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IN CHICAGO.
a match game Of base hall will be played thfs
afternoon between the Dexter and Act1Ee climbs Of
this city. The game should be close ono; since
une nllic Ia Actlyc and tho other Dexter.
At EC CAksT0k, ....
The third R1u:c between the baltics Of Chc2g1
and the Gaze!ea of Evanston, wns plnyed ut the
litter place yesterday "wednesday afternoon. and
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EHfItA,

INEHR1k.
naltse. ltse........................ot 5 : u sio! ~
Gpze1ic. 1ic.....,...,........:...1 % - 5-N
UDpttc- Hre aeLtst, Ct the Ath!cte-
AT pKrNOIf.
rE7ke1T, August 1a.-The Eelford Club so.da5
defeated the Dcttult Club easily. IN game Of 20
cxreciaI excellence, by - to II Only
u a1.:al crowd wns present. and there wcrc no
i,1ass E0nnJ Ut mcnklOu.
IN fkw YORK.
SEw YoIx, August 1b-1u tho Dase hail match
this sftcrnoon, the Autu1', OF tails city, defeated
tho Cn!ons, Of MoE7,san!a. IT, d kcorD Of u 70 $.
AT BILTlA0NK.
HAL1iN0EH, August l8.-Tlc tE'enfals Of New
YORK defeated the FaEt1tncs Of thfa city 10 game
Ut base ba,l this afternoon, By score OF 10 10 ID
TIRE TURF.
Two rhtrH Afe UNDERLINED for tomorrow a. De1-
ter TaIt. Tie cEsl II for stai1 OF 81 oot between
EcntleMcu'B I0hdstera, oKners to drive, lille
beats, three In i've. to harness, for which The en"
tlics Include Joe CAh'll's CD. <. David C1ocIet j.
IL. McAyoys b. y. Net! FG!Trat md IL. '. Detuss'
h. s. star Of tho West. The second race l. fur
ot saeo ssh q n,s Fe5sn fuflongs II weh
Dick Richards, bam Hough's 9. Z, p1io:, James
highs bay horse, and \. 3. SchraM'd ulael
SqGHW Att tnlErEG.
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An INTERESTING CASE

A Farmer Charged with sowing
CnundN Thta&ses uron Lenscd
LnMu-Eic IL Held 10 Appear for
Trial at the Next Term OF tho Cir.
cult Court.
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The su&quctlnnun Railroad tnsrs
NEW yuEk, August !s.-1n'r" NhEnari ~. T..
t,t.l nr,tcr. In I'll" etie;uchanna }ta'lt',ai ease
that lie l,ar.et rnttr s.nw ra9ec n 'he re:!al
tr,iu r. Il" llt nj hs CITY Hal, tltA!., ~" fsst
'ltrsdnt # trens', vhI 1nie" !eckHHn. III.
hr,.1srt. shNlt nrt IN shrate'f, nn'i staring nj
proceedings tlH ttIat tirlr.
AtFtsT. Angfet 1e Ihn rSn'rtfaFt"'' Fc'1''se
In ll,r tltir1srtaur If thr Au.,trl1"hn f!silt'4t
t.fnt-' trtstrn vi ttrrntr iantrn. wn1 ~''r''r1"'
tta,, Vt. rufief tetfF thr nnst n itnrne t"sstf
II jar i4tntli. in,,rs Fi.k il. mi L. D. ltstlrt
rttr sssIl"t ~ ~ithssrr., tHt hr!ti,rt nrarrf"'
j. r.s Hrs1lt sttus' ri ,rt merit III" nm '"l tht
Hht II iIinr %" 'sltthrt trn,4tM nrs ndr'nthr'h
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1t19t - n trrat ft01t1 f'ft4ff n II r.

ittenNuxr, fh-. August IT, --s'rncrH1 'an''r has
tf,tf frt ttr srtnfEr ftain rnstWi3 nf frli"r ~
fa1n n''a".n. nh!, aH"t md t,ltri 3"srrh 1srifr
at Registration iH!l'r N th's tH,. taflnhnr ia
HtfrttnlinF1 r*ntHntrH fTttrr Nslitntt Ipn
tnisstutt, t'1t m ttIH.
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~ F..f~.,t +s"' a sIr VAT trim ".'r r-'+F
III ttrinh III 4htn+ Nte lit+Fn'ti't. rtmihs tr
lie ~ ilatr.l with ths a+.s%t sH"t ~ aH nay i6
ias-t .},st IL "ht Arhrtrti sHl tt""ahs I'M
i,trs 3h4'ba pan II tt'r t+tl,,iE,nf'ssn ~ Al
t+rItt
mn. Vel, tlt, fri raHH tt"in Ma'thaa'el,
I'M. tshf tttsH,l has an+rrir "st,"t
I 'n+. is.t Asr tkF "Ht Htlaitt4't ht+I, Il MA
mi with 4 si'Atr ln-'lunI:tt. tn, }rp hsinA What
tnt+ ~ ....-... ............x
sls,. ., ~" 'I"'"' "f's','"''Fs " 't*'p H.
,M,i itts4lph I,sIl'r', | .as ,,!l li!nAn 10
t',nlts.ala, n"~. 'tt.. ~ 'al Ehal heaiI 54H
,aItss hF4 u tnt II. tlttt t,'H imt nMwt sif "Ah
lN.iItp ht"u4Ht ,su IN 3rhAslHHi
t.at. ila lat elsh'i,e, ~
s,tms,se!| ,fs,snt ~ Ing lttsa .hs' al"l I.ll'a4
II hel.sa it~l ala ,"a esa tl44a hntan A'e. &f
t'4t, IL II \ hut .aI.'s. t.4t iluAnFf
tttut. 1tta,I 1."4 ~ u i& ~ ata ls"l hlli'.l
aii .t4 l4,l le ii hal II h hui ~ silva
i'at, h. da.l, t". i"s. ls'As1.
tour t+affils. M
i.4l, NJ. ,utit l4ut.,'sl bal ""E setabH toll
lai.Il, hf4 n!tst ta!, yha sttil't IL f,sh4aAt
iai taolinq4!+Aa k.u.l'i VI! xiosJ l's ~ &ss,ds
u=I. ssr viii, rAlss It!tn j.. 1nug tl4A.t; a.Is \
ItuE 1EanrHAt cfeatnru lslu myself Woa!'tlt LapW
i E0fss-knub tFnnl Masu'a.
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setzurc al cigars ut New Orleans.
SEw nEiEAtat AUEUFs 1s.-I'olIrCtnr Strcst!.'"
In day ae1e., 12,p" ttgasR. nAn.faGtt;rr,1 In Ket
WAst, inr sinniiun OF il.e1u2! reyenue iaEs- Yac
ts]3ts WrIc nu3 ri.udeh.
%sttr Of The Long u 0tah Trnut tlcaf
Evansville, kaau.
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rrls ffId 1iUrk 81.

p111spul1u, AustAt 1a-CzGlc pctso.et.sa qrsts 81
thossh tkr:e f. mare disposition IL SELL ..fs 4.0A rt
Ane:r:. At l3r We quote seller al ire year It fa8
Utc It'd nsd a.ked; l5tc o:IescI for buyer III the
5tar Ktfne,l {, ttrl.lf dull trxu.Ac:oh. trct1
wctlrr: we quote ArEust 4 e LID SCI tcqb*r nt*
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The Bo5ton idrf,:l.<r says: IA railroad from
ST, Paul, Mimi, 10 Bayfield,, on Lake Superior.
has been recently chartered. The cor1orasors
net on the 9Th Of July 1as:, ami APPOINTED Coln.
tCsfaut, when the stock hook wa3 0Ienesf fer sat-
scrlptions The stock way taStE mostly ;; I4st-
ern capitalists, among ThoLl was Gal.tnel Cole9,
E4u., Of lIostcn. AZ We understand II, this Foa'1
may form connecting Ink win the road froE1
81. Paul 10 the IIloa Pacific Rstt.oa'i. cohacctus
With the latter at Fremont. and running through
thirty Eniles shotter-hy IRHt and water-t9 Ne"
England than by chicago THIS r0al wl! also
cppcect With TIC Northern flcicc Ra!!yoo !, u, a.
Is LOW probable, TIT Ea!ter make LAY ylsld is es:
cr.3 ter.rinrlT
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b'&t,AtkR1AxRkthhh. .


WHITE HEIrllru hrRIhEA, ". VA, AUHnEt 1a-
Ia III. itaLo uf Tits Executive cuiusn,ttr OF Tho
Virginia Agricultural hele:J, tar t-aathrrn l.alls
erA he5t Mlu Lold ~ aSrlcE!.aEI cu1, e1tipu ue1t
4fiUAY.
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DETEO1I, August 1s.-adslee9 lG5o rc7oH toe
bari Mary .1u,,ts, from Chicago to Prescott. corn
ladtn, ~ asau!e H1d Ii q tal Cu1aitsoa Lear
UrpcEYulc.
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A Farmer Charged with Sowing
CnnnnN Thtassee uron Lcnhci
Lnnd-IIc Is Held 10 Appear for
Trial at the Next Term Of the Clr-
cnit Court
Ffyn, The Niirat.ltt st,stinel, AuJHst1 II.
The usually cuet and orderly town nf WAu.
watosa IS present stirred TO liz centre hr ta-
urE4. Il appears taa: one OF tho parties nanc,l
10 ,nan % naae aar.es IL. far ern Of threa
scarr. A1er q time differences afose between
them, paving The way TO The rrrsent suit.
Of Edwarr, u. Issuir!, ESD. Court Commissioner,
and cntcEci complaint: as,7tust Lass. charHsu1
him With having wiiful!J AMI mallcto.t1y eoHn a
hushsl of Canada thistle seed, mixed With barley
Epn nlern acrea Of hts land. and claiming tlAnls-
grr to the amount Of ta.etI.
The plaintiff. In alri'ott Q! th!s charEc. actt INC
thai he informed Last OF tho presence Of tho thi&-
To reed In the barley sown upon thc nttecu.acgn
traet antt That tho defendant answered that II was
al right, since L. lad tuas.c up his n.Ed TO teArs
the preuattes ~ The close Of the season. After
which Hunlncl might anGsc hiiEseif With Tho tl'I
of roofing ther1 out ......,
the charge md atdAa,lt Immediately tasuets 4
warrant for Iast's ar7est. o.luztn1 the ahettn 10
ht u him to i,an !n the scsc tf si.5u'. ,..
The defendant, III answer to tie warrant, awears
that ha Is not acquainted with the srp.afance OF
in taso. lie tay. the sa,r Is brought
against hin through motives Of Iaace, The
plaintiff having nlFca,:J attempted to force ttt1
10 throw nu his 1tast ~ prtEcss OF Law. ic
further ayers that scha.fsrs al1'.taS!. was ID.
spirited hy motives Of revenge, the defendant
bny1rk discharged htLa upon suspicion Of hay1og
stolen fltg collars, al! Ct 1Me!ng Improper a4'
ao ns Ts n o
seascn, as stated oy Schlactcr. ... . -
ScblseftT III reply 70 Last's statement, sWeafs
ss91s I'll ns aTss5 N n
the PURPOSE Of getting an insight into american
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Franco.

EfAHEE.
HEALTH OF NAPOLEON.
FAkl5, August -.
The Emperor today presided q, the council Of
Ministers. Hts health Is much impaired
OPENING or TIE ECEz CANAL
Prince Napoleon = Ill attend the cere monies on
tEc occasion Of he!uaugura.ton of The Suez Canal
MAz.IsI IN 6TtIzEfLASp.
PARIS, Augus: IS.
joseph MazztM has afr1Tcu In Switzerland
TIE sEiATCs C1NErLGEA-
The Senatorta! COMMITTEE and Council Of Mill
Isiers have come 10 an understanding Ill points
OF tho SenasEs CafsnkusH-
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NEw.rAFER ApvHnTrStSd ATKN1H
Arr a.4ortx~i 10 ree-ire for TIT TRfb.
rNI haerr fa1s' .4t-7. a7~nI y Fecsrt af.C,
tttmfntt Or Aole<s for all EE#seArERg oR AA0Az1SEa
TN my lansraee3 he t. 7sry.ofte4. " AsIso-
ii4axfa' l14<A: t1ie<s.
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TURNER BROTHERS, Bankers,
~, II Nassau-st., XtW York.
LOANS
CHICAGO SHOT TOWER;

nu tIuy Real Essnt~. fnr Term Of vrnE-.
n,aLes sty j. II. STEAD j. Coz
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FOREIGN.
The London Times on the
Spanish Situation.
Omosition Of the Church Party to
the NeF Spanish Gov
erQilient,
The Vioeroy Sends a Concliatory
Letter to the Sultan.



uAnyAGp AkD oxroEp on THE rnAu7s.
LoEnOE, August 1a.
The lIa1ysrt, AMI oxford crews were out
agtin last evening. tho former ID their new boat,
built by Claspes, and The latter IN the new sal;e.
LoHDos, August 1a.
The Harvard and O1fon1 crews were cut to-day.
and both went ofer tie cours. from Putney and
Montlake- Tic !laTsarls maae the distance IN ~
MINUTES and 25 seconda, averaging 81 strokes per
minute. The time Of the Oxforia was ieM Sec
onta less. and ley took s6 strokes Per ulnute.
Betting nro 10 Two on the Oxford.
Ex-xIkIETER yEANAN.
Geo. Il. Yeaman, late Minister to Denmark, has
arrived here and will sal for Sew Turk Oh Sasu3-
day next IN tho steamer China
TIE LONDON T1xEa on Tuk BrAxIBH syTCAT1of.
LONDON, August IS.
The Ti,nts has m article On at1a!rs IN Spain,
suggested uy the recent shooting BY the govern.
ment forces Of nlne Cstlist prtsonera- The 7fmts
eayl: 1.-THE news Ia hardly more cneerfal than
that To which &c have becn accu3tume1 Yauy
people Of 6pain orc confident that continuance
Ut The prrecnt government must lead Carlos to the
thsune. If anch u tho rni ot the rampant Of
Csstem 10 regain power, We have no doubt but
that blocd would bc shed u Wantouls and inlqut-
ousiy 70 put Cntils1 do~u ~ 1t has contributed to
inili 1t up.'
IN EkGLIsH rroTHaTANT CLEA0rKAS AsEEp LEAVE
TO ATTEND TIE GcCAKSIcAL COUNCIL
LokB0F, August H.
Rev. Dr. Cunningham hna wr1:ten letter 70
The Pops asking leare 10 attend the Tcunenical
Coutictl, for the purpose Of explaining tue res.
sona for the Separation OF rroicssants trozu tho
Roman Catholic Church.
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The Pennsylvania Coat Mines.
rur7erit1E, rn., August lr.-A sf~ large ca.-
lt51rs l,xyc suFrrnded for tcT daIs. IN C0nso-
1arnct- II lscE OF cEuc!A I1etc Ii 10 a-s1Ee II
ftttB FectOu
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AuSfFlNs
ABOLITION OF TUE MILITARY ORGANIZATION on
TIE YLos.IEcE-
VIENNA, August Is.
At a Cabinet Cococti to-G1y, :tc Emperor prc-
Eldlng, 1t Was resolved that tie present military
organization On the frontiers sno1ld be gradually
abolished. Some important towns arc tu bt
placed under Cl,il Governors directly.
Egypt
THE y1cEaoY sEhps cosciLlAToRY LETTER TO
TIE SCLTAf.
ALEXANDRIA, August Is
The v!ctrcy OF Egypt has sent ooucHtato-y
repjy to the letter Of The Sultan.
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EVANSVILLE, 1ni., August ls.-Thc Lo7eTptth
Trnrt, he:nR Ter nrtcs IT untnrrnssi land ltnntr-
tiiafrIy nHlclnng thss t':{. Rui uwres' u tho
he'rs II tie lair Steho!As lruEvn1th e C'I,"1n.
f,ntt. hns tern soil tu Nsera. ,aru', l.usas mil
ltlIttr letlrllnrf1 III It!tsiflllatt Int f{ttNs
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MAR RED.

On the 2nd instant, at the Reformed Par.
sonage in Westminster, by Rev. ". c. Gre.
mer; Mr.. Absalom Reese and Alice V.
Stansbury, all Of this county.
On the 9th instant, at the Reformed Par.
sonage, by Rev. W. c. Cremer, Mr.. John
NJ. Ditch and Lucy NJ. Frock, all of this
county.
On October 10th, by Rev, J. A. LeGevre,
at Glenwood, Charles W. Kalkman, of New
York, and Miss Carrie Polk, daughter Of
VIM. c. Polk, Esq, of this county.
On the 18th ultimo, at the Lutheran Par,
sonage, Littlestown, Pa, by Rev p. r.
Lane, Mr.. Edward Kinstzler aud Miss
Amanda Heiser. both of this county.
On the 18th ultimo, at the residence Of
David Rinehart, by Rev. h. Hinkle, Uriah
Hiltabridle, of this county, and Haddie E.
lands, Of Frederick county.
Thursday, October 2lst, at the residence
Of the brides father, by the Rev. J ".
Huffmeyer, W. W. Warehime, Of this co.
and Miss Kate Louisa X. Burgoyne, of Bal.
timore county.
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The November Elss6oa.

The vote in this State is very short,
ovsf %, eOe act voting in Baltimore CITY.
Frederick is the bauser county Grant
carried 4 by 50 najcsity, last week il
gave $40 majority far the Democratic
ticket. Returns from other States in
dictate decrease of Radiealism.
In New York the Democratic major.
i,y is about $4,000, both branches of
the Legislature and the State officers
being elected, notwithstanding large
sums of meuey we're spent BY the Radi.
Gals for the purpose Of electing their
ticket,
Massachusetts, Of course gees Repub-
licas, though by largely reduced ma
jority. There were three candidates
for Governor, Claain, (Republicau,)
Adams, Democrat aud Chamberlain,
(LaboE Reform.) The returns indicate
a clear majority for Clahin Of about
10000, Il was somewhere about 49,.
900 last time.
Illinois voted Cor members 10 Con
sii.utional Convention, the complexion
Of which is shown BY the following
statement Of members elected: Repub.
lieans AZ, Democrats 40, Conservatives
?, Independent l. In Chicago, the
Citizens ticket, composed Of half Dem
ocrsts aud half Republicans. succeeded
BY about 10000 majority, ever the reg
nlar Republican ticket
The election in Nes Jersey resulted
in gain for the Democrats Of one 10
the Senate and three 10 the House. As
it nov stands the Democrats will have
10 in the Senate, and the Republicans
s. In the House, Dcriocrats 80, Re-
publieans "a.
The returns from West Virginia 10.
dictate that the Democrats aud Conser-
vative Republicans have control of the
Legislature.
Iu Kansas and Michigan charter
elections were held. 1eavenworth aud
Atehison in the former State, and De
troit in the latter, elected Democratic
municipal officers.
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TERRIBLE DEATH.-A telegram, da.
ted Poushkeepsie, New York, Novem.
Der 4, says: A terrible affair occurred
here at two O'Clock this morning. IL
appears that for some time past Va.
grants have been in the habit Of crawl.
ing under the arches over the boiler,
at the lower furnace, in this city, to
sleep all night, because Of the warmth
obtained there Last night one Of the
poor wretches, named Peter Ferdon,
crept there. While be was sleeping,
the engineer opened the blow.off cock ,
and the pipe leading in,o the archway
where Ferdon was asleep soon filed the
place with one dense volume Of steam.
Ferdon, yelling with pain, erawled out
as best he could, aud, in endeavoring
to escape, fell into tub Of hot water,
which was located under dripping
pipe. Again he crawled away, shrek
ing horribly and attracting help. He
was picked up and sent 10 the Aims.
house, where, at six o'clock this morn.
ing, be died In great agony. The flesh
was literally stripped from him, and
parts Of the palms of his hands aud
soles Of his feet were left near the arcs,
where the terrible affair occurred
Coroner Andrews held an inquest, the
jury returning verdict IN accordance
with the facts. Deceased was an TO-
-. -.
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Nothing in the Paper.

The Richmond Examiner has n spicy
chapter on the subject of newspapers,
elected by the stereotyped remark of
Indifferent readers after scanning the
miniature world of daily issue OF
news, that there's nothing in the
paper" 1t says:
And men are always grumbling about
their papers, aud insiuuating how much
better they could do 1t. They talk as
fippantly about fine article" on every
imaginable subject as if they could effect
such change. Let some Of these over
run philosophers Try Il Tor one hundred
aud fifty days in succession.
And then they think it is nothing to
select" ior a newspaper-you have
merely TO run tho scissors through Il
half dozen exchanges, aud you have got
matter enough. Now this is the most
important, aud the most difficult Dc.
partmeut TO ill in newspaper. Very
few men have the slightest idea how to
do the work. 1t requires thorough
nerYoper mdR-whU knows the public
appetite well-who knows what is going
GU in the world-and who knows how
to rewrite aud pack column into a
dozen lines.
Men who skim newspaper aud toss
il aside little reflect how much brains
and toll have been expended in serving
up that meal Busy heads and busy
hands have been toiling all day to gather
aud prepare these viauds, and some vast
building has been liz FROM cellar to gai.
re; all night TO get that paper ready for
the newsboy by crack Of dawn.
"Nothlng III the paper!' Nothing
in your head chats what's the matter.
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Who Pay the Taxes !

We have before Us the official report
Of General +. A. Walters, Chief Of the
Bureau Of Statistics, of the amount of
tax paid at the Custom house of the
United States. 1t is as follows:
The rich use music; the tax on it
was niue thousand dollars. The poor
use books the tax on their was three
hundred thousand dollars. The rich
use diamonds the tax on them was one
hundred Thousand dollars. The poor
use glass the tax on it was fifteen Gi:uan.
dred thousand dollars. The rich use
silks; the tax on them was ten millions
Of dollars. The poor use cotton and
WOODEN; the tax on these articles was
twenty millions Of dollars. The rich
drink wine; the tax was one million
dollars. The poor drink coffee; the
tax on 1t was ten million dollars. The
rich use spices; the tax on them was
one aud half million dollars. The
poor use ten, sugar and molasses the
tax on them is forty.four million dol.
larss This is under Radical rule
Under Democratic rule il was the re.
worse. Under Radical rule none but
the poor laboring men pay taxes every
thing they eat, drink aud wear, Is taxed
TO the last dollar. Indeed il eau be
said thas none but the rich euioy thi,
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The Queen has ordered that the fu-
neral services over the remains Of Geo.
Peabody be held iu Westminster Abbey
on Friday. ta.a.-.
The French Ministers Of War and
Marine held consultation with the
Emperor on Sunday 10 view of the pro,
bable death of Victor Emmanuel, aud
the fears which are entertained that the
Mazzinians are plotting au resurrection
in Italy.
An unknown man, who subsequently
confessed that be ipten:ed assassinating
the Emperor Napoleon, was arrested
while proving about ComPeignc on
Sunday.
The French Foreign Minister is re-
ported quite i'll.
Ex.Quecu Isabella has countermaud.
ed her manifesto Of nbdication in favor
Of the Prince O.. ,,hs Asturias.
The Emperor Of Russia welcomed
heartily 10 st. Petersburg last week the
son of the Emir of Bokhara aud ex.
pressed wishes for the perpetual friend
ship of the two countries.
The Sultan shows q disposition to
concedc free navigation of the Darda.
nelles to the merchant marine of all
nations.
A disastrous inundation recently oc.
Cured in Yucatan, damaging a vast
amount Of property, rendering roads
impossible, completely destroying the
town Of Inguilchac, and involving the
loss of several lives.
| The PHILIPPINE Islands were lately
visited by an earthquake, aud Manila
experienced the full severity Of the
shock. All the houses were shaken, q
portion of the city walls fell and there
were number OF cas- ualties.
| Cholera aud yellow fever are prevail
ing at Puerto Principe.
The ipsurrection in Cattaro and Blu
dna has been completely subdued.
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CURE ron CAscER. The following
cure for this distressing malady has
been sent to MS for publication BY Mrs.
Anne Allen, an estimable lady Of Still
Pond. She states that she had friend
entirely cnred by il, and two Others are
improving by It's use, aud that she feels
y incumbent upon her to make il public
i,'r the benefit Of any ono suffering with
the disease !, w
0srfscard 4ppiieafiou; Take Of pnre
carbolic acid | ounce 70 one quart water, TO
apply TO the cancer with zine linen cloths.
10 be taken inrardly: Of an ounce Of
pure carbolic acid 10 one quart Of water, Of
which take one tablespoonful fifteen min
utes before each meal. Kent Nescs.
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SAcRELIGIoUs CoNDUcr. The Val.
ey Spirit Pennsylvania paper, says |:
Some Two weeks ago, at religious meet
ing Of the Baptists held at Sc. Thomas,
few young bloods" behaved in a
most outrageous manner They entered
the church while the Sacrament of the
Lords Supper was being observed and
disturbed the congregation with horrid
profanity aud blackguardism. After the
meeting was dismissed they went 10,
sat down at the table. aud deyoured the
remnants Of what had been provided for
communicates. 'fi
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-11-11

RETALIATION IN CUBA--A Draper.
ate Resoiee.-A letter from Havana
October Both, says: The Cuban pa
'tricts, having bidsd their time during
all the months Of continual rain aud
welluigh impossible roads, are about to
strike the FIRST telling, crushing, and
overwhelming blow Of this war.
President Gcspcdcs has issued pro-
clamation decreeing the destruction of
every stalk OF sugar cane gu the island
1t is rapidly ripeniog now. The orders
for burning il as fast as it will ignite,
OF trampling upon it, of running the
crop, have been made. The machinery
Of the sugar mills must either be disa-
bled beyond easy repair or entirely de-
stroyed. The tens of thousands Of
liberated slaves are already at the iui-
tiatory work. With the n,aehsta and
torch, you eau imagine thousands of
half nude dusky forms gliding among
the cane fields aud with their burning
pine knots fitting around the sugar
mills and slave huts Of the plantations.
They will make merry OF the work Of
ruin, and do il most thoroughly.
Full three.fourths of the sugar crop
and two.thirds or one. half of the tobacco
crop will be destroyed The Cuban
government promises reimbursement to
loyal Cubans at the end of the war.
This terrible weapon of warfare will
stogger the grasping, illiberal Spaniard.
By It the revenue Of Cuba will be so
belittled as not to pay the expenses Of
the horde Of salaried collectors sent here
To grow rich off the island, aud finding
no returns aud another year of fruitless
war, with its burdening aud constantly
increasing expenses, for what must
Spain 6ghti Let the torch fame and
these sugar fields OF Cuba become the
funeral pyrc of Spanish rule in Amer
Gu. Spain well deserves it. atas
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-11-11

The BEsr TINE ON RKcoRD.--The
New York Tribune Of Thursday last
says, Mr.. Robert Bonner yesterday drove
the Bogart colt "a fve-year old, by Maj
Winfeld), at the Fashion course, to
road wagon, making . halgmile 10 1.1lA
The first quarter was made in 81 and
the second in 34i seconds, The colt
was shss put 70 light salky, aud Jobs
Murphy, the celebrated horssmzn, drove
him one mile in the extraordinsry time
Of 2 inmates 1914 seconds, The first
quarter was mode 10 IS seconds the
second in at, three-q uartars Of mile
in las, and the last quarter Ia 34i
seconds. This Is probably the best
time on record for Sge-year old The
feat was Witnessed by Messrs. Humph-
ries, W. Simmons and w. Worst. Good
Judges ara Of the opinion that the Bog
,rf colt will one day attain 70 the title
II king Of tho Tasf,y nor held BY
Dexter.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-11-11

Estate of Nicholas Fringer, decsasea
NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber
IN has obtained from the Orphans Court Of
Carroll county, letters of Administr alton on
the Personal Estate of = fN
NICHOLAS FRINGER,sah4f
having claims against said Estate, are hereby
warned to exhibit the same within six monihs
from this date, otherwise they may be excluded
from all benefit Of said Estate. Those indebted
are requested to make Immediate payment
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