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Richmond BEas a Poet.

We copy the following from the Proyi-
dence Sunday Star. The Immortal Six ~
referred TO composed the committee sent
to Richmond from the Knights Templar Of
Providence, X. l., on the occasion OF the
Yorktown Centennial. u illustrates the
good feeling existing between these breth-
rem OF the North and The South. The
lines were sent in the shape Of letter to
Thomas +. Arnold, OF Providence, By a
gentleman Of this city, on New-Year's day.
To many OF the citizens of Richmond we
need not mention his name. They know
him as the author OF several short poems,
besides others, Of "Sir Francis Drake"
"Phobus and the Fat Woman" " Mutan-
tur Omnia," "Uncle Gcems," Napoleon
at st. Helena" "The Falling Leaf.v
THE IMMORTAL SIX.
Sir Knight and Brothers:
With the season greet ycu. happy new year,
pocket inll OF money and a barrel full Of beer!
4 check without blush an eve without tear.
4 life without dOubt-its end without fear;
And when you cross The river, may the shadow Of
the trees
Forever keep you cool: BE yours the gentle
And a full supply Of ,cater be ever at your hand
This wish Is well intended. DO you fully UNDER
If not, go ask Of White. lie can and will explain
He's very fond OF water, the fishing streams Of
Maine
He is jolly fellow: splendid fellow. he
A better fellow Richmond boys will never meet or
see.
Kiss him for The Richmond boys, kiss his classic
mouth;
His heart is just as big ana warm as any in the
South.
John Heathcote, with his quiet smile, we never
shall forget;
With all of us a fayorte, with mos, of us a pet
send ms dozen locks of hair right OF the head of
Rhodes,
The boys send lots of love 90 him-indeed. they
send dead loads.
Colossus. he in all that good, and pleasant all his
modes,
A refuge Tor the troubled craft: we call him
Hampton Roads.
George Burnham, with his countonanee as open as
the day,
The boys all talk 50 much Of him. don't know
what they say:
But this know, they never say word but IN his
praise,
Long may he live and prosper, TOO in all his works
and ways
And Walker, with his homes! face, mirror Of the
truth,
Like Washington, he never led, not even in his
Companion true zcrubhabell he never viii re-
veal
A secret which has stamped on it the ylrtrc Of
the seal"
Heathcote, Burnham, Rhodes and White,
Arnold. Walker. siN
Cherished names with Richmond knights.
Who cares for politics.
RICHMOND, VA, January /, 1852.
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LIEBIG,s EXTRACT OF MEAT.

L IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF
NiEAT-FINEST AND CHEAPEST NEAT
FLAvORING STOCK FOR SOUPS, MADE
DISHES, AND SAUCES.
LIEBIG COSIPANY's EXTRACT OF MEAT
An invaluable and palatable tonic in all cases
Of weak digestion and debility. "Is success
and boon for which nations should feel CRATE
ful~-scc Medical Press Lancet" Brit
ish Medical Journal" &c.
CAUTION.-Gnune only with the fac
simile Of Baron Liebig's Signature in blue ink
across the label.
LIEBIG COMPANY's EXTRACT OF MEAT.
To be had Of al storekeepcrs, Grocers, and
Chemists. sole agents for the United States
wholesale only, c. DAVID & CO., As Mark
Lane, London, England. ap 2O-sa52t
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HORSES. MULES. &c.

A RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR On
~ SOME ONE.-s6OO cash will buy the Zc-3A
elegant, high-brcd. fast-tr0tting MARE LADY
ALLEN" She was fOalcd May 2,lS7J. she was
sired by PrOft. Jr.. lie by old Profit, OF Vermont;
be by llll's Back Hawk Profit Jr.'s dam was by
Barney Henry lie by imported Signal. and dam
By Bishops IiamhletOnian. Lady Aliens dam
was % onc-cycd sorrel mare by 81. Lawrence out
uf the dam 81 Jim lryings irecord 2.Zl) seconds,
dam by Lair. Sir william; he by Matthew How
ards Sir Charlie. The dam Of sir William was by
Jef. Scotts imported Contract LADY ALLEN
isa very handsome sOrrel. with Rowing name and
tail, inc. clean limbs, good, sound teet very rangy
weighing I'm the nei2hbOrhoOd of l.VOU pounds;
IS hands, squarc-gaited. level trOtter; she needs
no boots t0twcghts; viii stay ana trot al day
i q very excellent p1lc-inare and VIII naSca good
and reliable mare for road on track purposes. she
j. a mare Of grcit endurance. She was driven by
Mr. Mace. al Lexington. n.y. three heats In -
z.2os. 2.274. Size has shown fuil mile IN private
this fall Ia 2.2Ja. / will now warrant her 10 uot
full mile better than 2.3O or no sae-tilne shown
purchaser. aud viii warrant her perfectly sound
and gentle In every way. a lady can drive her mp
q her full speed with perfect safety. No one can
Judge what iine marc she Is until they come and
ride after her. She cOsl the present owners late
husband fl.325 III le over one year ago, and she
d better now thsn she then. / will allow Il
tnal Of ten days 70 responsible party. / viii cX-
PLAIN and give good. satisfactory reasons why AN
onerinz her 50 low. Apply al private stable 20
HENRY. the colchman. iu rear Of priygte resi-
street ~' a. III IA "a ~ ~
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travel would be productive OF a large
revenue to the company, besides giving to
the people advantages they greatly need.
Much OF the prosperity now enjoyed by
New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and
cities In the West IL justly due to the press
Of those cities advocating kindred schemes
to the one now under consideration,
and to which you have so kindly alluded.
This line should by all means be construct
ed, and that speedily, as 1t has now become
public necessity, and the people in the
East and West Ends, together with others
living in other portions Of the city, desire
1t. l have not been actuated BY any
selfish motive in inditing this for your
columns. But | feel that interest that
every citizen naturally feels in every pub
lie enterprise that Is calculated to enhance
the public good. F..
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A Lengthy Session Of the Two Houses
Yesterday, and Some SprightIy
Discussion.

State Treasurer, Register OF the Land Office,
Superintendent OF Public Printing. Sccrc-
tary OF the Commonwealth, Superintendent
Of Public Instruction, and General Agent
and Storekeeper OF the Penltentiary, and
Two Judges, Elected by the General ASSEM-
bly, Ycsterday-All Readiuster Nominees
The Joint Order Continued Until To-day
The Rcadjuster Caucns Last Night.
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DIR. WILLIAM i. sTEUART Marine Hospital,
port Of Baltimore: IL take pleasure i'm
recommending CoLDEN's LfEBIG's LIQUID EX-
TRACT OF BEEF AND TONIC INyIGoEAToR ~ a
most excellent tonic and inygorator Of the sys-
tenn. have tested II with universal success"
Ask for CoLDES's; take no other. or drug2i.t .ts
generally.
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Official SMALLPOX Report.
OFFICE BOARD or IIEALTr

UFFICE BOARD OF IIEALTH,l
RICHMOND, Va, January IL, 1882.
Editors Dispatch: The report for to-day
is rs follows:
Colored woman, No. 1920 north Frst
street, smallpox; sent to hospital
Colored youth, No. All west Baker
street, smallpox; sent TO hospital
Colored child, No. east Marshall street,
smallpox; sent to hospital.
Colored child, No. 7 east Marshall street.
smallpox; sent TO hospital.
Respectfully, j. G.. CABEIL,
President Board OF Health.
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his reading was as sepulchrally sepulchra
as ghosts should be.
At the matinee Mr.. Barrett will appear
in his truly great rifle of Rcheieu, and to-
night he will appear as Cassius in Julius
Cesar. The Theatre viii be crowded on
both occasions.
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HAGAN's MAGNOLIA BALM,
GIVES TO EVERY WoMAS
4 FAIR, FRESH, AND
BEAUTIFUL CoMPLXIOS.
No matter how much il may have become I'm
paired by nature or otherwise, Il makes the s9I4
PURE, SOFT and LIKE THAT OF YoUTH.
in every way most perfect wash and n SPLENDID
LOTION.
Its APPLICATION cannot possibly be detected
and is harmless as water.
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MULES AND HORSES.

have opened WHOLESALE AND f7s<1<TTAi- Tf7<<TA-
STABLES al No. 1893 Franklin street b,ch-
In0nd, Va, where ] wlii keep a good snpi,iy az
MI LIS ana HORSES always on hand Nv'sslce
man, Mr.. JOHN NJ. PACK, viii do an In his nowe,
tO give each and al ftir and square dealing knt
person not finding What they want la INV stahic!,
can address me. care Z6 east Finh street Cincina
natl, Ohio, which Is my headquarters for buvinS
and N do not M the order % suit them, both fn
quality and price. they need not take the stock
Everything guaranteed 60 be just as represented
ar Peter P,tul's extensive business In the mule
and horse line Is Just opposite mine.
DC lO-3mf GEORGE ID. BEN NETT.
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WHILE THE sMALL-PoX question Is agitating
the mind, keep perfectly comfortable by buying
the peerless WEST VIRGINIA SPLIST Coal, clean
and dry, from CRUMP & WEST,
17lo east Cary street
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Commonwealth, which shall be tried by
jury, and either party shall have right to
exceptions on the trial, and OF appeal TO the
Circuit Court and Court OF Appeals. II II
he finally decided in favor OF the petitioner
that the coupons rendered by him are gen.
uine, legal coupons, receivable for taxes.
&C., then the Judgment Of the court shall
be certified TO the Treasurer, who, upon
receipt thereof, shall receive said coupons
for taxes, and shall refund the money be-
fore then paid for his taxes by the tax
payer ont Of the first money in the treasu-
ry, in preference to all other claims.
4. Whenever any taxpayer shall apply
to any court i'm this Commonwealth for a
mdnddmus to compel any person author
lied to receive or collect taxes, debts, or
demands due the Commonwealth, 70 re-
ceiye coupons for taxes, it shall be the duty
OF such person to make returns TO said
manddmuS that he is ready to receive said
coupons in payment OF such taxes, debts,
and demands rs soon as they have been
legally ascertained to be genuine, and the
coupons which by law are sctually receiy-
able. Upon such return the court before
whom the application is made shall
require the petitioner to pay his taxes
10 lHt iuA-NOlttlOI VI HIS touilll
or city, or to the Treasurer OF the Com
monwealth, and upon filing the receipt for
such taxes in such court, the said court
shall direct the petitioner TO file his cou-
pons in such court, which shall then for
ward the same to the county court OF the
county, or hustings court Of the city,
where such taxes are payable, and direct
said court to frame an issue between the
petitioner, as plaintiff, and the Common
wealth, as defendant, as 70 whether the
coupons so rendered are genuine coupons,
legally receivable for taxes. On the trial
of the cause, the attorney for the
Commonwealth in the lower courts,
and the Acknowledgement in the Supreme
Court of Appeals, shall appear for the
Commonwealth, and require proof of the
genuineness and legality OF the coupons in
issue. Either party shall be entitled to eX-
ceptiOns, and an appeal to the Circuit Court
and Supreme Court OF Appeals on the trial
OF this issue. II the decision be finally in
favor of the petitioner, the mdnddmuS shall
issue requiring the coupons to be received
for said taxes, &C.; and they shall be 50
received; and on the certificate Of such
Judgment the Treasurer Of the Common
wealth shall forthwith refund TO the tax
payer the amount Of currency or money
before then paid by him for taxes, out OF
the first money in the Treasury, in prefer
ence to all other claims.
). This act shall be in force from its pas
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THE ASSORTED CREAM NUTS made and sold by
PIZzINT at so cents per pound are the most deli-
cious confections he makes and the price IS loser
than ever sold before.
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CREAM PrCANs! CREAM FMDERTS
CREAM WALNUTSl CREAM PALM NUTS!
fresh-made daily. and for sale for few days ~ 80
cents per pound al PIzZINTs.
S07 east Broad street.
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AGuE, BiLIoUsNEss, drowsiness, jaundice. and
rheumatism. HoP BITTERs removes easily.
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BfLrGARDsi BILLIARDsl BILLIARDS. Bill
LIZARDS! ST. JAMES HOTEL, Twelfth and Baak
streets.
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have analyzed the WHIsKEY known under
the brand of " B-sELECT," controlled by Mes,g~.
WALTER ID. BLAIR 4 CO., Richmond, Va, and
1nd q FREE FROM FUsm OF. and other impur.-
tics, and recommend iis use for medicinal and
family purposes. j. Il. MCCAw. VI. D..
late Professor Of Chemistry. Medical College u
Virginia.
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EDUCATIONAL.
UoLLlNS INSTITUTE.

Young ladies who propose h. enter for the second
term of lhe current session should he present on.
the lst # February. A few only eau be received.
tHAkLEs l.. CoChE, superintendent
ali-3t Botet0un springs, Va.
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LOVERS or BILLIARDS are invited 10 call at the
new rooms AT IT. JAMES HOTEL.
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SUPERB COSTUMES BY WORTH.

Admission. 81. 75 and SOC; secured seats. 81.
Box-shect opens SATURDAY at \. NJ at Thea
fre and RAMOS MOSES. "a 1851"
TVHE FIRST GRAND BALL OF %
L the year 1882 will be given by the "a
UNITED GROVES OF DRUlDS Of Rich- IL
mOnd IN connection with tue GRAND ~-"H'
GROVE or VIRGINIA. L. 4. o. d.. at
SANGER HALL,
MONDAY, JANUARY l6. lSS2.
4 FULL STRING AND BRASS BAND
has been engaged for the occasion.
Tickets. admitting gentleman and ladies, zoe.
Can be obtained Of any member Of the order.
COMMITTEE or AREANGEMENTS: \. Diacont,
e. &. Thon, r. Miller, William r. Cree, Aus. Lloyd
William III. Dean. /. l.. Courtney Myer Angle.
- Jones {. Langforl, Louis Richmond.
Ia S.14&15
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die States, rain and snow, followed by
clearing weather, northwest 10 southwest
winds. rising barometer, and stationary or
slight fall in temperature.
The WEATHER YESTERDAY was cloudy and
rainy.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 \. NJ, IS !;
9 A. NJ, 40; noon, AZ; p. NJ, 81; 6 p.
NJ, 5S midnight, 54.
Mean temperature. AZ 1-6.
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NEW GmLrAHD-RooNs AT ST. JAMES Horel.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.
BAZAAR, 10 \. NJ, horses, &c.
VIRGINIA COUNCIL. No. 26,l
HAA ~ A ~ A
RICHMOND. VA JaaaarS ,n r IL. iss2.

RICHMOND, VA, January II, 1852.
'I'lE MEMBERS OF VIRGINIA tOUN.
L Gil, No. 26, ROYAL ARCANtM, arc in
formed that .in entert inincnt Tor the mcmler, ~
the Council and tlcir ladies VIII take place 40
singer Hal on lJESDAI, January i7th az :
O'Clock 4. VI. Tickets of admission can be lad cu
application 20 B. y. Tinslcy, 623 Broad street. >
X. h. EurrOughs, corner Seventh and VI iH. :.
Bin,wanger, 2l0 Broad street, or Il the under
signed
ia li-its 1900 Main street
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LIKE iTs PARENT FLOWER,
ATRINsON's Extract Of Violet, he most dolicafc
and refined Of perfumes. conceals its excellence
behind its more widely known sister, the Fxtfatt
Of White R0-e.
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LECTURES.

CTAR LECTURE COURSE
MOZART HALL, JANUARY II. 1ss2.
GEORGE KEENAN,,
Traveller scholar. and Author, will deliver the
NEXT LECTURE before the Young Mems Chris
tian Association on
TUESDAY EVENING NEXT.
subject:
"VAGABOND LIFE IN EASTERN EUROPE"
Members tickets can be procured AZ the AS>ocia-
ton rooms. Tickets and reserved seats for sale al
RAMOS 4 MoSFS' ia 12-4t
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LILY BELLE CIGAR. &c.
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LIKE Irs PARExr FLowrn.

NEW CoLANDER BmLIARD-TABLEs AT Sc
JAMES HOTEL.
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SEED, dc.

GARDEN SEEDS, SELECTED FROM
NJ TIE BEST STOCKS OF ESTA BLlSIiED
GROWERS. NOW KEADY-A large assortment
Of best varieties for NAKKETDEN, FARMERS,
aud DEALERS, receiving direct from the growers,
-. LaneTeth & sons, Robert BUST, Jr.. 1horburn
a 90, Peter Henderson * CO., and others whose
seeds have established reputation &C the aew store
Of WATT & CALL,
70. 1444 Main street, coIner Fifteenth,
ja I4-eOoIm Richmond, Va
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sMALL-Poxl sNALL-Pox 4!

Ask your grocer for TiNsLEY's EXTRACT re-.
pATO. Best thing for soup.
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HAVE YOURSELF NACCINATED, Keep good,
cheerful fires and buy your ANTHRACITE Coal,
kISDLING and COOKING WOOD, always dry, from
CRUMP x WEST,
1919 east Cary street.
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Sc. only for a PICNIC CIGAR.
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CHICK CIGARS, Sc.

NEW BnLhnD-RooMs Al ST. JAMES Horn.
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II YoU WAKE Up ~ THE MORNING
with a bitter. bad taste In your mouth, take SIM
MOSS LIVER REGULATOR. II corrccts the bilious
stomach, sweeiens the breath, and cleanses the
furred tongue. Genuine prepared only by }. IA.
ZEILIN & Go.
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DICHMOND THEATRE.
MONDAY AND TUESDAY,
JANUARY 10TH AND l7TH,
The distinguished American actress,
Miss GENEVIEVE WARD,
In her famous creation of Stephanle Marquse de
Mohrcvart, in the greatest play of modern times,
FORGET ME NOT.
IS played by her upwards of 500 nights in the
principal theatres OF Great Britain and America
Qncluding thirty nights ut Union Square ")'
supported by her own
POWERFUL COMPANY.
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PICNIC CIGARS, %.
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HUSTINGs CoURT.-The following cases
were disposed Of
Martin Fall, who was on Thursday tried
for the killing of W. j. Champion and
found guilty of involuntary manslaughter,
was sentenced by the Judge TO three
months imprisonment in the city jail and
fined $50.
w. II. Miller and +. r. Miller, indicted
for a feloniouS assault Oh Charles Felyey,
were tried and acquitted.
William Muse. indicted for feloniOus
assault on Otto Feldncr, was tried and ac-
quilted.
Several civil cases were also disposed OF.
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GARDEN-sEEDS, 1900
FRESH AND RELIABLE. 1909

We are now receiving direct from
PETER HENDERSON 4 Co,
ID. IAkDBETH a Sons.
ROBERT BUST. JR. q CO..
ID. G. BRhINARD, aud others.
FULL AND RELIABLE STOCKS, which we
onef az growers raift. .
WILLIAM u. SCOTT. Druggist,
corner Seventeenth and Franklin streets.
u 10Th ,ea6 Imlm
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SocIABLE AT TUE ST. JAMEs.-A pleasant
socia1le took place at the 81. James Hotei
last night, the occasion Icing IN entertain,
ment rendered Miss Nellie Alexander ana
Miss Florene Wimbish, OF Albemarle, Dy
some young gentlemen OF the city. Dancing
in the early hours Of the evening. and re-
past about midnight, and dancing iater,
were greatly enjoyed by number OF young
ladies and gentlemen Of the city.
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INSTALLATION OF OFFICERs.-Atameeting
OF Old Dominion Council, No. 3lG, A. l.. OF
H., held on Friday evening, January -,
1852. the following officers were duly in
stalled for the ensuing twelve months by
Grand Vice-C Commander II. f. w. South
ern. assisted by d. S. c. NJ. +. Hudnall and
other Grand officers James Il. Elan, past
commander; Julius a. Hobson, commando
er: John f. Whitaker, vice-commander
Charles Ii. Hasker, orator; James l.. nd
dick, secretary; II. 5. Anderson, collector ;
ii. L. w. Southern, treasurer; +. j. Wey-
mouth, chaplain; +. w. Anderson, gulde;
Alexander Freeman, warden; >. ii. e.
BlanklnshiD. sentry.
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REUNION OF MEMBERS OF VIRGINIA COUN-
Ci--An entertainment will he given by
Virginia Council, No. 26, Royal Arcanum,
at Singer Halle, on Tuesday evening" 10
which the members and their ladies are III
vited They can get tickets OF the commit
tee, consisting OF Messrs. William LoVeh-
stein, j. X. +. Burroughs, Il. +. iinsiey
and 5. Binswanger.
Addresses will be delivered by Re's. D:
William Jones and j. Il. Hawthorne ana
there viii be music, singing, ana iecIa-
tions; after which a collation. VIII DC
spread, and, altogether, It VIII be an enjoy
able affair.
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AMTSENENTS.
DICuMOND THEATRE.

Matinee prices, 30 aRd 75c.: reserved seats IL.
Evening pncos 81, zoe, and soc. Secured seats,
al ia l4-ltS
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MILITARY NOTICES.

COMPANY c, ATTENTION !-As- \
Y ; semble Il Rceimenial Armory TO-NlGHTE
n - O'Clock, inefuil-drcss uniform. Business NJ
az Importance and court-martial. II
Nv order of ". ID. DAVIS, Captain.
hl4-lt G. HALL. Acting orderly Sergeant.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1882-08-09
EeYPTs WAR.
Large Egyptian Force Collecting
Near Ismailia.
The New French Ministry and the War.

LONDON, Aug. 8-The Standard has the fol-
lowing from Alexandria: A captured officer
states that Arab Pasha is co llecting large
force on the Sweet Water Canal at Mahormah,
near Ismailia, eonsistingsof 5CJ0 regular infan-
try, 5000 Bedouins and 1000 cavalry, and has
twelve Krupp guns. His force is now engaged
in throwing up intrenchments. The Director
of the Water Works has reduced the supply OF
water to Ramleh to four hours use daily.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Aug 8.-The conference
will meet on Thursday.
LONDON, Aug. 8.-The correspondent of the
Times at Berlin says it is believed there that
the conference will be adjourned if the mill
tary operations in Egypt assume more serious
character, and that it will reassemble to dis
cuss the Egyptian question after the campaign
has terminated.
The Times, in its leading article this moln
ing, says that the Egyptian situation will not
be complicated by the policy of the new French
Minister, which is decidedly in favor of the
policy of M, Gambetta, but that the opinion OF
the country being against Intervention, it is
impossible to suppose M. Gambetta will at
tempt TO carry out his Egyptian policy. The
Cabinet, the Times declares, is not strong
one, nor can the friends of Republican institu-
tons in France look upon it with much satis-
faction.
ROME, Aug S.-The newspapers here con-
tinue to display very hostile feeling against
England. They declare that the reconnaissance
OF Saturday was really heavy defeat for the
British, thinly disguised by official dispatches.
LONDON, Aug. 8.-The correspondent of the
Times at Paris says: M. De Lesseps telegraphs
from Ismailia that the English are provoking
the natives in order to obtain protext for
landing. An English gunboat has sailed
through the Suez Canal without paying dues.
The Daily Telegraph Alexandria correspon-
dent says the enemy were busy burying their
dead late on Sunday Scouts number the
Egyptian killed at $50. Eight spies were
captured in Alexandria on Monday. An afro
cious scoundrel, implicated in the massacre of
the 18th of June, has been tried and con-
demned to death.
ALEXANDRIA, Aag. 8.-6 P. M.-The guns
of the iron clad Temeraire which is now lying
opposite .Ramleh cover the ground between
the British lines and outposts of the enemy.
Temeraire has just commenced firing in con-
sequence of the outposts making forward
movement.