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TheJorcc Mabeas Corrns Casc.

ST. LOUIS, August IA special to
the EUening Dispatch from Jefferson
CITY, saws the hdjcGS corpus case o! Col.
j 90. Joyce, formerly United States sgen,
tor this district under Gen. Jno McDOn-
Id, was decided to-day. Tue particular
question involved in the case, Was that Of
cumulative punishment or judgment on
more han one count o. M Indictment
The decision is long, and expresses ii
doubt as To how iar court u1dur hGJs0S
corpus proceedings can review It's former
judgments, but in tins cs.c. Ia concluding
the Judge says: 81 ier! relieved be-
cause the jud Lment entered can BE- re
viewed, and the various questions in
volved can be appealed. The concu-
siOrs arrived at are that the indictment
ander consideration IN It's various counts,
charges but one otieuse; tnsL when the
court entered its judgment on the con-
spIracy count il exhausted lis powers,
and the result Of I judgment MS void
that Joyce, havinl served lull term ..
two years III the pc liteI tlary, after al
lowing due credit Tor good CHnIuc'. Is
entitled to discharge, which is granted
him on condition that be and his su,"Jy
enter into recOgnizance OF $1,000 t. ap-
pear and answer any order oi the court
which may be made in this court.
Assistant Prosecuting Attorney viii
liams has filed papers on an appeal to
the United States Circuit Court, and
Governor Fletcher aud Wm. Mccarthy
were offered and accepted as bondsmon.
1t is twenty-oue months to-day slTce
Col Joyce entered the prison under a
sentence Of two years and $1,000 on the
fourth count and $1,000 fine Oh the irst,
second and thud counts Ii is said that
Joyces fines are stand oil, as he mas no
property.
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War Notes.

New YORK, August I3 Tic London
DAILY Woes correspondent i. Sislovs,
uLder date O: Saturday, corIscts bis re-
cent summary OF the situation IL now
say, :hs, Gen D-sgonrc I Is in Tlnovs
not before Lovaiz aat tEst Prince Mrs
Ky l. ertrenched before SaivI and .a'ter
:he Abandonment Of kslr.sr K. u seem.
doubtful whether The Balkan pa-se, Will
continue to be held bv tn. Rus-Isns.
CONFERENCE.-THE. L.-.st l3.-It j.
stated on good RuIDC. ina. Mu-urus
Pashg, Turkish an mbss,G4o- b. Loudyn,re-
Gently wrote - the Port .I4t be mad
reason 70 believe that the British gov
eminent would shortly sex slt1orizstioc
for feet 10 enter the Bu-pburous Cd
certain contingencies, IL order o. protect
Christians. 1, said ths; The Porte re-
pied ths, the feet could Only come 81:
the svowed ally OF Turkey. and q so ss-
serted, though on d-uo::4. authority, that
this reply was withdraw un the ener-
setic remonstrances of LaysEi, the Brit
ish representative +! Cons.antiuOPie.
SHUMLA, August Is Suleimsu Pa:hs
mas taken the offensive and marched
through FeredI.ch, Balkan psss, and
sent strong recon GoIterias force as far
rs the Ksrstomon, opposite the bank o.!
which the Russlsns were found in con-
siisrsble force.
PARIS, Angus: ia dispatch from
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woRKINGuE>'S MASS MEETINGS.

TaE recent riots over the country have
developed a urS and not altog't her un-
natural ph4s. IN the political position O.
tna workiazmrn. They are holding
mas. meeIrg, IN the larger cities sn6
these ara r,yl' eH.sading to smaller
ones Thy-- "a u"rings are p itical IN
their na,tre nrI ueli with the view %
redresslug ,u.lr revances through the
ballot box, >rl arc opposed pretty much
T. msn of all walks in lite for politics
preferment excep, their own, and to a..
present political parties. They deuoupcc
in some localities both Radical sld Dem
ocratic parties alike, Ms being jnsincere
aud u,agonis.icsl to their interests, q.
witness their expressions at tn, recent
meetings at Pittsburgh. They want mer
from their own ranks elevated t
positions of political power
and trust, and are moving to that end
with all the speed and skill at their COM
mand At the late elections in Ken
'-''S tue "o'N''E '''s' u '''''S ''''
-A''''l Jo'"'I N'''u' 0'' . '.'''''' w.
"'''' lucy "'"'u "'' ''''," ''' -.
''''o1"' 'nood' o"' '"sP,'0U y P'''''"'
H1a real OF 'nAs mary osS'
elevated h'm 10 ONCE !"
spite OF aI opPo''''o"' l"
'u'' instance II Is cIa'meu 'na' 'n'''
really "Hs \ majority o' the c'''@'n' u
Louisville opposed to the e'ecN,n Oh 'ne
Individual referred to just prior TO 'no
''O'' YET through MS uhscFuPu'o"' course
oA the hee'' OF y terrible 'o''' 'N''''-
MeAN ne fastened hinsoH uPo- 'n' "''
WAT! working men ot the CITY i'Ne
scS'' ana through 'hehl Io'''ou
himself I"io the Legislature. In'
'.'S'on Il made to sho" the EVIL
I'M may arise by Undua ha'!e Hnu
'-o'l1''e'' action, ana 'ne Clements ''
f'''''-A' strength coh'sIheu III '"o 'Aoo''
'"1 working ''S'Se' o' 'N' 'o'''' ,
49, A'' o' c'tiZens compose more 'u""
"a. 'f people, and II they a'rect thel'
strength IN the right channel they can
mould much of the legislation OF the
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Fires

QUINCY, August l3-Tbe Farmers
Mills, owned by Crockell u Mason, to-
gether with q large stock OF grain, was
destroyed by fire, Saturday night. The
mill and machinery valued at $4,000,
are almost total loss. Insurance $500,
The stock in the mill was valued st $1,000;
insurance. S., 1000
KEoKUK, Iowa, August l3.-Tne soap
factory Of VIM Bienn was destroyed by
fire early yesterday morning Loss $40,
900; insurance 50, 200,
CHICAGO August ia Times spe-
clal from Roscommon, Michigan, says
that large fires are raging in that region.
destroying thousands Of dollars worth of
pine, and threatening houses and vii
lagos.
TORONTO August l9-H. II. Cooks
saw mill at Midland was burned to-day.
Loss 100000. Two hundred and fifty
men were thrown out of work.
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NO.. Is.
PHILADELPHIA, August lS.-Flou

PHILADELPHIA, August lS.-Flour-
Quiet supertne sh 90; extra So eO'
stste s. 15Gs 90; Minnesota family IS 90
@9 50; high grades IS 5OG9 81.
Wheat-Duii; amber 81 4l9l IS. Corn
-Quieti yellow ole; mixed 60c. Os,.
-Qglet; state white iOG44; white west.
ern S9G42c; mixed 5sd40c. Rve-
Quiet 81 1OG@72c. ProvIsions-Quiet
and unchanged Butter Choice IN tsir
lemsndi low quiet; cremery extras 25(I
2hs; Western Reserve 20(G22 Eggs
DUl.; western ll@l2c; Penusylvsuls l.
G.lSc. Chccse-Stesdy; western tut
cresm 9!@lov. Pctro cum Firmer; rr-
tined lStc; crude 9lC. WAiskv Duu,
western 81 y
TOLEDO, August lS.-fIour-D Dull.
W hrs, Closed sterdItr; No white
Wabash and ~ white Michigsn 81 30;
amber Michigan, spot III 26b seller Au-
gust - -! No. red winter 81 30; No
=, sp"t 81 26l SELLER August 81 %
seller September - 10y No do 81 o.
NpTl-Dull, hIgn mixed, spot. isic; No
> spot offered ~ 49,, seller August iSic
seller Sopiemhcr 4sc; seller Octobe.
iN!y, rejected to. Oat>-Dull; No :
spot, seller August &c; seller Sepiemher
-5tc rejected held ~ -5c
MINIATURES. August l3. - Flour
Quiet snd unchanged Whest--Opened
and declined L.; closed firm; No Nil
WauArc II -; seller August 81 o.; seller
September u oOt No. B 81 0SCAl %
Corn Lower No. 2pls Oats Heavy
No. . 23c. Ryo-Lpwcr nj sac. Bar
ley Quet snl unchanged; No . spring
cash 6Sc; seller September 67@6sC.
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horrible Atrocities by BRshi Ba-
Euuk- aud BuISHrians.

LoNDDN, August Is A correspondent
at karabunAr writes that appalling Nc
counts continue 10 come in OF the misery
OF the iugltives from the districts dcvas-
tsted by the Ba,hi Bszouks AMI Bugar-
lanS. Thousands of women aud children
are homeless, and perlshlng tor the want
-. shelter, medical attendance and food
Immediate help IN tn" largest pos
sib'e scale Is most ,DTuiy needed
lis proposes TO distribute the fugitive
about CoUstantinupla, AdrIanople ~ q
PnlllIOPo,i The correspondent suggests
city o: refuge on an island near Con-
stanLinopIe, under the protection ol
neutral flag and neutral guarantee
from the beliIgereuts The crops are rot
ting in the ground, and no provision is
made for the winter. The correspondent
peaks fsvorsbly OF the conduct OF the
Turkish regulars, but severely DIsmes
the goyernm3nL for employing or not
controlling the Irregusrs VINO commit
the worst eXcesses. Even fugitive women
and children, vino come Tor protection
u the Turks, have t. bn guarded by the
regular troops, lest they should be- fur
ther injured by these SaYageS. The
BuIgarians are behaving much in the
same wa ss the Basin Bazouks l.
viii be- impossible for the Christians and
Mauummciaua To ever hye together
again in the disturbed districts. Even
the phlo-R Ru slams severely condemn
Russias conduct IN first instIgatlng the
Bulgarians 10 revolt, and thau
iraying them t. the mercy of the
Turks whose right to treat them
as rebels 1t is harI to question
The services of Colonel Baker have been
secured by Lieut. General Mehmot All,
and he has gone TO the front with three
other well known EngI officers.
A correspondent writes thst the stores
of the Russian atrocities in Armenia are
untrue The Turkish regulars behaved
well, but the irresuIars are guilty of afro
cities pAst belief
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Gsbrosa says thst according to reports
received here the Turks have burned the
hospital st Eski-Ssghra, which contsinet
800 sick
ERzERoUM, August l3. The RUssiaus ;
have adyanced upon Apulika. General
Tergukassot Las advanced 10 Bahk.1nt0.
IsmsiI is retiring from the Russian terri
tory towards the frontier.
STUTTGARDT, August l3-In response
to the appeal of the Russian government
to the Queen OF Wurtemburg, au am
bulauce corps Il beins formed and goes
promptly to Bucharest
ADRIANOPLE, August l3-FIye thou
sand Mussulman refugees are here, and
three thousand in other towns. Several
thousand are expected rom kozsnliE.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, August l3 -SuleI-
nan Pasha announces that Rsssan Pashs
HIS retaken kartova, dIssrmed the Bu.
gar!sns snd re-established order Tie
then attacked Kstoter, defended by the
BIlgarIans in enIrencned positions, and
occupied katoler Pass The rebels fled
tO the Balkans, sitter losing five hundred
killed and thlrty-three wounded. An
official dispatch from the gov
ernor OF TcIlder Antoha between
KabrOyan and Alashgerd and body o!
Russian cavalry Is At Arpachelr. The
Austrian government have made decLa-
ration through their agents, that in the
present condition OF affairs in the east the
project OF occupying Bosnls and Here.
goyaIa l. abardoned. This Is attributed
to uumer ,us meeting hungary IN
lsyor of the integrity Of tue Ottoman
Empire.
LONDON, August i. The Standards 5
Vienna correspondent lelogrsphs that,
although denied n official qusriers, /, Is
undoubtedly iucl tu4t Gortschskott, AT
the close OF July, rendered his reslgnatlon.
1t Will not be decided whether it will he
accepted until the Gar arrives ~ Catr'
urnl near Bucharest. lew day, heuC'
Tle reasons lor e resignation Is tbs
G,rtschakoh promised the other powers
tnst their Interests ,houid have full
weight in the settlement of the eastern
question, but finds his inhlencs declining
rrtOro the Extreme party He also op-
poses the Roumsnisn and Servian coop
erstIon.
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Brutality Of the turks.

LONDON. August ia Bucharest
correspondent t"legrsphs: | have writ
ten the following as received it, and
continually bring over the Balkans,
.ear it must be only too true. On July
3lst, the day the Russians left Eski
Saghra tho Turks ordered that sli Chris
Lians, men, women and children, should
ye shot ~ they left their houses Those
who remained within were burnt alive.
An order was given 10 burn down and
DE troy every particle Of Christian pro-
perty. Many leading Turkish mer.
chants took part III the affair. One
dispatched large number BASH,
BazDuks are aI over the UichlerpAn dis.
.rIct. THIS district is one of the richest
in tina, part OF Turkey, It contains II We Y
.srge proportion 1f the christians, over
thirty churches, five hundred schools and
colleges, All of which have been burnt
The destruction extended 10 the WI sges
Of BOghliua. Mnlale-i, RsnI MshsiesI
and md many sthers IN al about sixty,
containing from one hundred and fifty
to two hundred families each. Scarcely 5
f'ty persons escaped alive OF the B IIgs-
7isn fugitive At trsbrove and Salu. i
j., estimated that from twelve to fifteen
thousand Christians have been msssscred
in EskI Saghra and rchIrPau dlstrig.
alone. Solder. were posted along the
road from E-Ni Ssghra to k~-sI,k with
order. 70 shoot everybody Ps--iag.
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CAPT. John MCLUIE is II receipt OF
latter from one w. II. BARR OF Pitts
burgh, which may be found IN our local
columns that sugurs well not Only for
the prospects OF the P, w. u Ky. rail
road but for Wheeling, for whatever
sccsues to the advantage OF one Is for
the good of the other. THIS letter
Ak, tor information for party
Of families composed Of good mechanic
.Dd some farmers, of respectable society,
who desire to locate in West Virginia on
the line of the rosd near this city. Bust.
gsss being depression causes them to seek
leg homes. We hope Capt. John can
accommodate them with the necessary
Iniormston, and that they may be
suited.
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National Rife Association.

New YORK, August l3.-At meet
ing of the executive committee OF the
National Rifle Association, TINS stter-
noon. y. p. Stanton in the char :he
Scottish protest was laid on the table.
President Stanton said the Scottish team
should have protested in Jsnusry, 1876,
when the dispatch saying that the Eng
lish, Scoych, Irish or mixed team would
be accepted, was sent to ireland. The
paesident was authorized TO arrange to
pass the English teams effects without
examination by the custom house author
tiles, and the team was also granted the
privilege to use the Creedmoor range for
practice whenever they desired prlo- to
the match.
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THE EASTERN WAR.
Horrible Atrocities on Both Sides,
GortsChakoff Tenders His Resig-
nation.
aussian BhrbarIties.

New YORK, Angus: l3.-Ghe Turkish
legation complains OF the Russlsr : near
kars tring on the flag OF truce and
woundiug Osmsn Etendi
Twelve unarmed Mussulmaus OF the
village OF SouEoulon, near Eski Sagvs,
surrendered 10 the Russians and
seven of them were msssscred
by Bu!gsrisns and three by Cos
sacks. At BanLsck, village exclusively
Mahomedan, district Of Sistovs, 100
houses were burned, and 200 men and
300 women perished II Is believed that
seven of the inhabitants survived. A.
Baloyan. Mussuman village, IA the
district of Tirnoya, 80 houses We're
burned, 700 men and 200 women per.
ished. One person, it Is believed, escaped
Al Cab1 B0nnss, 100 houses were burned
and 200 men and 300 women perIsned
Two persons are kuOwa - have escaped
Al keystamLal, $50 houses were burned
and 300 men and 600 women perlsn"I
At Cneus, mixed village, 90
MussuIman houses were destroyed and
10 men and 200 women perI,had. one
person only escaped At Lnndja, "a
mixed village, 100 housr- were destroyed
and go men and 400 women parlshed
There were three survivors Ihe VII
lages abandoned on the approach of the
Russians were given u the hame-. The
legation concludes, from the information
received, that the Russians have adopted
y uniform system - Try 20 seize the de-
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The Indian War.

WASHINGTON, August l3. 3.-Dlspatch'
es from General Mcdowell say that dls'
patches from General Howard cOnfr
the press reports OF Gibbons's hgi
with the indians. Howard arrived tneI
on the 18th, and says that the supple
are not cut off; that GiObons's command
is in the best Of spirits; that the last OF
the Indians lett Oh the night OF the llth,
and that he Howard viii continue the
pursuit a. soon as MS command, four
teen companies of cavalry under CoIsnel
Sanford, comes up the north line.
SAN Francisco, August l3.-The
following dispatch was received At the
military headquarters n this city, dated
headquarters oi the department OF Col
umbia, IN the field, Gibbons battalion,
valley of the Big Horn, August llth:
Adjutqnn General Military Department
VI the Pabifc, San francisco
Reached Gen. Gibbons ut l0A. NJ. to-day.
He ssssiled the Indians vt daylight OF
the 9th, lnfictng great losses upon them.
His own casualties were seven officers,
fifty men and ten citizens. General Glib
bons is wounded, but not seriously. The
supplies were not cut off rs reported.
Gibbons command is in the best OF
spirits. The last of the Indians left last
night. | shall continue in pursuit as
soon rs my command comes up.
7Signed1 HOWARD,
Brig. Cong Dept Of Columbia.
CHICAGO August Is The following
dispatch was received al the military
headquarters to day:
BIG HOLE Pass Aug. II, 1877.
my loss In the battle OF the 9th, was
seven officers and ftty-three men killed
and wounded, | am satisfied the Indians
suffered much more, for the surprise was
complete and many were killed in the
teppees or running out. Forty dead ln-
dlaDs were counted on about one.h halt OF
the battle field. Howard has just arrly-
Il and | believe he can catch them
again. AS soon rs can get the
service OF doctor, propose TO move 10
Dear Lodge and take most OF our wound
ed to Shaw They are all dong well,
but tear Lieutenant English Il mortal
ly hurt.
Signed GIBBONS.
COmDlaHdjiJ.
SALT LAKE, August Is A Helena, dom
tana, special says: The following are .ho
names, rs far as ascertaincd, of those
xii &c IN che Indian fight on Big Hole,
on the 10th, in which the Seventh in
fantry engaged: Othcers-Captain Lo-
gan, Lieutenant Bradley, scout named
Bostwick. Company l-Sergeaut Hogan,
Corporals McCraIey and Edgewsrth,
Corporal Sayers, Corporal Ocouyet, Pri
vate OBryen. Company K-Sergt
Start. The courier could give no further
names.
SALT LAKE, August ia telegram
fom Pleasant Valley, Idaho, this even
ing says that driver and passenger N
on stage from the north tonight, re-
port that messenger mad come in from
Horse Prairie when they left LoyelIs
station this morning, and reported that
the Pierce brothers rancho hal been
burned, and firing was heard in the vi
cinity. 1t Is twenty miles from Loveli's
Station.
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Rnnnnnrtist MCeIing

PARIS, August l3.-The Momte"r, in
semi othcis note, sthrms that the ques-
tlon o! prCc,siming stste OF siege has
not been mooted at the meeting Of the
Cabinet. and also cortradictS the rumors
OF impending ministerial modification.
Tie Messenger De Paris announces q
rendezvous OF sll Bonspartist leaders al
Chiselhurst, August l5 when the Prince
Imperial is expected to deliver an sd
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ABOUT FLOUR.

Below is an item from the Cincinnati
Gazette, which if correct, our merchants
and millers should profit by. If wrong,
it should receive from them complete
rsiutation:
w heat is selling at 81 rs per bushel.
-Four and halt bushels make u barrel Of
frst-clsss -four. The ofal pays for the
cooperage and the cost Of manufacture.
The wholesale price of frst.class flour,
therefore. should be $5 623. The retail
price should be about So so delivered. Ii
wheat should be quoted At less than Sl.25,
-four ought to be lower in proportion. As
tor extra aud patent -four. that Is all
humbug. ContrlvanCes that take the
life out of -four are ali in the interest Of
dyspepsia and the doctors, and should be
suppressed Anybody who asks over
So so a barrel for the best family -four,
delivered in the city, should not be pa
tronized Consumers should strike
against extortion, in the interest OF their
pockets, and they should ,trike emphatl.
cally against patent or double refined
-four in the interest of health.
However, there are always two sides
to n story, and the above Is probably no
exception. We notice in our own city
that new wheat, which is said to be as
good as ever was grown, sells from 81 30
to 81 35, while -four made from the same
is quoted from S5 so to $3.50 per barrel
So if these price are general there prob
ably is not more than fair margin TO
the dealer. Yet it seems to be ample.
Flour made from last years wheat is
quoted at from So 90 to SO so per bbl.,
while the patent -four, which is probably
the kind the Gazette speaks OF so despair
ingly, is quoted At Sll CO. This may be-
and no doubt is, fancy figure for flour
with whest at 81 80 per bushel. But we
have heard it highly recommended, not
oaly as making biscuits as white rs the
crystal fakes OF snow while on taelr
rambling descent from the realms above
and before lhey have an opportunity tor
even the mnutest speck to tarniSh their
immaculate garb, but as sweet as-well
we will put it mild and say the nectar
OF Jove aud AS light as elder down, No
wonder, then, the price is inflated TO a
painful degree, and only epicures and
wicked bonGholders can afford to par
take of such toothsome provender. But
you pays your money and takes your
choice" and therefore ought not to
grumble.
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THx exports during July at New
York were s5OOO,OOO less than the i'm
mort. This excess is mostly attributable
- the immense import OF raw sugar
,roupht in on speculation, and now ly-
inc on the hands of importers to the ex-
,spt OF S5O,OOO,OOO lbs.
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Eenjan Prisoners.

LONDON, August l5.-O'Con1or Pow
has received q communication from Sir
Stafford Northco.e. concerning the re-
naming Fenisn prisoners, which leaves
little doubt OF the immediate release al
Mlchsel Davitt, and Of the intention Of
the government 10 consider the csses Of
others,
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Mexican Outrage.

GALVESTON, August ia special
to the Neics from Rio Grsnde City says:
At l o'clock this morning fifteen men
from Mexico entered the town, broke
open the isil, shot Judge Cox and tue
isiler. aud released TWO outlaws. The
civil authorities called on the military
for aid. and Colonel Price with one hun
dred regulars and two gattling guns,
started in pursuit of the Mexicsns, but
failed to overtske them They recrossed
the river and ell tered Mexico feven miles
below Rio Graude City. The troops had
nol vet crossed.
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Editor IOWhided.

WAsHINGToN. August l3-Wl.liam
J Murtagh, proprietor OF the National
Republican was cowhided this morning
in front OF his office by Jos. L. Whestly,
of Hsrroisburg, Kentucky, on account
of articles which appeared in that paper
rejecting on his private character.
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wOrkinEnen's Movement.

NASHVILLE, August l3.-The work
ingmen held mass meeting here TO-
night and determined TO pa: up working
men for mayor, aldermen And
councimen, at the next municipal cleo
ton. Between 800 and 400 w5rkmen
,L.nrn rnrn.nrt
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Marine.

NEW YORK, August l8-Arrived-
Steamship Vaderlsnd from Antwerp.
FATHERPo1ST, August l3-Arrived-
Steamer Quebec from Liverpool.
LIVERPOOL. August l3-Arrived -
Steamships Germanic and State Of
Nevada from New York.
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Didn't "Punch with Care"

New YORK. August l3.-Twelve con-
ductors on the Second avenue horse car
line were arrested, ard warrants were
issU>d ;or about fifty others. on the charge
of beating the bell punch and pocketing
the proceeds Of the cheat