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ALEXANDRIA.

THE FATAL RAILROAD AcotDENT.-The loco
motive "HarrisOnburg," attached to a material
train on the Orange, Alexandria and Manassas
railroad, which exploded at IL O'Clock Monday
morning, at wood pile in SINNERS Cut, be-
tween Fairfax and Burkes stations, killed the
engineer, VIM. H. King, and severely but not
seriously wounded the conductor, Jas. +. Pey-
ton, and slightly scalded a track hand named
Murphy. A train went to the relief Of the wreck
from here, and returned with the killed and
wounded. Mr.. w. II. King, the engineer who was
killed, was promising young man, and a ma
tive OF this city. He was engaged to be married
His body, it is said, was robbed after his death.
He will be buried to-day by the Odd Fellows of
which he was member.
METEoR.-An unusual sight was witnessed in
the heavens early yesterday morning. At ten
minutes after four O'Clock a bright meteor was
seen to dart rapidly across the zenith from east
10 west, and to explode before it reached the
western horizon. From its body sparks were
thrown on as IL traversed the sky, but il left no
streak of light to mark its passage. A whizzing
noise is reported to have accompanied its flight,
and a sulphurous odor to have pervaded the at
mosphere soon after its disappearance.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs-Supreme Chancellor
,. Reed and Supreme Recording Scribe Clar-
ence NJ Barton, accompanied by p. G.. CTS
Stuart and Thompson, of the District of Column
bia, addressed the members of the two lodges
at Oriental lodge room last evening OH the prfn-
ciples of the order.
fIsBIso NRyUs. The effects of the late storm
and the prevailing northwest wind have greatly
retarded the arrival OF fish ut this city, and the
few that reach here sell high in consequence
1t is said that the damage done to the shores by
the late storm can soon be repaired, and the OBJ
eratiOns will not be delayed more than day or
two. Several vessels left here yesterday with
material for the fishing shores.
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CRIMINAL COURT, Judge Fsher-To-day,
David Shea, indicted for assault and battery,
plead guilty. John Quinn, indicted for petit
days in Jail. Frederick Blackwood plead guilty
of a larceny. and received a like sentence. Jno.
Bryant and Benz. Bryan, indicted for the lar
eepy Of a barrel of syrup, was eonvictea Ms,y
ems, was found guilty. E. X. Allen ana b. r.
Gilbert assault; n guilty; Fay for defence.
INTERESTING TO DEALERS IN REAL ESTATE,
BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS, ETC.
C,scUrT " C 3 ,'. case Justice cartter.~To-
tried-Messrs. Z. L. stanton and sceya for
plaintiff, and MattiSSssiv and Ashford for de-
fends;:s.. This Is suit Of ejectment, ana at
tracts much attention, especially from those
| interested in building associations. The facts
are that Page in April, 1868, sold house and
lot In the Seventh Ward TO StsWa s .ne ds1ena
ington Cooperative Building Association to
| give Page as part Of the purchase money, for
which Stewart gave, according to the rules of
| the association, a first mortgage Page took
from Stewart mortgage for the balance of the
purchase money. 500.
| 1t appears tn, t the conveyances-one from
| Page and two from Stewart-bear the same
| date. Page claims that his deed is q first mort
| gage, and the building association makes the
! same claim, inasmuch as the record of the Re
| scented and recorded first, although all the deeds
| were recorded on the same day. The property
has been sold under both deeds of trust, and the
! building association has possession: but Page
| seeks an ejectment by legal process. The whole
matter at issue turns upon the legal definition ~
| priority title arising when the deeds and mort
cages are dated and recorded the same day
In this case much interest is felt, as the deciS-
| ion will affect a large number OF property
| holders. If n property holder can convey his
| estate to dozen different parties by a dozen
| different deeds of trust given the same day and
| recorded the same day and the laws fail to de-
| fine which shall be valid, ihen our real estate
| transactions are IN fOggy condition. 1t has
| however been decided that when deeds to the
same property are dated OH one day the deed,
which is first filed for record, is the binding one
| and it is owing to such decision that in the
| Office of the Recorder of Deeds the time (hour
| and minute, of the reception of a decd for
record is noted
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GEORGETOWN.

CoRRECTIoN.-Ourr reporter was misinformed
as to the narrow escape of Mr.. w. w. Wheeler
of the Potomac Boat Club, on Monday last
while securing the boats in the bOat-house from
the effects of the freshet. The water was so
high that his brother, Samuel Wheeler, assisted
by Mr.. Will Mcleod, were the only ones who
would venture out i'm the risky undertaking.
MERCHANTS ExCHANGE.-Sales on Change
still continue brisk, although the amount OF
wheat expected by canal has not arrived. This
morning 5,635 bushels were offered, with sales OF
800 bushels at S13; 075 bushels at 81 35 400
bushels at S1.37 and $50 bushels at $40; all from
prime to choice, as also 3, 800 bushels to arrive
at S1.40 per bushel
The CANAL, which has been scant of water
on some of the levels, is now almost full enough
for navigation purposes, and a number of boats
which have been loaded at Cumberland for some
time, are doubtless on their way down.
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Georgetown Advertisements.
DRY GOODS AT GOLD PRICES.

The decline in gold enables Ne to offer GREAT
BARGAINS in ALL KINDS OF DRY GOODS
Yard-wide Bleached shifting Cotton, l2,S cts, very
cheap; yard wide Bleached shirtine ceyy keary. is
cents-a special bargain; Richardson's and other
large stock of Black and Colored Alpacas, from Is
centsup; Cassmers and Tweeds for Men and Boys,
very cheap: beautiful Spring Delanes and Arm,lres
Is, 20 and Is; 400 yards Spring Calicoes g. 10 and
Ia cents, 1.-THE best goods made st l21z cents also
iuII stock Gloves, Hosiery, Cors-te, Skirts, &c
Special bargains may be expected by all who favor
us with call. BENJAMIN MILLER,
mhll-tr 101 Bridge ST., Georgetown, d. q.
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DR.. WHITE, Saigon Chfropodtst, most
respectfully informs his patrons that on and
after March LIST, 1870, his establishment will be
located In the more eligible rooms, No. 535 18th
street, opposite U. s. Treasury. He successfully
treats COrns, Bunions, Chilblains, Club and In
growing Nails, and other diseases of the feet,
without pain or Inconvenience to the patient
The shoe can be worn with ease immediately
after the operation. Refers to the many emf
responsible persons who patronize his establish
ment. Hours from o. m. to p. m. Owing to
press Of business at office. DIR. White ie unable
to visit patients at their residences except be-
tween and d. m
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LOCAL NEWS.


NATIONAL THEATER--,Joe Jefferson in 'sThe
Rivals and "A Regular Fix"
WALLS OPERA HoUsE-Allen & Pettingill's
Ninstrels- "Shoo Fly" and "Bad Dickey.''
MASONIC TENPLE.-Lecture by Cora l.. v.
Tappan.
WHTTEHURsT GALLERY.-Grand Prize PIANO.
ramic Exhibition, every evening, this week only.
SnITH & STRoNs's ART GALLERY, 2l5 st.
MARKRrrIR's ART GALLEY, 4e6 7th street.
BARLow's ART GALL ERY, 23J Pa. syanue.
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PRIVATE THOMAS DoLAN, company X. 5tf
United States cavalry, has been asst med IN dnt,
as messenger at the Executive Mansion.
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SERGEANT GEO. H. wALKkR. of tho M.t,o.
politan Police, fifth precinct, is living verv iov
at his residence on Z street, between iith and
18th, we rel ret to learn. '- "A0
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EOR sALE-One superior Six Pocket Ro.evood
LATIMER, Auctioneers. mh0-tf
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wIpp.NT IHlEvEs ARRESTED on BxScu
mar and ofcerss nv before last Deseesive Til
MuTaer Bay with bench warrsnts soe ~ VENT 70
OF Iaiek Hawkins and Maria W;,;a inc arrest rest
The os,csr chicken thieves, recently indictsd
and they were taken TO jan. tne parties,
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WoNAN's RIeHrs-Cothnr;n. :, N, u..1 f.x
reTaemo tn,s ttme-Catharine Raglan was ar
rested by Omcer Shepherd, ofthe Sixth precinct.
or aa ana battery on Patrick Ragan
Hyde, was committed to jail In defanlt of So
curity to keep the peace - Va 'e
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Masonic TKMPLE.-Do NO,
L; v. ,aappan's Grand National Isctn, Cora s
will preside. senator Wilson
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CITY ITEMS.

SPRING CLOTHING.
liable & Co., 3S5 PENNSYLVANIA avenue, 20. 8.
Hote1,) have just received fun samples Of goods
for custom work which will be made up to
order in the latest styles at the ruling prices.
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The CENTRAL DOLLAR STORE, d. Beck,
Jewelry, Fans, Vases, Plated Ware, No. 500
Market Space, between sth and 9th streets.
Also, Agent for Florence Sewing Machine. 2,5,1:
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,rH FRoCK AMI

REDUCTION OF BLACK CLOTH FRocK AND
DRESS COATS.
S35 Coats reduced to $50.
$50 - S25.
e25 I" 900.
This reduction is far below actual value and
made to reduce stock. GEO. c. HENNING,
No. 40 Seventh street y. w.
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ESTABLISHED IN 1884,
PREMIUM AWARDED IN 1857.
W. 81. WHEATLEYS
b 3 n U n st Fam DYEIN q

CLEANSING ESTABLISHMENT,
No. 40 JEFFERSON ST.,
Georgetown, d. u.
Eeplete With every desirable apparatus and BRO
yded with the best talent and artistic skill to be Oh
tanned, with constant personal attention the par
Of the proprietor, makes this the best place h the
District to have all orders In his line weH and
romptly executed. seI an
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- 10 EUROPE AND BACK Is Prof II r
"a, WHO'S subject at Union League Hall t a
night Enterprlsing young men who vish -.
zee something Of the world flor a Hp,Io sIsn 70
can there learn how to do it eie money
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PETIT LARcENY.-Yesterday, Onbcer c...
nut arrested Lewis Simms on the charge nj ns,,.
larceny from the store or Peter Corweil al
justice Mills committed him to jail for court
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PENNIES FOR SALE.-Apply at the Star Office

INDICTMENT TO Buy A Coop SEWING MA
CHINE.-Willcox & Gibbs Sewing Machine the
most simple and best constructed sewing ma
chine, will hereafter be sold on liberal terms.
Inquire at the agency, Baum's Corset and Hoop
Skirt Factory, 40s Seventh street, between ID
and f. 2,I1
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ALLEN &. PErTKSaILL's MINsrRELs are
achieving popularity nightly at Wallis Opera
house, they being good comedians and capita
musicians. Sig. G. Bideaux and Mr.. Tyreli sinp
yeiy enectivelv. "Shoo Fly" holds it own, and
oonnny Allene songs and dances are encored
every evening He and Charley PettengiIl are
Sesy funny. They are drawing full houses, but
afternoon. ,'' S"~"A"~y
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The GREAT FALL IN GOLD Is nowhere made
more illustrating than by a visit TO Franc q
Goldman's Popular Gents Furnishing Goods
Stores, No. 400 Seventh street, between ID and
f streets, and Marble Hall, No. CO.. Seventh
street, opposite the Patent Office. These gentle
men, who have just now replenished their large
stock Of Furnishing Goods for the spring and
simmer season from the large and best whole
sale houses East at the lowest Gold Rates, have
again taken the lead of other similar establish
ments here, and give to their patrons such in
ducements that cannot fail to please. Don't
forget the name and numbers. 1901:
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JET JEwELRy,
Alaska Diamonds,
Oroide Jewelry,
Etruscan Jewelry,
Vases and Chromos.
received this morning at Prigg's Dollar jew
elry Store, No. AZ Pennsylvania avenue, be-
tween Az and 9th streets.
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Hose FOR THE FIRE Observation-Disclosures
oey, ShIef Engineer Cronin received 900 feet
Mass, ordered some time since ~ a. FL
Commissioners. This has been placed N On .r.e
Oh no. Engine. As the remainder. 500 fref'
conraeted for Is received 10 will be disfrihnt.;
among the other companies oi'Hiputeo
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ASSAULT ON CONVENIENT CLERK BY A
CLAIn ASNT-festerday afternoon, about
O'Clock, MI. j. w. Butterfeld, q clerk In the of
nee OF the Second Comptroller of the Treasury
vas met In front Of Police Headquarters by M
J.J. brightsa claim agent, and Knocked down
Omcer II NJ. Sullivan saw the Occurrence and
arrested Bright, who was taken before ,Jusrics
walter, who held him to bail for court. ONCE
ON ith street, where Dr. Eliot attended him.
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SAIEs OF FARMS IN MARYLAxp-Morfartv a
Snaliwood, real estate agents at Laurel. Mary
iand, have sold the farm lately occupied by the
acres, for SIS, 900. Also, the farm Of y. Mebnn
containing Al acres, for e3 600 Also, a tract OF
roodl.nd adjoining above, containing IS acres,
49,, - per acre: Also, farm OF the late Enoch
for ei2 ,ooo. CONTAINING ioS acres,
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FURTHER REDUCTION or FoRcE-Yester-
LAY, In consequences OF recent order of the
Navy Department TO suspend the WORK ON tbe
new ordnance foundry at the NAVY Yard. forty
men employed under the Bureau OF Yards and
Doeks were suspended, and II Is said that about
noon. There are q number Of men in the ward
who, notwithstanding the eight hour law. Are
now on halt pay and extra fun time-l2 hours
Per day.
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ga WORD TO THE Wise Is SUPPLEMENTAL
prudent housekeeper purchases the best and
cheapest article for the kitchen that can be OBJ
tanned. DooLEY's BAKING POWDER is the pur-
est, best, and cheapest Baking Powder known.
One pound will go further in the culinary de-
partment than any other in market, and is qua
ranteed to produce more satisfactory results, "a
the ingredients are harmless, healthy, and nu-
tritious. 1t is for sale bv all good grocers. eos
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lid OF kAhcHE-About sx o,c,ock Hast
evening, Omesrs Pe.stsr, Brown, White and
where they arrested Sarah Snss.n e Depot,
Scott and Sally Brown, colored, and Joh mse ga
Kay, w. H. Brown. and Charles w Nc
white, and took them TO the Seventh prec,nn !,
staten Justice Chase fined the first named aio
Tor keeping disorderly house, the last named
%, and the others o. each
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AcCIDENT-A colored man, named Oliver
crawford, while at work Mays building, on
Pennsylvania avenue, between 9Th and 10th
streets, received two severe cuts on his head by
tne iallng OF the rear cornice Yesterday
His head was badly cut, but, fortunately, the
scull has not been fractured. Oficer UIyaII
procured conveyance for him to Dr. Charles
n Bowen's office, where his wounds we're
dressed MI Fague, the contractor for the
yeyed him home.
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r. z; ssp,s ssaEi Inform. an
HATS can Be rs%oS defs o. 3, icy eroyn siIk
SUhHISGHA4g HAT FxCT0RRCTPa e ae, sh.sse st
0'' eno - AsW Hass made to ordcss. is az y;
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-27
NEW YORK.
A. T. AKERMAN,
Attorney General

Arrival from Europe Return of MIR
Sim0nton.-Prcsident Grant mt New
York--General Quesatla Gone to Long
Branch--Passenger Arrangements for
the Long Branch Races - Governments
Closed dDuIl--S0utherns Generally DULL.
Gold Excited by RumOrs.
New YORK, July 26-Arrived: Steamship
Vile de Paris. Among the passengers was
j. w. Simonton, general agent of the Asso
ciated Press.
President Grant is here.
General Quesada has gone to Long
Branch.
The steamer Plymouth Rock took $500
passengers this afternoon.
Fisk will make arrangements to transport
10000 people to Long Branch daily during
the race meeting.
Evening.-Money closed unusually easy.
Exchange irregular and unsettled. Gov
ernments at an early hour were quiet and
steady; during the afternoon weaker, clos
ing dull Skies of 1881, with coupons, l12ls;
Of 1862, l091s; of 1864, l09; of 1865, l09; new
1917 IS; of 1867, 10S of 1868, 1882; lO-40s,
1864.
Gold at an early hour was little ex-
cited, prices jumped to 12l1e 012las. Dur
ing the afternoon declined to 1903. One
time on rumor that the Bank of France had
suspended specie payments, but later the
price advanced to l2l ", on the rumOr
that the bank would shortly raise the rate
Of discount. Closed stronger at 12l13 q
l2l5s.
Southern securities dull. Scarcely any
quotations made. The only business was
in new Tennessees. During the afternoon
generally dull. Closed unchanged.
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WASHINGTON.

Internal Revenue Receipts Yesterday.
To Join The European SQuadr0n---Cabi
net Officers Observation-Disclosures Dis
patch to the Prussian NIinister---Re
minder of England and the Alabama
Circular from the Attorney General ID
District Enforcement of the
Fourteenth and Fifteenth Amendments
WASHINGTON, July 26.-Internal revenue
receipts $3S7 600.
The United States steamer Sage sails
from Norfolk to join the European squad
ron. The Guerriere will not be ready for sea
before the tenth Of August.
Secretary Boutwell, departs on Friday.
Secretary Belknap left Washington to-day
on an inspection tour.
Baron GerOlt, the Prussian minister, has
received the following from his government
by telegraph: Public opinion in England is
favorable to North Germany, but the gov
ernment is unfavorable, and act with the
neutrality law against North Germany, as
she did against America with the Alabama
The Attorney General, in view of elections
to take place during the coming fall, has
prepared, and will in a day or two issue,
the following circular to the United States
district attorneys, marshals and commits
sioners:
Your attention is called to an act passed
at the last session of Congress, entitled An
act for the enforcement of the fourteenth
and fifteenth articles of the Constitution
copy Of which is herewith sent to YOU
The ninth section makes it your special
duty to institute proceedings against all viO-
lations of the act. You will, therefore,
whenever you receive from any source cred
ible information that this law has been yio-
lated, take prompt measures for the arrest
and effectual prosecution Of the guilty
party.
(Signed) A. T. AKERMAN,
Attorney General.
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PARIS.

Council of Ministers at st. Cloud.-The
Emperor Presiding--RigOrOus Treat
ment of Frenchmen i'm Germany..The
Empress and Victory for France as the
Only End of the Wharf.-The Candidature
of H0henzOllern..-Arres of Henri
ROchefOrt.
PARIS, July GA council of ministers
was held at st. Cloud to-day, the Emperor
presiding.
The Presse complains bitterly of the ex-
treme rigOr with which Frenchmen in Ger
many are treated, while the Germans in
France are in no way mOlested or restricted
Eu Liberte reports that the Empress has
said that the only end the war can have is
victory for France.
The official journal publishes dispatch
from DeGrammont, addressed to the diplo-
matte representatives Of France, efuting
the statement made by Baron Won Werther
that no motion had been made of the can
didatuIe Of Prince Leopold previous to the
late offer Of General Prim. DeGrammont
appends a letter from Count Benedetti,
dated March 81, 1869, stating that he had
been assured by the cabinet of Berlin that
there was nothing serious in the report that
it was possible an offer of the throne q
Spain might be made to HohenzoneIn.
Henri Rochefort was arrested at Blols TO-
day. He is in charge Of gems darmes.
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LONDON.

French Cruisers off Sc0tland-.C Copjous
Rains Throughout Ensland--lIeagre
News from Berlin-.Prussian Govern
ment Prhdent and Telegraph Closely
Watched--Prussian Army Headquar-
ters at FranEfort-On.the.Nlaiu Glad
stone ON the Alabama Claims-.Next
Advance dine from the Unifed states.
The Secret Treaty Proposed by
France--German Sailors Leaving Liv-
erpool for Home.-Stock Settlements
In London To-day--AEany Failures Ex-
pected.
LONDON, July 26.-Several French cruisers
are reported off Wick, Scotland, today
The dockyards here are unusually
active.
There were copious rains throughout
England yesterday, greatly benefting the
crops.
News received by way of Berlin ia yerv
meagre, which is due to the prudence of the
the Prussian government The telegraph
is closely watched by the German authori-
ties. Is
Frankfort-on-t the-Main has been designa-
ted as Pr,lssian army headquarters.
In the House of Commons tonight Glad
stone, in reply to a question from Mr. Tor
rens, said that negotiations for the settle
ment of the Alabama claims stood where
they did a year and half ago, the United
States having declined the offer made by
England. The next advance was due from
the American government. .-<-..--..
Earl Granville, in the House of Lords.
again referred to the draft of secret treaty.
alleged to have been proposed by France to
Prussia. He said he had an interview this
afternoon with the French Ambassador,
who told him that the treaty originated
with Bismarck, and that it had never had q
serious basis, and was rejected by both par
ties. The Ambassador protested that
France was actually desirous of maintain
ing peaceful relations with Belgium, Eng
land and Holland.
Gladstone informed the House of Com.
mons that advices from Berlin settling the
authenticity of the Times information re-
garding the alleged treaty were hourly ex-
pected. The British minister at Berlin had
telegraphed that dispatches containing the
original propositions of Napoleon embodied
III the treaty, existed in Count Benedetti's
own handwriting. Otway, under foreign
secretary, declined, when asked to make
communication or to express an opinion on
the proposal made by Napoleon to annex
Holland. .. =
The German sailors continue to leave Liv-
erpOol for home. 80.
Tomorrow is the day for stock settle
ments, and in the present convulsed condi-
ton OF the market many failures are ex-
pected.
The Mcintosh oil works at Leith were
burned to-day, three persons killed.
The British troop ship lamar, from Hall
fax, has arrived here.
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PERsoNAL.-United States District At
torney, A. B. Long, left the city last even
ing for the North, by the jackson Railroad.
He viii probably be away for two or three
months Since his appointment Mr.. Long
has applied himself closely to his official
duties, and had rather convincing evidence
that his place is no sinecure. We hope he
will derive both pleasure and benefit from
his sojourn In the higher latitudes.
D. w. Roberts, editor of the st. Mary
Register and Mayor of Brashear, his wife
and brother, were passengers by the Henry
Ames for St. Louis, yesterday. Their
final destination is one Of the delightful
and romantic localities in nlinois-famous
State for beauty Of scenery and enterprise
Of the people.