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The Basis Of the French Senatus Con.
Sultum

The Op inion Natienale. of Paris under date
OF August 8, publishes the following plan OF
the Senatus Consultum:
Article 1. The Emperor and the Corp LeYis.
i"uf nave the Initiative IN tie formation OF all
ArLa; The ministers depend only from the
Emperor. They deliberate in council under
MS presidency. They are responsible. Tney
can only be subjected TO an acc Us ltioa emana.
ting from the Senate.
Art. 3. The ministers can be mem bers of the
Senate or OF the Corps LeglslatI They have
entrance 10 both assemblies. and must be
granted hearing when demanded.
Art. 4 The sittings OF the Senate are public
request made by five members sufices 10
establish secret committee. The Senate ar.
ranges fits internal operations.
Art. 5. The Senate can suggest any suit BILE
notifications TO be applied 10 a PROJECT OF law,
and can decide that the same be returned TO the
Corps Legftlatif and submitted 10 a fresh
course OF deliberation. II can in all cases, by a
repor.ed resolution, oppose the promulgation
Art. 6. The Corps Legislatif arrauges its own
internal operations. At the opening of each
session IT shall appoints its own President,
Vice President and Secretaries. 1t appo, MT
its own questors.
Art. :. Every member OF the Senate or OF the
Corps Legislatif has the right Of addressing an
lnt rpellation 10 the government. All reported
orders OF the day can be adopted. The govern
ment reserves the right OF ret urning the re-
ported order of the day to the o;fie- when IL
may be deemed advisable
Art. s. No amendment can be delibera.pd il
II has not previously been submttted 10 the
commission charged with the exa mutation of
proposed laws and communicated to the gov-
eminent. When the amendment is not accepted
by the government 1t is notified by the Council
OF State; the Corps Legislatif then pronounces
definitely.
Art. 9. The budget OF costs is presented TO the
Corps Legislatif in chapters and articles. The
budget OF each ministry Is noted by chapters
con nforming 10 the nome elature affixed ID the
pre- sent senatus consultum.
Art. ~. Fnture notifications in reference to
custom duties or postal tarIns, by rCason OF
international t7eatIes. can O1ly be obligatory
by virtue OF law passed to that effect.
Art. II. The relations of the Ssaats, the
Corps Legislatif and OF the Council of Star .
with the Emperor, and with each other rsspec.
lively, are defined by an Imperial deere.
Art. II. All dispositions contrary 10 the pres.
ent natus consultum are hereby re peal q. and
especially those OF articles six. Jsacond p.lA-
eraph,) eight, thirteen, twerty-four, lsCcond
riragrapb,) twenty.six. forty, forty -t1rc r. and
lorty-Iour OF the constitution aud the first @;
ne senatus consultum OF DECEMBER 81, 1851
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THE NATIONAL LABOR CoxvHSrvoy

HE NAIbVSAL LABOA CONNENTION.
PHILADRLPHIA, August l6-The National
Labor Convention reassembled at 4 O'clock
when Vice President, Mr.. G. H Tucker, de.
livered Q very long address. Miss Susan Il.
Anthony took seat among the delegates and
received mucn attention. The Committee on
CREDENTIALS reported in part and asked further
tune, which was granted after some discus
sion. A recess Of fifteen minutes was ordered
for cone ultation.
On reassembling the Chair announcei formal
ly the death of Mr.. Sylvis, and on motion, q
committee wa appointed TO report resolutions
with nj gard to the late President, consisting OF
one from each State represented. On motion.
Mr.. Cameron. Of Chicago, took the stand and
made some feeling and appropriate remarks on
the life and usefulness OF the late Mr. Sylyis,
which were listened 10 with the closest attep.
ton and cordially applauded Some other
delegates paid suitable tributes TO his memory
MISS Authony moved that the euloxy OF Mr.
Cameron shall be the voice OF this Cougr ss
but as her credentials have not vet bee 4 re.
ceived her MOTION was not entertained, but the
vellic.
The Chair then read the annual report, the
nrst OF which was prepared by the lats Presi-
dent Mr.. Sylvis, setting forth the le ling
principles of this Congress. IL was ordered 20
be printed for circulation.
MISS An hony was ruled out OF the Conven-
ton as a delegate
The Commitiee on Credentials has the cre-
dentials of the colored delegates from Mary.
land, and there is ap-oapect Of their admiss oi.
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A Young Lady Shot by her Lover i'm Min.
neapolis.
TFrom the 81. PsuI Pion


We h rned yesterday partial counts of a
sF' ous atsir which took pIace at the n colIet
bou e, minneapolis, on Thur. cav eyenfpr
last, about O'Clock. Ii seems that a youp
laoy OF prepos>essIng appearance, named
Afce terguSon, who until recently he'd been
living IN the family of X J. Mendelh Hi, but
who for short time had been engaged at sew
ing at the Nicollet House, had uncorsciously
wen tne anCctions OF young man namc1 An
t1ony Cochrane, a brIcklayer in M,pne apolis.
Tne young mau WIS q very ardent love- but
uaiortu nately his love was not returned by the
obJect OF his sfectlon. He proposed aud was
rejected. The coldpeSs and ind Inference of the
young lady drove him almost frantic His at
len ions amounted to persecution, aud greatly
annoyed the young lady, who 10 representa-
70 re not only very beautiful but es good as
sne Is lovely. She had reasoned again and
her patience was about exhausted
On THURSDAY evening he again forced him.
SELF 10 her room in the Nicolle. House, where
sne SAT sewing, and again urged his suit Again
ne was refused. when finding persuasive
words OF no effect he resorted TO threats and
ner cnoice, either marry him or die. Serious-
ly alarmed but not lntimidated she persisted in
ner refusel, when he fired, the ball Iakiug ef-
iect In her hand and arm, which she had
ihrown mp as protection. This probably
saved her life, as he had aimed at her head and
anu oeing 10 ms turned aside, she would have
been killed instantly. Immediately upon
hrlng the cowardly wretch fled, and M u our
latest accounts had not been arrested, although
strong hopes Were entertained of mis- arrest
yteterday. The young lady's arm is badly
shattered and may have TO be amputated. The
fsellng IN Minneapolis was very bitter again 81
the young man, and had he been found when
the facts first became known the people vonIa
have lyncEed him.
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ga litIls girl named Maria Barstov s.,,
over Cliff at Paterson, on Sunday and disd
on the 11th. e'eo
IA clergyman in Iowa City breaches tire
times every Sunday, each time IN dIfYerent 10
cahty, and during the week culti ystes a farm
OF one handred and sixty acres.
Do not be afraid 70 eat perfectly ripe fruit
a. proper times-the morning 10 TIE best-and
IN Reasonable quantities. Mature suppliaa fruIt
In summer 70 Be eaten IN summer. =
Albert Green slapped Dr. Lashams face
at Mississippi city. The doctor walked homs.
sot his dolsle-barrelled gun, rstnrnsd and
ever.
~The village OF Sturgis, Mich, Offers 4
bonus Of $1,000 70 anybody who win erect
manunetSry IN that place capable Of giving
0An OLD iady Was asked what she thouRht
OF the eclipse. She replied ..WeIl it proved
one thing, cnd that b that the papers don't al.
Wsys tell liee."
Bonnets Are, Of course, worn on occasaons
OF ceremony, still almost all women who do
not aomst Themselves to - no longer young ap-
pear in hats.
"a coronsrS jury have brought in Q yer.
dct teat Onas Green, proprietor Of the Tor.
onto HOUSE, Detroit, caused his wifs's death.
She was reported TO have fallen down stairs.
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The PLATE PRINTERS SrRIKR-It is tho
opinion OF the plate printers formerly em
ployed by the National Bank Note COMPANY
mat the company must either shortly acc AZ
y, ~ tne tna omanas Oh the men or sabmit to loss
OF the Government work. Neither the Ma.
tonai or american Bank Note Companies are
iuIniling the provisions OF their contracts 80
1ar as relates TO the amount Of work turned
out daily, while much Of the work which
Is now sent on TO headquarters is repre-
sented as very poorly executed. The au.
0orities are constantly pressing the Rank
Note companies for remittances, but the
Withdrawal OF the sixty old hands from
the National sadly binders work. not more
man Cne-third OF the number of impresslops :
'akeh under the old order of things being nos.
slble with the present insufficient force The
strikers manifest no uneasiness regarding the
aHalr IN which they are IN nvolyed, and decIar r.
that they will hold out until Fall, il Reccs
saly. Inere is no lack OF money with which
W pay on tne ldie men: At the close of the
weekly payment, on SATURDAY., a handsome
sum remained in the hands of the treasurer
Ihe Union han ds at work in the American
BANK NOE Company's establishment were a.
sesseo Dut ID per cent e1ch on their earnings
ias, Wees while during the two preced.
AT the meeting CT the men held ON Saturday
evening, at No. IS East Seventeenth street. tbe
frOslden mt OF the Union addressed the strikers
announcing that there was nothing discouras
ing In tne present aspect Of affairs, and that
.osS nad prospered even beyond their expec-
tduobs. he urged the men TO stand firm, and
predlcted close Of hostilities before the close
OF the present week. Tomorrow ends ths
tnlru WI ek OF the strike. Last week the strik
ers received $3.50 from the Washington plate
printers, and they claim that they have 8 ,OOO,
the gift Of the Philadelphia plate printers'
which remains untouched. The amount ne,
quired to support the men on strike is about
SNo weekly.-N. r. Tribune, 17k.
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NEWS FROM THE PACIFIC COAST.

San FRANCIeCO, August 16-LeWis Preyost,
the leading Seryculturist Of this Saase, died at
San Jose To-day
A company has been Incorporated to work
the iron mines Of California
Late Arizona advIces say the troops made a
successful excursion to the Barr Mountains,
ard Killed and wounded a number of Indians.
and destroyed considerable amount Of prop.
eriy.
The soldiers have returned from an unsuc.
cessful search after the mails recently captured
0y the Indians near Camp Dole Greek. Be.
sides checks, vouchers, etc the mail Contained
n great many greenbacks. The savases at.
tackled the train between Weekenburg and the
Nulture Mine, and captured nine miles.
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6fFkCTs OF LiGHTNING.-At a recent ses-
sion OF the Paris Academy of Sciences a asS
crlpuon was given OF the effects OF lightning
on the bridge Of Kehl, near Strasbure on the
IStn INST There were but a few drops of
ram railing at that moment. low chest
nut tree was struck close To a building thai
mad lightning conductor. the iron frame
work OF the bridge being also not far OF Ths
preference evlnced by the electric fiuid for tha
Iee could only De explained by the circun-
s'aoce tnat three soldiers, having metallic ac-
coutrements about them. were sitting under A.
vi tnese three, one was KILLED outright. an
olneI oled lew minutes later, and the third
survive, through he was knocked down
senseless He does not recollect having haen
struck. ne is not psralysed. but still suffers
from slight though obsunate reryous nm
easlness. The clothes, skin, and metallic
articles worn BY the three all presen ted mprss
OF the pessaee of the f1uid; but death was sx-
ciusiveiy caused bv asphyxIa, not by any me-
chanlcal arrangement of vital organ
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Altsrnsen's Dispatches.
RUMORED CABINET CHANGE.
New Secretary Of War-Gs From Nom,
to Get the NewS

CH1cAeo. August IA special dispatch
from Des Moines to the Chicago Tribune says
a report comes from the West, through pretty
straight channel that General Granville M.
Dodge, Chief Engineer Of the Union Pacific
Railroad, was telegraphed 70 by Gen. Grant
the dispatch overtaking him at Cheyenne-
oaerIne him a place in his Cabinet as Secre-
tary OF War, and giving him two weeks to con-
s'oer the matter, General Rawlins being COM
PEELED, by declining health, TO give mn the no
smtou General Dodge left Immediately for
Washington.
The health Of Secretary Rawlins is better
than II has been for months past. and is still
improving, so we do not take much stock In
this report.1
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~Col. Fitzpatrick killed his wife the other
Gay In South Carolinia, and attended her fun.
sral two days afterWard. real gentleman
never forgets his good breeding even under the
most trying circumstancos.
- The Primes Of Wsl0' attempt to rss,s.
cftnte modified form Of sAe Blue coat ana eilt
outtons Of our grandfathers has not proved,
as yet very successful, whatevsr may Do the
trtumphs reserved for IL. ne -"
~The Jefferson tIowa) Era has q lively
young woman for Slocal." She n setd 10 Se
np.tep IN her descriptions OF prize hghu and
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BLOODY BAYoNBf.-From England comes
sne frightful intelligence rhaf o new bayenet
mas been invented which 10 O oombsnsd ssg
into joints. and the saw edge yin easily saw
the shin bone Of m or. Thfs Y1sesing wsapon
rs proposed not only for the brlfish inlAstry,
that Il can Be Improved b. pointing II Wish a
6etonatine cap, which VIII explode inssde =
mans bedy, bioWfAg him into minute frsr-
ments, and mus SAVING tne expenss OF entaer-
casioned by nag Of tracs for these pufposes
on battle fields.
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LYNcHrHe or THRsB-rHousArp ACRE
IAknskIs IN hENTUcKY.-A private letter re-
Isst riday night party OF fifteen men mask-
20 snd mounted, went 70 the house of Jane.
Orovden, fourteen miles beyond Lebanon,
ing him out q short distances from the hone
napseo nim 70 the limb OF q tree. The LYNCH
ere Quoted hn wife by holding loaded re-
Noiver 70 her head. IL 10 said thar Gro wders
esteemed, but there were reports ma he Srs
concerned IN some large swindles. He vas
axIy-nve years OF age. He owned some u ne
snoul ana acre. OF land near Lebanon. ana
sroes. within month. IL Is said, three msr
nave been taken ont and hung by the pertv
.nat ynched Crowden.-Losssrille Josraal
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ELLIS IRON BIffERs.

viii enrich the blood and prevent it from becom.
ing vstery and weak, give healthy complexion,
restore the appetite, invigorste the system, and
ed 10 all persons requiring . safe and valuable
tonic to imDart tone and strength to the system
Dot sfven by bitters merely stimulant in their
effects; which. although they may possess tonic
vegetable properties, cannot give the strength 10
the blood which the Iron Bitters will give.
Prepared by VIM Ellis. Chemist. for sale In
Washington by KIDWELL SON, Pennsy vAnia
avenue and 1ith street. my26- Sm
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The EcuMEsICAL CoUNoIL-ResOrted iet;on
q American Bishops.-It is rumored, with what
degree Of truth, II is Impossible to say, states
tne New ork Herald, that ever since he CALI
ing OF the Ecumenical Council by Pope Pho
Mona quite q busy correspondence has been
Carried on with regard to il betw cen the Arch.
6lshop and Bishops Of the Roman Oatholic
Church in this country. The object of tnis il
Is sod, was TO come TO some understandiug
between themselves in order to act. SO far as
was possible, in fuu cooperation during the
deliberations OF the Council. One point 1pon
winch these rumors have IT that an agreement
was arrived At 10 mentioned as being the rela.
ton OF the State and the Oh urch, and that rhis
agreement was TO the effect that the Representa-.
lives In the Council OF their Church in this
country viii urge for general adopuon the
american system of complete severance of the
Church from the State, restoring % IL full IN.
erty Of motion untrammelIed BY the political
power OF the country, and basfne IL upou the
voluntary adhesion OF It's followers, at tn
same time renouncing ali active Interference
with the political administration of rovern-
ment. Should these rumors be founded m
fact, the American prelates may exercise a
Catholic world.
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@vsuv,.. I. emitting salt crystals.

~ArDy educauon-General ipteIlirence
@The laundry gins in Troy arp on : .,rsr.
~Many Of tAe pastors m Onfcase An. o.,
peilsd 70 collect thsir own salar1es
s Srimth, Of Evsnsvine, who a,eo
recenuy, 70 The last person Who thousht eosI-
OIL W une ming 70 start IRE.
- seops froo OAina and South Africa
s.ss sneeoy arrived at Rome Tor ne Councfl
- Eight days OF v,dded nlis. ..,,.Ss.s ~
OF New York, ana Mira n. nov he !.
"aus nus loss through the newspapers.
Flfy more acres of land have b.ep .aa.a
- s,nn ne Aaitnas Lar Vineyard camp-p Quad, ma
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WELCOME RAIN.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 17.-Rain fell this
morning very copiously for a short time, and
the indications are favorable for wet weather.
Dispatches from the Schuylkill region re oort
Will give the city an ample supply of water.
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The veek opens upoa aa sssy money m.r-
ket N New Yofk. Can loans r,pr,ns s,om
six 70 seven per cent. dependias upon he col
lateral. The supply is sbund. Mt % NEE, .ll
Demands ~ present. but there ,s ls,tle ds.co~s-
non among lenders % make time engAeemepts
owing 20 the uncertainty OF the money mar kst
aiteT the Grain crop move enents sets IN. DE-
esants are quiet, bat paper ts saojsc;ed 20
close tiny; and prime names move slowly
- eieh; % nine per ceas
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TBy Cable.l
Raitimere Markets. rs.a,x

bALffnoRn, August l7.-Cotton firm AZ ~ : .
fIour dull and less trm. Howard Street super
hne, S6-50as7 do.extra, o. .2Sass Is: do. family
Joas95o City Mills superfine, - Ja.ass 70.
DO extra, a. eSass."5; do. family, sS.75asl IS.
western. superf1ne, s6.50aS6.s5: do. extra
y 2SaS555i do. family. sSaes.5o. Wheat weak.
prime 10 choice Sl-6asi.7O. Corn firm; prime
whlte, Sl.lOa>l.l2; yellow, SI.ls. Oats duh
al 5ea6O. Rye, dull AT SiO6sSl 10. Pork firm
rio SIDES, W clear, 9kal9A; shoulders, &c =
hams l2ia25. Lard firm at atala2I WhiSE.
more animate at SI.i5aS1.i6.
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COLuMBIA HOSPITAL HoR WonlH upA
" LTIN0-IH HOSPITAL,

Patients dssiring % avail Themselves Of the ID
vantage Of this Institution can obtain private
rsoms by aDpyins % the Matron. These rooms
are furnished With all the comforts Of hone. The
Driees ranee IRON e6 TO Sl2 per week, dependfnG
upon the room selected, this includes Board, Nun
sns. Ass,s,osS s Meeieai and surgissl .tteld.nce.
IRIE BEDS In this Hospital can be obtainsd Of
the bonereole secretary Of the Interior, Surgeon
General United statss Army. and DR.. Horwif1,
thief oi me Snreea OF Medicine and Surgery,
ApSiicstion Tor orders Of the honsrsb,s s.c,.t.r,
OF the Interior % be made at the On e. ~ n
ThomDson, Ist street, between nth And iist
4 Medical and Surgical Ciinie 10 held q, .bs Ho..
git.l svsry ssfurAey, q , N By Professor -
ni,hed nsdiesl stssaasaee ffse Of cAarsse Ae raf'
Medscal Staf:
n. THOMPSON, y. D., Surgeon a n -Qsx~,
=. A. AsnToRD, n. D., Assissant sarssos
a. \. Bsrns.. Z. D, HOr.itz. H.p.s
A p. GArnett, N D., W. p. Johnston. N. D.,
Thomas MILLER, N, D. 0rafton Tyler, y. D.,
Riley. n. D.. =. Howard, u. y.
sDB-ly
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A LARGE NUMBER OF orders for tobacco
stamps, amounting in the aggregate to q greater
sum than has been received at the Revenue
Once in any one day, were recorded in the
Revenue Department yesterday.
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PROPOSED BOATRACE.

PI1TsBURG, August 5.-HammiIl and
Coulter, have arranged for another race to
come on next Friday, over the Monor % hela
course for $1,000 side. The referees ara TO be
in boat TO be steered between the rival boats
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4 Boy HAHes HINsYLH.-Conrad Dietxel, a
boy fourteen years Of age, son OF o milkman
living ON the Batavia Plank Road, Committed
suicide on Tuesday afternoon by hsnSinS nm.
sen ne had threatened previously 70 do 20,
ouS II was not supposed he would carry his
threat into execution. On Tuesday afternoon
ne Went INTO ms fatners barn, accompanied by
his sister, child Of four years. Placing q rope
over beam he fastened one end Of the rope
around his neck. and than told his SISTER to 70
ano call his mother to cut him down. When
ms mother reached the 1arn life was not ex.
tncf, sut the boy died four hours after ward
Buffalo Courier. N =
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HEALTH OF MR.. q RORGB PKABoDY-A cor.
respondent OF one of the New York journals
writes from the White Sulphur Springs, Va f,
on Saturday, that the health of Mr. Peabody
isnow much improved, and his condition is
generally favorable.
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NAVAL ORDlRs.-Lieutenau Geo. A. Con.
verse hss been ordered 70 special duty in the
Bureau OF Navigation, Navy Department.
Lieutenant s. r. Baird has been detached
from the Resaca, and placed on writing orders
Chief Engineer VIM. H. Hum has been de-
tached from the Dacoiah- and placed on wait.
Ing orders.
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TOTAL RECEIPTS OF INTIRNAL RBvlNus
FOR THE LAST FISCAL YIAR.-The receipts
from Internal Revenue from all sources during
the fiscal year ending June 80. 1859, az dis.
tricts heipO a. slim a tad \ vere az foltows.
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DINEY POINT HOTEL
Id Oss LYNN HOUs

On se HsfgEfS oPpoNts GsoTsstOtrH.
This elegant and attractive summer re- MA
treat IL open for the entertainment Yc.AY
81 guests In inviting the patronage OF I::k4
the public the proprletors deem IL only necessary
10 call attention 10 its high, airy, and ceol locs
ton. and the unsurpassed views presented from
eyerJ point Of the well appointed aud shady
Frousds, and TO pledge In addi ton to these great
natural advantages, that its iarder and bar viii be
kept constantly supplied with srsryfhiHg the most
fs-ftdions taste can desire The cooking shall be
InexseIed, the attentiou prompt and polite, and
the charges reasonable.
80 Rosslynn may be reached by the Aqueduct
Bridge. or BY the Long Bridge via Arlington
either route sfordiue pleasant drive through
scenery Of historic interest
Je2s-f SYKES d CHADWICK, Proprietors.
STOCKTON HOTEL.
- CAPE MAY,N j.,
WILL OPEN ON IHR 24T OF JUNE, $50.
This Otel has been erected within the past year,
snords ample accommodation for nearly
one Thousand guests, and 10 furnis he'd Vc.yAV
e9usl to any of the leading hstels I'm the ls:x5
United States.
For terms, &c until then, address,
PETER GARDNEB Proprietor,
No. 307 walnut street,
eieo,m Philadelphia, Pa.
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CuBAH NEws.-Oolonel Palaciae, late Gov.
erhor Of Man zanillo, sailed for SnaIn. from
Havana, Sunday. The Governor Of Espiritus
Sento has ordered the conscripuon Of ali men
WITHIN his jurisdiction between the ages of 20
ceries and provisions for the interior, with the
view OF cutting on the source Of rebel suppIies.
Nearly l,s0o men were obtained BY conscrip.
tom In the jurisdiction Of Trinidad. They are
interior. Bank robbers have plundered AND
burned several houses near Macagua. The
volunteers in Havana are very enthusiastic,
ang ready 70 take the field. Heavy rains are
iauinE daily. Sickness IL decreasing, owing
% the fact that the unacclimated persons ha We
now passed through the worst OF the yom,to
SeasOn. '~,"~