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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-09

TO the Board of Health.
gems ct the lower end OF Pint
lesire the prohibition o.
garbage IN that vicinity.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-09

Notlcc-CRution,
That Dr. Simms' vegetable liver pills
the great liver, headache and kidney
cure are guaranteed to re what they
are represented TO be. % cents box,
or for u 81. sold by all regular
druggists who are our agents. None
other genuine. Oilico 1872 Market street,
private door.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-02

had long worshiped, and, though
on familiar terms with, my deity,
could never raise enough courage d
pop the important question.
At my sisters wedding | was be
side the object of my alteration
Looking through the marriage sery
ice previous to the commencement
OF the ceremony, an idea, perhaps
lacking in solcmnity, struck me.
When the clergyman asked, "WDl
you have this man, etc, murmulct
the same words into my compar
ions ear. Somewhat TO my surpris.
and greatly to my delight, she, wit
the bride, responded, II will"
The promise thus given was col
firmed while driving HON and ou'
engagement was announ Vi during
the nuptial festivities.-Cor. Boston
Globe.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-02

The Rev. DR.. Putnam, for many
years one Of the ablest and most be.
loved Of the Unitarian clergymen
about Boston, went on one occasion
10 preach in u New Hampshire vii.
lage. He was effusively greeted by
one OF the congregation, who said to
him; Or Putnam, | am delighted
TO hear you again. l remember
when You preached here before, some
ten years ago, and l shall never for
get your sermon"
"Ah" said tho doctor, pleased to
DO remembered. What was tn
subject of my sermonp
II don't remember exactly" was
the reply.
do you recall anything In IL
which will help TO bring it to my
mindi"
II only remember distinctly one
thing said the other. you said
that theology is not religion by q
blamed sightln
DR.. Putnam occasionally told the
story with great gusto. Minneapolis
journal.
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yellow Fever In n shin.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. L. Quite u
nipple Of excitement WINS created this
evening by tho report that the steam.
ship "Dsnin," which arrived here
from Havana, had yellow fever on
board aud two Of the sick had bcef re-
moved from the vessel. At n meeting
oil the board Of health tonight Pfeei-
dent elephant made astatonlent TO the
effect that two OF the crew who were
sick had been taken OF the steamer ut
the quarantine station and placed In
the hospital there Aug. Goth, aud the
vessel had been thoroughly irmigntod
and Ia now In good sanitary condition,
and there has been no sickness on
board since her release from quarau-
tine,
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A SNAKE IN HIS BOOT.
How II hitter Repaid a Practical Joke,
with His own Coin.

How IA bitter Repaid Practical joker
with Ills own Coin.
''There Is just two things In this
world that l am MORALLY afraid of
and have no earthly use for said
my friend Johnny 20 mo one day,
and they arc u bull AID rattle.
snake" This flashed through my
mind when, after a hard days trout
ing, stepped up TO the wagon to ex.
change my heavy rubbers for my
light boots. Now one OF these boots
was loaded-loaded with five foot
blacksnake put in tnil first, which
one of the party had killed, and my
foot fetched up before / got half way
down that boot.
Now, am not afraidof snakes, but
/ do not like them in my boots exact.
ly, and especially not in the late dusk
Of the evening when it is impossible
20 tell one snake from. the other.
Well turned that boot over to see
what the trouble was, the snake sho.
out mead first as though alive, and ]
must havo mnde a good sized Jump.
for the hurIah Of tho boys would
never end. They had scored n GOOD
one.
Now did not own any bulls &c
get square with. but rattlesnel,es
Five years had pass,d when ono
fine October morning [ dronned into
his office. ".Tohnny,I am going mn
10 old pike. birds ara ,,lenty. dont
YOU " ant 10 gofr He NJ cented
II was a beautiful Indian summer
day az after a successful, hunt / heod.
Cd fo- a first class well stocked rat.
tlesnake den. NV plans were we'll
laid. Several times during the dnv I
asked him. JOHNNY. DO Won know
where we arelp and after n few min.
utes' thought no would locate him.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-02

WASHINGTON, Sept. l.-Followlnt,
10 the debt statement; The interest
bearing debt IL s5s5,0s 1901, an In.
crease during the month OF 500. The
debt on which Interest has ceased since
maturity IL $685. 65, decrease OF
500, $50. The debt barring no interest
Ia s379, 6is,574, a decrease OF $50, 05S.
The aggregate Of interest aud non.
interest bearing debt ~ s987, 22G, 40, "a
decrease of Sl53,2l5. The aggregate OF
debt including certificates and treasury
notes Ia SI,5S2, 0sl ,0is. Cash In tn,
treasury, gold coin and bars, 81, PAP,
5i3, 605; silver, sf5i, iO2, l7s; paper,
SOS, 2lO,Sl7; bones, min coins, fac.
tional currency, etc., anu Disturbing
officers balances, SlGa5I, 2se; agyro.
gate, s7sl 81 4, 1S2; demand, liabilities,
gold, silver and currency certificates
and treasury noies OF 1890, $0i5, 400.
$50; fund for the redemption OF uncur.
rent national bank Dotes, outstanding
checks AMI draiis, and dispursing
Ulcers balances, agency accounts,
atc., $50, 00Ll 0B; GOLD reserve, 500,
900, 900; net cash balance, 500, 900. 900;
cash balance In treasury July 81, 1892.
1927 1850, $50; balance August 81, 1892,
sl29, 1894 increase for the month,
s., TO-, $50.
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Governor nogg. Of Texas. on Gushing.
"No" said Governor Hogg, ~
don't know where l got By gatlins
at. have been using II ever since
can remember, and ] have never
heard any one else use ii. Perhaps
it is original. | do not say it il
Anyhow, It has been a great comfort
TO me throughout life, especially
when am emotional
DO you ever cuss, GOVERNOR
mot for many years. | quit II
before the war. When l was a small
boy 1 thought II was the thing to
use, and one day strung out sci
entifc exhibition of profanity only
tolool up and SEQ my father bend
ing over me, Ipromised him if he
wouldn't thrash me | would quit.
He took me ut my word and
have kept my promise. In after
years, when was printer and M
editor and undergoing all the mental
torture that afflicts the craft, would
remember my promise just abou,
the time when my temper was about
to get the best of me. Cor. Gal
weston News.
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SYRACUSE, n. ", Sept. IAN ex.
haus,ive review OF hops Is given by
the New York Homsstedd, Published
today. La England the crop Is placed
mt iU0, 900 cwt.; In Germany the pro-
ductlon IL about $4,000, 900 pounds.
The average In the English crop prom.
ises TO DO reduced from the estimate
given owing 10 the uniavorable ell
matic conditions OF tho last ten days.
England Will import 1850, 900 bales OF
$50 pounds each. The supplies will
largely come from the United States.
The Homestedd reports that II Ia rs.
sured that the shortage OF the 1891
crop preliminary estimate puts the
New York crop Of 1892 at 10000 bales;
Pacific Coast crop at 5000 bales, or a
total OF II, 900 bales. The reports OF
picking up to Wednesday night Of
this week In Olsogo, Madison, Soho.
harie aud Oneida counties indicate
that this estimate for the State
will be fulfilled even II the total
crop equais this figure. However,
1t will leave only some 25,00O,0OJ
pounds of hops for domestic cJnsump.
lion II 10000 bales exported ns was the
case lat year. Even II the past years
output OF beer hns not ip sFeEsed an ap.
parent shortage Of $1,000 bales before
September /, 1903, Is predicted unless
our exports are greatly reduced or the
fraudulent use OF hop substitutes
greatly Increased.
AS the result Of the Hon,osieads OK.
hibit the country hop market isun-
settled and excited, sales being made
singh n, 80 cents n pound and from
20 to 40 cents. Picking every where Ia
IN full swing. The new hop trade OF
the year, beginning to-day, promises to
he the most prosperous for growers aud
most exciting for dealers yet known Ia
the history OF this flucluating product.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-02

"Thero was n time when taught
my children the doctrine OF hell, u
sail mother, "but l was led to
doubt tho wisdom of it. One day
found my two sons, aged respective
ly ten and twelve, in q fierce hand
TO hand combat. The younger, bad.
ly whipped and livid with rage,
shrieked, Never mind, Tom, I'll get
even with you some day-see IL
don't Hush, hush l cried after
administering a severe reproof to
Tom. What an expression, Dick.
Get even with Tom; I'm ashamed Of
you When Dicks wrath had some
what cooled, 1 said TO him, Never
let me hear you say such n thing
again. Ia that showing Christ's
spiritl Did he ever say TO any ono
who had injured him, I'm get even
with your
"'No! said Dick humbly. A mo-
mont later his face lit up with sud.
den CLEAN of thought MS he added,
No, he never said he would, but he's
going togn-Kate Fields Washing.
ton.
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Ere. coinngc nepnbIlenn..

Reno, New, Sept. 1.-The tree coin.
nQe Republican convention today
nominated Newlands for Congress, but
passed the nominations for Presiden.
tinI electors, which 10 regarded as a
virtual endorsement OF the silver elcc-
toral ticket. The platform denounces
the national administration. The nd.
ministraiion wing Of tho convention
nominated an electoral ticket and
placed Newlands In nomination for
Congress. A committee was appointed
to'invito him to appear before the con.
vcn,ion to endorse the platform before
a vote was taken upon the nomination.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-02
NIws IN WASHINGTON.

WAsniNGToN, ID. O., Sept. 1.-The
attention Of Secretary Foster this af.
ternoon was called TO the West Su-
perior, Wiz, dispatch stating that the
deputy collector OF customs had been
ordered to return all papers and In.
structions relating to the 300 canal
tolls. The secretary read the dispatch
carefully and then remarked that the
reported action was NIL news TO him.
News OF such action has neither
reached the State department, for An
sistsnt Secretary Adee 30 reported this
afternoon. There has been no further
correspondence on the subject between
Canada and the United States govern.
ment.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-02
The Worship OF Heavenly Bodies

In central India both sun and moon
are worshiped by many tribes, such
MS tho Korkus, Khonds, Tungeso'
and Buraetes. The Khonds adore
the powers Of nature, us the gods Of
the bison, tiger, hill and cholera.
but all these deities occupy far in
ferior position TO the heavenly bodies
In the Deccan some of the aboriginal
tribes also acknowledge the sun and
moon by an act Of reyerence.-Lon
don Standard.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-02
or the Western Branch OF the
Democratic National tom
mittee
HELD Ia CHICAGO. DICKINSON
PRESIDING.
The Question OF Fusion with Popul'
isis aud Farmers Freely
Discussed.
ny Telegraph TO tho SEwsi
wEsrERN DEMOCRATS.

nusirr-s Transacted NJ tbr Brnnch
hoctirE of shc National Committee.
CHICAGO, Sept. 1.-The fimt meet.
ing OF the western branch Of thu Demo.
cratic National .cOmniittee was held
here this morning. Don NJ. Dickinson,
chairman Of the national campaign
committee, presided. National COM
mittccmen from the following States
were present; ID. J. Campau, Mich;
j. j. richardson, Ia; BenJaininCablc,
Ill; l.. &. Wall, WIS; Michaol Damn,
MIMI; VIC. beittekOw, Nd; James
NJ. Woods, SD. These gentlemen rep.
resent the States 90 Le controlled 10y
the bTnnch committee. No business Of
u fafmnl nature was transacted ut tho
meeting. Adlai L.. Stcvonson's law
partner, Hon. James ). Ewing, arrived
bore this morning from Bloomington,
to confer with memteTa Of the commit.
tee.
Later Ia tho day the western branch
OF the national committee met In con.
ference with national committeeman
from Iowa, Minnceota, Wisconsin,
Michigan, North Dakota, South Dako.
tn and Illinois. Each gentleman do.
tailed the condition OF his respective
State and usually closed by sub.
hitting u list Of speakers Of national
reputation who would contribute 10
the party success by visiting his State.
Nearly every speaker said II Cleveland
and Stevenson could be induced 10
make tour through tho Statee, the
old time republican msjorities would
vanish.
The question Of fusion with the
Peoples or Farmers Alliance In
certain States was freely discussed,
and the committee unreserveily gave
Its approval wherever fusion met the
wisdom OF the regular Democratic or
ganikation. In regard 10 the political
situation generally, chairman DIckln.
son Haid.
"rhe West was thoroughly looked
over, and Il was found that the pros.
poets for Democratic victory In hithers
10 Republican States were never
brighter. Wa intend 10 perfect our
organization In every State, and every
inch ofthe ground will be fought. I
shall make no claims in my States, hut
know an aggressive fight will bring
some doubtful ones over 10 the Demo.
cracy. There will DO perfect harmony
between New York headquarters and
those In charge here.
81 saw Cleveland Saturday, and he
was surprisingly familiar with the sltu-
alton here. He believes the fight on
the tariff should be pushed, and 90 1t
WILL"
Asked II the report OF Labor Com.
missioner Peck would have the effect
Of reoponiug the breach between the
Hill and Cleveland factions, Dickinson
snid: "f0u may say as cmphaticalIy
as you wish that there are anu viii be
no divisions In the New York Domoc.
rsoy. know whereof speak when
say that Senator I'M ana Tsmmany
are loyal to the ticket"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-02

II il rains on the first Sunday o.
the month, it is morally certain q
rain on two or three of the othe'
Sundays. Why it is so no ON
knows, unless it be that rainstom,
in this country come at intervals
about sevea days apart, and If thu
rain happens to hit the first sunday
the other rainy Sundays follow as &
natural consequence, The coinci
donoo has been noted too often &c
doubt that it really exists. st. Louil
Globe-Demucrat.
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The international Monetary Confer.

WAsntSGToN, ID. c., Sept. l.-Sec-
rotary Foster said this afternoon TINT
there had been Ms yet no place or time
liked upon for the meeting Of tho Inter.
national Monetary conference. Should
cholera continue lie menacirg course,
me opinion was expressed ut the
treasury department that II was alto.
ge,herprobable that the meeting of the
conference will hc deferred until some
latter date, whom danger from the
scourRe VIII not be 30 gIeat rs now.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-02

CHAMBERLAIN, 5. d., Sept. 1.-The
Democratic State convention met
here today. w. @. Quiglcy was made
permanent chairman. Tho proposition
10 endorse the Peoples party eIestors
was defeated. Peter Couchman OF
walworth county was nominated for
governor. Electors were also nomin-
ated. For acknowledgements, g. A..
Ramsey; secretary OF state, J. l.. Nor.
rin; treasurer, Norge Culver; attorney
general, II. @. Walsh; auditor, j. Il.
Zeibaoh Congressman, Chaunce
Wood ami Mr.. Wicker. The platform
strongly endorses the tarifi reform and
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coneu,Iy purned 10 the Ground.

SPOKANE, Wash, Sept. l.-Word
has lust reached here that Concully,
the county seat Of Okanagan county,
was burned TO the ground between /
and o O'Clock Tuesday morping.
Nothing remains Of the town proper
sayo echoolh0use, courthouse anu
drugstore. The total loss will reach
10000 and the insurance Is not over
10 per cont. The town VIII be rebuilt.
The sum OF $500 was raised at Ruby
tia next morning for the relief Of the
sufferers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-02

Cobalt is now obtained from low
grade ores by roasting the orc in
combination with common salt and
Manganese, and then treating the so
luton with sulphuretted hydrogen
TO remove the copper, while the co
bait is procipitated by sulphide OF
sodium. The process can be oper
ated at much lower cost than by
tho usual methods. New York Sun
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-02
Democratic Campaign In Indiana.

VINcESEEs, Ind, Sept. H. The
Democratic campaign was opened In
GRAY Of IidIana dreaded over tba
meetiug and introduced Adlai Steven.
son 10 the enthusiastic Democrats and
also made n short address. Mr.. Steven.
son spoke for nearly AN hour. He gave
this most attention 20 the tariff and
force bill. Claude Matthews, candi.
date for governor, followed with u few
remarks. There was another meeting
tonight, at which speeches wore de.
livored by John Bretz, candidate for
Congress, ex.Congiessman James IL.
Lamb aud Hon. George Fithian OF
Illinois.
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a doctor was summoned TO attend
the millcr's little boy, He wrote cut
II prescription, which was promptly
made up AMI administered in due
form. The next day he called again
TO sec his patient and found the
whole family in tears
"Alas!" said the mother, ~
shouldn't have thought that my
poor child would have died of the
measles,
WHAT exclaimed the doctor, "he
had the measles and you never told
mog-LObservatour.
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IIarrison win Garry Out tho Fro.
gTamtne.

NEW York, Sept. l.-Chairman
Chnrles w. hacket, Of the Republican
State executive committee received
tho following dispatch from Washing
ton this afternoon:
"The President cannot now make
his New York trip without waiting
over hero until Monday, and he Is
anxious TO return 10 Loon Lake at
once. He viii carry out the pro-
gramino a. far M possible on his ro-
turn to Washington, which will be
near tho 10Th inst, reversing this
oIdur.v
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-02
.rhe rIr.t nnllrona stnllon.

The first railroad station in the
United States was the Albany termi.
nus of the Albany and Schenectady
lailroad. Up 10 1912 it stood ut the
corner OF Broad and Van Vetchen
streets nov Third avenue). 1t is a
one story building about twenty-five
feet square. Yankee Blade.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-02
HELD ron TRIAL.
strike Leaders Have ~ Preliminary
Hearing.

PiTgsBuR0, Sep. Hugh O'Don.
nell, q. w. Sarwer, David Lynch,
William 4. Roberts and William Nc.
Conegly were given preliminary
hearing this evening before Alderman
McAlasters on the charge Of conspiracy
preferred by Secretary Lovejoy. At
the conclusion OF the evidence VIII.
liam j. brennan, counsel for the
defense, moved n discharge, but the
alderman overrulod the motion and
held them for court III $1,000 ball
which was furnished The situation
about the strike district today was
quiet. Notwithstanding the weak
places discovered In the RANKS OF the
strikers, favorable reports were male
by them and they claimed tho strike
was sin on. Onthe other hand the
mills are running apparently as though
nothing had happened and the firms
report success and bright prospect.
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Tho 900 Canal Tolls.

West SUPERIOR, Wis, Sept L.
The deputy collector Of customs has
been ordered to return all papers and
instructions relating to 500 canal tolls.
These proceedings are customary only
when law has been repealed or ceases
TO be enforced. The custo. > officers
here regard the movement as an indi.
cation that Canada has backed down.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-02

DETROIT, Sept. L. Lieut.. Wood
bridge Gcnry, Of the Nineteenth H..
iGutTy, United States army, is on ttisl
before court martini, which met Vt
Fogt Wayne today, on charges OF con-
duct to prejudice good order aud CON
quot unbeconiing an officer aud gen.
llemnn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-02

AU ousTA, Mo-, Sept. l.-Senator
Hale stated 10 newspaper man to-
night that Blaine will make no
speeca es daring tho campaign, but Is
now engaged In writing a letter likely
to appear any day, In which he de.
discussed and In which he takes a
deep interest.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-02
international Reciprocity coHyeu-
dion.

GRAND Fouils, N. D., Sent, L.
The International Reciprocity convcn.
ton met here today. Governor Burke,
Of North Dakotn, was elected presi-
dent. Numerous addTesecs were made
during the stgsion. TLc usual CONF
mit,cea were appointed aud an I'D
i0urnment taken, after which tecep-
ton was tcnicrcd the delegate.
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MARQUETTE, Mich, Sept. 1.-The
steamer NV estern Reserve" bound for
Cleveland, broke in two oil Suble
Banks, near Beer Park, about 0 p. m.
Tuesday. Twenty-six persons were
drowned. But one man, Harry Stew
art Of Algonac, was saved. Two bodies
were washed ashore this morning.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-02

BosToS, Sept. The fumor that a
cargo OF rags from LONDON by the
steamship Roman had been shipped to
& incinnai without being iumigated Is
incorrect, the rags being still aboard
the vessel.
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Goes 60 Venezuela.

NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-The United
States cruiser "Concord" sailed from
Brooklyn navy yard at ?. m. today
for Guayrs, Venezuela. Tho Soon
cord" goes to look after the interests
Of American citizens at Venezuela.
The trip will be OF about eight days
duration.
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ANIME Disaster In Reiriu,n.

BRUSSELS, Sep. la terrific explo.
sion occurred today In thu AgariIa
coal mine In Hainaut. This explosion
caused heavy coal to fall that bloclxaded
the gale soi tho mine aud sutiocated
many Of no miners. Noarly all the
men ~, ccountei for. Some escaped
upinjnred. Twenty. Ave bodies have
teen recovered aud eight men alive,
though very seriously Injured.
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Collapse Of srnnoidIng.

BERLIN, Sept. l.--Whilc repairing
the old royal castle In konigsberg 10.
day the seanolding suddenly collapsed,
prccipiiating number OF workinep 10
the ground. Nine were instantly
killed,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-02

Wonder If there ever was a bride
who didn't write home TO her most
intimate friend while she was away
on her wedding tour, "And am
married to the best husband in all
the world, n--Someryille Journals
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touches on various other questions OF
Interest TO this State Only.
The First whitehead Auto Mobile
Torpedo.

NEW YoniS, Svpt. 1.-The first
Whitehead Auto Mobile torpedo ever
fired from an American wnr vessel In
tho country was shot from one of the
three and ono-clgbt inch guns III the
hay today. The ilrst shot was a sue
CO.'S, and wns followed by tive more
equally successful.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-02
sinI,icr white Leaves for Russia.

NEw YoRii, Sept. i.-lion. Andrew
Jackson White, recently appolntcd
Minister Plenipotontiary to Rus,ii,
left this morning ON The Ham bug
American packet steamer "Augusla
NiclOfln.D