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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-01-12
JAMES ANDERsON'S EsrIrr.

STATE or VERMONT, District Of hsBchsstsI.ss
In Probate Court held at Manchester within
and for said District on the goth day OF Dsss ntsr
A. d., 1881.
Present. Hon. Ranney howard, Judge.
An Instrument purportisg TO b. the lss. win md
Testament Of James Anderson, late OF hsBelss.
tea in said district, deceased, being presented by
Caroline A, Bsrrus, the EIecntnI therein named,
for Probate, 1t ~ orde ed by said Court that
all persons concerned therein DO notified 10 ~.
pear at 3 session thereof. to be held ~ ,hs
Probate Ofioe IN Manch ester. in said disiric. Gu
the lsst Wednesday In January A. D., 1882, Al
10 O'Clock In the forenoon, and show csnss II Any
they have, sgainst tho probate Of aid viii; tor
which purpo,e II Ia further ordered, that this
order be published three se,ks sueeeniv.iy In
the Manchester JOURNAL, abe~tpspsr publisb.
ed 1T said Manchester In this State. previous 70
SAID time Of hearing.
BY the Court,
233w Artist. RANkEY HOWARD. Jsdet.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-01-12

1bs deeis4as = Bsst Superiuiendeut
hegasBm ta,si ihs saFi1gs 6anks a. Ns~
8sst alp seitsiaea from isror,ihe 10 49,
lrsaAa ~ 0easFia lsacaass .ls ftpaasaisd
gsaiea II hB asti " ls7J xill poi he
agreeable FrsdinF ior the I-sTis q The
pFmisa aga pf0spefnsas sa.sassscas y eslih that
has lusi lseaa diss.l4yaag her grr~ioess Al
~ AilaHts Estihalaa tl4ey osaasA sat.
hoswv, t.sai ,hsy a. tod Acssrse lha
lamlllsls.a
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-01-12

Mothers and Daughters should feel
alarmed when WEAKNESS constantly OPP.
presses them. IF ! am fretful from ex.
banstion Of vital powers and the color is
fading from my face, Parker's Ginger
Tonic gives quick relief 1t builds me mp
and drives away pain With wonderful GER
tain'y. Buffalo lady.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-01-12

Il il saaatpAted that s1y1. oo1. es9 bias
tuea kldci 10 the railroad construction
lntesla.ss, u tbs eoaIiTy aar.ns lae pas;
year When Il comes 10 buildinss. New
lork city claims 10 have sponi So. coO,
90 is nes eaildiugs the pas, year. while
Chicago bcssis Of 10000 new buildings,
and ether csiies And towns nAke similar
fhihits pr0poriionaily
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-01-12

Everybody who knows anything Of Hon.
James ID. Parker, knows his word is as
good as his-bond, and either is as good as
gold. He says in recent letter. The
Guilmette Pad has cured me OF severe
ease of inflammation Of the kidneys, and
that, too. after had paid out about ninety
dollars for other remedies and treatment. >
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-01-12
Fire atSouth Londonderry
SPECIAL BY GREEN NOUN.
TAIN TELEGRAPH LINE.

sarn LONDONDERRY, jan II, 80 p. m.
The Peabody House, at Son,li London.
derry. is on iirs.
A later despatch says the house was
wholly burned lowu but MOST Of the fur.
niture WIS saved. II is not lnoTn how
tue fire orr mated
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-01-12

To suffer constant headache, depression OF
spirits, longing for food aud not being
able to eat when put before you, gnawing
pains IN the stomach, lassitude and gen
eral feeling Of oneness; but capital joke
TO find that BURDoCK BLOOD BIrrERs NJ
move all these symptoms and only cost
81 90, trial size 10 cents
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-01-12

Several years ago, all the female con.
yiats in thu Indiana penitentiary wer
placed ia charge Of Sarah Smith, aphilan
,hropic Quaker, for the purpose Of TESTING
kindness AS means OF reformation. ShG
has Two hundred girls and women undsl
her care, and the change is wonderful
They are required to perform certain work,
from which they earn their own support
and they are KEEP, within an enclosure
bu, there are no high stone walls. barrel
windows nor armed guards. Eight WI
men assistants are all that she requires 4
control these prisoners, and severe punisl
ncnis and depriva,ions are unknown. j
has been proved, says an official report
that eighty per cent Of these conyicts a.,
40 far reformed ths, on release they begi'
10 Lead reputable lives.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-01-12

4 certain class Of Now Workers are max
ing great ado over Oscar Wilde, the En-
glsih 'sss,he,e, as he ia called by some Of
our contemporaries. Wide claims ~ IT,
AZ nsshr,ic poe, ard has written sol.. -
foolish nonsense As uAs ever evolved frob'
the train Of q mi-lunaiic. We kepe The
number who 80 wili over him viii 10 w
~ few iAdeed. We had snobs snough be-
fore be came aud he is too too much
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-01-12

paisop, Eba iurniiars Trades sassd highest
70 the naml.sF 81 iSllafea ana 10 The order
passd iae hns tsiag credited vita
isWty.Hre issi sres aud ,he las, slih four.
8gsaf
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-01-12

Some fifteen deer have been seen lately
in the vicinity Of Rutland. One appear
to lave its abiding place near Pitisford,
sidie others inhabit the mountains to the
eastward of this place. fg'
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-01-12

Hon. John l.. Martin, Of Londonderry,
Speaker Of the House OF Representatives
has removed to Brattleboro and bought
out the interest OF Charles n. Davenport
in tue law firm OF Eddy 4 Davenport
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-01-12

Death to rats, mice, reaches aud sunts
PARSONS EYTERMISAToR. Barns, graner'
les and households cleared in singl.
night. No fear of bad smells. Best and
cheapest yeImin killer in the world. Sold
everywhere.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-01-12

The total number Of business iAilnres
daTing the year 1851 "a reported At l6i,
with assets amounting 10 81. so, ot.d, AID
liabilities Al sll, 100. 931 The grocery.
cigar sai tobacco. boot and shoe, produce
and provision, lignor, fancy goods and
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-01-12
GUARDIANS NOTICE TO SELL

=
tTtTr or VERMONT. District OF hsnshsstr -
In Probate Court held At Manchester Stkis
ard for sad district, on the 3ist dxy VI Dee
cmbtr A. b. 1871
Heit,i Batch -ldef. GuAfditp VI Alb, all Aasss
Of Peru, N said district, makes application 10
said Cnuit for lietD,e Ia sell he foll0viDf Dc.
scribe rial estate IL his tsid wAid, to vii'isLs
sad Abigail Adams homestead and dover IN.
t.ie't snd title IN and ulto all the real c.tsis
situate IN Ptiu, shsroof her hu,b.sd, joel
Adj ms, ate Of Peiu, decened. died ,eln and
osseecd, represening that tho ssie ibessf,
Tor Il purpose oiputtiog the proce.dp ~ ,ueh
,Alo a. ln'ei,si OF Investing the ssmo III sisets
or zeal estate, would Do bei ,6c'sb 10 aid snd,
also Tor The resson ih,t the personal 'sasit of
said wsid Ii instfloi,it Tor her support md
msiD,sinsnce.
Whereupon, it Is ordered by said court. Mst
said application be referred TO session Thereof,
to be held at the probate ofico In said Msneies.
ter on the Goth day OF January a. D., 1872 II
10 O'Clock a. m d, for hearing and decision thao.
on: and, 1t IL further ordered, that III pers3ns
interested be notified thereof. by publication "
said application and order thereon. three wssts
successfully In the Manchester Journal, pab.
lisbed At said Manchester. before said tint Of
hearing, that they may appear st said time asd
place, and, II they see cause, object thereto.
i7s Attess. hANNEY HOWARD, yuds..
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-01-12

Mr.. f, G. Carrigan, well known in Yer
has been chosen principal of the Boston
evening high school aud is also, studying
law
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-01-12

The mother Of Mr.. f. c. White, super
intendent Of the Bennington & Rutland
railroad, died Dec. oath at Cambridge.
.Iass, aged SO.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-01-12

During the short ten months OF his Off
eial career, ostaAaster-General James,
with the help OF his subordinates, has re.
duced paymsAts for service on Star and
s,ean,boa, routcs nearly $1,000. 600 over
,he corresponding period Of the previous
year. As result OF his labors. aided by
,hs improvement in the business of the
country, the psst-ofiic department, for the
quarter ending October /, came within
sla9'I02 70 Of paying expenses, which is a
gain OF nearly 81, 1900, 900 over the CORES.
ponding quarter last year. In the quarter
Just closed. the accounts which have not
yet been made mp. it is confidently expect
tina, the department has been actually self
sustaining for the first time since the war.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-01-12

Dan'l Plank, Brooklyn. Tioga Co.., Pa.
describes it thus: II rode thirty miles
for bottle Of THOMAS EcLEcTRIc On
which effected the ,eondeyfm cure Of q
crooked limb in six applications; it proved
worth more than gold to me-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-01-12

Ladies who appreciate elegance and pu.
rity are using Parkers Hair Ba)sam. II
is the best article sold for restoring gray
hair to its original color, beauty and iustre.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-01-12

cures Coughs. Colds, bronchitis Whooping
cough. Group. Influence, Consumption
aud all diseases Of the Throat, Lungs and
Chest 90 cents and 81 q bottle. 2sly
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-01-12

The reform school addition will be ready
Ior occupancy in about two weeks.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-01-12

The Riverside slate mill at Fairhaven
was burned Sunday. Loss about $1,000.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-01-12
Births.

A. no,.st J.n ah. ga - N, .sa NJ
John y MssG,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-01-12
Marriages.

A. oss.,s,, Ia. sA, o-orsso ,nss .ua u,
LaCs A. NJ Astuu
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-01-12
Deaths.
WANTS.

Aa,sru.snsnts. ander hi. head, t.e cent.
lice each Insertion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-10
The American Navy Abroad.

WASHINGTON, August S.-The Navy De
partment has received report rom hcaI-
Admiral Crosby, commanding the south
Atlantic station, under date OF Rio de
Janeiro, July nth, in which he says that
since his last communication his relation,
with the authorities, both on shore ana
dat have continued to be OF the most
friendly nature. On the 3Oth OF June he
hall. mastcd colors on board the flagship
Brooklyn in memory Of the late Rear Adj
miral Rodgers, and was oined III tnis ny
all the men-oi-war in port and the ior'S on
81. shore. On the Sd OF July IL. b. NJ. ship
Swiftsure arrived and saluted him Win
thirteen guns. The salute could not mol, be ere re,
turned. as all the ammunition had been
landed and the reason was explained. On
the evening Of the Sth he was presented 10
the Emperor Of Brazil by the United etlle,
Minister. He was accompanied by ms sl', U
and number Of officers from the Brook
lyp. A special audience was granted Dl
the Emperor. After the interview they
were presented to the Empress.
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Alter Ton YGnrs

FUGITIVE FROM JUSTICE, THE SON or
WEALTHY MONTGOMEBY-COUNTY FARMER,
Is ARRESTED FOX MURDER-TIIE HISTORY OF
HEINOUS CRIME.
Some time during the year 1872 David
Hall, the son OF wealthy farmer OF Mont
gomery county, murdered Charles BOwyer,
a citizen OK the same county, under the
following circumstances There had been
protractcd litigation between the BowycTS
and Halls father, 10y which the latter man
aged 10 recover the entire property OF the
former. An action OF unlawful dctainCr
was then brought by Hall to recover pos
session. When the sheriff undertook 10
diSpOSscSs them he was met with stubborn
resistance. but finally succeeded. The de-
ceased. in company with his brother John,
then started 10 Giles county for the purpose
OF asking IN injunction from the Judge OF
the Circuit Court. Before they had GONE
very far Thomas Hall sWorc out Il warrant
for assault and battery AGAINST the Bow
ycrs. They were arrested and brought 10
ChildTcSs'S store, and the trial was adj
iourncd to "a place near 10y called Auburn,
to which point all parties Started. The de-
ceased desired 10 GO by way oi the cabin
into which they had moved, and was l.
meet the others at Auburn. When he
came within sight oi the cabin Dave Hall
appeared. and after some words raised hi-
gun 10 shoot. Bower begged pitcouSly
for his lifc-lc not being armed-but with
out avail. lie was shot down like do",
his dead body remaining where murdered
until the following morning.
The only witnesses 10 the affair were an
old lady and little girl about nine years Of
age. whom he threatened TO Kill when he
discovered that they had witnessed the
decd
Hall has been fugitive from justice
ever since the murder. On last Thursday,
while returning from his fathers home to
North Carolina-traycling by ni@ht-hc
stole a saddle from gentleman living near
FLOYD Courthouse, and being caught in The
act. was shortly thereafter lodged in lall.
The .herifl OF that county, looking upon
him a, suspicious character, wrote
to Dcputy-Sherif +. y. Crush, OF
Montgomery, describing the horse that
Hall had in his possession. n
man living on Thomas Il. Hal
farm overheard Mr.. Crush reading
the letter. and immediately recognized the
horse as that Of Halls father. y mcsScn-
ger was dispatched. who reached Floyd
Courthouse just Is the prisoners brother
was i'm the act Of baling him on The charge
Of larceny. \ warrant was issued, chars--
ing Hall with the murder Of BoWycr, AMI
he was forthwith reminded to jail to await
the arrival Of the authorities from Mont
eomerv county. He was taken 10 ehlH-
tinsburg last SUNDAY, and Il prcillnih'u!
examination will be granted him to-day.
This is one Of the most atrOcious muir
ders we have ever chronicied; and though
the tend has escaped punishment iof tGi'
wears. II is thought that he will pay the
nenalU Of death for his crime. Lp.chbuf9
T1qinidn.
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The ycnnuettc's Dead.
METALLIC BURIAL-CAsKETS TO BE SENT TO ST.
PETERSBURG FOR THE REMAINS OF LIEUTEN-
ANT DE Long AND PARTY.

METALLIC BURIAL-CASKETS TO BE SENT TO ST.
PETERSBURG FOR THE REMAINS OF LIEUTEN-
ANT DE Long AND PARTY.
The Secretary OF the Navy having re-
solved on the transportation Of the bodies
Of Lieutenant De Long and his comrades to
this country, the question Of the bestmcthOd
Of securing that result has been considered
bv the officers Of the Department. Some
weeks since the Metallic Bulial-Casc Com
uanv, of New York, wrote to President
Arthur Offering to provide 4 sufficient
number Of hermeticaly.sCalcd caskctS IN
which to bring the bodies TO this country.
They called attention to the unsatisfactory
results i'm many cases of cmbaming, and
claimed that with the baskets named, with
out any special preparation. the bodies
might be taken Is they now are, and once
sealed ND would remain without change or
decomposition for years.
President Arthur sent the letter and
offer to the Secretary OF the Navy, VINO
conferred with SurseOn-GenelaI =. ;.
Wales. and a few days since the following
TELEGRAM. accepting the proiier OF the
caskets, was received:
". S. Wood, ice-PreSidet Metallic b.
riai- case company, No. $50 fe"Tt street,
Neic York.:
| am directed by the Secretary OF the
Navy to accept your ollcr OF eleven Durl;',
co.kets. Please have them packed ana
delivered for shipment to American Minis
for ST Petersburg, by the Nelson line OF
steamers ria Hull. PHILIP s. WALES,
SUPERINTENDENT United states Navy.
In making the proiler Of the reeeptacleS
for the bodies OF Lieutenant De Long ana
! his comnanions the Metallic-Case Compan!
| say ,,.o., l., ,o1,o, -.
they now are 6rozem and wrapped III ieli
oni hacked i'm cork-duSt in the metallic
Baskets and permanently sealed. ihcl
wron tbe casket in felt, and then pack lh'
box in cork-dust; also cover the DON wiz
| felt We believe the caloric from thc outer
air cannot penetrate to the frozen Oooles
and il il did by long exposure SO penetrate
that tbe bodies would not To any great On
tent he affected, by reason OF their DC
inc in pcrIectly air-tight receptacles, Wller'
me moisture could be evolved TO ala lh
thawing process; and they must, OF Soer9e
romain i'm this frozen state for an lhdeliniI
ror;od The proposition totake the Dodie
70 s.. Petersburg and thaw ana then en-
b,Im them cannot but result uila'oI"piS
we believe that the process oil tllaWlhS III
Ibodies will Of itself commence ana has.c'
decomposition, which cannot be ARRESTED
Inv anv embalming process. ~,
The process OF embalming under u, ID
,nst favorable circumstances has prove
ineffective, as in the case of President :, In III
roln. who had 10 be removed to an air-'is =,
metallic casket; and more recently 'n
,,roia nation was shocked and GrieVed q
th nJ resnIt in President Garfield case, an
only found relief when the remains 1a and w FL
taken from the wooden seGeplael@,i aH no ~
embalming being ignored, placed IN III
rene easket.-Neo York Herald.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-10
Colonel ID. j. WOOdfn the Straight
out Republican Nominee for the
Sixth District.

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
LYNCUBURG, August 9.-Thc Straight
out Republican Convention for the Sixth
district assembled here to-day and nOmi-
mated Colonel ID. j. Woodlin, Of Bucking-
ham, for Congress.
The delegation was as full as that Of
any previous Republican convention in
the district, and the proceedings were en-
tirely harmonious. The nomination was
made by acclamaton. amid considerable
enthusiasm.
\ letter from Colonel Woodfin was read,
in which he declared that il nominated he
would canvass the district and fight to the
end.
The Convention, with unanimity, passed
resolutions ignoring the Administration,
endorsing Dawson for congressman at
large, and arraigning the Coalitioni>ts.
After appointing canyasscrs and commit
tees and adopting measures for the cam
Daign the Convention adjourned sine die.
At night ii mass-meetinG was held, and
speeches were made by John 7. billiard,
J. b. Work, W. s. Grigsby, jacob Fal-
well, aud others.
The Coalition Convention meets on the
10th and the Democratic on the 18Th IN
slant
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peuzancc but No Pirates.

LoNpoN. August 9-l0:3O 4. N.-Thc
North German Lloyd~ steamer Mosel, IRON
Bremen August 9Th and southampton An
rust Sth. for New York, is aground under
Lizard Point, and her position Is preca-
rious. The passengers are now landing,
II 4. M-Thc Lloyds agent telegraph'
that the Mosel has hole through her bow.
She struck at 81 O'Clock this morning. Tugs
have been sent to her assistance. The
weather is calm and hazy.
1880 4. MA telegram received in Lon-
don announces that all OF the passengers OF
;he Mo,el have landed at Penzance.
Ldter.-The stranded steamer Mo,el
struck the rocks Dow on Immediately under
the Lizard signal-station during a dense
fog. She had on board GOO or 700 passen-
gers and full cargo. The boats were at
once launched, and the passengers, mails,
and specie safely landed. Tugs arrived at
the scene Of the disaster, and an attempt Is
being made to get the steamer anoat.
should the weather continue fine 1t Is pro-
bable the cargo will be saved in damaged
condition, although there is still a posi-
bility that the steamer may prove total
wreck.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-10
Alabama DcmOcrotic.

SELMA. ALA, August 9.-Specials to the
Times received last night from about NIFTY
counties Of the State show the election Of
O'Neal and all the Democratic state ticket
by large majority, though much reduced
from that of 1880. The election was very
quiet, and light vote was polled every
where. In Black-Belt district the Republic
cans were not organized, and many negroes
voted the Democratic ticket. In the north
ern part OF the State the Republcan-lnde-
pendent-Greenback State ticket was sue
cessful in many counties. Colbert, Gull
man. De Kalb, Elmore, Elwohla, Law
renee, Lauderdalc, Limestone, Jackson
Madison, and Morgan have all elected In
dependents to the Legislature.
In a number of counties the Democrats
have been successful by only narrow ma.
iorities, and in others an official count viii
Inc necessary to decide the result. The
probabilities are that the Democratic ticke'
will not have more than 10000 majority,
and that there will be at least twenty lnde'
nendents in the Assembly.
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YellOW.FQvor.

WASHINGTON. August 9.-surgeon-Gene-
raj Hamilton, OF the Marine Hospital Ser
vice, has received telegram from the col
lector Of customs mt Brownsville, Texas, as
follows: 1.-THE sanitary condition OF this
port Is not good, yellow-fever Of mild
form prevailing here. The fever is Of q
more malignant type at Matamoras, against
whicL place a quarantine has been estab-
lished. The shipping Of the port thus far
Is not affected"
This dispatch was shown to the Secreta-
ry OF the Treasury, who Immediately tele-
graphed to Governor Roberts, OF Texas,
as follows:
"Do you desire the action Of the Gov
eminent in assisting to suppress the yell
low-fever az Brownsville?"
To which Governor Roberts replied by
telegraph rs follows
"If the fever is epidemic in Brownsville
we will need assistance. Will let you
know. / have advised the scattering Of
the people in camps. The state health Of
ficer il there
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Tho EcYpfInn Troubles.

LONDON, August 9.-Thc Nc,rS has the
following dispatch from ConStantinoplc:
d" An impression prevails that the sitting
on Thursday will he the last meeting of The
conference. II is believed that at that >eS-
sion a notification viii be given that Arab
Pacha will at once be proclaimed rebel,
and that arrangements will be made be-
tween Turkey and England in regard to
the dispatch OF troops. No troops VIII
leave before them"
The Gdzette publishes a list OF naval OIL
GERS promoted for their services during the
bom6ardment OF Alexandria. including
Lord Chares Bere;ford, who is raised TO
the rank OF captain.
TROOPS UNDER ORDERS AND En- ROUTE.
SIMLA, August 0.-The SiXty-third rcgi-
mcnt OF foot has been ordered Immediately
TO reinforce the Indian contin@ents Tor
Egvpt. Three more batteries have been
ordered TO hold themselves in readiness for
service.
BOMBAY, August 9.-Fiye transports
with troops sailed for Egypt Yesterday;
seven more will start to-day. General sir
Herbert MACPHERSON and staff will start
to-day on board the lIeydaSpcs.
LONDON, August 9.-The Royal Irish
DRAGON Guards left Alder>hot early this
morning by train for Southampton, where
they will embark on board the steamers
Greece aud City Of New York for Egypi.
GRAyEsEND, August 9.-The steamer
Verina, with $50 men OF the Durham reSi-
mcnt, sailed for the East to-day.
LoNDON. August 0.-Fiyc more turkish
battalions have arrived in Crete. Dcrylsch
Pacha is expected tomorrow.