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T'ELbGRAPHIC NEWS
r r o M
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
Napoleon's Visit to the Camp
at Chal0ns.
HIS ADDRESS TO THE ARMY.
The Revolutionary Movements
In Italy.
ENGLAND.

Another Amendment to the Irish Church Bill
Movements of the Vicer0v Of Egypt-Arti.
tisans Entertained-The Duke OF Newcastle
In the Bankruptcy Court.
LONDON, June "a, 1Se9
In the House Of Lords tonight viscount Lirord
gave notice of an amendment to the Irish Church
bili relieving glebe houses OF debt, increasing and
extending gebe lands and granting twenty-five
acres OF land to Catholic and Presbyterian churches
The Vceroy Of Egypt has gone to Windsor on
visit to the Queen.
public breakfast was given here this morning to
fourteen English artisans, who about to sail for
the United States to enter Cornell University. Lord
Houghton occupied the chair and made speech full
OF encouragement and good advice tor the enerpris
ing young men.
The Duke Of Newcastle is up before the Court of
Bankruptcy.
Tho Confederate Bondholders Again in Coun-
LONDON, June "a 1869.
Another meeting Of the Confederate bondholder
was held here last evening. The object Of the meet
ing to protest against parts OF Senator Summers
speech against the Alabama claims treaty and to
petition the House of Commons against granting any
compensation for such claims Of the United States
unless they adudicated by an impartial tribunal
on the principles Of equity and international law
Further Reduction of the Rate of Discount
by the Bank of England.
LONDON, June 24-Noon.
The Officers Of the Bank of England announce
further reduction OF onehalf per cent in the mini
mum rate Of discount. The rate Is now three and
half per cent
Condition Of the Bank of England.
LONDON, June "a, 1859.
The regular weekly statement of the Bank OF Eng
land made public to-day, shows the amount Of bull
lion IN vault has increased f442 600.
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Restored fouth.-Ponve de Leon wcnt on q
Iruess searcn 70 discover spring the waters Of which
would ress9se 20 ,ne persov Iayed In them their lost
pe N. nrHscoye . mt at No. 2ls Brcadway most
se s"e spne for Of the Hats bearing tho
esrea co,,ensn back 70 many an aged and
wes.s" op~nssns ~ aspect OF juveuity II fs hardly
recasns1ssd So fact long since patent and
genius oftheir mat - 's'es' s""
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SPAIN.

New Tax Rejected by the Corfcs.
MADRID, June "a, 1869.
In the Cortes to-day the bill proposing tax OF
fifteen per cent on the coupons of rentes was re
iected,
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UsURY LAws.-The usury laws OF several Of the
States are III process OF revision. The new law IN
New Hampshire provides that the lender may re.
ceve interest nigh as nine per cent, by special
contract the legal rate remaining at SIX per cent
unless otherwise specified. The Usury bill now
pending in the Connecticut Legislature Is sub5tan-
TALLY a COPY OF the Massachusetts, law, provldllg
tnat six per cent snail continue 10 be the legal rate
where no rate mentioned, but that borrowers and
lenders may agree In writing to any other. The
House hesitates to interfere with the ancient usages
of the State IN tins respect but It's hesitation VIII
hardly affect the practice OF business men, who have
settled this question for themselves i'll spite of usage
ana law together.-BostOn Advertiser, June "a.
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FRANCE.

The EmperOr's Address to the Soldiers at
ChalOns-Anniversary Of SOlferinO-The
Franco-Belgium Conference Likely to Fall
Through.
PARIS, June "a, 1869.
The Emperor to-day visited the camp Of Chaons
and made speech to the soldiers He reminded the
army that this the anniversary OF the battle OF
SOlferino, and said he pleased to that they
had not forgotten the great cause for which they
fought ten years ago. The Emperor continued
as fOl0ws:-"Preserve the remembrance OF
the battles fought by your fathers and
yourselves; for victories the history OF the
progress OF civilization. You will thus maintain the
military spirit, which is fhe triumph Of noble over
vulgar PASSIONS 1t is fidelity to the nag, devotion to
country. Continue in the same course and you will
always be worthy Of so great nation.
1t Is rumored that the negotiations which were
recently renewed for q commercial conference be-
tween France and Belgium are likely TO fall
through again.
Generals John c. Fremont and A. l.. Lee nave ar
rived In Paris
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Fireworks.
EDGES FIRST PREMIUM FIREWORKS.
Wholesale and retail depos,
i45 Fulton street, aud 80 Maiden lane New York.
Laboratory, Jersey City, Nj.
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BE sure and Call for

A.-save 25 per cent by Purchasing your Sil.
from the manufacturers FORD TUPPkR-
1877 and 7s9 Broadway OF Tenth street.
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Statement of the Bank Of France.

PARIS, June "a, 1859.
There has been quite heavy overflow OF specie
from the bank this week. The regular weekly
statement made public by the officers Of the bank TO-
day show that the amount Of specie fully 2 2SCo, 900
francs less than last week.
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Progress of the Great Eastern.

LONDON, June "a, 1869.
At the last telegraphic accounts from the steam
snip Great Eastern she 2e4 knots out from Brest
and had paid out $40 knots Of the cable. The signals
through to the shore continued perfect Weather
delichtfu All well.
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nOyai Hav aus I,ottery.-Prizes Paid In Geld 7
FINISHED highest rates paid for Douboous
f%ytoa fe,a a. CO., bankers, 10 Wa usw.s, GL
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Ladies for the Country, 10 you wish xooA
"oos anu '"oes io' SIdsER ~" ao mies patron ne
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IRELAND.
Iucendiarism i'm the South.

Incend1arfsm IN the SONth.
CORK, June "a, 1860.
The buildings on farm in this vicinity were fired
last night by men in disguise and destroyed. No
clue to the perpetrators OF the outrage has been
tained
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MRS. wIysLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP.
Having the fac se OF "Curts Perkins, the outside
wranper others bnse limitations
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Batchelor's Hair Dye.-Thc BEST in tho
world The only perfect dye; harmless reliable
o,s Bond
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.
The Cheapest and Best Newspaper in the
Country.


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ready. contains the very latest European news
by the Gable up to the hour OF publication; also
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and Literary Intelligence; Washington News; 0btu-
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teresting events Of the week.
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cents EACH limited number OF advertisements in
serted In the WEEKLY HERALD.
Word to Anti.Strn w.-Espenschcid Pre-
that no man ever wore straw has. whether from
being annoyed and inconvenienccd. In 'TRoPICAL
s he hi 5 Of n h
with of rmness which prevents the fabric from,
model which has never egualed any hat
ed f 5 E.ve s @ a
Felt Hat with sufficient amplitude lp @ q m for 20 sss q
who consider saws nuisance to examine this cheap and
IN. EsPENscHEIp, lls Nassau street.
sy sy'ss EFT I wSss unlike eS,%s
Infants musquo bites sunburn of the
has n equal. For sale by JOHN r. HENRY, No. College
place, and by all druggists.
A Perfect Hair DressnG.-Buruett's Cocoon.
the perfect and the best preparation In the world
hair, irritation OF the scalp, badness aud
daudrun
A.-ISurnett's FlOrimciS an Exquisite Per.
fume resembling fresh ordors OF bouquet Has
equal Is for sale by all druggists.
A.-ladies' Faces Enamelled; also the Pro-
paraon for SALE with Instructions, BY NJ LAUssoN 1oo
Broadway.
A.-Italian Lotion for the Compile xi0n Pre-
vents sunburn, Freckes and Pmples For sale by Dr..
ZACHARIE, 100 Broadway, and all first class druggists
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The IOOWlng also paS5tu III s1Cces5O1 lufneulate1y
Observation-Disclosures. sophia. Wanderer, Cyrene,
Restless. which was delayed considerably in turn
ing the stakeboat; Phantom, Apollo, Oracle third
dIvisOn), Annie, Nellie Co. Emma r., Blue Bell, Co
quette, Selene, Pysche X. Kelly Flying Cloud and
others not taken.
HOMEwARD BOUND.
After turning the stakeboat the wind freshened
somewhat and the racers sped their course towards
home. The Oracle still kept the lead, while the Alice
and Lois were for some time almost beam and beam.
Slightly In advance of the Alice. the Clio went gaily
along while the Annie Mack led the latter The QuI
Vive was by no means behind, and bent right TO her
work with Will. following III the wake OF the Ida,
the Madeline next and the others coming up. The
Alice at length Overhaued the Lois slightly, while
several other changes In position took place. After
an Interesting contest towards the home staSebOat
the following was the order In which the yachts ar.
txaA.
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David's summer styles Of Gcntlemen's Drab
Beavers. Psnsmas and straw Hats zNa broadway, ness
Duane street.
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All Sizes Flags Hand, at Manufacturers
prices. HOJEb SkAHAM,
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Cristadcro's Unrivalled Hair Dye.--See4
and applied wig and scalp factory. No 6Asor House.
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Perfect Hair Observation-Disclosures Cocoon.
ine perfect and the best preparation In the world
for harsh and dry hair irritation OF the scalp, badness aud
Hand drum
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A.-l.adies, Faces Euamelled; also the Pre-
paraton for SALE with instructions, BY NJ LAUSsoN 40
Rraa
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A.-Burnctt's Fiorimci, an Exquisite Pcr-
resembling the fresh ordors OF bouquet Has
equal Ia for sale by all druggists.
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Fine COmplexion.-A Beautiful and VEL
vet-ke skin free from all blemshes he produced
by BURNETTs KALLIsToN, which unlike other cosmeics
produces healthy action of the capares For chatting of
inants musquto bites sunburn roughness of the skin
has no equal For sale by JOHN Y. HENRY, No. CAese
pac andb by ri druggists.
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LEGAL lNTELLIGENCE.
Court of Quarter sessions-.Iudge Brewster.

Alfred NJ Feller, young man Of respectable ap-
pearance, pleaded guilty u a charge OF larceny. He
was employed hOOkk"eper by WarburtOn the
halter and at the close Of The first day of his employ
ment he stole an amount OF money and Went OF.
The entire morning seSs iOn was taken up with the
trial of A. H. Hill for larceny. On the part Of the
prosecution il was alleged that Mr.. Robert b. War
rem of Brooklyn came 10 tiS city July l2 upon busi-
ness, and stopped at the bingham House, occupying
n room on the second iOOr Al II O'Clock that night
he retired to mis- rOOn locked the door, placed his
wallet containing $40 undor his pillow and lay down
TO sleep. About O'Clock. feeling WWel, he dressed
himself partially ana Went down stairs, leaving MS
purse on the bed and the room door unlocked. On
the landing, about thirty feet from his room, he met
the prisoner, spoke TO HIM, and passed ON. Return
ing TO his room in the course of ten minutes, ne
found that the pillow had been displaced; the wallet
was still under It, but the money had been taken.
Hin was a guest AT the house, having arrived the
same day that Mr.. Warren did, and having regis
tered himself as from Ohio. lie was asked II ne ha9
come directly through from Ohio and answered
that he had, but his clothing was smooth ana cGah
and bore indications Of travel, nor had the IhSh
in his valise been soiled; IN FACT as wllness salu
his appearance Indicated rather that ne hau just
come from the next house than from ONO a..
Mr. Warren, Immediately upon discovering V.aD t
his money had been stOleR, gave Je dhIih ~ .no @
hotel Ofiice, and on the following DAY I'M was al,
| rested, ana upon search Sl09 were ulscoNetSu
upon him, several pieces of which were ldentlIed Dy
Mr. Warren by private marks that had been put upon
| them On TRIAL
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FOURTH EDITION
DOMESTIC AFFAIRS.
Testing Repeaters and Breech-Loaders
for the Navy-A Budget of
Crimes and Casualties.
FROM WASHINGTON.
A Promotions.
y T"EUIIUIIUWs
Special Despatch 10 The Evcni,ig Telegraph

Special Despatch 10 The EUcniig Telegraph.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 5.-Mr. Isaac Sumner
Kimball has been promoted by the Secretary OF
the Treasury, on the recommendation Of the
Second Auditor E. b. French, to be the Chief
Clerk of the Second Auditors Office, vice Frede-
rick Andrews removed. Mr.. Kimball has been
in the Office since 1862, and is from Biddetord,
Me-, is a lawyer by profession and is an accom-
plished inguist, and wei, posted in the duties of
his position.
4 Test Of Repeating and Breech-LoudinE Guns.
Despatch 10 The EyCHiHg Telegraph
WAsHNGToN, Aug. 5.-The Naval Board in
session NJ the Navy Yard here for some time past
engaged in experimenting with small arms, have
closed their labors and decided on what arm
they will report for adoption by the department
for the navy and the Marine Corps They have
subjected a large number OF repeating and
breech-loading guns to the most thorough and
complete series Of tests which have yet been de-
vsed having been IN session nearly two months
for this purpose.
The particular arm fixed upon to be recon-
mended is not yet known, and will not be until
the report of the board has been acted on by the
department. Ii is stated on good authority that
there will be
\ Cabinet Meeting
in this city next Tuesday, all reports to the con-
trary notwithstanding.
Supervisor Fulton,
OF Pennsylvania, is in town to-day, in consulta-
tion with the Revenue Department concerning
the whisky business
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COENTERFEITERS.

The Newark, N. j., Advertiser of last evening
says;-At ! o'clock this afternoon United States
Detective Nettleship, assisted by Detective Geo
at the Market depot on a charge of being dealers
in and 'pushers' of counterfeit money. They
were taken before United States Commissioner
Whitehead, and, on being searched, $1,000 worth
OF counterfeit money was found upon them, con-
sisting of national bank tens and fives and frac-
tional currency. The two, it is alleged, have for
some time been engaged in the business, and
only last Saturday they succeeded in passing a
and to-day they've again preparing for a ''pro,
fesslonal work, when they were pounced upon
and secured as above stated. One of the partles
is a weH-Known resident of this city, and the
under the surveillance of Detective Nettleship
for some days, and he refrained from taking
them into custody until they had made sufficient
evidence against themselves to make their con-
yiction sure: They were committed TO jail in
default tf $4,000 bail each.
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THE GREAT FIRE.
rhe Lnterr PartIcuInrs.

The fire of PattersOns warehouse sun Durns
in spite of the constant heavy streams Vi w"'oi
constantly playing upon IL; Dut the
flames and the circling smoke Is "holiy coliluoo
to these ruins. The walls have not yet peel Gu
trely leyeed, although common prudence SeSll9
TO require it, On Front street "oout ioi'g l1v
-, " .niG,h and the entire height of the wall still
l.o,'5s 49, but how long it will is a dubious point.
or''.'''' nc tbe Lombard and South streets are
n its base. and should the vibration OF
~ ,,osssoo oyertoppe crushing weight upon
Inei' tPa ynrdict ought scarcely to be Nobody
onI, ,,a,,,o ON Penn street almost the entire
S,,t vet stands; but its appearance is even
osa 20 trreotening than on Front street. Penn
l1,aat boweyer, is there impossible for vehicles,
@ ,,se of all available precautions is not SO
uroent as in the former case
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from NFW Y'ORK.
The sIone, nnd stncI, .Mnrl.ets To.day.


Special Despatch TO The Er,HIg Telegraph
New YORK, Aug 5.-The stock market is
irregular, the Vanderbilt securities are all lower,
and show decline of about J. per cent. since
yesterday The present price for Central is
2O1&I and Hudson River is selling at lS4. st.
Paul has advanced about Il per cent. and is
quoted at 81; preferred has also advanced per
cent, and Northwestern has been = I per cent.
higher than last night tut the present price
shows no improvement. Erie is a shade irm9r,
and is quoted aU 9,5, Government securities
are generally tirmer, aud j-20s Of 1864 new
1SG5s, and new and old SG7s show an advance OF
\ per cent. since yesterday. Money is more
active at per cent. Gold has advanced - since
morning, and is now quoted at 1863. The
shipment of specie from this port to-day, per
steamers DOnau aud ilagle foot up $4,000
Foreign exchange l. tirm md unchanged
The New Work. stock Market.
NEW YORE, Aug. 5.--StDuEs steady. Money steady
at 6d per cent cold, lji 6-20s, 1862, coupon, 10
1925; do. 1867, 129M; do 1868, 122}6 lO-4Os 115;
Virginia skies. new, 613[; Missouri skies, s755 ;
Canton Company, 81; Cnmuelland preferred, 81; New
York Central 269' Erie, 2St, Reading, 97ja; Hud-
Southern, 0IH; Illinois Central, l42; Cleveland and
Ptsburg, 1919; Chicago and Rock Island, IA {;
Pttshurg and Fort Wayne, 1882; Western Union
graph, 3S55.
New York Produce Market.
NEW YORK, Aug b,--COttOn quiet; 500 bales sold
at 98&c. Flour dull and unchanged; sales of $500
barrels. Wheat drmer ana advanced; sales of
81, 600 bushels No. at &lG3E; No. at Sl'5G@l 5S
Corn timer, and advanced l@2c.; sales of $4,000
bushels mixed Western at S1I21%; yellow Western
at Sl13@14 Oats unsettled; sales of 81 900 bushels
Mess, s83@8319K. Lard steady. Whisky unsettled
at Sl'lU@1I2.
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THIRD EDITION
GENERAL NEW
The Candidates for the Spanish
Throne-The Administration will
"Stick'' by the Party
The Tobacco and the
Whisky Revenue.
FROM WASHINGTON.
Locks for Dis,ilIcries.

Specidl Despatch 10 The EUe1,tag telegram.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 5.-The contract for locks
for the use of distilleries, etc, having been
awarded to the Townsend Manufacturing Com
pany at Buffalo, N. Y, the Commissioner OF Iu-
ternal Revenue has issued n circular notifying
assessors and collectors throughout the country
to Immediately forward to Collector Coe, at
Buffalo, their orders for the number of locks re-
quired in their respective dstierios. The total
number of locks, it is estimated, will not be less
than $1,000 The cost Of each lock is $3.50
Stamps for Tobacco.
For the more effective cancellation Of stamps
used on tobacco boxes, Commissioner Doauo
has decided that hereafter the die must bear the
name of the firm manufacturing company
cancelling them. The new series OF tobacco
stamps will be ready for issue next week, aud
arrangements are being made TO fiji all orders
direct from the Revenue Bureau.
The Administration will stick TO the Party.
few days ago II gentleman inquiredi Of the
Secretary of War if the administration would
stand by the regular nominations of the Bepub-
lican party in the different States. General
Rawlns replied that the matter had been settled
in the Cabinet and that the President and all
the members of the Cabinet would stick to the
regular nominations, aud that no attempt to
create divisions in the Republican party would
receive the countenancc Of the administration.
The Alleged Attempt to Buy Cuba.
A protest, said to have been forwarded from a
Cuban quarter to the President and Secretary Of
State against the sale of Cuba to the Cubans, has
not yet reached the State Department. The
Cuban envoy, Mr.. Lemus, is expected here to-
day, and be will probably bring it,
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stock Quotations by Telesruph-2 P. VI.
The Baltimore Produce Market.

BALTIMORE, Aug 5.--COttOn dun, nOminaly
33Ec Flour quiet and steady and stock scarce,
the milling capacity being limited on account
of the scarcity of water; Howard street super
ss25@9; City Mills superflne, s6a675; do extra,
s6I56S do family, IS 500 1850; Western superhne,
s5'75@G25; do extra, S615o725; do family S7'75a
$50 Wheat firm, and prime red active at Sl'55
@1'65; low grades duh. Corn steady; white, SlO4
al 90 Oats firm az 62.aC5c for new. Rye, S1'2O.
Mess Pork firm at S34a8i 81. Bacon active and ad-
yancng; rib sides, l9lc.; clear do, 19E@19aic.;
shoulders. 16lf@l6kc. HAMS 24@241(c. Lard firm
at 100000. Whisky, more doing at 81 &c.
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A Suicide and "a Defaulter.

DcspHtch 90 The Evening TeIe0Tdph.
New YORK, Aug 5.-Emma Tyson, girl who
had been previously confined in lunatic asy-
lum, about twenty-four years of age, residing at
No. 30 Christopher street. cut her throat last
night with "a razor. 1t is supposed she was
insane.
Nathan Kingsly, q well-known Republican
politician of this city, was arrested to-day on a
charge of defrauding in whisky tax. He gave
bail in $1,000.
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A Suicide i'm Boston.

BosroN, Aug. 5.-George f. Shalklev, extern
siyely engaged in building dwelling houses in
this city, hanged himself in livery stable in
South Boston yGs terdav.
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FROM EUROPE.
prInce Menrl dc Ronrhan 70 Re.nrn 10 spaIn.

Prince Henri dc Bourhan 10 Return 10 Spain.
By atlantic Cdbtc.
MADRID, Aug. 4.--Prince Henri de Bourbon,
brother-in-law to Isabella, is preparing to return
to Spain, by permission of the government. The
Prince has been seven times banshed by the ex
Queen on account of his radical opinions.
MOnTpensier's Prospects.
Admiral Topete is striving hard to obtain the
Spanish crown for the Duke of Montpensier.
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Shin News.

BosTON, Aug 5-The schooner S. and NJ. D.
Skull, of Philadelphia, for Chelsea, with coal
is ashore on Chatham bar, but it is thought she
will be got off.
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Eost by Our Whisky Fire.

BosToN, Aug. 5.-'The HIDE and Leather, Ire
mont, Firemen's, Boylston, Independent Mer-
chants and Manufacturers, and Prescott Com
panies here held insurance TO the amount of
$95, ,OOO on the whisky destroyed in Philadelphia
last niuht
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4 Murder Near TrOy.

Troy, N. Y, Aug. 5.-Charles McKeon,
brother of the Hon. James McKeon, was found
insensible in Young marble yard, in this city,
lass evening, with a wound over the left temple.
He died this morning, and is supposed to have
been murdered.