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Foreign News.


ENGLAND.
LONDON, Aug. 15.-The annual meeting OF
the British association for the advancement OF
science opened at Brighton last evening. Dr.
Carpenter presided. In his opening address he
alluded in terms of warm praise to Dr. Living
stone, who persisted in remaining in Africa in
the interest of science. He also praised Mr..
Stanley, who was present, for the bravery he
displayed in carrying out the mission to ascer-
tain the whereabouts Of DIR. Livingstone. The
speech was loudly cheered Mr. Stanley was
twice compelled to rise and acknowledge the
greeting rendered him. Ex-Emperor Napoleon
was also present and warmly applauded Mr..
Stanley.
Additional troops have been ordered to Belfast
and several other towns in the north of Ireland
as disturbances are feared to-day in consequence
of the celebration by the Catholics of the pas
sage of the repeal act.
The St, Petersburg and Florence geographic
cal societies have each sent a gold medal to
Stanley, the New York Herald correspondent.
subscriptions to fund to indemnify Capt.
Nolan for his expenses in maintaining his right
before Justice Keagh to a seat in parliament
closed to-day. The total amount subscribed is
&14,000.
The strike OF agricultural laborers for higher
wages continues. In 0xCordshire the govern.
ment has placed number of soldiers at the dis.
posal of the farmers, and the crops, which were
in danger, are now being harvested. The Off
GERS OF the national agricultural union have pro-
tested against this proceeding of the author-
ties.
FRANCE.
LONDON, Aug. 15.-The Paris correspondent of
the London Standard says: "The German govern
ment has intimated to NJ. Theirs its intention to
retain possession of Belfort, though it is willing
TO make compensatory concession to France"
ITALY.
LONDON, Aug. 15.-The Daily News has a
special from Florence, stating that it is iumored
there that Cardinal Antoneli has quarrelled
with the pope and threatens to resign, should
the latter persevere in his policy of hostility to
the Italian government, and also that Antonelli
has requested the clerical journals to refrain
from publishing the speeches of the holy father.
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Debate Re,wocn Colored NIcn,

New YORK. Aug. ia debate between
William N. Saunders and Rev. II. H. Garnet,
on the presidential question, occurred tonight
at Cooper Institute. A large audience of white
and cOlored people were present. JOhnJ Soule,
colored, presided. Saunders commenced the
discussion in favor Of Greeley. lie said Greeley
had been thirty-6ye years a republican, and had
been life long advocate of freedom of every
race. The Cincinnati platform had a plank in
favor of equal rights, while at Philadelphia the
republican party adopted Grantisms.
Garnett, speaking in favor of the reelection
of Grant, said it required great deal of brass
for an orator TO advocate, with black men, a
party who murdered their wives and children,
and hung them to lamp posts in New York He
said a million black voters were satisfied with
Grants administration for the past four years
and would re-elect him. There was much up.
roar and confusion during Saunders speech,
which broke out afresh when he resumed the
stand, and many people left the hall. Saunders
remained and again addressed the meeting,
which broke up amid great confusion.
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Eirea.

SYRACUSE, Aug. 15.-The extensive estab-
lshment of leerett & Basdell, makers of sash,
blinds, doors, ETC., was burned this forenoon.
Loss S85 900 to $40 900; insured for $4,000.
PORTLAND, N. b., Aug. 15.-Horace's rope
factory, in this place, was destroyed by fire last
night. Loss $4,000; insured $4,000 One
hundred people are thrown out of employment
HYDE PARK, N. Y, Aug. 15.-Several barns
in the neighboring towns were burned, Catho
lie church at Saugertes badly damaged, and
Bakers paper mills at Blue Stones, destroyed
by lightning last night. Total loss S25, 900.
NEW YORK. Aug. ia fire broke out this
evening in the press rooms of the Christian
Union, Henry Ward Beecher's paper,) under
meath the Park hotel. Fears were at first enter
tanned that the hotel would catch fire. but the
flames were promptly prevented from lextend-
ing. Damage to press room, press and folders,
is about 210. n0n. fully insured
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SALT LAKE, Aug. 4.-Gen. Ord has teIe-
graphed Gen. Morrow that he will furnish him
with any additional troops necessary to prevent
an Indian war, but Gen. Morrow has reconsd-
cred his intention to uie force, and will simply
be accompanied by his staff TO the Indian camps,
believing he will better be able to restore peace
without the display or use of troops.
SALT LAKE CITY, Aug. 15.--General Mowan
is busy to-day with the telegraph, trying to
have the Indians collected at one place for con.
ference with the government authorities.
General Ord will be here tonight. General
sheridan teegraphs TO use force at once, if re.
CURED, to quell the disturbance. Further depre.
dations are reported
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HORNED GrceIcy stiII on mis TrnreI..

AUGUSTA, Me-, Aug. 15.-Mr. Greeley left
Portland at Q O'Clock this morning on a special
train via the Maine Central railroad, for Au-
gusta, accompanied by Hon. c. P Kimball, A.
X. Shurtef, Enoch Knight, VIM G. Twombly
G. H. Haskill, Charles II. Chase and others. At
all the stopping places along the route dense
crowds were collected, all struggling to get a
glimpse of the presidential candidate. At Free
port Greeley came upon the platform Of the car
and shook hands with the people. On his arriv-
al at Brunswick he was greeted with deafening
cheers and music, and in response to calls of the
people, was introduced by Hon. VIM. r. Field
and said;
Ladies and Gentlemen: | should be glad, if
had time TO visit this town, with its eminent
seminary of learning, and the renowned soldier
who so worthily directs its energies and guards
its honor. say wish | had time to make
longer visit, for, though am not stranger to
your town, | doubtless am to many of your
people. | came among You before, when the
company which surrounded me was fewer than
II is now, but am unchanged in mind and pur-
pose, Soltened somewhat, | trust, by life pro-
tracted and hardened by the work given me-
but still essentially the same man that | was
then. Notwithstanding the caricatures with
which you have been abundantly inundated,
you find that still preserve something of the
human form. | thank you for this kind well
come, and will no longer tax your attention.
At Gardiner he was met by committee of
reception from Augusta, consisting of Col. Thos.
S. Lang, Judge Rice and Others.
At Richmond and Hallowell Mr. Greeley's
appearance brought forth enthusiastic cheers
from the crowd, aud he went upon the plat
form of the station and shook all cordially by
the hand,
Upon arriving at Augusta at II As A, NJ, an
immense crowd had assembled, there being at
least 1000 people in the depot and streets near
by Carriages were awaiting, and, amid cheers
OF the multitude and firing of salutes, the pro-
CArFinOpg preceded hands
music and a cavaloade of $50 horsemen, pro-
ceeded TO the house of Col. Thomas S. Lang,
with whom he dined. After dining he proceeded
TO the balcony Of the Cashnoc house, which had
been decorated with flags, Sc, and arranged for
public speaking.
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SANTA FEE, Aug. 15.-The most severe rain
storm for years visited this place last evening.
The Santa Fe river, usually a small creek rose
in few minutes to a mighty river, CARRYING
away one of the abutments and portion of the
new foot bridge. Some houses on the bank,
with their contents, were swept away. The
food, when it first left the mountain gorge Just
east of the town, was fifteen or twenty feet
high, and huge logs were carried before it like
chips of woods. There were several narrow
escapes from drowning. The copious rains of
the past weeks have been very favorable to the
crops, which are looking unusually well.
Indian matters are very satisfactory in New
Mexico. No more trouble is appreheudcd.
Very little notice is taken of the reported dia-
mond discoveries in this section, and little, if
any, credence is given to the matter.
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The weather,

WASHINGTON, s P. NJ, August 15-Proba.
biities Southerly winds and clear weather will
prevail on Friday over the New England and
rain over the south Atlantic states. Clear wealth
or and light winds from eastern Texas to Ala
Dama, aud northwest TO Ohio, lower Michigan
and Illinois. From the lower Missouri valley
70 lakes Michigan aud Superior, southerly to
southeasterly winds and increasing coudiness,
barometer.
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Base Ball; At New York, yesterday, Mutuals
O. Maple Leafs A.
The new steamship Pennsylvania, the first
vessel Of the new Liverpool line, was successful.
ly launched at Philadelphia yesterday.
Col. II. +. valentine Of Hartford, q member Of
Gov. JEWELS staff, died at Edgartown, Mass
yesterday, from injuries received by falling
down the hatchway Of vessel He was super.
intendent of agencies Of the Hartford life aud
annuity insurance company,
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SARATOGA, N. Y, Aug. 15-In the Barnard
impeachment case Mr. Beach continued his ar
gument for the defence, claiming that Barnard
was an innexible and incorrupube judge. Mr..
Van Colt, for the prosecution, reviewed the evil
dence, and submitted propositions for the en-
lighenment of the members of the court, and
proceeded to elaborate upon them
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CHICAGO, Aug. 15.-It is reported that Col.
Blanton Duncan of Louisville, chairman of the
democratic national executive committee, has
just brought suit in the United States court
against the Chicago Tribune for 100000 dam
ages for alleged libel. The suit IS based on an
editorial in the rribnne Of the 10th inst
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The s,eamer Norwich.

EAsTPoRT, Me-, Aug. 15.-The steamer Nor
so that she leaks but little, though badly
strained. She has been hauled out, and will be
flowed to Calais as soon as it clears up. 1t will
probably cost several thousand dollars to re-
pair her. She was not insured. The cargo
consisted of wool and leather.
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SALT LAKE CITY, Aug. 15-Isaac Moore,
late postmaster at Ogden has been arrested on
a charge of stealing $4,000 in package
mailed at San Francisco to the First national
bank Of this city He was locked up in default
of 900 bail for examination next Monday.
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HeuVy FOr7eries.

NEW YORK, Aug. 15.-Robert Atwood, a lead
ing insurance agent and member of pork pack
ing firm, fled yesterday afternoon from Louis
vile, Ky, but was arrested at Seymour and
taken back to Louisville, and heidi in $4,000
bail to appear at court to-day to answer to the
charges of forgery of drafts oD banks and mer-
chants TO the extent OF half million dollars.
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The Prize Rinhf.

NEW YORK, Aug. 15.-Aldcrman McMullcn
telegraphed to Mace's friend in this city, this
afternoon, suggesting New Orleans as the place
of the fight. An answer was made that the
proposition was to meet at Erie, Pa, and 90 to
Canada TO fight. McNIulen replied that he
would name the time and place of the fight to-
night
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American Dcu,aI A..ociat,ou.

BosToN, Aug. Is The closing business OF
the dental convention to-day was of misCel-
laneous character, and consisted of informal
discussion of special cases in practice. A fter
resolutions of thanks to the Massachusetts den
tai society, for the use of its rooms, the conven-
ton adjourned sine die
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HORTICULTURAL EXHIBITIoN.-The colec.
ton of cut flowers exhibited at Horticultural
hall yesterday afternoon was hardly up TO the
usual standard, and failed to attract much at
tention. The principal exhibitor was MIR.
Charles d. Thayer, who filled two stands with
cut flowers, tastclully arranged, and one stand
with fragrant yerbenas. A stand of wild flow
crs, gathered by Masters Ii. r. and S. f, Kin
ney, were especially noticeable, and gave evi.
denccs Of patient labor in collection and ar
rangcment. Hon. Stephen Salisbury also dis
played two stands of cut flowers. The other
entries in this department were dish and bou-
quot by Miss Lizzie White, bouquet by Charles
d. Ihayer, bouquet and wreath by Mrs. S. d.
SHAFT, dish and bouquet and collection of zin-
MAS by Mrs Isaac Barber, floral cross by Mrs.
Simon E. Fisher, two beautiful floral
designs by Mrs. L. l.. Mowry of
Shrewsbury, and an enormous specimen
of helicanthus California, or California
sunfower, by Mr.. Darius Rice. The first pre-
MUM of SO for the best two. stands of cut flowers
was awarded to c, d. Thayer. No second pre-
MUM was awarded Gratuities were awarded
as follows: 81 to Miss Lizzie White for dish of
cut flowers and bouquet of petunias; 81 to II.
R. and y. +. Kinney for wild flowers; so cents
to Mrs. S. d. Shaft for floral wreath; so cents to
Mrs. Simon L. Fisher for floral cross; 81 for
floral designs to Mrs. l.. J.. Mowry of Shrews-
bury.
The display Of fruits was not large, but the
specimen plates Of apples and pears exhibited
were of fine quality Mr.. II p. Draper exhibited
williams Red Mr.. J. X, H. Pickord williams
Rcd, Red Astrachan, Early Strawberry and
Early Sweet Bough, Mr.. J. c, Lovdl Red Astra.
chan, and Mr. d. Comns, Sopsavne Mr.. Pick.
ford took the first premiums for Williams Red
and Early Bough, and Mr. Draper thefrst pre-.
MUM for Red Astrachan.
The varieties of pears exhibited were Rostic.
zer Dearborn, Seeding, Bloodgood and uapp's
Favorite The premium OF 81 for the best
twelve Of any named variety was awardd to
Mr.. j. c. Newton for Rostezer, aud grahity
of 81 to Mr. Thomas r. Norcross for Clahs
Favorite.
Mr. Calvin Morse was awarded gratuty c
~ for a collection Of apples and peaches, which,
were entered without name.
Mr.. L. W. Lincoln exhibited some La Yer
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MONTREAL, Aug. 15.--The Caledonian society
OF North America is in session here. About
fifty delegates from various parts of the United
otates and Canada are present. Philadelphia is
selected for the next annual meeting. John
Watt Of New York was elected president. Cal.
edonian games will be played today.
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PcrAonnI kilograms.

r. w, Raymond, U. S. commissioner of min
ing statistics, arrived in Salt Lake City on
Wednesday, on his annual tour of inspection.
William Page, the well known artist, was
stricken with paralysis this morning at his stu
do in New York. He is expected to recover if
he has no other attack
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CoNsTABLE's COMMONWEALTH

CONSTABLE'S SALE.-COMMoNwE
~ OF MASSACHUSETTS Worcester IS. City of Wor-
cester, July 18th. A. ID. 1872.
BY virtue of an execution which issued judgment
in favor of stephen c. Earle and James + Fuller of
Worcester. against John Fallon of said Worcester re-
covered before the Central District Court for Worcester
on the 18th day of June A. u. 1872 have taken all the
right in equity that the said John FaOn had the I'D
day Of May last being the day when the same was
attached mesne process, has redeem certain
morgaged real estate, situated in said Worcester,
Gardiner street, and the described In mortgage
deed thereof from said FalOn James EsabroOk and
g. Edward Smith. recorded in the Registry Of Deeds Tor
said County, Book 49, Page 260 and on the seventeenth
day Of August next at o'clock r. NJ at George swans
office, No. flagg's BUILDING, in said Worcester. shall
offer for sale by public auction TO the highest bidder
said right in equity OF redemption
T.. +. RATIGAN,
iylT Constable of Worcester.
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DROWNING ACCIDRNT.-Michael Donovan. A
man about fifty years of age, was drowned on
Wednesday in a small pond near the village of
Linwood. He was engaged in boat race with
three competitors, when his boat capsized,
throwing him into the water. His companions
did everything in their power to save him, but
without success. He leaves a wife and five chill
drpD
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saillaise and White Dutch currants, which, in
size and quality, were fully equal to any exhib-
tied this year, and gave testimony to that gen.
tlemans success as grower of small fruits.
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CENTRAL DISTRICT CoURT-WILLIAMs, j.
Thursday, august 15.-Ephraim A. Willard,
for larceny, was fined $50 and costs, from which
he appealed and recognized in $500 bonds for
his appearance before the superior court.
James and Margaret Higgins, charged with
assault and battery, had their cases placed on
file on payment of costs
Horace Day, William IGoshaw, Frank Ben
way, James Dugan, Michael Murphy, William
Poole and Charles Wilson each paid the regular
fine Of SO and costs for drunkenness.
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A MEXICAN \ FOREIGN PATENTS
n. H. EDDY.

N. H. fIIOb "
Solicitor Of Patents for Inventions Trade Marks
Designs, No. Is state st., opposite Kilby at,
Boston.
No Agency in me BRed States possesses superior IA.
biitfH Of iRpenftORs.
All necessity OF journey Washington TO procure
Patent, and the great delay there here saved
inventors.
Testimonials.
II regard Mr.. Eddy OF the most capable and
successful practitioners with whom have had ofncial
intercourse
CHARLES MASON, Commissioner Of Patents
"lhaye no hesitation in assuring Inventors that they
cannot employ man more competent end frustnorfhR
and more capable Of putting their applcationsin form
10 for them early and favorable consideration
at the Patent once. EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner OF Patents.u
'Mr. r. II. Eddy has made for over THIRTY an
pcaOns for Patents having been successful In almost
every such unstakabe proof Of great talent and
ability On his part leads to recommend inventors
TO apply to him to procure their patents they ay be
sure Of having the most faithful attention bestowed on
their cases. and AZ very reasonable charges.
Boston Jan. ls72. a2twly JOHN TAGGARR.
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John Hatch, aged 80, clerk at Ferry v illage,
Cape Elizabeth hung himself in Bos ton yester-
day afternoon. Cause unknown.
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n n MORSE. Of the late firm q

Il Il. MORSE, of the late firm of
- Churchill & Morse, would be pleased 10 see the
friends and customers OF the late firm at his new Local
tiOn, with II. w. DENY a Co, SIS Main ST. Having
entire charge of the Upholstering Department am
peparedto show or make to order rst class goods in
every respect and at prices am author zed to OFFER
goods, can guarantee lower prices than can lie found
elsewhere in the city Also entire Outfits for House,
keeping, for cash, by weekly or monthly nsalIments
at the very lowest living prices may lie found al the
same place, j. u. MORSE
e6 dtf Late Churchill & Morse
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Nv AhlA III apCbb W " DlllO Az
W ON the premises on the westerly side OF Vernon 81
~ tue CITY OF Worcester, on WEDNESDAY, the llth
DAY OF september next, ut 10 O'Clock in the forenoon
certain tract Of land situated the westerly side Of
vernon ST. In said Worcester containing 1918 square feet
OF land, more or less, with dwelling house thereon be-
ing he estate now occupied by Edward Irwin and stu
aten next southery from the estate occupied by J. w
doom and the same estate conveyed and described In
deed from Edward Irwin TO Daniel Stevens and Charles
T. stevens dated August "a, A, d. 1870 and recorded In
535.
THIS sale Is made under and by virtue of a power OF
sale contained in said mortgage, the condition thereof
having been broken.
y. q c. p. STEVENS, Mortgages.
An ~ uutl
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- westerly part OF Auburn. As the present occupant
Is about leave the subscriber will rent shop and
tenement 20 good country blacksmith, or he will hire
aman TO take charge OF the shop and work by the
month"; Il applied for soon, s. A. NEWTON.
Auburn j une 10, 1879 dW&Su le20
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FURNITURE
NOS. e43 AND a47 MAIN ST.
C. V. PUTNAM
VOPURCHAsERs OFUPHoLsTERED

u FURNIrURE.-Havlng secured the services OFF Il.
MORSE, PRACTICAL UPHoLsrERER, Of the late frm OF
Churchill Il Morse, better prepared than EVER
before to show Ready Made make order anything
in the Upholstered line.
The high reputation of Mr. Morse, and experience
Of two months with him, enables TO assure all who
may favor us with their patronage, that goods will
be found exactly represented and at prices that
not fail of giving satisfaction.
II. W. DENNY & CO.,
je6 diff SIS Main at
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Financial.
Capital FStocl<, 100000.
GEO, NJ. RICE, President.

Receives Money on Deposit, and aloes FOUR
PER CENT INTEREST per o,,num on daiIy
balances, subject to check at sight FIVE PER
CENT on Special Deposits for sir months or
more
Large or small amounts receired, 'Chich may
be dram as a ohole or ta part By check at
sight, and Without notice, upon which Ilteres,
lciH be allo,oed for the whole time they renaj,a
NTH the Company.
Government Securities and Cold Coupons
bought and sold al current rates.
Miscellaneous Stocks and Bonds bought and
sold on commission.
Bonds and Valuable Papers receiUed for safe
keeping, for ,ohich receipts are gigen.
Small Safes, TO 'ghich the renter alone has
access, to rent at prices uaying from SIS to SIS
each per anBUm.
E.F DISCO, Secretary,
II. II. HOUGBTON,
iy4dtf iy26wSm Manager Safe Deposit Dept.
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4 OMMONW EALIH OE MASSACHU-
~ SETTS.-WOrcester IS. Probate Court. To the
Next Kin, and all Persons interested in the Estate
HAMILTON LEWIS, of Charleston, South Carolina, in
said County, minor, Greeting:
Whereas, Joseph w. Lewis, the Guardian of said
MINOR has presented his petition for license to sell at
private sale certain real estate therein specified of his
said ward for investment:
You are hereby cited to appear at Probate Court
to be holden at Worcester in said County the first
Tuesday of september next at nine O'Clock in the fore
noon, to show cause, if any you have, why the
should not be granted.
And said Joseph W. Lewis is ordered to serve this
citation by publishing the same week. in the WOr
cester Daily Spy, newspaper printed at Worcester,
hree weeks SUCCESSFULLY the last publication to be
day. at least, before said Court.
Witness, Henry Chaplin, Esq, Judge OF said Court,
this fourth day August In the year eighteen hundred
and seventy-twO.
CHAS. f. STEVENS, Register.