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The New York herald., 1871-09-01

Steamship City of New York Br), Lei.ch Lverpool-John
Steamship Iowa (Br), Ovens.one, Glasgow
Bros.
steamship New YORK (NG,, Won Emster. Bremen-ocl.
steamship u Livingston Chccscman savannah-Livlnys
ton, Fox x Co.
Steamship Aibemsre, Couch Norfolk. City Po,nt and
Rlchmond-Od hoin'nIon Steamship Co.
s,ea ship Beueiactor JONES' philadciphia-Lorilard
Steamship Go.
Steamship Diriso. johnson. portiand-J Ames.
Ship Thonas punham Mclean, Liverpoo!-lbomas Dun
hams nephew.
Ship Betty ING. Nutzoorn, Bremen-E Koop &Co.
lark Undinc Br,, Baifour. Liverpool L Buck
Ear< Iiarzburs mo, kuhiken, hremen-Oerchs Co.
Park Ctadel stewart, B'boa j Il Ward 4 Co.
EarS Lzzie Gillespie (Dr, wilson. Bordeaux
Town.
BARK Sabine, Breaker Galveston C II Mallory Co.
Jark Carlton Freeman New Orlcans--J II Brigham.
Brig Isabella fBr' Morgan, Csrthagena Ribon Munoz.
Erig Camilla tBr), Reed. Kingston, Ja-A Solomon
Brig Amon Rowen, Atherton, Portiand-Miller Housh
Schr Annie Payard, whclpey. savanna-laMar via Nor
folk--lIeDey faiker error yesterday.
schr Aapgsera tBr, kourxe, st Martins EB-ed Frye
Co.
schr B r Chandler OBJ, Mills, Moncton-D R De Wolf
ssar asseu esBr,, Hatfield, syan.y; eg=RE ps Wolf
scnr i Nsror, Wines RichynShd-van Frnnt Bro
hr sSsr rsssSsop s 1Thoms. Holmes Co
sthr Pavilion, Parker, Bangor-R Buck
sohr III Maitei, Crowev, Calais, Ne, ed Frye Co.
Schr Searbruck, Clark, Boson--James Murray.
Sckr Hero Kelly -. -R Ropes.
Scbr sane Burton IA mer sta,ni ora.
sloop Oregon, wilson, Provid noe-H Jackson Co.
s scancr 5 y Phelps, 81, own, Philsee.pnia.
Steamer Vulcan WILCOX, Philsielphia.
steamer heveriy fierce. PA adepha.
Steamer q Conistocx, Drake, Phi aiepha.
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ARRIVALS.
nrPoRrrn BY THE uERAIp srRAM YAcu1

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
Steamship Lafayette (Fr. Havrc via Brest 18TH,
with use ana 10 passengers, Geo Mackenzie Aug ~.
lat 45 a. ion IS a. assed snip Wheeler, hence for Con-
3 eamship Rising Star. Conner, Aspinwa Aug 23 with
mde and pass, myers to + X Baby
steamship Wyanokc, Bourne, Richmond, City Point ana
Norfolk, with dse anu passengers to Ola Domnion Steam
ahip Company.
shp Scranton, Wheeler, Liverpool 43 days, with mdse
10 Lawrence, Giles Co. Took the northern passage and
had ht westerly winds calms has been ID days west OF
the baDss. 80 -.
sh Richard Robinson Robinson, Liverpool July 22 with
mdsc, to snow Burgess ad strong westerly win ~ 10 the
Banks sncc dsys With light westerly winds and cams
Aug ~ lat ~ AO Ion % 80 ie IN th bark Alice Cam bell
,iot,e nburg Tor Philadelphia, ~ slnens
condion. having been In c6son two days previously with
.hip Hamilton fsb took oil the crew, u IN number, and
brou .bt them to this port
Bark Ukraine cher Liverpool q days, with mdss to
Snow Burgess vessel to James Ward Co. Too< the
northern passage had light variable wnds been II days
OF Hatefas.
scLr Come l. enni son. Fay River, SC, days, with um
Der 10 kussel-, ssse TO Ientey Miller Co. Aug 16 e.
tween Charleston and Savannah posed through quantity
OF yellow pine lumber. - ,,
schr Nellie Potter. askil. Washington, ECl days, with
naval stores, to W Hinnan. - - ~,
sehr Gen rorbet, sheppard, Pansiso. NC, days. with
sbipRies TO DemiI y Go.
schr Anne sbepr erd, newton, Alcs andria.
Schr Hart, Pearce, Alexandria Tor New Haven
Sccr Palestine Pbaro, virginia.
Bchr A q Lyon, Lyon, Baltimore.
Steamer Wnants Quinn, wilmington IN BALLAST, 70 inc
Coast WIecktng Co.
schr Annie Lew ia Jones. Phiadeipha for Taunton.
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teudent OF the county city, and shall by him
be and registered according to the organization
The enrolled returned together with the
shall constitute the wortng organization Of the conser
party nominations shall be made. Five tens win be
lied fty and TO each hfty there will be chief The
ent. In each township or wsra; and win act
his aids and will each, subject his directions have
special charge OF his city, The leaders of ten in each
fifty will be chosen by the chief will act NJ his aids and will
organization of his own ten.
The plan meets with hearty approval, and nobody
seems TO object TO It's tyrannicai requirements,
although II does away with all independ-
ence or action, as the voter who does not
submit TO IL will be treated as an enemy
10 the party Tho Convention adjourned sine dse at
four O'CLOCK, and mass meeting Is now being held,
at which speeches arc being made by BALDWIN and
other great guns. The delegates from the country
express themselves confident OF success In the
coming election. Don In the election VI their county
officers and in securing working majority VI the
LeQlSlature
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LATER FROM The .DOCToR,S DES.

A Lady's Fine Under9arment and Frns-
ments of Letters Found i'm the Fireplace.
Subsequent to making o confession chemise,
supposed TO belong to the deceased, was shown to
the girl, who was Of too fine quality to be-
long to any Of the family, and consequently must
have been left there by Of the lady patients 1t
was beautifully made, and had evidently been in
tended for wedding rousseau
TELLTALE FRAGMENTS.
The following fragments OF letters were found by
Onlcer Ruling, OF the Eighteenth precinct, IN the
fireplace, with quantity of feathers in a charred
state, indicating they had been used as q deOdorz-
ing agent. The letters evidently come from Chris
tan, kind-hearted woman residing somewhere near
son 10 whom tney were sent would end her unhappy
career in such vile den:-
think time have known this life OF trust If have
not known nly pray iod w LEAD me iato % IT, And YOU
sseH frsshd.
He will tell what said about coming and staying
Ss1 w us whe s.sa,s wGn like o to have o you could
agreed upon terms you wanted to stay with me awhile
pu, my lovingly abou, you, and pray that He will
S he s y s.n 70 nS
Thomas had written to- never saw one Nervous
%ss" De nss s 4:
n az saan ann have
here the other day and asked me your address Said she
w.s scS asaa. suffered unuisraCIe pain DON'T think
look baay did last week.
nale. Those JOhnsons--,attng yet-Stod iard.
Monday evenipg-I did not finish letter night
and have found time to to-day
here this morning wash Papa started away
ea Iran. Clayton Hunt for tie be.
sides / bad to town. So / have been
busy with cooking and other work besides; /
getting dress this week, and I
Lad to this morning tuy trimmings and give my
When | went the store piece of black
SIX with little white stripes IN il. and uGed liked
much better than the brown that exchanged. Brown.
know, looks cd womanish viii have trimmed
with black salln; ! Ct Ella pretty white
H. pretty calico which she making lersef
will send scraps of acain. I
shall very busy with sewing for while. Now have
did BY soiiciiaon Of Mr.. Waters DR.. Washburn
Quoted the funeral services. O, 1t hearr nding.
dare not think Of IT, II seems TO me have Just had
crash after another for the last two tn til
heart begins zee. numb Those poor little mother chi,
drenl My heart hlcd to rec item. Maggie wanted to
have the litte lrl but canno take her she is
sweet little deat. bow cruel de.th seems and a
I looked at her dear form lying coid in death
woe she had escaped. Her spirit had gone
where siD and unknown But did prieve that
ha her aeain in lie Hos regretted that d,i
when she sent for me But
the future. nat comfort II is that
never had unSIa thought toward mel close
send 10 he Be .ides If write IN this refrain
ssd cannot sleep. Wrse Immediately and tell every
Slu
The New York herald., 1871-09-01
The VIRGINIA CONSERVATIVES.
What Conservatism Means in the
Old Dominion.

The State Convention Small Affair-0ld stagers
Comparing Notes-Effort to Concentrate the
White vote-War Upon Carpet Baggers and
Negroes-commendabl Rsticence Upon Ma
tonal or State Politios-0ld Fogies at
Loggerheads-Th Young Men Wide
Awake and Progressive Of tho
Bourbons-Ovation to Governor
Walker-A Complete System
Of Party Organization.
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SUICIDE OF A YOUNG vIRGIN1AN.
MARr,NsBuEG. w. Va. August 81. !

MABTiNsBUIG. W. Va. August 81, 1871.
About six O'Clock p n. to day Hugh Gibson,
young man about eighteen years OF age. son OF a
prominent citizen OF Charlestown, W. Va, COM
miIied suicide under circumstances Of the most dis
uessing character. lie had for several days
been ia trOuhle :'rOw.ng out OF q difficulty with
young lady with whom ne was in love. THIS evening
lie came nome in @ state OF lCtoXicatIOn, when his
mother demonstrated with him IN rela ion to hi5
Course and rema-k kcd that he uad netter be dead
than come home IN sucn condition. He imme.
dately lett the hoYse and went INTO the back yard,
drew q revolver and shot himself through tne mead.
klliing himself Instantly. tn re- IS much feeiing
the community as ali the parties highly re.
spected
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QUARANTINE AFFAIR.

The general government have transferred the
De.aware and Albany 10 The Quarantine Comms-
sloners for hospital uses IN the lower pay The
Delaware was towed down and anchored Oh staten
Island yesterday; the Albany Is 10 be taken down
today Tney Will be Kept at the latter ace for a
few days for the purpcss OF receiving the necesaty
fixtures, such as beds, cooking utensiis &c. The
cholera having broken out In North Germany they
NAA. Nv AVAIL Nv pyougAt iRto pse Shortly,
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AQUA TIC s.
Grand international Boat Race
at Halifax.
The TayiOr-Tyne Crew Vic
tOriOus.
How the American Crew Lost
the Race.

Brilliant and Closely Contested Struggle-seven
Miles Rowed in Forty-six MINUTES he Ren-
forth Crew Come In Fourth-Accidsnt to
the American Boat Stupidity o. Man
gers Prevent the Americans Wiz
ming the Race HALIFAX Wild with
Excitement Over tie Re-
sult-Frepara.ioas ior he
Saratoga Eeeiny.
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SAILED.

Steamships City Of New York. Liverpoo New York. Ire-
men; u Livingston. SgvInuah; Abemare Rc ond, &c;
,n,ps Ecano Brist2 prnz Albert, hamburg; Lucy Wills.
Liverpool; barks HarZnurs, Brencn Coursar Bordeaux
ana az those yes els ported In yesterdays edition
choreq at Qua ant ne.
Wind Al unset NV, fresh
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YACHTiNG.

Exciting Race Between the SlsOp5 Sadie
aud HGsyc,!, for a. $500 Cup-A Gn0d
Breeze and spleuaio Conlest-NAe sadie
the Winner.
NEWPORT, X. l., August 3o 1871,
The much-talke1-oi race between the weil-kGoTn
sloop yacht SaGic owned oy MIR Fralknn burgess,
ana the naswell, OF Providence. owned w Mr.
william Butler, came or ye gerday, terminating, as
many abtcipateI, In a victory for the corner. An
unsuccessful attempt hal been made TO Try con-
ciusions On the day preceding, but owing to the
oense fog that prevail ed TIE contestants were
pelied 10 put back. The race was looked Orward 10
with much interest In yachting circle. aud goOu
deal OF speculation was in "A sel ~ as the iiaswe
Was yacht oi considerable promise. But The sadie
however. Tue .avorte ron the starr, ana three
10 one were freely offered that sue would prove
ferrous. Ihe prlle wa. cup valued al 500, and
the course neing from Bfenton's Reef LghrsAlp 70
and arou ia me vineyard haven .-lght hap a.id e-
turn-ln al distance o. about fort, miles. Thou "a
very hdZy, tue morning was nevertheless sufficiently
clear 10 luspire the hope tat the cOnCs would
lie favored WITH iaf we3t1tr. "A tli, ines were not
csapl oiatsd although 10 the evening IL Dlew almost
q gale The two .acnls Io under way auOut eleven
O'Clock, aud cleared the narbor for he gh ship WIN
fresh breeze rom oulh->oufbeasi. The sadie had
a reef in hcr nIansaii, win tue topsall ST who'e
while tue Haswcii vent oHt unGcr her two lower
sails. 1t was agreed that the START should be hy ng
one. ana upon sis lai the sadie c co-sed the l,ndgn
ary line 81 II 20 I. NJ, the IiasNali following
seventeen seconds later. Ihe oree e lre-hened as
tney made ior the ueyard Haven Ligntsnip. but II
was stern chase a the way. the sadie gaimpg as
sue went along. Both yachts rounded tnls i.hisnp
as lOllOws:-
IT. N s. N. N. s.
Sadie. Ha'wel ........... s IL
Thus the Sadie de.eaed her opponent ten
minutes IN a distance u nineteen miles and. BOOM
ing out her Jlb. rushed a.ong Ike an arrow. Sac
carried away her lOretopsal. and jld not reset
other Inc Ha>well sdileI ma II better on the re.
turn. Aiier an eXceheDt rnn hOmew.rd the con.
testanis passed Bienton's Reel Llghssa.p as un-
der:-
n. N. s. n. W 6
Sadie. .............. IL Hasweil..........5 81
The Sadie was accordingly declared the winGer.
III was altogether u good race In It's way and ar.
iorded iair ana excellent opportunity .or tue test
lng OF the two yacits. Both proved themselves
very weathery but the Sadie Is decidedly the fs er
Of hn fryn
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Yachting NO:ps

Mr.. j. McGarraghan, foot OF 1hirty-fourtn street
South BROOKLYN, has partly IN frame, for Messrs.
Braiser and Fowler, members OF the Brooklyn Yacht
Club sloop 53 iee on deck, II iee' wide feet
spring.
. Yacht Alert. B.Y.C, MIR. John II. D!mon, on Tues.
aal iast returned from three weeks cruise about
fdf koe haway, and Is now anchored III the CluD
Odsin foot oi Court street
. acht Agnes, Aye, Mr.. Edward Harvey IL on
the ways IN Glen cove harbor. being overhauled.
lacht Psyche no cluh, hr. L. y. Dicaerson Is
Vlng al ancnor OF koCKaway
lac,.. reefless y. .i.C.. Mr.. j. Rogers Maxwell,
j. at poilon's yard. Brooklyn. having m astnead re.
paceh, io't at Newport dur,ng the recent cruise
Ihe IoiOwng yachts passed Wnitestone yester.
day '@'
acht Dreadnaught, Nl.YC., Mr. samuels, from
GreeDl oTt FOR New York. ~
Steam yaaht Mischief, NY.Y.C.. Mr. l. ID Nav
wei, from 6reenport Tor New YORK
YacDt j. W. Govern, F.I.C., from New london for
FiuSuIDy. "
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SHIPp ING NEWS.
Aimanaa or New York -rnis DAY.

Aimauae New York rhis Day.
Sun rises. &c Moon rises morn 12
Sun sets. ....... & SO High water morn 0 so
OCEAN STEAMERS
DATE OF DEPARTURES FaoM NEW YORK FOR TIE
CE
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
CLEARED.

PoAT OF NEW YORK, AUGUST 81, 1877.
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MISCELl.tNEOUS.
---~
A BsOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN
N different Sta deseron &C., subcient pub
cty no char.e until divofce obtained; advice free.
N. HOUSE, Attorney, IsD Broadway
HOUSEHOLD wORDi RtfURNISH AND RE-
n pensh the Great Central Hodsckeepers emporium
EDWARD u. BASSFORD,
Cooper Institute.
China Glass Silver Piaied Ware, Kitchen furrtiro aud
Cooking Utensils
at lowest prces
CBOLERA, DIARRIId;A AND DYsENTERY IMME
~ diatey cured by Dr. TOBIAS VENETIAN bINIdENT.
aSen sold BY the druggists every where. Depot
10 Park place.
CoRNs CURED FOR 10 CENTS EACH.-RUNroNs.
~ Nails, JOINTS, &C., tioh patn ANNiliILATR X cures
Corns bunions, SC. 30 cents; dr,ggists by mail.
DR.. RICE, 2l0 Broadway, corner Fulton street.
DADICAL CURE, WITHOUT KNIFE CAUsrIC OR
III detention from business, for Stricur ristua Plles
tue Eye, Nose, Face and Person.
HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D., llI Lerin rton avenue
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Arrived at New Bedford SOth inst bark China Clifford
indian Ocean, Maurtus May TO- st Helena July L. with 1O0I
bon bbs VIII oil and 1900 bbls 50.
The schr Montezuma Vineyard Haver reports having
seen whaling bark the 2st inst Int 81 60 lon a. show
ing white signal with centre steering south
WIN Snns .sopgalsntmast "a and mixzentopmast soue
OF provincetown, with 81 bbls humpback Sd oil
on board and small whales cutting in; would
leave Tor home In about week. The n X reports scbr
Sparks In sight, with % bbs 70 hum pDack oil on
The New York herald., 1871-09-01

h-IAs "narxarctsa" 10 ashore At 0ottenburE Ozark
mergaretta (Br) Hammond, cleared At New York July 70
lor k9nssbere and Lrg Margarehe Br Bosch, cleared
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G E O R G ETOWN

TIE GRAIN TIADE.-Two thousand five hun-
dTed bushels OF fair red wheat sold on SATURDAY.
at from Sl.fO to Silly, and S1.51 to 81. So for
prime 10 choice. Seven hundred bushels of
yellow corn sold at IS cents. The canal boat
Seneca has arrived with -four and feed for VIM.
Ii. Dougal and 600 bushels of corn for b. Tai
bOu. The schooners Margaret Ella and William
henry arrived this morning, from Alexandria
with 2,000 bushels OF red wheat for Hartley q,
Bro. sold at S1.4O1 to Sl.5O for fair to prime
The canal boat William H. Billmyer, from Shep-
hertistown, Va, arrived this morning with 800
bushels OF new red wheat, $50 bushels of white
corn and Is barrels OF -four, all consigned to
George Waters.
ANOTHER BREAK IN THE CAyAL.-A telegram
dated Sandy Hook, Md, this morn ing received
at the Collectors Office, states that another break
has occurred in the canal on Five Mile Level.
about four miles below the late break nj NIer,
cersville. The cause of the last break was the
giving away OF a stone wall The division super
there are materials at hand and il is diffienjr
TO get at IL, he thinks il will be some time week
az least, before it can be repaired sufficiently for
boats 70 pass. These breaks seriously interrupr
the business of our coal and grain merchants
But eight loaded boats arrived at the COLLECTORS
Office this forenoon.
The AoUEDUCT BRIpGR.-On examination IL
Is foundthat more extensive repairs are necessary
than were originally contemplated. 1t is not
probable that the cars will be able to cross the
bridge before the sth or 10th of August
The SCHOONER John Farnum is loading at j
@. Waters wharf $500 feet of hickory lumber
for Boston.
THE OFFICERS OF Companies 4, f and + of
the hrst regiment National Guards held n meet
Ing on Saturday evening and perfected arrange-
mepts for grand picnic shortly.
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Big Patuxent-two miles distant-where bridge
in two spans each 80 feet in length viii be COM
pleted In fifteen days. From the Junction. a short
distance from the Big Patuxent, the work will be
rapidly pushed south, both towards Marlboro,
ON the main stem, and Washington; on. the
washington branch. In the meantime parties
OF workmen are laying the track north towards
baltimore. Six miles of the track are already
LAID, and the prospect is more than fair than
trains VIII be running 70 Marlboro By October
endon the W ashington Branch before Christmas.
The work on the Baltimore tunnelis progress
ing rapidly. Layers of rock have been enc0unt-
cred In one or two places along the route, but
nave been easily disposed Of. The soil thus far
worked consists mainly of sand and gravel
Save on the Eastern Shore of MARYLAND per-
haps no country presents fewer obstacles to the
construction OF railroad than that marked out
as the route of the Baltimore and Potomac
Through the larger portion of Anne Arundel,
Prince Georges and Charles the country is level
and almost destitute Of stone or rock, and the
streams with rare exceptions are Insignificant in
their character.
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No injunction bill has yet been fled by the
persons who proposed to take legal proceedings
with view to impede the improvement of the
District, but Mr.. W. s. Cox has prepared a bin
which ft Is said viii be filed this afternoon or
Tomorrow. 1t is drawn , in the name of
seventeen persons, (and 10! A. Grants
Cooke and the members of the Board of
Public Works, the Secretary, COMPTROLLER and
Treasurer of the District. A. Grant & Co com
plain in the bill that the Governor Is about TO
issue bonds under a pretended act of the Legs-
lature, designated permanent improvement
bonds; that said Secretary is about to counter
sign them, and that the proceeds of the sale
OF them 1t Is proposed to be discussed
ON warrants at the judgment and discretion
of said Board, and the said acts win be
highly injurious to them. They further state
that they believe the aggregate debt of the
District already amounts TO S3,3i9, I2i (:
that the assessed value of the property of
the Dttrict Is follows: Washington
SCI ,013 SIS; Georgetown, s6,2f3. 467; county,
S6,965, 1W 81; making a total of ST ,f91 9i1 81
They state that by law the aggregate debt can
not be increased beyond five per centum of the
assessed value of the property unless authority
De gwen by majority of the voters at a regular
election; that the whole amount of debt the Leg
islature may contract without submitting the
question to the people is $50, 1890, for that
amount added to the existing indebtedness
would amount to s. SIS, i.30, which latter sum
Is o per centum OF the aggregate of the last as
sessment. They further charge that the said
bill has not been officially published. that it is
null and void, and contrary to the organic act.
They therefore ask relief by writ of Injunction.
&c.
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THE CCURTS.

Taylor, charged with using profane language: fned
50, or work house % DAYS. Martha Brown, enticine
lined 90. William someryille, drunk and disor-
DERBY lined ga. Daniel Shechau, charged with
having filthy hog-sty on his premises; fined az
Jefferson Lewis and Charles Brown, disorderiy con.
snct; nned 90 each. Henry Warren, profanity;
hned IS. Walker Brown, throwing stones in the
street; iDed 50. Hannah Eitzsimmons, using pro-
fane and insulting language In Georgetown; fined
IS. Richard Smith, charged with Committing An
assault ON Richard Scott; suspended until to.
morrow. ~ "
RAID on AN ALLEGED BAwDY- HOUSE
On Saturday night, about one O'clock Oficers
murphy and Fitzpatrick made a raid on an alleged
bawdy house in Laws Bottom, kent by a colored
woman named Elizabeth Jones, and arrested the
keeper and Mary Campbell, Annie Cant. Nourse
were all brought into Court this morning. when the
woman Jones was fined $40, 60 DAYS In Jail: the
remainder of the party were dismissed
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0Mr. Octave Pavy Is on his way TO San
Francisco, where he is to make final prepara-
tons for an attempt to reach the North Pole
by the way of Japan and Siberia. He contends
that this is the only practicable route.
nTThe sun shining through a slightly convex
pane of glass set the Interior Of house on fire at
Canandaigua, n. ", lately. The owner was
eonfoundedly yexed at the convexity, when he
had TO pay 500 for repairs. -
r[Tennyson saws that in Spring a young
mans fancy lightly turns to thoughts OF love-
which may be all very true; but the Providence
Herald says that in midsummer the Methodist,s
fancy turns to camp meetings, and not lightly,
either.
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A l. E x A N d RIA.

The Southern and Atlantic Telegraph Com
pany have applied for an Injunction to restrain
the o.. A. * NJ. X. X. and the Western Union
Telegraph Company from removing their poIes
along the line OF the o., A. an. r.. r.
The NOISE of the explosion Mt the Arsenal in
Washington, this morning, was so great as to
arouse from their slumbers most of our cid zens.
and the houses were Jared considerably.
THE MATCH GAME of base ball between the
Independent club Of this place and the Star of
Saturday evening. =