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JAPAN.

Naval Engagement at Miyacko-Dcfeat Of
the Rebcls-Capture Of nIatsmai--Hakodadi
ROnba, ded by the nTikai0's Fleet.
WASHINGTON, July So $780,
Lieutenant Commander Bradford, commanding
the United States ship ArocsssaoI, OF lakodadi,
Japan. reports under date OF June IL as ioi."
Upon my arrival learned thai IN engagement.
had taken place on the morning OF the 9th Of May
between several Of En0mat0 Kamadero's vessels
the Eagle, Ashuel0t ana Emperor-and the MlkadO's
deet-tbe Stonowall and six Others-which latter
were at anchor In Myacke, on the east side OF the
island OF NIPPON, The former were repulsed with
great loss after making two unsuccessful attempts
to board ths Stonewaii, and 1T IL reported that
the Ashueior was captured aud destroyed.
The Eagle and Emperor returned to HakOdadi.
/ proceeded to AwomOni Bay. and found the
MikadO's Feet. consisting OF the StonewaIk Don
Juan. Sheeshee. More Khonga- Noksm Ktang-Soo
and Promise az anchor near isski. The next morn.
ing, the 19tl ut about nine O'clock the eutlre fleet
got under why and stood to the westward. re-
manned &C anchor and about four O'Clock stood
across the straits and anchored or kikOni, between
Capes lsinka and Sarake, where remained until
the 2Sth, during which time the Mikados neet made
steaming towards Hak0dadi. but after dark was
seen atcaming tU the westward again. On the Goth
ANY was y ba
the Mikado's force had taken Matslmac on
the eth utinO, after au engagement OF SIX
hours. On the morning or the 30th ultmo
the entire feet hove IN sight again from the
westward and steamed towards hakodadi Ia line Of
battle Lieutenant Commander Bradford was In
formed curing the night that the light vessel IN
Hakodadi harb0r had been removed, anu Hs
hawsers had been stretched across the harbor and
t0rpedoes placed II would not he safe for vessels TO
60 into the inner harbOr. On June I several LakO
MUS OF the Mikad0's came on board the ArOostOok
from Kk0rai, and reported that their army was In
possession OF the coast uD TO that point, having
overcome EnomatO's forces in every engagement
and would soon attack Hakodadi. Their entire
force, about 1000, had been landed ut kaminakate
and Cape Jerament. near Cape Rogers on the west
coast the main division marching directly across to
Ohone, and eight companies along the coast taking
the towns along the coast. Ga the 4th OF June the
Misad0's heet, Stonewal AMI FIVE others, got under
weigh and steamed into the outer harb0r OF uako-
dadt Passing quite close to Mohedzia, the Stone
wall taking the lead and all the vessels Smelling the
beach and small villages until they arrived at
Mackawa. when they were fired upon by the tort
water batteries anu the Eagle and Emperor, and had
to Withdraw, but sui seduentiy the firing was re-
suined Some OF the shots took effect In Hakodadl,
killing number OF Japanese and destroying houses
The deet damages were light on either side.
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TtltGnApHIc NEWS iTeMS

The town Of Detroit, op tps Kansas PscIpc Rail-
road was destroyed ~ 4 rain and hail storm on
Tuesday night. No loss OF life has been reported
Burglars entered the store Of A. ]. Bird & Co., in
Rockand, Me-, on Thursday night, blew open the
safe and made or with about 800 IN currency.
Fortunately bonds to the value Of 800 escaped the
notice OF the thieves.
Milton Alden, the patentee Of Alden's horse hoe
cutivator and OF several other agricultural inpie-
ments, was caught ia a revolving wheel ut his es
adjustment in Auburn, N. Y, yesterday afternoon
and instantly killed.
The effort by the Good Teniplars OF Buffalo 20 en-
force the Sunday Liquor law resulted in two of the
inlormers before the Police Commissioners being
tackled and maltrented In the streets yesterday after
noon by some indignant tippiers.
Rev. Sanford Habert, editor OF the CnristiaR Ad-
oocate, political and religious paper In Buffalo,
was thrashed on Thursday evening by Norman fio-
ley son Of the Collector Of Customs Of the port OF
Baralo for deiamatory article relative to himsef
and father.
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Gold Sales I'm Cbicago--The Cheney White.
house Injunction Cause.-The Raitsmen's
Riot.
CHICAGO, July so, 1869.
Secretary Boutwell, has authorized the Collector
of Customs of TINS port 10 sell the gold in the United
States depository here to importers IN such amounts
as they may require to pay duties at the current
rates In New York on the day Of SAFE.
in the Superior Court this morning Judge Jameson
Informed the counsel In the Cheney vs.. Bishop
Whltehouse INDUCTION case that lie should not be
able to render MS decision before the early part OF
next week. The Ecclesiastical Court has conse-
quently adjourned until that date.
Further particulars Of the riot on board the
steamer Dubuque. on the mississippi river are
given. The raftsmen ordered the steamer up river,
and the captain beng poweress to act his own viii,
headed the steamer up stream, teegraphlng to the
Sheriff ut Rock Island. The Sheriff chartered All
extra train, collected q large force or well armed
men, and the boat was 0vertaken at Clinton and
possession taken by the Sheriff. On tue arrival al
Rock Island forty Of the captured rsftsinen were
taken to ai, and no further trouble Is anticipated.
Rock Island Ia full Of raftsmen who have come
ashore; but an extra force OF police has been sta.
toned throughout the city, aud II is thought all win
he quic. for the night,
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.--LoNDoS, July s0--a3O
p. Nj onsoIs 93% for both money and the account.
United states nve-twentles quiet at s3's; Fries,
Igs4; Illinois Centrals ga Atlantic and Great West
ern %,
FeANHFoRr BoURsE.-FRANRFORr july Co.,
United States fve-twenty bonds ssS for the issue
Of 1862.
LiyERpooI COTTON MARKET. -LIvRRPooI4 july 30
AGO Z. M.--The market closed shade frIner. Md
dung uplands 12sfd. middling Orleans, I2fsd. a l3d
inc safes to-day have been Il, 900 Dales.
LIVERPOOL, BREADsTUFFS MARKET.--LIvERrOOT
July 30.--Wneat 10s sd. per Genital for California
white.
LfvERrooi PROVISIONS MARKET.-LfvERPooL, July
3o.--BacoB dull.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKgr.--LIvERPooI July
30-Iallow s3s per cwt
I,ONpoy PRODUCE MARKEr.--LoNDoN July 3O-
Sugar 3qs gl per cwt Tor No. IL Dutch standard on
the spot anu 27s. Cd 2Ss aiioat Calcutta linseed
has declined 10 6is 9d. other articles unchanged.
PETROLEUM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., July 30.-Petro-
leuIn 90 ,lr. for standard white
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VIRGINIA..

The IrOn.Clad Oati--Letter from Ben But.
icr-The Oath REQUIRED Under the LAW Of
Congress.
RICHMOND July 80 1862
The State Journal publishes letter from General
n. r. Butler to citizen OF Virginia about requiring
the test oath OF members OF the State Legislature.
Mr.. Butler says
My opinion, therefore, would be, and in that am
quite clear that 1t Is within the power or the govern
ment and within the requirements OF the law OF
Congress, II administered IN their integrity, to set
aside those men who cannot take the test oath be-
cause oil their participation in the rebellion ana that
men who did not so participate, and who lost the
votes OF tneiriadnerence oithe
Union, should be admitted to their seats being the
choice Of the only men voting who did not prefer
traitor TO the government " loyal man FOR his re-.
preventative.
Mr.. Butler adds that Congress Is the only power
which can remove the necessity Of taking ne iroa.
clad oath.
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.
The Cheapest and Rest Newspaper In the
Country.

The Cheapest and Rest Newspaper In the
Country.
The WEEKLY HERALD Of the present week, now
ready contains the very latest European News
by the Cable up TO the hour OF publication;
also Teegraphlc Dispatches from Cuba, Mexico
and other Points,. II also contains the Current
News Of the Week, the Fashions, Amusements.
Facetie; Foreign, Scientific, Sporting, Religious,
Political anu Literary intelligence: Washington News,
Obituary Notices, Editorial Articles the prominent
topics Of the day; Our Agricultural Budget, Re-
views Of the Cattle, Horse, Dry Goods and Boot and
Shoe Markets, Financial and Commercial InteIii-
gence, and accounts of all the important aud inter-
esting events OF the week.
TEaHs:-Singie subscription, 81; Three copies, S.:
Five copies. Ss Ten copies. SIS; Single copies Ave
cents each. A limited number OF advertisements Ia
serted In the WEEKLY HERALD.
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lmp0rtant Movement in the Eng
lish Cotton Market.
1nefliciency of the Supply from
America.
Installation Of the Provisional Govern
ment Of Paraguay.
SPAIN.

Presentation Of the New American Legation
20 tho Rogent-Retnrn Home oil John r.
Hatc-Tho Carlist Movement.
MADRID, July go 1859.
Yesterday Minister Hale presented the nav An,eri.
can Legation to the Regent the palace. The usual
courtesies were extended TO General sick}es the
newly appointed Minister. Complimentary speeches
we're made to the delegation by Marshal SerraNO.
John r. Hale leaves for the Unlted States on Mon
.dsy next
The Carlist movement may be regarded as having
died ont.
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THE LABOR MOVEMENT.
strike Of the Plate Print,


The plate printers, now on strike held another
meeting at Botanic Hail. os East Broadway, last
evening, Mr.. Siocum presiding. They declare them
selves determined to hold out even until the last
dollar In their treasury shalt have been spent The
unions in washington ana IN other cities appear to
be with them. The trouble seems TO be that those
employed at this trade In this city paid twenty
per cent less than those employed In the Treasury
printing establishments In New York have turned
cut finished mechanics for expressing their opinions
freely on the policy Of employing inexperienced
men. A committee Will again confer with the Bank
Note Company next week, and If they hold ont all
the members VIII cease 10 work.
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NEW YORK.
Session Of the Grand Division Of tue sons

session Of the Grand Division Of tue sons
Of Temperance.
BEGHsNToN. July 80 1869.
The Grand Division Of tho Sons of Temperance OF
Eastern New York, in quarterly session here during
the past two days, has adjourned. The meetings
were, az usual, private Edward Crummey, q. w.
r., OF POughkeepsie, preglded, ana about 100 dele
gates, members Of tue Grand Division from various
parts oe the State IN Attendance. The reports
presented snow that There are 40 subordinate
divisions under the jurisdiction OF the Grand
DIVISION Win about 2, 800 members, and abont one
fourth o that number OF lady visitors Neilrly 800
divisions reporting had receive 2,a0o new members
IN the quarter. The Grand DIVISION OF Western new
Fork held It's session this week at Rochester.
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The TailOrs' strike.

The tallors' strike still continues, and 30 far
only three firms have accepted the new scale OF
wages proposed by the men. Several Of the houses,
however have asked TO see the committee, with q
view coming to terms, and the foreman OF Messrs
Brokaw Brothers went yesterday to the hall Of the
Tailors' Union, AZ avenue "A, TO make Overtures to
the employees OF that lrm, but vet no satisfactory
result has been attained. Neither ia II known how
the interviews between the employers and the COM
mittee lave terminated.
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THE PARAGUAYAN WAR.

Tho Finni Attack Upon Ascnrra Delayed by
rehabilitation OF a Provisional Govern-
mcnt.
LONDON, July 30, 1899.
onlcal dispatches from the allied army in Para
quay have been received at Rio Janero stating that
the final attack upon Ascurra, the stronghold OF
Lopez in the mountains had been retarded By heavy
rains.
The provisional government for Paraguay had
been completed and Installed at Asuncon.
Tho Allied Advance Cbeckcd--Defeat of the
Brazilian Rear Gunrd-Count D'Eu BAT.
fed.
LONDON, July 80, 1869.
Reports have been received from Paragnayan
sources that the Brazilians during the recent ad
vance received q serious check, and were thrown
back upon their base, and that during their retreat
their rear guard was defeated It is also asserted
that Lopez holds a strong position, and that the
Count d'Eu, the Commander. In Chief OF the allies
had been banned In every attempt TO make sstis-
factory reconnaissance of its approaches.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Lieutenant Commander N. II. Farquhar has been
ordered TO hold himself In readiness for duty ON
board the Severn. chief Engineers John w. Moore
and Edward d. Robe have been ordered 10 uuty re-.
spectlyoIy " Portsmouth aud boston.
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THE HAY CRoP IN VERMONT AND MAINR.-0ur Yer
mont exchanges generally speak favorably of the
hay crop. as regards quantity, although some say
the 'catchingr weather has injured It IN some
localities. private letter TO the Portland lhle.)
Press says thai the hay In kennebec county has been
secured this season under more favorable crcum-
stances than many years previous. The weather
has been fine ald some OF the farmers have cured
their entire crop without having any oil II wet.
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DtB FROM HER iNjU,IsS.

hra. Carrie Huferbiel, or 2S4 West Houston street.
who was fatally burned last highs. recorded else
where died at forty-lve minutes after eight o'clock
and the Coroner was summoned
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Father nonoratus x. xnupy.

telegram from baltimore dated yesterday,
announces tnat Rev. Father Honoratus x. Xaupi,
native OF France aged eighty three years died
recently AZ Mount Hope Retreat, near that clty
rather Aaupi was Tor forty years professor of
french al Mount et. Mary's College, Emmettsburg
Carroll,
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4 Fine Compiexi0n.-A Beuutifni and Vel
ret.se skin free from all blepshes, be prodacst
by BURNETfS kALLsToN, which, unlk other cosmetics,
produces healthy action Of the cspsriss. For chains u
Infants musqnto bites gInburn ronghnes OF the skin
bss no cgve For sale b. John z. HENRY, No Coucss
place, and by all druggists.
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Cool Hat for Hot Weather.--Don't BE
wifni Don't Perspe IN your efforts to support heavy
KNOCKS elegant summer fabrics thing OF beauty and
for July and August Don't hesitate No.
30 Broadway and make your selection.
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Peck Of COclkr0aclses Can He Killed BY q
single nasS of LYONS INSECT POWDER. Nothing else
kills insects This IA their natural enemy See that get
the genuine. II has T. Lyons signature tue package An
ohegs frauds. Depot, q Park row, New York.
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0Fresh as N Nfalden,s Blush'' Is the Pare
peachy complexion which follows the Of HAGAS'S.
kAGHoLA BALM. Ia the Of beauty. Fashion
al ladies In society understand this.
The Magnolia Balm changes tae rustic country girl Into a.
city belle more rapidly than any other one thins.
OF the summer sun disappear where u is
Il OBTAINED which rivals the bloom OF youth
possible all will invest 70 cents al
spectacle store and Insist getting the Magnolia Balm
depot Il Park row. New York. Lyons Kathairua is N<
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FRANCE.

Offenders.
PARIS, Jniy so, 1862.
II is reported that the Emperor VIII issue a gen.
eral amnesty for political offenders on the 18Th OF
August,
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David w. Deshirr,

This gentleman. one Of tue Oldest and most innu-
entla c.tIzens OF Columbus, ONO died nj MS resi-
dsnce in that city yesterday morning. lie had been
for many years prominently iaeatifed vita the
banking lntere Is Of tue state and was widely
known as . wealthy and successIul banker.
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CUBA.

The Carrissp Of Las Tunas euasrins for
Previsions- Movements Of the lusurgenss.
HAVANA, July 80. 1859.
meeting or the stockholders OF the Havana Rail.
road Is to be heid here next week TO decide upon
the future management OF the road.
Advices from Las Tunas report the garrison there
suffering nom want OF provisions. and anxousy
looking for convoy with supplies IRON Puerto del
Padre.
The insurgents are committing great depredations
In the Santiago Puerto Principe and Trinidad jurts
dlctlOuS,
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Ate Let, Elegant Store, Corner Of
Spring Broadway under the Prescott House. suits
bic drug railroad ticse, oce. Inquire
of KNOX, the halter, 2l2 Broadway.
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A.-Bnrnett's FIorimel, nm Exauisite Per-
fame resembling the fresh orders of bouqns Has
eoual and Is for sale by all druggists.
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BatcheIsr's Hair Dye.-The Best lis tho
world. The only perfect dye harmless, reliable, nsanaos
Qua. Factory 10 Bond street
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A Fine Complexion.--A De

A.-Iaiies' Facrs EunDeiIcd; nisp the Pre-
paraton for sale with Instructions by NJ LAusSoN, 7ia
Rrnad ~
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A Perfect Hair Overwhelmingly COc0a-
ne the perfect and the best preparation tha world
for harsh and dry hair irritation Of the scalp badness and
daldrun.
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ENGLAND.
Tho Naturalization and Allegiance Cues.
t0ns-Chcap Transatlantic Postage.

Tho Naturalization and Allegiance Ques.
h0ns-Chcap Transatlantic Postage.
LONDON. July 39-MidnighL
In the House OF Commons to night Mr.. Bruce, tho
Homo Secretary, IN reply to inquiry ofAr EOurKe,
said her Majesty's government intended to Introduce
bill concerning naturalization and allegiance at
the next session.
The Marquis OF Harrington, Postmaster General,
replied TO question OF Mr. Bayley that the subject
" cheap postage between England anu America
would be brought under the notice OF the govern
ment as soon az the public business permitted.
The House OF Lords have dismissed the appeal OF
Miss Sheldon with decision against the appellant.
Mr.. James g. Bennett, Jr, has been nominated
member of the Royel Yacht Cub.
Ia,portant Movement Of the Cot.ss Trade
InsufHciency Of the Supply from America.
LIVERPOOL, July 50, 1859.
The Cotton Supply Association have adopted
resolution looking to the speedy development OF
railways in India, IN order TO facilitate the mpOrta-
ton Of cotton from that country. THIS course was
taken in consequence OF the iDsuGiciency Of the
supply from the United States. The stock OF Ame-
rlcan cotton not large enough to keep the mills of
Lancashire fully engaged.
The G0odwood Rnces--F0urth Day.
LONDON, July 30, 1869.
The Nassau Stakes Of nifty sovereigns each, sub
scrption for three year old fIies one mile, was
won by the Sir ]. Hawley's b. I. Norma, by Beads
man, out of Madame Byzantine; Mr.. CHAP Inns CHI. T.
The Orphan by Newminster, ont Of Diomedia Sec
ond, and the Duke OF Beauforts CHI. I. Scottish
Queen by Blair AthoI, out OF Edith third. Four
ran. The betting was to against each OF the
horses placed.
The Chesterfield Cup {handicap), value 800 sove-
reigns, by subscription OF aiteen sovereigas EACH
for three years old and upwards was won by Sir g..
Iegards b. h. vespasan, by Ncwmlnster out OF
vesta, six years old; Mr.. Psyne's CHI. c. President
Lincoln, by KOhnOor, out OF TopsaIl four years. Sec
ond; Sir r. Jchnsione's D. c. Branbridge, by Dun
dee, out OF Lucy, third. Nineteen The bettiug
before the was II TO against Vespasian, to
against President Lincoln and II 10 against Bran.
bridge.
The Nursery Stakes thandicap), OF fifteen sove-
regns each, five forfeit with 100 sovereigns added,
for two year Odds, was by Mr.. J. DawsoE's
: Morphta, Lord Famouth's Gertrude seconl, Mr.
Drake's Free Trade third Twenty three ran. The
betting was 10 TO against Morphla, TO against
Gertrude and 10 to against Free Trade.
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Cramps, Collie, Cholera, simmer Conn.,
paIns, Dysentery, piaThna ana all Aaectious OF the
sre bPaaN Bes pleasant to he
readily taken by children, and having maintained ia
nnparitv for the confidently
recommend az standard household remedy Sold by all
drugglsis
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Gouraud's Oriental Creaus, 81 so Per not
tie. "a Boad st,eet late OF 453 Broadway, and dru
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Bognrdus' New Photographic Establishment,
now open 1853 Broadway, below Twenty seventh street.
One of The galleries In America. Skyigh. only
flights from street. First class work ut reasonable prices.
Established lo46.
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THE PACIFIC COAST.
Astronomical Observations in Alnskn-Thc
Jnpancse Colony In CnliiOrmla-Death Of an
Early Settler.


Astronomical Observations in Alnskn-Thc
Jnpnncse Colony In CnliiOrnia-Denth of an
SAN FRANCISCO, July 80. 1860.
despatch rom the North announces the safe ar
rival OF Professor Davidson, OF the United States
Coast Survey, and party at Sitka, en- route to the
Chiiakahais country, Alaska, to observe the total
eclipse ON August Z. General DAVIS extended every
possible aid to the expedition, and succeeded In
bringing to Sitka the chief Of the Chilakahats who
promised safe conduct and protection to Mr.. David.
son and party
Reports from the japanese colony In Eld0radO
county are favorable. The colOnsts mad been sick,
but are now recovering. The tea ana nuts Which
they planted are now up fingers height. They
are all tea growers and expect 70 make tea the
s sccess they also Planted maoerry trees, oil the
varieties OF which they brought rom Japan. Next
year rice WIN be planted. The coloaists are ds,
lighted with their situation, and Write letters TO
Japan earnestly entreating their friends to come TO
this country.
The Wisconsin party, consisting of State officers
and prominent men OF that state, reached here TO-
day. They were surprised and pleased with Gait
fornia and speak highly Of the condition OF tie 20
The Chicago commercial party left Truckee to-day
for Chicago, visiting the White Pine mines en- route
Mr. Adamson, Consul TO Honolulu, arrived from
Washington last night.
John Giiroy died yesterday at the village of Gilroy
aged eighty years. He was native OF scotland,
and had resided in California slace 1874.
Smiling Of the Panama SteRmer-A Mail ks-
cort Murdered by the Arizoua Indians.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 80, 1859.
The steamer Colorado sailed FOR Panama to-day.
She carried $5O5,O00 In treasure, OF which $50 600
was for New York. 100000 for Central America and
$40, 600 for Panama. she also carried merchandise
valued at Sls4, GOO including $4,000 pounds Of wool
for New York.
Advices from Arizona state that the Indians
attacked mail carrier and his escort, consisting OF
three soldiers, July H. between La Paz and Prescott
escaped, though badly wounded. The Indians also
captured and destroyed q wagon load Of provisions
between Sulphur Springs and san Pedro Three men
were with the wagon, TWO or whom escaped the
savages but died from fatigue and thirst The
Arizona papers contain touching appeals Tor more
troops.
Flour, SIS a SIS SIX. Wheat firm at 81 e5 q 81 10
for fair to ch0ice. Legal tenders, "a.
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India Ink Taken Out Nv DIR. Br,r acs, at
French's Hotel, room 49, Also moles destroyed