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NOTICE

Is hereby given that I, VI l.. BRhRp, q ia.r.
ried woman, and the wife q lfastus Irard, r,si.
dent ufurnshy C,un'y state Il Nevada, s.il A.
ply 70 the bir'Iirt Court, Second judi iAt h..
trici in and Tor the Couuiy - otmshy, stale ,
Nevada, on Monday March let 1863, at 10 o'cl8 ;
4, N. d said day, Tor AN order - laid uour'-psf
miiting me tn carry on business Ia ms own nan,
and ON MY own account, a- sula trader--to.Nit
The business uf merchandising. keeping boardii. d.
house and hu,in and selling mining claims al Il
ether property la said STATE of Nevada
VI, T. BEARD
Dated January q, isGa. ian g;.Im.
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HAZE TINS DAY FORMED = Co.pARrNrr.
l ship fr tn" practice Of msdicne and ,gr.
gerry. oeiee ever Muncktou's Drug Store whore
they will 4lways be found Whcu not professionally
engaged.
Carson City, December lsi Ices
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SuEIiIFF's SALE.


pf VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OrstLE. ISSUED
ID ont of, aud under the seal & the llonurablr
Second Judicial district Court Of ormsby County,
state OF Nevada, 20 me directed, and dated Jan.
uary 4. D. lsts In = cause wherein Samuel
WItgenst"in was plaintiff aud Alb alam Curry,
Alyah Mitchell Benjamin King, John Giii..
d. ~ M"t ana Hiram Kelly were defendants. aud
Mary Ann Curry was an intervcnor. upon Judge.
nient and decree IN favor of -aid Samuel Mntg.n.
st"in and against the said Ab-ahsln Curry and the
premises h"reina'ie, described which Judgement
and decree weie made, and entered ia satl Court
on the OH da. 81 January, A. D. is6i. for the sum
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THE CUBAN REVOLUTION.
THE CAPTAIN-GENERAL.

THE CAPrAlN-GENERAL.
HAVANA, Aug. -Captain-General De Rodas has
gone TO Matanzas. The Aldamas Mansion is to DO
occupied by various Courts of Justice. Three
schooners destined to patrol the coast receiving
ornaments at the Arsenal
THE CUBANs AND THE REVOLUTION IN SPAIN.
WASHINGTON. Aug 2O.-The paragraph now going
the rounds Of tho press stating that the Cuban pat
OTIS advanced funds 10 sustain the movement which
resulted in the expulsion Of Queen Isabella from
Spain, In reeOmpense for which Prim and other
Spanish leaders promised the independence Of the
island is denied by competent authority. PROPOSE
ton 10 that effect was made to Morales Lemus the
present Envoy Of the insurgents to this Government
and other prominent Cuban Republicans, while they
we're in Paris several years ago. but they declined to
accept it, 1t is true however that the revolutionary
movement in Spain was aided, TO great extent by
the personal contributions Of prominent Cubans but
they are free from all official cOmp cations with the
present Government Of that country and are, there
fore able 10 proceed with their present Efforts with
ont fear Of ENHANCEMENT account Of previous
alliances
THE LONDON STAR IN FAVOR OF TIE ACQUlSI-
TION OF CUBA 10y THE UNITED STATES
LONDON, Aug. 20.-Ths mornings Star has an
editorial article on the subject Of the acquisition
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GENERAL TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

1t is reported that the cotton crop VIII
be 100000 bales In excess OF last year
Thomas Norton, aged AS, died y yesterday
at Boston from laudanum which he TOOK DJ iniStSA'
The steamer San Jacinto left Norfolk
yesterday, in tow of the wreeking iAhAee' Oi
Philadelphia.
"A. Myers prominent lawyer p ana LOT
many years President VI the Sltg N"uN0N Va ~'
Va, died yesterday.
"A man named Plasteak, an engineer ON
the Central Railroad drowned wnle oa'hinE IN tho
lake on Thursday, near Charlotte, N l.
Cborles Wells of Wells Butterfeld Ex-
r. was robbed Of 800 at the Poughkeepse depot,
pnV Thursday night. No clue to the thief.
Whitbeck, jr, and his two sons, charged
b the murder OF Deputy.Sherlf Grlggs In the recent
Anti Rent difficulty. were admitted to bail yesterday
"A schooner dragging her anchor ruptured
submarine waterpipe at Chicago which supplies ths
west side OF the city with water It will take week to
repair the damage.
For few nights past. singular white and
red lights have appeared In the sky ut san rTahcseV
magnificent meteor fell on Thursday while tue hE"'a
were the brightest.
The first conviction under the new Pro-
hibtory law OF Massachusetts, Was made te,aSs
Boston. The jury were out Ave hours Inc 3eienoA"'
AT q meeting of Planters at White sui.
Dhg PgRS %S5 e aSoSt and
about one half the usual yield 49,.
The sentence of Thomas Mulhal, who was
TO be hung in CLEVELAND Aug 20 ss twice conYetsd
for aiding and abettng tho murder OF David SKINNER
AN effort is making to have the Commits
sioners OF the town OF Otsego, Osego Co, removed,
hecouse they will not sell the stock OF the Susquehanna
Railroad the citizens ofthe town being In favor ofseng
The steamer William Kennedy, from
Raitimore for Boston, cOided with the School ship
George NJ Barnard on Thursday night, and sustained
some injury TO her machinery. The ship lost JiD-DOO
aud cutwater.
The reported finding at Newark, Wayne
County OF portion OF the money stolen from the Ae
can Merchants Union Express Company near AIoany
ON The ltn iuSt is incorrect package OF e'teIs Ios'
from a mail bag was found
IA j. Buckland, broker IN Buffalo, was
arrested yesterday charged with being accessory 10
swindlIng farmers on the pateut-rtght dodge Every
Mort was made to thwart Detective Sto III arrcsulS
the prisoner. Buckand was taken 10 hoehes'ef W
a"s"'o" .hG charge.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
SPAIN.
SPAIN.
CARLIsT DEFEATS--A NEW CONSPIRACY DIS
COVERED.

SPAIN.
CARLIsT DEFEATS-A NEW CONSPIRACY DIS
COVERED.
MADRID, Friday, Aug. 90 1869.
band of Carlists under Polo was recently de-
Ieated at AlmagrO, near Ciudad Real. Polo himself
and his Secretary were among the prisoners cap
tuTed. Most of the Carlist bands have dispersed
10 is rumored that conspiracy in favor of the
Prince of the Asturias has been discovered by the
Spanish authorities.
THE LATE EXECUTIONs-EULoGY OF EX-MIN-
ISTER HALE.
Two Carlsts have been shot at Temeute without
trial Casalis, the officer who recently shot nine
Carst prisoners has written sef-exculpatory let
ter in which he says that in executing his prisoners
he merely complied with the orders of the Govern
meut The Government declares that the orders
only applied to hlghwaymen.
The RifOrma newspaper eulogizes the late Ameri-
can Minister, Mr.. Hale, for the steady favor he
showed and the protection he gave to Spanish Lib
erals especially to those who have been at various
times sentenced to suffer DEATH 1t praises him as
the first foreign representative who recognized the
present revolution and calls him the Wherefore Of
his country.
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MOgEMEYTS OF TIE president.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Aug. 2O.-President Grant
and family arrived at Newport this morning, and pro-
ceeded TO the Summer villa OF Gov f. d. Morgan After
breakfast he was waited upon by Major Atkinson and
the Municipal Committee rendered the Inequalities Of
the CITY, The President named Saturday, from 12to
n m at the State House. as the time when he would
meet the citizens OF Newport From TO on Saturday
afternoon the President will be present at reception In
his honor at Gov Morgan's. The President, Gov MOI,
can and families have accepted invitation extended
By exGOv Dyer Committee OF the Grand Army OF the
Repnbc 10 be present clam bake 10 be gwen by tne
Grand Army Tuesday next, at ocean cottage, on Mar
raRansett BAY, three miles below Providence
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THE WAR ovER-ENEMOTO TO BE PUNISHED
CHANGE OF Administration.
SAN Francisco, Aug. 10.-The civil war in
Japan is entirely ended Prince satsuma has been ap
pointed Treasurer Of the Government and the charge Of
the army has been conferred Prince Choson Prince
LOsa takes command Of the Imperial navy. Their
nues are largely increased They have issued mani
requiring all the other Damios to disarm immed
ately aud several DaimOs have left YeddO In coDse
duence. Trade is resumed with HakOdadi under the
auspices OF the MikadO's Government. Enemoto, with
the leading actors of the late disturbance, daily
pected YeddO where they will be tried and punished
EchisOu will be made Regent, according TO reports.
StoZ Bash in YeddO, has accepted position under
the Government which fact caused an advance IN Gov
eminent paper. Everything quiet In HakOdadL
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UNIVERSAL PEACE.

Mystic, Conn.,, Aug. 20.-0ne of the largest
and most enthusiastic meetings held by tue small
but thoroughly IN earnest set Of mon and women com
prsng the Universal Peace Union took place In the grove
here today Numerous speeches were made and resolu
lions passed denOuncing all unwise and nnchrs
tian and calling upon governments 20 dsband their ar
mics and settle all disputes In peaceable manner me
mortal protesting against the enlargement OF the West
Point Military Academy circulated, and signed ny
oil
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THE PROVINCIAL sYNODs.
THE GCUMENICAL COUNCIL.
A FoREsHADowING OF NEW DOGMAs.
IN

a FORESHADUWINE DUGMAs.
BERLIN, Friday, Aug. 20, 1869.
The correspondent of the Prussdn Cross Gazette at
Rome asserts that the late Syllabus of the Pope will
form the chief subject of the deliberations of the
Gcumenical Council. The paragraphs concerning
the relations of the Church and State will be modi
fed and probably intensified. The dogmas of the
infalblity of the Pope and the spiritual and cor
poreal assumption of the Virgin will be promulgated.
The Holy Father has expressed his regret that no
schismatc OF Protestant bishop has offered to take
part in the Council.
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GREAT BRITAIN.
HARYARD AID OXFORD.

LONDON, Friday, Aug. %, 1869.
Both the Harvard and Oxford crews were out
again for practice last evening. The Harvards, at
the start, made 80 strokes per minute which IN
creased to 40 The pace was good and well sus-
tanned throughout The Harvard crew went over
the course to-day from Putney to Mortlake, in %
minutes and 90 seconds. Their time from the Aque-
duct to Hammersmith Bridge was minutes 25 sec
onds. The Oxonans only rowed from the Aqueduct
TO Hammersmith Bridge, making the distance in
minutes 20 seconds The wind was not so favor
able for them as for the Haryards, but they had
better tide.
La Valette has presented mis- credentials as Minis
ter from France The Queen has gone to BalmOral.
THE PROVINCIAL sYNODs.
DUBLIN, Friday, Aug. 20, 1862
The Archbishops of Armagh and Dublin have
issued an address to the clergy and laty an
nouncng the speedy meeting of the Provincial
Synods, and requesting the laity to make prep
arations for sending representatives to the synods.
Ehe Archbishops offer no suggestions, but invite
freedom of action the part of the laity and ex-
press their readiness to make use of the parochal
system Of diocesan conference if desired The Dublin
Synod will meet at St. Patrick's Cathedral on the
18th of September,
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MEXICO.
THE CONSPIRACY AGAINST THE LIFE OF JUAREZ
-FRENCHMEN ENGAGED IN IT.

THE CONSPIRACY AGAINST THE LIFE OF JUAREZ
-FRENCHMEN ENGAGED IN IT.
PARIS, Friday, Aug. 20, 1869.
Information has been received from the City of
Mexico that two Frenchmen and Belgian all parti-
sans of the late Emperor Macmillan, have been ar
rested there, implicated in the conspiracy against
the life of President Juarez. 1t is stated that the
American Minister at Mexico refused TO intercede
for them.
GEN. VEGAS REVoLT-A RAILROAD TRAIN
ROBBED.
MEXICO, Aug. IA (via HAVANA, Aug. 20).-Gen.
Placdo Vega with ZOO men, is moving on Guadaajara
Coidetqs have left Guadalajara Guanauato and Zaca
tecas for the capital with total Of 81 900 silver for
export A freg httrain, loaded with merchandise be.
longing 10 Walsh Co.. was attacked the Vera Cruz
Railroad, Parras, and pundered The loss is est
mated at $4,000.
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Suicide OF A CONVICT.

WILLIAMsPoRT, Penn, Aug. 20.--The body Of
Martin Belmyer Of Northumberland County, who was
convicted Of Illicit disng at the last Of the United
states Court and confined the Jail at this place. was
found the al this morning with the throat cut He
had been missing since Tuesday. On account OF mental
alteration the prisoner had been allowed unusual nd
erty by the laOr The fatal knife was grasped Ia tho
hand OF tue deceased when discovered.
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TURKEY AND EGYPT.
COMPLETE RECONCILIATION.

COMILElE NATURALIZATION
LONDON, Friday, Aug. 2O 1859.
complete reconciliation has been effected be-
tween the Sultan and the Viceroy of Egypt. The
English and French Consuls at Alexandria have con-
graduated the Viceroy the termination OF his diff
fcuties with the Porte.
CoSsTANTINoPLE, Friday Aug. 20, 1869.
A cOnhaRration at Janna has destroyed the bust
ness part of the town. Thirteen hundred stores and
three hundred dwelling houses are ruins
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THE NEW DOMINION.
PRINCE ARrHUR's OBSERVATIONS OF THE
TCT TDgE

PRINCE ARTHUR's OBSERVATIONS OF THE
ECLIPSE,
QUEBEC, Aug. 2O.-The steamship Midway
has brought out Prince Arthurs groom fOOtmen, nine
horses and several carriages largo number OF sea-
men have deserted from here within few days, and
gone TO the lakes Commander Ashe OF the royal navy
one OF the Quebec party Iowa to view the eclipse has
announced the complete success OF the observations lie
SAYS the photographs compared with those OF
American astronomers much additional information re-
garng the physical constitution OF the sun Will be OBJ
tanned The opening Of the Windsor and Annapolis Ka
way yesterday of with great ectd Speeches were
mnde by the Governor General and others
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PRINCE Altered N WEE sANpwICR ISLANDS.

SAN Francisco, Aug. TO- -Advices from
Honolulu Aug state hatthe English frgate Galatea.
the Duke Of Edinburg, commanding, arrived at Honolulu
July u from New-Zeaand via Tahiti, where Prince AL
fred dined and feasted. During the Princes stay at
Honolulu, he the guest OF the King, who aceompa-
MED him to the wharf his departure The GaiateA
sailed for Yokohama, Aug 2. Abundant rains nave
fallen throughout the island The crops mad suffered
severely by drouth the late showers will probably
glaau.
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TRICHrNE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Aug. 2O.-A German and his wife
and four children, residents Of this city now suffer
ing from tiichiug spras caused by eating raw ham,
Yesterday several OF the patients considerable
danger but they still alive. The Board OF Health Is
now making thorough investigation and, when com
plcted the details will be made public.
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LOW WATER IN THE scHUYLKILL.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 2O-A dispatch was re-
csyed here this afternoon, announcing that schoheds
wooden MILL in Montgomery County, opposite ManaJ unk
was on fire. and owing to the scarcity Of water in the
Schuylkil the people unable TO do much toward
saving the building; but later dispatch states that
$50 Will the loss The dry weather continues to
diminish the supply OF water In this city, and orders have
issued to the police vigorously enforce the ord
nances regulating the Of water In this city.
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THE TRANSFER OF SPECIE TO SAN FRANCISCO
INTERNAL REVENUE DECIsION-REMOVAL OF
sQUATTERS FROM MILITARY REsERYA-

IGRNERAL PRESS nIsPArcf

fGENERAL PRESS DIsPATCH1
The result of inquiry the Treasury Department with
regard 10 the transfer OF funds from California New
York is, that j. W. selgman deposited with Assistant
Treasurer Butereld 100000 on the 18th OF August
aud the 14th t50OOO days before the receipt OF
the telegram from YlcePresdent Colfax senator Stew
made by Lees Waller OF New-York the agents OF the
here until the i7th although dated on the 10th inst
Their application through Gen. Buttereld for the
deposit Of 100000. The proposition immediately
accepted. and the parties notified by telegraph Lees
Waller also authorized TO make further deposit
OF 100000 on account OF the Bank OF California Dabney,
Morgan Co. o. 100000, and 5eigman Co. tO0O,oC0.
The entire matter OF transfer rests with Gen. Spinner,
in the premises aud he sno that the they
the Treasury books entirely disprOye the allegation
Commissioner DeanO decides that the practice OF rail-
road companies, canal companies banks insurance com
panies and other corporations which arefqured by law
TO withhold aud pay the United States tax or
five per cent all dividends interest coupons repre-
sentng interest surplus and contingent FUNDS OF treat
ing said amounts expenses Of business and deducng
them in al returns where expenses are deductabe, -
wrong and should be allowed; that the amounts thus
paid not expense business aud
should be accepted until the Assessor 10 convinced that
The following order from the War Department Is pub
Hereafter no squstter or Citizen will be permitted to rsd. on Uaed
States Military Reservation, unless be be the employment Of The
being Discharged Az nudsrs on Government reservation. viii 10
gwen TeaI5a6, notice 20 S9 By ne PG CSTP,Sa ana 2 re-
force
Some Of the newspapers have incorrectly stated tho
amount OF internal revenue receipts from 00acco 1or the
year ending June. It Is 81 100000.
The Internal Revenue receipts today were go cS
has furnished his bond, and was to-day commissioned
Ninth Indiana and Josiah Gucsser for tho Fourteenth
Pennsylvania District
Peregren White and Chas Davis 70 day appointed
Assistant Assessors Of the Ninth New York District
The Thermometer in parts Of the city to-day, In
&c the President expected to return
about the middle Of next week 70 attend the meet
ing Of the CABINET, but will remain in town about two
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FRANCE.
TIE TMPREsSs DEPARTURE-THE sENATUS con-
SIITIM.

TIE EMPREsS's DEPARTURE-THE sENATUs con-
sULTUM.
PARIS, Friday, August %, 1862
The Prince Imperial has returned from the Camp
of Chalons. The Empress and Prince Imperial de-
part on Monday next for the East. In the Senate
the discussion of the Senatus COnsutum will COM
mence on the S0th of August The article relating
TO the responsibility of the Ministers has not been
altered in any respect by the Committee The French
authorities have arrested twelve Carlist leaders,
who were attempting to the frontier into Spain.
THE TIMES ON THE REFORM.
LONDON Friday, Aug 20, 1862
Tie Times, in an article on the liberal changes in
the French Government says: 1.-THE Emperor Ma
poeon after presiding the destinies of France
for IL years, and after dong much to make amends
for the loss of the liberties of France will do well,
IT. by restoring those liberties he proves that he con-
sders the remainder of bis reign prelude TO that of
his There Will be lack of opportunities for
the French to accustom themselves to regard the
as the natural lieutenant of the father
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FIRE AT ROCHESTER,.

. ROCHESTER, n. Y, Aug sO.--A fire this morn
ing in DR. Wanzers dental rooms in Bnfalost destroyed
property 10 the value OF $4,000 The ground floor was
occupied by I. & II. Carson Co.. elothiers. Lane ~
Paine druggist and several law offices, sustained sght
losses This afternoon two young mon named stell-
wagon and Marx arrested on suspicion OF having
number OF sets OF teeth found stellwagen's trunk
led the prisoners to believe that the police knew all about
the matter and they made full confession SellNagen
has bee IN the employ of Dr. WanLer for number VI
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OPERATIONS OF THE TEXAS REGULATORS

NEw-ORLEANs, Aug. 2O.-Texas adyices
state that the in Gosd County is progressing and
at last the begerent parties 100 strong
each, we're battle array aud battle anticipated.
During the past six weeks there have been twenty muir
ders in the county and the press, with few exceptions
endeayOr TO mitigate these Outrages ny cOhceAimebs
fno faafa
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THE STRIKE IN THE COAL MINES.

MAUcH CHUNK, Aug. 2O-All of the golfers
have struck in the Hazeton region except these at Ash
burton and Buck Mountain; all in the Beaver Meadow
REGION except those OF the Honey Brook Company nc
Audenried of the Spring Mountain Company at James
VILE OF W. T. Carter & Co, and Of the Upper Lehgb
Company in the Upper Lehigh region.
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BOHEMIA,
DEMANDS OF THE CZECHs.

DEMANDS OF THE CZECHS.
PRAGUE, Friday, Aug 20, 1869.
The Czechs declare that they will send deputies to
the Bohemian Diet only on condition that altera-
lions be made in the election laws, and that guar
antees be given for the separate position of Bohemia
in the Empire.
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MI1RnERERs SENTENCED.

CARLISLE, Penn, Aug 20-Adam Titus was
on Tuesday be hanged for the murder Of
Henry stamm Paul schoeppo has been denied new
trial. and to-day was sentenced to be hanged. He made
a statement denying his guilt VIM. Gould, Court CrleI,
old man. dropped dead the sentence of Schoeppe
was pronounced.
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THE pRoUTH IN VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND, Aug. 2O.-The drouth is so bad
in this vicinity that the forest trees dying To-day
is the since rain enough fell TO thoroughly
wet the ground. Thermometer to-day, 1919.
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free Of their lines for the experiments which were
successful 10 degee even surprising the antcpaons
OF Dr. Upham. IL needs only TO be added that these eK
penmens are entirely and have their origin in Dr.
Upham's studies for making the motions OF Dr. GrOuKs
room.
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PARAGUAY.

PARIS Friday, Aug. 90, 1862.
Advices from Paraguay have been received to-day
ND to the 10th of July. The war news was unimpOr-
tant. The British subjects were still detained in
Paraguay but they were well. and well treated,
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.

Grant himself takes open grounds against you Very truly
your friend and obedient servant, A. g. BROWN
Commissioner Delano has prepared opinion regard
ing phase of the brokers question: In which he de-
cdes that not only brokers who stocks for sale
for the benefit Of other persons but those who advance
money stocks amenable 70 tax as bankers.
The verdict OF the CourtMartial in the case OF Capt
Frank Munroe OF the Marine Corps, is now due from
Pensacola. He has much sympathy, under belief that
he is prosecuted by subordinate officers overzeaous to
convict him. If found guilty he will probably be sus
pended.
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GREECE.

THE CoRINTH CANAL PROJECT.
ATHENS. Friday, Aug. 20, 1852
The project for Ship Canal through the lsthmus
Of Corinth has been presented to the Chamber.
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ANOTHER CUBAN EXPEDITION.
CoNTRABAND PUBLICATIONS.

Copies of La RerOlucion, the Cuban organ
printed IN this city being extensively circulated In
Cuba and Puerto Rico. The copies to be forwarded are
an ordinary letter,