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Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, August 8.-flour-Quiet
and steady; western supcrfiDe ~ 100
2 50; extra 81 75la,4 %; family s. 2ja
6 OO. Wheat Western higher and firm
bnt quiet; No. 2 western winter rel,
spot, and seller August 81 0sifBl 08t;
seller September 81 Osi al Osl; seller
October 81 OSinGl o.. Corn Western
higher but quiet; western mixed. spot.
and seller August 4stfa4slc; seller Sep.
terpber 49im+9ic. Steady: ives.
tern white 39tr tOc: DO mixed 3jla3Sc; /;
Pennsylvania 39Na 40c. Rye-More ac.
tive at 7jc. Hay-steady; prime TO
choice Pennsylvania SIS no Provi.ions
Firm and steady; mess pork sl5 ~.
bulk meats and loose shoulders 5ic;
clear rib sides 7.c; do packed 5tNa,stc; !;
bacon shoulder Gic; clear RIB sides &c .
hams I2SIS. IArd-RSfned tIerces
Sic. Buttrr-Steady: prime To choice
western packed I5,a2oc. ERgs-w.sk
at I2c. PetroIrum-Curde nominal; re-
fined sac. Cofre-firm and fairly ac.
tive; Rio cargoes, ordinary 10 choice.
I3fSi3ic. sugar-Firn; A colt l0ic.
Whisky y-Dull At 81 IlCsl lli.
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NEARLY USED UP.

Tanners Stomach Making Energetic Pro-
tests-The Doctor Passes . Restless
Night. and Enters the Last Day Of the
Fast Under Very Discoursging Circum-
stances.
New YORK, August Cdr. Tanner
entered upon the last day of his fast at
noon. His pain is intense and ever
since last night every move he makes
either induces emesis or causes erucla-
tons OF gas. A chemical analysis of the
fluid from his stomach, it is claimed,
shows that the fast has been honestly
conducted. Every hour he walks around
the enclosure without assistance, that
the spectators may see him. At one
o'clock this morning he was quite sick,
and fifteen minutes later he was lying in
a cot with his knees drawn up to his
stomach. lie asked the watchers to
notice his breathing without giving
any reason therefore. His respiration
was found to be IA to the minute and
natural. He fell asleep again, but soon
after made an effort to vomit, but
brought up only spall quantity OF
matter. After a sleep Of an hour the
IDttOT dSdlu uIt" lllulotIl up III a ucdp
and soon had another attack of nausea,
vomiting mucous and water. The sug.
gestion that mustard plaster be put on
his stomach was secuted by the Doctor,
who said nothing would relieve the dis
comfort but beef, wine and iron. He
remained quiet and comfortable until
near oovon, whon hu ,i.U,ed s-n..- ~.
stomach about two ounces OF water,
tinged with bile. He was given, at S:l5,
two and half ounces OF water, which
was soon followed by another attack of
nauseau. Mustarifoo baths made him
quite comfortable again, however. At
10 o'clock the Doctor drank four ounces
OF water, and then descending to the
lower hall walked one lap. lie repeated
the pedestrian performances at II and
IL o'clock and in the interval drank
three ounces of water. At noon he de-
clared his condition good. Two propo.
sails Of marriage and an offer from the
Chicago Lyceum manager for the Doc
tor to lecture through the Western
States, were among the morning mail.
There is very large crowd in the hall.
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SENT UP.
A Well Known New York Manu-
facturer Gets Four Years.

New YORK, August Elm the court
OF General Sessions, to-day, J. Lloyd
Hagh, a well known wire rope manu-
f.c,urer, and the contractor for the wire
oi the East river bridge, who by means
OF false acceptances caused the suspen,,
sion Of the GrOcers Bank, was arralgned
for forgery in the third degree. Through
his counsel he plead guilty, stating that
be had done all in his power to repair
the injury committed and implored a
light sentence. Judge Gildersleeve Sc.
verely reprimanded the prisoner and
sentenced him to hard labor in the state
prison for four years. The SPECIFIC
charge to which Haish pleaded guilty
was the forgery of draft dated Decem
Der IL, 1879, for Si,i95 II, payable TO
and signed by himself and accepted by
Barney Il Ferris, OF Sandusky. 0.
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NOT THE BENDERS,
But Pretty Bad Characters all
the Same-The Prisoners at
Fremont, Neb., Identified.

CmCAGo, August 6.-An Omaha spe-
cial to the Tribune says: A former resi-
den, oi Jacksonville, Ills, has identified
the two prisoners at Fremont, supposed
to be the Benders, as the McGregors, oi
Jacksonville. The man says he knew
them there as hard characters, and he
lett Illinois for Kansas with them in
wagon train, and that McGregor, who,
it is thought, be identical with the Ben
ders, went to Labelle county.
A Tribune Springfield, Ills, special
saws: The records OF that county show
that in 1871, Alexander McGregor oh:
tained a marriage license for himself
and Nancy Ellington, both then inmates
OF the poor house. They Were married
and remained in charge upon the Par
ish until August following, when they
disappeared.
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CLUBBED TO DEATH.
A Mans Brain Beaten Out In
Arkansas.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, August Sat Old
Town, Craigherd county. a few days
since, John F. klinguismith, agent oi
Straight 4 Co, OF Indianapolis, Ind, {,
was killed by Calvin Smith, also OF In
dianapolis, by blows from behind with
a gun. His skull was crushed IN. both
men were engaged in getting out valuable
timber, and had a quarrel OF two or
three years standing, originating IN
business rivalry. Mr.. Montgomery, also
an agent OF Streight 4 Co. s, started Tor
Indianapolis with the body, but owing
to the hot weather was compelled 10
bury it at Gainesville. Page tried 70
escape, but was arrested and jailed.
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THE OFFICIAL MORTGAGE
Which Garfield was Called to New York
to Execute-The Troubles w hich Beset
the Radical Candidate.

the Radical Candidate.
WASHINGTON, August 6.-The so called
conference Of the prominent lights oil
the Republican party, heldiE New York
YESTERDAY. excited the liveliest interest
here; and ii the true inwar,iness OF the
pow-wOw were made known, 1t would
be- developed that most colossal mort
gage is being drawn up for General Gar
field to execute. Ii is demonstrated
now that, without the active co-opera-
tion OF the Grant men, Garfield can not
possibly be elected; and il is the knowl-
edye Oi this fact which constrains Gar
field 10 humiliate himself by going 10
New York and making pledges in ad-
vance. which, ii not made, he will be
lett to tllunder like ship at sea with
out rudier or compass. The candidate
finds himself between two fires. The
Grant leaders are pressing him Tor the
spOis while the conservative element Is
closely watching to see if the capitula-
ton is made. Tne Stalwart wing OF the
party has not felt eutIrelv secure OF get
TIM its share Of Government offices
rom Garfield, and therefore Senator
Conkling has held alOoi from party con-
claves. The conference in New York
intended TO embrace representatives
from all elements of the party.
Now some OF the independ-
ent papers, such a. the Spring
field RepUJiicaa aud Boston Herald, are
loudly warning General Garfield that
he must not surrender to the Stalwarts
that if he does it will drive the con-
servative Republican vote from him.
The Stalwsrt organs maintain that the
candidate and party managers must not
listen To the independents and scratch
ers, as that would carry discomfort
among the solid. untiinching men OF the
party. The managers OF the Republi-
can campaign will therefore have the
problem TO deal with how to enlist the
needed active aid Of the Stalwarts with
out alternating the conservatives.
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BALBO QUITS.

The italian Wife Murderer Ush.
cred into Eternity at the End
Ofa ROpe-"Where's the Sher.
if? Me Wants to GO"-His Last
Request.
New YORK, August 6-Petro Balbo
was hanged to-day for the murder Of
his wife. He remained up all last night.
About II O'Clock he for the first time
exhibited emotion, sobbing repeatedly.
He was unable to procure any sleep, and
frequently pulled out his watch to note
the passing moments. At six o'clock
this morning he attended mass in the
prison chapel, passing under the gal
lows 10 reach that place. He
gael at the instrument OF death,
a moment and then turned his eyes
away. During mass he kept his eyes on
the crucitix, and so absorbed was he
that he did not notice the burning Of a
small vase filled with artificial flowers
and covered with gauze. After mass he
returned to the cell, where he again
prayed and took leave OF his counsel.
lie then drank cup OF coffee, and turn
ing to his lawyer, remarked: "Where's
the sheriff? Me want to CO." On the
way to the scatfold he was perfectly
cool in manner, although his face was
very pale. He knelt under the beam,
clasping the crucifix in his hand and
recited the act Of contrition and made a
prayer, imploring forgiveness. The
moose was then adjusted and the rope
cut The neck was not broken, and
was sixteen minutes befo re life
wsextinct, death resulting from stran-
gulation. The body was left hanging
six minutes longer, and was then low
cred into coffin and formal inquest
held. 1t was then removed to the un.
dertakers, from whence the funeral will
take place tomorrow. A large crowd
assembled outside OF the Toombs and
witnessed the removal OF the body.
NEW YORK, August 6-One OF the
last requests made by Balbo to his
cunsel was to notify the priests OF the
fifteen Italian societies OF this city to be
present at his obsequies. In response
the fifteen gentlemen state that they
will be in attendance, together with
full representation of the members.
They will march in advance of the
hearse.
New YORK, August 6 6--The remains
OF Petro Balbo, the wife murderer. who
was executed to-day, were walked to-
night in an undertaking establishment
on Park street. During the day they
were on exhibition there, and hundreds
OF people thronged the place to view
them, but in the evening Mr.. Kintsing,
Balbo's lawyer, put stop to the pecta-
Gle. The funeral will take place to.mor.
row.
SAN FRANCISCO, August 8. John Nc
Guire, who while an inmate OF the peni.
tentiary year ago, serving a sentence
of murder, killed fellow convict, VIM
L. Andrews, was hanged at San Rafael
to-day.
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THE NATIONS WARDS.
The Campaign Against Victoria-Sharp
Fight With Indians n ear Fort Leaven-


The Campaign Against Victoria-Sharp
Fight With Indians near Fort Leaven-
worth.
WASHINGTON, August 6.-The follow
ing dispatch was received at the War
Department to-day from san Antonia:
EAGLE SPRINGs, August ).
Mexican troops, Tor some reason un-
known To me. have started on their re-
turn to- chihuahua, passing opposite
Fort Quitman last evening. Victoria,
with l25 to $50 warriors, is again across
the river, passing north towards Niego
Pass, Van Horn or Bass Canon. My
troops are now moving rapidly 10 get in
his front. have ordered Company X,
oi the Eighth Cavalry, from stockton,
in the same direction. The Indians are
evidently striking for Guadalupe or
Sacramento.
lSi:ned) GRIERsON, Commanding.
\ dispatch received to day at
the War Department, from Fort
Leayenworth, states that q telegram
from Col. Vale makes the report OF
tight between portion OF his force and
the Indians at Pine Mountains. Four
Indians were killed. One soldier was
killed and three wounded. The troops
also lost ten horses. Col Nalle says
that in making combined movement
on the Indians in the Sierra Firra, a
bend OF which range is at right angles
with the Sierra Del Carracks, bordering
the river. his entire force consisted OF
about TOO men.
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THAT MEXICAE EXPEDITION.
Gen. Sherman Thinks II will Amount to
Nothing.

WASHINGTON, August 6.-Gsn. Sher-
man says Of the DAllyimple project, to
invade Mexico from Texas. the inva-
sion would not amount to anything,
in his opinion. The neutrality laws be-
tween the United States and the Mexi-
can government would, oi course. have
To be maintained by the United States
army, ii necessary. Hence, should
DdllyimpIe attempt an invasion, he
would in all probability be whipped by
both the United states and Mexican
inrces
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0ky UOOD2


Nsv YosE, August 0. DRY Goods
Cotton goods commission houses doing
Q fair business, bat buyers are operating
spasinxiy. A. o rule prints are 10 irreg.
ulaS demand, bot best makes doing fair.
ly. Agents have opened Washington
fancy prints at 81 cents Ginsbams snd
cotton drso goods sctive. .Clothing
voolsns In light demand Flanpsls les
active bot stsady. Horsig1 goods IN
bstteS request
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THE TOOTH JERKERS.
The Doings of the American
Dental Association Yester.

BosroS, August 6.-At the session OF
the American Dental Association to-day
a report on dental education was pre-
sented by DR.. J. N. Grouse, OF Chicago.
II urges that the Association should nix
some standard of preliminary education
to be required by dental colleges. The
question whether dentistry was a
speciality of medical science or not
was considered in the paper submit
ed by DIR. L. {. Ingersoll, OF keokuk.
Dr. ingersoll advocated the separation
OF medicine and comparative dentistry,
The paper was favorably received and
a general discussion followed.
The following officers were elected Tor
the ensuing wear: President, DIR. c. n.
Pierce, OF Philadelphia; Vice Presidents,
w, C. Barrett, OF Buffalo, and u. j..
Freidricks, OF New Orleans; Receiving
secretary, G. p. Gushing, OF Chicago;
Corresponding Secretary. \. NJ. Dudley,
of Salem; Treasurer, ". H. Goddard
of Louisville, Ky.
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GEORGIA DEMOCRATS.
The Dead Lock on Governor
Nineteen Ballots Without q
Nomination.

ATLANTA, August 6-ln the Demo.
cratic State Convention ballo;ing Tor
a candidate for Governor Was resumed
to-day. The fifteenth ballot shows no
change from the tenth, taken Just before
adjournment last night.
After the nineteenth ballot the con.
vention adjourned till TO morrow. The
vote stood: Calquitt 2ll, Lester IS.
Hardmsn 81. Gartrell II, Warner l3;
neceaaary 10 n choice 234
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Conklins. Oh Where was Hes

NEW YORK, August 6.-Among the
callers to-day upon General Garfield
were Murat fIalstead, Senator Logan,
Justice swayne, OF the United States
Supreme Court, Whitelsw Reid and
Congressman Conger. General Gar
field, soon after breakfast, visited . pho.
tograph gallery, and upon returning te
the hotel held a reception. The yeter:
ans OF the war and the Boys in Blue"
seren rded General Garfield this evening
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Murcierer Caught.

CmcAGo, August d - Daniel Z. O'Neil,
y laborer in the brick yards, was ar
kes,ed to-day, charged with the
>icMahon murder. which was commit
III NV days since. O'Neil denies all
konpli,ity in the affair, but Mrs. Me-
ithon positively Identifies him as the
nan who entered their bed room at
Aylight, and, on being discovered, shot
per husband.
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The account has been made up and it
is found to amount to SIG, ,259. The heirs
are Betty Taylor Doddridge, daughter OF
Taylor, and Miss Sarah Knox Wood, his
granddaughter. No application has
been made for the money, but il is ready
any time they call for it. One or both
OF the heirs are thought to be in Europe.
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wha, Will Happen Nexte

LoUIsv LIE, Ky August 6.-An Over
hon special To the COUrier-JOUrRqi yester-
6ay saws: While Cope Reyerman and
Iamilv were attending the funeral OF a
neixhbor's child, near here, a four year
old child Of Reverman's inquired what
.the grave was dug for, and being told,
BOOK long look at the coffin and then
6ropped dead.
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FRA HCE.
The Crusade Aesins, the Jssuits,

PARIS, August 6.-The repeated an
nouncement that the Jesuits int nd to
reopen their colleges is 4 challenge
which the government will meet by re.
pealing the law OF 1850, which the
Rpubiiqn Frdncai1 declares made the
surveillance of the Jesuits illusory. gave
superior instruction into their hands,
and encourageda u faction hostile to the
patinn
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Nav Msxico Republicans.

DENVER, Col, August Ga Tribune
Santa Fe special says: The Republican
Tel :itorial Convention, to-day, nomi-
mated Hon. Tranquilius Luna Tor dele
gate to Congress, aud Colonel William
Bredlu was chosen Chairman OF the
Executive Committee.
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a Horrible DeAth.

Nkw YORK, August GA fire took
place this morning in the Manhattan
VINEGAR Company's works, Brooklyn,
and when the flames were exunguisneo
the charred remains OF the watchman,
Henry Susa, were found.
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AUSTRIA.
Great Damsre BY Floods.

VIENNA, August 8.-The floods in
Marivia, Galicia and Silesia are very
serious, and railroad traffic is interrupt.
ed. Bridges are carried away and rivers
are overlooking their banks. Great loss
has been sustained to crops and other
movable property.
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Accounts Of the Navy Department All
Right

WASHINGTON, August 6.-The Fourth
Auditor OF the Treasury Department to-
day addressed letter TO the Secretary
Of the Navy, stating that careful exam
ination had been made OF the accounts
OF the Navy Department covering four
years iron July |, 1875, to June 81, 1879.
The money transactions OF this period
amount to S70,5il,I 40, and in disburs-
ing this large sum not single Office has
defauted nor has single dollar been
lost to the Government.
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Where Burrows was Whipped.
RUSSIA.
Jumping ct Conclusions.

DUMPING % C0noIulfon1-
ST. PrraRsBURo. August 6.-At nine
o'clock last night, . house porter was
wounded by a shot fired by one Of two
we'll dressed men, both of whom were
captured by the police, with the assist.
ance Of bystanders, after a slight resist.
ance. This is supro 'ed to be q Nihilist
attempt to kill spy in the person Of .
house porter.
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TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.
An Excursion Train Plunges
Through q Bridge Into u Ca.
nal.

" -
nal.
CINCINNArr, August 6.-The Gd:ttt,''
Waverly. Ohio special reports that
three passenger cars in an exsursion
train returning from Niagara Falls to
Jackson, Ohio, via the Springfield
Southern railroad, went through the
hSie'e eippkf2l the canal faEg afrolt a.
jumped the track and went over the
bridge, carrying it down and throwing
the other cars of the bank. The loco.
motive crossed safely. A hun.
dred and fifty passengers, resi-.
dents OF Jacksonville and vicinity. were
on the train. The casualties are: David
DUNCAN, killed; Thomas DUNCAN, back
broken; Mrs Bertsch, arm broken. The
following are severely injured: Mrs,
Davis, DR.. W. I. Scott. Edward
Copeland, James Mclaughlin, Mrs.
Elvina Poor, j. W. Laird, A.
Washam and George Davis. The
slightly injured are: Miss Jessie Muir
ply, George Black. Berry Steele, Artie
MOnahar and Efiie Mcclure. The
bridge was about twenty feet above the
canal
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Thursdsy's Fire At st. Louis

ST. LOUIS, August 6.-The loss by the
burning OF the railroad freight houses
in E ct st. Louis, last Thursday alter
noon, is not 90 great - at nrst sup
posed. Those best able to Judge now
place the total loss at $4,000. No In
surancs on nail Dad property.
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Ph,ladelphians in Trouble.

PHILADELPHIA. August 6.-The grand
iury has indicted Isaac Mcbride, Fran
els p. Goodwin, Augustus Harmon,
Chas. W. Schell and Joseph Mckinney;
The charge is conspiracy growing out OF
issuance Of fraudulent tavern license
bonds.
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TURKEY.

The Porte Will Come Down Gracefully
LONDON, August 6.-Narious special
dispatches indicate that the Porte will
probably conform to the demands Of the
Powers on the Montenegro question.
and that the threatened naval demon.
stration will not take place.
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THE PRESIDENTIAL MANSION.
Putting the White House in Order for q
Democratic Tenant

WASHINGTON, August Ga score OF
men are at work putting the White
House in repair and giving it a thorough
cleaning. The gas fixtures have been
removed for rehurnishing; handsome
ornaments, &c, have been either boxed
or covered; carpets are being busted,
and quite lot OF painting and calcimin-
ing will be done. The main portico is
to have a fresh coat OF paint, as are
othe- parts oi the exterior OF the build
ing; new glass anu sash are being put in
the conservatory, and the rooms occu-
pied bv the clerks are to be touched up.
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GENERAL WASHINGTON DIS
PATCHES.
Enlistiug Boys for the Navy.

WASHINGTON, August 6.-The United
States steamer Michigan is at Grand
Haven. Mich, en- route for Chicago.
The Michigan, in addition to her regu-
lar patrol duty, is engaged in enlisting
boys for the naval training slips. She
visits Chicago for this purpose. A con-
siderable number Of western boys have
already enlisted, aud as the material is
frst-class, the Secretary is very anxious
to secure as much more OF the same sort
as possible,
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Strike of Messenger Boys.

New YORK, August 6.-The American
District Telegraph boys in down town
offices struck to.dav for an increase OIL
wages. This strike caused for time
great inconvenience to bankers, brokers,
merchants and business men generally.
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Humber Of Troops In Afshanissan.


LONDON, August 6-Both from Eng.
land and India reinforcements are being
energetically dispatched, and besides
six battalions of infantry and three
batteries of artillery will soon bs pass.
ing through the Sues Canal. Without
counting the recent addition. the total
number Of troops occupied BY the
Afghan war is 10000. Of which number
10000 are within the frontiers of Al.
ghanistsn.
Where Burrows Wa Whipped.
Sanghar. where Ayoob Kahn was re-
ported on the lst inst, is midway be-
tween Kushk-i.Nakhud and Hyderabad,
thirty miles apart. The battle between
Gen. Burrows and Ayoob Kahn's forces
was fought few miles north OF Kushk.
i.Nskhud. The Afghans, therefore, in.
stead OF advancing must have fallen
back short distance.
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A Woman Hangs HersslE

SAN Francisco, August 6.-Mrs. W.
T. Pritchard, the wife OF q well known
turfman Of Sacramento. committed sui.
eide in that city this morning, by hang
ing herself in an srbor in her garden.
The act is supposed 10 have been caused
by her husbands business troubles.
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BACK PAY.

A Bonsn.a for the Heirs Of President
Taylor.
WASHINGTON. August 6.-Congress at
its last session provided for the payment
of the remainder of the years salary to
the heirs of President Zachary Taylor.
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Condem ming the Evscuation Of Cabul.

LONDON, August Ga correspondent
at Bombay. discussing the evacuation OF
Cabul, saws: The heat in the Passes is
terrible, and the loss OF life from tfis
cause will probably he great. The coo.
demnaton Of this hurried retreat 10 mi.
yeraal.
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ANOTHER Engagement for rhe Radical Side
| Show.

Cu,rrAroUA, =. Y, August 6.-Gen.
Pirneld telesrsphs that be will DO here
D-morrow 10 attend the reunion Of the
christian Commission. Gen. Hancock
Pas been invited.