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RALEIGH, N. c.. August F.--On Satur-
day last Kirk, leaving one hundred men at
Yanceyville, took the remainder of his
force to the Company Shops, with all the
Alamance and Caswell prisoners, where he
remained till Sunday night at 8 o'clock,
when he again departed for Graham, three
miles distant, where he now is. On last
night Hon. Josiah. Turner, Jr., editor
of the Raleigh Sentinel, Sheriffs Griffith and
Wiley Of Caswell county, who, with
others had been kept in the courthouse OF
Graham since their removal there, were la
ken out of the courthouse by Kinks men
and locked up in the dungeon cells of the
county Jail. No reason is alleged for this
additional outrage. The United States Mar
shall on tomorrow will bring the prisoners
before United States Judge Brooks at Sails
bury. 1t is stated that Judge Brooks in
tends giving these parties q fair investiga-
ton, and will not permit the presence Of
Holden's State troops at Salisbury to intimi-
date either the prisoners or the people.
The following learned counsel are for the
prisoners EX-GoYernors Graham and
Bragg, and eX-Judges Battle and Merri-
mon.
1t is stated that Holden is endeavoring to
induce Judge Pearson, of the State Supreme
Court, to come to Raleigh and try those for
whom he issued writs Of ha6eds corpus. In
this event he will not surrender at least
half of the prisoners to the United States
Marshal to be tried before Judge Brooks.
Judge Pearson, however, has declared that
his power was exhausted before the petit
ton was carried to Judge Brooks, and it is
said that the latter will demand all of the
prisoners, regardless of any order from
Chief Justice Pearson.
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There is to be new paper ct Bristol.

The New York Express reports the fol-
lowing watering-place conversation FASH
ionably-dressed lady (war being the topic) =:
'What war? Where is the warp I have
not heard Of the war;" (She has been so busy
flirting that she has not read the newspa-
pers.) Another Z" Well, if there is war /
must 60 home and bury my valuables. The
last war the two armies went through our
place twice, and if we had not buried the
silver we should not have had spoon left"
The Philadelphia Press makes this rather
extraordinary announcement =" Mr.. j. H..
Lambert, until lately Brick .Pomeroy's
right-hand man, to whom the latter is
greatly indebted for whatever success his
'red-hot' papers have achieved, has re-
nounced the devil and all his works as
manifested by modern Democracy, has en-
braced Republicanism, and will become a
leading editor of new Republican paper
to be started in Milwaukee,"
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,.PAEIs, August IL The following official
dispatch Is just bufletined !: Z
"The Department Of War has inst ra.
ceired news from the army. which eon.
tinues to carry ont o combined rnOyemenf.
SCATTER brilliant combat ON Sunday nieas
two divisions of the enemy which sought
to intercept the French march were re-
pulsed. The Emperor is ut Ghalons organ.
izing q large force" Tissa g1tsF III
The Journal 0RcieI publishes notifiea-
ton ofthe blockade OF German and Prus-
sian ports, commencing the 10Th OF August.
Friendly and neutral vessels viii be allow
ed ten DAYS to load and depart. .4EF se.
LONDON, August 17.--The blockade being
established Austria allowed Prussia TO pass
merchandise through the port OF Riga. &
AMNESTY IN sPAIN-THE CUBAN QUESTION.
MADRrD, August 1.-THE amnesty is alb
solute, and all proceedings against political
prisoners will be quashed. - p
Colonel Hay, Secretary of the American
Legation, has gone to Washingt ton to adjust
questions arising from the situation In
Cuba. sts .sfr FL.
THE FRENCH VICTORIOUS. % spE4t
PARIS. August 1.-THE following official
dispatch has been received ~ q
We had serious engagement yester-
gay AIObu lnSChlG1 Hcdf ITafilOtGe, III WHICH
we gained an advantage but lost heavily"
(Note.-Grayilotte is small town six
miles southwest Of Metz, and two miles
from the Moselle.l ~
LONDON, August 7.-Paris journals con-
fess their inability to explain the course OF
recent military events in consequence of the
confusion of dates and lack of authentic adj
vices, .t.s a.si ~ ~
Three nephews Of the King of Sweden
have joined the ranks of the French army.
It is rumored that LIE Beuf's wife is
Prussian, and that LIE Beuf is imprisoned
at Vincennes.
The steamer Hazwell, of Hamburg, for
Sunderland, was signaIed by a French from
clad and hove to after the second shot. She
showed English colors. She was then
boarded and allowed to proceed on her voy-
age. a
The Prussian loan of 40, 0OO, 600 of thalers
Is announced at IS. .,-..~....-----., ..-.-----
The Brazilian Government have made eX-
tensiye arrangements for the importation of
coolies into that country.
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Washington News.

WASHINGTON, August 1.-THE steamer
Shenandoah will be sent to reinforce the
European squadron.
Attorney General Alderman will 60 to
Georgia to make political speeches.
The President will return OH Friday night
to attend a Cabinet meeting.
Acknowledgement Akerman decides that
the persons actually employed by the Trea-
sury Department must be paid without
taking the oath. -..-
Major James Belger has been appointed
special treasury agent.
Official information denies the general ex-
pulSion of the Pr1ssians from Paris. Only
about $50 have been expelled, and these
for proDer causes,
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ravages In che country. Iyaoasurg Repao.
Colonel A. c. BUTTS, of Petersburg,


Colonel A. G. Butts, of Petersburg, Is
dead. a ~ s.s II "a 4fe
Bishop Early was more comfortable yes
terday, and was able to converse with his
friends who called to see him. Lsachburg
Nrg,ntdn. s,a.,,.,4. -
General Malone will start to the South
west tomorrow to make reconnaissance
OF the line of the Cumberland Gap road.
He is very confident that he will be able to
push this great work through successfully.
Lynch6urg V,rginidn. ri ..,a~,st.
The recent rains have been very general
throughout this section Of country. In some
parts Of Bedford the rains have been too
heavy and steady, and the crops have been
somewhat damaged thereby.-Lyncaburg
Republican,.
Governor Walker arrived in Lynchburg
Yesterday, and is the guest of General Ma
hone. He will remain over to-day, and pro-
coed to the Montgomery White Sulphur
Springs in special train tomorrow. Col
onel Cameron, of the Petersburg Inder. ac-
companies the Governor.-Lynchburg Tir-
gilman.
1.-THE Republican says it was not Governor
Walker, but his brother.]
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THE WAR IN EUROPE.
NOON DISPATCHES.

SUPPOSED EVACUATION OF METZ.
WASHINGTON, August IA summary
Of the Prussan.oflicial report, dated Berlin
14th. shows that the Prussians, believing
the French who were under the walls OIL
Metz were about retreatinS, attacked them;
Whereupon q fierce conflict ensued, and the
French were driven within the walls OF the
city. On the next day the Prusslans, making
a reconnaissance to Rouke, saw clouds OF
dust. which obscured their vision, from
which they inferred that the French had
accomplished their retreat.
FROM PARIS.
PARIS, August 17-5 O. Clock 4. M.-The
Journal Ofictel has nothing regarding the
great battle.
Marshal Bazaine insists upon keeping them
secret. Good news would not be kept Sc
crct in France just now.]
NEWS VIA LONDON. Fl
LONDON, August LITTLE garrison at
Strasbotlrg made a sortie, but were driven
back with heavy loss in men and three guns.
The Empress Eugene has made appllca-
tion TO the Belgian Government for permits
sion to traverse that country or her way to
England.
The London Post says that the telegraph
wires have been cut III the rear of the Prus-
sian army.
The French officers in charge of the war
news SAY that the fighting for the week
seems TO be good without any decisive
results, and that the French are ready to
ti.ht to the end.
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
LONDON, August 17.-Napoleon's grow
ing unpopularity is entirely owing to his
interference with the army instead OF leaY'
ing it to military experts.
| The Times says that the French received
a finishing stroke at Metz. A battle Will De
| fought at Chalons, when English nterVen
ton will occur.
FLORENCE, August 1.-THE italian army
] has been largely increased, and an extra
| ordinary loan for war purposes has peer
| negotiated. -.
LONDON, August Heterogeneous q
| the seat of war concur IL the statement
| that the French army entered into the las
conflict in o starving condition..
| A French war steamer has captured I'M
| Prussian schooner Pteil.
The main body of the French army. i
concentrated at Etienne. The Algerian
| troops are not to be recalled.
The Gardes de Paris demand to be LEI
into active service.
LONDON. August 1.-THE Russian pres
| Is alarmed ut the Prussian success.
The Prussian loan has been unsuccessful
so far, at Hamburg.
| The Archbishop Of Paris has surrendere
| the schools and other institutions for hosp
tails. Three thousand beds have alread
been placed in them,
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Eight cents is the regular fee Of "rcgu-
Ur" Chinese doctor.
James Fisk. Jr.. says he never made face
"bh his fingers At General Grant.
The Hon. William Mines will, il is said,
%. Il candidate before the Conservative Con.
-""-sional Convention for 4 denomination.
The American newspaper war maps, IL
G1thin2 else. ought to discourage the bclll-
-rrcu.>.-LoWiScIH Courier.
judge Carson has before him for decision
ne coustitutomality Of the retrospective
i"ttlrc of the . homestead bill. - R1ache$-
..r Sc5GGTi.
Til" i;adical roustabout who does up
IN rough living for the indianapolis Jour
.ti i what the Cincinnati Inquirer calls
lin.
We believe all the superintendent in the
.ntluIir> of the lower Valley IT least were
old Democrats" We are certain that no
ID WIN. objects TO them on that account,
=, We know nothing Of such party divisions
@'rr. aud can see no good 10 result from The
,"'iyal Of past }calousics.-- Manchester Sen.
mel.
The Boston Herald alleges that Coffin. for
Hruty->cyen wears employed i'll the New
."dlord Savings Bank, but recently resigned
"H account of l." irregularities, has been L
'Gtultcr from the very first year of his en-
'.'ymcnt. The total Is supposed TO be
1890.
Beauty is a scarce article. / am sure |
ave seen more in half IN hour in Il little
American t"wIl--in Salem or Providence.
uot 10 mention Balllmorc--than could find
~ All Bclgitlm.-B yuSSetS icttcy-Nc,r York
Times.
No one possessed of any common sense
""r dtlnE> Tie waters Of Saratoga. Be-
;A,ru dressing for breakfast, and dressing
for dinner. and dressing for drive, ana
men dressing for a hop, one has no time
'yrn II on" had the inclination to drink the
"'l"r>-Dmm Ptdu.
james Garnet, an imprisoned thief at Viz
Ina, New, WAS discovered some time SINCE
NAI!" III til" act Of drinking his own blood
'l"n VEIN ~ the right arm. He Informed
ID" ynl"r that he had been iii the habit OF
'A!>tin@ "n that kind Of fare at certain in
-rsNal> FOR years.
The city has more southern visitors at
'A> niomcut than 1T any time since the re-
NnratIon Of peace. Some OF our largest no.
"i' are literally crowded with them. Their
nr,'hcc indicates the return Of prosperity
" III" South~giHdual it may be, and beset
%Nh EcAalIous rccolIcctons, but having all
" s'%na Of health and durability.-Nc,c
l"t Irncs.
Lately The ladies were recommended not
wear lult switches az d head dress for
Wv I'VE reason That they contained insects and
,'''lt was gwen the awful example OF 4
s'VhE Woman III Watcryille, Me, who fell
,'Ct!ili l" The bites of these concealed de-
"o!c!r. 1t now turns out that the story
.n "> , h9aX. IN the first place there was no
il;oy, and, in the second place, she is
~ ~ instrument q! destruction very like
~ LINEN matr0ttteuse was on exhibition
r,, ''!NAa during the late war. A Texas
sI, I "a, ",!"ftd 10 stand oil hundred yards
bin ~ t. me Inventor turn the thing loose at
tG,r .'i OK weeks at two dollars and half
Ha!Ie Lourter. 80 1''' "~'of''"' '>'''
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TELEaRApHIC NEWS.
Kew York stock and Money azarnet,

Few York stock and Money Market.
NEW YoRB. August IT. NooH.-Stocks strong.
Governments strong; Bonds, 11sa. Gold strong
at ll7a. Exchange and Money unchanged. Ten
nessee Ts-Ex-coupons, old, esq; new, eOb. Vir-
ginia es-Ex-coupons, old, 60; new, CO. Missouri
e's, oos Loulsiana,s-Old, 10; new, 81. evee s's,
IL; s's, s7s Alabama s's go; s,e, III. Georgia s's,
50 ;Ts, 81. North Carolina's-Old, So; new, sas.
South Carofna's-Old, 80; new, 7s2. 81 8.
Euening.-Money, 406 per cent Gold, ll7t@ 117s.
Governments firm: 'e2's, ll23. Southern Secure
ties quiet and unchanged. Sterling Exchange
strong at 1oos@looa. = -.
fight.-afoney opened easy and became more
active as the DAY advanced. Gold opened stronger
on false reports Of a Preach victory, and closed
dull with a declining tendency. Government
Bonds: 'e2s, 1l25: 'e4's, 1llS; 1858, 1ll3; new,
hot; '67's, llos; 'es's, 1lcs; le-4os 1889. Z.
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A DARING ADvENTURE.-M. About has
lust given in one of the Paris papers most
amusing account of the defeat of the Baden
reconnaissance in front of Niederbroun,
whic h he justly calls q foolhardy affair. Six
grand ducal officers, with ten or dozen
men, actually marched thirty-two. kilome-
tres upwards of twenty miles, into. the
enemy's country, making their observations
and cleaning information, not at night time
nor in disguise but in bread he sn ana
morning near Lailterburg, were seen by
numbers of people to cut the telegraph
wires at Hunspach station while the in
habitants were ut church, passed the day
in riding about the country, and were
not caught until the Monday morning,
when they were surprised while at break
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SIT AGAINST President GRANT-TuREE
TuarSANp DoILARS CLAIMED FOR \ HORSE.
N,laam II. Stark. agent Of the Home Life
Insurance Company Of New York. has com
nrm,ci 4 S:lit in the circuit court against
{. :. Grant. to recover y, 600 for the loss Of
- horse NEyandottc Chief. The President
I.,> aU gent named William Ellrod. who
.Y> r,rr 20 I'll his farm, and OH the 10Th Of
Nay y e plaintiff contracted with the latter
,~t = keeping Of the horse onthe pasture.
w IL there il was kicked by vicious AMI
II !, and lis off hind leg broken. 1t died
IN the injury on the fth Of June. Plain
raarYIicd Tor payment, and underworld to
,a,ri compromise before reSortin@ to legal
,-,r,r.dingS, but could get no reply to Il
..,r Which he sent TO the President on the
,.a.rrt. and he placed the matter i'll the
hands Of McssrS. Noble Il Hunter. General
u.rt states that the President did not
-.e;yr the letter. The time Of the Wyan-
:Y,rt Chief on the road with 4 wagon ~as
...p. Deputy sheriff Valentine waited on
..,, President 10 serve a notice of the suit
= LnuiS Republican. l:th.
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ryr1-,NG SCENE IN PARIS THEATRE
ji..,y -uy FKESCH SING THE MAESEILLAISE.-
Nr. ln,>lrad writes 10 his paper from
Paris
..~hr .Icnd in the centre OF the stage on
cher side was Il soldier with Il beautiful
.. ~. oi France. noticeable for the intensity
...,Lt.colur>; aud the girls Of the theatre. ali
.,. r,d. white ana blue, some distinguished
FL. q prrpondrranrc of one color and some
. another, were GROUPED with striking
....r. A. The curtain assembled, revealing
.fr, tahlcau. there WAS quick hum OF ap-
.u.,.l. and then rs the first words Of the
t.ma ol liberty. become the war song of
~. Fn.nirc. were heard there was sudden
i1,>l. ana every eve III the audience gilt
f,.~i With excitement.
! l1lglcr sounding the advance started
,E, rhoru<. and there was the power of
,,uy voices in it. At the completion Of
,an >tau2a there was an oVcrw hoImlng
tur>, afauplauSc. The Goddess Of iibcrt' :,
70 III" last >tauza. knclt with the trl-' ,Nio,
md embraced il. the whole audience risinr
aI when tn" silver thrill OF .ae hugl.
.rnd,d the solemn .'marc''. on" thou
,,wI, i voices took it mp y. .ssiona,cly. ant
.'. " liberty " death W IS sur~ rs il bv {;
'.mr~'. THIS WAS r.pca,cd three times.
49, rariur" of the multitude increasing
with each repetition, WOMEN weeping Il
'H'y >Jn...,, and men standing pale and tear
''d. Lcn the applause exceeded in fcrvor
MI :! * ! had imagined possible to even
fr'' ~ eXcitability. There was a univer-
al and uncomfortable frenzy. And every
.r.F such scenes are witnessed in nearly
~ The theatres and gardens ot the city.
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STEAMERS.

DILL ADELPHIA, RICH sFsS
i MOND AND NORFOLK STEAM -SsxssdteaG
SHIP LINE-FOR PHILADELPHIA ONCE A
W WEEK. further notice the steamers NOR
FOLK, CAPTAIN PLATT, and JAMES S. GREEN,
Captain VANCE. will leave Richmond every
THURSDAY and Philadelphia every SaTCR-
DAY, alternately. Freight taken for all parts of
Pennsylvania and New Jersey; also for Norfolk,
at moderate rates
Passage to Philadelphia, including meals and
Stateroom, IS. W. Z. PORTER.
Agent at Richmond, No. 2425 Dock street.
WILLIAM p. CLYDE b. G =,
Agents at Philadelphia,
Offices, No. II South Wharves, and
" % No. il North WnarveS.
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DAILY LINE. slazsl

On and after MONDAY. July 18th, this COM
pany will run 4 DAILY LINE consisting OF the
fast and elegant United States mail steamers
Captain q. G. GIFFoRD Captain L. w. BURSs;
leaving company's wharf, at Eocketts, daily lex
cept Sundays) at 6 a.. M for Norfolk, Forts
m Iuth and all regular landings on James River.
Fare to Norfolk. So
Excursion tickets to Norfolk and return.... 400.
EXCURSION TICKETS down the river, meet
ing the other steamer AMI return ing to Ricilmond
the same day tgood only for the day. issued at 81
Liberal arrangements made with Sunday
schools and other excursion parties.
Passengers connect at Norfolk with iirst-class
steamers for Baltimore and all points North.
Also, for Fort Monroe, CherrYstone Cobo's
Island. &c, &c.
Train leaves City Point for Petersburg on ar
rival of steamer.
Freight received daily for above named places
at REA SONARLE RATES.
NO WHARFAGE CHARGED.
Freight for way landings must be prepaid.
L. B. TATUM, Ageut,
iyl8 Company's Wharf.
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Domestic Markets-EBY TELEGRAPH

NEW YORK, August IL Noon. : Flour and
Wheat unchanged. Corn heavy. Lard steady.
400 bales. Turpentine quiet. Rosin firm. Freishs
dull. .r.-. ....,. IL H.. ..-....-r 49, ~. ~,
Decentralization In fair. demand sales 1000
bale mt l9ac. Flour active at 5SIoc- higher state
s@sc. higher; Southern brands unchanged. Waesa t
ssc. Provisions steady and unchaDg ed. Rosln
firm ut 81. 49,
BALTIMORE, August H.-Flour quiet and steady.
changed. Pork and Bacon quiet. Shoulders, l53
@l5ic. Whiskey unchanged. 500.
BALTIMORE. August 7-Euening. --Ffour quiet
and steady. Wheat-Ch0ice, sL42; other grades
81 l50Sl.2O; White, 81 .4eGDSl 80. Corn-Whtte,
sl@$l.lo; Yellow, Sl@sLo5. Oats. ssa94se. Eye s
sides Is.01s3c. hams 25c. Lard dull at l769l7ic.
VugInis e's-Old. SGT bid, 5os asked; dhto'
1865, % bid. IS
NEW ORLEANS, August 17.-Molasscs. So@Q16e:;
Prime sugar, lsc. Coffee Inactive; prime, l1t0
1Jhc. Gold. lI64.
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The North Carolina Prisoners.

SALISBURY, N. G., August II, 1870.
Special telegram 10 the Dispatch.
The examination of most Of the Caswell
and Alamanee prisoners, it is believed, will
take place at Raleigh tomorrow before
Chief Justice Pearson, Governor Holden
having directed Colonel Kirk to make re-
turns to the Chief Justices writs. L.
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SAVANNAH, GA, August 1.-THE Ameri-
can bark Eagle, which sailed from New
York for Galveston on the 10th July, was
struck by lightning on the oath near Berry's
island, Bahamas. The vessel and cargo are
a total loss. The crew were saved, and are
now at Nassau.
Arrived, the steamships Tonawanda, Phil.
adelphia, and Huntsville, New York.
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Foreign AIarkets-IBY TELEsnAI

LONDON, August lT-NoOn -Consols opened at
OIL United Suites Bonds, SIT. 4
LONDON, August 17-Eyening. ---Consols, 9ls.
United States Bonds, s7s. Turpentins, 29s. ID.
hrm this morning; uplands, ss@sti.; Orleans, 50
@9d.; sales. Is, GEO bales. Wheat-Red western u.s.
lid. z
Red western, S.. l0d Qllls. winter, ss. lod. @los.
LIVERPOOL, Aurust 7--Euentng Cotton buoy
ant; uplands. si@sad.; Orleans, sMstd.; saiss'
10, coo bales. Flour, 24s. Cd. Tallow, ABS. ,,F
FRANKFORT, August 7-Erening.-United
States Bonds, 90. . &. 49,.
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HARVEST IL ENGLAND Chamber Of
1m2cd1T" journal discusses the probable
UrId 81 wheat i'll this years harvest. 1t
SAYS:
Until full and detailed reports are be-
fore u>-which can only lie the result of an
elaborate collection OF opinions from the
-roWcr> thcmSclrcs--we anticipate some
thing like al average yield Of wheat rs the
in" eject Of Il glorious season upon dcirc-
h'" plant. Ard when we say IN average
We mean so--the term >i@niiying Il moderate
""r, half way between The full Weld "i
"}nc ycf.rs and the failing produce OF
@.rrS : and not the very nice crop. gust
>iert uf being excessive, which some farm
- call IN average.
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NORTH CAROLINA.

Removal Of the Political Prisoners from
YdnceyoiUe-An Editor and T'tco Sheri1S
Throern into q Dungeon-Holde still De-
.fant-He mill Refuse to Surrender Halt
the Prisoners to the United States Judge
Effort to haze them Tried by q Partisan
Judge-Eirks Troops Motto be Present at
Salisbury.
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TIE COSsERv ALIVE ADDRESS.-We pre-
sent on our first page the address Of the
Conservative Executive Committee to the
people Of Virginia. This address has been
received by the press Of The State with ey-
prcSSions of the most marked approval. 1t
is acknowledged to be remarkably well
written, and is generally attributed to the
pen of Raleigh 7. Daniel, Esq.
While we do not assent to many express
>iGns Of individual opinion contained in this
document. we are free to admit that it is
patriotic in tone and sensible in suggestion.
No sensible man can possibly fail 10 see that
;hc course therein recommended TO the Con-
sentative; is the only one they can pursue
in order to be victorious in the coming fall
elections. The committee advise the oppo-
nentS Of Radicalism to adhere to the organi-
cation which carried them through SO tri-
umphautly i'll July. 1869, and to avoid all
attempts to iuvcigle them into The ranks of
| old political parties. 1t advises them that
their continued success can only be secured
| ~ combining in one compact mass against
the cohorts Of Radicalism, irrespective o!
past party affiliations. This advice is as an-
piirublc to our own district asto those parts
Of the State where the Conservative MI
ioriy is much less than in ours. We have
seen efforts made to divide our party i'll this
district. which, if they had succeeded,
could not but have resulted in the most
disastrous consequences. They have been
irowncd down. and they should continue to
be lrowncd down. We should all determine
unanimously to follow the advice of the
Executive Committee, to preserve our or
raniZation intact, to cast our votes and i'll
tiucnce for the regular nominee, and insure
for him majority compared to which the
large vote obtained by Mr.. Gibson will pale
into utter insignilicance,- WyheHHe Enter
mise
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Marine Intelligence.

FORTRESS MONROE, August 17.-Arrived
brig Mariposa, of Cardenas, in ballast ant
the brig Harriet, from Baltimore. Sailed;
brig Walthall, for the Rio Grande. Passed
in, for Baltimore, ship Mary Dundas, from
Liverpool.