, dragging Lucas
with him, but never lowering his right
arm, with which he grasped the re-
volver. The heroic conduct Of Mcndcz de-
serves record, and may well rank with deeds
Of daring which have won stars and crosses
on fields Of battle. The poor fellow speaks
Of his noble conduct as matter 81 courGo,
and in his Franco-Spanish pat0iS says he
would have allowed the beasts TO dcVom
him rather than have let them kill his mas
ter The lions exhibited by Lucas were
purchased by him from Spanish @rarlcc,
the Duke Of Riyas, who has fifty OF these
animals in his possession for training pur-
poses. Lucas has said that the lioncss
which had'so nearly dcvourcd him had eaten
part of q lion-tamcr at Rocheiori, who is,
therefore, MANNED for life. She is twelve
years old. Her cubs are now useless, rs.
having smclt and tasted human blood, ii
will bc impossible to tame them for future
exhibitions. As the young animals have
never smclt blood they arc tamablc, but not
aftcrwGrl.
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CoLorAD3 SILVER ONE.-.>t. Louis, Sep
tcmbcr "a dispatch received yesterday
from the agent OF the Kansas Pacific rail
road & Denver states that 100000 pounds
of Colorado silver ore have been shipped to
the end Of that road by wagons, destined to
London, England II is believed that when
tne road is completed to Denver an i'm
mcusc amount Of rich ores OF Colorado will
lind their way east for smelling.
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BALTGNoRE, September "A yacht race
between the Robert 7. Banks and Sallic
Brewster, for $1,000, sixteen miles down
the river and return, was Won by the Banks
by SIX minutes.
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M.y2vENrs Of PREsrpEHT GRANT.--
Sarat25g, September 3.-Thc President.
llrs. Grant, and i. Z. Stewart, arc holding
public reception in the pNrlor of the Union
Hotel this evening. Large numbers Of cili-
2eus from this place and other sections OF
the country ere present.
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FERTILIZERS.

V'HE ALBEMARLH FERTlLIZ1NG
/ MILLS. THOMAS j. KlRkPATRlCk,
Lynchburg, c. II. HoBSON, Lynclhnrg, have TINS
of KIRKPATRICK & CO.; ". II. PARISH.
superintendent and have purchased the factory
street. Richmond Va, Libby Building. for The
purpose of grinding PLASTER MD RAW
iiOSES, and take pleasure now In offering To- me
farmers and dealers very superior article oil
RAW BONE DUST, frc" from any adultcratlon
or acids, and warranted to contain rs large per
cent Of ammonia IL any bone dust can have. The
pIaster Is OF the hest Blue Windsor, aud ground
with great care rs to tncncss. liberal discount
f. the trade. al orders promptly attended TO.
ppEfIS Sc 3-lm
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Charles D. Carr, an old and prominent
citizen of Charleston, is dead. He was IN
his iifty-ninth year; had been twelve years
totally blind was tailor, and by dlnt OF
diligence and integrity achieved for him
self q high position in Charleston society.
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Resignation of n United States.
Senator.

CHICAGO, Sept. 4.-Senator Grimes, 0
Iowa, has resigned, to take effect October
His term expires in 1871.
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II never heard" says Paris CORE
srondent Of the London Star, 90 more
striking instance of strong men dying
hard than one that is given in the Paris
papers. A wcll-known wrestler and athlete
of Avignon, bearing the illustrious name of
Mcissonnicr, caught, a few weeks ago, his
death Illness by carrying Il little girl across
a swollen ford, which she was obliged TO
traverse in order to take to her father his
dinner. This action was performed in the
most good-naturcd way. 1leissonnier see
ing the child, who was to him an utter
stranger, trembling and weeping on the
brink, said TO her, Take heart, little one,
III serve as a ferry for YOU Swinging her
on his shoulder, he carried her over. On
returning 10 the bank whence he started,
he slipped, and was thoroughly submersed.
a cold, which led to n virulent fever, was
the result. As his end approached Mcis-
sonnier literally struggled with the melady,
and his last words were, ooh, Death, If you
were a man what short work I'd make Of
Won. ~
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secretarx RawIins.s Health. &c.

WASHINGTON, September 4.-Secretary
Rawlins is more comfortable to-day.
Senator Fessenden's disease is stoppagc
in the bowels.
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LAND SALE.-The farm of Mr.. John I.
GRAY, near Abingdon, was sold last Mon
day for s., 656-about $50 per acre. 1t is
a good farm, we'll improved, with wood and
water. Mr.. William NJ. Gray was the pur-
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j., Sir Henry Holland, the widely-kncwn
English physician, is expected to arrive in
tnla country in few days. He was born
at Eluisford, Cheshire, on October 9th,
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WlLNINGToN, n. c., September 1.-The
weather is clear and pleasant. Wind y. y.
". Thermometer - degrees.
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GEM EN'F'.

I'EMENT.-Thc celebrated ROUND
ITnPn HYDRAULIC CEMENT--uscd by the
Cnc,aneakc and Ohio Canal and the Baltimore and
Ohio tailroad Companies, and upon the Govern
mcnt buildings ut Washington as equal to The ho-
gcrtIr In ali other respects and superior to II In
1uIck sctting-ggD barrels just received. Ccrtih-
cafes furnished TO applicants. ~
Us. POWELL,
Manufacturers Agent,
an aim 1917 Main street.
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Seizure OF q Vessc! with ArRs for
Gvshn.

HALIFAX, \. S., Sept. 4.-The steamship
Hermit, from Philadelphia for Queenstown,
has been seized on the affidavit Of sailor
that she had arms for Cuba.
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Foreign News.
RANCE.

FRANCE.
LoNDoN, September 1.-The Imperial
journals Of Paris express great discomfort
at Prince Napolcon's speech. They declare
that he went too far. Tie general opinions
however, is that the Prince displayed great
ability and n liberal spirit.
GREAT BRITAIN.
LONDON, September 1.-The imports Of
cotton from al ports for the past few days
arc unprcccdcntcdly heavy.
CHINA.
LONDON, September 1.-THE M0rHing
Post says Mr.. I}urlingGmc has received Il
dispatch from kung expressing entire sat
isfaction with the treaty made with the
United States and Europe.
SPAIN.
MADRID, September 4.-Thc lo,pdTcio' OF
this city says that Chavccs Dulce, Of Genoa,
is the best man Tor the throne of Spain, and
urges the Cortcs to fix the age OF majority
ut sixteen years.
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PORTLAND, Me-, Sept. 4.-Senator Fes
sendcn's death is question Of time only.
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,~oTICT To MANUFACTURERS.

we would call the attention OF tobacco msau-
cac.prrrs 10 tho fact that the NEW STAMPS hayo
been issued, and 1t would be advisable to groove
the boxes strictly in accordance With the revised
regulations, pamphlet copy OF which VIII co
supplied gratis 10 any manufacturer upon appis-
cation 10 III by mail.
we are prepared 10 make TWo-3HIRDs "a CASH
ADVANCES upon fun market value or sstpsnsasA
y so'''sS' HOFFMAN. BALL 4 CO.,
Tobacco Commission Merchants.
au23-eodam es Exchange Place, Baltimore
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HIuE COMMITTEE OF TIE CENTE-
I NARY HUMBOLDT ANSIVERSARi here
by extend Il cordial invitation TO all American
associations, and 10 all citizens Of Richmond, to
participate In the celebration Of the birthday OF
the great cosmopolitan sayant. Such associate
~ wish to take part III the procession Oath Of
Scntcmbcr) will please send notice to lhe Secre-
tary Of the Committee.
By order OF the Committee.
HERMAN KOPPLE, Secretary,
care Of Piedmont Life Insurance Company,
Sc I'D corner Ninth and Main streets.
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I,zsHsgrs,rEskss & PARTNERSHIPS.

nI$SOLUTIGN OF CO-PARTNER-
~ SIIr.-The firm OF DEhNE Il SOMER-
VILE is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
Parties whose crops were pledged "il scEd them
on consigned either in the OF the odd firm or
to ,t.I"' member thereof. ~ they may prefer, and
IhCi@ u:s vii! have c.cd. or the hooks CT the
lac friu.
We beg our ola patrons to he rs prompt as pos
sibc. ~ NEARLY settlement IS earnestly desired.
The name Of he firm will be used by either party
In liquidation. "
Il. d. SOMERVILLE.
I. II. DEANE, JR.
RICIiMo,,p, September !, 1862.
sc l-d2tawlm&swlm
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- " TURNER RICHARDSON.
Richmond. VA, ScDtembcr IS, 1870

RICHMOND, VA, September 70, 1865.
This Is to certify that during last spring con-
iractcd In one Of the lower counties of the state
chills ami fever, and after t,Uing a great many
remedies for The di%eGSe Jound no permdnentre-
Iirf unit! procured from Captain Levy package
of his celebrated "Raphua Aguc and Fever row,
LcrS,n which, take pleasure IN stating, checked
them Immediately. The prescription contalne,a e!
twelve powders. found 1t necessary 10 take only
half the number. hereby cheerfnlly add niue
to the list of certificates OF the efficacy OF tho
..Raphui Powders - In cases Of chills ana lever,
and would advise all thus afflicted TO procure
'o X. L. VALENTINE.
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gNlNE SUNMtH DRINk.-IETELLE
1 has :. IMc CLhI;ET III the low price of sl.5C
per gallon and .iity cents per bottle Blythe barrel
Al iowcrratc-. jy S-tS
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NTOTICE.-Fro henceforth | shall do
~ business for CASH ONLY. TO those OF my
friends who may pgtroniZc me on these terms
shall feel grateful. and win endcayor TO make the
system mutually beneficial! / respectfully solicit
assuring them that prices shall be satisfactory
Al indebted 10 me Will obiigc me much By
making an early settlement.
JOHN c. PAGE, JR.,
au Is eodow 1908 Main street.
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CHESTERFIELD LAND FOR SALE.
u have for sale in the county Of Chesterfield,
eight miles from Richmond, on the COgbiil road
SHALL TRACT OF LAND, containing Sixty
ACRES more or less, tportion In woods Of origi-
nal growth, dwelling for small family, and out,
houses, n well or splendid water In the yard, and
In good ne. hhorhood. For further information
apply to LEROY L. CLARKE, who now resides
OH The premises au E-Iu&t:wT
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OF ALL KINDS
y REPAIRED. The SLOAT ELLIPTIC SEW
ING MACHINES BOUGHT aud SOLD. We sell
the only PROPER NEEDLES for the eLCAI
ELLIPTIC MACHINES. We have also for sale
the sISGLE-THREAD HAND MACHlSE Of
the gold medal pattern, which we think Is the best
of such humbug machines. Price $50.
SLOAT X ADDINGTON,
iy2! l!l5 Cary street, near Fourteenth.
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To avoid imposition, be sure to observe the s,g-
nature Of the proprietor on the wrapper OF each
box. - NJ, a, -
box. y. LEI J. I,olnE9so,.
cust Main street; K. X. DUVAL, Main street,
three doors above Ninth, and l.. WAGNEh,
Broad street near New Market. All I7-tsepo
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EIELD SEED.
100 bushels prime CLOVER,
loo bushels TIMOTHY.
100 bushels ORCHARD GRASS,
so bushels HERD GRASS.
- bushels KENTUCKY BLUE GRASS,
and all kinds OF FLAEORING SEEDS. for sale
low PALMER Il TURPIN,
auIo 1926 Main street.
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II. L. VALENTINE.

RTCUNOSD, VA, June 90, 1859.
This l. TO certify that for twelve months last
past was afflicted with chllls and fever ana on
using two boxes of 'Raphua Powders - have been
entirely relieved and can with confidence re-
commend them to those who arc afflicted.
THOMAS III. ROBERTS.
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MISERAFhn %A TlfH s1Re1x1A SPRINGS
AND OTHER SOURCES.
ROCnBRIDGE ALUM,
HEALING
ALLEGHANY,
WHITE SULPHUR,
CONGRESS,
HIGH ROCK,
GETTYSBURG KATALYSINE,
EICHT from France,
SETTER from Germany.
Fresh supplies constantly receiving
Pamphlets furnished on application.
PURCELL, LADD & CO., Druggists,
mig Richmond. Va.
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SEED WHEAT.-We have in store and
- for sale superior lot of SEED WHEAT: OF
the " White Strawcd Mediterranean variety ~
bearded red wheat selected ny the grower Colonel
David s. Bell, of Augusta county, Va. expressly
for seed This wheat Is admirably adapted to our
climate, being thrifty hardy variety, ana !icla-
further information Will be cheerfnlly given. 4
sample can be seen ut our office, No.. II Fiiteenth
street, Richmond, Va, where 1t VIII be SOFA III
quantities to suit purchasers. ,o.,
p. S.-For further information, see extract from
Colonel Bells letter In Planter and Farmer FOR
Sartcu,har au 2G-9awiw
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ELIAS'S ETFECTUAL ELIXIR guarantees to
cure Dyscntery, DarrhGa, and all bower disor-
dcrs. Read certificate to J. Elias, ESQ.,:
"Dcar Sir-I was suffering with the dysentery
four weeks and after taking one dose or your
Elixir, | was perfectly cured. can only say u
highly to any one suffering with any disorder OF
the bowels. -
Yours truly, D.. GREESBAUM.
Richmond April 10, $780,"
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
old DOMINION CIDER MILLS.

Up to this time we have been unable to I'LL
promptly our orders for this unequaled PORT
ABLE CIDER MILL on account OF the demand
being so far In advance of our expectations.
By increasing the force working on them we
shall from this time be able to ship promptly, and
are invited to send for an OLD DOMINION. 1t
took the first premium at Stanton from the An
g,Ista County Society, and was also awarded last
YEAR the first premium by the Rockbridge Agri-
cultural society--the committees In both cases
being some OF the best farmers and frutt-growers
I'm the State. Every mill warranted.
Those TO whom this Mil Is not known are invited
to write for catalogue, which gives cuts and full
description.
auoi Box 5, Richmond, Va.
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PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS accu-
i rately and carefully dispensed, WIN pure qua
ful-stren0th medicines only by skilled ana long
cxucrienced pharmaceutists at
MEADE Il BAKERS Apothecary store,
mos gl9 Main street, near Tenth.
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ELIAS'S EFFECTUAL ELMER BITTERs.
70. Dvspepsia, Heartburn. and General Debility.
One bottle will prove its efficacy, and as tonic
defles competition
For sale at retail By principal druggists ana gro
GERS, and wholesale by the proprietor, NO. aioSA'h
street, Richmond, Va.
None genuine without the proprictor's photo
graph and signature. au ol-tNoYI
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DRUGS. MEDICINES, dc.
~ .
SPECIFICS.

II is unnecessary to make any comments on
"ELIAS'S EFFECTUAL ERADICAToR," as
the following certificate proves It's excellent qusli-
ties:
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'RICENOSD, MAY ii, is'a.
9 lf-. J. Elias:
Dear Sir.-This Is to certify that have used
your sEradcator three times In tho course OF
week, and conscientiousy say that have derived
have been afflicted with rheumatism for ffteen
years, and during that time have been unable to
dress without assistance. It has cost me two
thousand dollars without receiving relief: your
sEradicator' has acted like 4 charm. and SID;
cercly nope YOU will succeed In establishing II OIL
thrn,;oh the country. and heartily recommend IL To
ali afflicted with rheumatic diseases contracted
from colds or other causes.
- And believe me, yours. with gratitude,
&C G. HOpKISS, No. IL Broad street."
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COMM ERCIAL.
Grain and Flour Markets

CoRS AID FLOUR EXCHANGED
RICHMOND. VA. September 1, 1850. !
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WHEAT FANS, CIDER MILLS,
w MOSTGOMERY'S ROCkAWAI and Lo-
COMOTIVE FANS, HICK0k'S, HUTCIE-
and 1920 Cary street, and for sale by
ALLISON Z ADDISON.
Prime TURNIP SEED, growth of 1859. aulo
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sEEDsMEN. FLORISTS, &c.

f-EEA5S.VE-S. EIVAAhIS 4 y, W.
rFIMOTHY SEED.
30 bushels prime TIMOTHY SEED on consign-
ne, sas ''' ~ 4. 5: LEE.
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mISSOURI.

ST.. LOUIS, July 23.-Wm. Edwards,
colored, convicted for killing Lewis Will
son. also colored, at q negro ball last
winter, was executed in the Jail yard
abouttw o'clock this afternoon. When
the trap was sprung and the man
dropped, it was discovered that the rope
was little too long, allowing the VIC
tins tses to touch the ground, and an
awful scene occurred. For moment the
body remained perfectly still, after which
violent contortions commenced, during
which the mans legs and arms were
swung and thrown in every direction.
The rope was Immediately shortened BY
drawing it up, but the writings of the
poor wretch continued for some time, and
it was not until be had struggled fear
fully for thirteen minutes that he was
pronounced dead. On cutting the body
down, after hanging twenty-five minutes,
it was discovered that bis neck was
broken. The execution was witnessed by
a large crowd.
While man was in the jewelry store
of q. P. Rubel, No. 10 Fourth street,
this afternoon, purchasing cheap clock
in the rear of the store, q woman entered
and went behind the counter, and abb
stracted between $1,000 and $4,000 worth
Of diamonds and escaped. The detec-
tives were Immediately put to work, but
up TO the present time no clue has been
fonud.
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commanded by General Valmesada in
person, and after an hours fighting the
Spaniards were compelled to give up the
attack; but the next day, having been
reinforced, they renewed the attack with
great vigor.
+ Several assaults were made on the
Cuban position, butin each the Spaniards
were compelled to precipitate retreat.
General Jordan participated in the
second days fight. The loss of the
Cubans is set down at sixty-two killed
and wounded. Among the killed are
two others. The Spanish loss is reported
to have been over three hundred. They
made good their retreat to Santiago. The
Cubans are in good spirits, and are at
fected but little by the cholera and vomits
so prevalent among the Spanish troops.
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BOSTON.

Bosros, July 23.-At a meeting Of the
Council last night on the recommends
ton of the Mayor, an order was adopted
providing for the proper celebration, on
the part Of the city, Of the successful lay
ing Of the French cable, and a committee
was appointed to arrange the details.
The two British steamers with the cable
were signaled from Highland Light,
Cape Cod, this morning at sunrise.
They are bound into the bay for Dux-
bury, where the spliced end Of the cable
will be landed. They will reach their
Destination today.
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FOREIGN.

LONDON, July. 23.--A telegram from
Bombay, dated July the goth, has the
following: ut is reported that King
Hezas has risen against the Russian
authorities. All Lsotheman is dis
turbed." One of the provisions of the
telegraph bill now before Parliament
binds the Postofice Department to collect
and distribute messages by the submarine
cable. f aai & rspia ssa1 sf bHl
The House of Commons to-day con-
Cured in the amendment of the House
of Lords to the Irish Church disestab,
lishment, and the result was received
with great cheering. de st
LISBON, July 23-The regular mail
steamer from Rio Janeiro arrived here
yesterday, bringing dates from Buenos
Ayres to the goth, and from Montevido to
the 2lst. The news is quite important.
The rebellion in differen. parts of Uuru-
quay continued, though Montevido and
the country Immediately adjacent were
tranquil. 81 $50 81 ali9t
A dispatch from Buenos Ayres an
nounced that Lopez was surrounded in
the Cordelleras, and as the Paraguayan
rear guard checked two thousand Brazil
lians who were in sursuit, another
crossed the upper Perona without being
molested.