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Anticipated Water Famine.
IA" Eoya Scotia Assembly on the
Fishery Question.

ia" NOya Scotia Assembly ON the
Fishery Question.
NuUAX, y. s, February l5.-ln the
.NNa Scotia Assembly. Yesterday, Mr..
i,:I' made a strong speech condemning
ln~ local government for giving moral
Support To- the Dominion Government
un ihr fishery question, and concluded
r. moving the adoption OF resolution
b. 'rmmunicate with the Governor Gen
tr,i nrging him 10 see that the rights
f Nova Scotia in the fisheries are not
,e"n'cici in the negotiations Of the COM
4 Ion just appointed
4 tu"rurv General Wilkins and Hon
Slg Vail replied that tne Government
haI the hjrct under consideration. and
p '"u.ri moving in it, Their lear was
- lac fisheries would he given up in
~ ,rirlymeut ot the Alabama claims
4 -nIulions wouhi I've moved protesting
3s inst ANYTHING ot the kind. The ap-
fruImcnt OF Sir john 4, Mcdonald
h., asguri 81 evidence that the inter
r. ia" maritime powers were not
,drr,l Tor
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Missouri (Blair) would be allowed 'c
proceed. L..
Several Senators-''Oh. yes, let him
90 on"
In Difference to the increasing inter
iest in the debate, and to personai aP'
peal, the Senators allowed the debate 'o
proceed.
I Mr.. Cole finally Withdrew his mo-
ion, and Mr.. Blair proceeded.
Adjourned.
, After the reading Of the journal, the
| louise proceeded in special order to the
consideration of the bill reported by the
judiciary committee to enforce the
ghts of citizens of the United States
nder the Fifteenth Amendment. 10
pte in the several States OF the Union
Mr. Eldridge, a member ofthe Judlcl'
az committee, and Messrs. Cox, May,
lew, Kerr, Maynard and Churchill
lade arguments against the bill;
| Mr.. Finkelburg moved to strike out
O. the tenth section all that requires
tie military authorities to obey any call
mde bv a United States Marshal OF
doutv.
Mr.. Logan remarked that the amend
mnt would remove his objection to the
bill.
IT. Bingham, who reported the b'il,
cloed the debate in an argument ID
advocacy of it and in conclusion called
forthe vote. The first question was
tahn on Mr.. Finkelburg 5 motion and
ageed to. The bill then passed by
nesly a party vote; yeas l44, nays OF;
1t contains 10 sections, covering "a
| prited pages and principally amends
sore details of the bill Of the 3lst
of fay, 1870, on the same subject 1t
proides for the appointment by the
Uned States Circuit Judges OF two
surrvisors of election of different poll
tics in cities and towns having over
1000 inhabitants, and prescrlbes their
powrs and duties. 1t also authorizes
the United States Marshal TO appoint
a social deputy Marshal to assist
the supervisors of election and
presribes this, their powers and duties,
anduthorizes them to call to their aid
by-anders or posse comitatus. Au-
thotv to call on military authorl-
ties struck out. 1t also provides for
the ppointment in each Judicial Dis
tricDf Chief Supervisor Of elections,
and rescribes his powers and duties,
1t etends the jurisdiction Of the Cnl-
ted itates Circuit Court to all cases in
law equity, arising under theact II
also provides that hereafter. all elec,
tons of Representatives for Congress,
to witch elections the whole bill Is
confied, shall be by ballot, written or
printd anything in the laws of any
Stateo the contrary Notwithstanding.
BvMr. Banks-A bill to incorporate
the hropean and American Telegraph
Comnny. Referred.
Nj Cook, from the conference com
mite on the bill to create territorial
government for the District OF Colum-
bia, iade a report, which is to lie voted
on tomorrow.
Tn House. at 4:4j, took recess un-
til -.
Tn evening session will for reports
from;he Judiciary committee.
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BRIEF TELEGRAMS.

Gold closed in New York, yesterday
at lll!.
The contributions to the French re
lief fund in New York amount 10 about
5000.
The Chicago Board OF Trade yester
iay contributed five thousand dollars
r,r the relief Of the suffering people oI
rance
Mrs McGuire was burned TO death
At Shakopee, Minnesota, Tuesday morn
.r.. while drunk she upset lamp and
the flames covered her in an instant,
The Democratic Congressional Con
,rnrion Of the Third Connecticut Dis
.r;,, Hartford and Tolland counties
Yesterday nominated DR.. A. X. Good
r.rh. Of Vernon.
All the collieries at Mt. Carmel, Pa,
rv,umed work yesterday morning, eX
.cp, one. which will commence to-day
the miners at Tamaqua, Pa, still ad
here to the three dollar basis Two
,olirrleS are preparing to commence
work.
\ largely attended meeting Of tn {
Masonic fraternity Of Cleveland, Ohio
va held Tuesday evening to consider
,he point Of building Masonic Temple
=. that city. The result was the taking
- preliminary steps to form a Masonic
remple Association of Cleveland, with
:2j, 900 capital in shares OF $50 each
Book subscriptions were opened and a
ronSiderable amount Of stock wa:
aiken.
In Cincinnati, Ohio, William Rudd
r.Ion and daughter, fourteen month,
III were both dangerously burned OF
Nunlay night, by the explosion OF {
AMI filled with what is call,d non-ex
ylo>iye gasoline. The lamp had jus
Zen lillei and was standing on the Ia
nlr. The flames were first communi
Gated TO the child, and the father wa
burned in endeavoring TO extlngulsh IN:
daughters burning clothes.
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ALBANY, y. \.
Another Railroad Accident.

ALBANY February lj.-The Montreal
l"e,s train which was to leave New
c'k last night at II o'clock, left 81
pnu'rs behind time. On reaching the
fdSr at Spuytcu Duyvel creek the en-
Peer slowed down, when the Yonkers
fln, which was behind, came thunder
around the curve at full speed. A
lislon took place which almost total.
demolished one car and smashed the
ti"rmS OF several others. The en-.
trr Of the Iomkers train jumped OIL
the conductor was thrown down the
pankment, while several passengers
< thrown from their hunks and
ere'X injured. Passengers describe
Collision and its effects as terrible
wonder that many lives were moi
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WASHINGTON.

Necessity for Keeping . Large Cur
rency BaIsnee IN the Treasury.
New YORK, February l5.-The 1nib-
unes Washington correspondent says:
Secretary Boutwell,, in conversation
recently with gentlemen from New
York who Disagree with him as to the
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WEST VIRGINIA
UNIVERSITY.
ALEX. MARTIN. ID. D., President,
With a Full Corp Of Professor.

OPENED But RECENTLY FOR Pun
~ poses Of instruction, this Institution
hrs already Sttained a very extensive range
Of patronage and support
II possesses the finest grounds and build
ings In the state.
Classes are formed in all the regular
Departments Of Collegiate and scisntine
study.
Special advantages for thorough angulsi-
ton Of the Modern Languages, the study
Of Geology, and other branches In the IN
terest Of Agriculture.
Chemistry taught according 70 the new
and only correct system
Teachers' Class every Spring Term.
A valuable Cabinet and Apparatus
TUITION from SIS 10 "a per year.
FALL TERM BEGINS Sept 5th. Winter,
December 9Th. Spring, March Zlst.
Commencement, June 18th.
GS-Send for Catalogue,
+. GEO. G. sTURGIsa,
Secretary Roard Of Regents.
Aorgantovn- W. Va, July %, 1870.
sep9
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DISSO1tIIOH Oh TdFtHeTsuIp.
rNHE CO-PARTNERSHIP HERETO
FOE existing between SAMUEL
LAUGH.IN, ALEXANDER LAUGHLIS,
JOHN SMITH and CHAS. II. ODBERT,
under te firm name Of LAUGHLIN,
SMITH CO., has been dissolved this day
by mutual consent, John L. Smith retiring.
The busaess will hereafter be conducted by
the rertining partners, under the firm
name ol
.AUGHLIN BROS. & co,
Who aloe are authorized TO settle the husi-
ness Of he late firm.
SAMUEL LAUGHLIN,
ALEXANDER LATGHLIN.
JOHN l.. SMITH,
c. II. ODBERT.
Wheeling, Jan. 2 lSi. jan6
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NEW YORK.
Iud,:c Rosek rams Order NOT over
ruled.

Iud::c rams Order moi over
ruled.
New YORK, February lj.--The an
nouncement that the General term OF
The Supreme Court had overrat tsd the
order Of Judge Rosekrans in the case
Of Thompson against the Erie Railway
Company, striking out certain attidavlts
~ scandalous and impertnent was in
correct. Judge Rosekrans order was
not reversed, nor was any opinion ex'
dressed 10y any member OF the court
against its correctness. The order on
this subject, dated February lth, was
entirely without authority, and on the
matter being brought TO the Court no,
,.rr. the Court cancelled it and directed
& lu br removed from the files.
The Guuboai stevens Nearly Com
pIeted.
The Stevens sunboat will be ready for
.aunching in June Most OF her ma
,hlnrry is in position, and the vessel
viii be- completed during this and next
uorth. with the exception OF a portion
TO, the ioiners work. Mr. Stevens. in
o.> will, hequeathed this battery TO the
STATE of New New York. 1t is not
zruwu whether the State can hold the
.mqur,t, but if it can accept it, will
urohably dispose OF it, so that in any
even, the battery will pass into the
rauI, OF onr own or some other Gov
vrumcnt It is not intended TO arm the
vessel until after she shall have been
,ina,ly disposed of in some way.
Anticipated Wafer Famine.
rhr people Of Brooklyn are excited
4 over The tact that there is prospect OF
wa'"r famine There should at the
4 resent time he twenty feet OF water in
'rr reservoir, but Yesterday afternoon il
md lowered to eleven feet. and last
"'Ghr was entirely drawn of, 1t will
hc 'urrei on again this morning. The
water l. lower than il has been tor sev.
4 '~.l year-
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The snians Preparing for Organi.
zatIOn.

ZHIIOn.
NJ YORK, February l5.-Atameet-
ing othe Irish exiles held at Sweeney S
HotelTuesday, it was unanimously re-
solve, to appoint committee with
full pwer to deal with the question OF
orgargation. The following commit
tee 'as appointed J. uDonevan
RossaD. D. Mulcahy, I. +. Bourke,
Edwal Power, T. Pilsforth St Clair,
John dcClure and John Dewey. At
the fit meeting to-day j. O'Donovan
Rossasas elected chairman, and John
McClre, Secretary. The following
resoluons were adopted.
ReIoed, That we assume immediate
contrt of the various Irish organiza-
tions / America which have offered to
place themselves under our guidance :;
that och Of these organizations be
askedo continue lis existence and its
preser form until our plans Of reOr-
ganizsion are consolidated.
ReSred, That each society, section
or ci,le of Irish nationality in this
countr desirous OF united action. be
requeed to report its strength and
eificiecy without delay to our commit
tee Organization.
Rasred, That printed copies OF our
resoluons and addresses seeking for ad-
vice ah assistance in bringing about a
union { all lrishmen, be forwarded to
the leding Irish nationalists through
out tn United States, all cemmunica,
tions t be addressed to the Com.
mittee Of Irish Organization, Sweeney
Hotel, Sew York
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CITY HOTEL
GLADES HOTEL,
ECLECTIC INSTITUTE,
II and % Nj Vernon Place,
BALTIMORE. MD.

MRs. LETITIA TYLER SEAPLE- OF VA.
Principal.
THIS SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
Il win reopen on THURSDAY, 18th Sep
tember, 1870, and close the last week In June,
lSl. Number Of pupils limited to ~. For
Circulars, &c, apply By letter 70 the
ty2l PRINCIPAL
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DIVIDEND.

TINHE NATIONAL BANK OF WEST
Virtnia has declared Dividend OF
Five pecent, payable on demand.
JOHN WAGNER, Cashier.
Wheeng, January 5, 1871. jams
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VIRGINIA Tobacco.

Virginia Tobacco.
AZ CADIEs "LEADBETTER's" NAVY
fU hs,nd ~
"A Cadies "Gamble's" Bright Navy rs
Boxs "Leadbetter's" Blk los
a Cadies "Arrah- -Pogue" Navy rs.
% BoNs yellow Jessamine" Bright Twist
X
q Cadies Luscious Chew" Twist Is.
10 BOYS u. MsBooker's" Bright lbs.
10 :. Apricot" do do
! . s.Corrie Smith" do do
KENTUCKY TOBACCO.
.Moitor."
"Rusells Banana" los and Navy.
.Merimac" Navy lbs
Premium Bright los.
Premium Bright rs and ~.
"F. {" Smoking, IS, 1s and lbs.
We haze all Of the above standard brands
ON hanc and for sale cheap.
ian3l MAXWELL, TlNGLE & co.
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SAMPLE BUREAU,

SAMPLE BUREAU,
and will, upon application, promptly send by
mail full lines OF Samples of the Newest and
most Fashionable Goods, OF FRENCH,
ENGLISH and DOMESTIC MANUFAC-
TURE, guaranteeing at all times To sell as
io,r, If not at less prices, than at any house in
the country.
Buying our goods from the largest and
most celebrated manufacturers in the differ
ent parts of Europe, and importing the
same by Steamers direct 10 Baltimore, our
stock is nj all times promptly supplied with
the novelties OF the London and Paris
markets.
As we buy and sell only for cash, and make
no bad diebts we are able and willing To sell
our goods at FROM TEN TO FIFTEEN PER
CENT. LESS PROFIT than If we gave credit.
In sending for samples specify The KIND Of
QoodS desired. We keep the best grades OF
every class Of goods, from the lowest To the
most costly.
order, nmdccompanied Jy The cash mtR be
sent c. o. ID.
PROMPT-PAYING WHOLESALE BUY
ERS are invited To inspect the Stock In our
JObbing and Package Department. Address
HAMILTON CASTOR & SONS,
l97, l99, 2Ol and 2O3 West Baltimore St,
nOv2l-d&w Baltimore. Md.
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u. Cd. MOlasHeH.

0na BBIls. PRIME y. o. MOLASsES
LUU Just received and for sale bye
febl OGLEBAY, SON a co.
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The undersigned returns his thanks 10
his former patrons for the liberal patronage
heretofore accorded him and begs a coTtin-
uance Of the same for the new tirm.
All persons having claims against me are
requested 10 present them for payment, and
all persons knowing themselves indebted
10 me will confer a favor by calling and
closing their accounts. .
feb2 CHARLES PFAfFESBACh.
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Dried Peaches.

a. BBS. NEW CROP TENNESSEE
20 Drid Peaches Halves).
25 Bib New Cop Tennessee Dried
Peaches Quarter).
Jist received and for ale by
jan0 II: REILLY.
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NOTICE.

TIME UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY
formed copartnership, under the firm
name OF Pfafienbach & Seabright, for the
purpose OF carrying on the business OF Mer-
chant Tailors and Dealers in Gentlemen :
Furnishing Goods, at No. - Main street,
Centre Wheeling.
CHARLES PFAFFESBACH.
CHARLES W. SEABRIGHT.
EnhrnarN 1 lk1l
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-08-31

F'Te.-An alarm, Of fire was given this
morning at twenty minutes past two o'clock
from box 23, at the corner Of Seventeenth
and Marshall streets. The fire was caused
by the explosion of kerosene oil lamp on
the premises of George Metzger, a baker,
at 504 north Seventeenth street. The lamp
exploded in shed attached to the house,
and used as bake-house, the building
taking fire from the burning oil. The
dough, ready kneeded for the mornings
baking, was destroyed with the shed, thus
depriving many customers, perhaps, of their
usual supply of bread. The flames were
easily extinguished by the firemen with a
plug-stream. Loss about $50.
Mr.. Metzger had no insurance. The
house is owned by Mrs. Grimes. Her loss
is estimated at 800; insured for S400 in
the Virginia Fire Insurance Company, and
500 in the Mutual Insurance Fire Com.
pany, @ trsl.t
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passed an ordinance authorizing the extern
sion of the city works on the "Hally plan,"
and authorizing the issue of two and half
millions of bonds for that purpose. An or
dinance was also introduced to lease the wa
ter works to the City Water Works CON-
pany for twenty-five years, and authorizing
the parties to mortgage the works for 81
600 900.
In discussing the license to lease the
works, administrator Delassize (colored)
produced O certificate for 900 shares at
$1OO each, of stock issued to John Lock-
wood. He stated they had been given him
to secure his vote for the measure.
Major Flanders stated that every member
of the council had been approached. He
had seen 500, 900 worth of stock offered to
one of them.
Administrator Walton stated that he had
been offered sum which would make him
Independent for life, to support the mca-
sure.
The impression prevails that the scheme
will eventually pass the council, and the
CITY will not only be fieeced out of the wa
ter-works, but Of s2,000,000 additional.
Test of New Steam Break.
st. Louis, No., August 30.-A new
steam break has been tested on the Mis-
souri, and Pacific railroad. A train of cars
going forty-fve miles an hour, down a
grade of forty feet to the mile, was stopped
within 900 feet, in thirty-two seconds.
Yellow Fever at Charleston.
Charleston, S. c., August 30.-Three
new cases of fever are announced to-day.
The returns for the week ending Saturday,
show total of six yellow fever deaths.
Cable-Laying in the West indies.
Kingston, Jamasca, Aug. 2l.-The
ssSuffolk, is laying cable from Trinidad
to Demarara, and the "Dacia" is laying a
cable from Barbados to st. Vincent.
An earthquake was felt here yesterday.
No damage.
Fatal Casualty in Louisville, Ny.
Louisville, Ky., Aug. 30.-The fourth
floor of Whitney, Brown x Co.'S grain
warehouse fell in to-day, killing two blacks
and one white man. The building was
crushed in to the cellar. Two prominent
Main street merchants were blown into the
street by the concussion.
From the White sulphur Springs.
White Sulphur Springs, W. Va, Aug.
3O.--Hon. Jefferson Davis and Gen. Jubal
A. Early have secured cottages here, and
/ viii arrive tomorrow. The third and last
grand farcy ball of the season will take
place next Wednesday night. Among the
arrivals to-day, are General r. ID. Lilly and
Rev. DIR. Duncan.
Homeopathic INDIGNATION Meeting.
| Boston, Mass, Aug 30.--Surgeon Gen
eral Dale's recent refusal to confirm q
homeopathic doctor as brigade surgeon il
| tha Cfata militia xyae ctronplV denounced
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The Approaehi,y Exhibition. n.-We call the
attention of our citizens and the public else
where to the official announcement, in an
other column, concerning the joint exhition
of the American Pathological and the Vir-
ginia horticultural and Pathological Socie-
ties, to take place in this city, at Assembly
Hall, on the 9th, 18th, and Sth days Of Sep
tember. sa K. i ,asaio,s s,ft
n This will be the largest exhibition of
fruits ever made in Virginia, and large
numbers of people from all sections of our
country will attend this great national fruit
fair. Our citizens cannot too highly rate
the importance of the occasion, and we
hope they will fail in no particular to reap
all the advantages from it which It will
place in their reach. ,,'a
All the railroads terminating in Richmond
have reduced the fair to half-price to al
delegates and members of the two societies
and the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad vii
run a special excursion train on the 9TH 0
! September, from Staunton, stopping at al
way stations. ~ ~ 'tHt.t 4S'3s -.
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Tri- Weekly Line Resstab7ished.-As will
be seen by the advertisement, the tri-
weekly line between Richmond and Balti-
more has been reestablished, and that a
daily line will be put on in few days.
Trains leave the York River depot, in. this
city, at A A. NJ. and p. NJ, connecting
at West Point with frst-class steamer
for Baltimore, which will leave West Point
on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays,
touching at all the landings on York river,
and arriving in Baltimore the following
morning in time to connect with all the
trains North, West, and Northwest. 1868
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Local Notes.

The new room of the Corn and Flour
Exchange, in Crenshaw's new building, will
be occupied tomorrow. The State Agri-
cultural Society will occupy rooms in the
same building.
Governor Walker has appointed Henry
F. Dix, of Memphis. Tenn, a commission er
of deeds for Virginia.
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DIED.

OF Paralysis after few days illness, on Wed
nesday Aug 30th, at 800 p M, Captain FELIX
H CAVE formerly of Orange county.
His funeral will take place from his residence
No an Seventh street, between Marshall and
Clay at 5 O'Clock THIS AFTERNOON.
His friends and connections are respectfully in
vi'ed 10 attend. .l .
At the residence of her brother-in-law, mir. A
Dver) near Manchester, Mrs. JOSEPHINE
LEhTH, in the 27th year of her agr.
In this CITY, on the 27th instant of cholera in
flntum JAMES H., infant child of Matte ID
and ]. Il. Vaughan.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
AMAN SHOT AND KILLED.
THE MURDERER UNDER ARREST.


Fumrille, Va., Aug. 31.-Dick Warren,
alias Bull Dick, colored, shot and killed
John jackson, colored, last night about 10
o'clock. jackson was robbing water
melon patch. The murderer is in custo-
dy, and an examination now taking place.
During the war the prisoner shot Confed-
crate soldier in an apple tree.
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Fines assessed and Collected The ac-
commodating chief clerk of Justice Whites
court, Mr.. u. G. Richardson, is making up
his monthly statements, and we learn from
him that the aggregate amount Of fines i'm
posed for the month of August is S46l. .40.i
The amount collected during the month is
S467.90, of which $3.50 were assessed last
month. frfi3wssfg
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I, ''s FROM "ash'na'oh'
MOVEMENTS OF FEDERAL. EXECUTIVE
oFFIcERs-wREcK OF A STEAMER
MEXICAN AFFAIRS, d Q. s..l.
Washington, August 31.-The President
is here and departs tomorrow after Cabi-
net meeting. Secretaries Robson, Fish and
Creswell are here and Deano is expected.
a private dispatch from Captain Hoxie
reports the wreck of the "Juniata," from
New Orleans for Philadelphia. The crew
was saved.
II Inc navy DepaIuneh's Sas leSeiseu :
ulspa.cn s'a.l,,s 1las sne oe1n et u Vr,ot WnSt
haSSthy yes.eruay aleillooii ae ney nesS s
ana pus on 70 rescue ,'e p''sssei'sers 'liio
crew q tlie : ''lliaa.
nieAicall ~ aasice VA ma'aloi"s, ,tf
seh. 'llc eieoIol ~ Guaon l'o 1:,4,'u,o,. uyaa
thra,ta,, thronobont Tho Stato
'pi - Sa'eii ''ii s2'1c Wy 4, AZ.
10Th were Sc .0oO. 900. "a f- y
un,;,v ~, ,h. .;oh S.,s
| -,
Sdcaaaah, ID, August 3l:-Ine negro
crew OF British bark mutnied at sea ana
the captain shot one OF them slightly.
Upon arriving at Darlen the captain was
imprisoned by the negroes OF that place.
He was subsequently released and IS now
here. The case will be submitted to the
British Minister at Washington.
~ wisconsin Republican Convention.
Wos1,,atoo ucnst n The W;scon.
t sin Republican Convention has nominated
G.anara1 WaShhn,no f,r Govarnor and M
r petit far T;eutenant-G governor. The
balance of the State officers are renomi-
mated, Resolutions endorsing President
Grant were adopted.
Mcp YORK. August 3l.-The steame,
uJaya - which arrived here this morning
renorts having rnn down the "Annetta'
from Portsmouth. Eleven of the crew O
the "Annetta'' were lost. only one bein.
saved. The "Jayan escaped with the los
Of a top-mast and fifty feet of sail.
Mor;ns n;s,s,ers SAFETY of the Crew ar ,h
.''''''f' .''''r' LINDA" Sc.
}. M, a.. ., M, .a
NY NeS, AuSoGs. 1l ho e.ean.
Siyae alilseu ae;lad On bunuay bu Sn' iepo''