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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-11


NEW BOOKS.
e, S. R. BUTLER,
49O MARKET ST., WILMINGTON, DEL,
Hss received and for sale
French Country Family. Cloth $780,.
Phautom of tho Forest Cloth 50 ~
HnIf hours in Bible lands. ClOlA Sl.25-
Hunting Scenes in Africa. Cloth $40.
Nasbg-Disers Viewa, Opinions aud PropheclsA OIL re-
iroleun v. Nssby. Cloth si75. 49,, 49,.
Thrilling Adventures Emppg the Indians Ciotn Shdo
Lifs OF David Crockett. Cloth 6l1o.
Life sof Daniel Boone. Cloth $l|S.
queen Vietoris'e Journal. Cloth slT6. -.
SIX hundred Reosipts worth their weight In Soio'
Cloth $1.T6- .,., ,,-....-..t vv.-lt
Cloth $500.
une oi tho Family; 25 cents.
Mttgarst's Engagements; 81 eenis.
BrownlOwH; 5a cents.
Brother'e Bet; % esnts.
PLAYING fer High Stakes; 20 cents.
CosPEs's LEATHzR sTocgIsa sToRtEa-Ploneers, RFs'
re Oak opsniugs PAthnder Chain, bearer DsersiAJ o
Redskns Wept OF Wishton- ish, Wyanaotts, Frsssu-
tIou Mshicsns 6Pyi pap-r covOra 10 cents
DIcKENs WoRKs--Lltte Dorritt, Our Mutual Friend,
PietHick Martin ChuEElswlt. Donbey Con- IS Cents
Nienolas Nlcklehy, Barnaby eudge, 30 csEts psA d
Oopperneld Great Expectations, oliver Twist. Hard
Times. IS Csnts. American Notsal6 cents. Leess
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BUSINESS PRACTICES,

Purchases salos, oensgnments, Shipments, peAiings
with Banks, Rsinittauces, So, &c,
Xi,o, Oomaercla Law, thouography Detecting uoaa-
terfsitss &c.
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CTANDARD PREPARATIONS.
GREAT CARE AND ACCURACY.
FOSTERS DRUG STORE,
N. w. Cor. of Front and West Streets.

The public will fnd in thla establishment tnll ne
Of the PuRRST DRUGS, MEDICINES and PERfuhkRf
Espseld aHsahon givsa to compromising Of PAgsicta"
Prssc5i ipiioas.
In addition to the popular Psieut Msdlenes-s large
stock of which Keep constantly Ia s'os-He lnsits
especial attention 10 the following FAMILY mkpl-
ONES which are prspR red by Mrs. o. FosrElti NJ D.
all which huve been thoroughly esed and for the
Efficiency of which we have humorous testimonials
Among them We would especially mention
FOSTERS MAGNETIC TOOTH DROPS,
A surs cure for Neuralgia ana Toothsche
FOSTERS PICTORIAL DROPS,
Invaluable In all diseases Of the Throat Colds Sci con
tanning nothing dsletsroas,
FOSTERS ROSE WORM LOzENaES,
Certain death to worms An nfallbls cure in all oarsa
FosTERs INFANT POWDERS,
In every way better than WihsloW's syrup ppt up In
package, to suit all ages.
r. FOSTERS sAGHE PILLS and TONIC BTTTERS.
Will the Agus in twenty -four hours, and veSy
valuable a corrective in all OF mpur,ty Of the
blood bliouaness debility Nervousness &c Try them
FOSTERS PILE and BURN sALvE
Has cured cases of twenty years stauong. Takes
out Gre in twenty minutes
Mrs Foster would respectfully Inform the gbls that
she still continues the practice Of Medicine elihsr in
city eouaIy Advice st her residence given without
erArge.
azS-Doa'f forget ~ W. Corner Of Front and Yves
Streets, Wilmington Dsldware dsS22
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aEnr naIe ann 70 i7pnt.

%
rNAnMs FOR sALE.-No.l. An "xcsisnt iATm
About hundrad acres, more orleas.
,gith iod dwelling and tenaut house, sna e1ceent
barn theruon. fs dssiraels property and Will soa
No.2 nice little farm situate In Brandywine HUI
drsd, sshia AZ miles VI Wilmlnston, containing 10
acres, more or lees. ,A -
Mo- very valuable farm, In excellent order o. he
Brandy Rne AboYs Wilmington, with due build,
seEss h or less. ,.-,,
No. 4 FarGn ofe1o acres adqiuing the city 81 WI
1tsbls Tor farming or trucking good Investment "
speculation. Apply TO WM, AeIAuLlsLni
| -..nl Hn1 MErkaL ELLelL
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a. b. THOMPSON \ Co.
wnNlEeroN, nEL., Few


take great pleasure in recommending fiAets slate
Rnorn- 10 apy who may want a afs en water proof
ro.f had NY And dwelling covered With II, o.
The top OF al old shingls Of nsafy Two yesrs ss1,
,ists satsfaoior and TO All Apiesaagss vay aursls.
- LEVI WOODROW.
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vopno Todiee Beware

OF tbe injurious efsets Of Face Powders and Washes
All such remedies close the pores OF the q in and 10
a abo,t time destroy the eomplexinnf II 1cd would
nave a fresh hellthy and youthful appearance usa
IIeimhald's Extract SsrsapnrillA,
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CRHTsHynIE, DEL, January IS, 1860.
Mr. RosrR7 ATKmsoH--DeGr SsTs-rhe Plastic Slate
Roof which you put foI ia June, Isnb, RpFVers
every purtos fol which roof is intended. Il has
neither cracked is perfectly sound and hsrd
slate itself and think fiom all Appearances IT Will last
ae org building. fsai eashisnt Of It's snecess
YourS iespectfully, A. bIXoN.
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ORNAMENTAL WRITING.
of all kinds is s1ssuted in the most finished msnuer.A
COMMERCIAL CALCULATIONS,

Including the best and most rspd methods OF ompu'
Ing Intefss Exchange Profit and sales, AveTsgus Ac
counts &e comprised In the courss Of ipstructon
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.snl,ruaI amn statesMam
TUESDAY MoRNINo. MAY 11.-1sOa.
TERRGss


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ess-snrls insertion 80 cents per square
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psysbis 10 advance No subscriptions viii DC Ieisvsa
~ lass than ak months nd no PAPER dlseonuavsu ~
unt all psid uhleas at the option Oh ene
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forty esnia for every suba4qusnt nssFon longer on'A
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Knnhinn.
SLATE nOOFINc.

rleass read tie following tsstmoninsroan anisea hess
roofs and you will BE- eocynssd tnsi Piastis sse The
BFsT ROOFING NOW IN USE, being iIRR, WATER
aud sTEAM PROOF-Light and Durable, and equally
adapted 70 any i0lm Of roof, Steep or ilRt.
TESTFNnNlaIS
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se.sa HOUSE FOR SALE OH nNE.
IJ$ John McMzkin offers for gent or lot aaie III
EsEA three story Brick House, Southeast corner lhao
IsAf and West Streets, wlIninSton, Dei., hon 's
cani; 1osssssion iamedisely. Bth Fo1ns Aho Ps,su'
closets Ia each story hot and cold water all over
gas heater range and other conveEisnees ~
three stories commanding superb views o. tps
River and surroundings; large and beautl. sassl =,
DO ers and eget bes &o " fLlront On " ~
Street. 100 feet deep House was constructed eAples
for owners use bat having purchased and removed 70
tMe Makin's Atlantic Hotsls" at Cape dsy' ne onefs
this ta,tsu home for rent or sale. -. ,,r.
Edward r. Bsliah, Etqt residing e. no "a M ues.
area spp0ss kindly eonHents 70 protset the properly
So -.s4s's,, - wOoL5foN Coz
RsL Estate Brokers, 10 l. Third St. Milmington;
Or sddrsss JOHN McbAKIN, MoAakin's Atlantic hotela
csps islsnd, New Jersey. mags-1-
-.s,4a HOUSES FOR RERT.--BHIch
lis5NA HOUSE NO SIS HsTkst strest.
EliNN Brick sists and Dwelling Southwest eeroer
LAEA&. Eigh.h and Wilson Streets. - .
Bfek store and Dwelling seatbeast corner fonrtR ana
srics dwelling aud Once King Street bSwssa si1th
and Seventh.
Brick House 20s West Street.
Brick Hodss 2l4 Tatrall street.
Three 2stoEied Brick Houses, DooAter strsst psioh
Buttonwood. ,-..-..-
sixth aud Seventh and Poplar aud Lombafl.
One storle1 Brick House, AeCaullsy stTest aeoVe
Lomb bard. -. .,-
N W MtCAULLEY Co..
fsbl6-tm t06 Market street.
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oTTY mATTEHs.
Mems. Youths, Boys and Cnilarens
suring and Summer Clothing.


.,.ov.,nsr4 ia now full and complete; We
Ss,,s svery desirable style, kind and size
I,rarz ona can be suited from the STOCK
have ali the different styles OF cut adapt.
81 IN all tastes. including the medium and
snbdued. preferred by many as well a.
the latest and most fashionable style,
onr large stock enables us to Keep AZ al
times full assortment, 80 thae all eau 10
stted at once without delay.
o,r nurcbases always being made for cash, and
having purchased largely OF late since
the decline in woolens, our customers
share in the advantage we have thus Sc
cured. ., have
our sales being for cash exclusively, We nave
no bad debts to provide for, and are not
Obliged to tax the paying customer 10
make up losses through tnoss "H0 NS NV
pay. ....,..;o- o, any
othaT stock Of rsady -1nRde goods In fhlls.
dalnhia. any one can be as we'll ntIeo
from them as by garments maoe 70 oroes
anywhere they are as Well inaae, anu
equal in every respect ana inuoii 0iAeHPs-'
Being manufactured
Bv +hs Hundreds and thousands, they can De
sold cheaper than when made up sngiyi
but for the accommodation OF those VINO
prefer we have also
Custom Department to make up TO ordef' WIN
choics selected stock Of piece goods, COM
prising all styles and QUANTITIES, Wislsn
and domestic, which will be made up TO
Measure by competent and e1perleISsu
cutters and workmen in style equal 70
tho best. &c o,,,.
SPECIAL Notice. Style, fit, and make oi our l
garments surpassed by none, equalled ny
Few. All prices guaranteed lower than
the lowest elsewhere, and full satisfaction
guaranteed every purchaser, or the SAFE
cancelled and money refunded.
HALF WAY BETwrAS BhNSntT Ts,stg Hall 8 o0'
Fifth and a. 1Y%Sr Mr.i.a. h.'.s s.rost
"""' Philadelphia.
And No. 600 Broadway, New York
as-7 per cent Gold Bonds Of the Lake
superior aud Mississippi River R; 4. Compa-
nv. First Mortgage Sinking Fund Bonds ires
Of u. s. tax, secured by l,oo2,OOo acres OF
choice lands and by the Railroad, It's Eollns
stock and franchize, and yielding in currency
nearly ten per cent per annum; we fecoia,
mend these Bonds as desirable lhsSs'1en. aslu
for persons soliciting $40 coupons, due May
1st. Holders Of $40 Bonds can exchange AZ
profit Of nearly twenty per sent, besides re-
esiylnR one per cent in gold additional income
A limited amount for sale, and tuil paTsicu- p!.
lars furnished by john McLesr Son, Sang
ers. No. COZ Market Street, Agents ior Jay
Cook Co.
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cnunrnrllI nrrlnr. F.hrnnrv M. leta.

COMMERCIAL eFFicE, February IL. 1859.
Mr. Ryafbr A-KI4soE '-N96re much pleased With tho
PlEstie slate RoOf put on cur engine house two
ysarI ago The roof beng within is inches of ouI stem
bolier and consequently subject dn end extreme
ehsnees Of paIaore, has tosn we'll tested, thnk
nd has stood the test perfectly. II appears with
mi a asw and npparentlY better than wheu put on.
Very respectfully JkNkibs ATKINSON.
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Meed1aa comnouna Hemloek PLasters

Practical Chemist, Wilmington, Del.
Sold Wholesale by johnson, Holloway &Cowdsn, Phia.
dsIpha Dsnas Barnes Co., New York, aud al retail
by usAisrs iu medicines everywhere. novl5
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NARIOWIs INDIGO BLUE is THE
ID cheapest and best article IN the mArke' lor
RLUEING LOTHES,
1T DOES NOT CONTAIN ANY ACID.
IT WILL NOT INJURE THE FINEST FABRIC
1T Is PUT UP AT
wILTBERGER's DRUG STORE,
No 2ss North SECOND Street, PHILADELPHIA.
And for saie by most Of the aroeers aud Druggists
rha esnuine has both Barl9sg's and WiibeTger'
names on tne Label; ali Others are counterfeit
BARLoW'S BLUE
Will color more water than four times the same weight
| Of indigo, aPSV-lJ
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ARA eoAiing Of Plssiie Slate Is sure meay for
I.aks shiugle and Metal Ioots. Aiao preventive VI
METAL ROOFS PAINTED with one ofthe hest known
PAlnIs; eztsnsiysly used by Railroad Companies,
ROonnE promptly attended 10. ExpereEesd sand
employed aud tAtaiActon guaranteed.
ROBERT ATKINSON,
Nc. WHsT FouRTH srRKKr
th2s-sn WILMINGTON, DEL.
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81 s.a;sssaEzsE9 DSLAs Ann RAJ

FALL ARRANGEMENT.
On and after MONDAY, oCIoBEk OH 1893 Patser
ger Trains wHl run as follows until further notiss;
ALL TRAINS suNDATs kXOEPIED.
aoIN0 kOHTH. GOING sOyTU
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DDeing unO Securing.
ESTABLISHED IN 1910.
NANCY DYEING EsTA BLlSHM EN- II
]. & J. W. JONES,
No. 452 North Front Street, a5oge Oallsauhl-l
PHILADELPHIA.

Dye silks wooleu aud Fancy Goods Of every dsscrip
tion Their superiority OF Dysing Ladies' aud 0ente-
mems Garments is widely known. Grape and Mertpo
shAws dyed the most brilliant and plain roors Grape
and Merino shawls cleansed to look like new, Also
Kid Gloves elsansst Or dyed to look like new.
Ss Call aud look at our work before going elsewhere
beptlU-2m
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SARATOGA.
Last DaY Of the Races:

SARATOGA, Aug. l0.-Purse of 5000,
one and three quarter miles, was won by
COrsican in $40, Wiley I'd. Sluty and
Stamford ran a dead heat for I'd
place, Nemesis 9th, and Julius
9th. The second race was for
$Il00, four miles. for all ages.
The betting before the start was $500 to
800 against Gen York and Abdel Kader,
and $500 to $50 against Abdel Kader.
Gen York led for two miles when Vaux-
hall was first into the third mile, with Gen
York second and Abdel Kader last.
In this way they ran to the home
stretch, when Abdul Kader brushed for
the lead, passing York half way to the
judges stand, challenging Vauxhall and
heading for half length as they passed
into the fourth mile, and to the clear of
length on entering the turn, where Vaux-
hall, completely beat, came almost to
stand, bolted to the outwarn edge of the
track, and only went on under whip and
spur.
Abdel Kader ranged up to the end and
won the race, beating York several lengths
amidst tumultous excitement. Time, one
mile, 1:5l3; two miles, 1888; three miles,
$500; four miles, 7:3l3.
The consolidation purse of $500, one
mile and an eigtb, was won by Fannie
Ludlow in 1:561
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BTNGHAMPTON.
Prospect of Another Erie Railroad

Prospect of Another Erie Railroad
BINGHAMPToE, N. Y, Aug. 10-The
managers of the Erie railroad were busy
this morning preparing to prosecute the
Albany and Susquehanna railroad. Very
little trustworthy information concerning
the position of the case can be ascer-
tanned, but, as is usual in such affairs, the
streets are full of rumors.
1t is known that two special trains,
filled with workmen, or guerrillas 80
called, left this city before nine this
morning on the A ami s II X, under
charge of l. K Buckner, general SUPER
intendent of the Erie railroad, and II ID
Pratt, division agent They took good
supply of flour and beef, and appeared
more like men on a military expedition
than civil mission. Most of the men
employed on this end of the Susquehan-
ma railroad are now lying idle
Up 10 noon no trains had arrived from
Albany since yesterday morning. 1t is
reported that the train which left last
evening was seized a. Alton by large
force of men in Ranisey's interest, and
their intention is to retake Binghampton,
if they find they are strong enough.
ALBANY, n. Y, Aug 10.-The Susques
hanna railroad war is still progressing.
Both parties hold the road. Locomotives
are on either side of the tunnel contestlng
ts passage. !
Observation-Disclosures, Aug. lO-l2:20 |
A. M-The city is full of rumors. The
,nly Trustworthy intelligence from the
'cene of operations, is that at Blackton
he Erie men drove the other party into
he tunnel. Some shots were fired, and
me of the Erie party had his hand shat
cred by a shot. The militia from this city
rave Just arrived.
About the time the militia from here
rrived at the tunnel near Harpersville
he Erie men attacked the other party and
rove them through the tunnel. The loo
omotive was taken through and came into
ollision with another at the other end.
The Ramsey men then attacked the
Irie men and drove them back, each party
ow holds possession of one end OF the
lnnel. Several were badly hurt Mr.
impson, of Erie, was badly pounded with
lubs. Quiet now. A provision train
,aves here at A. NJ. to supply the mill
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An Explanation,

To the Editors Of the Union and American.
/ see in your paper of this morniog,
statement that does me much injustice. 1t
is true, that in going to Chattanooga on
Wednesday last, / presented pass be-
longing to Mr.. Woodcock, supposing that
Mr.. House, the conductor, knew me per-
fectly well, and being willing to accept his
courtesies, as | was going on no business
Of my own. Mr.. III. remarked that it was
all right. That same night he attended
the meeting in Chattanooga, and L saw
him in the crowd. The next morning
returning to Nashville, he said to me,
" Mr.. Fursy, cannot pass you on Mr..
Woodcoek's pass, and i must take it up"
'Very well" said !, and at once handed
him money, from which he took the up
fare, passing me back the change.
couple of hours afterwards 1 went to
him and said, "Mr. House, how came
you to pass me down yesterday, if It
was 70: proper to do so?' 81
did not recognize you," he replied.
aft that were the case" said i, then L
still owe you my down fare, because if 1t is
not legitimate for me to pass up on the
card / presented you, it was not legitimate
to pass down. then handed him the
money for the down fare. Mr.. House will
confirm every word of THE. As soon as l
arrived at Nashville, went to President
Cole and Superintendent Thomas, of the
N. & C. r r, and explained the matter to
them. They declared the explanation was
entirely satisfactory, and returned me MIR.
Woodcock's pssP: think the affair is
rather a small one to drag into the news
papers, but since it has been done, L
respectfully ask to give you place to Thu.
VIM. FURAY.
III Mr.. Furay had not made ii habit,
for the past two or three years, to drag
small things into the newspapers, and
very often without the least foundation, his
little railroad experience on this occasion
would probably never have been commun-
ieafed In our Reuorter
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TELEGRAPHIC,
WASHINGTON,
RETURN OF GEN. GRANT.
Meeting OF the Cabinet.
The Administration and Test
OathS.
Great Marine Disasters.
Loss Of the Cambria and Cleo
~ patrie.
The Erie Railroad War.
Commencement OF HOStilltleS.
Law and Order with O Ven-
geance.
The Saratoga Races.
The Saratoga Races.
WASHINGTON.
Return of the PresIdenf-The Test
Oath Question

Return of the PresIdenf-The TEST
Oath Question.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 10.-The President
and Secretary Fish arrived this morning.
Several visitors, including few members
of Congress, had interviews with the Pres
ident. This morning the Treasury De-
partment was represented by Assistant
Secretary Richardson and the Attorney
General by Assistant Field.
The present Intention OF the President lie
TO leave Washington again for New York
tomorrow.
The cabinet meeting adjourned at 3 P.
NJ. Nothing has transpired concerning the
subjects discussed for which there is the
slightest official authority.
The Secretary Of the Navy has made
the following changes in the names of
vessels, in order 10 conform more fully
with the law: Hecla TO Nebraska, Hercu-
les TO Oregon, Thunderer TO Massachu-
sets, Astoria to Omaha, Cambridge 10 Con-
gress.
The question has been seriously con-
sidered here as 10 whether or not the Presi-
dent, with his settled opposition to test
oaths, in which he is strongly supported by
Gea. Sherman and two or three members
of the cabinet, will abide by the decision
of the Attorney General respecting the re-
quirement of that oath from members elect
TO the Legislature in the yet unrecOn-
structed States. Radicals assert that the
decision of The Attorney General will be
fnal, no matter what the result may be.
The House Committee of Ways and
Means, Just returned from California, will
resssemble in Boston on the Goth of Octo.
Der next. Before separating at Omaha
subcommittee were appointed on various
branches of the tariff and one on the
warehouse system, in time to report at the
commencement of the December session.
They speak highly of the efficiency of the
revenue service on the Pacific coast under
the present administration.
Great interest has been manifested
throughout the day to ascertain the re-
suits Of the cabinet meeting, but nothing
is known except the fact that there was
an unusual amount of routine matter
pertaining to the different departments,
nearly all Of which had accumulated
during the absence Of heads of depart~
mentS
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INHUMAN ATTACK ON A CHILD.
A Drunken Brute Attempts TO Murder
- Little Girl. .r~E

A Drunken Brute Attempts TO Murder
- Little Girl. .r-F "a
From the Indian apolis Journal. August 6.
A widow lady named Mary Calm, who
works at the Bates House, has been
boarding her little girl with the family of
Murt. Mcconnell, at 300 South Delaware
street During the absence OF McCon-
nell's wife in the country, night before
last, he returned home about midnight
in drunken fit, and finding nothing else
to demolish, attempted to kill the child,
which was asleep in the house. After
beating it for long time, the tiend COM
menced biting its feet, nearly biting the
large toe off its left foot He then caught
it up and threw it through back VIII.
dow, breaking out the glass and sash.
The child fell in narrow passage way,
which is paved with rough cObble
stones, and while it lay there unable to
rise, he went out and jumped upon 1t
when its loud cries brought out the
neighbors, who attempted to take it from
him. The moment the scoundrel saw
them coming he caught it up by the neck
and ran across the back yard, kicking it
at every step. Climbing over a low
fence, he attempted to lay it upon the
railroad track, where it would have been
run over by a train in a few minutes.
The parties who were following took the
child in charge, and sent for physician
who, upon examination, found that its
shoulder blade and collar bone were
broken, besides other injuries which are
very serious, and perhaps fatal.
OConnell made his escape, but was ar.
rested yesterday afternoon, and will have
hearing this morning on the charge O.
assault and battery with intent to kill.
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: FOREIGN.

LIVERPOOL, Aug. 10.-The Liverpool
Chamber of Commerce has resolved TO
send circular letter to chambers Of COM
merce in the United States, complaining
of the practice of putting an unnecessary
amount of covering and iron bands OF
excessive weight on bales Of cotton.
LONDON, Aug 10.-Mr. Gladstone is
again quite i'll. His condition caused
anxiety among his Friends.
There have been some further failures of
firms in the cotton trade at Preston.
Royal assent has been given to bill for
the purchase of telegraph lines by the
government
LISBON, Aug. 10-A French company
has offered TO construct a telegraph line
from Lisbon and Gibraltar to England and
.America, on twenty years concession
without subsidy.
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SPAIN.
Continued Insurrecs,on of Cariists.

Continued InSurrecttOn Of Cari1sts.
MADRID, Aug. GA fresh conspiracy
ha, been discovered in this city. Numer-
Gus arrests we're made including Gen. DE
Armes. Thirty arrests have taken place
at Burgos. The leading men of the Csrlist
bands in Leon have been taken prisoners
and shot
PARIS, Aug. 10-The Patrie says large
bands, composed of officers and soldiers and
members of the clerical party, have assem-
.bled in the Northern district Of Spain, well
armed and organized. Reports say the
great Carlist demonstration has been fixed
for The 18th mat