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ARREsr or AccoMrI1crs.

ST. PAUL, September &C. c. Kelly,
register clerk in the post office here, rs
announced in last nights dispatches, was
arrested at q late hour in the act Of robb-
ing registered letters. This morning ] as.
G. Terry, distributing clerk and Superin.
tendent Of the city carriers, was arrested
as an accompliee, and some Of the money
used as decoy by the detectives found on
his person. Preliminary examination
this afternoon. before o. s. Commissioner
Cordozo resulted in holding both and
they were each admitted to bail in the
sum Of $500, Kelly and Terry are both
young men and were formerly held in
high esteem, the former having been con-
nected with the postotiice at Minneapolis
years. The latter Is a son Of one Of st.
Paul's leading citizens and a former post
master Of that city. The evidence against
them Is very conclusive.
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New YORK, September 6.-The statue
OF Lafayette, which was given by the
French government "a an expression Of
It's friendship for this country, was I'M
yellcd this afternoon. in Union Square,
where already stand the statues OF Wash.
ington and Lincoln. The presentation
speech was made by the Consul General
OF France, and Mayor Wickham replied
+. A. Condent, distinguished French
lawyer, delivered an oration as the stat.
lie was unveiled. The battery stationed
near by fired a salute. Fort Columbus
and man.of.war at anchor in the bay,
being informed by telegraph Of the unyeil.
ing also fired salutes. Previous to thee cere-
monies in Union Square, there was a
grand procession Of military, fremen
and civic societies, including Masonic en-.
campments and French associations from
Canada. An immense concourse OF peo.
pie witnessed the ceremonies. The ilags
Of France and United States aoated
together everywhere. A battalion o.
German ridemen formed part Of the mil.
itary procession.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
TIE TURKISH WAR.

BELGRADE, September 6.-The Minis.
ter Of War has not had word from Gen
Tchernayef for two days. The Turks
are reported to be marching on Kraguie.
vatz, where are important government
works. They are also between Alexinatz
and Delegrad. Both sides claim the vic.
tory in the engagement between the
Turks and the army Of Yayor.
The Montenegrins fiercely attacked
Mouktar Pacha yesterday, with what
result has not yet been made known.
n THE TURKS CONFIDENT.
VIENNA, September e.-Since the dec
laration that England would not support
Turkey against Russian interference,
Austria is looked upon in Constantinople
as the Power to oppose Russia; conse.
quently the Austrian Ambassador now oc-
cupies the exceptional position Of power
which the British Ambassador recently
held. The Turks are by no means dis
couraged, and have great faith in theiE
own military power.
MR. GLADSTONE ON THE BULGARIAN
HORRORS.
LONDON, September 6.-Gladstone il
his pamphlet on the Bulgarian horrors
and the question Of the East, says: It il
urgent in addition to the termination oi
the war, first 10 put an end to anarchical
misrule, plundering and numbering
which still desolate Bulgaria. Second.
to make an etiectual provision against its
occurrence by excluding tho Ottoman
government from administrative control,
not only in Bosnia and Herzegovina, but
above all in Bulgaria. Gladstone con.
cludes with an appeal for an organized
collection and distribution Of relief for
the Bulgarians. n.u
IAN UHspARING INVESTIGATION.
LONDON, Sept. G.-Lord Derby has
written letter saying that the
most unsparing efforts will be shown
by her Majesty's Government to as
ascertain the exact truth as regards
the occurrences in Bulgaria and it will be
ready in common with other powers, to
take such action upon them as the justice
Of the case may require.
WAR BETWEEN TURKEY AND RUSSIA M
MINENT.
LONDON, September 6.-The Standards
correspondent at Berlin says since the
declination OF Turkey to grant the ar:
mistice the outbreak Of the Russian and
Turkish war is deemed, in well informed
c;rc1aa nnnvnidahle
The Standards correspondent at Nissa
makes the surprising statement that a
large number Of Bulgarians Of all classes
are joining the Turkish army. They are
represented as showing much feeling
against the Seryians because the latter
have brought all this mischief on them.
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ByT telegraph
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT
70 THE DAILY INTELLIGENoER
VERMONT ELECTION.

BosroS, September Gone hundred
and thirty towns in Vermont give Fair.
banks, Rep, Sl,lSi; Bingham, Dem, Ia
5S4. ..
Boston, September Gone hundred
and eighty-six towns give Fairbanks
81, 7,59S, Bingham II 500. The same towns
in 1874 gave Peck q, ,342, Bingham Il, ,247,
Republican gain Of 1887. 18th dis.
trict, Us towns give Joyce 1l,7l5, Childs
G,l25. ID district 80 towns give Den.
nison 1883, Dickey 4,490. Sd district,
4S towns give Hendie $3.50, Edwards
1887. Fiity.five towns not heard from
gave Peck, in 1874, 6,240, Bingham :, Ill;
Peck's majority 3,2l7. The returns for this
election in the same towns will be com.
paratively about the same. This would
give a Republican majority on the Guber.
Material vote Of 24,16l, gain Of S,S5s
over 1874.
The town representatives elected are
l6S Republicans, II Democrats, and no
choice l. . Ut.
Sixty-nine towns have not been heard
from on the Congressional vote and sixty
towns are lacking on the representative
yOte
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VOLUME XXV---NUMBER lS.


CHICAGO, September GA ISmss' spe.
cial from Terrys camp dated August 80,
via Bismarck, says the command left
Yellowstone river near. the mouth OF the
0'Fallon's Creek on the evening OF the
eth, and moved due north for ten miles
and then, went into camp. At4 o'clock
the neqt morning tho march was resumed
and the country dry and palched rendered
long marches impossible. Water Is scarce
and the small streams are entirely dry.
After the first day the command entered
the Buffalo range north of Yellowstone,
and hunting parties were detailed, which
secured game enough 10 last some days.
Yesterday afternoon they camped on the
north fork Of Rush Creek, eighty miles
north Of Yellowstone, bordering on the
space between the Yellowstone and
Missouri rivers.
Captain Ball, with detachment OF four
companies, left the main column with in
structions to moye north in search Of the
Indian trails leading toward Big Dry
creek on Muscle Shell river. The battal-
ion rode 30 miles, while the main column
moved east, and Is now in camp on Deer
creek, q tributary Of the Yellowstone.
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Sale OF a railroad.

: ST.. LOUIS, September 6.-The sale Of
the Missouri Pacific Railroad under the
foreclosure Of third mortgage bonds, came
of to-day at public auction, and attracted
a good deal Of attention, there being n
large crowd present. embracing heavy
capitalists from the east. Com. X. Gar
rison started the bidding at two millions;
this was gradually raised to. three mil.
lions, when the road was struck of to
Andrew Pierce. The membranes out.
side Of the mortgages under which the
road was sold, and exclusive Of the loat.
ing debt, which was small, was about
eleven millions. The active bidders were:
@. K, Garrison, DR., Mongum and Andrew
Pierce, Jr. The Atlantic & Pacific road
will will be sold on Friday.
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Distinguished Attendance mt the
Social Science Meeting.

SARATOGA, September G.-Among
those attending the Social Science Asso'
citation are Rev. Theodore Woolsey
President Porter, Francis Wayland, Prof
Sumner, Of Yale College; Judge: Hoad:
ley, of Cincinnati; Henry Hitchcock, Of
st. Louis; President White, Of Cornell
University; Prof. Hammond, Of Iowa
University; Prof. T. W. Dwight, OF New
York; VIM. E. Dodge, Isaac Sherman, S
B. Chittenden, Geo. Walker, d. B. Eaton
Charles A. Peabody, w. W. Mcfarland
Charles Nordoff, Of New York city; ]. M
Barnard, rB. F. Naivise, D. F. Lincoln
George sangell, Edward Atkinson, E
Wright, Z. D. De.by, Of Boston; Daniel
L. Harris, Of Washington; Mr.. GLADDEN.
OF Springfield; ex-Gov. Hoffman, Horace
White, Of Chicago; R. F. Davis, Of Fall
River; Lafayette Foster, Durbin Ward
Of Cincinnati; J. N. Gregory. OF 1llinoit
Agricultural College; Henry B. Baker, O.
Michigan.
In the debate following the papers ol
George Walker and Horace White, read
this afternoon, on the silver question
D. F. Maurice Bradford, Edward Atkin-
son, Of Boston, Thomas B. Balch, OF Phil.
adelphia, Prof. Sumner, s. B. Chittenden
and Mr.. Van Studinz, Of Prussia, took
part, advocating gold standard, while
5. D. Horton favored silver.
On the papers read by L. L. Deladeld
and D. B. Eaton, Of New York, and Geo
A. Mattelle, Of Washington, on legal edu.
cation, DR.. Anderson, Of Rochester, Prof
Wells, Of Ann Arbor, Francis Wayland
Of New Haven, Henry Hitchcock, Of ST
Louis, and Prof. Hammond, Of Iowa
spoke. In the discussion general opinion
favored higher course Of study and
stricter examination for admission Il
the bar.
A paper on municipal debts read By
Daniel L. Harris, elected discussion b.
Messrs. Bradford and Derby, Of Boston
the latter questioning the inference o
Mr.. Harris that the cities Of Massachu
sets will soon become bankrupt il the.
do not stop incurring debt.
D.B. Eaton's paper on elective judicia
ry, read in the evening, attracted larg'
and attentive audience, while there wa
also good audience to listen to tho pa
per Of Geo. T. Angel on prevention o
crime, read in another place. .-.
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Fort SCOTT, KAs., September 6:-Last
Sunday evening, at Baxter Springs, o
young man named Elliott was married TO
a Miss Gregg. Her father being violent:
ly opposed 70 the match, and rendered
desperate by the failure Of his efforts to
prevent the marriage, yesterday delib'
erately shot his. son'in'law through the
Gregg fled but was pursued by the
Sheriff aad number OF citizens who ov-
ertook him and when commanded 10 sur:
render, fred on the Sheriff and party Of
five; twas returned and Gregg was shot
through the head and breast, expiring in
a short time. .The tragedy has produced
intense excitement ut Baxter Springs.
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A. n. srEpHENs NoNuNATEp.

CLEVELAND, September G.-The Demo-
cratic Central Committee to-day nomina-
ted Hon. II. B. Payne for Congress, Judge
Kanney having declined the nomination.
II is uncertain whether Paynewill accept,
he having declined before the Convention
was held.
cIIAs. FRANCIS ADAMS NOMINATED FOR
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A DraitSwindle ON a Large Scale.

LOUISVILLE, September GA man
about 80 years Of age named Henry Muir
ray was arrested here to-day. He was
attempting to sell drafts, supposed to be
forged; on every national bank in the
city. They received letters this morning
purporting to come from CIV. Toole,
Cashier OF the Central National Bank OF
Cleveland, enclosing Murray's signature
and asking favors for him, stating that
he had drafts on New York for Sl3, 900.
The banks learning that there was no
such institution in Cleveland, watched
for Murray and when he made his ap-
pearance at the Citizens National bank
he was arrested, but not until he had
slipped the drafts to his partner. M
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Sioux Jim and Family.

CHEYENNE, wy, September G.-Henry
Howens, who arrived at Sidney yester-
day, reports that Sioux Jim and family
came into the Red Cloud Agency on
March Goth. The commanding officer
instituted search for them through The
Agency. They were found by American
Horse, chief Of one OF the bands Of In
dians at the Agency, but Jim refused to
surrender his arms, whereupon American
Horse shot and killed him, taking his
family prisoners, ,,. ...
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TIE deputy sheriff OF Clarion county,
Pa, was in town yesterday, hunting up
one F. =. Mussetteer, who Is charged with
seducing two young ladies In that neigh
borhood. Mnssetteer is a psalm singing
pedagogue, something after the style Of
fchabod Crane. He is young and good
looking and 10 supposed to be lurking
about this vicinity.
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nominated for Congress, and Paren Eng.
land, Of Lancaster county, for Cover
nor. The resolutions passed endorse
the action OF the st. Louis Convention;
arraign the Republican party for broken
pledges Of economy, denounce the policy
Of the Republican party in furnishing
arms to the Indians and placing an army
in the South, and demand strict economy
in the administration Of all the depart.
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t'stiaoII Journal, sept. ~
one Of the most effective speakers who
Ia, thus far visited our State from abroad
. Hon. ]. T. Updegraa, Of Ohio, who
peaks to-day at Spencer, with Senator
Norton. Mr. Updegraa' Is a lifelong
,ne1d ! otGoyernor Hayes, and in addition
% hls excellent arguments has been able
% give the people an interesting account
ol sur Residential candidate as to his
personal character and relations. He
au " been doing excellent work, and while
,,o''ns his present engagement to.mor-
,oH will probably return and make sew.
sis. sia.I more speeches before the campaign
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Sr. LOUIS, September 6.-The bids for
Indian supplies referred to in these dis.
patches a day or two ago, were opened
to-day at the Lindell Hotel by Indian
Commissioner Smith, General G. B. Fisk,
and others. The bids were numerous,
and mostly from the West. The awards
will probably not be made for several
days. tits said the lowest bids are some
20 per cent lower than last year.
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AN ISLAND FIRE Yesterday after
noon some mischievous urchin lighted a
pile OF shavings behind the counter OF
Alonzo Barkleys tobacco store, on Hnr-
on street, Island, and conaagration
would have ensued II there had been no
one near to extinguish the flames. As it
was no damage resulted.
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Recognized HIS Enemy.

New ORLEANS, September GA spe.
cial TO the BGRetia from Coushatta says
Wester, Clerk Of The District Court " DO
was shot on Sunday last, says he recog-
niEed in the man an old personal enemy,
who had repeatedly threatened his life.
Wester says there was no political mo-
tive in il. ~. ----
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BRIDoEPoRr POLICE CouRT. - Matt
Marshall, David Colts, Henry Genthers,
Wm. Conoway, Vim. Goudy, John Nc.
Donald and Mike Welch were arrested by
officers McConnaughey and Burdett and
fined FIVE dollars each by Mayor McCon-
naughey, for being drunk and disorderly.
The Bridgeport Council certainly did a
nice thing in employing efficient officers
TO enforce the ordinances. Formerly
these cases all went scott frse."
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rrof. huxley at Nashyille.

NASHVILLE, September 6.-Prof. T.
Huxley yesterday visited the State Capt.
tai and departments Of agriculture, and
mines of public instruction, State Libra
~ and the cabinets Of the State Histori.
cal Society, and he also visited to-day
the Fisk University, city public schools,
Vanderbilt University and Anatomical
Museum Of the Nashville Medical Col.
lege. At the earnest invitation Of pub.
lie meeting Of citizens, he has consented
10 deliver an extemporaneousl discourse
at Mason Theatre tomorrow afternoon
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unrticnltnrnI Mntfers.

COLUMBUS, O., September 6.-The State
Horticultural Society met here tonight
and examined and discussed several new
varieties OF fruit. Arrangements were
perfected for making a full exhibit Of
Ohio fruit at the Centennial, space for
twelve hundred plants having been re.
served.
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A COUNTRY team ran of'on Chaplins
street, below 25th, yesterday morning,
and before proceeding far stumbled aud
fell to the ground, Inthe wagon to which
the horses were attached were several
ladies, who became alarmed and jumped
out. The horses lay on the road and
kicked each other for a few minutes, nm
til they were cut from the harness.
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

GOLD UNCLE JAKE" whom everybody
knows as the ancient janitor Of the
Wheeling Female College, was yesterday
asked by Democrat why he intended to
vote for Hayes. Said he: "Bekase /
stick to the flag that fit under the bloody
banner that liberated me from bondage
Isn't that sufficient.
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England Notifies Turkey.

LONDON, September Ga dispatch
from Constantinople says that the British
Government has made strong representa-
tions to,Turkey through her ambassadors
that If the war continues, the Turks must
be prepared to see Russia openly giving
support to Servia.
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FIRE RECORD.

TORONTO, September GA fire in Dur
ham yesterday burned the Argyle Hotel
and half dozen dwellings. a. The losses
aggregate $4,000. y : -'' 80
ToLEDo, September G.-The wholesale
liquor establishment Of LA. Fontaine &
Co. was damaged by ERE to-day 10 the
amount Of 81 900; insured.
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The AIlen.Goss Will.

CINCINNATI, CAN immense crowd ot
sporting men arrived in the city last
evening and to-day to attend the coming
mill between Allen and Goss. Ithasbeen
definitely settled that the fight will take
place to. o.morrow forenoon, between 6 and
II o'clock, and the spot is chosen,in Ken
lucky, not more than fifty miles from
Cincinnati. Allen left for the ground To-
day at noon, and Goss will follow this
evening. Two or three excursion trains
are ready and will leave the Little
Miami depot after midnight. II is un-
derstood that Ryan, OF St. Louis will be
referee. Tom Kelly and Arthur Cham
bers are Aliens seconds, and jim Mace
and Joe Coburn, Goss' seconds.
KENTUCKY AUTHORITIES MOVING.
CINCINNATI, September 6.-There are
evidences tonight that the State authori-
ties OF Kentucky are moving in the mat
ter of to.morrow's prize fight and that
efforts will be made to prevent or stopft
II possible in the State: On the other
hand, the parties in charge Of the excur-
sion appear apprehensive Of interference,
and will use all possible means to outwit
the State officers. Ample arrangements
have been made for telegraphic facilities
at the spot selected, and unless amaterial
change is made in It's location reports Of
the progress OF the mill will be transmit-
ted promptly from the grounds.
LOUISVILLE, September 6.-There is
great deal Of interest in the prize fight
between Allen and Goss, which, it is un-
derstood, will take place in Owen county
half way between here and Cincinnati,
and on the Louisville Short LineiRail
road. A number Of persons will leave for
tho grounds at 3:20 A. NJ, notwithstand-
ing the rumors that Gov. McCreary pro.
poses to Interfere. ,"''.
GOV. M'CREARY AFTER THE PRIZE FIGHT.
ERs.
LOUISVILLE, September 6.-The rumor
that the prize fight between Joe Goss and
Tom Allen would come of in Kentucky
having been corroborated from reliable
sources, Gov. McCreary has taken steps
10 interfere. Sparta, where the fight was
said to take place, ia on the very edge Of
GaIlatiu county, and the selection was
prompted by the fact that by crossing a
small stream Of an adjacent county
it can without any difficulty be at once
reached. Governors instructions are de.
signed TO thwart any such move, the au.
thorities Of both counties being notified
as can be seen from the following TO
Judge Durman, OF Owen county: In
formation deemed reliable has been re-
ceiyed by Nm, stating that Goss and AL.
len fight win occur near Sparta, Septem-
ber 7th. I have telegraphed to
the sheriffs Of Owenrcounty and Gallatin
county, TO be there and arrest all yiolators
OF the law. 1 desire you to be there and
issue such writs as may be necessary.
JAS. B. McCREARY, Governor.
Instructions have also been sent Ey
His Exccllency to Capt. Frank Wood, OF
the Covlngton Light Guard, ordering
him TO be ready at short notice to assist
in preventing the fight.
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
0RRIcE OF THH CnIKg SIGNAL 0PHIcKR,
WAsl1sGros, D. C., Sept. I'll a. u. }

For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley a
rising barometer, southwest to northwest
winds, and cooler and partly cloudy
weather.
For the Upper Lakes, southerly winds
shifting to northerly, rising barometer,
Ind cooler, clear weather.
For the Lower Lakes, falling barome.
ter, southeast TO southwest winds, sta.
tionary temperature, cloudy and rainy
Weather.
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DefaIcatiou Denied.

New York, September 6.-The report
Of defalcation Of SS,0OO,000 in the New
Jersey Central Railroad Company is ex.
plicitly denied by the Company. The de.
nial was read in the Stock Exchange.
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Funeral Obsequies.

TOLEDO, September 6.-The funeral Of
Hon. Daniel Segur, who took his own life
by shooting himself yesterday, takes place
tomorrow. The City Council, OF which
body the deceased was for some years
President, holds especial session tonight
to take appropriate action.
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Arhiering Postal Clerk.

ST.. PAUL, MINI, September &C. c.
Kelly, registered letter clerk in the Post
office here, was last night detected in the
act OF riding registered letters by spec
ial agent from Chicago. Kelley's opera
tions have extended over some time.
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IndInn Affairs.

5WAsHISoToS, D. c., Sept. 6.-Secretary
Chandler expresses his readiness TO allow
the military authorities to assume con.
troll Of such Indian agencies rs are likely
to be threatened by returning hostile
bands until all apprehenSions Of trouble
are removed, and will cooperate with
General sheridan's suggestions.
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GheGntelIigfnfer.
Co,, Poorman TO Speak IN Wheel
"" Ing on Saturday Night.

We have the pleasure OF stating that
col l.. C. Poorman, Of Bellaire, one oil
,Sc be., speakers in this region Of cOun'
r,, will address the people Of Wheeling =!
m the issues Of the day at the RepubIi'
c,n rendezvous in the Eighth Ward-an
excellent place, by the way, for meeting
with good Accommodations for speaker an"
audience. ,a
Col. Poorman is man Of facts anu a
figures, who is able to give reason 10.
hi. faith, and aims to address the fe'1gH T
and intelligence Of his telIO"men' III ns
desires to speak to citizens OF a, AZ pA,s..s ,D,'
and we trus. that every man VINO ieei'
h,, he would like to hear good argu-
, m,o,, why Hayes and Wheeler should be
J.,,A will turn ou. to this meeting in
ii. Eighth Ward on Saturday evening
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whisky Seizure.

SAN Francisco, September G,-The
revenue officers have seized a brandy
distillery in Napa county for violation OF
the revenue laws. Aproceeding for con.
fiscation will be commenced at once.
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Marine intelligence.

NEW YORK, September e.-Arriyed-
Steamship State Of Nevada, from Glas-
ourrrssrowN, i, September 6.-Arriyed-
Steamship City Of Liverpool, from Phil
adelphia. ..a,
Steamer France, from Hayre.