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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-08

Iad 0Sbite 0focf Netreat
mddlt Der "35omds 9onpCr" tdeltd = Greitags ausz
9eRommen -pon VI. 2, ei9btiir.= Oerite, pier Fabr.
zen RIB nbr, Ya6nI. Z, 20 une "a nHri Conn
tcgs nur StUet - frlb uuo y,admittoge cine. Gin
Utufteorps TT ain Soro.
OSbite Sfpcf,
ben 6eItebte 8er9Hiig uu9ss Ort, III ssoTfHet, uuo ptro
Der Sampter g8bomas 9oauer" Wstttroob, SonHerss
TAG uno Krettng oortbtn geben. yin eutes Diuiits
Sorps, iopie taltes Bier uno fonitise @etrdHte befHs
ben iit on Boro. &r9en Der abtabrtstunoen oes
9amptsr5 ftsbe Die Annonee.
Srpipn'S NdDilpn.
Der ihoue, %eleJdnte Dampier p9ptus y. Smith"
matt 4torscn, Sonntas, Apet 6aprtsn nad Srotpn's
lbr TtG9mittass. 9et iebsr Sabrt lest or an g8eu's
@erfte, am 6uBe Der Bonofir. an. siebbaber elmer
Ibo1eH Wafterlabrt madden mir earaui nutmertiain.
Soils Grove
lpuroe Iuor 9urBem fir bic Sommsrintion e%roiinst,
;3met 8amptsr !tbre abtabrtsbsiten ltcbs in Der bes
t%reftenoen HnAetgeD oernittcln Die Berhinoung oies
ite b%eItebten 8er8nl9un9eortes init Der Staot uno
MAIDEN tdgltd Sonnabeno uno Sonntas ans9ss
nommeH . Sirz uno Seriabrteu. Der BIat If nit
neuen YautiHtetten uno anla9en ueriebeu, bic Slide
treiiItb bsitent, Sptrituoicn aber usrpoHt.
Sdtdipbaz9Setu
9Der eiHen belit item @atauba : gBein ooer eiuen
@art@Gtier in Sr. is, t.gombarotr GBG
no er fider iein fam, reea unb btats bel oroben ober
fietnen GtntdutCn oeotent gu tueroen.
W. IL W ~ " W I u 1 NtOu All
%. oS. WoHats bier e~intrefien. 0iebrere iprcben
8eutih uuo 8ranS6fid. user iol6e i'm Sausbalte
brauht, iucnbc ft6 an Capt. Bitter I'M Gtnpdnoes
r~unassSireau i'm @ebduoc 6es "9orreiponbenteu."
o. Sie uSteubsns2ose set. 4, II. 8. Q. +.
b." bat beidlohen, am 81. b. gfts. IN Diutb's
Sditsnboie Gin groBes Bteuie Gb5uRGGten.
RS- Die glitsIieOer orr = eutidhen @sfentd,aft
BON WdrDldne" maiden lUIr aut Ole aul Utons
tag anberaumte geriammtuus in Der -@ermonia"
auimertiam. Nm Stene oes Srn. Shumaher iol Gin
4rdii6cnt 9epGblt peroeu.
NJ Die Mitglieoer Der @ruNlcae REQ %. q. Il.
D." balteu z onntGs Uloreen 8 lbr cine 8eriammtun9
in yir. 90, RorosSdpItrase.
~ Die "MoNUMENTAL OWING ALLEY" elnc
Der beIutteten 9e9eIbabnen Der Staot, in Jir. AZ,
gBe1tz 6upettefrGse, Srpifhen @up's unb Renrert's
Sotel 9elegeH, III 9dnSGib renouirt uno neu ein9ertbtet
iUoroeH unb miro ndhiien Wlontag pom Dem cculanten
Scarinoer bes Embellishments, Sr. ). Yiarr, pteoer
eroffrCt tuerocn.
RI Sr. SSilbshn c5ecraii in Rr, 81, R.orSs
@auitrabe, bat elm pobtafortirtes Eager ietbitz
importirter beuti6er nno iran5oiiiher gBeine, iotuie
adte Spirituoieg, %rucraui mir g8trtbs une eoninmeu-
ten Defenders auimeriau MAIDEN. Sn ieinem @rtraa
WcinzS Gallon fam her SCnner uerIidert ieir, INNER Elm
ieines 9las 5u mdsi9en Yreiien Su iinoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-08
Sn OarSuer'S Optel,

SIR. s nno TO-, Glib. Si9blraBc,
ftnoct beute ipicoer elm @artenco n5ert itatt, In ,uel
dem Der YianoagirtuoS Yroi. 6. Sdlamm mituirs
len nnirh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-08
Die piraini5dcn ShipcicfbdSer.

Die oirgintlhsn white sulphur Springs iiuo
btsribm IT, uuS Bic GtssentSiimsr, So. ssVnSsn 4 S Conn.,
baben aaeS auj9e6oten ~oieielben tir bic Gallon
beitens In StanS, 5n iesen. Sir Comfort, Mmiiies
Nretie inb 70 tllis, bab aud weni9ear Seimnittslts I'D,
einen furbsn Nufentbaft bort p~erItatten f6nnen. ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-08

Gincr Der hetisbteiten Salortc, npbtn bic 9attimoz
rer In ben b!etaen SomWettasen bisben, nm cine anscs
SSeaiils svaitsllIabrt 81 eerIisBen uno am stranoc iriihe
DER itore Sampler rWtatiloa" idbrt tagltb Wtoraens
8 llbr iat BEN Slate ab uno tebrt abeaos 5 lbr ,us
rlad. YIN ieoem Wlontag un6 Sonnabenb n,adt Ser
Yldee b%eitneet fdl elm uoytreiHib 9eil6rtes SotcI rno
ole non Sreurio ont item aelulni6ter 0eanemlidteiten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-08
Gpbb'S SSfanS. Ma.

Ner elm tiaiseS uno anscnsbm ~geleaenes Seebob
beinden min. Dem empftblcn mir 9obb'a SsIanSs
per Dampier lit bequcm unb a~nssmelien. Giebs Yin.
noncet 49,"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-08
ctnt ELECTROMAGNETIC Gartcu.
Tair Gancn.

6nnd1el NIoqos mo G9n1lIfr.,
fnbet belte Gbeno unb Wiontagi @arters 6 on,ert oes
Hdnlbfnbers 'iden rwioIttezS le6muffe orpsa TAFT;
fpohlaemertt bel ircieI1 Gntree! '
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-08
NNhite Ninnh-

lnldlt ben Z b0mas Golper" tdglth = freitags auss
9eRommen pom Ylr. 2, eigbtffr. z3erfte, pier Sabr.
Ten = frl5 8 nbr, YadnI. 2, 20 uno ri tbr; Sonns
tcgs nur spei - frab uHo yt admtttoge etHe. Gin
g{uGtcorps TIT ain goro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-08
G=@za Gall's
AuNlTsfSa. WV uegetabiliides iiSi.
sMSwsaSSsNkMMT.s) ''S Ser ! Raaa@'s'
f1aSSNM Z{&N|0M Mittel.
E[XSsAA-N MiticoemSa bre fei.

BVftTD pIt VtTItbtGetf
oieiss pertppolenSaarmitets, iuaS ALIEN ietnen 8or-
lli9er iusuidreiben it,. mir ionnea ~uuisren alten
@onnern o~eriidsrn, od6 eS ieinem alten9subme eemGs
ltte uno peepoltommnete Trdparat, ,usldss arauem
peer sebleidbtem Scare ieine jusenblide Garbe
ipteeer9ibt, es ipteoer ~alGnjene, tDeid unb ipe Seioe
%sntisrnt aue ausjbteae, alien Sdort un6 uerbinoert
eurh ieine toniittn @t8enidaiten bae Soar AM auss
iauen, iineem &c Die Saarbriien aurciSt unb srt,dbrt.
tet, perletbt es ben Saurbriicn tbrc normate 9batisz
iett fpieSsr uno ltaiit nenen Saarlpuhs, nur bet ie6r
bobent Nlter nidt. Is III bas AM Uieiiten @elo ipaz
tenoe 9aarfrifnrsW tittei, bo eS ,ueni9er antuenoun-
Gen e%rforoert nnb benz Scare Elm stdnSenoes ausIebeu
9tht. v: Y. Sopes, Or. Dleb. S~tadtsmiina ~,paroein
BON W~saiiabuietts, iaat: pic @eitanotbeite tno rein
nno Sebuts Sertsnung eines porSisli6en Rittels
lor9iain ousgeiudbft. SD battle Go iGr Sas bette 9rds
parat tir Die ans c~sebeneu Snede."
Del alien apotbefsrn uno arSneibdnblern Su ba6en.
1NrrfS s.l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-08
Mnh 0srn,nn,s NAnsinnn
Ndh OSbite Ofocf Nefreat

madt mcr9en Der Dampier -@prus g.. emitb" pom
Bier Nr. s, eiebtfr. =Dsrfts, Spet ausflss uno lGst
bin uno Der am faBe Der Soneitra6c an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-08
SaS SSDdcnblatt Ses ,,GDrre=
fpDuDcutct."

wcl1e8 geitern erid)ien, entbalt ale wiGtigcn
9eli9feiteu Der perfloieneu @ohe ans benz
Sns lnb anSlanoe, lorpie ebitoriele Scipres
6nngen berielbcn; ferrer intereiiante gtad)s
rid)ten uno NotiSeu, iowie Die Sortieeung bes
ipanncnoen Homals Bancroft" bon Gent
me. Gin5elne Nummern 5 Sents. Nad
europa perienben mir %oaiielbe all irgcrO cine
NOreiie fiir 10 @tS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-08
8nfinabam's 8adenbarts IGrbemittel.

pa infer Saarerneuercr In pielen fSiIen 5u tango
iSeit uno ~ otei yhe9e %erloroert, nm eraue ooer per-
l6oftene SodenbGrte wieber ouiSuiriIben, 70 baben
mir oieies Sdrbemittel apart p~rlparirt; &c iptrb bie<
les ReIultat raid uno wirffam berbeiiibren. Gs In
dc lid ipeher %abreiben, nod ablpalheu ldst. Bel al.
len Npotbetern su babeI. Yreis 80 @ents.
Spu ". y. 5au y Gomp. IN Raibua, ". So.
fabri,irt.
tSunib,t 49,, 81. &S.i.a W. t.u.i a. gD. m.l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-08

@ettcrS eiaafenb. Sd. Cd. aIGr aIar alar
sBctterberid,t fir u aibinston, .. g., pom ..
Juii, II ibr "a nfiu. Nibenes.
Thermometer Stano II SarometerzS tano 5000
Ser pfT,iene aSttterprppbet
in @aibtn9ton td9t oo6 beute nabriteintih in ben
%lrtttleren nno oitlhten etaateu areenebmes @3ettcr
ieiu uirb,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-08
SIR. (SarI ~. TeISkouS
SIR. Mif. Sccfcr

III Sri. 8. Centre Viarfets Spacs, ~persapit 8. II.
a8ieBuer'S Bier su 8 Gents bae @las. y
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-08

ben beItebte 8erSHi9un9ssOr 1T ssoTfHst, uHo piro
Der Sampfgr r3bomas 9oqper" Wltttpo6, SonHerss
TAG uno Kreitog oortbtn geben. Gin eutes Diuits
Sorps, ioiuie talte5 Bier uno ionlti9e @etrGnfe beins
ben ith on Soro. 28e9en Der Abtabrtsitunoen oes
9ampier5 ftgbe Die Nnuouce,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-08
Giuiaecit mnb SGn9crIrcit.

Scr 9btlaOelpbier Democrat" Idrcibt :
yNoG 1T eS uitt lau9c her, oaB man Su Ybi.
laoelpbia, Ntems Dorf, Baltimore NIB i'm gonz
sen ganOc iene groBarti9en SricOenSfeits feis
crtc, bel mel6elt itf OaS geialnmte 0eittih.
tbum betbeili9te uuO bel weld)em 10 icicrlid)
prOtlumirt mo 10 jllbelno begritBt purOe Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-08

siO,595 Saltimorer Staots 3 inner, ::.......... 80
400 Ditto Se6ier, 1890, ....... 9S
1000 q orbt. s entr. =Sabn"sS Dbl, @ololehier, 80
5000 Mar. s9inc. % abn"zObt., 1. Sop, II, 9S
5000 Ditto Ditto 2. Sup II, "a
5000 "gittsbur9s Son. sSabn"sO blig., II, -. SO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-08
Q3rninn'S Mnninnn.

Der ihoue, slegante 9ampier g9ptus 9. Smith"
mudt Woreen, Sonnta9, alDet 6abrteH nab Bropn'e
Sautnon, cine nm s u5r Roraens, uno cine nm 2
yt06mittags. Sei ieoer Gabrt le9t CT an S4eu's
Nerfte, am JuBe Der Bonbfir. on. Siebbaber etner
ihOIeH @aiterfabrt MADDEN mir b1rGuf aufmertiam
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-08
6DuO OrpOe
Nataipbas0Nein.

98er eiHen belit item 9atalubo : Beiu ooer eiuer
roiben Concord . sDeiu bdbeI iptl, oer gebe gu SrH.
@art&atier In Rr. IL, . 4 zsombarot c,
er fider iein fam, reCl unb biGt9 bel 9rosen ODER
flcinen GintduiCn 6eoient Su uGroeR.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1871-02-18

to-wit: For printing Governor $ Pro-
CARNATIONS and election notices, $522,-
10. For expenses of Supreme Court,
500 81. For expenses of Library,
putting doors with locks on the base
ment of shelving, making a step lad
der and painting the whole, 1882 60.
For freight ON weights and measures
from New York to Tucson, making
case for same and setting them up
S433 l. For desk for Governor office
$125.
Total amount of current and contin-
gen expenses from November l, 1868
to January II, 1871, $S,947 "a.
All of which is respectfully submit
ted. L am with much respect, yours,
JOHN B. ALLEN,
Territorial Treasurer.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1871-02-18
Large Sale of Property

WE WILL SELL Al. PRIVATE SALES
w 16 Wagons, $50 set of Harness, 125
good Mules, so good Horses of all work,
Saddles, Brides, &C.. 500 head of beef
Cattle; milk Cows and work Oxen; Hogs,
Sheep; Flour, Beans. Bacon, Pork, Tallow,
Dry Hides, Blacksmith's Tools; Moving
machine and Haying Tools; also, a large
lot of useful property too numerous to
chandise.
We will sell all of the above at reduced
prices for cash or good notes.
We will trade any of the above property
for grain.
KINDS & HOOKER.
Tucson, A. T., Jan. II, 1871. 14tt
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1871-02-18
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA,
OFFICE OF THE TREASURER,
Tucson, Feb. I, 1871.

To his Excellency, A. P. K. Stafford,
Governor of Arizona-Sir: had the
honor to submit to the honorable
Council, through your Excellency, my
report of the disbursements of this Off
ce for the current and contingent ex-
penses from Nov. l, 1868 to Jan. II,
1871, in which statement | specified
the number and amount of warrants,
to whom paid, and for what purpose,
amounting to S., 947 "a. A special
committee was appointed by the Coun-
Gil to examine the books, reports and
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1871-02-18

Our facilities or purchasing and ar
tor selling are fully completed
and we now offer to the trade Full Stock
of Merchandise in each department, com-
prising all articles enquired for, and sala
BILE throughout the Territory.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1871-02-18

We sell at small advances FOR CASH, and
are positive that it is to the benefit OF
every Interior Merchant to buy of us-fn-
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1871-02-18

For the qualification and enlighten-
ment of the astute gentlemen who
conceived and brought forth the fore
going remarkable report, the Terrific
rial Treasurer presented the follow
ing:
TRFASURFR'S SUPPLEMENTARY REPORT.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1871-02-18

On the Sth, Pauly IL Sons, of San Diego,
shipped about 5000 pounds of freight for
Arizona So says The Union.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-08-18
AL ABOUT THE ST4TE.
Burslarles In Columbia.

Burglaries In Columbia.
The Columbia burglars began operations In
earnest on Tuesday night. They entered the
sleeping apartment of Mr.. w. G. McGregor,
Washington street, and taking his clothing,
carried the same outside. where they rihed It
OF q large amount OF money, notes, dc. Mr.
McGreg0r offers s400 reward TOR the recovery
OF the stolen articles. They also entered the
house OF Mr.. Kinard, on Lady street, and stole
clothing and other things.
The sprague Canal.
The Columbia Phoenix says: "We are
pleased to lean that, after suspension OF ten
days. work was resumed upon this important
enterprise Yesterday, under the supervision OF
Major Charles Mahon, the chief engineer m
charge, The old dam at the head OF Bull
SluIcs-reachtng fur into Broad Rlver-for the
purpose of collecting the necessary water to be
thrown into the canal, Is now being rebuilt.
Another dam and waste.way have also been
lately completed, to control the Bull Slulce
water at the upper lock. From this point to
Geigers mill, o distance of about two miles,
the canal has been greatly improved, both In
width aud depth. a large amount OF work mas
also been done near the Congaree Ferry, and
Il Is the Intention of Colonel Pearce and the
engineer to push the work forward 10 an early
completion"
The Rev. u. w. boggs, OF ColuWpla, uleu
in Pendetou on the l4th instant, and VIM. g..
Scarborough, ESQ.,. died on Wednesday. Mr..
Boggs was an aged man. and for many years
q Jealous missionary in Hindostan and other
foreign countries. he was, we believe, q
native of this State, and had, for the past ft-
teen years, resided In Columbia and vicinity.
He eleaves several sons and many other relatives
and friends to mourn his decease. Mr.. Scar
borough had been resident OF Columbia for
many years, and was skilled In his profession
of portrait eaiuting. he had been confined to
his bed tor q length of time. A large circle OF
relatives aud friends are left 10 lament his
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-08-18
RIoRDAN, DAWSON d CO.,
CHARLESTON. 8. O.
THE YoRKvILLE ENQUIRER FOR 1871

With the first OF the year, the Y0RKVILLE EN-.
QUlRER win enter upon its seventeenth volume;
and the success with which the proprietor has
met in the past, In his efforts to publish nrst.
class Literary and Family nape has nansea r
any heretofore offered. With this view, and Tor
VIC pu' 'p'oeIR ORIGINAL SERIAL STORIES
OF high order, remunerattve prizes were offered
for the three best competitive stories. From a
large number that were submitted, committee,
composed OF disinterested and competent literary
gentlemen, selected as the most entertaining,
DIAMOND;' which, on opening the seals contain.
ing the authors names, were found to be from
the pens Of some OF the most popular story wrt.
cers; and these productions are pronounced equal
TO the stories issued from any weekly press In the
TIE PRIZE STORIES
will run through at least twenty-six numbers OF
the paper, and will be followed by three other
original Stories Of absorbing interest, written e1'
'.DESTINY-A TALE OF BEFORE THE WAR;"
"BROKEN OISTERSS;D and d.'UNKN0WN"-mak-
Ing not less than three hundred columns OF Origl.
nal Stories to be published during tho year,
which, In addition to the miscellaneous Read.
ing,n adapted to all classes, the Agricultural De.
partment, containing practical aud useful lnfor.
nation for the Farmer; "Readtng for the Sab.
bath, - under the supervision OF clerical gentle
man OF marked ability, whose graceful pen emoel.
OF Wit and Humor; together with Editorials on
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ilshei In the South, printed In the best style on
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OF every freslde. and sustain It's reputation as a
newspaper for the family circle.
PRIZES TO SUBSCRIBERS.
With the determination TO keep up with the
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Commencing with the first week 10 January,
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iist they viii be placed In the box.-Ga The name
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and the money promptly forwarded TO the al.
dras
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-08-18
ID us S 2. Il LIS. IL I sa.Ta.

Tne Arts In the Middle Ages, and at the Period
Of the. Renaissance. By Paul Lacroix, Curator Of
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twelve pictures In folio ,Ss. :, .s.,it.l T.
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TIE HESTFIELD DISASTER.
Summary Action OF the Coroner-rhe
Officers OF the Ferry ComPaay Lodged
in Jail.
NEW YORK. August III.

NEW YORK, August u.
Jacob Vanderbilt, president of the Staten
Island Ferry Company; William Bralsted, gu
perintendent, and Henry Robinson, engineer,
against whom the coroner's jury yesterday re.
turned verdict of criminal negligence In
connection with the Westfeld disaster, were
brought up before Coroner keenan, this morn
ing, and committed to the Tombs Prison, The
coroner refusing to accept bail. This action
OF the coroner has caused some surprise, as
bail to any amount was offered and could have
been given.
Judge Switzerland subsequently admitted
the prisoners to ball-Mr. Vanderbilt, the
president, in the sum of s25, 900; Braisted, the
superintendent. and Robinson, the engineer,
$40, 900 each. George Law became the bonds
man In all the cases.
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cHE4rIyG THE GALLONS.

TOPEKA, August II.
Mrs. Scales and Mr.. Ford. convicted of mur-
derine Mr.. Scales and sentenced to be hanged
to. day, have had their sentence commuted to
imprisonment for life: the )9dge ana Jury re-
The Governors action causes surprise, as the
conyicts confessed the crime and there were
no extenuating circumstances.
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4 BOLD DELIVERY.

New YORK, August II.
This afternoon tugboat ran In at Sing Sing
and carried off large number of convicts,
steaming down the river. The alarm was
sent out from the police headquarters, caution
ing the force to be on the lookout tor the land
Ing of the convicts. The police boat started
up the river in pursuit.
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4 QUESTION OF STAMPS.
Nrw YnnK Annns,

NEW YORK. August II.
friendly suit has been commenced in the
United States District Court to determine the
question whether stamps placed on imported
Goods. by foreign manufacturers, should not
Be recognized by the United States authorities
without any additional duty by importers.
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HEAVY Rim STORM IN RICHMOND.

RICHMOND, August Ii.
The heaviest rain storm of the season oc-
CURED this afternoon, accompanied by consid.
cradle hail. The thermometer, which had
been ranging midday among The nlnettes, fell
tWenty-one degrees In fifteen minutes.
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THE RADICAL SHLBBOLETH
ST.. Louis. August |

oT. LUUI5, aug uSI II.
Senator Morton addressed an immese au-
dience here this evening. He thought Gene
raj Grants chance little the best at present.
He opposed State sovereignty as taught by
the Democrats, and says there is no safety for
the people without Capitalization. The great
est idea Of the Republican party was, he siid,
national unity; II we abandon that we are NOT
O nation, but simply an aggregation OF i1de-
pendent o States, which, at some time or other,
will 90 to pieces.
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TIE NrI.C4THoLIc LECTURER.

OGDENsBURG, August II.
The mob again prevented Baron de Camin
from delivering on anti-Catholic lecture, ana
he was taken to the stalion-house for safety.
The excitement here Is very high.