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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
TWO NOTED

TWO NOTED HORSES TO TRoT RACE
Cmco AL A%s & 2 r5 T9g S. bos Te9 10 e
Place at Minneapolis in sepemoer
BOYS FATAL FALL
ALBANY Aug 22.-Edward Grant ConnOr, age
ph fell t dns Sn raefSFs h. .Ea Ep
at the base OF the BRAIN He Is dying.
FATALLY SHOT By HIMSELF.
SHAMoKIN, Penn, Aug; 22.-HOward John. age
fStay s6ot himself the BAL penetrating brain
MULES TO BE SHIPPED 10 ALEXANDRIA.
PHILADELPHIA. Aug 22-Ihe t:ngllsh steamship
be taken Alexandria, Egypt for the English Government
ODD FELLOWS IN SESSION.
Rr-rFAIO Aug. 22-rhe Grand Lodge of Odd
Fellows Of The of NewYorS mot in session here today
fully 500 delegates being in attendance The Convention
A WELL WITH MAGNETIC PROPERTIES.
YANKToN. D. f., Aug 22.-Ihc second artesian
Xe gSISa S h i the Water speey magnetzed
FAILURE At MEMPHIS, TENN.
MrvpUrs Tenn. Aug. 22-LOuIs Dush, dealer in
stoves tnware made az asssnmeEt his m0Tnns d Ills
'''pp 10 'lV ALRANY TROOPS AT NEw.HAvEN.
NFW-H AVEN, Conn., Aug. -Z.-lne washington
SSny ID gnenL arrived By boat and dned at savn
i'0' THE END OF A CONSPIRACY CASE
LEBANON Penn Agg % t9s d HsS Gass sot, of keuSfn
Robb against the officers OF tne % 9ta % , neci m
30 responding verdict Of acquitt was rendered
KILLED WHILE AT HIS WORK.
Providence, X. l., Aug. 22.-Nlilam ii. Park
hurst an GmPoye ot IL VPham 90 "a % ,a snSp
from machine.
A wOMANs CHARITABLE REQUESTS.
BOSTON Aug 22.-lhe late Mrs. Sarah Somes
Preston Boston tho disposition OF several hundred th9n
SAND dollars beQueathcI $1,000 TO the Boston Home for
Aged Men; $4,000 the Boston Homo for Aged Women
and - the Female Charitable society OF Gloucester
THE VIRGINIA GUARDS IN BOSTON
RosTON Aug 1.-The Virnnil Guards (c0 ored !,
numbering thirty men who visit TO the NORTH ar
nved here this morning Providence Ihe men Iooeeuea
to the hcaquarers OF the 6th Massachusetts hsgneh1
whose g,ests they are the members OF company
t her with the Vrgnians embarked on steamer 10 spend
the day a Downers Londing .
AN ALLEGED MUEDERER IN CUSTODY.
Pun ,nFI PuIA Aug. 22.-JOhn Devlnney was
arrested here late night The charge against nm Is
mnicitv IN the murder of Bernard McMalon IN December
NcNahon was dead la the street whle pursuing
sone thieves who had attempted 20 rob ms grocery
'O'N T,vo ocoUNrERFElTERs SENTENCED.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 22.-Nlliam H. hoDlnssoh
alias Gopher Bill" conntorieiter Was Nv
IJge Rler I'm the United states District Court 10 eSht
yesrs Imprisonment and $500 nne Alfred Hubbard eonyet
"a of making and passing counterfeit money was sentenced
20 two yearS aud six Imprisonment and $oOO nue.
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sKlRMSHERs NEAR RAMLEH.

k1rXANpRIA Aug 22.-Ihls afternoon about GOO
Hichlanders made a reconnaissance from Gabriel
Station. at Ramleh, in the direction OF kafI-el-
Dwar simultaneously the fOrty-pounders at
Water Works Hill opened fire. The Egyptians re-
ped after the third round. There was no infantry
firing. The British are bringing more heavy guns
into position about $50 yards i'll advance of their
present Ramleh lines.
The fact that the demonstration by the outposts
at Ramleh yesterday afternoon did not draw any
infantry fire is considerably commented upon as
possibly showing that the withdrawal of part Of
Arab Pachas troops has already begun.
LONDON. Aug 22-The correspondent of The Times
at Alexandria says that during reconnaissance
General Alison walked forward to inspect the en-
emy's position. He was probably recognized. as he
became mark for the enemy's shells Five fell
around him as he walked back, never quickening
HI pace, the nearest coming within few yards OF
him. ,
dispatch dated y. m to-day says that Arab
Pacha is erecting fresh works and strengthening MS
position.
ALEXANDRIA Aug. 22.-The smoke of numerous
trains Is AGAIN visible behind the the enenNs INES
The activity of Arab Pacha has increased IN
a manner indicating a complete change IN
bis plans. In answer TO our IecOhhoIssance
to-day his guns opened fire from various
encmy's artillery had been much strengthened. a
new battery, armed with SIX guns, has been piaced
m position. 1t now seems that at the first scare
caused by the discovery that the fleet had gone 10
the canal. Arab Pacha withdrew great
proportion of his infantry TO Damanhour
but that last night, on considering that some time
must elapse before an advance can be made from
Ismala with sufficient force to carry his deiences
on the line up to Zagazig, he again advanced to his
old position which he hopes TO old until the rise oil
the Nile VIII enable him TO flood the country.
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the troops from the transports proceeded actively
all night and continues to-day. The orderly De-
havior and general bearing of the soldiers are the
admiration of the entire population.
General Sir Garnet Wolseley visited NJ. de Lesseps
Yesterday and explained the action of the British IN
regard to the Suez Canal. lie said everything
would be over in a few days. but that the English
mnst rse the canal for the present. NJ. de Lesseps
expressed himself as fully satisfied with General
Wolseley's explanation. and said he regretted that
there had been any misunderstanding Oh the SUD-
ject . ,
Yesterday afternoon the 72d Regiment engaged
the enemy at Serapeum and repulsed them; Two OF
our men were killed and five wounded. The enemy
lost 100 men and four guns"
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CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS.

CINCINNATI, Aug. 22.-Danlel HILL of Vienna,
nominated for Congress to-day by tine Prohibition
lists OF the XfIth OhO District
SELMA Ala, Aug. 22.-ln the Democratic Congressional
Convention Of the WITH District, held here to-day Will
lam Shelley was nominated bO for his vacated seat in
the present Congress and for his successOrsnp IN inc
XLNIIith Congress.
MACON, Ga Aug 22.-Judge Charles F. Crisp was
nominated to-day, Eastman the first ballot, for
Congress from ths lid Congressional District by the
Democratic Convention
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug. 22.-Andrew ]. Caldwell was
nominated for C0ngre the With District By the
Democratic Convention today.
CELISA, Ohio, Aug. 22.The Republicans of the IVth
Ohio District to-day nominated Judge j. s. Conkln Tor
Congress
NEwLENINGrOS. Ohio, Aug 22-Thc Republicans OF
the XIIIth District to-day nominated H. e. DunLle for
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DELAWARE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

DOVER, Del, Aug. 22.-The Democratic
State Convention met here this afternoon, j. Tmpin
Moore who yesterday considered Il strong candl-
date for the GubernatOa nomination. sent word by the
telegraph this morning that he would not suffer his
name 10 be used This action practically left clear
field TO Charles G. sOckey, who nominated on the
first ballot receiving 12S votes to 40 for Robert H.
Davis of sussex County. Charles b. Love was nomi-
mated for Congress by acclamation.
Resolutions were adopted commencing the economical
admuisra ion of the State Government by the Demo
cratand the common school system, iay0rlng rclo III III
the judiciary indOrsing the assessment laws c0ndeuln
ing Inc tendency Of the Republican party TO mixed
schools favoring tarlh revision o0ndenihlhg the
Star Route frauds, National cNltaVabhhee nIu ~
Iubbcs political assessments, arragnlng The kepuRl-
can, for supporting Dorsey and other plundcrers, loi
be Malone and similar coalitions ana fOr creating anu
maintaining an army OF Olico-hOldeIs.
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All OIUFT AT PORT SAID.

LONDON, Aug. 22.-A Reuter- dispatch from or'
Said saws: The English occupy both banks OF the
canal al Kantara. Troops have taken possession OF
the telegraph lines at II Arish. llnasmuch as I'll
Arish is on the coast about midway between Port
Said and Jaffa-this statement is probably mis-
take and doubtless should read have taken pos
session of the telegraph lines to Ell Arish." Ihls
construction. moreover, would make the dispatch
consistent with the announcement txOm CONSTANT
NOBLE that the telegraph lines between that city
and Cairo have been cut by the Bntish.I
The British force which occupied Neich after the
fight of the Egyptians found several soldiers lying
dead and number of dsmounted guns ready 1or
removal into the interior by railway.
Rear-Admiral Hoskins has gone to lsmallIa ana
Reor-Adniral Sullivan has succeeded him at Port
NJ De Lesseps telegraphs to Paris from Port sad
that a ,podns rirenM has been established, permit
ting the regular traffic of the Suez Canal to proceed
lie syas that he will be able 70 return TO Parls
shortly and denies that he has been seriously ILL.,;
LoSDoN. Aug. 23.-1he Daily IelepGPh has the
following despatch from Port sad Ihe Naval
authorities are organizing police force.
The prisoners taken at Shaluf declare that t9e
defeat OF the enemy there on sunday was terrible
heating for Arab Pachar, At o'clock this morn
,ng fine oun-boat Mosquito crossed the Bitter Lakes
and shelled Bald Station. Subs quently the troops
landed from the gun-bOat aud found the place de-
serted while large bodies of Arab cavalry were seen
streaming toward the Desert.
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THE CASE OF MR.. GRAY.

DUBLIN, Aug. 22.-Earl Spencer, Lord Il leu
tenant Ireland declined TO hold an inquiry INTO
the conduct of the jury which convicted Hynes OF mu-
der, but he intends to examine the afdavs submitted
TO him in that case in order TO ascertain II sufficient
grounds exist for interfering with the due Of the
law
Before this decision was announced Mr.. Gray had
written to Earl Spencer claiming the right to be present
at the inquiry He offered attend in the custody OF
nm officer If necessary sir Charles GavHn Duhy has
written to Mr. Gray, expressing sympathy Win hln
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INCIDENTS AND RUMORS.

LONDON, Aug 22.-A Reuter- dispatch from Con-
stantinoplc to Reuters Telegram Company says
"The Sheikh- ul-Islam and the Minister OF Finance
visited Lord Dufferin the British Ambassador TO-
day and delivered to him message from the sui
tam The visit caused scnsatiOn.'
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Aug. 22-Thc Takit has been
suppressed for publishing news hostile to England.
TRIpoLI, Aug. 22-It is stated that the AraO
tribe holding the territory eastward oil BengaZ Is
preparing to assist Arab Pacha. a powerful chlei
who is at the head of the national movement III
Tripoli is said to favor assisting Arabl.
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leaders Tonight consultation is Deing
held nj the St. Charles Hotel, considering proposltiG
made 5y Mr.. Kellogg that be decline the nomnaton III
favor of District Judge FOnticu native Ot tue Sthe'
whose district Is composed OF four OF the largest RcpuD
cln parishes in the state. Mr.. kellogg will go TO Don
aldsonyle tomorrow and endeavor TO elect harmony
IN the party.
DONALDsoNvmLE, La, Aug 22.-Thc anticipation that
two lid District Republican Conventions would be held
here has been realized BCatt!e aud Darrell did not
appear IN the regular convention, but took their
friends to the Court House aud organized separate
body composed of six uncontested delegates, iOur
from Iafourche one from Cameron ana one
from Calcasen-all Democratic parlshes-and thirteen
contested Delegates, four from Ascension four from
Terre Bonne and five from 81. Mary's After The nom
nation Of Judge Taylor Beatte as candidate Tor congress
hearing an address from him accepting tile nolna
tiOn the convention adjourned sine die i.
The regular Republican Convention was composer VI
l6 mcOntestcd delegates, RON IDervie from 1As
sumption, from IBERIA, from st. Martins, rom -
fay cite and from VeImion, and l3 contested ueI-
egltes from cension, from Terre Bonnie ana rom
st. Marys There had been TWO sets OF delegates
from Vernillion and Lafayette, but one
from each parish withdrew thelt clalns
leaving The parishes uncontested Senator kellogg re-
ceiyed the unanimous nomination. The prepOhdcrahcc
OF Republican sentiment here j. decidedly In IhFor Oi
Kellogg who is looked for Tomorrow tram ana the
convention has adjourned until morning 20 receive hh'
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MINNESOTA CROP REPORTS.

MINNEAPOLIs, Mimi, Aug. 22.-ln four of
the southern tiers OF counties in Minnesota wheat Is
practically all cut and stacking in progress Thresh'
ing machines also at work. and the report is from
twelve twenty bushels per acre. nearly all grading
No No hard. In the central counties QUITTING Will
be completed the present week, and in the northern
counties few days later II the harvest Is successfully
.I.nIlnr M
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LOSSES AT VARIOUS PLACES.

Troy. n. Y, Aug. 22.-BradiOrd c. Vaughans
vit9l works West Troy destroyed by fire at mid
night last night The loss is S400 000 insurance, $1,000
largely in New York City companies.
LOUISVILLE KY Aug GA fire this forenoon in the
Linden Flour Mills, operated by Jones Ballard, dam
oeed the building TO the of 50 900. the stock
81 600 and the machinery $1,000, all fully insured
cent the stock on which the insurance is about $4,000.
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PHASES OF THE AGITATION.

DUBLIN, Aug. 22.-At a conference of labor
delegates yesterday executive, including the Ihsh
Parliamentary party and prominent Land Leaguersw
formed The conference expressed determinaotln to
found an association extending the different classes
n ireland those efforts which have proved so fruitful in
the direction OF land reform.
Archbishop Croke Diocese Of Cashe Bishop Dor
rian of Down and Connor Bishop Duggan. OF Clontert
and BishOp Mccormack OF AChOnry, have written In
approval of the efforts 10 establish fund for the benent
OF eyicted tenants. Archbishop Croke promises SUD
ptiou Of $50
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LINATICs IN DANGER IN FLATBUsH.

A fire broke ont in the Kings County Lunatlc
Asylum in Fatbush yesterday, but the early discovery
Of the and prompt Of the precautions against
fire preventeda dangerous conhagraton 1t is believed
that two OF the insane in the institution lighted
their pipes in their shortly after getting up and
threw the lighted matches in huc. The smoke alarmed
OF tie nurses and with the aid OF the Doctors who
were summoned, the fire promptly put out There
little alarm among the insane persons III immediate
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BOATRACING At SARATOGA.

SARATOGA, n. Y, Aug. pa. 7. OBrien,
and James OBrien, of the Lcverett Club OF Boston,
have entered for the amateur sngcseuli race mere on
Friday Their notice did not arrive IN Time TO Dc pun
Usbed with the Others Nearly al of those intending TO
start In the professional and amateur classes are mere,
ana the others Will arrive Tomorrow flasicd VINO ~
entered for The professional race Will not start
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THE GARLAND MURDER TRIAL.

LUNENBURG C.. H., Va, Aug. 22.-ln the
Garland murder trial to-day Judge Perry read his IN
suctions to the jury. He said among other things,
that if the Jury believed that Garland went to the place
of meeting with wilful deliberate and premeditated
intention kill Addison, and In pursuance OF S1cn IN
tent,on dd xiii Addison Garland snOuld he found guilty
of murder IN the first degree. Argument was begun ny
counsel The will probably 80 10 the jury Oh ihur'
day
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INDEPENDENT MAINE REPUBLICANS.

PORTLAND, Me-, Aug. 22.-The Independent
Repubicans held meeting here yesterday ana
another to-day. at which tue following nominations
we're made: Governor, Warren n. Ninton, OF Gray
Cor ,re.suen-Ist District, James NJ Stone, of Kenne
buuk: I'D District Nelson Dingey j., OF Lewiston
lid District, Charles Nash OF Augusta ana ~ IN DIS
rict Dauir rtckney OF Presque Isle. Another meet
inr to nominate candidates for county 0mces VIII DC
Lcid thie week The meetings were for private con-
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the Chan authorities have also Generals La Cotera
and Antonio Garcia Garcia. They are charged win
completely in the effort to cause popular rising IN
Linn against the ChiIan troops.
Peru are now concentrated around Lima The retiring
Gillian forces burned several email villages along their
line of retreat. The ChIlians have occupied tne woe
Of the Canete Province for the third time They appear
10 contemplate making a crushing effort in some IN
known direction All military power. as c0nsoldatcd
institution Is a an end with the Peruyians The future
Of the country Is hard to predict
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s1uov cAvERON's MARES NEST.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 22.-Ex-Senator Simon
Cameron who n in this city speaking with regard to
tho Independent movement in Pennsylvania to-day,
said that s support raceabe to the free traders Of
81, parts Of the country The design to defeat tie He
n.can party IN the state was he said, originated oy
opponents Of protection. II the state was captured they
ca tne with the aid OF the Democrats, get coniOl OF
National affairs The Ex-senator said that all tle iree
trade OF the county ana especially thoso
of Ncw-York CITY. were openly supporting the move
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THE CONNECTICUT DEMOCRACY.

NEw-HAyEN, Conn, Aug 22.-Ihe Demo
rot .totc Committee met here to-day and decided to
hold the state Convention i'll Hartford, subject to the
call of the chairman Sheriff Byxoee early IN september
The names OF Mossr In gcrso, Waller, Eaton sey mour
and LOOMS were brought up today as candidates ior
Inc nnutuatin OF Governor Inc comuuttee seclned 10
be divided The latest report is that c&-Acutehant
nrnrnnr Innnls. u NewLOnd0n wants tlc hOhlhaIlOn
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uURDERED FOR MS CROP.

ATHENS, Texas, Aug. 22.-One LlBhuoo'
rented a farm 10 n negro who made splehdld crop.
Ightfoot invited the negro to go fishing with him, and
to-day the negro's body found IN creek Win tne
head and hands cut OF The head, with three puet,
holes In IT, was also found in the creek - S
claimed 10 have bill OF sale. Officers are IN puiSu''
Of IlgltfoOt.
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CHILL AND PERU.

PANAMA, Aug. 1.-THE withdrawal of the
Chlians from the Junn Valley has given Montero an
opportunity 70 leave Huaraz and he is now on his way
thence TO Arequpasuch at least Is the report Manuel
Candano q noted Peruvian capitalist and politician,
and Carlos Eas pure politician of the Peruvian type.
and brother1n.law 70 MoDtero have been arrested by
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OPPOSITION NEAR SUEz ENDED.

SuEZ. Aug. 22.-Admral Hewett mas warmly
thanked tho French Consul here for allowing
twelve sailors suffering with sunstroke to receive
medical treatment at his residence.
The transport Wcrneth Hall has arrived here
LONDON. Aug. 23.-The Daily Necs has the FOL
lowing dispatch from Suez: -Four hundred men oil
the 72d Regiment left here this morning Tor Sera-
peum. When they reached that village they 1ouhu
it deserted, and the railway stock carried OIL FROM
the end of the Bitter Lakes the enemy were seen IN
large numbers three miles Oft, retrea'lng north-
ward.
The Highlanders who participated in the fight at
shaluf yesterday have occupied the treshwater
Canal lock at Serapeum, an important POSITION
from which the enemy had retreated The prisoners
taken in the engagement state that Arab Pacha
forced them to fight threatening to have them shot
If they refused They say the chief officers lied
soon after the engagement began. The success OF
the British forces at Shauf and the energy DIS
niayed bv them in searching the coast towards IS
MALTA have throughly demoralized the enemy Up,
position on this side of the canal may be conSdereu
ended.
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DAMAGE TO A PAPER BOX FACTORY.

A fire broke out shortly after l o'clock
this morning in the fOurstory brick
building at No. % Prnce-st, occupied
by Leopold & Sou a paper box factory
alarm sent out, and half an hour later the
fire was under control The damage stock is estimated
o , 600. and 10 the huilllmg ~ 50 600.
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CONFESSING 4 ROBBERK.

PHILADELPHIA Aug. 22.-Emanuel Martinez,
cuhou cgarmanufacturcr, was to-day arrested charged
with having robbed Emanuel Carpooz of East Third ST.
New-york Of 81 900 and valuable diamond pm
Mariinez was committed for further nearing on fT-
dav lie admitted The robbery ana stId ne Hau Vs te
80, v,S,,.,- il, Dau1biiug and mad pawncd the PIN
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an ENGLISH THIEF ARRESTED.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 22.-Richard Coates, an
escaped English criminal arrested in this city to-
day with several acconplices now serving terms In
Ell glish PRISONS Coates robbed Alderman Rsby, OF
Liverpool Of Sl2 800 worth OF vines and liquors:
Coates admits his guilt, but claims that lac has lived
honestly while here.
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4 Sr0CK BROKER'S TLIGHT.

BosroN, Aug 22.-Some weeks ago John y.
Jones member OF the Boston stock Board failed with
liabilities Of from $1,000 TO $4,000 As he faled 10
make good his checks for stock Board transactions nS
seat has been forfeited and he has disaPloIIeu I'm
journal says IL II rumored thnl ""ii""' ' ~
l.-IInn for llh nrrral ON Owl claIAtf,
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crN,TOR KELLOGGS POSITION.

NEw-ORLEANs, Aug. 22.-Senator w. T.
kellogg IA IN tuis city. He received dispatch today
informing him Of his nomination for Congress by the Re-
publican Convention of the lid District at Donaldson,
VILE Mr. Kellogg replied that he could not accept uhtl
further consultation with his friends ana the parry
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TROOPS LANDING AT ISMAILIA.

LONDON, Aug 22.-General Wolseley teIegraphed
yesterday from Ismailia as followsi We have
saved enough carriages to make train, but we
have no engine. The troops are landing us fast as
they can"
LONDON, Aug. 23-The Daily Ners has the fol-
lowing dispatch from Isnalia: "The landing of
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10 BE TRIED FOR MURDER.

PITTsBURG, Aug. %. James Conroy,
CHARGED with the murder of Peter Mccann' AT Jone'e'
saratoga County " Y, December %, 1850, was ar
, t pitt.hur0 detectives at EllrOd station, the
aitmore and ONO Railroad today lie was brought 10
s IN, and viii he taken 10 NeW-NoIk IN lc" uayS'
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NOT TO BE VOTED FOR on STATE TICKETS.

ALBANY, Aug. 22.-AttOmey-General Russell
has furnished opinion to Secretary Of state Carr In
which holds that for Representatives in Congress
for the state at large should upon the ticket headed
Congress" and not upon tue state ticket, as some
have maintained.
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GENERAL ALEXANDRIA NEWS.

ALEXANDRIA, Aug. 22-'The Kh edive has issued
another decree to the authorities TO implicitly obey
General Wolseley, who, lie says is authorized to
restore order iu Egypt. The Egyptian officers ap-
pointed by the Khedve to accompany the British
arms started today for Port Said.
The transports Duke Of Argyll, British Prince,
CITY of Lincoln and Montreal, with oyer LOO
urn and 500 horses have arrived here. The trans
ports Citv of Paris aud AScalOn have also arrived
here All is quiet this evening
LONDON, Aug. 23-Ihe Daily Nsrs has the fol-
lowing dispatch from Alexandria; " The eunboat
Condor went to Ab0ular this morning and returned
here tins evening she reports that H. ). Achilles
is the only Of-war IN ths bay the Sultan haV-
Ing gore to Damiotta. Flags Of truce were flying
from all the Abcukir forts, winch appeared to be al
most deserted.
q" party OF fifty Bedouns crept up last night and
p aged tvO village in the vicinity OF Mex They
carried of three watchmcn with them"