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NEW HAMPSHIRE
Dartmonth College Centennial Commence.
ment.

Dartmowth College Centennial Commence
ment.
HANOVER, July 20, 1859.
Dartmouth College celebrates It's centennial to.
morrow, and this usually quiet village Ia already
crowded to ovcrnowng with the alumni of the in.
stitution, many OF them from distant section OF
the country. gathered to TESTIFY anew their love and
gratitude TO their venerable and venerated alma
mater. Among the distinguished men present
graduates Of the college. are Chief Justice Chase
Senator Patterson, OF New Hampshire; John Went.
worth, OF Illinois; General Edward Moves. of Gin.
cinnau; Harvey Jewell Of Massachusetts; Judge
Cutting, Of Maine; Ira Perley. Chief Just,ce
OF New Hampshire; President Brown Of Ham
iltOn College, New YORK; General Gilman Mar
tor, of this State Il. A. Rollins, ex- Comm,ssionor
OF internal Revenue, and Walbridge A. Field. Assst.
ant United states Attorney. General sherman ana
daughter also here, the guests OF Senator Patter
son. There Is yet some hope that President Grant
Will honor the occasion with his presence
but 1t Ia SAID he has stated positively that he shs
not be here. To-day has been class day The nsnai
exercises have passed OF very happily and Ali are
eagerly looking forward TO the morrow ShonId the
day be favorable Hanover viii see such throne AZ
has never yet been gathered within the circuit OF
her pleasant hills
A concert was gwen this evening by the Germanis
band OF Boston, and party at the residence OF
President Smith. which was largely attended.
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THE NEW DOMINION.

The Mayor of Quebec Asked to Resign-Ne-
sotint;ons for Reciprocity Treaty to be
Resumcd-Break In the Rideuu Canal.
QUEBEC, July 20, 1859.
Sir Francis Hincks arrived here by the Mes
t0rian and viii remain In Canada for two months.
The Mayor has been called on by Citizens vigi.
lance Committee to resign, but he refuses
1t Ia reported from Ottawa that f. Their negotia-
lions on the subject Of reciprocity viii be opened in
washington In September.
An accident has occurred on the Rideau Canal by
which two lives were lost and six gates carried
away. The disaster will cause a delay OF more than
q month for repairs. It was caused by some barges
breaking away, and, owing to the gre al fall, carry
ing ever thing before them.
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u,rsrp yolA1oss OF TINE INTERNAL REVENUE LAWS.
g., Newark and EIiznbeth,

Arrests in Newark and Eiiznoetn, w. %.
About four o'clock yesterday afternoon United
states detective Nctteshp discovered a boy going
.,ong Market street. Newark, N. j., with ten gallon
veg Of whiskey in a wheelparrow. on investigation
!, was found that the liquor had been sold by
wyn",esale dealer named Alexander b. Hayes, OF
"~nlumhia street, Newark, who, however, was not
nUvrauided with the proper licenses. lie was
pnSon before Commissioner Whitehead and held
taAv hau in Al 600 to appear for examination
newt Friday His place, containing some ten
horre,s OF whiskey, was seized ana an Queer
30, in charge Having settled the matter
p''ih, s satisfaction Mr.. Nettleship then started
sr Eizabeth where, after the exercise OF considera
nc strategy ne erected the arrest second Time Oh
v U Iames A. PetrIe The latter already under
bonSs m $4,000 to appear for trial on charges o.,
| cleansing by chemical process, lhteInsi
Savenue stamps that had already been canceneu.
ne raarrcst "A 20 answer additional charges OF IKE
| nhsracter lie was removed to Newark about eleven
O'Clock last night and lodged IN tue Essex county
! jail.
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CUBA.

4 Second Government LOan-The Captain
General Annuls nm Article OF His Late Pro-
clamntion-The United States = ing His
Work.
HAVANA July 20, 1860.
The Spanish Bank Is about to issue notes for q
second government loan. The journals are engaged
In discussing the financial situation.
Captain General de Rodas. In view OF the prompt
action Of the United States In arrestng the fbus-
tiers, has issued decree annulllng article seven of
his proclamation OF the It'll inst relative to the
right OF Spanish to search neutral vessels
In waters near Cuba.
Sugar and exchange dull but quotations remain
unchanged.
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Fears OF the Carlist Movement
i'm Spain.
Efforts in the Interest of Isa-
bella Frustrated.
A SECOND GOVERNMENT LOAN IN CUBA.
The Right of Search in Cuban
l Waters Abandoned.
ENGLAND.

Arrival OF the Harvard University Crew
Opinion OF the Times on the Action of the
Lords.
LONDON, July %, 1859.
The steamer City OF Paris, whose arrival at
Queenstown was announced yesterday, brought as
passengers the Harvard University crew, who are to
gov the international match with the oxford men.
hey reached this city day in excellent condition.
ANA will Immediately 90 into training for their work.
he S1st Of August has been agreed to the day for
the match.
The Times to-day. in an article on the Ilsh Church
BILL urges that the motives which have hitherto in
spired the House OF Lords to the utmost for
their friends In Ireland must influence them to adopt
the present bill rather than exchange 1t Tor terms
Inevitably worse
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SPAIN.

The Isabella Party at WOrk-Threate ning
Position Of the Carlists and Its Effects.
MADRID, July 81, 1869.
General Lerslndi, formerly Captain General of
Cuba, has received overtures from the partisans
OF Queen lsabe Ia, but refuses to espouse their
cause.
The threatening attitude of the Carlis party
much uneasIp~ss.
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NEW YORK.

Meeting Of the State Prison Commissioners mt
Elmira.
ELMIRA, July 20, 1859.
The state prso,, Commissioners authorized to
locate Rcformatory in the Sixth judicial district
mot at the Ra,bbun Hosia in this CITY, to-day, and
organized by the election Of s9seph warren, OF Bui
falo, President and Professor :S DT Rngnsmton
on Thursday and Oswego on Friday They viii then
adjourn to meet at Utica the 9th Or ~
visit Norwich OXFORD, Richdeld Springs, anu o'nei
places In the Chenango Valley. =.
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The physicians are prejudced against quinine ana
the patient insists upon It. few American
business houses IN Rio did great deal IN tne way Oh
In the end 1t seems all shared the same fate. Those
who went out with means and those who went out
without any come back on the same dead ieyeI Oh
impecuniosity, and are cordially united In declaring
that the so-caled riches OF Brazil and its boundess
attractions exist principally IN the imaginatlons OF
scrlbbng travellers
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The Rochester S.cnserfe.t

ROCHESTER,, July &c, 1859.
The grand concert Of the saengefrest at the Rink
last night was attended by 1900 persons ana was
great success. The orchestra was composed OF fifty
Instruments, and the choir OF 200 voices. To-day a
reception this morning was fine affair. mid.
summer nights festival will be ned tonight at Bar
thOlOmew's Garden.
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MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

The steamship Henry Chauncey will sail from this
port on Wednesday for Aspnwall
The malls for Central America and the South
Pacific will close at hafpast ten O'Clock In the
morning.
The NEW YORK REHABILITATION for the Pacific
will be ready at half-past nine in the morning.
Single copies. In wrappers for mailing, six cents.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Cunard mail steamship Scotia will leave this
port on Wednesday for Liverpool.
The mails for Europe will close at the Post Onios
at twelve O'Clock M. on Wednesday.
THE NEW YORK NATURALIZATION for Europe-wiu
be ready at halfpast ten O'Clock in the morning.
single copies, in Wrappers for mailing, six cents.
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GEORGIA..
The Tarner Counterfeiting Case.

The Tnrher CounterIeItinG Case.
MACON, July 20, 1862
The evidence in the Turner case taken to-day is
volumnous and conflicting. Marian Harris still
asserting her innocence says she got the counterfes
found in her possession from a coored attache OF
the Treasury Department named Schuman. The
court reserved Its decision until tomorrow morning
at ten O'Clock.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Rear Admiral Bailey and Commodore Bssell are
ordered to temporary duty as members OF the Re-
firing Board in Washington. Lieutenant Commander
Mitchell is ordered to the New York Navy Yard.
Commodore Emmons has been detached from duty
in the Ordnance Department and placed on wait
ing orders. Commander Whiting and other officers
are detached from the Saratoga.
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REVOLUTION IN MARACAlBo.

Captain Lawrensen of the brig Jenny, which ar
rived at this port last night from Porto Cabelo re-
ports that a revolution had broken out in Mara
cabo. General Belare had declared war against
the government, and the port OF Maracaibo was
nlockaded.
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Bowel Affection o have its the most serious
may result BY neglecng snch the
system rapidly reduced as TO reach beyond
ne hep OF medicines before the patient tbs
cessy OF looking him remedy Al this OF
the wear therefore, everybody should be provided that
sofe and certain curative for all Stomach and Bowel Com
plants, DIR. JAYNE'S CARMINATIvE BALSAM, for With
s hand all such affections be promptly aud
efIcaciousiy treated Sold everywhere.
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courrua,s Oriental Cream, 81 so Per Bot.
IL. al Bond street. late OF 453 Broadway, and druggs
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THE EVENING TELEGRAM

| will be sent by mail to subscribers for
sir dollars per year. Address " Mas
san street.
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TENNE


NASHVILLE, July 20. 1860.
The Senter republicans to-day nominated the fol.
lowing candidates to represent this county in the
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., II. H. Harrison; Representa-.
tives, J. W. Paramore and J. Lindsey. They are all
radicals but are In favor OF removing the political
, disabilities OF the DISTINGUISHED.
The newly appointed registers are largely In.
oreasng the number OF persons admitted to the
ballot IN East Tennessee. This gives much offence
to republicans opposed to acknowledgements and
troubles are apprehended ut the polls on election
Oar.
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Royal Havana Undergraduates Paid in Gold !
furnished The highest rates paid for Douoooos
and all kinds of Gold and Silver.
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THE EVENING TELEGRAM

would impress upon advertisers the
necessity Of presenting their adver-
tisements for the Cartoon papers three
days In advance, to secure insertion.
In the general issue 1t Ia also neces-
sarv to present advertisements on the
afternoon preceding the issue OF the
edition for which they are intended.
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Mrs. Winslov's Soothing Syrup IL tho Pre-
OF one the physicians and in the
limited States been used for many years With never
fns safety and success by millions OF mothers for their
ch,dren n cures wind collie regulates the bowos
aciJtv and gives rest and health TO the child.
MRS wiNsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP
having the fac-simile OF "Curss Perkins, ON the outside
xrapnsr base mutations
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vet-lke skin. free from all bemishes can be produced
by BURNETT'S kALIISTON which, unlike other cosmetics,
produces healthy action of the capares For chang OF
Infants musquo bes sunburn roughness OF the skin
has no equal. For sale by JOHN +. HENRY No. 5Colexe
place, and by all druggists
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I Owing 70 the grea, increase OF bust.
ness consequent on the popularity OF
their Cartoon and general issue, the
| proprletors of
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A Perfect Hair Observation-Disclosures Cocoa
perfect and the best preparation in the world
for and dry hair irritation of the scalp badness and
dandruu.
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The Electric aforementioned juno II,
1882 Perfectly odorss Removes grease, tar, paint Ink
stains from all woollen aud linen aprcs without niurt
eject Sold by druggists.
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KatcheIor,s Hair Dye.-Thc Rest In tho
ord The only dye harmless reliable n&t antane
ous Factory 10 Bond street.
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,ris,adoro,. Ujnrivailcd Hair Dye.-S0ta
and apped al his wig scalp factory, No. Aston House
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A.-Burnett's Fiorimel; an EXQUISITE Per-
fume resembling fresh orders of bouquet Has
eoual and Is for sale by all druggists
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Card

A-I.adies, Faces Enameiied; also the Pre-
paratiou SALE with instructions by NJ LAUSSON, 100
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horrid stagnant pools on the verge Of every
wood, and damp fetld gloom pervading all the forest
aisles, even IN the blazing light OF MONDAY. TO
there by stretch OF barrep prairie the emigrants
came e found those cheerful homes each womans
fancy Was 30 apt to picture, and women enough S
of romance. They started for their new location
with slight misglvlngs, as they viewed the desoate
scenery around them that their dreams OF an Arcadia
might after all be delusive. Not human being Tor
hundreds Of miles, not familiar sound from
p1at be seem seem while deeper and deeper they
pierced into this unknown ana trackess lanu, Win
its awful forests ana It's oppressive praries, Its
strange zoology and ornlthoogy, us everything u.s.
on a tributary OF the Uruguay score Of Southern
| colonsts were at work. They had contrived
| some few cabins OF implanted logs and cleared
| three or four acres around them In the sunlight
the work was very severe ya , the cutting down
deal OF labor, and the clearing of the
ground generally was immensely fauguing.
m atuence a. home, had barely lew necessaries OF
life to sustain them, and as for domestic comforts,
they we're many thousand miles away The cent.
pe~ 'nd crawling creatures Of nastness invaded
nsects cabins at night and made life a burden
to to- their unSapp, sdiui looking shadows over sr
gloomy forests cast Dr. Tqn the tropical storms
arose pe iis seemeG as M nesy earn
to Cd drive away or destroy tbe.. poor Sud It
can adventurersi Flesh and blood co.,, :. I'm he
wreck or their fortunes the c0l0Hists VINO suIv,.
the epidemics and chis and fever, made thelr "ns
TO Rio Janeiro, and OF such are those VINO cao w
TO the city last evening on the Guerrlefe a, or,v
The whole scheme OF emigration was pS csr
managed inc lands sssignsd those VINO er 1efore
here 10 settle were wild wilderness never oo nod
traversed by The foot On man. ,, nnry u thus
no implements with which, 10 cic, ,a,oites
land no shelter for thensA elves anu rn,sth 81
nothing tceat except the spotA aneous glo" sh,ch
the country and no ifnpaera ems cosr no seeds
to land as they mie n, anythinr no
70 pant and In case they did prod uce any fhelr
means OF transportation by witch I'm, me moor
productions and above all this, an v WIN which 70
devils VINO lett New York, no money WIZ
procure the necessaries of life liza. o,on,v
A Few who bad trades went out antup amy aSar ana
OF employmeTat eight and ten mira ,hey found
nve dollars American gold) per day, bus, rige and
lt impossible to get employment at any D nrocure
when ny chance they did happen ~ native
some tnoy were driven away by the III In
Brazilians and Portuguese. Altogether Bn aud:
the words Of AFtemus, Is can unbusnn' Iiy n
rue climate Is unhealthy for foreigners, espech ally
they expose the 6selves TO the sun. II Is gene my
very not except N rainy weather. when It is IA No
ana disagreeable, causing great deal or fever n ,
ague very little attention Ia paid to SICK persVA
and II he be poor man, none at ALL the natives n
their ignorance hcreylng that If Il. Is Intended for
MN W recover ln.wM recover. II hot why not !,
The Van Buren press., 1869-11-02

CONSUMPTION CURED AGAIN Galig-
ma,is Messenger reports the following
latest cure for that :. incurablc" disease,
consumption a at 0aa
:" In paper published in tho Bulletin
d. IherapsutiQus. DR.. Clersoy, Of Lang
res, adverts to the therapeutic effects Of
arsenic in pulmonary complaints, andes
pecially on che virtue 1t seems to possess
Of stopping the splitting of blood, quail
ty which he has remarked several times,
and of which he quotes two instances.
The first is that Of the stoncmason, a
man of herculcan Frame and 80 years
of age. Being passionatcly fond of fish,
ing and shooting, he had repeatedly
caught cold in the pursuit of these pleas
ures, and in the end became oconsumptive.
He consulted Dr. Clersoy, in May, 1867,
when he had already been suffering for
upward Of a year from cough, accom-
panied with blood stained expectoraiions.
At times he had spit pure blood in rather
large quantities. From the beginning he
had been treated with cod,liyer oil, iron,
bark, and lastly, with perchloridc of iron
in order to stop hGcmophthisls. which
had become alarmingly frequently.
This treatment having led to no favor
able result. DR.. Clersoy at length daily
administered six milligms of arseniate OF
soda for 90 days consecutively then in
terruptcd it to give codliver oil for the
following sixteen days and SO on altern.
ately for three months, the patient taking
at the same time infusions Of quassia and
wine of Jesuit's bark. AT the end oithe
very first week all splttine'ofblood ceas.
ed, aud by degrees aIthe digestive func-
tions got into order again, the appetite
returned, dyspepsia disappeared, but there
still remained general weakness and the
cough. The same alternate treatment rs
above was resumed with slight varia-
ton, for four menths more, at the end OF
which complete cure was obtained, and
no relapse has pccn observed since. The
other instance was that OF a young man
of 20, who for the last two years had been
splitting blood, and was in a very bad
state. In this case also arscniatc OF soda
has hitherto produced excellent effects,
but it is uncertain whether the cure will
he quito complete j. lol .noh IlI
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"Of course you think me very bold,
hut prefer to run the risk OF yenr dis.
pleasure rather than sec you endanger
your health by exposing yourself ON such
a night as this" 5000 j
He drew her hand within his arm. and
together they went to Mrs. Brunetts
door. Viola allowed him to carry on the
conversation, answering only when di
rectly questioned, and then only in mono
$, llables She could not help thinking,
however, what a pleasant, agreeable gen
tleman he was and half repented her pro-
mise to Madame; but she managed to
keep it, and bade him = formal good
night with cool little speech OF thanks
for his kindness
She had no desire to lose her situation,
but she was almost inclined to disbelievo
madame's story. Well, itmight be true /;
and ii so, women, haters were certainly
agreeable creatures aUs sac i5llsaa
| The work became a pleasure since daily
the establishment was ahrighfaned~ by the
owners presence but Viola never forgot
madam's warning. 1t was all in vain that
he brought fruits and flowers, and prais
ed her work. She never lifted her dark
eyes at his ploasantries and once when
he chanced to clasp her white hand in the
midst of confused tangle OF ribbons,
she never spoke or smiled, and he would
not have known that she observed the &C
ton but for the dash of blood thatswcpt
across her round cheeks. There were
many more rai1 nights, and many times
the umbrella was brought forth and un,
der its cover Viola trudged home beside
Paul Lavalle. She thought him strange
man, and felt that madame had never
clearly understood him. He seemed very
unlike her notion OF woman hater.
Ono day be dropped note into her
lap, saying, g Here is letter for you,
Miss Brunett. You will send reply l,e-
fsrc come again, AMI went way, leav-
ing her to stare wonderfully Ut the little
note. ai @ HE a 19stsnttaf
After while sue opened 1t and read,
VIoLA--You are strange being, and !
cannot understand you; but understand
my own heart, and it bids me say love
yoa. Will you give me the blessed right
to call you my own, my wifey told
you chat must know ysur reply before
Iagain come, and so it must be. Viola,
my darling, l await your answer. E
NsAi aoifi7ft PAUL LAvALLE.
A Joyous light broke over her face, and
with q Hood Of happy tears she wrote be
meath, Il will be your wife"
'"Why are you 50 bright Viola p ask
ed madame, who had entered.
Your brother, madame. has asked
me to be his. wife"
"And you told him" .,as.+ ,aw
Yes" "A ~
my sweet yiola!, I knew my plan
would succeed. have worked for
months TO bring this change in ePaul's
Gestnnes snhup nhph dAAar ID been aA thas~ TAR aasvas
husband hunters, and that he would new
er marry one OF them. knew in all in.
stant that you would please him. and so
tfumpcd up tho whole story. You will
wonder Mt my anxiety, but will cease to
do so when tell you that cannot mar
ry,until he is settledi in life. Bless your
heart, am delighted" W 9di H
Paul came in less than an hour anu told
her the same story; aud together they
walked to, Viols's mother, and she joined
in thcirhappiness. II he ever was wo-
man -hater, he laid it aside when he mar
ried, and became model husband ~
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