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MASSACHUSETTS.
Railroad Matters In B0ston-EarniSys Of the
Unien Pacinc Railroad.

ANuhrOud NIhtt0xD In BO6tOn-EarnIhsp Of the
Unien Paclnc Railroad.
BOSTON. August II, 1859.
meeting OF railroad men, including agents rep
representing various lines was held in this city, to
consult chiefly upon the subject of transportation
westward. The meeting was private but 1t u un-
derstood that the question OF rates of freight were
discussed In detail, though no DEFINITE plans wore
The earnings of the Union Pacific Railroad nom
May TO- the time OF It's completion to June I, foet
up $442,475; during the month OF June sore, 04o;
statement Is derived from the books Of the company.
The large amount Of freight which, induced By the
lower rates just offered, Is now starting over the
road, viii largely increase the receipts for tho
coming month. This business will AFFORD an income
amply sufficient TO pay the interest all the bonds
OF the company and good dividend upon It's stock.
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@Frosh ~ q Maid0n,s Blush', n tho Pure
MAGNOLIA BALn 4 the true secret Of beauty Fsshioi
able ladies In society understand this
The Magnolia Balm changes Ne rustic country r Int
Esdnsss sanbufn, IAN freckss BiccSss sad eli egssss
OF The summer sun disappsar where =
obtained which s,,ss len ; ne bloom yss.k
spectacle store and insist setting the Magnolia Balm.
Depot q Park row, New York. Lyons EaahAroa. b ~
bea Hair Dressing.
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SPAIN.

General Prim's Orders I'm Reference to tho
Carlists.
MADRID August II. 1909.
General Prim has gone to Paris. Before his de-
parture he left orders, which have just been pro-
mulgated, that all rebels captured with arms In
their hands be shot on the spot.
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Cage at 40 Fulton street second 9oor) Something entirely
ornament to any drawing room. PRICE BROTHERS,
General AGENT 40 FULTON street. oscond door
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A Peck Of CocI1rcaches Can BE Killed ~ 4
single Gask OF LYONS INSECT POWDER Nothing else
kills Insects their natural enemy that YOU eeS
genuine II has x. Lyons signature the package An
others frands Depot II Park row, New York
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A despatch nom Springfield, H., says.--Covernor
Palmer made Speech yesterday In the Republican
county cQnvention, which was state rights IN sent-
ments. He avoided the Suffrage question and the
Fifteenth amendment, for the reason that he OPP
poses the surrender OF the States control Of Suffrage
" Federal sVth0rtty.
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Improvement In tho Health Of Marshal Mel
Progress Of the Senatus Cons ultum.
PARIS, august II. 1859.
Via French Atlantic Cable.
Tie health OF Marshal Mel has slightly improved.
The committee OF the Senate continued their con-
sideration OF the Senatus COnsultum M. Delangle,
VINO was to draw up the report of the committee IL
sick, and his duties will probably deyolye upon M.
Betice or M. Devlcnne.
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A Fine COmplcxion.-A Beautiful and Vol.
veike skin, free from oil blemishea, produced
By Ills Which, unlike other cs.%si!s.
nfants musquto Bites sunburn or rougbness Of gn t
has equal For sale BY JOHN r. HENRY No. CollsgO
place, and by all druggists.
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Havana Markets.

HAVANA, August IL, 1909.
sugar advancing. Nos. 10 to IL Dutch standard
quoted at 8a reals and Nos. Is to 20 at or IL
reals per arrobe. Exchange steady-Quotations un-
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Proposed Governments Surveillance Over Re.
llgious Institutions.
VIENNA, August II, $780,
The Vienna Presse says a commission has been
appointed by the government to draw up bill pro-
viding that surveillance be instituted over converts
and that they be brought under the action of the
law concerning associations, the provisions OF
which are to be so amended and enlarged as to en-
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PORTUGAL.

Imminent Resignation Of tho Ministry.
LISBON, August II. $780,
Via French Atlantic Gable.
The upper house has censured the Ministry. The
resignation OF the entire Cabinet ia considered i'm.
minent
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Perfect Hair Drosslng.-Buruott,s Cocoa
the most perfect and the best preparation 10 world
for harsh and dry hair irritation Of the scalp badness and
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IRELAND.

Another Supposed Fenian Outrage.
DUBLIN. August IL, 1860.
At Tubbernath, in the county Sligo, Q party Of
twenty-five men attacked dwelling and carried or
some firearms. Six OF the marauders have been
arrested, and two or three have been Identified az
persons who were formerly imprisoned for Fenian-
ian.
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GREECE.

Action Of the Hellenic Chambers.
ATHENS, August :, 1859.
Via French Atlantic Cable.
The Hellenic Chambers have adopted the address
10 the throne BY large ministerial majority.
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A.-Burnett,s F1orimel, am Exquisite Per.
ume resembling the fresh ordo OF rare bouquet Has
equal and IL for sale by all druggists.
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AUS TRlA.

Baron Beust ON the Conduct Of Austria To.
wards Rome.
VIENNA, August IL, $780,
Via French Atlantic Cable.
Baron Beust, In speech opposing the
demand OF the members OF the Austrian
delegation for reduction In the personnel
ana expenditures Of the embassy at Rome declared
that the Protestant States were now taxing mn II
same attitude which the Catholic States had as
sumed with regard TO the Papal government. The
Austrian government had resolved to allow nothing
derogatOry to lis dignity Its reply to the last PaDai
alocution was decided IN tone though couched IN
diplomatic terms, and better understanding be.
gins to prevail at Rome.
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ITALY.

Exchange of Satisfactory Explanations with
Austria.
FIORENCE August II, 1862
Via French Atlantic Cable.
The governments OF Austria and Italy have ex-
changed satisfactory explanations relative to the
recent riots between Austrian and Italian sailors.
appointment Of Consul to tho City OF
Mexico.
FLORENCE, August H. 1862
signor Cattaneo has been appointed Italian Consul
at the city OF Mexico.
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FRANCE.

Arrival of General Prim in Paris.
PARIS, August II. 1889.
General Prim has arrived here. He will not pro
coed to vichy, but Will remain IN Paris until the
festivities OF the 18TH Of August are over when he
will return to Madrid
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Royal Havana Letsery.--Prises Paid n Cssl6s
Information furnished Tho hghes padfcr Doublcean
andau kinds OF Gold and Silver.
TAYLOR CO., BANKERS, 16 Wa llstreet N =.
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Total expenditures,

Total expenditures xII5 300 73I
Collectors of Internal Revcnue Appointed.
Tho President to-day appointed Joseph w. Patton
Collector OF Internal Revenue for the Fifteenth dis
trict OF Pennsylvania, vice william r. Floyd, 70.
signed; and VIM. B. White. Collector of Internal
Revenue for the Sixth district Of New York. vice NJ
d. Field, suspended.
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RESIGNATION of tho Ministry,

Resignation Of tho Ministry.
LISBON, August IL, 1884,
Via French Atlantic Cable.
The King mas accepted the resignation rendered
by the Ministry.
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SCOTLAND.

launch Of New Ipnan Steamship.
GLASGOW, August !! 1899;
The new Inman steamship City or Brussels was
launched TO day
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Numeroue Eminent Physlclmns Prescribe
HOFP's MALT EATRACT (nportcd) for their patients .
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The Great Camp JAIecsina ~ Merrick.-
The south Side Railroad WIN trains from ssss deRs
South Seventh street, Williamsburg foll0wn I'm lo:u8
A. n. and 40 B and - r. NJ BxcWson tickets Ter ~
"trip u.
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Words or Cheer Ter YsunG Neeus who, Hav.
inc fallen victims evils desire better manhood
SAINT scaled Letter enyslcpes free Of charge Addreso
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whole time. TIE President Expressed thorough
endorsement Of General Ames' administration
in Mississippi, aud In reply to rsmark made BY
70 do hSSh Sid %ofs saf i55SSs tasaRs sasi IL lag
heard charged before he would subject himself 70
fsi6ossl. lie endorsed his adaieistyst,0n fully.
The above report Of the conversation with the
President has been carefully read to the President
and is published by his expressed authority aud at
his wish furnished to The Associated Press.
Prescuta,ion Of the New Mexican Minister 70
the PrcsideAT.
senior Don Tgnaco Marscal was introduced to-day
to the President by the Secretary Of State, and de.
llvered his credentials az Envoy Extraordinary and
Minister Plenipotentary of Mexico. He made some
remarks upon the occasion, OF which the following
is o translation
Mr.. PREsIDBNr:-I have the honor to put into tho
hands nj Jour Excellency my credentials as Envoy
Extraordinary and Minister Plenip0tentiary OF the
the United States OF America. No one better than
myself could appreciate such an honor; for, having
resided n S sSe ~. Sd aS I vor
had an opportunity to admire her colossal grandeur
ana the indsputabe merit Of her free institutions.
At the very same time that this great people were
engaged In civil war my country was struggling
against foreign INVASION which would never have.
the American people This Close relation Between
the sufrerngs Of the two countries, and ABOVE all
the noble sympathy shown by the people OF the
United states by giving their moral support 10 my
against one Of the strongest European powers,
morally supported by nearly all the rest.
These facts. Mr.: President, and the prudent
government OF the United States In assisting
In the salvation Of Mexico havo made more init
mate the relations between our governments des-
tined by their vicinity and the similarity Of their po-
ligical institutions TO be perpetually good friends
The government and people Of Mexico do not ana
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POstponemcrr Of the National Irish ImmIgra.
tiOn Convention.
ST. INHIa
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LONDON, August IL, 1869.
Justice Sir Charles selwyn died to-day, aged nfy.
Six yesw.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-07
Tribute or Respect.

At the last Quarterly Meeting of the Board
OF Directors OF tho South Carolina Railroad Com
pany, the following Preamble and Resolutions
were unanimously adopted:
The Bcard of Directors OF the South Carolina
Railroad Company, profoundly sensible OF the loss
r,hicii the company has sustained by the death OF
Mr.. JAMES ROSE, and the void that has been
made among themselves, now place upon record
the expression OF unfeigned sorrow which this
sad event has caused them.
Educated for life Of ease rather than activity,
and with O fortune that removed all barriers to
its Indulgence, Mr. Rosss tastes and inclnations
led him to the more active and useful pursuits OF
life. In its course he discharged with ability anu
zeal the duties OF State senator, OF acting presl-
dent OF the Bank OF the State on the death OF
Judge Colcock, and until within few weeks ofhis
deash, OF president OF the Southwestern Railroad
Bank. For many years director OF this COM
pany. he exhibited ct all times jealous interest
In its AFFAIRS and participated largely In its man
agement. Reserved In his manners, but courte-
GUS, generous, liberal In sentiment, and imbued
with high sense OF right, he won popularity
without seeking It, and commanded and retained
the confidence Of all who knew him. Therefore,
Resogued, That lin the death OF Mr.. ROSE, this
company has lost an able and faithful counseuor,
and this board valued and esteemed associate.
Resoloed, That copy OF these proceedings be
published ln the journals OF the city, and COPY
sent to his family, with the sympathles Oh the
directors in their bereavement
Extract from the Minutes.
J. r. EMERY, Secretary.
Charleston. s. c.. December 9, 1869.
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OsuMBs.-Morris Jacobs and John Williams,
both colored, have been arrested by Oficer Truall
for stealing from Messrs. Cordray Co.
James Henry alias Bullhead, Sam Bates, Will
son Goodwin, Joe Bailey and J. Hayward. who
werc sentenced to confinement in the peniten-
tiary, will be taken to Columbia this morning.
Forty-three merchants OF this city have peti-
toned Congress to modify the revenue laws so as
TO enable them to import guano from the Pacific
Islands In other than American vessels.
A meeting OF the white journeymen machinists
moulders aud pa.tern-makers, is called this eve
Ming Mt the hall OF the Lagle Fire Company.
special meeting Of Council will be held to-
night.
dSs. Mlchael,s clock has been 30 cratic Tor some
time past that it was noticed yesterday, as @
striking coincidence that the hour OF IL was
ohimed simultaneously by that monitor and the
Orphanhouse alarm.
The horses OF the Rutlcdge street car who ran
away on Saturday afternoon. while near the bat
terry, struck two little girls, children OF Mr.. Otto
sontag, who were walking on the sidewalk, In
furing them to some extent.
Charles Grimm has been appointed route agent
between Greenville and Columbia, S. G.
The bridge OF the Savannah and Charleston
Railroad over the Savannah River Is all ready for
che superstructure and iron. The draw gives two
openings eighty feet wide each, and the entire
work will be done by the GOTH
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Hotel Arrivals-Dsesmbe., @.
CHARLESTON HOTEL.

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PAVILION HOTEL
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York; @. A. Seymour, Savannah; z. P. Branch,
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BY virtue of decree OF tho Court OF Equity OF
the County of New Hanover, OF the State OF
North Carolina, II. the case OF Morris X. Jesup,
CT al, w. the Wilmington and Manchester Rail-
road Company. ct al, Michael Cr0nley, Commits
sioncr, duly appointed by the Court. will sell Of
Public Auction, ut the door Of the Courthouse,
In Wilmington, In the State OF North Carolina,
ct II O'Clock, A. H., on WEDNESDAY, the 5th
day OF January. 1870,
All that portion OF the WILMINGTON AND MAN
CHESTER RAILROAD which lies within the state
OF North Carolina with ell the rolling stock, equip
inentS, dcpotS, workshops, materials and every
thing thcreunto pertaining, together with all the
rights, privileges franchises and appur'enonces,
as set forth and more particularly described In
tie several mortgages mentioned In the pro-
ceedings.
Terms Of sale are cash.
The bonds OF the said Company. securod by the
three first mortgages, to wit: The mortgage TO
Edward Sandford. dated Hay l, 1851; the second
mortgage to Edward Sandford, dated March l.
1853 and the mortgage to George w. Dargan,
dated the 18th OF April 1856, Shall he accepted In
full al part payment, according to the priority OF
said mortgages; and the bonds Of the said Com
pany, secured by the mortgage to The said Morris
K. Jesup, shall be accepted pro rata IA part pay
ment In the order of priority established In said
mortgage. M. CRONLf, commissioner.
Wilmington NC. noy16 tufl5w1
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Auction Sales This Day.

K. A.. P. Caldwell will sell at O'Clock, at
stleir store, Goshen butter.
@. ". Stefens will sell at half-pass O'CLOCK at
his store, butter, bacon, 30.
Laurey & Alexander will sell at 10 O'Clock, az
their store, strips, hams, &c.
Miles Drake will sell at 10 O'Clock, at his store
mirrors, toys, &c.
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their store, shoes. dry goods. 30.
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Old PostoHice, real estate.
A. @. Mccilrlvray viii sell at II O'Clock, at the
Old Postoflce, real estate.
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dec1 MR6
ID EFE r 4 EE'S S A l. E.

By virtue OF decree OF the Court OF Common
Pleas, for the Fourth Circuit Of the State OF
South Carolina, sitting In Equity In the case OF
Norris X. Jesup, ct al, vs. tile Wilmington and
Manchester Railroad Company, ct al, will DO
sold at Public Auction, at the door OF the Court
house In Wilmington, In the state OF North Caro-
lima, at IL O'Clock A. NJ, on WEDNESDAY,, the
9th day OF January, 1870,
All that portion OF the WILMINGTON AND
MANCHESTER RAILROAD which lies within the
State OF South Carolina, with all the ROLLING
STOCK, Equipments, Depots Workshops, Materi-
ais, and everything pertaining thereunto, to-
gcthcr with all the rights, privileges, franchises
and appurtenances, as set forth and more partiou-
larly described in the several mortgages men
tiOnhd In the proceedings.
The terms OF the sale are cash; the bonds OF the
Company secured by the mortgages mentioned
in the report OF the special referee, and filed In
the case to be accepted from the purchaser pro
rata as part payment In the order OF priority eS-
tablished by the report; provided that the Same
rateable proportion OF cash bc paid In Tor the
other bonds OF the same grade OF priority not IN
the hands OF the purchaser: and provided. also,
that sufficient cash be paid In TO cover costs,
charges and expenses OF sale: the purchaser also
10 pay for papers. w. ALSTilN PRlNGLE
Special Referee.
Charleeten, 18th November, 1859.