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G1MBETT.I'S TRIAL.
Tho Deputy Before the Civii Tribunal-Fun
Liberty of speech for senators.

PARIS, Aug. BIN. Gambetta appeared to-
day before the Judge dInstruction OF the Civil
tribunal Of tho Seine. The Judge read several
passages from tho Lille speech. which, he said,
constituted an offence against President Mac
Mahon and an insult to the Ministers. NJ. Gam
beta replied that he went to Lille with tho fixed
intention to deliver n political speech which the
situation rendered necessary. but he protested
strongly that he Desired to slandcr or insult no
onc.
The transfer OF proceedings against VI. Gam
BETA from Lilo to Paris is apparently due to
the discovery by the Government at tho last mo-
ment that the Frogres du Nord merely quoted
the spcoci, from thu. .Republque Frdncdjse. II Is
now stated thnt the chief charge against NJ.
Gambetta will be that of exciting mutual hatred
between citizens.
The vacillation and blunderiSo Of the Gov,
crnmrnt N this and other affairs n,.Vc caused
the Republican 20 feel nothing but iisu1ln,
whlc the other parties are merely bewdcrcd.
Dissatisfaction at the proceedings Of the Gov
ernmcnt Is greatly aggravated in the provincial
districts by the fact that. owing 70 the sudden
dissolutio on OF the Chamber. all local improve
ments. Hr.. are at a stand-still as the Councils
General lind themselves without the necessary
funds. The spe 'tacle Of disuniOn and incapaci-
" among the Cons ervltiVs H. in rcmarkahlc
contrast to the unparalleled union displayed by
Tho Government dropped ,ho prococlings
against VI. Chur Ion. Senator flr .avOie. charged
WIN making ioiticHl slc' h at an Illegal
lux, i''liuN' HN flNlltNl Parliamentary
privilege on th ground thai the senate. having
simply adjourned until new Chamber rleet-
Is terh rhnically still in s-iun. and therefore no
mcmpcr can be prosecuted without its sanction
Ii IL now. Therefore. established that senators
ENJOY iull liberty of speech during Il pariia-
menary interrcgnum.
The journal DIES Aipes has been summoned
before the Correctional Tribunal for publishing
an insulting remark relative To- Gen, Grant.
The bipH Ptbiic announces that ali the meme
bers OF the Council General Of Lyons hnd been
SUMMONED 10 appear before n Ju.se d'Ins,ruc-
uoni Derause ot vehement speeches against
the inistry at their sittings.
NJ. Gambrtta, at the examination before the
Juge dlnstrurtion to-day. said he accepted fun
r.sponsbility for the publication Of his speech
Inc examination lasted twcnty minutes, and
tne greatest courtesy was observed on both
sides. On arrival at the Palace Of justice. NJ
Gambetta was checred by u considerable crowd,
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GEN. GRANT IN EDINBt'RGIE.
Made tho Recipient Of the Freedom of the
Cny-The Generals speech.

EDINBURGH. Aug. 31.-The freedom Of the
city Of Edinburgh was presented to ex-Prcsi-
dent Grant to-day 10y Lord Provost Sir James
falshaw. in Free Assembly Hall. Two thou
sand persons were present. In reply TO the
Lord Provosts speech. Gen Grant said:
| am so filed with emot on that scarcely
know how 20 thank YOU for the honor conferred
cient city of Edinbureh feel that il is u.,rnnt
compliment To ne and 10 my country. Had |
the proper clouurnce. might dwell somewhat
On th' history oi the great men you have pro-
dured; ~ n" numerous citizens Of this ci,yAnd
scotland thht have gone to America. and the
s,oc6 s rn9y ss nHig m@e Ws are proud OF
good citizens of our country. and they ilnl it
profitable to themselves. again thank you for
thn honor YOU have conferred upon mo-"
Three cheers were then given for the young
est Burgess.
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COSTELLO'S Suicide.
A Series OF Mi-for,unes eliminating In Fatal
DespnndencN.

Early in 1875 John Costello, then employed
in the Jackson ernte and fender factory. in
Fifteenth street, became incHpacitatrd for
work with rheumatism. For seven long months
he lay on a sick bed. dependent on his wife for
support. All his savings went to procure the
nerc-sares Of life. and the handsome furniture
he had bought out oi his liberal earnings was
sold for next to nothing to pay his rent. He
had not been two weeks back again at work be-
loro his rmp' YER was obliged to dis .harge
him, the harl times nocossitating a redu tiOn
of the force From that time on Costello. al
thuugh non -, temperate, and a good work
man. could nni nothing to dc. and again he h,-
came burden on his wifi" aud niece, who had
come - i've with him. Not being able 10 find
work ~ his ,rnie, h. tried rag nj king. but
even that afforded NJ remuneration. He was
comparatively cheerful until this last resort
Jailed lim. Ih'n h" grow m0roSf ana despair
Ing. Then his wifH'@ health iuil'l and thr rent
oi their rooms. IN the atti' at 59l Eleventh ave-
nl,', gnt lh arrears.
Yesterday morning he got up before his wife
ani went into the front room. huf after partially
dressing himself he returned and asked when
was IN" first Of the month Another months
rent WAS due to-day Mrs. Costello answered
that j. was ih" last of this week. Therrupon he
went buck t. tn" front room. and presently she
heard the report oi gun He had shot him
S'l Wiht tn gun That ms SON fought with during
IN" war. The bullet entered the left breast and
passing clean through the body buried itself in
mur' pf the gun over the heart anil pushed
I'll" trigger with his foot. The Hiherniun So-
gn'y Will take charge oi the funeral. Costello
lett no chill lrtu.
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FICIIIING ~ ASH.
The Ru-sians Attacked nv n superior Force
The Turks Twice KepuI.cd.

KURUK-DARA, Aug, 31.-A Russian Official
dcrpateh, datod yesterday. snys: The Russian
troops continue to advance toward Sukem -Ka-
lch. Gen. Al'nasofl' column crossed the river
krln9-uri on the Sth inst His advanced guard
onuInod Agdr- hngOWa. The advanced coli
umnoi Grn Bihhsrl'- force. from the river Ma
lnrhN. arrived on tlr 2lth inst. at the village of
/ihrliln-koi The Turks having received rc-
NE n"iehhorng heights. 4 detachment of the
Irlvah column. under Col. lsmailon nt lgdyr
was utiurk"d ON tho 24th inst 10y II superior
Iurklsh l0rrn, which was. however, rrpulsrd.
On tn 2@th three Turkish columns made a
fresh niiaek upon our Troops front and flank.
NMlll7lhnd Mg th"lf immense numerical su-
p"routy the Turks were rrpusel after II Ave
n9urS ehEHs, mont, with the. loss oI 400 men.
lnr Russian loss = were inSignilrant'
Reuter- telegram from Erzrroum saws the
Russians h"Ve changed their position. and are
now between the Turkish army and AlcNnn-
drppol. They have evacuated thoir camp ht
Bnldrvon Hpi are Withdrawing from that
neIs IslDOrhOOI.
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BOYDEN'S WIf'E'S LOJEPS.
Altogether too Much Leisure nnd Luxury for
Busy Mans lieipmnte.


,ra.t..i, pi.',, 49,, ..,''', - '''' "
n"SK"ll hhett ior soo'ooo damas's' h'causc Of
ttnns hor.tof,rn ror,r,nd ,vos rcnop,l, tia,or-
- 'r'i''"' ",'7 ~ v''u,S .'9'"n-
uhued' ana who since sued John II. Murray
chnrg,s rer.rtt,, cr,cr,d ~, ,,,i7, n, nv, s,-
nrrr'o Cnnr, "c.ins, h,s o uis, ,an - 'ie 49,,
because OF her alleged improper intimacy with
pr',,, a, ', " p', ,.t',on no"sI' 'pnN
mouth. Va. Gcorginna l.. Boydcn. tho wife.
rrtiionod Judge Van Brunt that her husband
rg ,be oc,ion sSn '.'i he t harr ,s' -, t'n %
ln,' 'ne "'''oh' ono u'hl's the 'hars's oi un-
iallhiulness. They were married in October.
1856 she SAYS and thrirtwo children ngel fG
and 10 mr., ry,revil, b.,. f,,bor .n r-,, Nfr
"''" i'' "i' "''"N WIN nv l"'l'I 80 'ii"' M
Boydcn has no one to provide for but himself
Mr.. Boy i'm opposition. made affidavit that
,,'.,i', "'',, 1''',r y ,' i,'
p'ur"ihg W HiSt-'lhss hotcis IN boston until
1870. az an expense Of over $4,000 year. lie
ken, horses md carriages. nn,i dressed nj. wifi.
not only handsomely hut cAiravaganily. He
believes that during that time her rotations
with Douf,lns A. Norcau ,cre mora i,,irots
,b,, ,vos 49, a,i1,t. ,., '..i..
,hIh u W was proRcr' ana n, - now N pos,"ssion oi
Mrs rori'n Ite bns ots,, io,y ~ ,,,, ,n,tJ"r
ii,r. .,,,, & &ii, m vi5 v'5s "'9 4" tni - NUM- ~
h., ran,ny.1 T., ,r ~ iny ri',inS - ~ H. 1'u
VIII, fnr "a r,nsil.r,tI', ,,,ri,I ", n,t',,i,,., ,,,
rc,l' m,,r .an iraJu " uiri-',ll-s l
Ste,ynlts md ofh"r iirca drv .,n"ds sior..s M
making eNtra,alant Tlrchyses. ennIinr tbn
r'ons,r,iad Win her or, h.r eNtray,vnn..e sbn
fr.mnn,ly rrpiiei th"t If hS did nj s,irrprt
lor somebody ,lSr would. as she had planiy nf
n fuiiil r',i'r.,i H.. NO, 'y ir t- Iusim" " ''V
In NAV. ls7t. while H. lived IN InNfn.,to,
y.nu'. ana ins Wiz was away On ayisn7 his
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-01
the NLWByRGH REG.iTri.
Only one Race Row~d on Account Of Rough
Watcr-Two boat. swnmpcd.

NEwBrRGH Aug. 3l.-Ihe water was worry
rough to-day, with a heavy south wind Only
one oi the four RACES was rowed, the rest being
postponed until 10 o'clock On saturday morn
inE. Tho douhle-seull working boat race for
boys under ~ years Of age had the following
named starters: Ten Eyck and srribncr of
peeKskill, Bates 0nl Drnman of Newburgh.
Smud!ry and Downing of Brouklyn, Darrlsh
and Mcginn of Newhurgh Mosher and Do.spn
of Fl-hklll. Dcyun and Kediirld Of NV York
and Parent and Hubbard Of Cornwall.
Ddrrngh aud NrS,nn won in 33 II beating
Smcdcy and Downing ten lengths Parent uni
liuhlmrds boat swamped in II rough sea when
Wiiluu hali d milo " the iln.-h. The others
shipped considerable water, but they pulled to
q raft. ballcd OUT, and resumed tho race. The
Nrsl prlIe WAS $50. the Srrond 80. boat cOn-
tanning i've spectators WAS aNaupud near Long
DOck, but all were rescued.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
LIFE IN THE METROPOLIS.
DISHES HERE AND THERE By THD
SUNS REPORTERy.
Weston Of Chicago Discharged by Judge Vas
Brunt, and then Renrrested ON n Civil Ao,
tion, mud Thrust into Ludlow street JAN.

Ely B. Weston. who Is supposed to know mora
about the iorgery Of the $4,000 check imposed on the
umoh trust Company and of other great forge rio than
nc cares TO tell was taken from the House Of
before Judge Van Brnt yesterday on wrts Of haboas
corpus and ccruorari. His counsel. Col Fellows, do.
mandcd his discharge saying that lie had been
from Illinois by band of ruihans who ought TO be in
sing sing lie added that he had been held witness
because detective had that ne knew some thing
about Col Gcsner. lie asked the Court II 1t wonld hold
witness as prisoner when no proof existed that hs
would not appear when wanted. The District Attorney
said that gigantic system Of forgercs reaching to men
In high and low stations such was never known To
exist In this metropolis ting CONNER rcal circles
throughout the country being unrayced and there.
fore II was not strange that the prosecution should bs
i presented IN the Judge Van Brunt decided
that We, on could not be held detective bcf that
he would moi npenr AZ witness, and directed that ho
should be di,charoc. Weston was walking ont Of the
court with h. brother naw he was rcarrcsied by
Shef1 Cfcor on civil order. L. SUIT Tor SEp intif-
tnicd against him by James W pncknr. for carriage
hire. lie was locked up IN Ludlow street ail Weston
sal last evening that Mr. rhompsous bal for car
ual's hired many wear. Ills counsel will ask to-day
10 have the order Of arrest against him NacAtaI.
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THE FRENCH ELECrIONs.
The Republicans United Dl.unIon Among
their Opponents.

PARIS, Aug. 81. Ii Tmps moderate Re-
publican, gives thr following particulars No
second Republican candidate has appeared to
contest any of the seats represented 10y the 3G3
who voted consurr OF the comp Of the 10Th ~
May. The Left Will contest 1866 other constitu-
"ncies and there are not more than iiy, Of
these where they ar. not agreed on -inal,
randidatr. On the utAer hand. tho d.suulon of
th" Right l. rrndrkahlc. In eighty con~tltu-
ei'- ia" III 'lal cuu iiIatn l. confronted 10y a
rival 'ons "r'ai'v. It. L'i. tHu. arr more adj
forty constitu' u out ot ia3 -uu uuproyidal
W .tn candidaies. VIA rra~ in Ht lH~t 3l dtpart-
-attlpl
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nonnnnr ar dHnGoRr's roIyr
The Room OF senator .1ones's Sister Entered
In BROAD Daylight.

Mrs. Graham, sister IF United States Senator
Joncso NcNaia, robbed of Jwolry valued at s2lpl
900 the norlon House at Groeorys Point near South Nor.
walk. Conn, ON MONDAY last ON sunday evening she
laced the articles In an unlOc kcl bureau drawer They
were Fnd watch ANA chuiu rare cameo set valued
present rum senator Jones' amt large solitaire lh.
Wud iing The only time nj winch Mrs Graham was
absent from hrr room wa AZ noon un Mnudat when She
lhss,N tWtuiN minutes ht lunch ON Tia, stN Wurulu.
Tho ifwrlrv Wt- mi s,inl Notlins el-c va. disturbed
The ihmN pcrul the entire second siu, ni ho hu'r
and un person was known To- have orret tillr alart
m.Ml.. MlLInM.l lnr l.-l. MNLn mmln.ANl.
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The SILK Smuggling.

Special Treasury Agent Bracket seized. yes.
~tdiy' at the United states Pubic Stores anl at the
General order Store. iG0 i,roy street fifteen cases IL
oatn' a. that played important part In the operations
Of the silk smugsl,rs in the National Steamship Com.
EnN line. The eases were sul situated the steamer
t IHis uu ilt voyage. tor an equal Casps ~
SIN mat we're sn- slDt the arrival co. the We .Sl AZ
h,r wi rl iu SOW NorN Alvin Gran. tl superintendent
W Uf NhhuNW wharf, WHO suirr 80 fcfnpnt Tor assist.
s IN shs- NJ sin IN cement barrels Is accused Of
hhfiis thctti ii the oatmeal device. Ihomn. owens
The uur~-r OF The England mas r.a.d his "ni 81 IN
ani hei TO England The England to be lbclcd On her
" -
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HRIGriM rouNG's onsEorIns.


SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Aug 3l.-Thc body
OF Brigham Young will lie in state from a. NJ.
Tomorrow until II A. NJ, Sunday. when the
funeral Will take place, Tho body has been en-
halmed. and will be buried in the vault Of his
private cemetery, nrnr his late re- idoure.
and an Immense conrOursoo oi poOplr ls expected
'ho government of the Mormon Church hns
whom Will be present at the funeral Joseph
L, Smithand Orsun Pratt the 9th ortwo apostles
IRE IN England. 1t ls not probable that another
oUuup mo 10 come
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IhRTropD. Aug. 3l.-At Middntown this
evening, the locomotives of tho AR Line ami valley
roads where the track OF the Ar Line that the
valley Rnnd, came in collision, AMI both were thrown
down an cmhhnknrnt with baggage ear amt peach
car EntincSf Dade ~cnt down with hi, ,n-luc. and
hHd two ribs and Hn am broken Trains are required
stop AT TINT pom. hclur .ro,sin. rh,r track and the
collision must have occurr N uug sros, cartlcssncs S.
MOuBh pMue unrs have not been received
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damned anxious, II sccms to me. to got as far
away as possible from the garbage feet
After sailing down the bay, and UP the bay.
and around the bay. presumably looking for
garbage: tho Fletcher was at length turned
toward Brooklyn. She arrived at the foot Of
Atlantic street early in tho evening.
Brooklyn has got to pay for this trip said n
spectator Can you see what 1t ISL / think
1t n fraud, thats nll."
At that momcnt q man struck up I'm the
Sweet BY and By" and all the people Joined
in the song. As tho bont reached The pier at
Atlantic street. in Brooklyn. they sang " We
shall meet on that beautiful shore"
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An ExcursIon Trains Narrow Escape.

The train starting from Rockaway Beach on
Ihur>a, night at o'clock. on the southern Railroad oi
Lons Island. and which socrowdcd that many had
to stand in the passage ways miracuou.iy escaped de.
,trucuon While within about one mile Of Bushwick ths
loc.motNe struck with such force ~ To upsett
at the ha- fud severely number OF per.
sous notably. Mr. John Seber and Mr. Harper Of Messrs
thiitr Stump- oi Nuamshur-h Mr.. fiskc the super.
lhendcnt of the roai said YESTERDAY that he had MOI
Att hAd an oih Hccpunt oi The accident had heard
Wat a lew persons were slightly injured
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-01
A si.ooo.ooo Fire In Missouri.

PARIS. Mo. Aag. 3l.-A fire broke out about
'cooh TN, afternoon in the CN saloon ami spread rap.
iy on the east west and south side, OF tlo square until
about ten block,o hu,ncs, Houscs amt dwellings were
consumed inc oudiur throc hotels. ~. Post OnOr trc.
~ iii Hl rNplr,, offices The loss Is eslnAicl tunm
slVnVil tu *llIltfp
N,u, umi'r, are without shelter, AMI several I,cs
air rportcd 10 have hccn lost II is ~,d that man
nuntl Ia lnr set tire tu the tlN Saloon lp pluIiu4 oil
ou me floor ami lniuns 1t witt thc remark tlat hr
would "hun the d-d town lie WAS arrested amt
lrl-rd in ul Inuic wa lut one nfD ,n-lue il town.
and me wn~r save out leaving the city To the mere
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-01
Wa. She Fatally Injured by u Constable,

Mary Lloyd Of - Main street. BROOKLYN. re-
ported To the York street police on THURSDAY night that
she had been assaulted and seriously injured by Consta.
Die clark who had tried to dl.pos,e,s her Clark she
sai visited her huu,, IN the afternoon with warrant
anu wien size he i'at"i about going. e struck and IN.
lurti her side 10y throwing her against the bauser rail.
lhs ,l TIE stairs Ihon he took her hN the neck and
It 10 hrow her down stair- hut tile other women in
The house iuiercred Her was deemed 80 crticaI
tha se WAS sent To- the city Hospital Constable Clark
denied the assault Mary Lloyds injuries are deetnet
dangerous Clark was not arrested
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Mary Clark %. William street was sentenced
I one mouh 900 b.a, SW,lls Island. by Justice puny
Nr-iO nv. She lnl sold hcr hahA g. Ellen Guiin,v and
ihrn h"tl women hHd sitit tile money inr wlu.A,y
iut "ts found .m the street. dIunA, with lie
4 -. L. I
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More r.-sou,h Carolina onic,a,. Indicted.

COLUMBIA, Aug. 81. -Four additional indici-
mcni' were found to-day three against ta,, rapcn.
ter, late Collector ol Internal Revenue in tins state tor
iur-cry. aul on' against Woodrun nnl Jones cN Clerks
W the N'nAie nni House, ani piuchls ui tv Erpuh-
mean ituuns 'nmHuf, for tiHWluruuN ral-i- d h.u
Ter rlutnl hN which thcN obtained over S-lNpl Inc
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a Ka,lrond strike Thren,ened

CGNCiNNATI. Aug. 3l.-A committee of the en-
plo,ec, u the Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton Railroad
waited upon President Sho maker th, morning and p;c.
senicd afcmon.trAuce n.anst the order en1titn. the
t tin 90 ii'i-t N.Nl-, "ll'N was ordnfrd 10
cnrct tO morrow MI Shurmah,r said hc WOui lMNr.tl.
sHit r matter ann sDcil Ur order cOu uu h, modified.
lho men declare there viii De general suAe II the or.
iill A. Il
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PARIS. Aug. 3l.-A military tribunal has
passed sentence of death upon LNal. Who acted a-
prmA Mayor of the rW,lnh Arrpnli,,nrut daring the
w commune ami Was HmllA oi luNriliali-n anal 90.
uNIlLL Nln.AL hrIl.ls
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Major Joseph l. OrY.s hlnknr m 30 Pima
',t i",j i"trn \,ir- has hr.n api iui.d iaua
] s.NifNf ll RECEIVED lt- rNmuUi. f..Y t.t q, %.
'u 'r, fdN. MNur oNls Wa- f.,slNVut OF t.t AiutU
NallNn.. H-dA lvg lualucu years.
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PnlLADEIpnIA Aug. 3l.-Ilugh Dryinc WAS
,lulm hcre Niis evening.
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SITTING A,rh,s puAnEanorrs.
DIscredItIng the Report that he Is south OF
the British Line.

WAsHINGToS, Aug 3l.-The Cabinet was
In 's-ion about an hour and a hal. to-day. and
mo-t of the time was occupied in discuss ng
H.. reports in regard to sitting Bull The de-
sist A.s published below. d.scrrI.tng the re-
ports Of the Sioux chief being south Of the
British line, wore read mud it was determined
that the secretary Of War and the Secretary of
the lntor.or should have another conference
with Gen Terry in regard t) ;he commission
% arrange fpr tine return of : tt.ng Buil and his
band. a. there seems To- br good reason to
doubt that the Indians have returned 10 the
United states A civilian Will protnh.y be- So
lrt"t t. accompany Con. Terry, and, unless
positive nrwe SHAH soon bee received 10 the
Ell Z thai SITTING Bun has crossed the line, the
commission VIII pfDeecd to Canade 10 arrange
ior ms return, as qEr'rd nlon with thG Cana
-pat'he- above referred to-
Gen Sherman lu.tcn s,owri me- ,r nr'i' .ll,~. N'-
& ol s I sslLnaa isLS' S!Aa5' S1 Ig'nt ,9%2 e
[n [ ['" eng g' 1tr y ~ 'n' nee &C. a. a. any "9'e,
,, & '' % o %F & esn s, men sooner than agyoely
M c-, " N-c,, s.r.,,p = & w. '' e. o''' '' -
G.a lllr' 'r.m ~ M 'o Az 4, eAcrpt te'.r'n
@ s'n 9grn1 m mnn bi, anna At lcna Ngi gom
f' si d Ss. se w6g NO .g' a ei s sagm m
l,o'rrr rs .nfomcl n il sGfainAS i4cut'',:r "
Opinions dinor among army men ns 10 the
plans Of S,tung Bun Oneof the most expert
rnrrd of our iuiAn n..htnG officer, says that
Snunf Bai has unlounlediy con,municatrd
Miln me- Si2}9N ON NE r,eeNations by mis- rum
with him in general war. then sitting Ban will
rfO-s inc border AMI. when joined hy nll the
ana his Ne2 Per -, and make thing. livrly in
the Northwest II 81 Il q combination cnu hs
generally Of tne opinion that the army in tho
Northwest rouii arrrly maintain their own.
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Escaped from IA Convent.

MONTREAL Aug. 8l.-Miss Loyeloy cf Now
YORK. who escaped from the convent sorc at te,.
trt under the care o her mother hhc i,n,uo ani M
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LONDON, Aug 81 The cotton spinnors Of
I@hish rNhiesley and Aherion, though in the Bolton
district have not yet sivrn notice VI rrucun hut VAL
successful.