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A TERRIBLE wATEy. SPOUT.
Country Deluged-Train Wrecked
Men KILLED..

Country Deluged- Wrecked-Two
Men KILLED..
LYNcuBURG. Aug. 10.
gmornipg alb nut 3 o'clock water
Spout struck the line of the Virginia mid
land railroad near Mcivers station, elk
miles north OF Lynchburg. The flood ex-
tended for about five miles, swelling the
smallest creeks into rivers, and submerg-
iIga portion of the country never under
water before. A culvert was carried away
leaving gap ninety feet broad and fly
deep, into which south bound freight was
prccpi'a,ed, killing G. ID Keyes, engineer,
and b b Anderson, brakeman. The storm
lasted OF ly a few minutes. All passenger
trains were stopped by track walkers and
Il ey escaped without disaster. In six hours
the water mad receded. Tho passengers
Wcre transferred around The break and
there will he no interruption 10 trains after
,.night
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THE sANCTITY OF THE MAILS.
A Letter from New York.

The letter WHICH we publish herewith
would seem to indicate that the Rutland
posloflice and the county committee are
managed about in the same way. The
letter speaks for itself and carries Its own
comment, and. in connection with tie stat
utes of the United States elsewhere referred
to, must IN IKE very refreshing reading for
some one, these hot days.
New YORK, Aug 7, 1876.
M. Editor Il understand there is a
paper published in Rutland, Vermont,
called THE GLOBE, or the World, cannot
tell which | recently addressed letter TO
one on The Other name requesting a sample
copy IF the paper, and received a Hutfa"d
HerdM
/ d. not want the Herald, but the other
paper, whatever may be the name.
will you oblige me by sending copy 10
the following address
Miss VI A. WILLARD,
N. Y Juvenile Asylum,
s ation NJ, New York.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-14
Hobbs Kerry's Confession.

ST LOUIS, Aug IL.
Hobbs Kerry, the Otterville train robber,
has confessed the facts Of the robbery to
the effect that Kerry, Frank and sse
James, Cole and Bird Younger, Gill Miller,
Charles Pitts, and VIM. Chadwell consti-
tuted the gang that robbed the tram, and
that Kerry got $1,000 of the swag. NIL
Ter, alias Woodruff, the defauling secre'
tary of the contract and finance company
of the Central Pacific railroad, was sat
urdsy acquitted by jury. The company
had recovered most of his siealiDgs before
he was arrested.
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A WONDERFUL LETTER.
Religion and Whisky Strangely MiIed-Chi-
cago the City Of the Justified Man.

Religion and Whisky Strangely MiIed-Chi-
cago the City Of the Justified Man.
Miss Fora A. Green, teacher of the
school in the Cheney district, north of Rut-
laud village, on going to her school house
last Wednesday morning, found that the
house had been entered, penknite and
bible missing. In their place we're worn
Testament and letter which is SUI gsr,erts
and unique contribution to the literature
of the nineteenth century. There is no
explanation of the letter except that prob
ably it was written by an old tramp who
was seen in the neighborhood. The hand
wiring is grabbed and rough but legible,
and as a specimen of original spelling and
capitalization it throws the most idiotic at
tempts of Josh Billings into the shade. 1t is
bad enough to have been written by the spir-
its who are supposed to dwell not far from
that neighborhood, or even to be esprit
photograph" by Horatio Eddy Of one of
Horace Greeley's editorials.
The first two pages of the letter are de-
voted to an apparently meaningless exposi-
ton of some passages of scripture of which
the following is specimen
"The lord is my light, means the lord is
the word. roman catholic means the
righteous man christ. roman means right
ous man. catholic means christ"
The closing paragraph contains some
moral reflections and revelation that will
interest and also surprise the jewellers in
the city of Chicago:
"Chldren remember that fools and
WHISKY are bpsom companions. Search
the scriptures in your youth. Jerusalum
near the justified man. The city of the
justified man is Chicago Ills. Teacher,
hat you find missing charge to God, for
the man Christ have need of it aud has
oh on tho cop,a ~
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Row Shot.

Wednesday afternoon, as some boys
were PLAYING cards in Hoyts grove, a. st.
Adams, one Buck pointed a pistol at one
McDougall, telling him that the trick was
his, when the weapon fired, lodging ba !
in the latter's left cheek. Buck says he
did not know the pistol was loaded. DIR.
Dunsmore probed the wound, but could
not fad the ball, and thinks It lodged near
the eye. The wounded boy Dies not suf-
fer much inconvenience from the wound.
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Drowned,

Willie Clark, son of Chauncey Clark,
was drowned Friday morning In the creek
at Middlebury. AS he was going through
the railrord bridge, which crosses the creek
lust above the depot, he fell through be-
tween the ties and drowned before Assist.
snce arrived. DR.. Blanchard was called
but the boy had been in the water flve
minutes, and ten more had elapsed before
the doctor commenced operations. The
doctor says at the end of the first hour,
signs of lite appeared, but vitality was %
fargone that nature could not rally 30 a. to
SET the vital organs moving, and he died.
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The Saratoga Races.

SARATOGA, Aug. 10.
The races were resumed Saturday There
was good track and attendance. The
first, selling race, one mile, brought Are
'urus, Cyril, Meco, Willie Burke and Bill
Bruce to he starting post. After few
false starts, all got off on pretty even
terms, Arctuius, the tavorite, leading and
ma ntAning that position to the finish'
Meco second, and c ril third. Time, 1;4i,
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Republican Meeting at South Shafts
bury.

The Hayes and Wheeler club Of South
SALISBURY held On earnest meeting on Sat
urday evening. Hon. d. +. Nicholson
of Rutland gave one of his best talks. He
presented briefly history of the present
political parties, dealing tremendous upon
Uncle Samuel, which will tell for Hayes
and Wheeler next September. The people
were greatly pleased with David's able ad-
dress. NJ
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Cricket Match.
PHILADELPHIA, I

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 49,
Friday game OF cricket was played be
tween 10 Canadian gentlemen and 12 of the
Germantown cricket club The German
towners went to the bat at IL o'clock and
there they r, mai ed ntil dark, at " ich
time but six wckets were down for total
of 1856 runs; Of ais number Joe Har reeves
scored 1853 aud not out, and JJhn Large
1903. The Canadians are compelled to leave
the city to-day, AID the game will not be
hlished.
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Narrow Escape

A few days ago. as foui yourg men from
Swanton were sailing in a small sail-hoat
between n nth Hero and Buffers I-land,
TWO of them, while scuffling, FIJI INFO the
sail and capsized the boat. They were
about mile and half from the nearest
shore. A man on shore who saw the acct
dent took small boat and started to go TO
their assistance, but they beckoned him
back, and, after flounderirg around in the
water awhile, they succeeded in Fighting
taeir boat aud continued their journey.
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Sell ng Go d.
WAsHiNGToN. Aug. Is

WASHINGTON, Aug. Is.
The secretary of the treasury has direct
ed the assistant treasurer of the United
States at New York TO sell Oh "Wednesday
gold received in payment for bonds of the
five per cent funded lean of 1881, aid on
The 18TH instant, under the provisions of
an act approved April 10, 1876, providing
+ the payment OF Judgment render ed by
the court of Alabama claims commission
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The State Militia.

The first regiment N. g., will go into
camp at St. Adams on Tuesday, August
10Th, when they will be inspected by His
Elk ,ellency Gov. Peck and his staff. Lieut..
Colonel w. L. Greenleaf will act as pro-
vost-marshal and Corporal Henry M. STAN
ton, of company d, as sergeant-major.
The camp will be known as Camp ]. Greg
DRY Smith, and will last five days.
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The Railroad War.

NEW ORk, Aug. To.
Thursday contracts were made at l / and
~ cents per hundred pounds to Chicag =,
all rail, ald ev 10 ver, part water aad
part rail. Il lie is at the rate Of $22 and
S24 per car load of 10 tons, and the road
suffer an actual loss in the transportation.
The rates on fest, second and third class
freights are from lG to go cents per hun.
lrHA
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We did not mean to boast when VIC said
that Mason and Hamlin had made and sold
over 5000 organs, we simply said it that
people might know what organ leads the
world talk is cheap, but facts are worth
something. 1t Is fact that the Mason Il
Hamlin organ is the best made organ in ex-
istence it Is fact that the M II Ii. organ
has the best musical qualities OF any organ
made; it is fact that the NJ. Il II. organ
is the best organ made, all of which have
been proved. time after time, by their re-
ceiving the highest rewards of merit and
gold medals over all other organs. You
can buy them and pay So 81, 50 or So
per month, or rent them till the rent pa, :
for them.
L. II. WOOD,
d&w General Agent, Rutland, Vt.
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Sunday School Convention.
FAiEPoINT, Aug. 1;

FAiRPoINT, Aug. 10
AT the Surd y sch Of sem ly Saturday
aftcri o N Rev. DR.. Newton pre- Chef an
interesting ser, on to the children, af ei
which Frank Beard gave an amusing and
instruc i've |, c,ure upon the blackboard
exercise" Rev. DR.. G. H. Payne of Ohio,
Wesleyan univt rsity, made short address
IN the evening.
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A Farmers Mistake.

MONTREAL, Aug ID.
The smoke caused by the col fl igrati' n
in the brush between Hemmingford and
Vaileyfrld, started by farmer in clearing
piec of land, prevails to such an extent
as to interfer, with navigation east and
west. The fire has C consumed all the far
mers crops, cattle, buildings, etc., and also
those of the surrou ding n,ighbors.
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HOUSE.
Attempted Rescue.
BALTIMORE. Aug Is

BALTIMORE, Aug To.
During the progress OF the fl e ut NJ lnOr
& Co S mustard mill, which was damaged
IS 600, Michael Farrell attempted to PASS
within the lines and persi-ling in The effort
vas arrested. On tue way to the station
IN attempt was made to rescue HIM. 5 "
raj shots were fired by the as ,nts and
olce Farrell was shot in the thigh ard
fl ,er Hiudes shot in the right foot. OH
Ger Chancer was badly handled by the
crowd. The officers kept their prisoner.
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Log Drivers Feat.

1t has always been thought boat could
not go over the falls in Connecticut river
at Bellows Fall aud remain uninjured, but
the feat was accomplished early Thursday
morning by FIVE different boats belonging
to Ross & Leavitt's gang of log drivers.
Each boat was manned by two of the log
men, each handling single oar. Three of
the boats dipped some water, but the other
two went over high and dry. The river is
80 low that it rendered the undertaking
very hazardous.
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Forest Fires
ST JoHN, n. B

ST JoHN, n B Aug 10.
Fires are raging in The woods near Fair
lei 1t is estimated that 1000 acres Of
land have been burned over. Fires are
,lso burning near Cuaco since Wednesday.
Considerable railroad property is burned.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-14
Going to Sea.

Mr. Nahum Moore of Windsor set sail on
the Connecticut river, one day last week,
in small sail boat with two dorys at
tached, constructed by himself, with the
intention of going to see (sea) Long Island
Sound for his health. OF his present To-
cality we are not Informed, although at
last accounts he was below Bellows Falls.
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Evarts' Delegates.

ELMIRA, Aug. IS.
The Steuben county first district dele
gates to the republican state conyen
IRE Grey H. McM .ster, A II. Switzer and
Ira Davenport. The delegates sre re-
tested to support Hon. VIM. NJ. Egarts
or governor.
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POultney.

Hon. N. p. Smons ard Hon. ID. L.
Nicholson of Rutland will address the
HAYES and Wheeler club of Poultney, on
Tuesday evening next, on the poh'icai
questions of the day. An earnest invita-
ton is extended to all republicans of
Poultney and vicinity to be present.
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Stables Burned.s

INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. IS
The stables a. d car hJus. of he Cit zens'
street railroad company were totally de-
stroy, by fire ary this MOI ning, together
with 80 horses, 25 cars, and large amour
If other property. Tn mas IL Il cied OF
injuries received at the fire. Loss estimat'
ed al $50, 900
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State Prison.

The directors of the Vermont state
prison, Hons. G. Z. Houghton of Bennine.
e. F. Pettigrew of Ludlow, and M. FL.
Gilman of Montpelier, made their official
visit to the prison last week, with reference
to their biennial report to the legislature.
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A RUMORED BATTLE,
In which it is Said Crook Beats the Indians

In which It is Said Crook Beats the Indlans'
HELENA. Aug. 10.
The independents Bayeman, Montana,
special of Aug. 10 says; A Sioux sqia"
came into the Grow camp with reports OF II
terrible battle between Gen. Crook ana the
Indians. She states that Gen. Crook has
almost nnnihilated the Sioux, and has the
remsnder in such position as to force
their surrender. The parties that bring
this news from the Crow agency may have
greatly exaggerated the story, If 1t is not
entirely false.
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O'Leary's Walk.

Nav York, Aug. 10.
The $50 mile walk which Oh ary Of
ni,ago star to complete in six days IN
Monday morning. lss a II 03 O'Clock WIS
inisned by him saturday night a, II 80,
IL minutes and SO :. CT DIS Ia spare
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Friends Quarterly Meeting.

The Friends in Addison, in connection
with their quarterly meeting, are to hold
during this week some extra or revival
NEE ings at their church in Charlotte. Sew
eral visiting Friends from abroad are to be
present
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A Train Wrecked.

New York, Aug IL
A collision on the Central railway OF
New Jersey at Weslf Saturday morninl
between n freight train and an oil train re-
suited in both being wrecked. Tue debri-
took fire, and four tank cars loaded with
oil were burned Travel was suspended
until 10 40 m
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THE STRIKE ENDED.

CINcIyNATI. Aug. ID
rhe strike of brakemen on the Ooio and
Mississippi railroad ended Saturday. the
rikers agreeing to go to work at reduced
pay and the company p omisipg to restore
the Oh rate as soou as business will justify
them in doing 40.
TROUBLE IN OTHER PLACES.
Contrary to general expectation the
strike of brakemen on the Ohio and Missis-
sippi railroad did not end with the yielding
of the men at Seymour's. The strikers at
North Vernon refused to be governed by
The action of the seymour part es, and are
stll out. A car containing the officers of
the road left here this morning, and found
matters comparatively quet al North Yer
non, and reported their belief that matters
al that point would be controlled in a short
time. When the car reached Vncennes it
WAS run on q side track by the
strikers and the switch spiked to
prevent It's removal. In addition to
railroad officials the car contained a
detachment, OF police who were run across
the Wabash into Illinois by the striker.
The latter have been reinforced by some
machinists from the chops, and appear to
to have possession of the town. The local
authorities have sent q strong appeal to
Gov. Hendricks. who up to the present
time has taken no action in the premises
The situation tonight is considered very
grave, hut the railroad authorities hope for
state aid tomorrow in preserving peace
when the strikers will be paid off and dig
phcr0nI
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Pedestrianism.

Pedestrianism seems to be popular, this
season. S. w. Lewis and T. II. Mott two
young men stopping at the Van Ness
house, Burlington, have made the entire
trip from New York to Lake George, and
thence to Blu lington, on foot.
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A Mob Rescues a Prisoner.

MONTREAL Aug ID.
An attack was made on The police hy
rob wife srresting two I"a'ers at The
lour she'd + day. The police were badly
eaten, a, d the pr,sorer wAs r. scued.
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Cant. Conner all Right.

SARATOGA, AUB, To-
The executive CO mi ee of l. C Sara
toga association offici lily announce that
there has been no Charge of International
wrong made against Capt. Conner, the
starter, and hat no request was made for
his reclamation
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Vote,

Kelly, the banana man, counted votes
on the Hoosac Tunnel excursion Friday
and the result was $50 for Hayes and 70
for Tilden. This shows how the Metho
dists will vote at any rate.
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AL the Way From California.

A Central Pacific drawing room car CON
tanning President Stamford Of that road
and family, arrived at Saratoga Saturday
morning, being the first car that ever ran
through from California to Saratoga.
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Man Drowned.

GLsN FALLS, Aug. 10.
Eugene Or" die, aged 90 year,, as
drowned a, Glens Falls f, Q Ter dam while
ba hing s iturlav mr.
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Steamer Ashore

New York August 10.
A Herald special from b hia says:
hamburg steamer Germania is ashore near
mis- place a. is kelly TO b, come WICK.
Fac cargo is being saved
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Wrestling.

A wrestling match for purse of $50,
between Ed. Deckar of Swsnton and
Charles Dolby of St. Adams, will come of
at Swanton this Monday afternoon.
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Adjournment Of Congress.

WARRINGTON, Aug. 10.
There is every probability that the ses-
ion vii be brought to close by Tuesday
or Wei. es lay a, the lat st.
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Large Mill.

McIndoes Falls has ISL built the largest
lumber mill in New L gland COW rirg nine
.cres, with loading ca.sciy of As cars,
md employing 100 hands
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Stock and Money Market.

INV lUHh' NUB II,
Government bonds are dull and steaoy.
Money is quoted ~ cent.
state bonds are qui-J and nominal.
Gold is now quoted at Ii y.
Stocks are dun but steady.
BANK STATEMENT.
The city bank statement during the past week
Is as follows: L ans, Increase, s3ly oUO; specn ,
increase, $9a6.n0O; legal tenieis, decrease,
$3.50, 100; deposits, Increase $50 800; clrcula-
ton, increase, $l6',3CO; reserve, decrease,
$692 925.
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Forty-fourth Congress.
SENATE.

WAsHlNGToN, Aug 49,
At the expiration of The morning hour,
Saturday, consideration was resumed Of
the bill to carry into effect The provisions
If the Hawsiin treaty.
M S,rgent spoke in favor of the bill,
and Mr.. West opposed it.
HOUSE.
Mr.. Singleton, from The conference ccm-
mttee on the diplomatic and consular ap-
preparation bill, reported the committee
mad come to All agreement.
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John Cain, agent of the Vermont mu
tual and other companies. eilice nndei
the town hall. d.e1
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Patents.

Henry d. Dunbar of North Hartland,
and James M. Foss of st. Adams, have re-
ceived patent for variable exhsusts for
steam engines.
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After the Sioux

SAN Francisco Aug. IN.
Four companies of the fourth artillery
lett here SATURDAY. for Chey enne.
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Gov Hendr cks.

ATLANTIC City, N. j., Aug. 13.
Gov. Hendr ok, left TINS place Ter H.
iii ,napolis this evening.
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The Cuban Revolution.
sPANIARDS BURNED.

HAVANA, VIA KEY WEST, Aug. -.
On the let Inst. sixty insurgents, belong
ing TO the regiment Of 1ngleseto, attacked
Fort Jacques, situated in Partido, Hava-
bana, in the jurisdiction of Cienfuegos, and
demanded It's surrender. Outside The fort
they found four men packing provisions,
who surrendered, but fourteen men inside
commenced firing, and refus, d to surien-
der, when the insurgents get fire to the
fort, which was totally destroyed, and the
besieged all burned to death.
lNsURGENT VICTORY.
On the 81 inst. one bundled ard six men
and six officers of the Spanish troops, com
m ,ndod by Fernandez, in the Jurisdiction
Of Villa Clara. were attacked y n superior
insurgent force aud dispersed. SIX off ers
and seventy men retired to cp'ea and
thirteen to Trnoha The rest sre missing.
When the disaster became kut VII four un-
dred Spanish trno,s we've selt from Gre
Godeavila to rec npctcr the gIoui d, WHO
found Commander Fern nj and 9TH rs
killed on the fl, Id Of &C n, bur con nd
70 traces of the Insurgents. THIS vel ion
of the affair is entir,ly from ;p ! ish
sources.
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DEA1IsS.

Rutland, August I2h, Henry
Wilson, son OF Eugene and sarah j. AlexaD-
der, aged months and days. st. Adams
papers please copy.
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WANTED TO LEASE.

The undersigned would like to lease, for
term OF years, a
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Specie Shipmsnts.

New YoaK, Aug. 10.
Speci' shipm ms Situaim s2}100) of
which 100000 w,rs spanish doubloons.
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the former positions of the Serviana. The
country is entirely deserted by the inbabit-
ants Circassians pushing on find only de-
serted homes.
PRINCE MILAN SICK OF IT.
A dispatch from Vienna says Prince Mi
Ian had conference with Austrian and
English consuls at Belgrade and expressed
his willingness to ab,ndon the war if Eng
land and Austria support him in his nego-
tiations.
DIsRAELI LORD PRIyY SEAL.
Queen Victoria held counti at Osborn
house, Isle of Wight, Saturday. She de-
livered the seal of office OF lord prvy seal
to Disraeli, who took the oath aid kissed
her hand on his appointment.
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By Gable.

ARRIVED OUT.
QUEENSTOWN, Aug. ~.
The steamship Bothnia, from New York.
SILVER.
LONDON, Aug. ~.
Silver to-day is scarce and very firm at
52td per ounce.
NEWSPAPER sUspENDs.
The publication of the Hour, news
paper, has been discontinued.
INTENSE HEAT.
VERSAILLES, Aug. IL.
The heat has been intcute. Count st.
Waller, a member of the senate, was over
come yesterday and had TO he removed to
Paris.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-14
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