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hE'OUhIAlH OF LIFE The healthy nae
LIFE OF account Of lis cleansing, purify
sE an1 sonthng Effects upon the skin and they con-
u1 oe 70 use " Tor ts cooling Composing and recu
reiauSs virtues person fstigus1 in body or
distre in mind will derive more rea pIes.ure in
bathing the lace and head freely with the LIFE
than o tdU gng IN eopiOus EbafioDs of the fines.
atmulants As an article for the toilet its odor il
pleasant ard rsfreshirg -
DiSEheEs OF CHILDREN often arise from oh.
structed preparation aud foul sSin No parent
should, therefore, neglect this GR EAT PREsFRvA-
TIVE OF HEALTH One bottle OF LIFE" will in
many cases the little innocents from the tor
lures Of sCALD HEAD, b. OTcHEs, PINPLEs, FEYFR
SOREs. PRICELY HAT &C.
FoTrsrrOriHg hudTEt, Scprf aud S5ysS from N.
hSnf ~ LIFE For yfrergfhsHfpg n. rOO'S ~ fds
For sale By all Druggists Il,
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CENSUS RETURNS.
Our Popu1atiOa-How Divided
portion Of Natives and EorAiRnAra

The following table, prepared at the Census
Once, Il interesting and valuable, as il exhibits
the proportion of natives and foreigners in
twenty-eight OF the States and in the Terrific
ries Of the United states. In three or four OF
the States the figures are still liable to be
Changed to the extent of units or tans.
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SEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS, ADDRESS

SEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS addressed
- 20 tto Superintendent or the Government Hos
pa Tor the Insane, ST. Elizabeth, ID q. from prac-
teal mechanics, are invited till noon MONDAY
april 1sth Isl, a. TO build the stairs, (2j to trim
the dsoTvays, and NJ, hang and 10 OK the doors 70
TO n the wiudOws and hang the sash, and ID 4
lay the floors Of the Hospital extension: and, also
~ 70 make one hundred and fifty beisteads
samples Of the quality Of the different kinds OF
work required may be seen at the Hospital, and
all particulars in respect 10 the msuner Of doing the
work, and the time when IL must be Finished NAV
be learned at the Institution.
The Superintendent reserves the right 10 re,ect
any and AL bids whose acceptance will not in his
opinion, be conducive to public interests.
G.. II. NICHOLS, Sup't.
April 10, Is7l. spli-soSt
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April 10, Isl
SHAFFIELDs COsFEOTIONERY
LADIES RESTAURANT
No 123 9Th street, between q ani n

MIS- =. SHAFE1ELD has open ed Fine Confec
uoi cry Store 81 the above stand. and will there
S1.,lnns the Confectionery bu-ipesy knswn as
obAfflELDs, 1898 Pennsy ia avenue, which
- discontinued, owing to the heavy loss by FIRE on
the "a OF yanuary. Parties Weddings. Fairs, Re-
cepi ms. &c, furnished at the shortest notice and
on tns most rsasg enable terms Ice Cream Wholesale
and Betall; made OF the best York county (Pa }
cream delivered 70 any part Of the city and Georse
Town Fresh Cakes ana Pastry every day.
eplVoA Mrs. =. eHAFFIELD.
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s.su 1Hos 81 e liz. .:e sssss:..
nTEldE lQOMe HOB RINf, AT hos eos
a., e. Se1 nstrest' n. W.; sss 'asar, Ssss o.
Il ehePhsrd BaiAtls, 0oe fsnnsTivania avenue.
south e;d0 tele-n
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OFFICIAL.
DEPARTMENT. OF STATE.

DEPARTMENT OF STATE
WASHINGTON, d. q April 10, ISlS
Information has been receives at this Department
from Mr., j. I'm Meredith Read. IT, the Con sui Gen
erA OF the United States at sris Of the DEATH on
The I'D Of March, 1871. ct Paris, OF Mr.. George H.
Tinei, IN American citizen.
DEPARTMEHT OF STATE,
WARRINGTON, ID. c., April 10, iSl.S
Information has been received ct this Department
from Mr.. Edward Robinson. the Consul of the United
States at Hamburg, of the death the OF sep
tenber' $50, OF Andrew johnson, an American
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CLEBKs Oh OTHERS I'm WANT OF EN-.
~ PLOfMENT.

CLEBKS Oh OTHERS I'm WANT OF EN-.
~ PLOfMENT.
THE GEM COMBINATION LOCK.
hGENTs WANTED to sell this simple and safe
LoCh Can be adjusted TO any drawer, wardrobe,
Cicset &C, sc Has no key, and can be used By a
cui9 quick sales and good profits. Office hours,
= 10 E,3lS and 81 9Th street N. w.
GEoR GETowS, d q April 6, ls7I
take this method Of Informing my customers III AT
rave disposed OF my entire stock, Fixtures and
aud Good VIII 70 Messrs. SAMUEL c. PALMER
and kOBERT NJ. GBEEN, VINO will continpe the
business lately conducted by me- in ali is br anches
AZ the old stand, Corner Greene and Olive streets
u oIget' wn. ID. G.. In doing so, 4 desire to thank
M TRENDS Tor their liberal patronage during the
time nave been engaged in business, and earnestly
sollcIt continuance OF the sane to
, Mr.. sanuel q. Palmer has been in my employ for
the East ten years, and is onseyuently, perfectly
conVersaut with the details of the business, Mr.
GTeen IS a gentleman with whom l have been init
mateiy acquainted for years, and know him 70 be
gorthy OF entire comic euce. L have. therefore no
ing amy fsycrs " hieh may be conferred upon therH
respectfully, SC, Riley A. SHINN,
TO THE PUBLIC
Calling the attention Of the trade and the public
generally TO the above card OF Mr. Riley A Shipn
we beg TO solicit continuance of the patrona De ~
has iste Customers and hope to deserve the favor OF
AL Who may require any Of the articles manufac-
tured or sold by Us. Our AIN will be 70 give sati,
action IN sll cases as well the price Us in the
quality Ct goods. respectfully. &C..
PALMER GREEN,
Union Bottling Depot,
Corner Green aud olive STREETS
APP div / ep Chou. Pat Gfsorg town ID G.
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FrtEhtfuI TragedS Ga aaItImere.
kTTKNPTED NUEnrE OF DETEcTIvE-
e. suTcInE 90 THE AsSAILAeT.

ATThMPTED MURDER OF DETECTIVE
q sUECIDE 80 THk AssAILAET.
Las night detective Offictr Richar,k. a Bal
umone, Nas shot and severely lniarod whilst at
e mPtlne a. arrest n SOung Iuan nADled Daniel
h Miller. cleTS In tie drug store 81 Mr.. ~. q
Foutz. Miller ESCAPED from the officer anl shoe
ooroneT's inquest was he'd. and ths Rain re-
Gaseis Says From the testimony ID apr,rsrs
that Miller was employed in the drug store %
DAVID r.: fouta on tfsnklin street, near EO-
iav, and boarded n the Franklin Hotel. corner
q Howard and FrHnklin strects. Ha employer
testified hat his character generally Was good.
though he was somewhat addicted 90 drinkihg
and rather wild. Within the paSt Few week.
money had been missed from the establishmos..
but A. number OF persons were enaployedln
The store, there wss no suspicion directed
agsinst young Miller unit Friday last. when a
customer from the country, while I'm the store
laid down his pocket-boOk, which soon aftar-
wards disappeared The same afternoon Miller
TAILED TO return after dinner, and sent a note
fest, which was then eeing held ON the Belair
road His absence AZ a time when has services
were required, together with the Disappearance
OF the pocket-book, caused his emploVer L.
suspect his honesty. and ne sccordiryly 49,
TO the owner Of the pocket book asking descri.,
ton Of the missing funds. % which letter K
1eceiSeI q reply which he handed % Detective
Boyd. The case was then given % Detective Holm
hichards 10 work M, and he encountered Miller
on franklin street shortly before ; O'Clock Last
evening. and AZ once entered into conversation
inc lAl>rltlA lshfkGtn0Ok.
After converting few moments the detective
lntmated ms intention OF arresting Miller when
the latter drew back and said. - I an not goins
10 be arrested, you can't take me, and am 80
ing 20 shoot you" From the excited manner OF
Miller the Ofioer correctly supposed that he
would endeavor 90 carry hIs threat into execu-
ton, and having No pistol himself. reached with
bis left hand for his billy. AT this moment Miller
drew fve-barreled revolver and fired on,
chamber ~ the detective. who WAS shot in IN,
right arm, above The elbow, with a ball from the
plstol, and two small shot, with which the cham
ger vas also charged, entered az his arm pit A.
me crowd which rapidly collected gathered
pistol AZ them in a reckless manner kuf an,
weapon fortunately missed FIRE. lie then tarDe,l
II towards his head and discharged II the seoo,.d
ume, MORALLY wounding himself. The ricl.t
sade OF the head OF the unfortunate man ~.
partly blown of, and the brains and blood CONN.,
out, presented q sickening scene. HE died m a
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The Halifax Regatta

VICTORY FOR THE ENGLISH CREW.
The great four-oared race for - .eoo and the
shsmpionshiP Of the world came on NJ Halifax,
Ms, Yesterday afternoQn. Seven entries wer,.
originally made-two English, one Amerioan.
the Paris crew Of St John, and three Nova
Scotian crews. One o. these (the Paris) with
drew, under circumstances which excited mich
indignant comment The Renforth crew, upon
the death Of its leader, talked about going hOIg,
hut finally consented % row with their spare man
NJ Halifax. 90 show that the Paris crew, which
pocketed the stakes az 81. Johns, BY the sad ac-
eident Of Renforthls sudden death in his boat,
could be beaten. The Paris crew backed out,
however, from this test, on the score that HALF
fax hsrbOr Wa too rough. The American crew
labored under considerable disadvantage. Coul-
ter and keye are Pittsburg men, and the Biglin.
are New Workers, and the four never came TO-
gether until less than month ago. The course
miles are marine.
The water was rough, with a northeasterly
breeze and considerable swell. The start took
place at quarter-Past o'clock. The positions
were deteImin by drawing lots. At the start
the kenforth crew shot ahead, making forty
two strokes. The Tyne crew followed at forty
one strokes, the Americans ut forty-fOur, and
the Pryor al forty strokes
At the third Of mile the Roche crew gave up.
I ntl near the stskeboat the two English crews
were even. The Renforth here seemed 20 mis-
take the flag, and the Ninship crew, with des-
perate spurt, went past and turned beautifully,
distancing their opponents considerably. The
next 10 pas was the Pryor crew, followed close
" by the American. At the fourth mile the
RenfOrth was fourth and the Barton last
AT the fifth mile the American made n SPLEEN
did effort and shot ahead. The Prior crew here
came mp, and in a few minutes the bOats were
all even. At this point the excitement wss in
tense. Prom here the Winship crew gained
slowly, the Pryor being close mp, and the Amer
lean crew slightly behind The Winship crew
Se %oS tSf iF The OF
also did their very best, and 60 the delight Of the
Nova SeOtans came in a good second. followed
closely by the American, and the RenfOrth crew.
The time OF the race is given At IS minutes As
seconds.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Lever Prices than Elsewhere.

Ayers sarsaparina and Cherry Pectorai, Sc;
Burnetts Cocoaine and kalston, ssc.; Schencks
Syrup and Tonic. 81 Is; yayne's Expectorant and
Alternative, Sc. Hostetters, Hoofands and Vinegar
Bitter:, Soc; Miehlers Herb Bitters, Sc; Lyons
Bloom and Magnolia Balm, &C.; Bachelors Hair
Dye, ST. Helmbold,s Buchu q %; Browns ya-
rants Aperient Soc; winchesters Hypophosphites,
Sc; Osgocd's India Cbologogue, sf.s sterIinss
toxide Iron, ec.; De Joughs Cod Liver OH, Si:
other kinds, Sc; Flags Relief, oc:i Railways
Lotion, 81 rs; Lubin Extracts, genuine, 81; Col
gate Soaps, very large assortment, retail at whole
s sale prisees; Holland Gin, imported 81 per bs,te
SSguaranteed as represented or money refunded:
California Wines, Port Angelica. Sherry, Muscatel,
81. ARTHUR NATTANS, Druggist
aus tr Corner ID and ID streets N. w.
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EN-SENAToR YATES ATTEMPTS TO Co Wilde
AN EDIToR.-The Peoria (In-) Democrat asserts
that few DAYS ago ex-senator Richard Yates
went into the Jacksonville Journal Office 20 cow
hide the editor Of that paper. The editor brought
out a revolver, and before Y ates could strike
the editor, or the editor shoot Yates, some one
stepped i'm and prevented bloOdshed. The DeBa-
Ocrdt continues THE yournal il the paper that
has started all the bad stories about Nates. and
the ex-senator thought 70 heal his wounded
honor by lnfiicting some wounds upon the ed
itor. While fight and murder would have
been good item, vet, a. Jacksonville has a
limited Board Of Health, 1t Il better for pnllic
safety that the matter terminated as Il did :,
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Inquest ON the Body of the Murdered
RIOude.

NEW foRE, Sept. 1.-The inquest on the body
OF Ahce a Bowlesby, the victim OF an abortion.
commenced to-day at Bellevue Hospital. The
prisoner (Rosenzweig) occupied a seat beside
ms counsel, and looked rather anxious Dr.
kinne, OF Patterson, n. j.; Joseph r. Parker. a
oenust, OF the same place; William Pickett. the
truckman, and Alexander Potts, the bow who
helped TO carry the trunk, were examined. No
facts material TO the case were elected. which
nave not already been published. The inyesti-
gs11n viii close this evenidg, apd verdict be
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The Intermtnable Cheney Church
Controversy.

CHICAGO, Sept lit rs now stated that there
Will be no confirmation in Christ Church until
bishop Whitehouse requests Mr.. Cheney 20
present the candidates, which he viii prohshiy
not do. II should be understood that the action
OF Mr.. Cheney from the first has had the cordial
support OF the wardens and vestrymen At a
meeting OF the vestry last night, Mr.. Cheney Of
fered his resignation for the fifth time. IN, !,
was unanimously rejected. "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-01

TIE FRENCH SITUATIoN-The National A.
sembly, contrary 20 all expectation, listened 90
an appeal for order yesterday, put itself upon
its good behavior: and went quietly through
with its business. The discussion Of the decree
an relation to the powers OF M. Theirs was re-
sumed. the affirmation OF the constituent pow
ers OF the Assembly was adopted, and the para
graph eulogizing the conduct of NJ. Theirs was
carried by a vote Of So 70 -, emitting 100 who
abstained from voting. This vote plainly deter
tiyes and the weakpe., y Of the radicals.
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Kentuclky Justice.

rn.IhTee Men Hd''2ed by Mob.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 1.-Two negroes and a
white man have just been hanged by a.mob at
Oaseyviiie, Tor outraging the person OF a white
woman: Five men were concerned in the out
rage. which was of a horrible character. The
others had been executed in the same manneT
soon after the commission of the offense
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The Postmaster General AZ Fortre~~
Monroe.

FORTRESS MONROE, Va, Aug. 3I.-Postmas-
Ter General Cresswell arrived here this morning
on the steamer Lady Of the Lake, from Wash
ington. He called on Gen. barry the corn
mandant, and was received with the usual sa-
lute. review OF the troops was had, after
which the monthly inspection took place.
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Omcers Of the Staten Island Ferry
Company Indicted,

NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-The grand Jury was
discharged this morning. Ii Is understood II
mas found bills Of Indictment against the presi-
cent ana superintendent of the Staten Island
Ferry and Y 5. Inspector Mathews. The court
on the subject.
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Great REDUCTION.
N OLD BYE AND BogRBON WHISTLES

IN OLD Rye AND BOURBON WHISTLES
BRANDIES, GINS, &C,
years Old, $3.50 Per gal: Robertson DO, $50
BrsndissUIsrochser. IS do: don Zine IS do So
behnesseX. 1850. 81 do Do, lsi?, go Do; Otard,
Old Tom Gin, S2.25; Cocktail Bitters, Black berry
Brandy. Liberal discount to the trade.
g. GAUTIER,
Proprietors of the Native Wine Bitters,
myIl 1917 and 1919 Penn'a avenue.
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Arrest Of the Cuban General IVA, M,
n Criminal Char

NEW YORK, Sept, General VIM. A. c
Ryan, the Cuban General, was arrested thi
morning at the Gilsey House, charged witt
passing worthless check for $50 ON oliver ID
Iaylor, broker. He was committed for trial
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,fHiLADELPHIA, Sept. 1.-The United States
yard TINS morning from a trial "trip on which
me sailed last Saturday. She is COMMANDED nv
henry Adams, and viii shortly sail for the East
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Two MEN ROASTED ALiyE BY THUsDER-
ON Tuesday night, the barn OF Mr.. John sutton
was struck BY lightning and was burned 10 the
ground. After the fire search was made among
tne rulns when the blackened bodies Of the two
men were dragged out At first no one could
iaenufy them, but II was subsequently, learned
mat TWO cramps" had taken lodging in the
barn an hour before II was destroyed. ."heir-
names are unknown. =
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kanzas has n CvcIona

-. a NdH ana has Daughter KiUed.
IoPEkA, Sept. Ia tornado passed over La
bette county, Kansas, on SUNDAY night demoi-
lshmg two houses and moving several Others
Mr.. Scott and daughter were killed.
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dNOthtT BT7Iish TicfOry.
HALIFAX, n. s., Sept. lin the single scull
race this morning seven started The race was
won ny Sadlier, OF the Tyne crew, two boat
Kelly third. ""u
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CAPT. JOHN WILLIAMS, 18th Infantry, has
been ordered before the retiring board at Phiia-
delphia.
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ERIE, PA, Sept. Isaac Rosensweig. a
prominent and wealthy citizen of Erie, was con-
vlcted yesterday of selling forged and fraudu-
tent ucAets for passage over the Erie railway
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-. BISHOP WHIIrHoUsE, Of Illinois, has pub
sssoen OF Christ Church, I'm Defending himseiS
IN the supPosstion that Rev. Mr.. Cheney. wouid
sonxemenuy absent himself when the Bishop
caves the question open as % whether er nos ~
VII make me visitation ON the 10th OF October.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-01

WALT WHITMAN goes to New York next week
to deliver an original poem at the opening Of the
American Institute exhibition.
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beaten 60 Death nv Rauehs

NEW DIRK, Sept. 1-Daniel Bulgar, aged "a.
was beaten TO death, corner l4th street and ave-
nue. A, by three ruffians, who have not vet been
arrested ~ e0SN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-01

GEN. WIN. II. H. TERRELL, Third Assistant
Postmaster General. returned to-day.
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The Atlantic Telegraph announces the safe
arrival of the wachusett az Lisbon yesterday.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.
DELASo returned last evenin,

INTERNAL REvkNUE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were ssh, s9.U.
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President GRANT and General Porter win
return to Long Branch on the late train this
evening.
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The Dra1nesvflle N. L. Camp Meeting.
Correspondence of The Start


DRAINRsvILLE NJ. K. CANT, August u
rms meeting Is progressing finely. Much praise
IS due 10 Brother Scott for his zeal In preparine
% well for the occasion. The grounds are wei
shaded and watered. A fine audience gathered
eariy TINS morning Quiet prevailed generally
save small squad OF poor sinners who were col
leeted around some stands a few hundred ysr5s
Instant t IL burning shame 70 the ciyfiiza-
non OF The age that the hucksterine ON the
Lorde day Is tolerated. 1t ought to be SIM
pressed, and the sooner the better for the
churches and tor all concerned. At 10 O'CLOCK.
brotner Boyer, OF Fortress Monroe, preached =
very hne sermon. At IL, Brother Phelps. who
mas full toned voice, that rang out clear and
loud, favored as with earnest discourse ON ssfhe
Divinity Of Christ" Dinner over the blasf or
the bugle summoned the people 10 hear d,s'
course by Brother King He selected for his
theme, "the Almighty and his relations 10 ma !,
The sermon was well conceived and most eio-
quently delivered, and produceda most thrf,lins
enect on the congregation II was characteri I'D
as the great sermon Of the day
MI King believesfnthe power, and (,od o;vps
Il to him, without measure. brother Pbeins
Followed his sermon by most eciifyine exhorfs~
non. Much good feeling prevailed AT night
Brother York, OF Fredericksburg, preaehed a
very anee ting discourse, urging the people on 10
that higher lie, which he maintained mi~hf h
enjoyed In this Life. The meeting bids fsis for :
prosperous termination. . q = IDR. Nv
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TELEGRAMS 10 THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
PRESS REPORTS.
FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.
Ieiecrophed Ezclsstrely 70 Tie Evensne SSo,.
An American I'm an English prs~o,
Charged with Murder

Charged with Murder
LONDON Sept: 1.-The second mate OF the
American ship Rochester has been committed
Tor trial at Liverpool, on the charge of shooting
a sailor named Trott, the alleged rinslea,ls.r ~
the mutiny which recently occurred in 81
8eoI go channel, and In consequence OF which
The Rochester was cOmpelledt 60 put into Queens
toMn on her voyage from Liverpool TO Bath. Ne
Inc United states steamer Shenandoah Is NJ
IVES. Messina- The steamships China and The Queen,
from New York, touched at OueenStown last
evening The steamship City OF LamericS. from
Ne" York, touched NJ Queenstown this morning,
The Disaster 60 the British Iron Clad
Repulse.
,es ON Don, sept Ia naval court-msrtial has
oeen ordered by the Admiralty TO Thoroughly
investigate the causes Of the accident 20 the linn
cad hepulse which, as stated YESTERDAY has
been aground at Sheerness. -''
The Political Prospect Frightening
I'm France.
VERSAILLES, Sept 1.-The powers of Furone
have sent congratulatory dispatches 10 Thiers
upon the proiongation Of his term OF offioe.
Dspatcnes from the department., say the peo-
PIE generally approve the action of the Assem-
bly, in relation TO the chief executive. Itisha
heved the negotiations with Germany now heing
carried on with Baron Won Amin, the German
agen., az versailles, for the evacuation Of the
rIehch territory, viii be greatly facilitated nv
the Assembly's endorsement OF the Preside,
ana the extension Of his term Of Office.
Eiectons for the Councils General will 10
n r.a ta9rougnSut France about the end OF the
~. Larey has withdrawn his resignation OF the
ministry Of public works W '1'e
itsiy Net In the Gastein Arrangemeut
LONDON, Sept. Ia dispatch from PARIS ssxs
the Italian Ambassador TO France, Prince Net,
Iernich, has been authorized TO declare that
lts5y declined TO participate in the conference
petroleum Fire I'm Autwerp
LONDON, Sept. IA fire at Trieste Yesterday
occas'oned by the explosion of petroleum, caused
great damage 20 the portion OF the CITY used for
the storage OF that article ~ wi