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Ohio and mississippi Railway Com.

pAAys
On and after July /, 1872, trains of the
Ohio and Mississippi railway will cross the
great Ohio river bridge at Louisville, XIV.
Close connections viii be made with trains
of the Louisville and Nashville and Great
Southern railroad to and from the South,
and line Of through palace cars will be
run between Louisville and Baltimore and
Washington via NJ. Il C. and B. & 0. rail-
roads, and at an early day to New York via
Cincinnati and the recently completed Day
ton Short Line, Lake Shore and New York
Central railroads, landing passengers in the
grand Central depot, Forty-secOnd street,
New York. Through sleeping cars will be
run to St. Louis via Mitchell route, starting
from the bridge depot. This new arrange
ment will afford the O. q NJ. particular ad-
vantages on Western business.
All 0. & ii. Western tickets are good on
the L., n. a. q G.. railroad via Mitchell,
and vice versa.
The excellent condition OF the track,
roaG-bed and rolling stock Of the o. & M.
railway, its easy gradients and absence of
curves, will enable trains to make fast time
with safety.
Time from Louisville to Cincinnati by
express trains, three and half hours. To
New York the time will be as short as by
any other line, and to Baltimore and Wash
ington hours in advance of all competing
routes via Louisville.
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Ffrst shIDmen1 of new yyre ct

Our friends, Barrett & Co., have made
the first shipment Of new wheat. On
Thursday last they shipped car load of
wheat to Columbus, Ga. Frierson Bros.
have been equally active in the purchase of
new wheat, but for reasons satisfactory to
themselves, they had their first purchase
turned into -four splendid foreground
at the celebrated "Clary Mills"
We confess to no listle curiosity to see
the great wheat race between FriersOn
Bros. and Barrett q Co. Both horses are
strongly backed with the needfUl. Bill Nc
Adams is Barrett's rider, aud Bob Lewis
mounts FriersOn with determination 10
Win.-BedfOrd Bulletin.
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COuCOFdIa.

At a regular meeting of the Concordia,
the following officers were elected for the
ensuing term:
President-NaX Sax.
e-President-H. Spitz.
Secre; ary-J. c. LOveuthal.
Treasurer-N. Jacobus.
Financial Secretary-A. Hasczyck.
Librarian-M. MahOlOwiiz.
Stage Manager-P. Il. Albert.
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About twelve O'clock last night, two SOL
diers made brutal assault and battery on
a railroad man, whose given name-Jack-
only We were able 10 obtain, on the corner
Of Vine and Crawford streets. After in
ficting severe Injuries upon their victim,
the soldiers robbed him of watch and a
10. Of money, and then made for Ash Bar
racks. Two policemen went in pursuit,
and i is to be hoped the villains will be ar
rested
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RETAIL LIQUOR DEALERS IN sES.
SION.
A Pormanent Organization EGecte,

A Permanent Organization Effected.
The meeting of retail liquor dealers was
called to order in the Courthouse at 8
o'clock last night by Pat Walsh, and the
list of members being read showed that 40
were present. The chairman, after stating
the objects Of the meeting and the reason
for forming an association, announced
that the election of officers was in order.
The vote being taken, the following officers
were elected to serve for the next ensuing
twelve months: President, Pat Walsh;
Vice President, G. Hood; Secretary, W. II.
Stewart; Treasurer, b. Hines, A perma-
nent organization was effected and the va
rious standing committees appointed. The
meeting, after transachRg business pertain
ing to The interests Of tee Association, ar
journed to meet the second Wednesday in
July.
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a FIERY HUMMER.
He Smashes Windows ami DemOI-
ishes CTOckery.

ishes CrOckery.
Last night funny individual, rejoicing
in the title Of Dennis Dunavan, took a drop
O. the crater too much, and consequently
could not resist the idea of locking after
the domestic affairs Of his peaceful neigh
bors. Dennis Tambled along North High
street, and coming to jim Tynes' residence,
bursted the glass out Of the windows in or
der to give better ventilation this sultry
weather. From here he visited other places,
breaking the plates and other table ware Of
a lady whom he frightened out Of the house.
On application, Justice Meacham last night
issued a warrant for Dunsvan, who is
doubtless now repenting his rashness.
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Among the advantages Of this institution
are-lsL. \ condensed but comprehensive
course of ten months. I'd. The entire time
and labor Of such eminent teachers and
lawyers as Judges Caruthers and Green.
Sd. A perfec. familiarity with the details OF
practice by the MOO. Court system. Al .
Pleasant society and cheap boarding. For
catalogues, address
Hon. \. GREEN, Lebanon, Tenn.
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Pretty hinge.

Aleck Daugherty, conductor of the over
land passenger train, reports calf, dropped
in the vicinity Of White Cliff Springs, on
the place of Mr.. John A. Williams, which
weighed l40 pounds at birth. This is a lit
tie ahead of all competition as far as heard
from. Mr.. Daugherty is well known in
this community, and is entitled to credibili-
tv,-AtbeRS Post, .Jllns Is,
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RAE DRPARTnRHr,
OgEIOB OF THB OHIEB SIGNAL OBBICHR.
WASHINGTON, d. G., june q, 1914.

UFEIDH q Iah UHILF oIehAL OFBIOhas
WASHINGTON, d. G., june Is, lsIz
PrObGbaities.-Clear and partially cloudy
weather will prevail Saturday over the South
Atlantic and Gulf States east of the Mis-
sissippi, with light to fresh sOutheasterly to
southwesterly winds, and over Middle and
New England States, with light to fresh
southerly to westerly winds, and with pos
sibly areas of rain over the latter from Ten
nessee to the upper Laeks,light to fresh and
occasional brisk southeaste'l y to southwest
eriy winds; partially cloudy weather, aud
possibly occasional areas Of rain.
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The marriage licences issued by the
County Court Clerk for tie week ending
Yesterday were as follows:
Robert NJ. Porter and Jessie Il. Marshall.
George NJ. Edwards and Maggie Hughes.
Almon E. Able and Marry NJ. Morris.
Doctor Franklin Shook and Melissa
DOdd.
Lewis r. Eastman and Lillian II. Ford.
J. NJ. DarrOw aud Bette McCOOl.
Frank H Wick add Catharine Anthony.
John Henry johnson and Mary A. Glenn
Ons.
Michael Davis and Winnie HefItInaa.
And four cOlOred
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a Stunlner.

The attention of the city authorities is re
specially called to cellar-hinge in front of
The barber shop, No. As North Cherry
street, as being a serious Inconvenience to
pedestrians perambuIating Whereabouts af
ter dark. A gentleman came very near
smashing his nose and receiving other in
jury last night by stumping his foot against
this hinge.
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= -
Personal

Hon. John II. Savage and Col. Bolivar
II. Cooke returned last evening from Hot
Springs, Arkansas. Col. Savage leaves this
morning to attend the Baltimore Conven-
ton.
Sam. WhitthOne and bride, Of Columbia,
arrived by the train lasS evening, and are
Opping at the Maxwell House. MIR. w.
was married by Charles Clear, Esq, and
not Rev. DR.. Beckett as stated yesterday
morning.
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The Purest and sweetest Cod Liver Oil
in the world is Hazard & CaswelPs, made
on the sea shore, from fresh selected iYers,
by Caswell, Hazard & Co., New York. 1t
is absolutely pure and sweet. Patients who
have once taken it prefer it to all others.
For sale by all druggists.
mr3n 2aM satlEWed w
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In Favor Of Right Of WAY.

The committee appointed by the City
Council to consider the petition of the Pie
sidenC of the Nashville and Chattanooga
Railroad, regarding She right of way asked
for, held meeting yesterday evening, and
nine were in favor Of granting the petition
to four against. The committee will make
their report to an adjourned meeting Of the
City Council tonight.
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From the Someryile Falcon, of the 9th,
we learn that John Marshall Pain, colored
Individual, who killed Tony Watkins on tie
Niche place, near LaGrange, last February,
was arrested near Holly Springs, by some
negroes, and carried to LaGrange, and from
thence to Someryille, and lodged in Jail for
safe keeping, on Friday night last. he
was badly shot in the hand in the arrest.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE,


Tennessee and Pacific Railroad.
No. Leaves Lebanon at. go. $3.50 An.
Arrives at Nashville st..S:30 A. N.
Leaves Nashville at. -. 800 P. n.
Arrives at Lebanon at. 200 P. n.
M Q Connecting with Prices Stage Lines for
Alexandra, Liberty and Sparta; also for New
Middleton, Chestnut Mound and COOkeville,
will run on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
only as follows:
Arrives at Lebanon at.11:00 a. y.
Leaves Lebanon At. leo P. IL
Arrives at Nashville atr3:30 :. ID.
Louisville and Nashville Railroad.
Leave Staten on North Golla9e street, at $50
AK, and 100 P. n.
Arrives at 7:3O 4. II. and eco P. n
T7he 1.yo P NJ train does not stop at any point
between sash vile and Gal.atin, except Edge
fgld junction, and does not run on Sunday.
S5aYIatfu Accommodation, Daily.
Leaves Nashville. $40 P NJ
Sleeping coach attached to fast freight train
leaving Nashville $50 P. n. making close con
naction At Bowling Green and LOUISVILLE Wlth
lightning express train East.
Nashville and Decatur Railroad.
GoTNq SOuTH.-Nashville and Decatur trains
leave s-atf0us on South Cherry str, Z az a. N
aad7 n. n. No train Sunday morning.
Accommodation at $3.50 P. NJ tgoes to Column
5ia1 Trains arrive at 4:30 A. n. and 4:3O P, N.
Accommodation at 9:55 A. N.
st Louis, Memphis, Nashville and
Chattanooga Great Central
Through Line.
Chattanooga train leaves. 6:l5 A NJ ana o:OU P N
% arTives.1:OO P. N. and 300 A. L.
EFsmphis train leaves. 800 A. N. and LAS Pm
- 4" arrives. ..5.60 P. n. ana BOO A. N.
St Iouis train leaves. 3.OC A. II.
arrives. 800 p. n.
TuIlahoma train leaves. $50 P. N.
arrives. 9:45 m.
The s:15AM. train does not run on Sundays.
The 500 A. n. and 500 P. n. and l;45P.M trains
run daily. ,,,,,-
Evansville, Henderson and Nashville
Railroad.
St Iouis Express leaves Nashville. .6:l6 AN
Memphis and HopEinsville Express
leaves Nashville. ..-.......... .l:2o Pm
st IOuis Express arrives at Nashville. Luz AN
Memphis and HOpkinsviile Express ar
rive at Nashville. 80. e. ~ An
OufsviIIe and CINCINNATI ShOEt Line
Railroad.
Trains leave and arrive at LOUISVILLE IS follows:
LKAVB. ARRIVE.
Southern Fast Lire, except
Cincinnati ETpress. daily 1855 P. N. 1875 P. n.
Cincinnati Night Express,
except lat aTday. 1O:4O P NJ o'O0 A. NJ
Lexington Mail, except
Sunday. o'VO A. n O'oO r n
Sunday 2:3O P. N. 4:55 P. Il.
nTeeIt S9nda7.,....... 4:55 P. n. 1870 A. n
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A dozen bogsheads cologne water or some
other kind of perfumsTy sprinkled in the
sewers along Cherry street, between Church
and Union, would be of considerable bene-
lit lust now. The smell is anything but
agreeable.
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LonETeuOw vs.. Bassett.

We understand that pools viii be sold at
the Merchants Exchange on Monday night
for the big race at Long Branch, on the ID
Of July, thus giving the friends and admir-
Crs Of LOngfellow and B2sSett chance to
mitch in
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Sheep VS.. Dogs.

The Morristown Gazette learns from a
correspondent that one night last week, in
the neighborhood of Russellville, there were
81 sheep killed by dogs and y or Is Grip
pied. The farmers turned out next day
and killed 10 dogs by way of retaliation.
If it had been l,008 instead of 10, it would
have been better for the country.
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Yesterday one of George Green's hack
horses wouldn't go, aud despite the whip
and lash lay down or the corner Of Church
and College streets. George had to unhitch,
his animal being considerably mixed with
the gear. Try Mustang Liniment.
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norn Rnsiness Eouses TO close.

The following furniture and mattress
houses have agreed to close their places Of
business at 6 P. NJ. from July TO Aug. 10,
to-wit: Weakly Il Warren, Rich y kreig
McKo'n & Co., 7, johnson, (. d. Miller
Brad NichOl.
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DIR. Pieree's Golden Medical Discovery
will not raise the dead, but it will benefit
and cure the living. For all severe coughs,
throat and bronchial diseases it has never
been edualed. ie25 deod1W&w1t
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Fine Cabbage.

A cabbage weighing twelve pounds was
sent TO this Office Yesterday from the Pro-
tcsLaHJ Orphan Asylum. II was one of the
finest specimens Of this vegetable we have
soon this saasnn.
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Mr.. G. c. Breed, General Purchasing
Agent of the Louisville & Nashville Rail-
road, left GAINESVILLE last Wednesday for
SsOnington, Ct, in response to a telegram
announcing the death of his mother in that
place. We regret to hear of this worthy
geBtleman's misfortune, and tender our
kindliest sympathies to him.
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Announcements of candidates for Office
must be paid in advance; State, County
and Judicial Offices ten dollars each. Cards
advocating claims of individuals to any Of
fee win be charged 20 cents a line, likewise
payable in advances If
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MARRIED.

EASTMAN - FORD. - On Thursday, 9th
inst, at 12X O'Clock, at the First Baptist Church.
by the Rev. 7. g. Jones, LEWIS K. EASTMAN
and Miss LILLE FORD, daughter Of the late DR..
Reuben Ford.
Richmond, Va, papers please copy.
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Election OTOaTcers,

st the regular meeting Of Aurora Lodge
No. 100, l. .. o. F., on Thursday evening
last, the following officers were elected: NJ.
Reidelsheimer, n. q; Il. Hausy, V. e.;
John Hebrick, Secretary; L. Moker, Urea
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Spicy breath, teeth white and speckless,
Fragrant SOZODONT secures:
Ladies, can you be so reckless
As 70 fail to make them yours?
ie26 1t wed & Sat
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There was quite a lively rat chase down
Church and thence along Cherry in front
of Maxwell yesterday afternoon. Despite
the peripatetic efforts of several juveniles
and the eager interest of several gentle
men, the quadruped made. his escape just
as an urchin stopped to catch him by the
tail-no terriers about. -
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Physicians, troubled with PILES, are
all calling on DR.. ClOpton at the Battle
House, and are sending their friends to be
relieved.
DR.. C. has the profession to call on him
in every city South. By request Of friends
he will remain in the city until July /.
ie23 IF
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Yesterday the Nashville and Chattanooga
Railroad Company paid Sll,5OO, the sum
total of the interest account due the State,
July l, 1872. This payment was in past
due bonds and coupons of the State.
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Late yesterday afternoon a little girl fell
from house near the Chattanooga trestle
and received injuries that caused her death
in short while.
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r. and nIdest Family Medicine.-

DV0I 5lIEW VAWN-s Il .-I'I1-J
Sauford's Liver InyigoratOr.-A purely
Vegetable Cathartic aud Tonic-for Dys-
pepsia, Constipation, Debility, Sick-head-
ache, Bilious Attacks, and all derange-
ments of Liver, Stomach aud Bowels.
Ask your Druggist for it. Beware of i'm
i.ations. mh9 salty
Marriage Guide. - Interesting WORK
numerous enTavings, 224 pages. Price 80
cents. Address DR.. Butts DispensaTy, II
North Eighth street, St. Louis, Mo. See
Advertisements. sep14 dSEw1y
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EnunfN Cnnrf.

The July session of the County Court
will begin on Monday next. The first day
viii be devoted to reports Of committees
and departments.
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Teeth.-The powers Of Mrs. Whitcomb's
Syrup for children are as positive as the
sunlight from heaven, and gentle and sooth-
ing as an angels whisper. je25 1W
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THE CHEAPEST, TIE LIYEIEsT AND
THE BESTI
THE CHEAPEST, THE LIVELEsr AND
THE BEST
THE CHEAPEST, THE LITELEST AND
THE BESTI
THE CHEAPEST, THE LIvELEsT AND
THE BESTI
THE CHEAPEST, THE LTvELLEsT AND
THE BESTl
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The "Fountain of Health" a new,
healthy and purely temperance drink, on
sale by w. Il. Jones, % Cedar street,
Nashville. je23 tues, thurs, sat&sun If
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Tom Ryman, Master, w. R Gracey, Clerk, will
leave IS above ON MONDAY, July LIST, at 4
o'clock P. II.
For freight or passage apply on board OF to
G. H. ARTHUR g CO., Agents. je2Q ct
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Initel Sfates InfernaI Revenne.

Inlteu states AnternaA Revenue
Yesterday the sum Of S733.04 was paid
into the United States Internal Revenue
Office.
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Our WarerOOms are full of elegant
Furniture and Mattresses that will be sold
at reduced prices during the summer
months. WEAKLEY q WARREN.
ie23 Ivy
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STEAMBOATS,.
EnnYKIIIE

EIOr Cairo, st. Louis,
Il Memphis and New 4 ~irATi
OrleaBs.-The fine Passen- - ~
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Trunks Cheap for Cash II will sell
nv large stock of ladies' and gentlemen's
Trunks regardless Of cost for the next 80
DAYS. WIN. DUNsTEAD, 81 North College
street, bet. Union and Church SITS. je9 If
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RIVER NEWS.

Stage of RiUsrs, June %, 1S72.-Hsiglt Of lOassT
above I0lg lCdtsT marx at 800 p. ".
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THE WEEKLY UNION AND AMERICAN
THE WEEKLY UNION AND AMERICA
THE WEEKLY UNION AND AMERICA
THE WEEKLY UNION AND AMERICAN
THE WEEKLY UNION AND AMERICANA
, 1872-09-03

10 day state that the disturbances there contin-
ned through Saturday night and into Sunday,
and were not yet ended, The p~opulace are d.
vided into hostile Catholic and Protestant
mobs. Whenever they come in contact there
is a fight. The Police were using every effort
to stop the rioting. They had been obliged to
FIRE on the rioters on Both sides, and many of
the latter were wounded. Troops with fixed
bayonets now occupy the principal streets and
keep the mobs apart. The dragoons of the
fortieth regiment have arrived al Belfast from
Dublin, and constabulary We're pouring into
the city from all parts. No persons are repor,
ted killed. but the excitement is 50 great that
it is impossible to gel definite particulars.
August 10.
LoNDoN.-4 p. m.-Advices from Belfast up
to this hour state that shots continue to be eX-
changed in the streets, though it IS not known
that the rioters have concentrated in large
numbers at any point.
5 p. ma later telegram from Belfast says
reports are current there that the city is about
to be placed under martial Law. The same
telegram states that the military are now char
ging the rioters in the centre Of the town.
MADRID.-Reports are current here that the
Ministers and other high Oficil is have received
warning of a fresh outbreak to be attempted
shortly by the p~artisanS of ex-Queen Isabella,
and that the occasion will be seized upon by
the CarliSts to renew their attacks. 1t is GER
tain that fears Of a new movement of some
kind are entertained, and that active prepara-
tons to meet it are in progress. A telegram
from Pampeluna gives an account of a local
disturbance there on Saturday, between Car
lists and Liberals, during which the Mayor Of
the city, Interfering to prevent q breach Of the
peace, was himself shot by one Of the CarliSts,
ted to assassinate the Mayor. Seven shots
were fired at him, but without effect. The
p coming to the rescue Of the Mayor cap
tureu Chree of the would-be a~ssassins, who are
now in custody awaiting an examination.
August 20
SAN FRANcsco.-Profe8so Agassiz teIe-
, 1872-09-03

graphs from San Diego that he will arrive here
on the steamer Hassler on Thursday or Friday,
The party are in good health, and made valua-
bic explorations along the Mexican coast.
ROME. 1t is sad that Monsignor de Merode.
almoner Of the Pope, has gone to Brussels for
the purpose of making arrangement with the
Belgian Ministry for the reception of the Holy
Father ID that country.
LoNDoN.-His Majesty the ex-Emperor Ma
poleon, IN an interview with. a correspondent
Of the LONDON Telegraph, said he did not CON
slider the approaching meeting of the Emperors
OF Germany, Russia and Austria presented any
indication of danger to the peace of Europe,
Slight disturbances have occurred at Leices-
ter, Maidstone, Exeter and several other owns,
IN consequence of the early closing Of the pub
lie houses in compliance with the provisions Of
the new Licensing Act.
A despatch frcm Belfast this afternoon saws
the sole object of the rioters in renewing the
disorder to day &as plumber. Several houses
have been attacked to-day and wrecked.
In every street of the town of Belfast there
are evidences Of the terrific character of the
conflict that has been raging there during the
past few days. reinforcement for the troops
now in Belfast continue to arrive in Ireland,
but the railway facilities are insufficient to
promptly convey ell the soldiers destined for
service in the town from Dublin and the other
points Of march. 1t is the intention Of the mi
litary authorities to resort to extreme measures
to suppress the disorders. The government of
the Belfast municipality has been temporarily
vested in four magistrates, with ample military
reserves.
CRY OF MEXICO, Aug. -, via HAVANA, Aug.
2l.-AH the revolutionary leaders accepted the
amnesty offered them, except Garcia de Cadena,
who, holding out d%etiantIy, was captured. Por-
hrlo DIaz IS expected in the Capital next week.
President Lerdo de Tejada entertains the kind
Hest feelings towards him, and will probably
appoint him to an Important Office. The Cabi-
net IS still unchanged. Puebla, TIascala, Iii
daIgo, San Luis and Zacatecas have been re-
stored to State sovereignty.