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THE RACES AT SPRINGFIELD.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, August "a, 1862
The fall meeting Of the Springfield Club opened
very successfully to-day.
The fora purse Of 500, for horses that have
never trotted better than 2:Ss, was won by D. Big
leys b. m. Fanny, in 2:3s1, 2:41, 2:4l, 2:42X and
2:39 beating 8. r. John, 8. g. John Draper b. g. Ross
Hambletonan, s. 9. Tormentor, bl. g. Kangaroo and
b. 4. Lakeman.
The purse Of $500, for horses that have never
Carros b. z. Prince, III 242ls, 2:43, 24I. Eleven
horses troted. The races will be continued on Wed.
nesday and Thursday.
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TURKEY AND EH,'..A.

Tho vlcer0y's Explanation to tae ,ooo
CoNsTANTINOpLE, August D. r-,.s
messenger has arrived from Alexandria y.
the reply Of the viceroy Of Egypt to the Sultan
note. 1t was received by the Grand vizier who COM
muncated its contents to the Sultan. Ismail Pacha
gives ample assurances Of his loyalty.
The New York herald., 1869-08-25
SPAIN.

Cabinet observation-disclosures Threatens to Ike.
sign-ActiOn Of the Republicans.
MADRID August "a, 1859.
The dissension among the Ministry Is increasing
Admiral Topete has threatened to resign II Gorilla
'H~sists in his severity towards the bishops
b. ~"blicans have petitioned the government
The rep- md better quarters for the Cariss
for better food -.
nrsOnnra
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Died.

MCCARTHY.-On Tuesday, August "a. ANN McCARr
thy, aged go years. native OF Lismore, county Water.
ford, Ireland.
The friends and relatives are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral. from No. Albany street, on
Thursday afternoon, at two O'Clock.
EcHEvERRIA.-On Tuesday, August "a. at her
parents residence, HONORINA GONZALEZ ECHEvER-
RIA, infant daughter OF DR.. Manuel and Leocadia b.
Gonzalez Echeverria aged months and "a days.
For Other De0ths See Ninth PdQe.l
The New York herald., 1869-08-25
Meeting Of State Prison Inspectors at Albany
Railroad Accident.
the AURORA BORsALIs AGAIN.
WORCRSTER. nj

WORCESTER, Mass, August "a, 1860.
Soon after sunset tonight beautiful display OF
the aurora borealis was witnessed here. The sky
was cloudless and the moon appeared unusually
brilliant hut the light Of the aurora was distinctly
visible for two or three hours; bright bancs appear
Ing liko rainbowa, stretched across the ski while
Jets Of light shot up from the horizon.
The New York herald., 1869-08-25
PRINCE ARTHUR.
Picnic and General Promenade Through
HALIFAX.

HALIFAX, N. s., August "a, 1869.
Prince Arthur was on the streets to-day with seve-
raj OF his companions. lie afterwards attended
private picnic OF $50 couples in the superb grounds
OF the Archbishop OF Halifax, on the Northwest
Arm. In the evening he was present at a crowded
concert In the Horticultural Gardens, and received
most cordial welcome lie was much pleased ut the
demonstration yesterday.
Tue weather Is very fine and COOL
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Reports OF the Unite States Mission in


Reports OF the Unite States Mission In
China.
LONDON, August "a, 1862
Recent reports from Hong Kong, China,
1atod to August have been received
nerc, renecting to considerable extent
On the Burlinoame Mission, and represent
tn6 on tho authority of the Hon. J. Ross Browne
that the text of Mr. Burlingame's credentials DIFF
fered from the foreign version as hereofore given
Of the paper and appointed him merely an Ameri-
can envoy to tributary nations. These reports, how
ever, are entirely dscredted here and by the gov
ernnient.
The New York herald., 1869-08-25

A Sure md Quick Cure for Coughs and
Colds-Cots foot Eypectorant
sAYRE Druggist, Sixth and Fory-sixth street.
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The Reported Purchase Of Cuba.

W
Boston P0St.l
On inquiry In the proper quarters learn that the
rumor printed in the cable dispatches OF the Ass0-
ciaed Press this morning regarding the purchase OF
Cuba is untrue. Negotiations have been opened
with that object In view, but have not progressed
further than mutual explanations. 1t is therefore
ture but the officers of the Spanish Legation and,
In fact all the prominent members Of the diplomatic
corps express the opinion that Spain will resort to
hor proverba delay in the matter and finally reject
the proposition.
The New York herald., 1869-08-25

BatchcIor's Hair Dyc.-The Best In the
world The only perfect dye; harmless, reliable, nsantane
Factory Is Bond street,
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Death of Salvatore Patti,

Death of Salvatore Patti.
PARIS. August "a. 1909.
SALVATORE Patti the father Of Adelina and Carlotta
Patti, died IN this city yesterday.
The New York herald., 1869-08-25

Ladies', Hair Examined Carefully, by DR.:
GRANDJEAN, the only man who give trs and useful
sdyics 100 years. practice, Astorplacc.
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For First Clnss Printing OF every Dcscrip:
tIon 90 to the Metropolitan Job Prinng Esa'snmsn"
kacs uvtro
The New York herald., 1869-08-25

(souraud,y Oriental Cream, 81 30 Per B0ts
II. "a sond street. late of s53 Broadway and drGNts.
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Tho Turfs-1,he York Races.


LONDON, August "a, 1859.
The York August meeting commenced to-day with
q good attendance.
The zetland stakes, Tor all ages was won by b. (.
White Slave two years., by Crest, out Of Little
Savage beating br. O. Hawkhead two years., by
brother to Straford second, and b. T. Gertrude two
years), by Saupterer out of queen Bertha, third.
The betting at tile start stood l against White
Slave, 10 to against Hawkhead and TO against
Gertrude. Eleven ran.
The Convivtal Stakes for two year olds was won by
b. c. Kingcraft, BY King Tom, ont OF Woodcraft
beating b. T. La Colonne, second, and b. c. Nobleman
third The betting was even on the winner and
to against Colonne and Nobeman. Five ran.
The Yorkshire Oaks, Of fifteen soveregns leach,
with 100 soverelgns added, for three year ola lIes
1fty-eight subscribersl was won by J. Brows b. I.
Toison d'0r. beating Johnstone's b. Lady Beacons.
aeld, second and I. 8. Dawson's cn f. Duchess Of
Athol third The betting was 2 to l against the
winner, to against Lady Beaconsaeld, and to
I against Duchess Of Athol. Eight ran.
British Association Of Science.
LONDON, August a. 1859.
DR.. Huxley has beep chosen to preside over the
meeting OF the British Association Of Science next
gear in liverpool.
The English Pacific Squadron.
LONDON, August "a, 1862
Rear Admiral Henry Chads has been appointed to
Che command Of the English Pacific Squadron, vice
Admiral George F. Hastings.
The European Grain Crops.
LONDON, August ~, 1869.
great mass OF details concerning the condition
snd promise Of the growing grain crops has recently
oeen published. II seems to be the, general impres-
9on That the contiQuance Of the late dry and cool
weather has been Of Immense service to the country
Aoch OF the corn has already been gathered, and
another fortnight Ike tho past and the crisis Of the
harvest will be over The copious rains which fell
some tme ago though they delayed, did not damage
the oorn
the favorable change In the weather stopped the
sdvsnce In the prices Of all sorts OF corn; but great
fluctuations stil expected, as the crops through
out Europe, with tho exception Of those In the tnte
rior Of RUSSIA, promise to be light
The New York herald., 1869-08-25

Pamphlets, Law Rcporfss. &C., Executed
with noatnes quickness and despatch wcn.yaye pr cent
cheaper than At any other printing establishment In tho
at tho MEIRoP0LIrAN JoB PRINTING ESTABLISH
MENT,97 Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1869-08-25

Esia abIisusd In 1sOO-The Metropolitan Loh
Prntiu Is establishment 81 Nassau street,
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Middlctown Ni.aerai Spring Water Cures
Ali diseases the Kidneys skin and blood promptly
!an any other known remedy. See tessonias Add.sp
Mineral Spring Co., Middetown, VI, ~
BROADWAY New York. Caution The b0ttles and corxa oc
~ genuine are banded "Nature's Rcmodv"
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FRANCE.

The Empress ON Her Tour-Tho Senate and
the Senatus Consuitum.
PARIS, August "a. 1869.
The Empress and the Prince Imperial have arrived
at Lyons on their way TO the East.
The Senate win meet tomorrow to hear the report
OF the committee ON The Se,lotus C0nsultum.
How the Emper0r's Amnesty 10 Political Ex-
lies Has Been Received.
PARIS, August "a, 1869.
The offlcia news OF the amnesty to the French ex-
lies has been received with unequivocal demonstra-
tons OF gratitude and sympathy towards Napoleon
and the government. Felix Pyat has taken advan'
tage of the proclamation and returned to Paris.
The New York herald., 1869-08-25
Tbe NJothcr,s Re,uedy

The MOtkcr'A Remedy
For all diseases with which children indicted II MRS.
wINSLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP II relieves tho child
Sowes and during the of teehag gves rest and
health the child and carries safely shfough ne critical
F'" mrs WINsLOW's sO07HINa SYAUP,"
Having fac-simile Of Curt Perknas on the outslda
wrapper. Al others are base AMAlops.
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Cholera, Cramps, Cholera nI0rbus, Sour
stomach and all bowel affections speedily cured By
JAYNE'S CARMlNATIvE II takes all soreness OF the
abdomen soohes the stomach and its action
family remedy for the diseases prevalent among chill
drcn and adults during the months Is especially
recommended, being In its operation, perfectly se
and easily administered. Sold by all druggists.
Card to the Ladies'.
DR.. FELIX GOURAUD takes leave TO 10 IN
lies that has had engraved label for his world
nowned ORIENTAL CREAM, or Magical Besutder. Thie
label printed In crimson elaboasey engraved and has for
It's device trade mark eagle rampant srangng ser
pent the properties Of the Crea with his as
simi.e, T. Felix 0ourard, and the words, "dOuRAupS
ORIENTAL CREAM blown each bottle. Without THIS
signature genuine, and Of all masors VIA
'"''' r. FKLIx GOURAUn,
NJ n. and Practical Nhemst
a Bond street, formerly <63 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1869-08-25

The English Pacific Squadron.
LONDON, August "a, 1860.
Rear Admiral Henry Chads has been appointed to
Che command Of the English Pacific Squadron, vice
Admiral George F. Hastings.
The New York herald., 1869-08-25

LONDON, August a. 1862
DR.. Huxley has boep chosen to preside over the
meeting OF the British Association OF Science next
Vear in liverpool.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-12-30
Christmas Story,
Fairies on West Street
KING PIPPIN
AND
ALICE SHORTCAKE.
ny REV. CHARLES II. SHAW.

One of the finest houses in Wilmington is
No. 95S West street. You know it is not
very long ago since it was built, and the
architecture is of the most modern and fash
ionable style. BY the most modern style
do NOT mean that it is built of unseasoned
timber that shrinks and warps in twenty
different ways as soon as the building begins
TO be warmed. Neither do intend to Sig
nifty that the walls are so slight and the
mortar so poor, that if the house should
ever take fire the whole structure would
tumble into heap Of ruins in fifteen min
utes after the blaze began. With many
bui.ders that is the style, and l suppose
thew consider that striking characteristic
of modern art.
Rut. when our esteemed fellow-citizen,
Rotherwood Shortcake, Esq, had made his
fortune in carriages, and, yielding to family
pressure, had consented to move out OF the
old house on Walnut Street, he resolved to
mt up a mansion that would stand all the
4 rest of his days, and, as he hoped, for sew
eral generations afterward. A number oi
influences conspired to lead him to this de-
termination. In the first place, as his name
shows. he was ofancient Saxon descent, ant
had an Unborn love of what was solid and
substantial. In the next place he had mad'
, his reputation and his money by building
| carriages that were light but not flimsy
slender AID yet strong. His Saxon instinct
] had been sufficiently modified by nineteenth
century influences to take away the ten
: depcy to heaviness and YET leave the Low
3 of what was enduring, and ON this syster
all tho no-top wagons and rockaways an
carriages and barouches had been frame
q q and finished at his extensive works.
n Then, lastly, cur worthy friend had
ir very deep respect for certain antique vo
ume in which he read every day, and
70 which he had found o history OF two mel
lie one of whom built house on Il rock, al
IN the other on the shifting sand. The cons
ns 10 ouences to the latter had been so-dlsastro
nd that the eminent carriage builder resolv
1g to avoid anything like similar catastropf
d, and so took care that his new house shot
un have firm foundations and be well built
every particular.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-12-30

An old Californian, who went some years
AGO to Australia, and has gone into the VINE
business there, has sent to a friend IN oan ,aa
Francisco some samples of his wine, for the
nurpose of comparison with the wines o,
California. He thinks that California anu
Australia will soon take front rank among
lie wine producing countries OF the woIlu, .,0l.,
and that spirit bf generous emuih.ion
would be advantageous TO the wne-gfo"eis
of both countries.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-12-30
goetrpg.


BY rnGDE GARY.
That was bitter winter
When Jenny was four years old,
And lived in lonely farm .house-
Bitter, and long and cold.
The crops had been failure
in the barn there was room to spare,
And Jenny's har Lworkiag father
Was full of anxious care.
Neither his wife ner children
Knew lack of fire or breid
They had Whatever was needf1l.
We're sheltered and clothed and led.
But the mother, alas was ai'ing-
Twas struggle jist TO live.
And they scarce had even hopeful words,
Or cheerful smiles to give.
A good, kind man w.s tho father,
He loved his girls and b'ys,
sBut he whose hands arc his riches
Has llfle for gifts and toys
So when It drew peir the season
That makes the world 80 glad
When Jenny knew ',was the time for gifts,
Her childish heart was sad.
For she thought, j" l shall get no present
: When Christmas comes, am sure =
All! the poor man's child learns carly
Just what 1t means to bc p,or
Yet still on the holy even
As she sat by the hearth stone bright,
And her sister told good stories,
Her heart grew almos. light.
For the hope ful skies Of childhood
Ale never quite oercas.;
Aud she said, "Who knows It sonshow,
Something will come at last :"
So, before she went to her pillow,
Her pretty stockings wer tied
Safely together, aud slyly hang,
Close to he chimney ride
There was little room for hoping,
One would say who had lived more years;
Yet the iaith of the child is wiser
Sometimes than cur doubts and fears.
Jenny had a good little sister,
Very big to her childish eyes.
Who was womanly, sweet, and patient,
And kind as she was wise.
And che had thought of This Christmas.
And the little it could bring,
Ever since the crops we're half destroyed
BY the freshet in the spring.
So the sweetest nuts of the autumn
She had safely Ii iden away;
And the ripest and reddsst pples.
uoarded for many day.
And last she mixed some seed cakes
fIepnv was sleeninp til ny
And moulded them grotesguely,
Like birds and beasts ani men.
Tben she sliopci them into the stockings,
And smiled to think abont
The ioyful wonder of her net,
Whom she found and II ,rred them out.
And yo, oou,dn't have seen next mo ming
A ,,adder chill in the land
rhas IN A. bnmble IA rmer's daughle-,
with her simple gifts In her hand.
Aud tho loving s;ster nh Won know
uow blessed ,tis To give;
And ,hev ,ybo ,binl, of o.bers mot
Are,sc hann,est folks that live.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-12-30

A Massachusetts paper says: "The good
old style of thinge is coming round again In
Berkshire, A farmer takes load Of wood
to market, and it pays for barrel Of flour.
which has not been the case before In nearly
ten years.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-12-30

Somebody complains of the teacher Of a
priya,e school in Rochester, that he Snakes
thc boys until their tongues protrude rom
their mouths, and their eyes start from 'heif
sockets.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-12-30

Paris is at present ''largely supplied with
American heiresses in search OF titled nus
bands OF sweet speech and small means.'
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-12-30

Horace Greeley, by special request, wore
his ''old white coat" at a lecture he recently
delivered at Lewiston, Maine. 4
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-12-30
MARRIED.

OAkHEARr-SHoRToAKR Jan. ist, 1910.
AT The residence of the brides parents
CHARLES OAKHEART, of the Harlan and
Holingsworth Works. and ALICE, youngest
daughter of Rotherwood Shortcake, Esq,
of this CITY, ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-05
CON0R

SuArA-Afier our report closed with u,
action on the Joint resolution TO pro ,sct the in
railroad -
The Senate went into executive session, aad
efer tome time spent therein, adjourned-
HoU9p-After our rep IT closed
The miscellaneous deficiency appropriau,u
bill was passed.
The total sum appropriated in IL is Sass e5i
including the following it-ms:-For Trsasary
Department salsri.s 8, incidental e xpeuses, &c
SSi,0 ~; salaries and expenses Of collectors, a.
SCISSORS, &c, OF internal revenue. S2,UDU ~
Post Offic- Depar meH TEN Jorary clerks, f.,
the defaIcaiion Of T.. Il. Oimstead, &c S47 sd,
HOuseof Rspresen tail yes mi scellaueous tie N !.
3a.5U. War Experimentation premiums q
ar,hit c $, $500. The foregoing items are ~,
the Deficiencies iE the present fiscal year. Tn
following items are for deficieu cies for the ne Z
fiscal yeaI:-Tressury D-partment-temporar
clerks, 4l2O,ttG; office Of First Cym ptrol,sr-
clerks, S46 Cts; efiice OF Second Oomptrotler-
clerks, $4,000; office OF First Auditor-clerks
S6,tN;off1ce OF 5 cond Auditor-clerks, St2 ,,OOl
House OF Rspresen tatIves-clerks, 3 1901: ter
ritor,al expenses, %, 80.
Mr.. Banks presented the memorial of Jos,
M. Casanova, citizen Of the United States
setting forth the inaigniues recei we'd by h m az
and brother from the Spanish government 81
Cuba, and asking the In or position of the q v
mitt. o. Foreign Affairs.
On motion OF M. Dawes. the concurrent res
otuiion for hDal ADJOURNMENT was taken from
the 81 eaker's table, and the Senate amendm me al
fixing saturday, the IOth instant, for the adj
JouInment MAS ,oDcurred in.
Mr. Garfield, from the same committee re-
ported bill to provide for taking the ninth and
subsequent censuses.
Without taking action on il the House ad
iourned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-05

TIE CONNECTICUT ELDcrIoH.-To-day tbs
people Of Connecticut will choose Governor
and other State ofYicers, q Legislature, ald four
members of Congress. The names OF the prin.
eIpal candidates are rs Observation-Disclosures
Governor. Marshall Jewell. For Congress-
LIST District, julius L. Strong; ID, Stephen W.
kellogg; ID, H. H. Stark weather; an, Sidney
b. Bresdsley. Democrats-4ovsrnor. Jam q
L. English. Uongress-James Dixon, Jas.
Babcock. Abiel Con verse, VIM. H. Barnum
The canvass has been dull, and neither party
has made any extraordinary exertion or spent
much money. At last years election Cover.
nor English beat Mr.. Jewell, VINO is now run.
Ling against him on the Republican ticket. by
l,764 votes; while in November last, only az ven
months later. the Republicans carried the STATE
by 3.0i1 majority. Though this was due in 4
great measures to the extraordinary popularity
OF Gen. Grant, we should not be surprised Il
Jewell should now retain enough of the pres.
tge leftey this great success TO beat his Demo.
cranc opponent. or the Congressional district.
Two only the First and Second, are holly con.
tested. In the First, where the Hon
James Dixon. lately United States Sena.
TOR, is running on the Democratic side
the Republicans are doing their best to bes
MN, and with chances of success. In
the Second, where the Democrats are support.
ing the Hon. J. 4. Babcock, who, like Mr.
Dixon, Is Republican turned Democrat, q
schism has appeared in the ranks of the party
and many Irish voters who were counted On
as orthodox have become loud in their hostility
to BSbcOck. But as the Democratic majority
IN the district was 2.7GO last April and 96j last
November, il is doubtful whether the split will
serve to deIeat him. In the Third Dhtrict
StaTkweather, the Republican candidate, who
was member OF the last Congress, is sure to
be elected; and in the Fourth District the same
is true of Barn um, Democrat. The Legislature
is certain to be Republican in both branches
This insures the vote Of the State in favor OF
the fifteenth amendment to the National Con.
stitution.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-05

- The Providence (R. H. Methodist C,u.
ference resolved 10 admit NO man to member
chip who uses tobacco except for medicinal
purposes.
- The Boston and Philadelphia people are
aeItating in the press for an increase in the
weight of their bread loaves.
~The rehearsals for the monster Peace
Festival at Boston are going on Constantly.
Nervous Bostonians are seeking refuge in the
suburbs.
- Mr.. Samuel g. Mears had his leg broken.
on las Monday night, whilst practicing on a
velocIpede a, Mechanics burg, Pa.
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A DMIRAL FARRAGUT's REMARKARLE
"A CRUISE.

A DMIRAL FARRAGUT's REMARKARIE
"A CRUISE.
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OF THE ADMIRALs srAFY
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The Baltimore Sun denounces the cas. ca,

ARREST OF AMERICAN CITIZEN IN CuBA-
A dispatch from New York yesterday saws
Emelia e. DE EIllandre, daughter of Cissano
va, living in this city. telegraphsd to Washing
ton yesterday. stating that her father, who was
recently arrested by the Spaniards and takeu
TO Havana, is an American citizen, and askins
that measures be taken to save his life tn
President immediately telegraphed Admiral
Hon, inJoining on him to see that all Amsri.
can citizens are protected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-05

some OF RE Northern papers now have a
SANDING heading Of 'Sr gAGrx'' il their ws.h.
sngton column.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-05

Ex-Presicent johnson addressed over i've
Thousand persons At Knox willie, Tennessee. on
Saturday. He speaks Ct Nashville TO- morrow
CT neat day.
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We hsve Earp,r's Bdsar. for April n. ,,onr
& RichaIdsop, (Huoson Taylor Book s.or.,