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w,surxcToy. Aug. 31-The Wisconsin Re-
r,,h1icon Convention nominated Gen. Wash
b,,rn for Governor. and NJ. H. Petit for Lieu
Tenant Governor The balance of the State
officers are renominated. The resolutions en-
Horse Grant.
The mail steamer Constitution from San
Francisco four days, is over due at Jamaica.
There are serious apprehensions for her safety.
Earthquakes occurred al Valparaiso on the
nth and at Santiago on the 30th
The body in the trunk was finally identified
as Alice Bowlesby, of Paterson, Nd, The
teeth, peculiar position of the vaccine mark,
mole and scar make the Identification COM
n1ete A handkerchief marked A. a. Bowles-
bv was Iound at DIR. Rosenweig's residence
Custom for the week ending 10Th, S6,OO0,OOO.
nrivat,e dispatch from Capt. HOxie reports
the wreck f the Juniata, from New Orleans
for Philadelp hia The crew were saved.
MEXICAN ad1ices via Matamoras represent the
election of Juarez as being more doubtful than
ever Revolutions and disturbances are threat
ening throughout the State.
KEY WEST, Aug. 31.-The steamer Clyde
arrived on Sunday. She experienced heavy
gales. -,.,-
The steamer Mississippi is a total wreck sew
entv miles above Cape Florida. The steamer
Cortes. which took the MississippTs passengers
To New Orleans, had her deck load washed
ashore. The captain and five of the crew were
wrecked
The bark Linda from New York for New
ORLEANS got safe around Cape Florida.
.SAvANxAH, Aug. 3l.-The negro crew of a
British bark mutned. The captain shot one
slightly. On arriving at Daricn the captain was
imprisoned by the negroes at that place. He
was subsequently released and is now here The
case will be submitted to the British minister al
Washington.
JACKSON, Aug: 31.-Dr. Dowd is chairman
IF the Mississippi Republican Convention.
Sr. LOUIS, Augt. SI-The ground has beer
broken for the St Louis and Cairo three fee
70 ad. 1t will be completed in two years.
Indian depredations still continue in Arr
IONA.
KEY WEST, Aug. 3L-The Juniata was light
ened of a cargo portion of the and has arrived
here all right.
JACKSON, Aug. 31-A resolution was passed
IN the convention endorsing Alcorn. Lieut..
Governor Powers was appointed chairman OF
the State Executive Committee.
party OF soldiers ureQ on party VI Olbi~Sn'
in Meridian. A soldier and citizen were killed
and two citizens were knocked down The cltl-
zens did not return the fire.
R1cHNoND Aug. 31.-The resolution invit-
ing Gov Walker to take a seat in the conven-
ton was reconsidered and passed after spirited
debate
New YORK, Aug, 31,-An inmate OF Black
well Insane Asylum dangerously wounded Dr.
Parsons resident physician, with table knife
Walter Conkling, of Paterson, New Jersey,
who was connected with the Bowlesby affair,
suicided.
Bail was refused in the case of DR.. Perry and
Madame Van Buskirk alleged abortionists.
writ OF nSbeas corpus has been issued for
DR.. IYosenzweig.
MctThee who was arrested at Troy, is a
brother of the victim Of the late fire.
serious food in the Delaware river is de-
stroying much property and threatening the
suspension of travel.
Eliza Mccarthy is dead, from an atteanpt at
self-ahOrtiOn