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The New York herald., 1872-07-08
IMMERSION IN THE DELAWARE.

The Rev. Mr.. Pearne, pastor Of the State street
Trenton) Methodist Episcopal church, immersed
Methodist on Saturday in the Delaware River who
believed In adult baptism. The scene was near the
new bridge and was witnessed by large con-
course OF people.
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The Opposition to Greeley.

BALTIMORE, Md. July I, 1872.
The large hall of the Maryland Institute has been
engaged for the meeting called by the circular is
sued from New York, dated June 26 and signed
"Joseph II. Flanders, Chairman" and
"John J. Van ALEU-, Secretary" This
circular invites all democrats in every part of the
Union opposed to the nomination OF Horace Greeley
at Baltimore, and who will not support him II
nominated, to attend at Baltimore on Monday, July
8, to confer and take such action may b0
deemed advisable. The preliminary meeting under
this call will he held at two p. M. tomorrow at tho
Institute. Mr.. Van Allen, who signed the circular
as secretary and who Is from Schuyler county, N.
Y, is here, and says that all the States will be
represented In their preliminary meeting to-mOrs
row.
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UTAH.
SALT LAKE OITY, July 0, 1872.

SALT LAKE CITY, July 0, 1872.
THE EMMA MINE,
Judge Mexican to-day fixed Thursday next for
hearing the injunction case Of the English Emma
Mining Company against the Illinois Tunnel Com
pany by an agreement OF the parties Judge
McKean visits the mining property on Monday next,
together with company Of experts HE Emma
party deny any offer OF a compromise.
THE INDIANS PEACEABLE.
The Salt Lake HeTaldS special says that Dodge
has interviewed the Indians reported to be hostile,
and gives assurance that they have no hostile in
tenliOnS.
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CoLoRED MILITIA IN GEORGIA.

SAvANSAH, Ca, July 7, 1872.
Governor Smith has issued an order to tde
colored military organization in this city, Known
as the Lincoln Union Guards, to hold an election
for commissioned officers. This Is the first in.
stance Of the kind In the state,
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FRANCE.
The Treaty for Territorial Liberation Ratified
With Prussia.
IELEGBAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS, July I, 1872.
Ratifcations of the treaty with Germany for the
evacuation of France were exchanged to-day. The
bill to raise loan to meet the financial obligations
Of the treaty will be introduced In the French AS
sembly tomorrow.
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MATAMoRos. Mexico. Jnly G.

Spatcn:-
MATAMoRos Mexico, July g.
Via BROWNSVILLE, Texas, July 6, 1872. (
General Quiroga, commanding portion of
the revolutionary forces near Monterey, has
sent despatch, dated 2Sth ultimo, from
Caliera, his present headquarters, wherein he
says that General Trevi1o, who has sur
rounded Saltillo with 5000 revolutionists, has
not yet made an attack on the city, In order
to avoid the effusion of blood attending a
general assault.
sALT1LLO MUST SURRENDER.
The hostile garrison, says Quiroga, have
very little ammunition, nor can they hope for
aid, as the movements of the government
troops under General Ceballos have been SO
slow that they are unable to arrive in time to
the relief of the city. But were there even no
delay in the movements of Ceballos the revo-
lutionists would be able to spare a force large
enough to check his advance on Saltillo. There
is no alternative left to the garrison but to
capitulate.
STRENGTH OF THE REVOLUTION.
The revolution has increased in strength
throughout the whole country, and it still con-
tinues to spread with great rapidity. letter
has been received from General PorArio Diaz,
who is in Jalisco. He says he is operating in
that State with very strong forces. He hopes
to be able to announce some important results
in short time.
REVOLUTIONARY PLAN AND VICTORY.
The revolutionary Generals Naranjo and
Bara are at the head of 1000 men, between
Monterey and Saltillo, awaiting events. They
have taken this position to be within support
ing distance of both cities-to repel any attack
that might be made by the Juaristas on either
Saltillo or Monterey
From Metahuala the news has reached here
that the Juarista cavalry of 800 mon, forming
part of General Sanchez Ochoa's forces, has
been defeated by the revolutionary General
Pedro Martinez, who has taken $50 prisoners.
General Ochoa is concentrating his forces at
San Luis Potosi.
A BATTLE IMMINENT.
The HERALD correspondent accompanying
the government forces of General Ceballos has
sent telegraphic despatch from NORM, about
eight leagues from Monterey. He announces
that General Ceballos, who has just reached
that place, promises to be at Monterey about
the 9th instant. A battle must, therefore,
take place in few days between Ceballos' army
and the revolutionary forces, which will prob
ably decide the fate of Monterey.
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sUNsTRUCK IN A GROVE.
NEwBURG, July Q, 1872.

Joseph whitaker, aged nfty-three years, was
found dead in grove west of this city this morn
ing. Tic has been missing since the 4th inst. The
Coroner's jury rendered verdict OF death by sun
OF ir0kn
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FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

BOSTON, July 7, 1872.
Henry walker, an engineer, and Joseph Eldridge,
fireman, on the Fairhaven Railroad, were killed
near fremont yesterday, by their train running or
the track,
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PHILADELPHIA TO BALTIMORE.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July I, 1879.
number OF prominent democratic politicians
left this evening for Baltimore. They will be
followed tomorrow by the Americus, Young MEMS
and Keystone clubs, each one hundred strong.
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SPREAD OF THE REVOLUTION.
Diaz in JaIisco Strong and
Hopeful.
DEFEAT OF JUARIsTA CAVALRY.
A Great Battle Imminent Near
Monterey.
TELEGRAM TO the new YORK HERAlD.

The HERALD correspondent at Matamoros
has forwarded us the following special de-
spatch:-
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BREAK ON THE ERIE. CANAL.

ALBANY N. " July T. 1s72
break occurred yesterday on the Erie Canal at
Port Jackson which, 1t is said will require five or
six days to repair.
The New York herald., 1872-07-08

Cure for Ladies' Guarantes, by q
physician of IL years experience.
Dr. EDWARDS AZ Bicecker street, ngar .Bowery.
The New York herald., 1872-07-08

AnQelI's Turkish Baths, Lexington ave.
nue. and Twenty-fnh strect-Invgorang and vii azins
before breakfast apetzing before dinner More ,othng
than opiaes before retiring. Ladies day ant yenng;
gentlelnen day and night
The New York herald., 1872-07-08

A.-Nestle's Lacteous Eartne,
the Mothers MIX Substitutes
Recommended by eminent physicians
The New York herald., 1872-07-08

A.-Ilcrring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
25I and 252 Broadway, corner OF Murray strc II
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A.-Royal Havana Lottery. Prices Re-
duced. J. r. MARTINEZ co, Banker D 10 Wall street.
Rnxl POI nficp. Now York.
The New York herald., 1872-07-08

Batchclor's Hair Dye-Tf &c Best I'm tho
world the only perfect dye harnl sss reliable. ns,an
taneols At all druggists
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-07-25

MIDSUMMER MALAlILS.--.'l he i',.i sJla
ray that ripcns The harvcsts generates i,rany
distressing diseases. IF the liyerbe atallpre.
disy r<rl to irregularities, this is the season
in which bilious attacks may be anticipated.
A weak stomach, too. is weakest in the sum-
mcr months, and the loss Of vitality through
the pores by excessive perspiration is so great
that a wholesome tonic, combining also the
propcrties nf Il lin'u:;iyc stimulant and gen
tic exhilarant, i'll many cases necessary TO
health, and under no circumstances should
be dispensed with by the sicIly and dcblli:
latcd. or all the preparations intended
thus to refresh, sustain, and fOrtity the hu-
man frame, there is none that will compare
with Ilostcltcr's Celebrated Stomach Bittcrs.
They have been weighed in the balance Of
experience and not found wanting; lave been
recommended from the first as great me-
dcinal specific, not Us 4 beverage in spite Of
interested opposition from innumcrablc
quarters, stand. after a twenty years trial,
at rhc head Of all proprietary medicines i'll
tended for the prevention and cure of all Or
dnary complaints of the stomach, the liver,
the bowels, and the nerves. In the unhealthy
districts bordering the great rivers Of Cali
forn;a IIos.ctter's Stomach Bittcrs may be
Chased as The standard one for every species
Of intermittent or rc!l!ttent fever. The peo
pie who inhab,t those districts. place the
most implicit confidence in the preparation
a confidence that is increased every year
hy tic results Of its operation.
As bittcrs, so.called, Of the most pernc
ious character, arc springing up like flung
on every side. tic public is hereby forcwarn-
ed against the d:am.shop frauds. Ask for
IIos.cttcr's Differs, see that the label, etc,
arc ct9rect, and remember that the genuine
article is never sold in bulk: but il bottles
ONLY.
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GOrOner's Sale.
SOUTH CARULINA-kEE$ntw coUN

Observation-Disclosures CoUN
II.
JINDER AMI by virtue Of all execution 10 Inc
u directed. will proceed 10 sell in front Of
the cuuct house in Camden, within the legal
hours OF sale, on the lst Monday, 9TH day of Au-
gust next. the following mentioned ana dcscrib-
cd property, towit.
All the right. title and interest of the defend
ant, ifany, in two hundred acres arablcand sew
en- huadrcd acres uncultivatcd land and build
ings thereon in Flat Rock Township krrShaw
cu,lny, bowga: by said defendant as land of .trio
Niles, Agent, at sale Of delinquent lands, on
the r,h day Of June, 1872. Also Il lot of lumber
containing one thousand feet, more or les.'. Lev
led Oh rs tkc property Of James j. Boswell 5. X.
G.. ut the suit Of j. J. Horton jr.
wv. p"PAS$, Coroner X CO.
july llw
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ScRoruLA.-Is the dread disease which
annually sweeps its thousands TO thc''grave.
# makes its appearance in many forms in
Consumption, Glandular Swellings. Rheuma-
tism. Cutancous diseases. many Of the affec-
t:oas with which females are troubled &c.
Perhaps no one is wholly free from its taint.
the only way it can be successfully treated
is through the medium of the circulation
1t is i blood disease; DR.. TUFTS Sarsaparilla
aud Queens Delight possesses the qualities
to expel it from the system and restore per-
feet health Being free from violent miner
ay, it nr,y be taken with safety by old and
young. The most delicate female may take
it at any time.
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look AoTicE--t iTZHi"iSr. Cl.AlR;TIIE
S"uEH CAE":iNA fEEEL 10y, Ef MRS.
SAi'hiE /. 'h.r'N: OF 'H'H"hESIoN' . ~
~ -'--' i,H'tAT"N, hhNShA q nAfh''flE "
Gl". fhii"!.. lH'2'-lN NiS Lille '"'"ne Is
dedicated y; Its talented a"'i''r'S$: TO the
ch!I!fen ol tic southern N'A'eoef''!'' Il j.
"'''' Is ''''''' ~ ''''' M y. s"it'''": .''
"",t'":' '' P';S'"" Vi ''' "'", '',l'"'''"
I*h '' '"' "'"ks" '''a'' '' ct '''' ="T'eS oi "
inc i'''' '.''"$'' ''''''' :, II 1t "'''" ''"""-
c' "i'l Inc suggestions oi ''"'tco Ill" DTS
'"'' WIN sentiments u ut'N|N''"' ~: l..I
1t is designed to teach the children OF The
South that Their 1.'theSs were not the vie.
miserable traitors to the government. nor
III" cruel monsters to their slaves, which
l!"St "I the Northern "hi>t"r!cs. (ial$cly 50.
caii1'l) "l the war have e""eav"rcd to make
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/:ncssrs. .I:.ttrlHiT ~ EoF"iAA. .'E"a-
Il r,rrr lnyEErlSlSG .iGEETH. 10. SI"h SITrf.
81 HaLviyuEH MD. arc Gu:y authorized 10 contract
- i.r l.rriisrnynta: &: chr 'S;r"c< AuEcfii>ETJ
ES IN t city are req rG:cG ~ Leave tier LvoI VIA
= this house Th! firm han exceptional facilities iOr
3 rlac!y. advertisements Chc:y. ":!'l VIC take l!0".
S; IRE In rclC- -r :,l 10 dr>ilt ID advertise IL Ot
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Y To srll-- to t.,"Sc ;.cn;lr,:, n.
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WANTED. WANTED .-Evcrybody
who has not already subscribed for the
Daily, Tri-Weckly or Weekly Charleston
News, to do 50 at once. Apply to }.
Levin, Agt., Kershaw House.
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EIoctirlg&.

WiTEREE HlviSi0N NN. 9, :. OF T.--M-
;, t,m,i t. rc";!,r lnc>t;n% Of y"rr Division at
: I.,,p .a':"r Hail on Monday evening nj = " :
clo:k Ey orltr"f ". T.
d. E. kiRkLEl, Il. $.
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ELECTIONS FOR FpLlcEMAN.-Wc. are
requested t, S!a:c that application will be. re-
cn!val this week anl 'uAt;l meXt monday
from white men only, to fill the vacancy in
the police iI;rH,s, crtatcd'h; thi discharge Of
+ Miller. n, the force is equally divided III
color. AMI L, there arc ROM twr eolnrtd m"n
On it, thovaelney Is. to be filled b. white
uan.
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O..G !iGrXv& ~ CIArL;:sr"H:--Thrady2T
acme: OF Walker Evans X ''"g-w"ll. iri're<cn'-
e. i; Rn>w, T. Logan. r.! is "a" only author
iao! as"n io: ,i:i.' I#irr. III Charleston.
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so cents Eor Six I.ou;i,s Oh Trial.

so cents E0r Six i.oniiiS Oh Trial.
Ercyy WamE 8kCuM SH5SciHc 10 tie MASONIC MON
IroH, published monthly. ut Goldsboro n. c.
Devoted strictly to The Sciences. Philosophy.
Symbolism ayl Jurisprudence of Masonry and
news OF special Interest 10 the fraternity So:;ih.
The MONITOR has received the highest cnconi-
ums from the impartial and intelligent press Of
the country. The proprietor soicfs the lairom-
age and support of tie fraternity. Address J. A..
BONlTZ, Managing Editor, Goldshoro y. C.
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\ NoElE EENEFAcTInH-Thc Trustees
Of the Louisville Medical ColIe4', Louis:
Vile. Ey.) have created one of the most
liberal bancfactionS ever conferred ly pub.
lie Institution. They have instituted one
E"ifc:,y Scholarship for each rD"y'rss'"n
al Uiar;n in all oftnc: c:;tatcs. BY thsmea
very many poor but deserving young men
will be enabled to obtain thorough medi-
cal education. Any one wishing to take
advantage Of this BeneGuction should write
to Dir. +. $. Gaillard, Dean Of tive Faculty
of the Louisville Medical College, Louisville
Ky, when he will receive college catalogue
with full information in regard to all that Is
necessary for him to do to secure cnc ofthesc
Scholarships. With proper dclicacy tie
the names Of those who have secured the
Beneficiary Scholarships will be known only
to the Dean of the Faculty.
In accordance with the old IIirpocratic
oath, iorb;Iding physicians to charge the
families Of each other for services rendered,
the Faculty of this College will make no
charge for teaching sons of physicians, and
as no physician charges Il clcrgymaa's faml-
iy, the sons of clerqymen. will receive the
same privilege. The next College session
begins October 1st. 1872. rs the lecture
fees charged for each studtnt who has not
obtained Beneficiary Scholarship, amount
to Sl20, annually, the pnbli: can appreciate
the extent Of this bcneiaction.
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TAKE YOUR C0vyTY pArGE.-Wc know
q IN instance where gentleman of wealth
refused to take hi$ county paper. ia which,
shortly afterwards appeared Il legal ADVERTISE
tpcnt that interested HIM t. the tune of two
Hundred d',liars. 1t WAS by accident that
he heard Of it, and barely had time, after
such trouble, to rnt III his claim. T!'i$
Shows how important il IS Go:a n'an 10 take his
County Parcr.-tnn" 1%m'S.
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MORE PEtcuEs.-Wc have agaim been
made the recipient oiso!"e very fine peaches;
thiS time from our genial and jovial friend.
Cant. J. j. Jones. Of Liberty Ii!i. We
take this method. OF ;!iam!;i:@ the captain f"r
lis kind rclncnbrancs- also to+ct every
hGdy know what Il nice man lie is.
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OuyIvM UAru.Hi .HiN-Matefmelpns are
plentiful.
peAc!,e: a. apples are a!s' abaad'at.
The days are gradually sr"wirs Shorter
NJ ncw.; iiu:n tha rnjb>:.; lh:' week.
Il lin has fallen al.nost tno abanl 'ntly Of
late.
After th3 3l5t i.;.:, the pen,lty for Ding
b.;;ina>s wit!lol: Licen;i will attach.
GA ,;atavl yanl Monday, the pablic scale:
w&re b4;mg repaired. They greatly needed
it. "a
Soc the programme Of concert to be given
u,x. w,.k by the Watcrcc Cornet Band.
Gen J :, =. kcrshaw and Rev. B. +. ID.
Perry who have been absent for several
weeks returned last week. lookin@ well.
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WANTED, AGENTS-$;lG0' to 500 per
W neutrality-suspicious., Male am! Female. to
inlro,,ncc TIC genuine I'M proved MAEsIIAL: SEW
ING MACHINE. This machine will stitch. lem.
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elastic stitch than ours. 1t makes the Elastic
LOCK srlrcH. Every second stitch canbe cut and
sill The cloth can not be pulled apart wiihCut
tearing il. We pay agents from 500 to 500
and expenses, ora commission from whic! twice
that amount can u. made Fo. circulars and
terms apply to rai,lrcss:S :. MAESlIALL& & Co.
No. lU2 Nassau Street, New York.
CArTIoy-Do mol lie imposed upon hy other
parties travelling thrcngh The country ralming
of worthless castirnn machines under the same
name nc oracrwisc. Ours Is the only genuine
anil really cheap machine manufactured
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Bless Il are they who seek relief from
Liver Complaint" "BilliousncsS," Bad
Blood, Pimples, Blotchcs. Eruptions. Rough
Skin, Salt. Rheum, Erysipclas and Scrofulous
diseases, by the use of DR.. Piercc's Alt. Ext
or Golden Medical Discovery, for they shall
he happy in knowing that the cure is COM
plctc. Sold by all druggists.
VlrAL1zE TIE HAm.-Why does the
hair become harsh and dry-why does it
fall out-why does it become gray? Simply
because the life has gone out of it. The
i:bcrs draw sustcnance from the scalp as tho
Grass draws almcnt from the SOIL and when
the supply of nutrmcnt is cut off in either
case the product withcrs and dies. At the
first symptom of decay, therefore. the untcd
or halffed roots of the hair should be refresh
ed and reinforced with Lyons Katharon,
the only preparation which will nourish the
flaments aud keep them in a vigorous condi-
ton after they have begun to suffer from 4
deficiency of their ratural stimulant. As
long as the Kathairon is faithfully used, with
Il proper degree of friction, morning and
evening, so long will it be impossible for the
hair to whitcn or Eal! out FROM the scalp.
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TIE VILLAGE CmuRclI.-[t shonld not
look like Il bar, or StorcEousc. 1t should
be building, the very sight Of which
would cause devout feelings in the breast. n
wcll-earvcd cross should point to heaven;
massive paneled doors should impress tho
visitor with the solcmnity of the place into
which he is entering; stained g lass should
throw nystic light athwart the aisle; pulpit
altar ceiling and galleries should bcornamcnt-
cd with lguratiye moullings, and the columns
that support the galleries, aud the bal"stcrs
that rail them in should be ofclas$ic patterns.
Any congregation wishing such church
should send their orders for finishing material
to Mr.. =. p. Toalc, importer Of French stain
ed glass, and manufacturer Of and dealer III
Doors. Sashe$, Blinds, &c., No. 20 llayne st.,
Charleston, S. G.
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FERY'ILIEHNG LIME.

WTE arc now prepared 10 take orders for the
w above-tleliverahl at any time between
this date and The Isl Of October ncxt--in Glian-
tiics 10 suit purchasers; for cash, or payable on
the
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DR.. TUFTS Hair Dye imparts Life to the
Hair.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-22
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

-. The Legislative Assembly of the District of
Columbia adjOnrned sine de yesterday afternoon.
-. The Faneuil Hall dinner to the Grenadier
Guard by ths British residents Of Boston vicinity viii be
July l. "
The steamer Idaho, which was aground near
vic,ors oG and s possible that the California which
sunk in the Guif OF Georgia will be raised
-. Secretary Fish will leave Washington, to-day,
attend In that
week meeting Board Of Trustees OF the Peabody Educational
Fund. .
Mayor CASTOR of Boston, has vetoed the order
passed by the Council opening the Public Library Sundays
by the City Solicitor thinks the carrying oEt Of the
would conflict with State eRAetmens
About $3.50 o'clock last evening fire broke out
the Island Wheeling w Va DESTROYING the Island stove works
The originated By SPARKS iron the The works will be rebuilt
n once.
80. Robert Murphy and Edward Sweeney, age
swing painting the way precptane them
the ground IS feet They taken the hospital,
ere Murphy After sweeney likely
DR. Y. Rogers, recently from Chicago appeared
Friday night Woans ssfTSe Convention 10 sA1 Face
having his the beard remaining the 0-r half
he d that he did n recognition Of The act it
half half He arrested and seat 10 the Dtane
lam to-day
IA petition signed by the Board Of Trade of
Buffalo connected with commercial and canal
officials Forwarded 10 the GoftTnor JssierA
requesting that he Hon Israel T. Hatch The vel iDoEn etnoB o
the esBs policy be appointed VI the CoIRsfea present
tpsBdIaeDs " The stats C0psiluii0n.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-22
CRIMES AND cAsuALrIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

William Heenan, aged % years. was drowned
last evening While bathing inrhe aenae River at Lowell
....F. w. Tietz piano manufacturer, was run
allied By locomotive At railroad crossing Albany yeS
terdsy
Henry Larrabee, aged 1s years, of Gales Ferry
While bathing the Thames that place Oh THURSDAY
evening.
Mrs Laura French Bryant committed suicide
NASHUA ~ H. Thursday She leaves husband
and two children ih Boston.
80. George Spelman, aged is years, was killed in
Chsreiovn As yssy BY being caught the machinery in the
Tudor Manufacturing COnpaDy's works
...Jacob lib, who was shot at lager beer garden
Albany Wedechy pgh died yesterday heGsb, Nbo sup
possd 70 have shot hn, eanboi be found
- The schooner Jamaica, bound from Milwaukee
Lake Huron
Tbs with The exception Of the oook woman were saved
.A large FIRE occurred in Montreal on Thursday
night hsssrs Bancroft sba livery stable Tsysven horses
burned, large number of wagons 6e Tie oth eo
-. Goldsmith b. West, City Surveyor and Engineer
ofrev Yori lee 81 Peters Hospital Albany severely injured
having been u with sHr shot sDc robbed by some party unknown
"A collision occurred on Thursday night on the
Great Railroad OF Canada between freight train and gravel
Ns instantly Allied and several oiheIs severely
uIed The disaster caused only 81 sb, delay hanc
III s. Stebbinss book, stationery and wall
pspt esshnebt Toledo Ono burned Last night Loss
eoo Insured by the following named ecnpaDes' Hone o. New
Io COMPANY q North Anenes q Philadelphia
COO Fnuin Philadelphia 5000 National Of Boston $500
Liverpool LcbdOn and Globe eso and Phan1 Of BrOoip,
The police Of Chicago arrested, yesterday,
young Evans from BatDore 90 charge Of eaurg com
srd Evans o good fmi, and
COZ portion Of the diamonds found his
kuIes foI he ss lie fee guilt wn be beS until
o1,sTs ssr,e 'Omb bsllmeIa