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DIED.

BERRT-lu Brookya Friday Aug 10 Capt w@ Bsrry ia as
The ssd. the my are invited to attend ussy
the I'M inst at o'clock from hsias residences Ne l'sS F'
toasve. ClAssOn ave
BISsETTIn Bridgeport Coma on Saturday Aag A. % lang vsr
MARY r. o9y child u Robert D. and Eh'. B'''e' aged years
The Trend. Of the fTiy respectfully nyd 70 .stsaa
O'clock
BRADBRooKO' sunday AuE IS Ga'a'u' o. Bris'oOi ia As
Notice q iaOsrsi IA Tuesday, paper
Saturday Aag Csharne, Wiou % JSa
COvPerihs 'iis ia the 18th year q her age -,
TIE s sSs OF RI str Ms wysSi No. a Dess
BToosivn this Monday afternoon. at O'Clock.
Cincinnati papers please copy.
DUSCAE-At Isiou the Hudson sauriaJ the Gs a,.
.aoT q Jon Duncan 70 .a' @ vsa. ~, =, W.
. s s 1 oSS1 n m.dSP E, .''' '
FRRRs-on Friday, Aug u, James Ferris in the 7"h J'.'
T. . s"a, q So1 S r. ws a n"s%s
:: x: S s, FS Of b. & o1 rs.s
TR9THSaH4M. fSS ?. r FRI AZ oi5D ,s
Funeral wHshnstOn Heights. GA Tuesday at "a
O'Clock
'kELRY-At cora-. or.rss Co n T. Saturday Aug a. earn.
dAusb.sr Of william and MARI l. Kelley 'sei moths 'AA
II dayL
LEE-t Bosn LAX. George rhgr.i.y A9f y Of soos'i'.
the brain william Henry Lee Youngest child OF S'spasa sAa
The remains we're inferred ia Greenwood
McDoHALD-On Sunday Aug Is Cahsns Amss daughter Ss
The fuas place Bsifooi, ws'tehs'r Co. % Ta'ss,
afternoon. Aug II, at 3OelOcE
PoRTRR-At Monr EwJeey Sunday morning Aug IS Rolaai
infant aud ANNE C. Porter aged month. and tsa
family Invited 10 attend the funeral from the r.se
deuee parents MOnScsr Monday Afternoon at oeoe
ROMER-0n Friday the 18Th u EIa wife Henry ROAsr 10 As
66h year Of Der
TIE funeral place The 81 Church at Pesssi's %
Monday the 10th inst At o'clock
sHRPARD-on FRIDAY Aug 10 cholera insnu rSrenes Vant
blt ony child Of Elliott and hhggeV shepard aged @s''~s
and days
Funeral services will take place No S9 Fhb on hoafr inss.
noon nIt o'clock Relatives snd tnena' o.
are invited TO attend.
sPRoULL-on SATURDAY Aug t. Rnne DeIsOn Sp''a ''aEaSs
the jeremiah aud Sarah D. SprOulL -, 49,. -.
sprou are respectfully invited to attend tbe ale,s % '' Is
denoe Of her brothernAw HeeU Terhune n" wv "e' ''N
unthst. Monday At 2 o'clock p m
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INTERESTING DISCOVERY NEAR BURLINGTON

One Of that class of discoveries through the
agency Of which biologists have pretty generally dis
PEELED Illusion long cherished OF that the earth
was constructed upon hOmocentrc system-thAt 1t
was created primarily for the comfort and convenience
OF the human tribe Just been made upon the grounds
OF the VncentOwn Mari Company located about IL miles
In a direction souheastery from Burlington CITY, n j..
Some workmen, while digging the foundation for pro-
jected building, came over q number OF fossils.
the remains apparently or some or the huge
mOnstroses which inhabited this planet &C the opening
men OF science to be those OF mastodon large nsh
and a mammalia OF Of monsters which were most
numerous about the period at which the earth began
20 get t for the habtatOn OF man. Among these were
found grinder tooth fourteen inches In circumference,
inches breadth and Notwithstanding the loss OF
weight which its age and surroundings must have
effected IL two pounds In weight IL is In possession
OF Mr. g. Cook the superintendent OF the work OF the
Mari Company It white when nrst taken from the
earth but hours exposure TO the air made IL Dack
bone eight feet in length and as many inches In diam
eter was also taken out Exposure to the ar made TINS
so brittle that it broke when handled MT.
inches lonR and O number OF other ouriosltles'
Az soon as these discoveries became noised about
the grounds visited by number OF scientific gen
temen These found number OF geological gems Prot
Marsh took from the ground, among other things the
rib OF a whale and the snOnt OF a swOrdnsn. froi.
Thomas also visited the grounds and declared them rcn
In geological deposits IL Is understood that ire search
FOR interesting relics will be continued until enough
sha have been gathered to complete the skeletons OF
which pieces have found. The search cannot pro
coed without further interesting discoveries being made
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THE FENIAS yUND-A CARD FROM MR. BARR

To the EdftOr Of The Tribune.
SIR In answer to the article in your issue Of
this day touching the Fenian fund.- wish 10 state that
you have been misnformed. have received nothing
from that fund. was directed by his Honor Judge
McCunn when he appointed me Receiver to deposit the
whole the Irish Savings Bank TO abide the final do
csOn Of the Court have deposited the same pursuants
the order will state further that the only paid out
OF the funds in my hands o. 900, granted TO Mr.
OMahOny individually, cover mis- alleged dfsburss
ments and 500 by Of counsel TO Mr PAGE the
counsel for 0MahOny. Other applications were made 70
Judge McCunn for counsel fees and disbursements W
other litigants and he perempt0rily refused
New FORK. Aug. H. 1859. THOs. J. BARR. Receiver.
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MAYpAuM. THE pEFAULTER.

On Saturday Detective Fischer of the Newark
Police returned from trip to Montreal Canada where
he succeeded In finding Moses Maybaum, the man who
absconded from Newark last week after e. is alleged
baum had already entered business in hs place OF
residence and selected for apartner Max Boehm the
innkdealer who was implicated in the great Boston
glove robbery and who also escaped from Newark
where the gloves traced by the firm who lost them
THE detective could not effect the OF Maybauin IN
the Provinces and tired many subterfuges to induce MN
m cross the border but without and was foced
10 return without having secured him any part Oh the
money Maybaum denies any intention 70 defraud say
ing that he will ultimately pay up.
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MARINE DISASTER.

The bark Quindaro, (Of PictOu), Capt. Nor
ton hence for africa and Iloo, March 81 when of the
river Platte experienced succession Of heavy gales from
northwest to southwest which lasted Is days June
n latitude A. SOUTH longitude ST. during heavy north
west gale was boarded by sea, which stove buwarks,
carried away stancheons water casks, &c, and spit
pank shear about 80 feet causing the vessel TO leak
badly Finding the mainmast also defective, was obliged
TO put back this port for repairs has had since gh
winds and Gains. July Z, latitude 6, south. longitude
"a s6 spoke brig Besse IN. g., from Buenos Ayres for
st. Thomas; same time passed a white painted bark,
bound south with letters p r. in foretopsa and No "a
in main Aug g. latitude 2s9l longitude 81 II. saw brig
Morning Light Of New Haven. steering north west
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-16
THE NEWARK, BLOOMFIELD. AND MoNTCLAlR
HORSE CAR RAILROAD.

To the EDITOR OF The ,Trtbune' .
SIR: In your paper of to-day, Justice
MAKES an appeal behalf Of Mr. Randall the contractor
of the Newark. Bloomfield, and Montclair Horse Car
Railroad. Let "Jusnce be done" TO Mr. Randall mo
the heavens Tor the horse cars fall Truly THIS newark
gether queer institution from its very EXTENDED name
10 It's exceedingly short turnout OF nhe h.
in the city OF Newark the general was tnat no
engineer had been employed, and now tnat We iSa,n
from Justce that one was engaged, we are gau 10
know that first Impressions were 80 very heay COT
reef An engineer who woud build ROAD with such
as there ara on that road ought 70 have at least
two bugges ride and how Mr Randall can IninS
"a that he should expect cars TO remain on
such track when turning such contracted curves sell
interest as regards the pulling and rolling STOCK OF TINS
road calls for extensive alterations 10 say hothhR OF
humanity 90 those who wish to be patrons OF the road
but WaQ 01ec. " the 9II1Ds anu PouuuDS eSuSe1 W
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EXCLUSION REGATTA.
ROWING.

Robert Peach, the Battery oarsman, has
challenged John Blue him ten-mle race from
the Battery around Robbnss Reef and return. year
ago these parties rOwed the for purse
OF $780, Blue winning with great and in very good
time.
REGATTA OF THE COLUMBIA BOAT CLUB.
The annual regatta of the Columbia Boat
Club VIII be held Wednesday the course OF the
Hudson River Rowing Association.
REGATTA AT GOWANUS BAY.
On Thursday regatta, open to all yachts,
will come of at Shot Branch, Gowanus Bay. Mr. Frank
Bates has offered prize splendid silver vase val
ued at $50 Tho start will take place from Delapaine
Point, at p. IN.
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OBITUARY.
ApoLpHE MEL, MARSHAL OF FRANCE.
highest vote

ADOLPHE MEL, MARSHAL OF FRANCE.
In the death of Marshal Mel, which a cable
telegram has announced France Of her most
experienced soldiers. He was born at Muret Haute.
Garonne in 1902 the age Of 81 entered the Ecoe
d. Application OF Metz He became lieutenant In ls27
and entered on O military during which he has
shared In nearly all the important military movements OF
the French army and has in HIS lifetime five sOver
eigns upon the throne OF France. During the Algerian
war he guished himself at the capture OF COnstan
OCCASION aI9 ION In The expedition to Rome in
I9 he acted as Chief Of the staff OF Engineers and rem
dered such valuable services that he was appointed
General Of Brigade and sent mission 10 Gaeta 70
carry the keys Of the city 20 the Pope The Russian war
next offered opportunity for the employment OF MS
abilities in military engineering operations He com
10 the Crimea and reported upon the c0ndton
the army and the state OF the siege OF SebaOpO and
rected the Hege. Soon after the maj assault assault
he received the insignia OF the Grand
Gross Of the Legion OF Honor. ana
work entitled the Siege Of SebastOpOl" He received
the command Of the Fourth Corps OF the Army OF the
Alps ut the Of the italian war, and after
the victory Of SolfernO In which the artillery played 80
important part he appointed Marshal OF France
In 1867 Marshal Mel was appointed Minister OF war ana
retained that position during the ate ehange IN tne
Cabinet. His administration OF military affairs was
characterized by vlgOP and ability. In snort time he
succeeded In removing the disadvantages under whch
the French army AbOred and rendered 10 equal II not
superior TO any force IN Europe In point Of
arms and organization. In the Senate no
ably and consistently sustained the policy OF the EN-
peror and although openly opposed TO Prssan ascen-
dancy in European politics, ne yielded TO the Emperors
decision against war One OF his latest measures as MIN
ster OF War the intmaOn OF his desire that no non
commissioned officer should be promoted 10 tho RANK OF
officer after the age OF 49, This regulation was Intended
TO secure greater efficiency In the army as was Dabeu
on the opinion that the must be rare IN wmch
without having been marked rs 1T for commission
would make An efficient ofhcer'
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SUICIDE OF A FENIAN LEADER.

Tt1, % NaEIUi IUCrrcI"O' VIZ
Fenian movement, committed suicide ct a. IN yeSter-
da t throwing himself from second story window OF
his parents' residence, No. 80 Madisonst During the
early mart OF the Gen. Maggie was captain IN the
FlR6tyeghth Regiment which formed part OF tbe lIeh
RTlRade In 1858 became interested In the tenlhh
cause and II is supposed that disappointment ana rou
He was lately appointed clerk IN the Tax
ers' ONCE An inquest will be held today Dy IoIo.eI
El,znn warren and Costello have Issued call 10 the
Presidents OF Irish Societies 10 meet az sweeney Oei
his evening 20 arrange the funeral Of General Magic
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being on the track from one 70 four times durinG ever
ride. as has been my hard experience Tho timetable
Issued BY the company Is marvel Of ingenuity, saA
while he In that buggy for no two cars are accord
ing this timetable 70 DO at the turnout" az tbs Sans
time while they all required to meet at the hours and
hafhours at the Sec0ndave where there ID but snge
track and no turnout Why is tbis thua" Mr. Enea-
neer. Mr.. Randall An answer will oblga almost a.
much would better wheels ana track that win keey
the on 10 for portion Of the trip, at least a. X
Newark, N. j., Aug. ia
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Rnr9pAY OF NAPOLEON FIRST.

number of French residents celebrated the
birthday OF the old Napoleon yesterday at Cures resAu
rant No 76l Broadway More properly speaking IL was
dinner TO Mr. G. Torrilhon by his friends OF ts CIV
the Frst Consul and who followed him IN many ea S
naigns A magnificent bouquet presented 70 Mr,
Tor1iIhon by me elmonicos. The banquet lasted sL
hours and during progress songs and speeches.
nm the time 10 the evident satisfaction OF all parties
interested In response TO the toast ''Washngt0h nnu
Iofavette very graceful speech made 10y MY IoI
rhOn which was enthusiastically receiNeu W 'n' NV'
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WHISKY SEIZURES IN PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 15.-During the past
week revenue officers seized the dstllery of Samuel
MOuntjoy with 1900 gallons Of whisky For reason tho
seizure kept quiet for several days. II alleged
that there quarrel in regard TO tho affair between tho
Government detectives and local officers. Mounuoy 10
said TO DO at the head Of whisky frauds here and 70 have
by cOnnivance with the Government StOrekeeper paid
only tax on every second barrel Of whisky manufao-
tured by him The Storekeeper has fed to parts un.
known The Government officials announce their deter
miuatiOn to push the prosecution in this Gaze.
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OUTDOOR SPORTS.
YACHTING.

YACHTING.
THE NETWORK YACHT CLUB CRUISE.
NEW BEDFORD, Aug. 14-The fleet left New
port yesterday morning in fine style and win good
breeze, the Eva leading, followed by tne rnantom'
Palmer, Anna, ELAINE, Coming, Calypso, Fleur oe LIS,
Josephine and sloOp Drift The morning was Deauuiul
and the yachts sailed out in body Win thelr I'M
mense white sails filed and the sun shining upon 'hein
they presented splendid appearance. Aiier Re'uns
outside the harbOr they took good wind from ' oth
east which sent them rapidly along on their course Up
pOse the residence OF Mahon Sands, which Is situated
near the shore and AZ house the yachneh were
entertained Thursday evening, each yacht nleu gun
and dipped its coors TO the ladies' OF the nd @
tinued good and soon brought them OppOsic Ciaih
Rock without materially changing their posili0.s' AT
ing in the following order: Sloop Elaine, 2oI
o'clock; schooner Phantom Palmer ana E sShoo an
Calypso $40; FleurdeLs 345 slOOp DRIFT, 5oO; ana
schooner Josephine 4lO Their arrival was entirely I'M
expected by the inhabitants or authorities here no notice
of their intended visit having been forwarded M ~
as Re aT was ana maze 6 k ihe ntboes which was
duly responded to. In the evening there was nue. us
play OF fireworks in the town, and also on most vi t
yachts Their reception here has been most eofuisi
The yacht Ider unable 20 leave Newport with tne
fleet but left there this morning at o'clock, reaching
here at g. she was olned by the Magic which left New
port yesterday afternoon, but on account OF the Wu
dying away last evening, she was obliged TO- ancnor
The yacht Josephine went Holiness Hole TINS
morning, where the sOop Madeline, and one or two
Others awaiting the arrival Of the fleet which VIII
Join them this afternoon. Commodore Stebbns expects
that there will be about fifteen yachts there when IS as
large feet as he has ever succeeded in bringing so lar
East There may be a regatta there, although no al
rangements have been made for one, as yet.
EXCURSION REGATTA.
The Brooklyn Yacht Club will give an excur-
regatta the 2s insts 70 be sailed In two classes
for pennant the gift OF the Commodore. The course IS
from the Clubhouse foot OF Courst. Brooklyn TO ana
around Buoy No O. thence to sakeboat of Bath Hotel
The first boat arriving at that point OF each class 70
take the prize. The squadron will then anchor wen the
members will so ashore and participate in camoaKe'
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HAVANA Aug IThe following h closing repor.
ending yesterday Sag-BrPors The seek % HavsHa sai hat.a-
xaTehouse At Havsna and h,tants
bids The market closed fat With declining yes
DS quoted Bd8i reals and hOs - 10 20 ~
si9loi per srrobe Flour s s9esiO Butter arm n9e
Bacon deuing quoted 10 10 Petroleum steady barrels
a. and tins reals Lumber Dat BrssssGsL0g Loado' Ssi4
dsyy debt aJl premium sight 596; Currency
sight az discount sght 81 dseoaut Pgbts-To EOber.
bids ard orders 's IA shippns pors-u
% bsgs and sehoonsrA
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MOTIFS.

The Atlantics and Eagles played on Satur-
day. the former winning by score Of 81 10 q.
The Ancients and Youthfuls played a muf-
fuls, %; Ancients, 81.
The Arlingtons of this city played the Mont
tors OF sngsng Thursday. AT the latter place. aud
beat them by score OF 80 10 al.
The HarmOnics of Brooklyn and the Quick
steps OF Staten Island played at Brighton on Saturday,
the HarmOnics winning Score, 80 TO 49,
The keystone Jr Club desire to receive chal-
lenges from Junior clubs i'm NewYOrk Brooklyn, any
OF their suburbs to play for the Junior Championship
The Eckford Baseball Club of Brooklyn
arrived at Cincinnati on Saturday, and played game
with the Buckeyes OF that city Ia the afternoon The
game was poorly played The was-EckfOrds, 81;
Buckeyes l6 The Eckfords will play the Red stockings
to-day.
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ArrEMPrED ASSASSINATION.

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Aug. 15.-0n Saturday night
attempt made to assassinate Thomas j. Bryce
old resident OF this city aged IS years. at his residence
Mr. Bryce very feeble and lives retired with two
Wants. formerly his slaves. 10 take OF him. Two
wounds inflicted the left side OF the head each
inch long No clue has been obtained " the would be
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BASEBALL.
MUTUAL VS.. STAR.

The return match between these mines was
played at the Union Grounds Brooklyn, Saturday.
and proved very close contested and interesting game
At the close Of the fifth innings the Stars had scored
10 the Mutuals and at the end Of tho sixth the
stood II TO 49, IN favor OF the stars From this point
the fine fielding and splendid batting OF the MutuRls
brought their steadily up and ended the game with
four their favor. The following ls the score
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CRICKET.

The St. George Club OF this city, and the
Mountain Club OF Orange n played their return game
Saturday when the st. George won by score OF 2l TO
r. The play throughout the game rather indifferent
although individuals either side distinguished them
selves by excellent fielding and heavy batting.
The Paterson and the New-YOrk Cricket
Clubs will play a match game at the race-course on
IhnrsnaY
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low wATER IN THE scHUYLKuL.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. Blowing to the long
continued dry weather the schuykl River has dwndled
to small stream and great scarcity OF water in
the city Over 200 canal boats stuck in the mud BET
tween here and N0rrisown. 1t Is feared II the dry sped
continues the supply OF water In tile city will fail en-
treiy.
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toned 20 the whereabouts OF tho wife, and bis story
was of q very contradictory character An examination
then made, under the instructions OF Coroner War
rem Chessers boarding house. which resulted in the
accused being committed for trial without bail.
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Catharine McArdle died Yesterday while cook.

Catharine McArdle died yesterday while COOKE
ing dinner at No 1O3 ChsrtOn-st.
Bridget Day, age IS, fell off the rocks yes-
terday in SeoOndaye, SXtyninthst and was dan
gerously Injured
Francis Edwards Of No. II Vandewater ST.,
and Patrick Sullivan OF No 60 Cherryst, arrested
Tor having in their possession quantity OF burgars
tools They were committed by Justice Mansfield.
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sutriaI Notices.

Ninth Assembly District linton Republican Associs.
tinnA REGULAR noaiby meeting Of the above ssssu 81 - esa
:, Ib,noa Hall No Abingtoosiusre on mOhDAl htbNlSo
Az rs al eeiOsE isaac CoKEiEr. See GE0 KBfsBR pre
The Great Family Paper,
THE FIRBsIDR C0hPANIOE.
Out TUESDAY. at IL o'clock
cont,ip, the commencement u . aad hrisg sioFT,
REGlSAS MARRIAGE AND WHAT CAAB OF IT.
TEE FIVE GREAT AND POPULAR STORIES.
THE BELLE OF SARATOGA.
THE BLEEDING HEART.
THE LOST SISTERS.
OLD NED BROPHY.
.'' A LONDON STORY.
Together wlth
0JaAass Epse Hattie Hateufs adnabs Hses US Dc
Sketches the IlustrstienA 10 short
TIKI PIREsIDE COMPANION
" W. w. ~ FOR s1LR BY ALL EEwsDBALsRs
Soceie du Cable Transaiianiqus Fraaeaise (Lintsdl
French Transatl1nty1e Cable COMPANY
The W be opened % the pehs or NEE
Ses aud RarOps and a sUsDAi IAN August
The tara 20 be charged on MESSAGE bst-seu Esvroh BOsSa,
intermediate Aoas aud Faase OF treat Britain aa
Ireland viii be seIu Dollars add hn CENT? soa .ss ~or a.a
Gents GOLD for each additional ""fa AZ Sea seah "
GLIDING Eddres Signature being chareec .
Messages the Onee OF NE IompanF Ne nee
m corner Pine Of The FAnkn Telegraph Co Aaa As
~ vb Al. .eulutons adopted veDoa COnvetes
This public The Advantage Of eoaet0g ave-
6ures or I've letters vOrdhang dOues M secret
words received day and night al No II hsssaust
ISM AaSrst 1883 L. @. WATSON. Areat
InyRIidJ Travelling Chairs $50 70 eco for or cat
door having Of the lands prOPel and gee he
sbo, uEads and send asnp
for circular STEPHEN W. SMITH No " whah.s. Ns.t
Paients-svSN Co. %. = Pa5h5sg \ I. Asea" too ~
taaBE AMERICAN and EUROPEAN PAIbStS
Tuent rT
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Ia a "a 90 So slh M 8h 9.b TonL
S st,1,,ii..,....tt : : 3 ! ! y
Umpire Mr Goiiie q Mu,u, Cub Of Mor1ual Scorers
sHrsg aad Taylor Tne Of game hour 8 seconds OCT oa
8; Mutass, ~ Double plays b. FtaJ Al hs
and by sSandel Bgger Aad HstieL
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POLITICAL MovEMENTs IN MISSISSIPPI.

CANTON. Miss, Aug 10.-A mass-meeting OF
Che Radical Republicans assembled in the IN
this city last Saturday The courtroom being too small
70 accommodate the large number who attended, the
meeting adjourned 20 the open all outsde This being
done Justice spelman Chairman Of the County E1ecu-
Give Committee called the meeting 70 order and intro
duoed Cen Henry W. Barry. The General commenced 70
speak but had not proceeded far when he was disturbed
Nv band OF MUSIC which had taken possession Of the
anterior Of the Court House and commenced 10 play for
Gle purpose Of breaking up the meeting THIS band