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Buy your. cigars ct the premium mandatory
OF Geo. Alcss, 1856 Rampant street, below Canal.
Sew Orleans. Address lock box 24s. postofice.
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You OUGHT To
IFE A 3 o OF \ II I
OF ST.
FOR THE FOL

lst BECAUSE Il Is hsme institution IN each ststs.
when in in the Association you know the with
settle when you die. When you insure Eastern
that they viii settle fairly with fe and children amer
ID BECAUSE ID "a Ii e only moneyec instutis o. the
country merchants Of the west with leans the security
Sd BECAUSE it is purely mutual society. In which all
the ofits directors each ifs profits
the yr1s Its sad Increasing exclusively
sted.
9Th BECAUSE rates lower than thoss Of other
viii be larger.
5th BECAUSE invests funds hsh rates Of interest
low interest (syerazng less than
the opensm smaller 0pe hundred dollars improved
invested for The time per cent win pro
vssimsnk S9sS o. IEis incredible but cscula's H.
correct II shcvs the advantage Of nsuring condsn-
teress.
6h. BECAUSE you have not 70 take The vsrd Of n
Association you obliged do In Of Es-tern
barker In Sc Louis where the Association is known and
7h BECAUSE ougf TO insure IN successful ln tifu
All parties-its rivals and friends
Institution OF ts in The United ststs only
nearly FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS.
81 Lows, April ], 1850.
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.F0ttce.

The Gentlemen Interested In organising the LOUISIANA
DEPARTMENT OF TIE LIFE ASSOCIATION OF
AMERICA will pesse meet In the Of the Chamber Of
Commerce Louisiana National Bank ct TX O'Clock
THIS EVENING, 70 psrfscs permanent organization
~ J. B. HOOD,
JOHN 8. MARMADUKE.
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II Chartses Street. CUP sts'r)
Has rst snsd stock Of The nswest Spring Styles n
Millinery and strsR Goods. which he sails the lowest
wholesale pric C.uaty mliners and merchants ny-
I'd 70 call and exzr1ile.
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Fair Gr0ussds Course
MkoHANICS' AND AGRICULTURAL FAIR ASso
CIA1ION.
Il. O. o. f..

L. O. %. #.
Once the Grand Master W Grand Lodge OF Louisi-
New Orleans April ls69rbs Officers and members Of
various Lodges. o. o. r. In this jurisdiction
auesed meet in the Grand Ledge Room. Odd FelovL
Hall. on NkDNEsDAY EvENIN3. April 7th, 1863 at 8
the purpose Of receiving Brother D. FARMS
WORTH Most Worthy GRAND Sire Of the Grand Lodge Of
the United States.
e. Il. FAIRCHTLD,
Grand Master.
JOSIAH FoLeER, Grand Secretary.
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Spring Clothing.
NEW GOODSi LATE STYLESi
friends and visitors from the country win and ssoch
complete n
CLOTHING sUITABLB FOR TIE SEASON
we have
Elegant Auburn Melton WALKING SUITS.
Scotch Cashmere Newmarket FROCK SUITS
Brown and Black Cloth SHORT FR0CKS
Black Cloth and Flannel sKELBf0N sACKa
splendid stock II Lace scsrfs Bows Ties LusA Drsverr
Lse Undsrshirts English Half Hose 5 per doseu).
Linen Bosom Cambria shrts and tie celebrated IRISH
LINEN SHIRT. ct $50 per dosen-
Pr.css g. low . any. Call and
PITKIN, PERSON 4 Co.'S,
Is and Is Camp street,
Opposite City Hotel
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Carpet Warehouse.
lO.............sHARTRKs sTRKKf.............lo
A. BROUssEAU 4 CO.. Importers, Offer - low prices,
CARPETING-Esglish and American, Of all kinds; Floor
Furniture and Enamel OIL CLOTH; MATING 500 roll
China; 100 pieces Cocoa; WINDOW SHADES Table md
Piano Govern; Crumb Coths-Dusge Linen and vslt; Cur
tansLsce. Reps, worsed Dsnask, etc; Furniture Cover
ing-Linsn and Cotton striped: Cornces Bands Pins stc
The .4'esc Ell Dorado,
So...-........ss. Charles ssrset...............so
The Firs. Licensed House open under the View Law.
ALL BANKING GAMES PLAYED.
Hinou and Intoxicated Persons not allowed 70 Play.
Those OPT ossd Gambling examine
THE NEW Ell DORADO,
50 st. Charles street
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Cash |!

Cash
NEW SPRUNG GOODS.
GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO CASH BUYERa
We have now In store supsrbly assorted stock OF NEW
SPRING GOODS, which are Offering UNDER MARKET
PRICES for CASH The Cash System and the Lightsess
Of our Expenses enable ~ sell smaller profits than
other houses.
J. A. BRAsELMAN & CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Cash Dealers
FOREIGN and DOMEsTIC DRY GOODS.
sss and SIS. MAGAZINE STREET. .Hs snd sa
Conner St. Andrew.
Fair Grounds Course
MkCHANICS' AND AGRICULTURAL FAIR Asso
CIATIoN
Tuesday. Asrn o. 1850.
Running Rscs-Best Three In FiveTo be according to
the rules Of the Ksarie Jockey Clubs 70 start Premium.
s-s6o0 go the FIRST horse, $50 to to the second
horse.
richards Klgsur enter CHI colt JOHN KILGoUs, ~ o.,
Glencoe s coor., SILVER sTsy Whit. ssIips. : -. "
dam S P: X E.s CS ;y :d s cut
Race start At 81 O'Clock
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MECHANICS ASD AGRICULTURAL ft,a ASSOCIATION orr
Once 1T Hechsn'cs' Instituts. y
Parties wishing TO rent Booths tbs Fair Or for the
coming State Fair viii msks application o1cs Of the
Association where plan Locating sad Booths new open
for inspection.
LUTHER HOMES,
Secretary,
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OSuLIsT Gate Aniant V Dr. sichsi PARA, In csr AZ
ssssst rsy Orleans onss ho,rs tron 4 = soeek The
Practice during 1872 - The number u Operations I7
Fer Cataract o. for Crosseye. ~ for LAchrymai Fitzs,
viii be plsasas 70 Dr. HopbsrEW refer sboss VIE
apply for trestmsnt 10 patients Who under bis
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WHOLESALE ...WHOLESAL
Il. t. y. B6SNET.
NO. % CHAErREB STREET, CUP STARRY
Ones 70 City and County Merchants Large and Choice
% exceedingly Low Prscss
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SIR or those Linen Bosom
SHIRTS With Thrseply Collars In box. for 90.
SIX Flowing Bosom SHIRTS, in box. for %.
SIX Small Plated SHIRTS, In box. for 80.
SIX Linen Bosom SHIRTS, in box ss.
SIX Extra Large SHIRTS. in box. $l2
LOOK AT THEM IN THE WINDOW.
THE-
Corner 81 %. Charles and Canal Streets.
GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS
EQUALLY CHEAP.
B.-No Hcuse In the city can undsrssll n.
LEIGHTON a HAYMAN.
BfakeIy s. Hogan,
JAS ID. civilian HOGAN.
Manufacturers and Dealers In
BOOTS, SHOES. TRUNKS. vAlISEs AND BAGS.
FRENCH AND AMERICAN.
90 and iol Canal and Charities street.
NEW ORLEANS.
Sheyd0n s. Gould,
,. A 0E....................-.....c.W W. GOULD
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
Isl Canal street.
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Third Grand Fair.
FIRST DAT, APRIL o. 1860.
FIRST RACE.
Running best in 70 be according 70 the rules
Of the Nstaihe Jockey Club.
PREMIUk-s7co $500 70 the frst horse and $50 V the
second; three TO start No entrance fee Entries
O'Clock Monday Evening. the 9Th instant the oas
the Association
SECOND RACE:
vELOCIPEDE RACE-Dash Of one mna Premium-
Silver Cup, offered by tbs vELOCIPRDE SCHOOL; en-
trance 81, to 80 to Che second vsocipeds
Race to commence sts1l O'Clock.
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ZION OF AMERICA ONLY NINE MONTHS IN Exrs.
ABCE COMPANIES or AMERICA A. AND ABOVE THE
Err EXPERIMENT IS NECESSARY TO PROVE TIL
PARTICULARLY TIE PLAN PRACTICAD BY rHE
SUPPORT OF TIE PUBLIC.
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Merchants Mutual Insurance Company Fourchy
President.
Union Insurance Com1suy-A ChiApells. President
Pelican Mutual lnstusnte Csmpany--Charlss Romah
President.
Star Mutual insurance. Company : Lloyd 4 co,s,ny
President
New Orleans nusuai insurance Company. W. u,,.S<
Secretary
Hope Insurance Ccnpsny--Hy. Peychsud. President
Atlantic Insurance c'npsny-H r. Jsnvisr. rrssidsn<
Home Mutual Insurance Company : Alfred Msulton
President
FACTORS and Trsdes Insurance Company-H Doane Viz
President
Crescent Mutual 1nnrsnce Compsny--Thos. A. Adams.
President
sun Mutual Insurssce Company-Thos Bloo. President
Louisiana Mutual hsrrsncs Company Chax Briggs,
President
Gsrmsnia Insurance. company-E. naier. Secretary.
Louisiana State hutta Insurance Coinpsny-Lw Bsquie
Secretary.
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caroline Fse0S.
FOR SALE BY EMILE DUPRE,
Rice Merchant. No. -. Peters street.,
Corner Of Customhouss. New Orleans
Just received and for sale lets purchase large
and select assortmeas Of Fresh ard Genuine COWPEAS
FOR SALE Low
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EUR OPEAN MARKETS.

LosDSN MONEY MARKET:--I.ospos August 70 -4:p
r. M.ConsoIs closed At a3l for money and e3s. for
the account. American securities closed quiet and
steady at the following q,iotatiOns:-United States
fve-Jwentes 1902 "a; do do, 1895, old, SO: do do
1857, s2h United states tenfortes 78id Erie Rail.
way shares, 19is Illinois Ccntrals, 94Is. stocks
steady
PARIS BOURsE--PAais, August 20-.The Bourse
s drfu. ReuteS "a francs 40 centimes.
FRANKFORT B0URsRFRANxFORT, August 2O--
United States dye-twenty bonds are active and
higher ut 8S5s for the issue OF 1861.
LONDON COTr0N MARKEr.-lONpoN, August &C.
4:30 p. M.--rhe market closed shade firrner Mid
ding uplands 1s'ad.; midoling Orleans I4d. The
sales Of tile day have been $4,000 bales, OF which
5000 were taken for export ana speculation.
HAvRB COTTON MARKET-HAvRE August co.
Cotton closed active both on the spot and afoar:
tres ordinaire, on the spot, le31sf. per cwt
LIVERPOOL BREADsrurFs MARKET. --ldvERPooL,
August 2o.--Peas AIS Cd. per quarter for Canadian
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARWET.-LIvERPoOL
August 20.-I.ard, 7Ss. per cwt. Bacon. SOS. per
cwt. for Cumberland cut. Iallow, as sd. per cwt
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.--IONDoN, August co.
Sugar Ia active both on the spot aud anoat; No. IL
Dutch standard, on the spot, 3as Cd. per cwt. Re-
lined petroleum, Is I'd. per gallon. Spirits turpen-
tine, 20s. 3D. per cwt.
PETROLEUM MARKET. --ANrwRNp. August co.
Petroleum Il quiet and unchanged
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TELkGAApHiC NEWS ITEMS.

Th0Dias Quinn was struck bY the Lowell train
at Lawrence, Mass. last night, ana fatally injured.
John Bean lost his life yesterday by the caylng in
OF we'll which he was digging In Medford Mass.
Martin Billmyer. prisoner in the Jail at Williams
port Pa, committed suicide yesterday morning BY
cutting his throat.
man named Peabody WAS fatally injured In Bos
ton yesterday, being struck by an engine on the
Boston and Maine Railroad at Georgetown.
Thomas Norton, forty-six years OF age, died III
Boston yesterday by laudanum, which he took ny
mistake.
robbed OF 81 800 ut the depot In PougIikeepsie n
T., last night.
man named Peasteak, An engineer on the Gen.
trail Railroad, was drowned While bathing in tile
lake yesterday near Charlotte.
The first conviction under the new prohibitory
liquor law was made In Boston yesterday In the
Superior Court. The Jury were out i've hours. The
defendant was fined fifteen dollars and costs.
Officers leaving New YORK at eight o'clock r. NJ,
via Reading and Harrisburg, will arrive at Cettys.
burg at hafpast ten O'clock excepting Monday
when they Will arrive at twenty-five MINUTES past
twelve.
The drought Is so bad IN the vicinity Of Richmond,
Va, that the forest trees are dying Yesterday was
the seventy eighth since rain enough fell 10 tho.
roughly wet the ground. Thermometer yesterday
1ol degrees.
The reported finding at Newark, Wayne county,
N. T., OF portion OF tho money stolen from the
American Merchants Union Express Company near
Albany on the nth inst, IL incorrect package Of
letters lost nom mail bag was found.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

immediately succeeding the visit OF inspection OF
the Navy Yard by the Hon secretary Of the Navy,
that veteran officer, General Jacob Zeiin, Commands
ant OF the United States Marine Corps. paid his an
nual visit Of inspection yesterday to the United
states Marine Barracks, Brooklyn, Colonel John L.
Broome commanding. The General arrived at the
barracks at ten A. NJ, aud was received by bat.
talon OF marines, whom he reviewed and IN.
spected; then proceeding to the quarters Of the men
he expressed himself highly pleased, not only with
the discipline OF the post hut also with the evidence
the barracks the General paid short visit to ADM.
rel Godon, commanding the Navy Yard. when a
brtgadier generals salute was handsomely nred In
honor Of the Generals visit. The General was look
ing remarkably well. and left last evening Tor Pha.
dephta to visit and inspect that station,
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THE NEW DOMINION.

DevertiOn Of Seansen at Quebec-RaiIro Il
Opening Celebration.
QUEBEC, August 70, 1862
rhe steamship Midway has brought out Prince
Arthur's groom, footmen, pine horses and several
carriages.
A large number OF seamen have deserted fronl
hire within few days and gone to the lakes.
Commander Ashe, Of the Royal Navy, one OF the
quebec party TO Iowa to view the eclipse, has an
ipunced the complete success Of the observations,
fe SAYS after the Photographic are compared with
tose OF American astronomers much additional in
6rmation regarding the physical condl0n OF the sun
VII be Obtained.
/. The opening of the Windsor and Annapolis RAN.
way yesterday came or with great eoiaf. Speeches
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LOCAL lNTelLQeNCs.

Tnx KAsoK.-At ten O'Clock last night "darky,'
named william Henry, living at No. as Baxter street
had an alteration with John DAILY In front OF tho
residence OF the lattcr, No. III Leonard street In
which the eclipscd citizen cut Daily the left cheek
with Q razor, causing q painful, but not dangerous
wound. Henry was srrestcd hy 0flicer Mcclure Of
the Sixth precinct.
DERRICK ACCIDEHr--Two MxS SERIOUSLY IN
JUsaD. Yesterday afternoon derrick, located on
the fourth moor Of the new building No. % Mercer
street, and used for hosting building materials fell
to the first floor, carrying with 10 Frederick Danziau
who was fatally injured, and Michael Connolly who
was severely wounded about M,e body. The former
was sent 10 the City Hospital in \ critical condition
the latter TO his home. No. So East eleventh street.
by order OF Police Surgeon purdy.
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JAPAN.

Civil War Ended-Govern,nent Revenues
Largely MISUNDERSTANDING Of the
Diemos-Deatl Of an Enelish Consul.
SAN FRANCISCO, August 3D. 1880
The civil war in Japan is entirely ended. Prince
sasgm9 has been appointed Treasurer Of the gov
eminent and the charge OF the army has been con.
teryed on Prince Choison. Prince Losa takes com.
mand OF the imperial navy. Their revenues are
largely increased. They have issued manifesto
requiring all the other Diamos to disarm tmme.
diately. and several Diamos have left jeddo
In consequence Trade Is resumed with
HakOdadi under the auspices of the Mikado's
government. Evemente, with tue leading actors Of
the late disturbances, was duly expected at Jeddo,
where they will be tried and punished. Echison viii
be made Regent, according to reports. Stotz Basht
now In Jeddo. has accepted position under the
government, which fact caused an advance in gov.
eminent paper
Everything was quiet in HakOdadi.
Gachlon Fletcher, English Consul for Jeddo aud
Yokohama died in July.
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FEAST OF THE 3 ~ ..-,

The Great Men at
ttcs-Heavy Weiss Ciambake-No Poll
GREor tt and Heavy blinds.
Copnecs,out. tb> ,aY's PoINr, August 20. 1862
celebrated for .no nutmeg State, has always been
rsnsa invoked s sssn. 81 gsePls ssasno
- VIC inven.--
~ and Sancho Panza, the clam.
the blessing Blessed be the man who In.
vented the 2o0-pounder clambake.
Thtrty-hve miles from New York, On the New York
ana New Haven Railroad is the pleasant town OF
Norwalk. In the eastern part OF Norwalk is Gre.
gory's Point, and at Gregory's Point Hotel was
yesterday gathered lao OF the greatest men
OF New England and the adjoining States,
assembled to wage destructive warfare on
tnat exclusive biyalve. the clam. Early in
the day the assembling commenced, and
In short time the earth quaked beneath their thun.
derous tread. huge scale was produced, and then
commenced the Weighing G. Sydney SMITH, of
Stamford, skipped lightly forward and raised tie
beam at sls pounds, gain OF three pounds OH last
year, whereat arose q mighty shout and all
rushed forward to congratulate the happy
man. But who comes here' huge pon.
der0sty is groaning under q weight OF 353
pounds. 'What names" "Who is herr shout
q hundred voices. From some deep recess comes
Q hollow vOice-.JOhn A. P. Fisk, OF New York.,
Ine furtaer weighing developed nothing equal to
dent OF the society for the ensuing year. Mr. James
Lincoln OF Sprin gfield Mass, was his Chiefest
competitor, weighing 800 pounds, and was elected
vice president, with Mr.. B. W. Naples, Of Westport,
The following Is list OF these children OF Golish.
these inhabiters OF the Connecticut CATH
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$50 lbs OF blue 0sh and other dsh we're cooked for
this tremendous meal and-make note OF tt-saf.
decd.
The great heat OF the day prevented the foot race
wrestling match and ve0ciDede race, but next year
these may be expected. Mr. Goo6seii, of Bridgeport
In happy speech, presented 90 the President ltl3
cane, some four inches In diameter, contributed Dy
chipe Company OF Danbury, and a fund OF abont
800 was Immediately raised to pay for mounting
ana 0fnamentlng this present. After a speech NY
the President and Vice President and one or two
others the society adjourned TIL next year. Slnca
the meeting OF last year TWO OF TIE MEMBERS Messrs
Charles Bishop, OF New Haven. and l.. =. Basoi,,n.
OF S0usn Norwaik have det.
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MeetIng Of Freight Agents In Cincinnati.
N~~ CINCINNATI Aug TO- 1869.
n,,uu a. freight agents OF Western rail-
~. Mr.. Care. of the
JerersouyiIe railroad, was sl...sa Pres,ae%
Mf. Frazer, y. tRe Mafeua Na'rosy r. "
elected secretary gem, ern Son nd sists
lect OF freights. particularly ea II was arrnaS -
was entered into by the meeting Tsa csn,s oI IN a
raise the price Of fourth class freight L. anis r 70
100 pounds, and nOur ten cents per barrel ny ns.
fers to eastern bound freight only Nearly ali -.
western railroads were represented.
The yield OF fruit In this section is immense.
Peaches are selling at Toe. per bushel and tomatoes
a5c, q soc,
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post OF sjoo,00o on account OF tne Bank
or California; Dabney, Morgan & Co.. si.oOO.00o
and Seiigman Co., 81, O00,0 900. The entire matter
OF transfer rests with General spinner. who says he
alone Ia responsible for what has been done Ia the
premises. and he shows that the facts a. they stand
On the Treasury books entirely disprOve the alega.
ton that fav0rtlsm has been extended 10 any party
Segmsn Co., the firm to which allusion Is made
III The san Francisco telegram as having pronted by
The pubic necessities. have for long time con-
ducted the transfers OF specie between san Francisco
anu New York. and performed the service at lower
rate OF premium than Others aud always 1t Ia said
at the Department in the interest OF the government
aud against all combinations.
Internal Revenue Decisions.
commissioner Deiano decides that the practice OF
raisroad companies, canal companies banks, insu-
rance companies and other corporations which are
required by law to withhold and pay over to the
United states tax OF Ave per cent on all Dividends
interest coupons representing interest surplus and
contingent funds OF treating said amounts "a ex.
penses Of business and deducting them In ell returns
where expenses are deductable, ID wrong aud should
not be allowed; that the amounts thus PAID are not
au expense Of business and no such returns should
10 accepted until the assessor Ia convinced that no
deduction Of the kind has been made.
Acting Commissioner Douglas decides that bowl
Ing alleys Kent at summer resorts for whica no
charge ia made for using are subject to the United
States tax whether open TO the public or to all who
wish to play. with or without price, under part 10,
section ~, act Of June go 1884,
Internal Revenue Appointments.
W. B. White, Collector OF the Sixth. New York dis
trics. has furnished hts bond and was to-day COM
missioned. Waiter 8. Baker was to-day appointed
gauger for the Ninth Indiana and Josiah Guess
for the Fourteenth Pennsylvania district. Per-
White and Charles Davis were to-day . 'gr
assistant assessors OF the Fourth New ~ sppoinu
,,rk niatric
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TIE PAGlE!G COAST.

dinist er Browne to Return 10 C.ans-Fnn Of
Meteor-nIovemenfs Of the Vice Presideot.
SAN FRANCISCO, August 49, 1899.
J. Ross Browne. United states Minister to China
who returned by to-day's steamer, heard at Yoka-
hama that Mr.. Howard. his successor, had finally
decided not to accept the position. Mr. Browne viii
return to his post II the Department OF state express
Its approval OF his course in China. In the mean
Pekin.
For few nights past singular white and red lights
have appeared In the sky. Last night light OF
light bright red color lasted late in the night Pas
sengers by the China steamer report the light as very
brilliant a. seen ct sea. magnificent meteor ieli
while the lights were the brightest
Vice President C0lfax and party started Tor 10
semitic Falls to-day. They win return on the Sth-
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! SANDWICH ISLANDS.

~rr'Su, vr rss"Uo AsrrOa ss~--s-s.
SAN FRANCISCO, August 10, 1850.
Advices from Honolulu to August state that the
English frigate Galatea the Duke OF Edinburg com.
mandng, arrived at Honolulu July Il from New
Zeaiand via Tahiti. where Prince Alfred dined and
Toasted. During the Princes stay at Honolulu he
was The guest Of the King, who accom-
panied him to the wharf on his departure
The eaiatea sailed for Yokohama August 2
Abundant rains have fallen throughout the islands
The cops had suffered severely by drought but the
late showers will probably rave them.
Shbs Robin HOod and Rival touched Honolulu en-
f'ONeto Guapo Islands.
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TENNE SEE.

Execution OF Observation-Disclosures ohn-
son Reputation.
MEMPHIS August 20, 1869.
Joseph CALVIN was hung to-day al one O'Clock.
On the scsfYOld ne admitted having Killed Offlcer
FentOn. but said he did 1t In self-deienoe.
A. half-past two O'Clock Sam MOODY. a col0red
man. WAS hung on the same gal,0ws. lie said he
was not guilty Of the murder or Captain Berry, but
that the fatal shot was tired by Bedford who Ia now
In the Penitentary.
Comment IL made on expresident J0hnsons'
Knoxville speech the 18th, in which he appeared
Kn5fSille Rtfi1 says he also favored repp;iaton
Of The state bonds raised under the repn6ican State
government, but other reports 40 not sustain the
KhiQ.
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CUBA.

DE Rodus at NIntanzas-Use Of Conascated
Propery-Patrol Schooners.
HAVANA, August 20. 1859.
Captain General De Rodas has gone to Matanzas.
TIE Aldamas Mansion Is TO be occupied BY various
courts Of justice.
Three schooners, destined 10 patrol the coast are
receiving ammunition Of the Arsenal.