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Tsne Arts.

eflne Arts.
~ T. AT ATTR RACr r1oN
QU[NBY'S & CO.'S PHOTOGRAPH AND
FINE ART GALLERY.
NOW ON EXHIBITION The LARGEST AND
finest Collection OF CHROMO LlTHOGRAPtIS ever
seen in Charleston. They perfect copies Of eel
eorated Works OF Art. both ancient and modern.
Among the collection may be found SALVADOR
koSA'S HEAD Or CHRIST, Correggo's Magdaene
Coming In. Turner's Venice Jackson's Englisb
See merry, Rowbottom's English Scenery. Bakers
English and Irish scenery, Views on the Rhine, The
Jungfraud. lhe Wetterhorn. Marine views, and
many others.
The pubic respectully invited to cali and see
sale at New York prices.
PORCELAIN PICTURES.
Great reduction in the price PORCELAIN PIC.
1ohES Recent improvements IN producing these
pictures enable us to now offer the as nearly one
examine specimens.
OUR CARTES DE vISIIE AND OTHER
PLAIN PHOTOGRAPHS ARE UNSUR-
PASSED.
ing old Dagucrreotypes and other pictures. Saisfac.
ton in all cases Guaranteed and at prices to CORES.
pond with the times.
srEH Es.scOP'c PICTURES
OTHER PHOTOGRAPHS OF CHARLESTON.
FORT SUM Ter AND MAGNOLIA
ky CEMETERY
4, at reduced Prices.
fine collection OF
STERBCSUOPIC VIEWS OF TIE NOUN
AIMS IN NORfH H CAROLLNA AND THE
FRENOH BROAD RIVER. @
These the frst and eny Photo graphs ever taken
in that iopality.
GU 4 N B ~ CO.
No. 261 BIAG-sTREET
CHARLES ION, s. C.
February 15 ss 1e
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Wanls.

WANTED, AN EXPERIENCED NURSE.
W with testimonials of g cd character. Apply
at SECOND DOORWEST OF .RANGE-STREEI IN
BROAD. between Nine and Ten O'Clock.
EehruarY Q6
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WIANTED, "A SHOW CASE. APPLY
w to W. r. HAGtN, Northeast corner of King
ana he'd streets 2* February 25
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Meetiaas.


L. %. q. .F.--HOwARD LODGE, No. 3.
TNHE REGULAR MEET ING OF THIS LopGE
Il Will be held THIS EvENINa, at Seven O'Clock pre-
cisely.
February25 tn E. L. TERRY, Secretary.
BORNS' CHARITABLE ASSOCIATION.
FHNHE REGULAR MONTHLY MEEIING OF TAE
Il above Association will be held at X oeg's Hail.
~. 81 Wentworth street, THrs EvENING. at Eight
O'Clock. VIM ROY
February 25 Secretary and treasurer.
~7 GOD SAVE IRELAND!
T,ENIANs, ATTEND A MEETING OF YOUR
T. Circle THIS EvENING. at half-past Seven O'Clock
at Htberniap Hall. Be lunctua as the names of all
aaSent de'aulnng members will be stricken from
the roll JAMES POWER Centre
February 25 "' ~
0NANGEBURG AGRICULTURAL AS
Il ISOLATION.
A N ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE ABOVE
Ia Association will be held at the Courthouse in
Orangeburg on the first MONDAY (Sale-dav IN March
next at hal-past Ton O'Clock A. M, for the purpose
oYfeceivng the report OF the Com ittee on Consti-
tuition and perma, ent organization. All persons ia
vofable to Agricultural Improvement and prog. ess
arr invited to attend.
February rs Bv THE COMMITTEE.
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dissolution Of Wopartnership.

7NHE COPAIsTN HERETO.
Il FORE existing under the name of GOUDKOh.
BEUIHNER is thi, dav dissolved by mutual con.
sent he name Of the firm will only be used in
liquidation. ISAAC GOJJpKOp
JOS. BEUTHNER,
Charleston, s. o.. February 2O 1862
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1T PRIV AT E SALE, THAT FINxc
"A. STAND with fix ures for q GROCERY. corner
Calhoun and East Bay streets, No. 35. Apply ON
PREMINEN thsSu January 2I !
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..yDr Sats,

LSOK SALE. SODA wATEK DnAUCuT
~ STAND. in compile order. Marble Case. silver
Plated Faucets, Ten (l0) syrups. apply to A. w
ECKEL Co, 40. 2 u King street. 80
February 23 +utho
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"AA' DAN L. BUSINESS MANAGER,
MARIE FR1EDERICrs
@ II N Id O Il IL Nj A N OP ERA
(rhe only one in the United states.)
The management has the honor to announce that
the GRAND oPEk will appear in this G ty for SIX
NIGHTS ONLY, March l. q g. L. s. g. with the fol
lowing grand ta ent Of Artists:
PRIMA DUNNA ManIE FRIEDRICH,
1he brilliant Prima Donna and unrivalled MARGA.
RITA in .USIl
PRIMA DONNA CLARA LANG ZIVGLER
The great Lyric Prima Donna.
PRIMA DoNNAs sECUNOA. MATHILDE BERGER,
BERTHA kOUGEs
TENORS-FRANZ HIMMER the greatest Dramatic
and Heroic Tenor in the United states
JOHANN ARMAND.
HEINRICH sTEINECKE,
The brilliant Baritone.
JOSEPH wEINLICH
The great Basso and the un- urp ssed Saras'ro. in
WIN. BACH.
The famous B,sso Buffo.
FULL CHORUS AND OR HES7RA.
A. PKEDIGAM.. ............... MUSICAL DIRECTOR.
The following Grand Operas will DO presented:
MONDAY, MARCH 1,
Flowtos charming Opera.
MARTHA.
TUESDAY, MARCH,
II IL "A DIA VO LO
WEDNES SDAY, NARCR
Carl Maria Won Weter's masterpiece,
DER FREISCHUIZ,
(The free Hunte.)
THURSDAY, MARCH 4,
FAUST.
FRIDAY. MARCH S.
Nj A q &c f. L. u TE.
SATURDAY, MARCH 6,
IL II IL . " A II q II e
The management will spare neither pains or ex.
pense TO gtvc the Operas rs perfect possible.
Arm Chairs an1 Reserved Seats. so 90
IOlOred. TX
Inc sale OF Tickets for the six Nights will com.
mence OF WEDNESDAY MORNING, at 10 O'Clock pre-.
commence on IHURsD.x MORNING. at the same
hour, and continue during the week, at Homes
BOOK House. where the Nbrettos Of each Opera may
also be obtained.
II. GRAU. General superintendent
+. dhEENwALL, Agent. February "a
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Amusemsnts.
9 ACK ED CONC ERT!

q "A = K II ID ID N Kc RITZ
MRS B BARBOT
HAS THE PLEASURE OF ANNOUNCING TO
the public that a
SACRED CUNCE EasT
AT ST. MARY'S CHURCH.,
HASEL- STREET,
y his Evoning, 35th instant.
According to the following
PROGRAMMES,
l. cHORUs-"How Happy and Blest
o DUo-Quts est Homo. srAsar rHuIS MATES
.. sOLO-''Pro Peccat1s" .STABAr MATER
T. SOLO-"kuth and Naomi ml'.............T .ToPLIFF
6. soLO-..Fac ut portem". ...... srApAr MATER
Z. DUo,tnstrumental tvlonceo
g. n9 Yos,;:; BEErHevEN
0. SOLO AND CHoRUs-'iniam-
TO- cHoRUs:oh Great is tho Dcnhs T.pAr Sat r4n pn1hs
CO. Tickets of admission rs cents to be had at the
following place s-the number is linWed aud none
Will be sold at the Church door: Messrs. WALKER
EVANS COGsWtLL Broad-street; G. LITSCHGT
East Bay; at the Book Stores of Messrs. j. NJ GREER
and JOHN RUSSELL; at the Music Stores of Messrs.
H. sEIGLING and ZOGBAUM, YOUNG co (:
Messrs J. r. REAL & CO.; MELCHFRs MULLER
and G. w. AIMAR, corner Of Vanderhorst and Kinp
streets
HS-Doo1s open at O'Clock; Concert to commence
al CLOCK precisely February rs
CHAKLEsTON THEATRE.
LESSEE AND MANAGER. ...... JOHN TEMPLETON
LADIES GALA NIGHTS. AND MOST POSITIVELY
THE LAST
his Gorgeous Scenery, Costumes, Trans
formations, &C.
The Wonderful Star Danseuses
MILE DIANIl MILE SOHLKEl
From Royal Theatres of Europe and Niblo's, NJ Y.
FORTY ARTIsTEs, DAN sEUsEs
AND DRAMATIC CORPS.
tuesday, wednesday,. y thursday, Fridn y
and Saturday Evcnings,
February %, "a, Is, 20, a. and
Shakespeare Gorgeous Pageant
M1DSU MINER NIGHTS DREAM!
The famous Cinderella Ballet and the
WHITE FAWN!
Constellation of Beauties and Star Attrac tions
never excelled IN America.
CIT seats ut once. Great Fashionable Nights
February 23 <
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ITO BU SIN Nc . y on nN.

THE SUMTER NEWS,
PUBLISHED At : hU.ATKR, s. g..
Il ONE OF THH BEsr PAPERS I'M TEE rp.
COUNTRY; has largo circu alton, and esyoryas s,,
perior advantages as an advertising medium Terms
low. Addfes DARR OsThEN.
FcotuaEy 1A Pr0prietors.
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MR I. GOUDKOP WILL CONTINUE THE BU.I
NESS and all persons indebted to tha lat. Arm OF
GOUDKOP BEUrHNER are requested TO settle
their accounts, and all those having claims ag ,inet
February rs 1 GODDKOP
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A PRlvATE SAILS, A DIGSlkAE ELsc
"A BOUSE and four aore LOT In the Town Of
Aiken, y. q. -" = =
The House contains seven (7l rooms on one aoor,
celied and papered and two good ats:cs; ;Ionts
south, witb pazEss to the souh and ~rst and is In
good CONDITION, requiring but elig repairs.
Inc Kiehen CON aims ikree t3) rooms.
The LEGATION Of these presrea 10 one OF the hest IN
Of the town, comman .ing 9 one view Of the aanea
depot. --'-f,. '-'.AA 'aAo
For fur'her particulars, a.ply to
aRORHE D. CONNOR,
conruary ~ NO. III Broad-stTeot.
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VNTANTED, SUBSCRIBERS FOR ALL
wv THE LEADING MAGAZINES AND NEW.
PAPERS. at publishers rates. T1f15| = :,
CHARLES G. RICHTER,
April 81 No l6I Klnp-stre,t
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ID U Ie M BALL.
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THE ISLAND OF BLACK TONI AGAIN.

The Committees appointed by the citizens
meetings and the Common Councils OF Jersey Cy ana
Bergen and that appointed by the Hudson County FREE
holders TO secure the abatement Of the alleged nuisance
caused by dumping Of garbage on the shore peow
civ last evening The Committees had Tor some uine
bsen engaged in an effort to secure promise from the
Jersey Central Railroad Company that the dumping
Of and other matter brought IRON Nov. vi y
nnon the shore and upon the island Of BLACK Tom,
sl,ould he discontinued. The nuisance created by
depositing the refuse OF New YORK upon inc enoIe
has been offensive 10 the people OF Jersey Wy anu
gen and u Is thought, greatly Injurious TO he8lln
They have demonstrated frequently since the company
commenced its operations the shore, ana legal pro
ceedngs have been commenced 10 insure the aOateen
OF the nuisance. At the last meeting OF tNe , ~, ,
in Jersey city Col A. d. Hope one Of the officers OF me
Company was present and made certain promises on pc
half OF the Company which special Committee was APP
pouted TO see carried ont by the company lhlH NouI
the fulallmeut OF which would secure the OBJECT
desired by the citizens aud upon their failure 10 secure
snch terms 10 commence legal proceedings 10 restrain
the company from further operations Inc report OF the
sidney Dillon, the acting President OF the Cehtral t-
road Company. at which promise was hade that uish
fcctauts should he used with every scuwload OF refuse
dumped upon the shore upon the isaud that during
the warm weather months the dumping should be dis
continued on the shore and that the garbage should De
taken 10 the island DR.. GOun, who was appointed 10
visit the grounds to Inspect the operations OF tne
Compauy, and 20 see what were Tue dlrUllecl,
ants used, reported that the island OF Black Tom y
was surrounded with crib-work," which protected the
refuse matter deposited there, and That the island was
covered with dlsinfcctauts. He recommended thaJ
committee be appointed VISIT and inspect periodically
the scene Of the Compauys operations 10 see tdt te
PROMISES OF the Company faithfully carried out Inc
reports adopted. The committee were ,S
obligations entered into by the Company, ana lhe meet
Ing adjourned again at the call Of the president
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TILE BROOKLYN STREET WAR.

Yesterday, the Water and Sewerage Com
issoners were served with the following injunction IS
sued by Judge Happen restraining them from construct
ing Thrdave. at the point where the Brook
Ign Improvement Company constructing their bridge
Suprsms Court Kings Cotmty.-Brooklyn Improvement
Company agt the CITY Of BROOKLYN Robert Furey street
Of SAID CITY, and Martin Kabhesch Mayor
OF the Il appearing satisfactory TO me by the am
dayt OF Nathan T. Hghe and verified complaint herein
that sufficient grounds for order Of Injunction exist
do hereby order that the and their officers ana
agents depues servants and persons acting under ther
authority, refrain from interfering In any manner Win
the plaintiffs their agents and servants, In digging ana
eNcavatug their land and upon Thrdave In said city,
between Third and sixth -Sts. and from any manner
interfering with the plaintiffs IN their work between sara
Third and Sixth aud Second and FOurthayes In said
city, until the further order Of the Court. And let the
defendants show NJ special term O the Court TO
be held at the Court House, In the city Of Brooklyn on
the first Monday Of August 1862 at 10 n why this ln
junction order should not be continued during the action
And m case OF disObedence 10 this order VIII be held
liable 20 punishment therefor prescribed by law.
Dated July %, 1869. A. Is IAPfEN d. T.
The Street Commissioner served with q similar
document The Corporation Counsel informed the Board
that the Injunction restrained them from interfering with
The Improvement Co at this point and that any dsre
gard Of would be cOntemptO OF Court Mayor kalhheiseh
held that the Board have the right 10 proceed with the
construction Of the The Board intend 10 employ
counsel and have the contested before going further
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PICNIC OF co. @. EIGHTH REGIMENT.

The cool drzzle of yesterday morning did
not prevent the graycoated solderbays OF Company
sth Regiment. Capt Heatbcote, from assembling in
goody numbers the boat that TO transport them
Kars Park Morrsania. number OF invited guests in-
Gliding Col Carr OF the 18th ExLieut Braden, Capt
Penberthy and Capt; McAfec OF the 18th accompanied
Them and upon reaching the Park prize shooting al once
began with the following result: Private VIM Matthews
prize gold watch and the Companys gold medal as
"crack" shot Corporal Bennett, 2d prlzo silver
watch Private Fisher. Co. ID, Sd prize N6 Private r. f.
leslie lh prize, silk dress N Fshbnt 9Th prize set OF
jewery Corporal Golden 9th prize, dressinRcase; Sergt
ONel Co G. 18th prize. silver set Private H. G. Smith,
sth prize set OF jewelry sergt. Mcmahon, Co. l..
9th prize OF iewery Private Michigan, 10th price
ladies retcule Lieut. Braden nth prize. IS gold piece
Private Butler 18th prize set Of Studs D. Tracy, 18th
prize, IS gold piece; sergt. Newman lith prize
chain Private Kuehler, 10th prize, silver pepper
box; Capt HeathcOte. nth prize. finger ring !;
Lieut. Cassidy, 18th prize silver knife and fork.
In the evening large attendance added life and bril-.
ancy TO the scene series OF resolutions handsomely
framed were presented TO Lieut.. Col Knox McAfee OF
the 10Th Regiment by members OF Company A. thanking
him for kndnesses received at his hands In the alb
sence Of Col McAfce who unable To attend, from
serious illness, Capt McAfee received the testimonial
with ne speech The various committees, under Lieut.
John r. Leslie, Capt. Heathcote Lieut.. Cassidy, and
Sergeant Brooks discharged their duties In highly salts
factory
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AQUATIC.

ANIMAL CRUISE OF THE NETWORK YACHT
CLUB-THE ENTRIES.
The New-York Yacht Squadron will Tendez-
yous at Glen Cove Hampstead Harbor, tomorrow Ssat
urday) at 4 p m, to proceed on its annual Summer
cruise to the eastward subject to such daily orders as
Commodore stebblns the senior officer In command
80 tss,e The cruise usually ends at Holiness Hole In
NAY sonnd hnt n h not improbable that this year IL
NAV extend far Boston. The Following y nc ,
iiI 49, y. C,nnodore stabbpA Alarm A. C. KBgsland.
Magic. r. Osgood Idier' l. ', DAiaut e.....,,,,
Flsur DE- Us, J. S. Dekerson Palmer huthsuH
White CAP L. Livingston, storm Mig refer Foofhe@
Rambler. J. H. Banker Oface Mn EoofWea
oSlnp'y ~, voorbfss ComHg" W. r. Nichol
sslie Hoi-s Madeleine jacob VOORHEES,
vv,u patsrt fiIor Eva Mahlnn Sands
Alice (.chrl, @. W. Kidd. Josephine b. NJ. ', Uutlee'
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THE MccLELLAN.DowLNG CASE.

Mr.. McClellan's counsel has received from
Mr. John Graham copy OF the following communication
addressed by him 10 the Justice Of the Court Of Special
Sessions:
aware Judge Cso5o has denied
the application OF Mr. Ms for writ Of uAndamus the Court OK
Special Sessions On the discussion the offered 10 allow Mr.
Nee to Gle before Judge CaroIo explicit ndavt in irefeoes
Hook charge" than originally died In your Court
At ne time made this offer ihersy
part was embraced by Mr. MC and aGdAv submit
ed which so far cond do ~ eIoBsated hm from the mis
conduct charged him the Ahdavit Of Christina Hoek
There Is some doubt AhOugh entertain no such doaot 10
whether Suspend attorney and
o Of the Supreme Court Tor Misconduct until be can be reported 70
the supreme Court hceans be suspended
By your for any such As the ground upon Tbn
your itself against bin does not NO" remain M eass
under Mr. MeCs last shdaV aud your Court unqueSuon-
ably any absolute Of removal or snspennoS ne
premises beg 70 advise and recognize Mr. Nee here
practice attorney and counsellor Joa Cou
may supply necessity calling for the action o. your
Coayt against necessity and certainly hops
il will readily suggest the course which IN ny sdg
nent be taken Yours respectfully, JhO IkAhAh'
The Hon. Joseph Bowling Abd Richard Kelly
York AuR. q.
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LONG ISLAND RAILROADS.

The long legal warfare between the Long
Island Railroad Company aud the Hcksvile aud syosset
Railroad Company has finally stopped The Long Island
Railroad Company have paid all the back rent of the
branch road and have purchased tho entire road from
Uoksye TO White oak Tree, the branch containing all
Trading and materials north OF that point The road.
Sgbirh has been graded and rails thereon laid from
syosset 10 White Oak Tree, and which has never been
used will probably be put IN active operation very soon,
ether 10 establish railroad communication with Oyster
raw or Cold Spring HarbOr In either event the public
win Ina benefited The North Shore Railroad Company
have concluded extend their road Manhasset Val
lew very difficult aud heavy grade, which Will cost
ana 900 per mile make The Valley crossed, the
romaindsr of the TO Huntington Is comparatively
eaav nf construction The annual election for directors
nj The Far ROckaway Branch Railroad will BIO held at
Jennipess Hotel Far Rockaway, Oh Monday.
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DETERMINED TO BE A HEROINE.

Emma Sedele Of Newark, N. j.. whose
father it is charged attempted to murder herself and
lover and subsequently made an attempt at suicide a
few days ago. jumped from the second story window In
her fathers house Sunday and fed. Information
Immediately left at the Police Station by her father. Jo
seph ConnOver her lover taken into custody
pciOn OF knowing something OF OF cOnoeament
but no information upon the point could be obtained from
him. The police authorities, however, proceeding upon
the limited knowledge upon the subject OF the girls
father Immediately traced her 10 the residence OF rela
tive residing at Aquakanonck When she learned that
her whereabouts had been discovered she attempted
flight but had gone but few rods from the house when
she oyertaken. She brought 10 this city and
stored TO her father who intends 10 keep her In close Gus
tOdy until TO mOrrow when no expects TO sail with her
for France.
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LATEST SHIP NEH&

ARRIVED.
Steamship Erin Webster Liverpool July a. and Queenstown jay
steamship Palmyra Liverpool July 90 and ouseH'io"n III
via Boston Aug. T. mdse.
Steamship Isaac Bell Bourne Richmond ndse. and pass
Barh, BOckWoh Hamburg ~ days mdse aud pass
Bari Marisba I'LL Taha. Lisbon % days eorkwork, 1e
belmont Locke Cochran WlDi gton N c. da lemOe'
inss Alberto siotti Naples Nav g. sulphur &c
Lue TObbepE Rio JaperO o. days rosewood
shr Frames g. DOane Para days rubber hides 6e
CLARK Clark lndiano Teras % days hes aod "eoh
Schr Matilda Faaklu RYDER. OeOrges Banks, Ash
Sehr Yalthea, Rogers, Georges Banks bsh
scBoOsERs-KIVKE CoAsTUisR
G. T. Brooks, GeenpOFt Eseort. Bridgeport
J. 1. MAbee, NOIthpoTL Wind, hev-Hayen
Pointer Providence IDA McCabe, Neu-Haven
UaIs RSpbahannock NrS Haven.
u. L. Bartlett, NorWak g. hsddtn heSHAyep
John q. Barter. Providence Geo Washington Abahl
l. Peek, NoTthpOrL Ceres, Ro1dout.
Diamond Providence. Sable VAIL Trenton
las x Poll Northport Canes, YOrktOwn, Va, timber
Asa Bldredne Virginia Little Hannah. Trenton
HagAn, RonlOut Beta Peck, BhzAbethp0rt
Wave Ropdout Rm H. Kense, Alexandria
Josephine Bridgeport A. S. Parker GlencOYe
ChAs. Hazard, Bridgeport Racer Cold sprng.
Geo ausB Bridgeport Amelia Sag HArbor.
New b. Jacobs Plymouth
WIN Penn, Bangor lumber Nm Ciium, Hartford
Veranda Bundord Gee D0Hnlng NorthpoH
Kate Sag HArboE Jglst Sag HATbor
Isaac Van ZAut, Newport SgHA, Bridgeport
Gee Page, NorbPor.
SAILED.
ssamsbps-DOunu Brelneu Siberia for LiverpOO Bge for
Havana; Saratoga, for Riehmo1d
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosToS Aag 5ArVed steamship Heeus from NsNforki bna
WIHssTOs n c. Aug 5Ceared, steamship Rebeeea Clyde.
CHARLEsrOS Aug sSasd schr seah stropg for Delaware
sas FHaScsco Age sAived ships Guthrie Ne~Yorh,
MGmenke, Guatemala Sailed, ships NAtiOnaa
Bage and HarshA Jackson. for Liverpool
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TIE MORRIS COUNTY TRAGEDY.
THE MURDERER REMOVED TO LUHATIC
ASYLUM


John Bruen, who killed William Buck, at
succasunna Palms. ~ j. the oath Of July while suf
fering from au attack Of insanity removed yester-
day TO the State Lunatic Asylum at Trenton Medical
Commission appointed by Judge Darymple Ito inyest
gate his case rendered report stating that BrueD
suffering from physical diseases which impaired the
powers Of his mind and made him liable TO eonvulsive
ITS He ia unable TO exercise selfcontrol while suffering
from these attacks and the opinion OF the Commits
son dangerous person to be permitted to go at large
Judge Darymple, acting upon this report summoned
Jury at Morristown on Wednesday. before whom test
Ony was concerning the sanity OF the and
the facts connected with the murder The evidence given
by the family prisoner confirmed that OF the medical
examiners The Jury rendered verdict affirming Brt
ems insanity and ne sentenced by Judge Darynple
10 confinement in the State Lunatic Asylum 5hern
Brian OF Morris County took the prisoner IN charge ana
conveyed him to Trenton yesterday he gave no EVIL
dence OF insanity ON the road, but spoke in sane and
collected manner OF objects on the road He was accom-
panied by his father aud another member OF his family
who stated that when they first informed him after his
confinement in the fail had brought about his partial re-
covery, Of the tragedy in which he bad been the prn
cpa actor he appeared TO be altogether surprised ana
shocked by the Intelligence. The physicians who exam
med him express but faint hopes OF his recovery ana
is probable that his confinement wcontnue during lie
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THE TURF.
THE ENGLISH RACES.

LONDON, Aug. 8. The Brighton CLUB BIZ
.nniaI stakes was won by j. Days Arlington Gate Glen
earry) three years. by bennington out OF Kitten beating
Lord yiyans the Maze, three years. by "ild Dayre'
second and Sir F. Johnsons Historian aged py 7tooA'
well out of Alana, third. The betting was 10
against the winner, TO l against the maho'
and to 1 against Historian -Four ran ino
Queens Plato won by Mr. forKs D. g. hou-
nington, by Oxford out of Polynesia beating ssee.
pol, perins second and Mr. Chaplln's CHI o. Country
man by stockwe out OF Village Lass, third. The pet
ting stood TO against Remington, to against foy
Perkinss sister, and to against Countryman Lign'
ran.