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The New York herald., 1869-02-25
Musical and Theatrical Notes..


.schooi' is well attended at sclwyn's, in boston.
'Casrc.v
Camilla Urso draws the bow aud the besux in
Syracuse next wednesday night; :, a.. wo,,,,,.
theatre. Tine press Of that cut and thrust town
speak well Of him. His reading Is pronounced
n opisna, n BUSINESS is not ccmmcndaSle We should
think not, although Mr.. Mayo ~ really very good
actor; but ne will do better 70 follow. Tor while a.
least In the footsteps OF Edmund kcan aacrcady
and the elder Booth as for as the business" VI
Shakespeare h concerned.
Fanny stocqucer Is playing IN the Chicago Field
OF the Clotii,r and sings Ua Mari sage very badly
10 the vociferous delight OF the Chicagoans, who
know ali about that sort OF thug.
sspropcrty, colds are much In vogue now With the
Mrs John Nathan, wife Of the famous circus pro-
preLor died In Pbiiadelphia on tho isth Of paralysis
Mr.. Fulton has not been 80 successful IN "Nita or
wonan's Consfancy,n a. IN his previous efforts. The
subject, however "a one Of diiicut nature, bcing
pMI Mis- Ethel Norman, of the Theatre Comiquc, who
~ a stat,iesque blonde on the stage IL ningiCaly
transformed on ne street INTO iangnng pruno,sc.
Dion perverts Horace OF course, w he does every
| thing. to his own purpose.
' Mrs. sveSs Geo. G. Howard envened Worcester last
night wuh "UnCle Toms Cabin"
| English Opera by the Richngs' troupe IL the at
| traction this week In Hartford.
The sangals are doing their aerial gymnastics In
| pink tights for the so0ty Pittsburger9.
i Cincinnati Ii this week gloomy with "After Dark
/ ]. II McDonough sustains the role Of Old Tom.
| .sTumbleronicono--O' RoardoD, sir.named "Tho
Great p)n--is holding forth In concert hail In
i"t,a II Captivating the clcveisndors with her par
7 sonations OF ldttle Nell and the Marchioness.
% ssss s s ass The s SDsp o
for the opera In that city already amounts to $4,000
seven performances are " be given Tor " 20,
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oFNFRAL TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

.... The Hon.. William Brigham, prominent
lawyer Of Boston, died on Friday. b..
Thomas Lynch has been arrested at
Rochester charged with setting fire to his shoe store
. Thomas Sweeney has been arrested at
Bnao for the murder OF his brother John, while boating
in the harDor there.
The Connecticut Legislature adjourned on
Saturday The session WAS shorter than last year, ana
cost the State $4,000 less
Another fight has been arranged between cen
McCoOle aud Allen for t5oo side TO DC Ioueht ~ io
months, within so miles OF Cincinnati
Marshal Packard of New-Orleans has
seized tle books OF Augusta Contour q 70" iOr
tion relative to the recent sugar iFAuus'
An arrival at San Francisco from Alaska
renorts the total loss Of the schooner Cpea on cape
Elizabeth and the sloop Jabcz Howes, on FOX Hlanu
Miss Isidore Pike, q daughter of Gen,
Albert Pike, died at Memphis, Tenn ON THURSDAY Hon
an overdose Of ohloroforIn, :,
The furniture factory of Messrs. Bailey ~
Cox, in Cincinnati, was destroyed py nfo SSsVeiN'''
Lose $4,000; Insured for 5000 In local companies
The petition of William knel, vile
murderer for rehearng Of his before the Court Of
Appeals at Louisville, has been granted: anS hA'''
Vii come up before that Court In septem0er next
pp0,,syoo1ih ~ H. with six cases OF yellow fever
on board Lieut. r. X Duer died on the pAS'As' ir0A
Key West . .Gl moe
Luicd near Rocheser on Friday ON the Central Kali
road lie attempted 70 cross the track ID wagon "n0
he was struck by the locomotive.
I Andrew Boden, drOver, OF Albany, was
Iisd on saturday on the Boston Railroad near hihs
aie He had charge OF soue cattle for Brighton and II
Il supposed, he fell between the cara :. ,
Tho will of the late John Clarke OF
Northampton, Mass gives $1,000 70 various
nsitutiOns 900 10 his relatives $4,000 70 inc EoItn
ampton Public Library. and $4,000 to the clarke ins
tuto for Deaf Mutes IN that town'
The Dominion Rife Association match
l take place at Toronto the 9th VI beptemDer over
~ 600 In money 10 be given In prizes fliteen huhd
30 competitors expected. Tie OoYeTnorSeneIAi
tS1I be present aud open the shooting.
A woman named Louisa Walsh was ar
rested in Albany on Saturday with portions OF le
i1ice statue from 50 Marys Church In her possession
% seaman says she has two children In Brookyni that
i hno husband deserted her, aud che Is destitute
Henry D. Young is under arrest IN Boston ION
chSssSdG piano pocfng tho balance t5 lie is recent
Tor a similar onense'
cant. William Dyer of this city was acct
oi ed at rn OF engaged h0sRs
saer recovered the wreck wreck OF the New
ronsaes, SS5sia struck Capt Dyer Several laborers
were slightly injured
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PANAMA.
MosouKRA's PROBABLE ELECTION.

PANAMA, July 2.-lt is currently reported
here that the elections have gone in favor Of Gen Mos
ouera but that the is suppressed by the local au-
thorlties here The steamer Caribbean arrived at As
pinwall from the same port without bringing any news
whatever The report OF the success OF Gen. Mosquea
rengtbenedby this fact.
Two gentlemen, the one EnRlshman and the other
native obtained charter from the local Government,
very exclusive it's character 70 open BANKING estab
nent with power 20 issue notes 20 the tune OF FOoO
for which they give guarantee beyond their own
IuteRrity and standing in tine community The
charter furthermore gives them pretmptnre claim on
their debtors and places the institution on the same ioot
ing a. the department OF the Government Inc
opposition 10 this schemc IL very strong.
Gen MOsquera Is expected 10 make his early appear
anee on Colombian soil Tho party now Ia power are
using every means prevent MOsqueras election, ana II
elected his landing Will be disputed.
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PERU.
UNITED STATES INTEREsTs-CLAIMs CONVENTION
.. .. '. WITH PERU. ...

LIMA, June 22.-The contract to build the
Lima and Plsco Railroad has been finally awarded
Don Andres Alvarez Calderon his proposal being consd
cred the most advantageous to the Government The
cost Of the road is estimated at s5OOOOO, Of which
amount the Government advance 81 100000 OF the
served bonds OF the loan OF 1906 and guarantee SIX per
cent annum upon the capital invested until the ROAD
produces per cent for two consecutive years Mr.
Caderon will shortly leave for Europe 70 make his hnal
arrangements for the Immediate prosecution Of the work
The American ship Granite State with cargo OF ham,
has put back IN distress making ten inches or water per
hour She will probably have TO discharge the whole OF
her cargo before she will be allowed TO proceed upon her
voyage.
The waste lands IN the valley OF Chimbote have been
ceded Mr. Lopez agent OF Hope Life Assurance Com
paDy, of New York Mr. Lopez proposes to form joint
by means artesan wells The concession Is very i'm
portan one and should the company succeed in getting
water they will be possessed Of the most valuable tract
Of land in Peru but all depends upon water.
The public Press OF Lima and CalaO have, during the
past week. commented rather severely upon the appoint
OF Col FaTand ms United States Consul 10 the port OF
CalaO Col FarTand is debtor TO the Peruvian Govern
nent the 000 for the nOnulment OF con-
tract some three years ago The Colonel Sezss
hold of revolution his for not being able 10
the funds carry out his contract Wlh ana cb5
damages in the amount Of $4,000 and IN the position OF
Consul he will be able to make matters rather disagree
able here But stated in my last do NOT DeleVe
that the Peruvian Government will give HIM his exequL
tur, and at the present moment OF wrllnE nay uee
shown a petition the Peruvian Minister OF fOrelgn
Relations extensively signed, requesting nm 10 refuse
the exequatur Farrand's commission Attachments
also taken out against MIN Dy one OF par
ties Lima who sufferers in purse by the COOheIs
previous The resident Americans here are an
Indignant at selection made by President Grant Tor
TO prevent future difficulty that will most certainly
follow should FarTand be confirmed as Consul ~,
The Convention made last December between the Uni
ted states Minister Gen. HOyey and Don Antonio Ban
anecke Minister OF Foreign Relations for the settlement
OF all outstanding claims OF the citizens OF b0th countries
has inst been ratified aud exchanged and VIII DC lo
warded TO Washing tOn by the present steamer
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THE 1MpRJgONED FENIANs.

Meetings were held on June ~, at CORK, LIN
o-icE Ennis MullnRaF, Drogheda, aud other places ~
s,nport OF notion for the release OF al the poDtcai
prisonere Resolutions were passed 20 tne eios s es
M bad no faith in the sOcaled messages OF pehco
bHe the prisoners were not released Az Cork, 1900
eso,s ere present The trades marched IN processos
ResGed hv three bands. Mr. Heay, publican, presdea,
Mr. Msrrnan Of London supported the resolution e
@ Enosb peope desired the release OF the prlsOheIs
sai H obsr@ad M Bruce with misrepresentation MT
suyan another publican said 4 the o 1 40
80 rant release now, they would De Obliged 70 ao 80
& tbe opporunity came. Az the meeting W 90
the release OF tho prisoners held ON the night Oh 20
Nj R1tt o. o. said the motto OF true iIshmen shouin
be- Bde your time; put your trust III ood' anu
INC the prisoners any profession Of Cancellation was use
less Mr. Williams OF Dungaryan tala lno m ~ TIC
EpSsh Government and If 1t vas refused let the DioIo
be on their own heads Lie did not advocate ieSo' ~
INC sword: that doctrine was out OF tlme
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THE STATE OF FIrPnpF

Under the title of DEurope Mal1de the fol.
lowing article has appeared at Paris from the pen Of
Emile de Girardin:
Fifteen years ago the Emperor Nicholas in conve,ss
ton one evening with the British En baRsador Ird g
noni used phrase in reference 10 the Turkish Govern
H ny when mas sinee been much used aud abused.
II u were possible for the father Of Alexander III
10 come anloEg Us be would no doubt be- astonIshed
10 discover that the moEibund of 1854 Ia not
ne fapcs ed tu,siDs gong Es On tayorably But If
HsehI parts Of Europe be would be fghtened al the
iIVfSu symptoms which appear ali the a0ns aud In
be more than the Ottoman empre-he would be the en-
the ys pgss sfsTSe out Of the Internal crisis Of
a. france throws her eyes around her she sees
nSteing on an Edes but uDeasness, perturbapons,
Ronueai and social troubles-these are no other
than the street disturbances or mental
inqaetndes Italy has gwen her parody Of recent
snenes with fidelity Of imitation truly remarkable
Tue streets OF Milan have presented for many days to-
lheI ne aspect OF the boulevard 90 Bellevle Turn,
NAPLES erRa0, and Reggie have also had their eRties
~ miniature, with the same programme the same de-
ais ana the SAME eatastrOphes tranquility Is Teestab
the 1rs nat, but the s 2Sdi"s a nora
20 cause OF serious alarm the situation, moral and po
ca above ALL the LanciAl are OF gravest
character At Genoa IN Paris the journals are seized
ana The Journalists arrested One day II is the DOUee
The morrow the turn Of the 0toren1 Haltana In
tnSb =. ,s,. Ihs press IL u RON this a a
Evil comes IN R 1sat aey sem majority s oi
thirty three votes at tie second reading Of te Irish bill,
cessation y, ne 1sat al va
iaet The hostile amendments viii give q new OCCASION
e war VIII tsGoi ehce another form 1be pnal result
not doubtful but with the madness Of those whom
jupiter WOuld destroy the House OF Lords makes one
more step towards It's downfall the SICK mai" in Eng
land IA the Parliament
Austria Is also sick her Parliament WORKS badly; the
~ DleL mas also her ifreeOnemDles Austria
$50 suffers from the travail ma which Germany II en-
kased and which the KING Of Prussia, with his banquet
ana speeches, hastens 10 completion aud achieves the
nOk VI unity No less labOrOus Do the constitutions
travail OF spain. There also are cnetes, cOnsplracie
sho aies aud even Gen. Prim has declared In his lac
eecA ASt theY VIII be seYeTei II necessary 70 suppress
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I'm Pacific los5 526 s2S49s s2s,l5oi52 s52sS o
St' Psciae $50 IA S53l1 24,3s5l20 TO632 %s7So24o
tn the Central received 1850 more per mile.
., a,o ooo oo more for its entire 800 miles, than did
h Irn,on for the same len 9Th of track. And though
tba heavy work In the Sierras gave it many more
ions Of cubic feet Of gravel and sand and rock 10
move ;ts advantages in cheap labor and close man
ooomous so nearly counterbalanced this, that us
road mile for mile when accepted by the Govern
ment Commissioners, had cost little, If any hloro
than the Union Pacific. ,
Nor Is this all. The Central obtained further do
nations of 100000 from San Francisco s0OooOo rom
California 80 acres Of land valued at $OO,ooV III 'ho
heart of Sacramento, and heavy subscIip.ions HUN
several interior counties, all in gold Nooouy e'ei
received such munifcent gifts except 'o9 Sou"s
,,o,,ohord Aladdin and Edmund Dantes the Count Oh
Monte Christie. 1850 -;ob a. tho
-. thoueh Stanford, Huntington, and Hopkins
go IN easy circumstances. Now. one who has re-
,noyed 70 New-York owns magnificent uptown
residence and his private stables are hkea
a,vollno Another who remains IN Sacramento Illus
trotes admirably what the road has done for them
Iron one corner of his large lot is frame cottage
storv and half high, which probably cost sIHOV-
tasteful cosy little home covered Win uees' VINES
and flowers but very humble In ltS pre1ehsionS'
There the owner had lived for years when the COM
Iot he has nearly completed new residence when
looks like the greatest marble fertilization on fitn
ave Il might be mistaken for an opera house. OF
coliseum for Peace Jubilee. 1t is l$ feet long anu
thouOb frame building will cost nearly slVo,uOo III
nold II fairly challenges the passer-by. LOOK
upon this picture, and on tbisE i 30
One who thinks he knows assures me that tne SiA
owners of the Central have divided sSO'OOV'Uo IN
profits upon construction This Is an ~.
available at any moment. the law authorizes their
issne their surplus ON construction may be moder-
ateIy estimated at $lS,OCOOOO. In addition 70 TINS
stupendous accumulation, they own inc l.nS ~ .;
which possesses considerable value, and nearly al %
the stock of the Company, amounting to sioVUSOOV
or All 10000 already subscribed and suscepslO'T
Increase. Under the law, TO 100000 tne Inv
becomes remunerative il will make them ''A v
richest men Oh the continent. ,bo orter.
Melody objects to this They went INTO INC .,ntea
rise when few people believed in it. They s'ahSo
their every dollar upon it, before they S0uAu i''S''
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CENTRAL AMERICA.
WAR AND RAnRoADs-rHE LATE ERUPTION.

WAR AND RAILRoADs-THE LATE ERUPTION
PANAMA, July 2.-The troubles in Guatemala
seem the present 10 be at an END me OVea oaaene
md again been driven back oyerthe frontiers OF Chapa
In is not certain. however that Cruz VIII dessI IRON ns
desIns on te peace OF the country As long he re-
mains AZ large government will have cause iOr appre
hensjon The eochineal crop will he very ABUNDANT.
Tbe Government of Salvador has appointed scientific
commission inquire into the causes OF the ate "TRIP
to1, an the volcano IzacO. The Government OF Near
aqua has refused TO enter into negotiations with the
Nicaragua Transit Company for tho reopeng OF me iran
if The Costa Rica Railroad contract s published IN The
Ge Gdzee Of Costa RIoa. Its capital Is sOOO0OO ID
shares of 500 each. Peace has been restored.
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coIoRED EDUCATIONAL CONVENTION

Io,IsyILLE, July 11.-An Educational SSI n
,op Of the colored people OF KENTUCKY VIII DO Io Ia
s 1ie on the l4th aud 10Th insts Inc ,nant
I III sommttee of about forty OF the promobS
d men OF this city under whose auspices ~ Wi, ~
number Of prominent men, VINO arc s ~ ne
neu. se have been invited, and have pr0nseu ~ T,eS
sne Among the speakers announces LILA Presi.
perea College; Hon. Sam. Mckee; hey J St of
dent " 81 Donn Patt; Peter Clark supe aen y
Zee OoL ,"is Cinoinnati; Gen. s. s. Fry; Cen non -
nnDhp ISnnerntendent OF Education, STATE OF heh'"'
hunhio, nhper of other distinguished gentlemen
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THE NATIONAL CAMP MEETING.

RorNp LAKE, July 11.-Bishop simpson
this morning one OF the largest &
rhied 10 listen a sermon. Az least eOV poo
~, sro nrcsent while the ground there were
70 COO to rs coo more who were unable 70 gain usI1
!zy W. srSi DurinR the day there were as variousy
W from as 600 70 people present. Twehtyno
are represented Several female PreaGhes 20 6s
,es here No trains either way stopped mere to
Therefore the unemployed roughs OF Ir0y pna
nnbc, are debarred the pleasure OF annoying 'no
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CHILL.
ELECTION EXTRAORDINARY.

VALPARAISO, June 2.-News has been re-
ceyed here Of the loss by fire. of the celebrated clipper
ship Blue Jacket, OF the Falkland Islands boats
crew was picked up and carried Port stanly under
circumstances winch lead TO suspicion Of foul play.
shock OF au earthquake felt on the goth instant.
singular election has just taken place In Santiago
The OF the PenitentaTy having deemed
necessary that that establishment should have Patron
Saint election held and resulted in the choice of
Nuestra Sonora del Carmen, by S6l votes over ali tho
other Saints after which she was duly declared elected
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FRANCO.
TIE MINISTRY Observation-Disclosures OF THE
MPRROR-REFORMs UNDER WAY.
PARIS Saturday July TO- 1862

THE MINIS TRY MISUNDERSTANDING, OF THE
EMP EROR-REFORMs UNDER WAY.
PARIS Saturday, July TO- 1862
Yesterday the Ministers placed their portfolios in
the hands of the Emperor. His Majesty on receiv-
ing them said There are some of the deputies,
gentlemen, who are pushing you very hard, but are
YOU sure the country is with youf am ready to
sacrifice personal legislative power; but there is
uuestion of dignity which win not yield to any pres
sure The ConstiatOnReI of this evening says that
tbe counselors of the Crown are discussing the
nueston as to whether it is advisable to reply to the
INTERPOLATION and thereby divulge the programme
of the Government. The Patrie newspaper of to-day
saws that recent negotiations between the Govern
ment and the Corps Legislatif have resulted IN an
understanding that the former viii realize the pro-
iected reforms
MEETING OF MINIsTERs-THE EMPERoRs CON
CESsIONs.
PARIS, July IL, 1859.
meeting of the Ministers in Priyy Council was
held TODAY in order to discuss the Emperors mes
sage to the National Assembly, which organizes on
Monday. when the Left Center will present Its reso
Iutiops NJ. Rouher will read the Emperors mes
sage which comedies the demands Of the Lett Center
in regard to the autonomy Of the Assembly. Asyet
no change has been effected in the Ministry
THE IMPERIAL PROGRAMME OF CONCESSIONS.
The Council of Ministers and the Priyy Council
have held frequent meetings, at inc 5umHIOho VI lO
Fmneror To deliberate upon the Interpretation for
political reform now pending in the Corps Leglsla-
hf. 1t is said that the following programme has
been agreed upon, with the concurrence OF the En-
peror: The Senate VIII be Immediately conyoked
when Parliamentary changes of a liberal character
will be proposed by the Government These reforms
win probably include the extension of the night and
facilities Of interpolation and the creation OF re-
Iponsible ministry, the Emperor choosing ministers
from the Corps Legislatif with the view of arriving
at the particular responsibility of each member OIL
bis Cabinet.
THE ENGLISH PRESS on THE FRENCH SITUATION.
LONDON Saturday, July 10, 1869.
The Times this morning has an editorial article on
he state of affairs in France. The writer says that
If the Corps Legsatlf is firm it viii gain the powers
which have been demanded by the large minority,
and which the majority also desire The old things
passing away and another political dispeDsation
is at hand The desertion of the monarchy by NJ.
Mackau viii show how deep is the general conyic-
ton that personal government is q lost cause
THE CABLE NEAR NEWFOUNDLAND.
BREsr, July II, 1909.
dispatch from board the Great Eastern reports
that up to Saturday noon she had run 2,023 knots
from Brest and paid out 22S7 knots Of cable. She
had arrived of the "Taip Of Newfoundland on
Friday.
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prpcI.Apy AT LONG BRANCH.

LONG BRANCH, July 1O.-Early this morning
hurlars entered the store Of Guide Conoyer and blew
omen the safe but finding only $40 were not satisfied ana
proceeded 10 tho forced the doors and blew
nen the safe door there and distracted the ocy DOA Oh
tie long Branch Insurance Company. The box was
found ths morning red Of st00 but me papers OF lho
Cnmnanv were len IN the box. The thieves IN their
haste m $500 worth Of postage stamps behind them lhe
detectiyes have arrested the parties.
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THE NEW DOMINION.
RAILWAY sTATIsTIcs-A NEW PEER

MONTREAL, July s.-The Intercolonial hal ~.
way Commissioners are considering scheme ior WIG
settlement OF lands along the liue Of route. BONO
or 1000 men are intended for location on lois Oh
The statement that Cir George Etrenne CarteI ,hs
Minister Of Militia, IL 10 DO appointed tte te OF
Baron Cartier Of YcIeheres has not been conuaui'N
by any ~ the papers - ,,,,, for the
The trafhc returns Of tho Grand trunk rnin gtowng
current year are estimated at 9l6yOOOO inc aoIns
comparative statement OF traffic for the week onuN's
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BOLIVIA.
END OF THE DICTATORSHIP.


LA PAZ, May 25.-The Dictatorship has ended.
Cen Melgarigo has Just issued decree restoring the
Constitution and elections have been ordered for Con-
gressmen and Senators The people have received this
return OF their constitutional rights with enthusiasm
and the different political parties actively engaged In
bringing forward their candidates. Tho whole OF the
army stationed In La Paz actively engaged In cutting
through the lower range Of the Andes that divide inc la
Paz from the Valley Of POtOpOtO.
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MEXICO.
PERSONAL NEws-THE INDIANs-THE ERURTI on
At COLIMA. l

HAVANA, July 10.-Adyices from Mexico to
the sd inst, have been received here On Thursday,
July l. the Cabinet Minister OF President Juarez enter
tanned Cen ROsecrans a breakfast On the 25th inst.
Minister Marisca and Commissioner Palacios will SAIL for
the United STATES .. ..
Intelligence from sisal reports that on the 9Th ut
force of 5000 Indians made raid within fifteen leagues
of Merida. tho capital Of Yucatan, f
The volcano Of COlima is in high state Of eruption,
thrOwingup huge of fire and ashes. and lava is
flowing abundanty from 10. The inhabitants OF the vii
lagos and towns within its range have fed from their
houses 10 the fields beyond, ana IN deplOrably des
tltutc condition. 40 .-.rr.."
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rur sorrnERN CENTRAL RAILROAD.

OwEGo, N. Y, July 1O.-The first spike OF
the Southern Central Railroad. connecting o"ego WIN
Auburn was driven to-day with imposing ceremonies
The spike sOld silver driven INTO posheu odk
tie nv the President OF the road, w L. Jones, esq
Stretches we're made by the Hon. o. Hancock, John a.
Tnylor and W. j. Curtis. An Immense cOncOuso VI
people were present The work OF laying the rams from
oweRo 10 Auburn will be pushed forward Vigorously
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rHE vICRROY Oh EGYPT.

II is stated by the austrian Correspondents
Of June &C. that the yceroy OF Egypt IN in
fs oenf articles against him which nave AppeIeu a
Srnrksh neWEpaper has addressed lettcf W , wy
Sultan in which he describes az malicious Pc and
the reports OF his desire 10 separate from th1
sxnrcsSes the hope that lie may soon be aoe 70 H''
nrnnfa ln nerAnn Oh his hdellty. - =