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ST. LOFTS. MO.

july I've quote, a. loo lbs. Scraps, So.5O@ $iss
factory lugs, S75o@ISi.sO; planters Jugs, $77d@l
shipping leaf $g6lIl bright nllers, Sl2GlS2O; half
bright wrapners, $?54 BIZ; bright wrappers VERY
s..rrp) SlSII)N75.
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CIMONS & CREHEN,

- LrTHoGRAPHERsAND EN ,.ak;a yE me,
having just put In operation new ssah. nv Of
graph Press (thc first ever brought uto On. ,h
the southern Siatesj, are prepared to compe.s VIII,
any establishment In the country, both Us 10 cil'@
ter and price of work.
CHECKS. BONDS,
CERTIFICATES, DIPLOMAS,
PORTRAITS, SHoW-CARDS,
MAPS, PLANS,
MACHINERY. and
b LABELS OF all kinds,
BANK CHECKS STAMPED, NUMBERED, ana
: SPEciAL; ATTENTION GIVEN TO TOBACCO
LABELS. =,
Ia Five ms n cali before ordering elsewhere.
fS slim 1868 Main street Richmond. Va. &,
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LsYNCiiBURG, VA.

JULY 1o.--Receipts for ibc last two weeks hcxe
bccn light, but considerably Increased the last few
,Iays. Dark and red rich tobacco is in demanfi at
high prices; also sound smooth Tugs. Tic bright
working, grades have been rather dull, but for the
last few days prices for such have bey rather better
Extra fine yellow wrappers are wanted, snd COM
mand high prices. Wequote: :: 49, r.-,.;
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EOR NEW IORK.---OLD DO .s-ssfIH
Il MINlUN STEAMSHIP COMPANY. a.z5 E & sess
The sidc-whCcl steamships OLD DOMINION
WYANOKE. ISAAC BhLL. SAEAT'n;A, NJ
AGAEA. AI.EEMAFIE and IiA1TERAS, leave
New York for Norfolk, City Point, and Richmond
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY
at o'clock J.. NJ.
Leave Richmond every TUESDAY, FRIDAY,
AMI SUNDAY. at high tide.
These ships are entirely new. They have elegant
-alnnilS. stltcr0ons, and bathrooms.
The fare, accommodations, ard attention.. are ui-
surpassed.
Clos. connections made with steamers for al, South
err and European ports.
For further information, apply to
s..s 1854. JOHN " WYATT, Agent,
my 20 .-.- NO.3 Governor street.
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RICHMOND AND DANvIILE RAILROAD Co.,l
RICHMOND, June 7, 1872.
RICHMOND AND DANYILLE RAIL.
IL ROAD--On and after SUNDAY, june 9Th,
i''-' f.el GOING WEST.
Train No Through llsscngerj leaves Richmond
daily except Suuttays) at $40 A. NJ. leaves Dam
Vile ut 1855 i. NJ; arrives at Greensboro ~ $3.50
Train No. s (Iynchburg passengcr) leaves Rich.
mond daily ut 0:lo 4. NJ arrives ut LyncDDufg ass
Train No. II Through mail and expressl leaves
Richmond daily ut l:I5 +. NJ leaves Dapyliie u a
at $3.50 z. NJ; arrives at Greensboro daily " iz'.'
"a 1n GOING EAST. 1s
Train NO. Through mail and expressl leaves
Greensboro daily at 2, A. M; leaves Danviile
daily at 4:io A. 81; arrives at Richmond daiiy ~
Train No. 8 Through passengerj leaves Green's
boro' daily (except Sundays)a ut llIo a. N leaves
I,alvllle at i:52 r. NJ arrives at Richmond NJ $50
Train No.s Gyuchburs passenger leaves Lynch
mirg dajiys nj O A. M: leaves Burkeyiile at X.
NJ. arrives at Richmond at O'Clock p. ii;
| Trains Nos. and II connect at Greensboro Tltn
trains on the North Carolina railroad for all points
Train No. connects at Bnrkevillc with train o.!
the AtaRtic, Mississippi aud Ohio railroad for AL
Train No. II connects ut Greensboro with train for
Raleigh; arrives there at Gss A. N. PASSENGERS
| leaving Raleigh at tbs r. M cnnncct ut Greens
bcrq Sith FIN re; Ell o al points seph and
southwest can be procured at the ticket once 10
Rriimond, and or r. F.WALKER, Agent Of he At
lantlc, Misssslppi aud Ohio railrosa No. l'2o a'h
Papers that have arrangements to advertise the
'e'''''' AA0 49, JOHN L. MAGMURDO,
General Freight and Ticket Agent
cut : :. ~ { = s. . to7
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B0OTS, SHOES. Dc.

1UST RECEI VED-LadieS' KidR
~ Marie Antoinette Slippers; Ladies' SergcA "a
Hutton Boots and Balmorals; Misses Pearl-s
colured Bntton Boots; Gentemen'S Broadway CAL
tlcmen's Seamless Seal-Skin l0w-llarer Shoes all
for sale low by JOHN G. PAGE, JR.,
jy3 1908 Main street.
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CUNARD LINE OF sTEAM-.>FFTff,
~ ERS TO LIVERPOOL, QUEENS-tsSsEsssks:.sss:5at
TOWN, GLASGOW, AND LONDONDERRY
FROM NEW YORK, $50: TO NEW YORK, s34
ships of ibis line will sail rs follows: WEDNES-
DAY, nth. AMI SATURDAYS, 2hh and 27th ni
April, and SATURDAYS, 4ili, 18th. AMI 18th of
May, and twice every following week, from Gu
NARD'S WHARF, Jersey city.
CHARLES FRANCKLIN,
Agent. New York.
SAMUEL AfRlIS, Agent,
Richmond, No. 1920 Main, corner Fourteenth street
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RICHMOND, FRgDERIcKsBURG, ANDl
n. Il POTOMAC RAILROAD COMPANY,
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE,
~ TpJrNnNY, Ipfx,s - foro :


Tia ~. POTOMAC RAILROAD COMPANY, "
GENERAL SuPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE,
RICHMOND, VA, July list, 1872.
NOTTCE.-Trayellcr bound West rfn
~ Baltimore and Ohio railroad win by taking the
l.. NJ. mail train hence connect with the p:i7 r. M.
train at Relay House, OH Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road.
by The oio T.. NJ train they will connect with the
S:s0 a. NJ train 1T Relay House, on same road the
former heimg the quicker line for points west.
DAY MAI. TRAINS do not stop ct Hungary,
killIys, WOodforfs Lane, or Potomac Run.
NIGHT MAIL TRAINS do not stop ut any Of tie
f.. I. ID. MYERS,
jy 1-7w General Superintendent.
RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAILROAD co.,
OFFICE GENE TICKET AND FREIGHT AGENT, :
RICHMOND, VA, June 25, ls72. }
SPECIAL N0TICE.-On and after SAT-
~ URDAY NEXT, until further notice, au AC~
COMDlODATl0N TRAIN will run between Ricli-
mOnd and Burkevilie, leaving Richmond every
SATURDAY ut $50 =. M.,arriying ut BurkcviIle ut
$40 L. Nj. Returning, leave Burkeville on MON
pay at sos A. NJ, arriving I'm Richmond at S:55 A.
NJ. This train viii stop ut all way stations.
JOHN r.. MAGNITUDE,
General Ticket and Freight Agent.
T. NJ X. TALCoTT, Engineer and Superintendent.
te 2B-2m a.s.ss.s rtsa sskt $50, 4 .fsss
4 CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
~ ROAD-On SATURDAYS, commencing June
29h train leaving Richmond ut 4:i5 L. M. will run
directly through to StaIntOn, arriving ut ii p. NJ.
returning, Will leave Stauuton on MONDAYS ut 2 A.
d., arriving III Richmond ut $50 A. NJ.
Jc2l-3w General Superintendent.
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RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG .ANDl
POTOMAC ROUTE, June 10, 1872.

ON AND AFTER MONDAY, JUNE
~ 10th, mall trains on this road win run rs fol-
lows: s5#i ~ I.
UP DAY MAIL leaves Byrd-Strcet station, /
UP NIGHT MAIL leaves Byrd-street. station,
0:ig L. NJ. except Oh Suniays.) ri .f,.s
UP ACCOMMODATIONS leaves Broad-Strcct eta.
ton, 0 T. M. Except on Sundays.) -
DOWN DAY MAIL arrives ut Byrd-Strcct sta
ton. 1873 Z. NJ. gt-eEEa.y afsEr 0..s-
DOWN NIGHT MAIL arrives at Byrtl-Sircet sta
ton, $50 A. NJ. Except on Momdttys.) @
DOWN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN arrives at
Broal-Strcct station, s37 4. N. except on SUM
,lays.) Il. I'd MYERS,
je IL General Superintendent.
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAnRo; Co.,l
1ll.t RICHMOND, VA, May ls, 1872,
TTNTIL FURTHER NOTICE THE sum
" DAY EXCURSION TRAINS will leave Rich
rnond and Petersburg EVERY. SUNDAY at A.
NJ, returning mt +. NJ. Fare for the round trip,
FIFTY CENTS. ~ *. u. Massey.
General Ticket and Freight Agent.
mYI7-F&S3m
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~ COMPANY. ea-Ess1..asss<
FOR NEW YORK. PHILADELPHIA, BAi-Ii-
MORE, NORFOLK. PORTSMOCi
AND ALI. REGULAR LAND
INGS On THE JAMES
RIVER. .
! ALSO. FOR OLD POINT AND "NEE DE
L'EAU" tSEWELL's POlNT).
The fast and elegant United STATES mail steamer
JOHN SYLVESTER, Captain 10. GIFFnEn leaves
ComIaIly's wharf ut EockrttS for the ahny-I'lnrd
places OH MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS. and FEl-
DAYS, at So a. NJ, and returns ~ Fih:S,ElN,
Thursday, and Saturday afternoons, at "a O'Clock.
Passengers connect ut Norfolk with tile cid Bay
Liue steamers for Baltimore, Philadelphia, and New
York.
Train leaves City Point for Petersburg on arrivs
Of steamer.
ETc I'D NEW ~
rare ID l'nliadelpnla.. ao
rare 10 Italliinorc...'. w
Excursion tickets to Old Point and ''Vue d
L'Eau and return, 81. Good until used.
Tickets on sale at tiARBtR Il CO.'S ENPKFSS,
and baggage checked through
Freight received TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS,
and SATURDAYS, for Norfolk, Portsmouth, l'"s
ton, Baltimore, and principal landings ChtrsVd
pclkc Fay, and all regular landings James river,
at REASON ABLE RATES,
Freight received from A. ri. Till 8P. Nj.
Freight for way-landings must I've prepaid.
The steamer Sylvester will bc chartered for eve
ming excursions ut reasonable rates.
L. Il. TATUM, General Agent
Office, Company's wharf.
Er:nch Office. corner Main and Ninth streets, Ie 4
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD CO.,l
RIIulAIlNr " A. LINN d larc-- (

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD Col
RICHMOND, VA, June 10, 1877. s
.NN AND AFTER MONDAY, JUNE
" 10th, the TRAINS ON this road will run as fol-
The MAIL TRAINS leave Richmond at S A.
M.and1:5o Z. ~, and leave Petersburg at l1:2S A.
n. antsaj I. NJ. yil.s1s4 i..sss - lr3..t e, 30
FREIGHT TRAINS, with a passenger coach at
ticled, leave Richmond mt a! NJ. and p. NJ, and
leave Petersburg at 7:tb a. NJ. and 459 L. hit.}1
The $40 \. NJ. TRAIN Will not leave Richmond
on Sundays, and the sos T.. NJ. NAH. TRAIN and
f:is a. NJ. FKEIGIlT TRAIN will not leave Peters.
burg on Sundays -, ne r.tz.s1E..- !. $50.
Fare for ainglc tickets. Is .r,.
Fare for return tickets. .............. 200
Communication tickets Gun lie had at the following
rates: ....ss h.tr 81. - .v..-. n, 80
Fifty-trtp tickets for. ........t....$t 90
One-hundird trip tickets for....... 90 o.
Passengers for Norfolk, will take the $50 L. NJ.
DAILY TRAIN. and those from Norfolk VIII con.
meet 1T Petersburg with the Il:25 A. Nj. THAN.
Passengers from Clover Hill will take the ESQ A.
VI. TRAIN Oh Mondays. Wednesdays, IND Frtays;
and returning, leave Richmond OH the same days ut
1850 Z. M. -.... a. ,.t.., NJ sg,,.r 4; a,ss,
The MAIL TRAINS Will stop only at Chester and
Manchester. ,st. !. ,jli.s. i ,.is,.s-.s 80. p
Inc ) "A. u. TRAIN VIII connect at Petersburg
with the Atlantic Mississippi and Ohio railroad for
PUIIMAN'S PALACE SLEEPING-CAR viii
bic attached ~ the THROUGH TRAIN mt Weldon,
= r. b. KASEY,
nf md
The New York herald., 1872-08-19

Present Results OF the MOvement-The
Financial Aspect.
From the Panama Star and Herald, August 81
Our advices from Lima Of July 27 report as fol.
l0we:- - ---. ~. - ~.
Tomorrow (2sth july Colonel Zevallos recon.
venes Congress. The work or scrutlnlzlng tne
electoral returns y to be @ ,s w
President OF the Republic On the "a OF August, OF
thereabouts, zevallos win resign the reins OF
now finally freed from that odious military rule
which for 80 long period OF years has been lts
cITse win enter into new NE Real eppvs nohs
asserted their power the law and constitution are
preserved; existing institutions and obligations
are respected and after having scotched the snake,
the brave citizens OF Lima retire to their homes and
occupations exultant In their victory.
Peace and tranquility are paramount. Peru may
co%ngratIlate % herself IN ner good fortune: , IN
well satisfied with the aspect OF affairs here. With
popular administration, conducted by the able
to progress as few have dreamed OF.
THE NATIONAL CONGRESS IN THE PREPARATORY
Taking into considerations
Ff'st-That when the republic was in a state OF
complete peace, preparing, through Its legitimate
representatives, to proclaim the elected by the
people, constitutional order has been disturbed.
Seo0nd-That such an outrage to the law, the
sentation in these solemn moments makes up the
c0nsummatiOn Of the crime OF high treason to the
country.
Thfyd-That without making itself the accom-
pce OF so grave crime, Congress, In its prelimi-
nary meetings. could not remain silent. because 1t
would be betraying the great duties 1t owes to the
nation.
FOurtn-That it must transmit to posterity doc
ument which, truly rejecting the public sentiment
will execrate the memory OF the authors Of such an
abOmnable crime.
1t hereby declares
Fr-That 1t condemns the attitude assumed in these
moments by apart Of the armed force and holds respon
sble before the nation the authors nsgators and ac-
completes OF It, considering them outlaws.
SeondThat it calls upon the people and that of
and the institutions to bring back the path OF duty
those who have disturbed bublic order.
LIMA July %, 1872
Signed by the President and all the members Of
the Senate.
The New York herald., 1872-08-19
THE AFRICAN SLAVE TRADE.

Livingstone's Appeal Answered-First
Fruits Of the Herald Commissioner's
Mission to Africa-Esrl Granvillc's
Answer to An influential Deputation
for the Suppression OF tho Slave Trade.
LONDON August I, 1872. !
In accordance with the resolution passed ut the
public meeting held at the Mansion House on
Thursday, July 25, 'that deputation be formed I'd
wait Earl Granville TO urge Her Majesty govern
ment to take the necessary measures to suppress
the slave trade In East Africa" avery lcrge and in
nuenttal deputation waited on His Lordship at the
Foreign ONCE, Downing street, yesterday after,
noon, OF four O'Clock. Among other gentlemen
present were the Right Hon. Russell Gurney Re-
cordcr Of London NJ. p; Lord Stratheden and
Campbell, Lord seaton Sir Barte Frere, G. G. 8. l.,
x. Q. B.; Sir Thomas Fowen Buxton, the Hon. A. r.
Kinnaird, Mp; Mr. II. A. Churchill, G. B., late
Political Agent at Zanzibar; Sir John G. D. Hay, @.
b." M. p; Mr.. G. Gilpin, NJ. p; Mr. Thomas Hughes.
N. p; Mr.. Charles Reed, M. p Mr.. j. NJ Holt, MP.
A. Johnston, NJ p; Mr.. RoDert A. Macne, NJ P. Mr..
Roger Eykyn, N. ?. Mr. Henry James, M p Mr.;
smith, NJ p; G General Alexander, % General lei ciarS1
Colonel r, NJ. Hughes, Messrs. E: sturge, Robert
Alsop, william Allen, staT!ord & Allen, Ffedericki
George Sturge, Arthur Albright, N. Tebbutt. Georgd
Dixon, Edward Hutchinson, Secretary OF the
the Revs. Horace Waller, @. stoyel. J. o. whites
house. OF the London Missionary Society; r. Long,,
M. A.; w: Wright, N. A.; W. A. Russell and D.
attending, among whom we may mention Sir O..
wingneld, M. p; Sir Wilfrid Lawson, M. p:
p; f. Baines, M. p; George Leeman, M. r.; u
Quincy Hoare, T: B. smithies, &c. The deputation
who, with Mr.. Glpin, Sir Bartle Frere, Sir
7: T. Buxton. Lord Stratheden, the Rev. HI
Waller, Sir John Hay and Mr.. Albright urged
set forth In the report Of the Select Committee Of
the House OF Commons respecting the measures I'd
Lord Granville, In reply expressed his concurrence
with the view Of the deputatlon respecting the hor3
ing eiYective measures for its suppression. 1ka
government had sought the cooperation Of America
and the several European Powers for this purp0sej
from most OF whom favorable replies had been rey
ceived The deputatiOn thanked HIS LOrdship fQN
his courteous racapt0u. and then Withdrew.
The New York herald., 1872-08-19
The Presidency Of Peru and Its Consti-
tuaOnal Arrangement Against
Party Treason.
GutAeTrez's Revolutionary Coup
Against Balta and Pardo.
Heading OF Rival Presidential Candidate by
Mutiny and Murder

The Minister Of War Usurps tho Supreme Com
,nand-"And All Went Merry a. . Marriage
Dslr' the Moment Previous-Preddent Balta
Arrested and Murdered In Prison-The
eutisrres Brothers Executed by the Peo.
pie In Reaction-T Terrible Scenes and
Alarm Of tho Foreign Diplomats
How the Bodies Of the Dead
usurpers Were Disposed Of
The New York herald., 1872-08-19
San Salvador.

san SALVADOR
From the La Tff6una, of San Salvador, of July
20, we learn that conspiracy had been formed
against the governments Of Salvador and Guate-
mala, but which had proved futile BY official dates
received from Amapala the government'of Saliva
dor was warned that on the 9th and 18th ult. q
revolution would break out in the capital in
San Vicente, Cojutepeque and Sensuntepeque
got up by the reactionary party, among which the
most prominent personages were Archbishop Pinol,
the Jesuits and part Of the Salvador clergy.
These notices agreed with what was rumored in
Nicaragua, as having been spoken Of by the said
Pinol and the Jesuits there and had been commu-
nicated 10 the government Of salvador.
The conspiracy was believed to have
many ramifcations in Guatemala its object being
to upset the governments of both Guatemala and
Salvador, known not to be friendly to fanaticism
and retrOgrade measures. On one OF the DAYS fixed
for the attempt the Indians of Cojutepeque made
an assault on the garrison Of that city. but failed.
A large force has been sent there by the govern
ment
The New York herald., 1872-08-19
Carthagena.

The epidemic, the lomba, which closely resembles
the yellow fever, still RACES in Carthagens, but is
not very fatal. There have been $500 cases, only
800 Of which proved fatal. Three members OF the
British COnsus family were attacked wi tn the dis
ease soon after their arrival from England, but they
have all recovered.
The New York herald., 1872-08-19
British Hontl uras.

It is reported that line Of cable has been or.
ranged for to be laid between the island OF Jamaica
and Belize, the capital Of British Honduras.
The New York herald., 1872-08-19
COlOmbia.

At Panama August the United States Consul
Mr. Perry, after examining into the affairs Of the
1libustering steamer. Edgar Stewart, has decided
to hand over the vessel to Mr. Malchor Aguero, as
the attorney OF Mr.. Butcher, the owner Mr..
Aguero is a passenger by the Rising star to New
York. He goes to send out new captain for the
Edgar Stewart.
Ex-President Duenas, of Salvador with sixteen
Capuchin friars who were expelled from Salvador
have arrived in Panama.
Duenas embarks for EurOpe.
wall.
The New York herald., 1872-08-19

A letter from Nicolajef, In the Cologne Gazette.
says that on the 5th OF June three coryettes left
that port to meet the Emperor OF Russia, who was
travelling from Yalta to Odessa. On the 7th the
on board, and the Emperor at once ordered the
Russian standard to be raised, upon which salvo
was fred from the c0rvettes in honor Of the ma
tfonal nag. This was the first time that such an
Incident had occurred on the Black Sea since the
accession OF the present Emperor. The corvettes
where the ofYicers OF the fleet were presented 70
His Majesty, who addressed them as fol0ws:-"I
have now seen with my own eyes the commence
May God grant that simultaneously with Its regen-
Grafton win also be revived that spirit OF bravery
which has always been characteristic OF the Black
See feet and OF which Russia was 30 nroudp'
The New York herald., 1872-08-19
CENTRAL AMERICA,

BY mail steamship at Panama, and thence from
Aspinwall, we have the following news reports
from Central America.
The New York herald., 1872-08-19
Guatemala.

The harvest OF c0chineal in the Department of
Sacatepeque was finished with result not at all
favorable, owing to the excessive rains, which
have caused diseases among the insects. Prices Of
good cochineal range about seventy-three cents
per pound, and inferior seventy cents As
the real origin Of the disease among
the cochineal insects had not been satis-
factorily cleared up farmers in this branch OF agr
culture were losing heart and inclined to abandon
cochineal for coffee. Although the latter is not so
profitable 1t is less liable to accidents. In Amatt-
Ian, where the NOpalerOs have suffered much more
than In Sacatepeque, the idea OF abandoning cochi.
neal Is more general, and to dedicate the lands to
sugar cane.
A free school has been established at Quetzal-
tenagO
The excitement in consequence OF the expulsion
OF the monastic orders from the Republic has sub.
sided.
The government have fixed the regular rate of
interest at five per cent except In cases Of special
loans.
The press OF Guatemala has been declared free.
except In cases of the abuse of freedom.
The New York herald., 1872-08-19
THE HEALTH OF THE PORT.
All Quiet Among tho Yellow Fever Fleet
No New Cases or Arrivals.

No New Cases or Arrivals.
AfYairs were extremely dull and monotonous
among the Quarantine officials in the Lower Bay and
OF the boarding station on Staten Island yesterday,
in consequence Of the unusually small number Of
marine arrivals. Up to last night no further deaths
had been reported among the yellow fever patients
at the West Bank Hospital, and the convalcscents
on the six infected vessels now in port are In a
likely way OF complete recovery. No new
cases OF fever had broken out on any OF the
ships, and no arrivals OF other vessels having fever
on board were reported. Dr. Mosher, Deputy
Health O1acer, made tour Of the hospitals and Of
all the ships having sickness on board and re.
turned from the Lower Bay in the Quarantine ten.
der Governor Fenton at a late hour last night.
The New York herald., 1872-08-19
Nicaraugua.

The PorUentr Of Nicaragua has an article
headed 'To Arms" The reactionary party, 1t goes
on to say, has taken O new attitude. Having lost
all hopes of restoring Duefias in the nrst place
and Cerna In the second In their Old places and
Medina as well, 1t now has taken to the press not
for discussion, but to give out threats.
The New York herald., 1872-08-19
Costa Rica.

Peace continues in Costa Rica.
The works on the railroad are in very satsfac
tory state Of progress The people are all busy on
their farms and in commerce. The streets Of the
capital have all been put In order. The
erection OF the cuartel Of Curtago, Its
public, are being completed. Government has
granted to Heredia SO, 900 towards the conclusion
OF its water supply.
Don Jose Antonio Pinto governs the country in
the absence OF President Guarda.
The New York herald., 1872-08-19

Present Results OF tho Movement-The
Financial Aspect.
From the Panama Star and Herald August 81
Our advices from Lima Of July 27 report as fol-