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ET THEorHrLUs CALLlcorr, who de.
liberately sold his vote when member
of the Legislature, who Mr.. GREELEY
highly recommended for a revenue
office, and who after getting the Office
was sent to the penitentiary for swind-
ling the government. has been pardoned
by President GRANT.
He is, OF conrse, one of that peculiar
class "whose opposition it is not for the
interest Of this administration to pro-
voken
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-12-20
The wealthy Class Tariff.

The attention of our readers is invited
to some of the outrageous distinctions,
made by the present tariff, between the
wealthy and the laboring classes. This
tariff, passed in the interest of the New
England, Penns ylvania and New York
Monopoiists. and Manufacturers else
where, deserves the closest scrutiny from
an oppressed people. 1t is an illustra-
ton Of how ingeniously tits contrived
to take the tax off articles used by the
wealthy to put it upon those of prime
necessity that have to be consumed by
the uoor:
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|
The people Of The United States, With
out distinction Of party, are convinced
that the project of the annexation of the
island of San Domingo is simply q cor
rupt and specuIating Job, for the benefit
OF purchasers Of San Domineo bonds
and real estate. A more rascal.y and
rotten measure-one that was more red
olent of fraud-was never before pre-
sented to the American Congress. Grant.
however, who has been suspected. With
good cause, Of being concerned himself
in the speculation, has the unblushinQ
hardihood to again force it in his Mes
sage upon The attention of Congress-
If that body had any spirit it would in
vestigate the connection of the Presi-
dent whit; and. in that event, It would
be moresiikelp to find there case Of
Impeachment against him than Of an,
nexine the island to the Union The
St Louis Democrat the Republican or
gan for Missouri, IN noticing the matter,
says:
Everything about this treaty is un
fortunate for its popularity, 1t was ne
eotiated, not by proper civil oficersor
duly authorized commission, but by 4
military secretary of the President. It
was accompanied with the most flaqrant
injustice to an American citizen, Wit,
was suffered to langnish in q foreign
dungeon because he might use his free
dom to rake statements rlanao;no IN
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-12-20

"a
E Sumner is mad with Grant for
something, and hence the following
from Summers lecture. which he is Civ.
ing over the country: aWhere are pop.
u.ar rights? Montesquieu has not hes.
itated to declare that the peril to free
governments proceeds from armies, and
that this peril is not corrected even by
making them depend directly on the
Legislative power. Thewar system, al
ways barbarous, is an anachronism, full
of peril both to peace and liberal insti-
tutions. An army is despotism; mil
itary service is a bondage nor can the
passion for arms be .reconciled with q
true civilization" In order to hit Grant,
whom be thoroughly despises at heart,
he is willing to pronounce Judgment up
on all his party has been doing since the
election of Lincoln.
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.EWm.. Rush, a Constable of Wa

HWm.. Rush, Constable Of Wash
ington towns hip undertook the purchase
Of counterfeit money from one of the
numerous swineling irms in the east,
lately. He expended S66 in cash for,
he supposed, package of $500, and
when the package arrived he found it to
contain a lot of ale bottle fasteners,
neatly done up. He endeavored to re-
cali the money from the express Office,
but was too late. The verdict Of the
public is, sserved him right. Guernsey
Times.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-12-20
THE EAsTERN QUESTIONS.
France and the Conference

LONDON, December liza Tribune
correspondent at Pesth telegraphs to-day
that it is still doubtful whether France
will participate in the conference in re-
gard to the Eastern question.
RUSSIAN TROOPS ON AUSTRIAN FRONTIER.
LONDON, December IL --Advices from
Odessa estimate the Russian troops on
the Austrian frontier to be over 10000
stroGg, Six fIeates and thirty masked
gunboats are stationed at Nicolaietf
IGNATIEFF's INTERVIEW WITH Adj PAsHA
PERA. December l0.-General Igna.
tieff's interview to-day with Adj Fasha
was unsatisfactory. The demands of
Russia were strongly pressed. and pro
posed conference wss virtually ignored,
lsnatief insisted on regarding The tteaty
as already abrogated, and Turkey refus-
es to admit this Interpretation of the
situation. There is danger of con-
flict at any moment Russia unques-
tlonaby intends practically to break the
treaty in her own time.
RUSSIA ACTIVELY ARMING
Especial Dispatch to the Enquirer1
NEw YORK, December IA private
letter from ST. Petersburg, dated No
vember %, says Russia is arming in a
formidable manner with the greatest ac-
tivity on land and Sea. Small lines of
railways are being finished in haste to
facilitate the transport of troops. An
understanding with Prussia is certain -
Nothing but an alliance between Eng
land, France, Austria, Italy, Turkey and
Spain can avert the imminent danger
which threatened the East and even the
wholesof Europe.
LONDON, December 1.-THE Eastern
question is again agitated The Russian
Minister to Constantinople is..asking for
the annulment of the Paris treaty.
England is taking precautionary means
to guard against surprise
LONDON, December 13.-The Russian
forces are rapidly concentrating near
the Turkish frontier. .s
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-12-20
The New Party.

There are few fools who talk about
a new party to be christened aFree
Trade Party" Count US out of that if
you please. The Democratic Party has
always been for Free Trade; that is one
of its distinctest features and it does
not propose to surrender up the whole.
Of its principles for vulgar fraction.
Slow, gentlemen! Go slow.
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Impeachment Trial Of Govern
or Holden.

RALEIGH, N. G., December IA "A res.
olution for impeaching Governor Hol,
den of high crimes and mlsdemeanors
in Office was reported to-day by the Ju-
dietary COMMITTEES, and passed the House
by q vote of go to 43.
Tomorrow committe Of two will be
appointed to inform the Senate Of the
action of the House, and also a COM
mite of seven to draft articles Of i'm
peachment, and conduct the trial before
the Senate. The Governor will be sus.
pended from bis executive functions, as
soon as be is arraigned before the SEN
ate Chief Justice Pearson will preside
at the impeachment trial.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-12-20

sF One Of the Radical Congressman
elect from South Carolina is charged
with having been blockade runner du-
ring the war. Well, what Of it? He
has NOT changed any. When he gets
into Congress he viii be running his
arms into the treasury.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-12-20
PolIiIcal.

ALABAMA.-At the late Mobile munic-
ipal election, number of negroes, sew
eral hundred in number, we're brought
by the Radicals in from the country,
with the purpose of voting them from
ward to ward, and thus carrying the
election. The Democrats, however,
knew them thoroughly. The enforce
ment law was allowed to have its way,
and these "loiln Africans permitted to
deposit their Illegal ballots without even
a challenge. But, as fast as they voted.
they were arrested and marched off to-
Jail Under the operation Of this whole
some medicine, the Radicals soon saw
their game was lost, and at one o'clock
in the day they gave up the contest
There was a perfectly quiet election, and
the Democratic ticket had 1,500 major
|ity.
GEoRGIA--At the recent municipal
election in Augusta, Georgia, the vote
stood for Mayor: Russell, Democrat,
2, ,005; Blodgett, Radical, 874 Demo-
cratic majority, I,13i The registration
for 1870 shows 2,072 whites and 1912
colored. 1t is probable that a good
many negroes voted the Democratic
ticket
VIRGINIA "A Radical contemporary
!pretends to make the majority in this
State only 1886 upon the recent Con-
gressional election, and then. coolly
claims it for the Republicans in 1872 -
If the rest Of the calculations for re.
electing General Grant are like this. we
shhll be quite SATISFIED. The true Dem
ocratic and Conservative majority rs
we have heretofore shown in detaii. WAS
11o,004. exclusive OF Tesurns not reported
lin time to the canvassers, which would
increase it. The Radical error consists
lin emitting 1851 votes cast for Rey
nolds, Conservative independent, in
1.-THE Sixth District, and 4,0l7 cast foi
Hon Fayette McMuliin, also an indel
pendent Conservative, in the Eighth
District. These two districts gave q
year ago some $4,000 or more Demo
|cratie majority, and they viii do So
again. whenever an excited canvass shall
call out q full vote.
SoUTH CAROLINA. The price of votes
lin the late Senatorial election in. Sontl
Carolina was $500 for the average, and
lfor influential members as high as S2,.
loco. The Radical members are said to
Ibe rejoicing in their honest gains, and
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-12-20

.sThe policy Of the Administration is
reform in the whole civil service of the
country" GRANT.
II am fighting fraud, and need execu.
tive aid" SECRETARY Cox.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-12-20
mThe Methodist preachers of CT

cinnati the other day, after considering
the proposition to recognize the Deity
in the Constitution, proposed by certain
religionists, came to the very sensible
conclusion .that the good results of
amending the Constitution SO as to Sc
cure distinct acknowledgment of the
Christian faith would not compensate
for the evils attending the agitation of
such amendment"
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-12-20

EA Washington telegram says
there are men in the city ready omake
affidavit that Buffers suppressed book
on Grant was intended to throw the
odium Of the disruption Of the cartel
for exchange of prisoners between the
North and South on Grant, and that
Butler denounced him as another speei-
men of the traitorous imbecility Of West
Point, also, that he (Buder) in private
conversation threatened to return to
his anegiancy to JEFF. Davis rather than
vote for Grant, characterizing the latter
as the common enemy.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-12-20
HThe Springfield Republican Rad

RThe Springfield Republican Rad
in noticing that Governor Smith, of
Alabama, had backed squarsly down
from the contest with his competitor,
Mr.. Lindsay, the newly elected Gov
ernor, says: "This action of Governor
Smith amounts to confession that he
had no good ground for his factious
course, and not only makes himself but
the Republican party ridiculous" The
carpet -baggers and scalawags will do
more than make the Republican party
ridiculous: they will make it infamous
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-12-20

The Grantsand Den GstRing'' Lux
uriating NJ the Peoples Expense,
The following list embraces the names
OF the swarm Of relatives which GRANT
has pepsioned upon the country, and.
which pcnsionipg has created SO much
scandal ahoat- GRANTS nepotism:
JESSE Roor GRANT. the ancestral root,
is Postmaster at Coving,on, KY, with
salary Of $4,000.
Old Daddy DENT, the father-in law,
holds no Office, hut lives ct the White
house. 1t was for defeating this old fel-
lows land swindle that WILSON fell un.
der the Presidents hispleasure
FREDERICK T DENT is a brother in law
to GRANT, and is known as the .lieh
custodian of the boot jack" heing a door
keeper at the White-house He manages
to VERY about s. 600 a..year out of the
treasury.
JAMES u. CASEY another brother-in-
law. has the New Orleans Custom house
with a salary and perquisites equal to
about Sso'ooo q year.
Ex.Rehel General LuNGsrREEr, IA
vorite cousin, is Surveyor Of Customs
at the same city and receives about the
same pay-that is $4,000 per year.
LEWIS DENT IS annther 2rother'i IN law.
He has no office, but he has a fatter cal
ling. He IS professional lobbyist and
his relauohsnlp 70 eae kresluent gives
h,m us 'ecs' especla'iy IN cases WIN
which tne rres'uent mas ahy.nlns 70 uo'
His income rom sn's soy source y ses ooWn
at S4V'9Voper annum;
GEORGE y. pAsI = ano'as. n.. o'o.as.
'n-'a"' az = a,s 80: = ~ ss .sa..h
nouse, USE oah Si'n'.sso : pvs'''o ~
0o'o0o ea'' alu ''on ''0A -
nes. - ! AAAsr auosae' o'
,a.iaa, = Min's'ei 'onsu'u'pA - : 'A'a'' ,
s',.0o r. n.. a.'na. sas,,,o. ,.,.ho, :, ,., ).
oohs DA' anos'e' 0'o !. =
an inelan 'raaer' os aploln,nen,' ~
se@ MeA''o' a. a',onoaa.s M CeaN
ali o'nef eraaers ale .01oNasl 'ue W na
'ols' a"u JOHN nas 'n0
ge's ''le s'ocA u nlS p'e.e0esso's ~ n's
own plioe, as que, o - :, - s
Wls. y. ine BUSINESS - s''u " "
wo1'li o4o'ooo year.
oRviLtE = ohAsf' p.o'lel, seou'su :
'a' revenue olnc' ~ r'9 ou,'aes. ps''
ner' "a 0'hcaso, anu' sa,a' aon .'i''1e'
'ne prooeeu' ~ '1
". ADplSoS DhSi' : onl'1 0ous''na'
a q ,ooo clerksnlp'
SlLAs HUDSON. COUSIN IS minister 70
5uaEema'a, WIN sa'afy u oe'9Oo.
1EofcE . JOHNSON cousin, y asses
lsor Of internal heyenue n Tue ~ LIS.
trict OF onlo ray ABOUT Sio'ooo per
year.
ORLANDO 4, Ross COUSIN, Tue poo.es'
suck IN inc los' mas : sl'0o0 ciefAsnlp'
0hoAss n Llli' 'ou'.n' "as s1s's :
Iol she genera o.ae, auu s'o'ase ous'-
ness Y sne ssw i",n aa'o'usvoas, ooo a,oo ooo
ne squsp4e' o sS'0's0S v -00'0'0
ous ol 'nis posluon.
mss :. =. mAssoDlh' seu0na COUSIN
an0 = l.' esDr, ~ oe'a' ps .an,' :
J qas, :, 's.es ooo - M s
= $3.50 e ea''
olAf'0N' COUSIN, - = 'ne 10'n
shian'ry a. saiary o. ol.avs
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-12-20

Ny Gov. HoLDEN, Of North Carolina,
has been cited to appear before . Court
Of lmpeachmentsto answer for bis polit-
ical, and ether crimes.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-12-20

~ MooRE, the Radical misrepresen-
tatlye from this Distlict. voted against
laying GRANTS San Domingo swlndle on
the table, on the 18th inst.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-12-20
The new German Empire.

King William, of Prussia, having re-
allied the darling object of the ambition
of his house to be Emperor Of Germa-
ny, let us look for moment and sec of
what it will consist. In 1867 the popu-
lation and territory of the North German
Confederation was "a follows:
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-12-20
1v Gen. scHIscK's bin to abolish the

~ usus DCHENCk Oil 10 aOoiiSn the
rank Of Admiral and Vice Admiral. in
the Navy, passed in the House of Rep
1escntatives on the 18th inss. This is
not done 30 much to rednce the large
salaried Offices in the Navy, as to spite
PoRrEr aud prevent his confirmation as
admiral, His name wOs sent to the
Senate since the commencement of the
present session. If economy Is The OBJ
ject let us have smother bill abolishing
the rank OF General and Lieutenant
General They are of no earthly ac-
count and cost the people over $40, 600
per year.
kEaI. Let ne have peace without the
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-12-20
Moderation was as follows: 8

39,000,0O0 of people, or just about the
population of the United States. Its
territory is zoe, 900 square miles, which
is equal to five States like Ohio. The
States Of Missouri, Illinois, Indiana and
Ohio are within trife as large as all Of
the States that are now under the scep-
ter of King William. The American
State of Texas is greater in area than
Germany.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-12-20
THE RICH MANS TARIFF.

Inn MIN IAN : 'AAlff'
Oa goiu anu SILVER cna'ns' 20 per cent
- Mahomanr wood H. E,aa pc 0'"''
,Jewelry 95 per cent
Laces, 35 per cent.
Pearls. Free.
Rubies. 10 per cent.
Gold rings, 25 per cent.
Corais' Free.
oa'neos, "a, ~ per cen.'
Marhle statnsrv IN nor can't
,us soo, u.x,sr,p,v
On calf 155 nor cent
Cutlery. so per cent
Shoes, 80 per cent.
Iron Nails, oo per cent
Sna,,es @ and sbove,s Ak nor nor cent cont
Blankets, 50@75 per cent
Sole leather, 80 per cent
Glassware, y 81 per cent
Elonna,s ' 5ogsS % per r cant cant
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-12-20

kraI.et ns have peace without the
izterfsFsnce of GsAxr's bayonets,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-12-20

A correspondent of the Pail Mall Ga
zette, at the Hague, credits the state
ment that the King of Holland in No
vember assigned the Grand Duchy Of
Luxembourg to Prussia.
Bismarck, in a circular to the North
German ambassadors, dated December
8, grounds his disregard for the neutral
ity of Luxemburg on the facts that the
Grand Duchy had forbidden the transit
of wounded Germans through its terri
tory had suffered the revictualing of
Thionville, and had omitted to stop the
French fngitiyes.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-25
THE CITY.
Music in Madison-souare this evon;ro

'i"N'S eiho SNNulHB.
The steamer Neversink ran aground north of
been removed. ~
Joseph Donnelly, teamster residing Mt the
corner OF Greenwieave and Twelfths yesterday fell
serious scalp wound He taken 10 the Park Hospital
While DIR. Haine of No. 23l East Elcventh-st.
e. was driving down Eighthaye., when near One
hundred and-,hItethst his horse took fright and
Hartman, living near there.
Standard Division No. 1i8 of the Sons of
Temperance held It's first anniversary last evening,
within the walls OF the Presbyterian Church Sea and
Land, corner OF Henry and Marketsts. The entire
membership OF the Division WAS present. visiting
brethren from Harmony and Mariners Divisions, and
also large congregation OF friends, filling the church
asIes and galleries " their utmost capacity. Grand
New-York tribune., 1870-08-25
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

:. Everett House-Rear-Ad Breese U. s..
New-Mexico and the Hon. C. T. Hulburd. ST. Lawrence
Co.. N; y - Fifth Avenue Hotel-Deputy Controller
John Jay Knox OF the Treasury DEPARTMENT. Gen. @. c.
Chambrun washington the Hon. o. b. Matteson Utica
kenry Keep, Chicago John L. King, Springfield, Mass.
Gen. j. Fl. Martndae, Rochester and Otis Kimball,
boston. @- 81. James Hotel-Ex-GOv Price OF New
nams OF Tennessee. - st. Nicholas Hotel-Judge
Hitchcock OF Ohio, Judge T. w. BARLEY Washington
Charles wilson OF The Chicago Journal the Hon. j. T.
Mcdonald, Alabama; the Hon. j. f. Tanner Richmond;
ana Dr walton OF Baltimore. Metropolitan Hotel
Ten A. v. kautz, U. :. A.; Col Won Kusserow OF Ger
many Lieut. FeTrier Of the Royal Engineers, British
Army, and Dan Rice, Glrard, Pa
DEPARTURES.
ChiefJustice Chase and daughter and Senator
sprage and Wife, left the city noon for Mar
fagansett, The ChiefJnstce has been confined TO
MS room at the Hoffman House by illness for week
yesterday - ~ ~ ~
New-York tribune., 1870-08-25
. Under :, The Palm" at Niblo's Garden, is

Coroner Rollins yesterday held an inquest at
No. IL Ludowst the body 0f the German George
Au who committed suicide on Tuesday evening by shoot
ing himself D the head HE testimony elected no facfa
further than those already given In THE TRIBUNE.
Victor Goddard of No 6t Greenwich st. was
brought up yesterday, before Commissioner Williams
charged with having In his possession quantity of
smuggled brandy and segars. The prisoner admitted
having received them from the steamer st. Laurent The
further hearing Of the was adouEled Friday
night
New-York tribune., 1870-08-25
THE TURF,

THE MIDDLETOwN, ORANGE COUNTY, TROTTING
MEETING-sECOND DAYTON SAVER WINS
THE ETHREE-YEAR-0LD SWEEPSTAKES, HENRY,
THE GREAT PURSE, AND MILLs's MARE, THE
2:3S PURSE.
MIDDLETowN, n. Y, Aug. 24-The morning
of the second day Of the Orange County Pleasure Ground
Associations trotng meeting broke inauspicously
heavy misty clouds oyerhung the country, betokening
the rain which fell In light showers about midday and
prevented hundreds of persons from the surrounding
districts from visiting the The attendance not
wthstanding was large and as the rain ceased, the
afternoon was fine and pleasant.
The first race was a sweepstakes for threeyear-olds,
seven entries came upon the track These were J. II.
Berhofs sorrel colt Vernon by Second Hambletonian,
by Guy Miller, dam BY Harry Clay; and Guy Milier's
bay fly Millers Fy, by Iron Duke dam by Defiance.
fed and he won the in two straight heats, after
pretty close contest with Mllers Fily Vernon being
ner is handsome brown colt of good size, fine action,
and possessed OF unusual turn OF speed, which he
very promising three yearold and will undoubtedly
make fast trotter The fly by Iron Duke Is also very
ss,soo G oo'p''''' 1'''' ''' '' ~ ~ '' ''' ~
PuRsr No ssveepsahes for 3yeaOs Closed April IS with FOL-
Dan Saver UniOuvs br Tom sayer Guy Miller dam BY
Guy 9ius Chester b. Miller. Fiy By Iron Duke hy
sIiic Goshen vsiica BY ID H.mbson.n dam
Tme-3.ei, 2:56
The second for purse OF s2,25O for horses
that had trotted better than 22 the winner taking
oo0 the second $780, the third 500 and the fourth $3.50
The three horses entered John Loyetts Henry,
Budd DObles b. g. Hotspur, and %. A. HcSoks b. M
Western Girl Hotspur sold in the pools 10 the neld
up 10 few minutes OF the start for the race when u
o0zed out that he not going TO start and this coming
To the judges knowledge, they sent for Budd Dobie
and asked for an explanation. DOble stated that he
found the horse amse In the morning and that be had
gradually got worse. so that he was compelled 70 draw
MIN Great dissatisfaction felt that the announce
nent had not been made before that those who had
een buying the field relying solely on Hotspur 70 carry
hein through, might have been protected There can
however, he no blame attached TO Budd DOble, for he
houhcd the Judges previous 10 the first that Hot
pui was ainss, and would not start. His withdrawal
acpvcd the race OF the interest that would oherwbe
have been attached IT, for Henry won with esse In
New-York tribune., 1870-08-25
LATEST SHIP NEWS.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Cambria Camaghan Glasgow Aug l Via Movie Aug H.
steamship Gisucus Walden Boston, mdse and pass
Bark Cuba Ruytr Trinidad de Caba 20 days. anchored of
Sandy Hook for orders
Bark Teachen Trinidad de Cuba 70 Gays Is anchored
of Sandy Hook for orders
B Lime Troop Newell Cenuegos % days and mossses
j. Colin, Dmerara n
scHOoSERs-RIyRR AND CoAsTwIsB.
WIN. McL0on, Rockland CEar Bath.
Idaho Portland David wasson, Bangor.
Fswn, Bath. Julia, Addison.
sedona, Rockpor Ne. Caroline Corens Somerset
Hannah d. Gloucester. Marion, Clinton.
Elm City, Proyinceiown Stranger, New-iIaven
Phoenix, New-Haven. l. q. Forester, Chatham.
i,abe r.. ElzabetkpOrt.
II. Smith, EllS4bethDort. Golden Rule Rlrsbethport
ID. H. Baldwin, Ehzabehport. Minquas, Enzsbetbport
Sarah Jane, Elizsbethport. WE. Gray, Portland CT
Senator Dighton Eliza, Nerwslk
g. O. Loud. Rockland. Gen Sheridan Portland, CT.
Tuns Bodine Providence. H. ID. Price, Norwalk
J. b. Bleecker, Stonington. silas Wright, Fall River.
G. y. Besbe, Georges Banks. Willard; Pigeon Cove
Nevada, Portland White Wing, Stonington.
j. Ward, Alexandria w. J. Rose. Virginia
Joseph Franklin, Virginia.
ps-Abysna and Nevada for LyepOol Caledonia for
Glasgow.
WiND-Sunset, moderate, s. B. very hafy.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosroN Aug AAniyed bgs Two Mss, from Turks Island and
MARY T. Pennel from Philadelphia.
WILMINGTON N c. Ant A-Clearcd steamship Pioneer for Phil
CRARIxrox Aug 2-sailed steamship Carolina
York schr NJ C. Collins for Daen Nellie Bowers for Chhons
SAVANNAH Aug A-Cleared schr Willie MOwe for NewYOrk
KEY WEST F Aug AThe steamer Occuhs the French
Reef 100
brig Alexander from Matanss for Wilmington c. the
Reef the 2lst Both vessels got on without assistance.
Ship Abaga from Sunderland NewYork Aug. 49, lat sisl,
lon. 25i2
New-York tribune., 1870-08-25

out previous admixture o. sir we may have s nne'
light giving flame az IN Argand burner % air regulated
with great meet M order to obtain The tuiest ~
aslss syen % TSts OF to tie Of con-
sgmpto, In the evening srnnu sa Ian sen when The
OF sec don 80 :" was given AZ eao N'' '
face '.tm OF science wero discussea.