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WASHINGTON.
Morson faraIy ued-A steamer seised
for smuggiing-Hayes wiz RemRin
Ia New EHEIand Two Weeks.


Noon Associated Pten Reponl
WASHINGTON, August 10. Senator
Morton's Washington doctor has been
called TO Indianapolis. Mr. Morton's
paralysis does not affect the face or
mind.
A special 10 tho Philadelphia Times
makes Mr.. Hayes say to prominent
senator that he thought the working
men should look for protection aud
redress In the bosom Of tho republican
party, He alluded to the working
mems nominees In Ohio, aud said'the
bulk OF them were made from Gin
olnnati, 80 IA To catch the votes OF
Hamilton county.
General Terry replies TO the scores
tary Of war, that there IL nothing AZ
present which viii prevent his serving
as II member OF the Sitting Bull com.
mission, He viii therefore represent
the war department on that colHmIs'
sion.
Captain John NJ, Dickinson, assist
ant surgeon, United States army, has
been relieved from duty In the depart.
ment of the gulf
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splsndid shooting.

New York, August l5.-Ihe six
mem bers Of the American team, with
their scores in three days shooting,
are as follows: II. $ Jewell, l22e Z.
HYDE. 11gI; It's Dakin, 1877; l. G.
Bruce, ll72; C. Z. BleDdenberg, 1859
T.. L. Hepburn, (reservel liVT u
Lamb, IT., (teseryel llos'
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A Savings Bank Takes Advantage az
ibe sixty Days Notice.

New York, August 10 There ia
great excitement In Brooklyn on ac-
coant Of the run on the Long Island
Savings Bank. The directors held n
meeting and resolved to take advan-
tage of the sixty days notice for any
amount exceeding twenty-five per
cent. OF depOstOrs.
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The Terek CossAcks are described al
soldiers without the stiffness impressed
on the military world by the father of
Frederick the Great they are men
with discipline altogether different
from that Of modern European armies;
wild looking fellows who bring their
own horses half shod to the campaign,
fierce faces, aud manners hther,o I'M
known. And yet their camp Is all
that could he wished In neatness the
horses stand quietly at their places,
the dress Of the men Is well cared for
and picturesque. All Is regular and
soldier-llke during times of duty for
though the Cossacks walk peculiar
strut and swagger, often with their
hands on their hips, they subdue their
pride In the presence Of an officer, and
are very careful to salute him on all
occasions when the salute IL due. The
Russian infantry solder Ia man Of
power. He carries seventy pounds
upon his hack besides his rifle, makes
long marches on an empty stomach,
drills steadily, sings when he is weary
and IL very quiet In camp.
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NEW ORLEANS.

Competing Ia tho CFcrdmOor Match
An Ola Rag Dealer Arrested Tor
CroOLednesA Ia ReVenno stamps.
New ORLEANS, August 10. The
Crescent CITY rifle team left to-day for
Creedmoor, to compete in the inter.
state match.
United States Commissioner South.
worth committed Louis Davis TO ap
pear before the circuit court, In default
OF SO, 900 ball, for selling washed rev.
enue stamps. Davis was an old rag
and paper dealer, and also oatned on
the business OF removing oancelling
marks by means OF chemicals from
revenue stamps collected in his trans.
actions. The accused had several
thousand single two-cents stamps,
which had been renovated.
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ritory,
insurance Companies Debarred fron,
Missouri

insurance Companies Declared fr0ni
Missouri
Sr. Ia us, August l5.--rhe state in
surance conn ission has debarred the
following companies from further
prosecution of business in the state
The Franklin, Of WheeliDg, West Vir'
giuia; the Old Dominion, OF Rich.
moud, Virginia; the Residence, Of
Cleveland, Ohio; tile Homestead, o.
Watertown, New ioik; the Atlas, Of
Hartford, Connect NJ, aud the Valley
Life. of Leavenwo tn, Kansas.
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telegraph Companies in Consultation

New YORK, August 10 The joint
committee Of the Western Union and
the Atlantic aud Pacific telegraph
companies, which was in private ses-
sion till two o'clock yesterday after
noon, held an evening session at the
Windsor hotel, which lasted about
three hours Likethe afternoon meet
ing II was strictly private, but II was
stated after the conference had adj
journed, by several members Of the
convention, that no agreement had
been reached, There had been n gem
eraI discussion without any definite
conclusion. The meeting adjourned
last night to meet again next Monday,
il all the members OF the committees
can be present on that day.
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st. Louis Times Secretary Sher-
man is booked for one financial speech
in Ohio during the campaign. The cele-
brated order Of Brother Hayes prohibits
oGice>holders from meddling with poll
tics, but atemporary suspension OF that
order will be excusable IT il RESULTS IN -
plain and open exposition OF this secre-
tary's financial views and policy"
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Georgia

Instead Of being killed with great
regularity, as under the Chamberlain
administration, the colofed people Of
South Carolina are troubling their wits
10 settle in debating societies the mo-
mentous question, Which is the most
beneficial TO to the country. The lawyer
or the bualardT The buEzard boys are
getting away with legal advocates.
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FOREIGN.

Rustchuk UndergOeS \ Severe Bonn.
baFdment by the Russians and u
Portion OF Il Reduced TO Ashes,
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Which already Is as large rs any In the city,
ia receiving additional colossal proportions
by being arched through into the adjoining
building, and will give 1t more salesroom
than any iutho state. We can supply the
wants of any one In need Of CLOTHING
howeyer varied, and please the taste how
ever fastidious, and as the community have
known for so many years,do 1t cheap.
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HoFOism 81 Russian Dragon ON.
GER uleiman Pasba iects LitIIs ae-
slstanee--Another bridge Across the
Danube,
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JOHN BROWNS MEMORY.
Kansas Proposes ~ Statue 60 Him An
the National Capitol.

OssAwATToMIE, KAN, August S0-Ten
thousand people responded TO the call to-day
10 witness the cers monies attending the dedi-
cation OF the Old John Brown monument
DIR. n. +. LeGraff, chairman OF the commit
tee, called the meeting 10 order and intro
duced Gov. Charles Robinson as the presi-
dent OF the day. Rev. Mr.. Adair, a brother
in-law OF John Brown, Offered prayer. Reso-
buttons We're passed requesting the legisIa.
lure OF the state of Kansas To make an ap
preparation 10 procure a statue of John Brown
IN bronze or marble, To be placed in tue ma
tional hall OF statuary In the capitol at Wash
ington, as gift TO the nation. and asserting
that IL is the duty of the Kansas state his:or-
lcal society 10 take measures al the earliest
moment Ia collect and put upon record the
personal recollections OF the assoc aies of
John Brown respecting his career in h ansas
Senator ingalls,, the orator OF the day, while
not approving the southern policy OF pacifi-
cation, placed himself ia friendly relations
With the administration. Many OF the speak
ers endorsed his sentiments which seemed TO
be In accordance with those of The people and
the leading men OF the state.
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BtLrMoRE, Angus; Sl.-Virslnia skies, old, 30;
do deferred IS 10. consolidated, 65.S do. second
seri.s, AZ hoIfl Carol ma sizes old AZ bid day.
Sugar trm and demand good, l01<slOx.
BALTINoRE. August 81 cotton very tu'l-mid-
d ing l0A alU5s. Flour firmer but rot quotabiy
lower. heat. southern steady and nrm, ~estern
rpct essier, futures active and firm-southern red,
prime, 1Ssal 40; 30. smbsr, I42Al a.; western,
esmer, Y; 40 No winter red, spot, IS: sep
steady, western very duil-southsrn white, 50; do,
yellow 5oAs9; western mixed spot, SOL; Septea Der
500; October, So; steamer, 60 bid, 81 asked. Osu
ueaiy-soulrern S1a36; western mixed, y3a3l. Bye
quiet and nrmer, osa6J. Hay hrm and demand
good.n aIyland and Pennsy! ania prime, ooaI5 90
Provisions hrm and advancing. Pork, ID SO Bulk
mests-oose shoulders. s.s5k; clear rib sides, q.
~; packed: 6aS. bscon-shoulders. 6hs6k: clear
RIB Gdee, S1las& Hams, 11al3. Lard-reined, es.
Butter unchanged Petrs,eum-crude hrm, ~
refined. Aall<. Coffee unchanged. Whisky quiet
y BsosiDttIlour, 500; wheat, 81 900; corn.
500; corn, ~ 100.
HKw York, August sI.-Stocks very quiet
money offered st q. Gold, l0szS. Exchange, lsag
as: obort t66. Governments a fraction lower
NEW York. August 3l.-Bioar quiet ard drm.
Wheat = and cent better and quiet. Corn . shaSe
hrmer.
LoSDos, August 81, u 20 2. n--oon,ols Is s,lsfor
money and the account. q. o. four-and o half Dor
cent. bonds, lOss. Erie, IN.
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kilograms to The Star.
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
Death Sentence OF q french Com mu. .


PARIS, August 3l-A military tribunal
hss passed sentence upon NJ. Lyaz who acted
a. deputy mayor of the i.Ih arrbaitssemeut
during the commune and was guilty OF in
cendisrisIn and ordering illegal arrests
The Cotton SPtuusr~- Troubles
LONDON, August Sl--The cotton spinners
OF Lehigh, Tyldeeley, at Anterior, thou On
Ia the Bolton district, have not yet given no.
tice Of reduction. but will reduce wages
nve per cent II the pending strike is unsuc-
cessful.
GRmbetta Arratgued.
PARIS, August SIN. Gam oetta appeared
to-day before the judge de Instruction OF the
civil tribunal OF the Seine. The Judge read
several Passages from the Lille speech
which he said constituted an offence gains
President MacMabon and an Insult 10 The
ministers. NJ. Gambetta replied that he
went 10 Lille with the fixed intention 10 de
liver political speech, which the situation
rendered necessary, but he protested strongly
that he desired To Islander or insult no one
General GRAFT la Scotland.
LONDON, August 3l.-The HeTdldrs specia 1
correspondent III Edinburgh telegraphei last
evening as follows: General Grant aud
party arrived here on Wednesday evening
AT nine O'Clock. Great en- thusiasm was mani-
tested at every town along the route OF the
Midland railway. AT Carlisle Gen. Grant
received telegram offering him the hospI-
talities of the Lord Provost of Eiin burEh
which the ex President accented
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street Car Man areneul.

E,htor Nor.-The idea suggested in your
editorial OF the 18th Instant of renting sirset
cars is indeed "a novel one but quite prac-
ucable," and IL is one which would merit the
favor oil The community, for the conductors
terests, be more attentive 10 the welfare OF
TIE passengers. The idea, however, must
meet The views financially of the railroad
companies, In preference to any considera-
ton for the public, rs their pockets are posi-
lively the nrst in i'm portance, but their pre-
JUDGES often times proves the truth of the
Old adage penny wise and pound foolish"
The bell punch, although a very expensive
safeguard, amounting 20 several hundreds
OF dollars per month royalty, is far from
being a thorough safeguard against "knock.
ing down" YOSEMITE
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A Town BURNED BY DEsPERADoFs -
Inc postmaster al Sandy Hook, Kentucky,
notifies the department that one hall the
town was burned, having been set on ire by
incepdiarles Tor tie purpose OF robbing the
mail. Ihs post Office, with ali its contents,
wos burned. The postmaster says that the
band OF desperadoes who committed the act
threaten his life, aud he advises that the
mails be discontinued until the incend iaries
are arrested.
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Hires.


CINCINNATI, August 3l.-A special dis
patch states that Bottsford's spice mills.
Caldwell's feed store and Brodie's carpenter
shop. al Wheeling, w. Va, were destroyed
by flre last night. Total loss. sl2 900; insured
I'm the American (of Philadelphia), Farm
willie, Virginia, and Western companies
Another fire at New Springfield, OHIO
burned Filger 4 Sons woodworking estao o.
lishmsnt, anddwellings belonging To Shearer
& Hoadley. Loss, S13 900, uninsured.
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The Coal Miners WOMB Strike

louisville, PA, August 3l.-DlspatcheS
received from Mahanoy City, Shenandoah
and other prominent mining centers, state
that there is no prospect of A strike in the
Schuylklll region. Information received
from a number of collieries shows that with
in the last ten days "A number OF men. lead
ers OF miners organizations from other re
gions, have been working hard TO induce the
Schuylkill miners TO Join the strike on ia /,
LIST or September, with view OF making l.
general, but SO far without success. During
The past week shipments OF coal over braucl
roads have been unusually large.
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A Terrific Storm.

CINCINNATI, August 3i.-A special dis
patch states that terrific storm passed over
Gilman, Illinois, yesterday. prostrating a
number of houses. The Touring mills OF
John b. Grayson 4 Son were completely de-
stroyed. One mill-hand was Kill ed by fall
ing timber. The loss is estimated al -, 600.
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Daysunors Resser

PHILADELPHIA, August 3I-A dispatch
received this moraing from Canton, Pa
states that r. L. Davenport, the actor, passed
an easy night, and under existing circum-
stances strong hopes are entertained o. his
physicians of his recovery.
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CONSTANTINOPLE, August 3I.-A IeIe yram
from Shumla. dated yesterday, announces
that the column of salem Pasha has ad-
river Lom, near Agashlar, driving back the
Russians, who, after a short resistance, re-
treated from the river. Nedjib Pasha has
advanced from Rasgrad towards Torlak, re-
pulsing the Russians and capturing two
guns. A great battle is believed to be immi-
Lent. The Turks are assuming the offensive
along the whole line. Redif Pasha having
IL has been decided to bring him before the
council by force. 1t II reported that Safyet
Pasha has refused TO accept The ministry OF
in slice.
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INVESTMENTS.

WE HAVE ON HAND,
Bonds Of the new Uniied States -Four Per Cent Loan
coupon and registered.
District Of Col9n bz Twenty year Six Per Cent Gold
- Bonds, issued By authority OF Congress.
Wellington City Thirty year SIX Per Gent. God
Funding Loan Bonds, ratified by Congress.
States Three sixty i've Bonds, issued for the
Dlstriet Of Columbia, yielding nearly nye per
o., cent Interest free from all "a ratios.
" s,na Sas Light Cos stock and Scrip ooea-
United STATE. Bo.ds called in for redemption, bought
Orders Allied prom Pity on comnissfon.
LEWlS JOHNSON q CO., Bankers,
segzIW Cor. Peaaa. ace. and lOtk Ct.
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~Gov. Mathews, of West Virginia. has
Issued Q proclamation announcing thai
Charleston received Q majority OF the votas
cast for the location OF the state capital.
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LETTERS From THE PEOPLE.

RdHor Stdr:-The following. which speaks
Tor itself, was left at my resideace IN IL morn
ing. i admit that the fountain flows very
oiten, and consider IL my privilege, as all
dues are paid annually at the Wafer Regis
trars Office. i think IL rather strict AZ a small
FOUNTAIN cannot be allowed To play these
OF Water would look after waste in other
directions where there is more cause 10 sus-
pect, their time would be more valuable 70
the department. lours &c
Aug. p, 1871. CkPTroL HILL.
Wat1 R.s'Sfrar's orc, Disfr,cf 81 ColHmsta.l
SIR. you , 1890 S:i TSS Aug zsIa, isI
of Potomac water by fountain \ wing :, prsm,..s.
70 las; CspuSi street, /. hich you sii please
iculsry called the isctthat sh.re sster 1. vested
from .plgots len running leaking ~ster fixtures,
auth 2r!zed 10y law 90 cut OF tie suppIy from the
premises, and 20 thu far her fact "a a the lev
ard eyery dlg at repSi-s are neglect d OF waste
Continued sitter the date Of thi. notice
TNoraT Lucy. ws'er Registrar.
cfp'toi sfrstf. G 4. F.."lnsps,tDr."
I'VE publish the above, as requested, in
order that our correspondent may call pub
nc attention 10 his grievance as he considers
II; but IL seems 10 US that he falls 10 make
out a case against the authorities, even ac-
cordlng 10 his own showing. IL does not APP
rear that he pays anything in addition 10
bis ordinary yearly water tax for the supply
OF water for his fountain; and IL he does not,
he certainly has no just claim 10 IL. AMI no
good ground for complaint when IL is cut on.
IL is very nice, for passers- by as well as Its
owner. 10 have fountain playing "these
close sultry evenings" but it is much more
important that everybody in the city should
have al all hours, day aud night, a sufiicient
G Tow o. water tnrougho1t iheir houses for
grounds do not get while fountains are per
mitted TO play and hydrants run TO waste
throughout the city. Let US have the neces-
ssries oflifs freely supplied before we indulge
In luxuries.-Ep. STAai
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The races at Long Branch, j., resulted as
fDllOws:-The mile and an eighth heats were
won easily by King Bee in 2:0Ss and 2:oia
beating HIATT F., Dalgasf an and Woodland:
the hurdle, mile heats, was won by New
York, beating Risk and Derby. in l:5s a q I'D
1:5ik. AT Saratoga the races resulted as
fOllOws:-The race for two year-olds, i've
Dance flly in 1:0it beating four others; the
handicap for three year-Olds, mile and a
quarter, by Bradamante, in 2:i3 Z, beating
four others; the race for all ages. mile ana a
quarter, by Rhadamanthus, in 2:l3, beating
three others; the selling race, one mile, by
Queenstown, beating i've others, in la; the
hurdle, by Kelso. in 2:2lx, beating Walla
the f2vOrite, and BambinO.
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LOSSES BY THE STRIKE RIoTs.-The Phil
acelphia merchants suffering by loss of
. meeting yesterday and appointed q com.
mittee TO confer with the Pennsylvania Rail-
road Company, with power to make such
terms as they may deem advisable for the
persecution of suits in connection with the
railroad company against Allegheny county,
provided that the railroad company furnish
said claimants with guarantees for the pay
menf OF said losses within q period of two
years.
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POISONED BY MIsTAKE.-The family of
MI Wesley Powell. living near Whit me-. Ia
Plttsylvania county, were poisoned last
the mistake In store where drugs aud gro
cerles are both told, by the salesman nIling
prescription calling for quiuine, by mis-
Iake, with morphia. Two of the children
were fatally poisoned, and died before the
physician could reach the house.
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ga committee has been sent from Sus-
sex county, New jersey, 70 Texas to choose
lands for the settlement OF Q colony. Great
interest in Texas immig ration Il mauifested
In that part Of New Jersey.
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nfQsl nf FGSslnfphf
The Marketa

LAWRENCE, kANS., August 3l.-Ex-G0v.
Wilson Shannon died here al midnight last
night.
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ANOTHER OUTRAGE CASE IN VIRGINIA.
A colOred man named Reuben Majors, hail
In the jail Of Page county, Va, charged with
having committed an outrage on the daugh-
ter of Daniel Weaver, of Page county. The
your lady on Sunday had gone part of the
itihg her, and rs she was passing through q
cornfeld on her return hons she was met by
the negro, who, oy the exercise OF violence,
committed the outrage. Miss Weaver IL
only II years old.
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THE VISITING GOvERNoRS at Philadel-
phia yesterday attended the exhibition where
they viewed the Industrial parade, and con-
Guided the programme TO which they had
contributed by ''sitting for their photo
graphs. They then went to Chester, Penn
sylvania, and saw the steamer City OF Wash
ng,on, of the New York and Savannah line,
launched. On returning TO Philadelphia there
was banquet at the Continental Hotel. Two
hundred persons were present. q w. Hart
ranft presided, and speeches by all the lead
ing guests were made.
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A HUMAN DEATH FROM HOG CHOLERA.
Mr.. Hugh French, Of Mount Olivet, died of
hog chOlera last Wednesday. The disease
was contracted while drenchfng hog. The
attending physician says the disease was the
same az that which hogs under the name Of
hog cholera.I CinciSusati Star.
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CAVALRY FOR THE NEE PERCEs CAM
PAIGN.-Gen. Wesley Merritt has been or
dered TO take command or q column Of cav
airy, about ten companies, TO rendezvous At
Camp Brown, in the Wind River valley,
whence they will proceed northward TO the
Nez Perces trail. He Will have with him tue
well known 5th cavalry, Q regiment which
has proved uniformly successful in fighting
Indians. Five out OF seven companies of the
9Th infantry, which have been stationed n
the Omaha barracks, have gone TO relieve
cavalry companies statiouef at yarion
posts in order that they may join Gen Mer-
ritt's command.
JIM KEHNE AT THE WHITE SuLPgrR
SPRIyGs.-James r Keene lie now soiourn-
irg At the White Sulphur Springs, Virginia.
He conducts his stock operations by tele-
graph. He is reputed TO have been a large
seller OF stocks during the past few days, ani
the prof1ts on those already sold are al
70 be more than 81 900 900. Russell sage is
almost In constant communication with him
while winding up q large joint stock accouut
In Mlcnigan central.-tM Y. Sun
ARcHBIsHoP BAILEY DYrNo-It is un-
derstood that before leaving New Jersey,
CoadJutor Archbishop Gibbons admtnis-
tered extreme JUNCTION TO Archbishop Bay
ley. This sacrament IL only bestowed In
cases OF illness where there IL no hope OF no
covery, and indicates that the archbishop Is
In precarious condition.|B Glimore Ca
zefte, 3oth.
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THE SOUTH CAROLINA PROsECUTIONs.-
The grand jury at Columbia, ). c., yesterday
returned true bills for breach Of trust against
ex Lieut.. Gov. Gleaves, exPresident OF the
Senate Montgomery, ex-Gov. Moses, ex-
Clerk of the House Jones and ex-Treasursr
Parker; also against Clerk or the Senate
woodruff for forgery to the amount OF "a 900;
against one +. q. Jacobs for forgery for over
5000; against Scott Parker and Unitei
states Senator Patterson for conspiracy in
the same forgery; against Patterson for
bribery OF members OF the legislature in the
matter of the Blue Ridge railroad aud other
cases, and against Patterson, Parker, and II.
IL Kimpton, of New York for conspiracy to
bride the legislature.
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THE WAR IN THE EAST.
Chance Of RavA

LONDON, August 31.-A dispatch te the
Tunes from OstroOk, dated August 3oth, says:
The Montenegrin camp WAS moved to-day
10 the plain between Nicnics and the Duga
Pass, in consequence OF an attempt 10 re-
lieve the city from Gatcheo being appre-
hended."