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ACCESS TO MONTAUR."
A CORRECTION FROM THE PRESIDENT OF THE
LONG ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY.

A CORRECTION FROM THE PRESIDENT OF THE
LONG ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY.
To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: My attention has been called 10 editorial
In your paper Of Saturday. August g. with the cap
ton Access TO Montauk" That editorial is based
on msapprehension OF the facts.
The contract between the United States Govern
nient and the railroad company made on a
basis entirely satisfactory TO the officers OF the
Government who had the matter In charge. II was
IN Just the form they wanted. The railroad COM
pany never expected haul single soldier. but
ex. ectcd that all the troops would be handled by
transports II was d surprise to us to receive any
troops coming from Florida. All the Cuban troops
be delivered by transports at Fort Pond Bay.
The Government is at liberty TO handle all It's bust
ness by its own ships.
The small and rickety pier, suitable for fishing
smacks" TO which you refer is an iron pier Just az
substantial as any pier In New-York. and con-
stand tee or heavy weather There twenty
seven feet OF water at the dock at low tide The
United States authorities have had an opportunity
for the last three months to build an addition to
the present dock. any new docks that they might
think necessary. When certain pile work Is com
pleted. within the next few days. ordinary trans
ports will be able TO lie easily at the pier.
Neither the land company nor the railroad COM
pany offered it's facilities The Government came
70 ,ne railroad company and the Montauk ConpaIy
and asked for the use OF the land and for rates on
the railroad
Your editorial Is based so obviously on erroneous
information that hope you Will correct the I'M
w II BALDWIN, JR., President.
Long Island City. n. y. Aug. g. 1888.
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BTSM4RCK'S MEMOIRS IN LONDON

THEY WILL BE DISTRIBUTED TO PREVENT OFF,
CIAI. ACTION TO SUPPRESS THEM
Berlin. Aug SIT Is said that Bismarck 8
memoirs have been deposited in London. from
which point they will be distributed. in order 10
prevent any action by the German court 10 sup
press them.
Prince Herbert was not present at the opera
house service lie declined also 10 attend the SER
vice at Hamburg.
All the rooms OF the late Prince will he kept as
before his death 1t is noticed that all tho
semi oflicial papers hove ceased TO publish any
thing about Bismarck except semi-official COM
munica tons
II Is asserted that shortly before he died. In re-
Spouse implorlng appeal TO Pnnow. his valet
the latter disobeying the doctors orders. gave him
a large glass of champagne and mineral water The
Prince then slowly and peacefully expired.
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DIED.

Of William G Burt daughter Of the late Chaunosy
Funeral services will be held at her late residence No.
o'clock
coMER-yery suddenly. a, his summer home HUI, HUI!
and Mary Conner Of Liverpool England.
EWART-on August !. at his residence. No. 2+s West
at 10 a. m. Wednesday. 10Th inst
1nterment private.
FARRAND-on Sunday. August l. at 2:So .. m. rla
sigma beloved wife OF oliver II. Farrand also infant
daughter
Friends invited the funeral service. at her late
residence, No. 23s West il3th-s on Tuesday evening"
ut o'clock.
HAsBRoUCK-At Modena n. Y. August S. oscar Has,
Funeral from his late residence Thursday morning. q
1870 o'clock.
H.. widow OF the Rev. James Hoyt. in the 10Th year
frank e Hoy &c. 80 So cenraave on wednesday
afternoon al O'clock
KAuPE-on Friday. Angus, 5. 1895; Edward Kaups, ss
resident Of New-Yorl city, in the s7h year Of his
sHAFER-.A. Railway. y j.. On sunday, Angus, 7. isas
Funeral service. at his late residence Bryans-st
Tuesday August o. at ?. m.
Interment AZ convenience Of family
sHEPPARD-On sunday, Angus, I. Henry Sheppard.
". D.. in his Iih year.
Funeral services viii be he'd No 400 Lenox-sve.
Relatives and friends are invited TO attend.
SPRAGuE-on sunday August 1895 Susan v. A..
wife OF John II. sprasue and daughter OF the iata
Funeral services at her residence No Al West as;,
"Wednesday August 10 AZ 1870 a.
fnterment Mt Woodlawn at convenience OF family.
Kindly omit flowers
Railroad ~ minutes ride from the Grand Csntra
Dcpo,. Office 10 East &2d-st.
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STATE COMMITTEE MEETINGS.
THE REPUBLICANS WILL PROBABLY WAIT UNTIL
AFTER THE DEMOCRATS HAVE NAMED
A CONVENTION DATE

John L. Shea the Commissioner OF Bridges. re-
turned 10 the swcltering city from Saratoga last
evening and brought to some OF tho Tammany
politicians the Information that the city members
OF the Democratic State Committee had united In n
request FOR n meeting OF the committee TO be held
In Saratoga Friday OF this week. II said
that Elliot Danforth. tho committees chairman.
was in Chcnango County attending a Democratic
convention. and that he probably would he In this
city to-day and Issue call for the meeting OF tho
committee
Senator Platt was nj Wnkesbarre Penn. yester-
day. but he is expected to be In the city again to-
day. when date for the next meeting OF the Re-
publican State Committee may be fixed. Local
Republican politicians In the city last evening said
that the committee probably would not meet until
after the Democratic State Committee had n
nounced the date for the meeting OF the Demo-
cratic State Convention. The politicians seemed
TO be much in doubt as to Mr. Platts choice OF a
candidate for Governor. There have been whispers
that he might try again to have Benjamin r. Odell.
jr now chairman Of the State Compiittee. nomi-
mated by the State Convention to head tho Repub-
lican ticket.
Some OF the Brooklyn Republicans who have boon
talking favorably OF tho denomination OF Governor
Black and Leutcnant-tiovernor Woodruff have
been singing a tune within day two.
Alderman David s Stewart said yesterday Il
ind that Brooklyn delegates 10 the STATE Convcn-
ton are breaking away from the old ticket and
demanding | no longer In favor OF
the denomination OF Governor Black. as think the
canal scandal has hurt him politically. As soon
as the report OF the Commissioners was published.
Governor Black should have suspended Aldridge
ana Adams II he believed them guilty. He should
not have paced tho responsibility on another and
gon" of 10 the mountains. was for Governor
Black and no one else. until this happened" Alder
man S'cwar; Is "A delegate from the Seventh ward
OF Brooklyn. the home OF State Senator Brush, who
has been mentioned a possible candidate for
Lieutenant Governor. The Alderman said he
In favor OF a candidat" for Governor from the
Western part OF the State. such man James
W. Wadsworth Charles L SaxtOn.
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POstOfiice Notice.

Should be read DAILY by all interested. as changes
Foreign mail, for the week ending Angus. 49, 1884
win clos, promptly in all c ,. c, ,se one neur .se
than closing time shown below.
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Hanb A%sl'ss M for Netheriand. direct per
Eia" Via Amsterdam det'ers must be directed per
sATTRpGyAt ,or France. s"a;rlap s,. tall,
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Rosrd ssr mus. be directed
seps spa In ' per- via Queenstown.
mall. named Shove sdditiena supptmen,ary malls
a FRENCH SRe" and German unit;
within minutes Of the hour Of sailing OF steamer
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reced per Dorset: at II m Supp ementary i:ao ::
Carthagena, via Curacao, per g. O. Laughton; at $50
p IN. for Newfoundland per steamer from North Sgd
Mails for Newfoundland by rail to Halifax and thence
Mails Tor Mlqueion BY rail Boston and thence BY
steamer close at this ONCE daily at $50 m Mails
Mexico City overland unles: specially sddressed for
e'p pa and ~ 2:sc p NJ tRes.tersd mail c:Oss: ss
M. previous day.
rRANspAcIFrc MAILS.
Mails for China Japan and Hawaii. per = Doric iron
$50 Mails for Chin: and J s!T Ssr TO- xususs
Gla a, sc Mall. chin. and Japan s,Dsevj: .
addressed only per Em1rs:. 81 ' as q, sS e
a Ma. s. San CHINA T.nsi :sS Clos:
Assu: s.e.p IL ws.. az: 2p.sll. iss.
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close here daily up to september Is At 100 M, Il
and $50 m tcr on arrival at Nsw,xort Of
1ranspacinc mails forwarded to port OF sailing lAy
and the sshsdue Of closing :: arranged on he pr
tered mall close cosSEI4gs s VAN ~ pe...
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ad to love above all--and they hear daily
:. ,ha next important command. equally great.
s..,,, shalt love thy neighbor as myself
cbouId we love the poor. mismanaged Philip
-, rs,,pders If gave them back to pas
,,onats cruel sclf-willed Spain? We are bound
. ATTY as our lot came TO be mixed up with
.nor, hy this unsought-for war, to let them
- all our liberties. which consists In doing
-or ourselves the best we can under protection
:, all the different religious and civil laws
ID clear to us in the Book of Books, and
...ouah the thoughtfulness of competent states
- thinkers, judges. advisers etc. 1t would
- a crime to give over the conquered to treach-
-.ors spain: II would reopen the wounds which
~. samaritan bound up. and paid for their
Ting with His own blood.
MARIUS LEANDER.
>-vYork Aug. s, 1898.
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EMPEROR WILLIAMS REPLY.

Berlin Aug. S-Emperor William. replying to the
message OF coincidence from the Hamburg Senate
upon the death OF Bismarck. telegraphed as fol-
lows
This expression OF your sympathy Upon the occa-
sion OF the death of the great Chancellor mis- my
afflicted heart with peculiar thankfulness Al the
hcnd of the German Mission. ! realize with espe-
cial keenness the significance OF the passing OF cur
great national hero. a., 49,, 49,.
caused among all Germans throughout the world
testify TO the firm determination or the German
nconls 10 preserve and honor In gratitude the MEM
orv OF that immortal statesman by an utter devo-
ton to the national Idea to the Emperor ana inc
Empire.
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A GLADSTONE MOyUMENT REFUSED.

THE DUBLIN MUNICIPAL COUNCIL VOTES THAT
no ENGIIsHMAN SHOULD BE HON
ORED BEFORE PARNELL
Dublin Aug s-The Municipal Council OF Dublin
has refused 70 comply with a request OF the Glad
stone Memorial Society for its corporation In erect
ing In Dublin n statue commemorative Of the life
and services OF Mr.. Gladstone similar 20 those
which the society will erect in London and Edin-
burgh.
Mr.. Sherlock, a member ~ the Council. moved
the following resolution negaiiving the request:
Resolved. That the corporation OF Dublin Is
strongly Of opinion that no statutes should be
erected In Dublin In honor OF any Englishman until
the Irish people have erected fitting one In mem
DRY Of Charles Stewart ParneL"
After several speeches. among them one by Coun
cillor Thornton. who aid It could not be forgotten
that Gladstone laid a heavy hand upon the Ma
tionalsts." the resolution was adopted unanimously
amid cheering.
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SOCIAL AFFAIRS IN NEWPORT.

Newport. r. l.. Aug. (SpeciaD.-This was
night OF many dinners In Newport social circles
Chief among them Mrs Stuyvesant Fish
unner-dancs ut crosswsys. her new villa. In ocean
ave This was for younger people, the dance when
followed the dinner being led BY Harry lehr with
MSS Fish. At the same time there were IN PROV
aess number OF other dinners. whose guests later
I Sboe to Crossways and Joined In the aahS,n r
SSaele. At these dinners the hostcsses were sirs'
En- French. Mrs Harry Payne Whitney, airs
p Pnsna Dyer. IT,. Mrs A. Munn Mrs E stnyrs
wells II. L. Winthrop was also among the nun no
a., Thee affairs took SO many people tnat ne ne
cctencsnct al .hc regular Monday night mop AZ me
Sseino was somewhat smaller than usual. yet there
dnis. . ~
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COINCIDENCE TO PRINCE BISMARCK

Berlin Aug S-The Federal Council has sent Prince
Herbert Bismarck a address of coincidence. II re-
fers to the deceased the great. heroic First
Chancellor OF the United Fatherlard" and con-
tnues
The two decades during which he worked at our
head have become imperishable landmarks of Ger
manys greatness and welfare. and his spirit was so
powerful that II will continue TO make itself felt
for centuries to come. His name will always DO
honored as the supre-ne essence OF tue patriotism
and nation leading statecraft. To him Is assured
the everlasting gratitude Of the Federal Council
and of the whole German nation.
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COUNTY REPrBLIcANS TO MEET.

The General Committee Of The Republicans Of
the County OF New-York will meet again this even
Ing in Mott Memorial Hal. H. Mndison-ave at
Twenty-sevenih St TO consider the resolutions In
favor OF the denomination ~ Governor Black and
IN favor OF Citizens Union candidates FOR the Legs
lature. which were offered and laid over At recent
meeting OF the committee In view OF the oppOs-
ton to the resolutions which manifested at
the meeting two weeks ago. q Is possible thst both
resolutions may be Withdrawn and the organiza
ton may decide 10 commit Itself In favor Of
any candidates In advance u nciwa! nominations.
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COLONEL DE FREEZES NARROW ESCAPE.

RESCUED FROM DROWNING AT CITY ISLAND
AFTER PASSING UNDER A YACHT.
narrow escape yesterday from drowning OF City
Island Colonel DE Frcce. who Is spending the
summer In New Rochelle. was member Of n sail
ing party given by Supervisor VI. J. Dillon and
John A. Van Zclm Charles H. Noxon's sloop
yacht the Ellen. After sailing on the Sound all the
morning and having n delightful time. the party
put In at City Island about o'clock for dinner bat
the tide was running so low thai Il was necessary
q take the guests OF I'm rowboats. Colonel DE
Frece. In dlsemharkng. capsized the rowboat and
being unable to swim. carried by the current
almost Immediately beneath the yacht The boats
also thrown into the water but kept
ahont until lines could he thrown 10 them.
Colonel De Frecc. after sinking reappeared at
the stern OF the yacht. and Judge Levison and ex-
Assembyman Alfred T. Smith sprang into tho wa
ter. made a rope fast around him. and he was
drawn deck by the guests and revived
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THE GUATEN4LiN RFTOLfTION.
EXACTIONs FROM FOREIGNERs-THE UNITED
STATES MAY HAvB TO MAKE STRONG
REPRESF STATIOSS.

Washington. Aug. s.-Advces received from Co
cos. Guatemala. show thar the revolutionary move
ment there hns assumed phase which. while not
jeopardizing the existing Government. promises TO
involve foreign residents In great difficulty. The
Insurgents under Morales believed to have re-
ceived considerable support from the Mexicans on
the frontier who are said 10 be chargeahle at least
with failing 10 observe neutrality. some OF the
foreign residents already have suffered heavy cx-
actions OF money under forced lcyics by ihe In
surgcnts and ~ may be that strong representa-
lions the subject viii be necessary by the United
States
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A PROTEST FROM THE POPE.

THE SUPPRESSION OF CATHOLIC JOURNALS N
ITALY DECLARED ILLEGAL
Rome. Aug s-The Pope has issued an encyclicai
protesting against the suppression OF Catholic Jour-
nails during the recent in.urrcction. which IL de-
clares illegal contrary Christianity specially d.
rected against the Papacy and calculated TO embit-
ter religious conflict. prejudcIa TO Italy and to
remove conservative force against Socialism and
Anarchy
Nevertheless. Catholics" the encyclical contin-
ues. though opposed to all rebellion will not alter
their policy either for threats or violence. They
VIII submit to the existing state OF things, though
they will never support IT,"
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RECOMMENDS SUGAR FOR TROOPS.

London. Aug. 9-The Berlin correspondent Of
1.-THE Daily MALI says
"As a result Of experiments at the last imperial
manpuvres DR.. Lctens Torfer physician TO the
general STAFF. recommends that In future sugar be
regarded regular article OF soldiers food. espe-
cially when on the march.
The experiments prove that the men subjected
70 sugar diet increased In weight and suffered less
from hunger. thirst exhaustion and sunstroke on
long marches than the men who were put on ordi-
nary diet
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NATIONAL WHEAT STORES RECOMMENDED.

London Aug S.-The Parliamentary committee
appointed to inquire into the question OF national
wheat stores reports that 1t Is PROFOUNDLY I'M
messed with the immense importance or Govern,
nent wheat stores essential Item for national
defence and recommends the appointment OF a
royai commission to deal with the matter.
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one Of the most skilful politicians in the State.

one OF the most skilful politicians in the state
arrived here few days ago.
\ Supreme Court Judge. of course. would not
pull any political wires hut his counsel at times
may be valuable. No would say, however,
that Judge Van Wyck would put straw in the
way OF the nomination of his brother. Mayor
Van Wyck for Governor and the way in which
Judge Van Wyck associates with the TGmmany
Hall officials leads one 70 fear that his judicial
mind Is rct'inc saturated with good deal OF
political information which may be Of use 10
his brother
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-09
DETAILED FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.

For New-England. thunderstorms and rain: variable
winds becoming southwesterly.
For Eastern NewYork rain cooler in southern portion
south TO southeast winds.
For the District OF Columbia Eastern Pennsylvania.
Newer.ey and Delaware thnnderstorms and ran cooler
westerly winds. -, ,,..-. ~.
ylyania and Ohio rain; light 10 fresh. variable winds
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MRS. wESSEL-TEMPLE GETS A DIVORCE.

London, Aug. Sin the Divorce Division Of the
High Court OF Justice to-day Esther Wcssel-Tem-
pie of Binghamton. n. Y, secured a decree nisi
in her suit against William Runceman the alleged
Baronet, who under the name OF "Sr Granville
Temple" married an English actress named Agnes
ouville. while his first wife. Esther Vessel,
, al he had married at Binghamton. n. Y. was
still living.
Runceman Is undergoing a sentence Of five years
penal servitude for bigamy imposed upon him on
June p for marrying Miss Inglouvilie
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND To~DAYs FORECAST.
Warhinaton. s.-Thunderstorms and rain have
hsen r.prted In nl districts the Mississippi Valley
TO the Atlantic Coast. There has been fall in tenn
pernture In lake regions the Ohio and Lower Mlss
spp valleys will be cooer with rain In the Atlantic
STATE. the weather will clear in the Ohio and Lower
Nisssslppl valleys and lower lake region. and will be
generally fair elsewhere.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-09

Tribune once. Aug. 0. a. m-The weather yesterday
was fair and warm becoming cloudy and showery In tho
evening" The temperature ranged between ~ and ~ de-
rrees the average s6I desreeN being 81 degrees higher
Than that OF Sunday and IN degrees higher than that OF
the corresponding day OF last year.
Rain and cooler weather are likely to prevail In this
Vicinity rn-day.
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MANY DROWNED SAYING FAREWELL.

FATAL RESULT OF A COLLISION AT Lisbon
Lisbon Aug. Sat the departure Of Dr. Cam
pos SALES. President Of Brazil. by the transat.
lantc liner Thames for America probably
Buenos Ayres) to-day. two steamers that were
carrying friends to bid him farewell came into
collision. swapping two small boats
1t Is feared that fewer than twenty Per.
cons were drowned.
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ITALY WILL MAKE COLOMBIA YIELD.

London. Aug. 9.The Rome correspondent OF The
Times" denying the rumor that the italian Cab
met Council has decided 10 send additional men-of-
war to Colombia in connection with the Cerrud
claim. says: ,
Italy would prefer Colombia not to court need
less humiliation. but unless ] am totally misin-
formed the Government will maintain the instr'ic-
lions already given to Admiral Candiani.
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At rehearsal of the naval show ut the Madi
son Square Garden Sunday night the Iowa
rammod the Oregon. which sank. and afterwnrd
had TO be put In the drydock. This neccsstated
the postponcment OF the opening performance In
tended FOR last night and II WI decided to put II
of I'll Thursday. In order to give further oppor-
tunity for rehearsals OF the light effects.
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DANFORTH FAVORED IN TOMPKINs.

Ithaca. " Y. Aug. S-The three delegates chosen
to the Democratic State Convention from Tompkins
County may he counted upon TO favor the candi-
dacy Of Elliot +. Danforth. Two OF them are
strong silver men, and decidedly opposed 10
the candidacy OF J. b. Stanchfeld. OF Emira. be-
cause OF his lack OF sympathy with the Bryan cam
paign. II Danforth cannot be nominated. the
Tompkins favorably inclined to the candi-
dacy of Mayor Mcclure of Syracuse
The gold Democratic element In the county
headed by such men as Professor b. l. Wheeler. OF
Cornell University. is In hearty sympathy with
Stanchheld's candidacy. but the silver men have
secured control by small majority. Considerable
comment Is caused by Stanchhcld's defeat in
county near his home
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THE SONS GO TO KOENIGsBERG.

Fredrichsruh. Aug s.-Count and Countess Will
lam Bismarck have gone TO their estate at
K3nigsberg. East Prussia. and Prince Herbert Won
Bismarck is expected 10 follow on Wednesday.
The construction of the Bismarck mausoleum will
be begun Immediately The work has been intrusted
To Professor Won Scharnbeck. the Hanover archi-
fec
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PAIN WILL DELAY THE PARTY.

The lawn party for the wives and children OF the
.odicrs and sailors In the field. scheduled for the
East Lawn in Central Park this afternoon, VIII be
postponed In case of rain. In such case II VIII
taLe place on the first clear afternoon. The Wom-
msns Patriotic Relief Association is sponsor for the
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IfUE WORTH DEAD.

Paris Aug &-Mme. Charles Frederick Worth.
widow Of the famous costumer who died In March,
1906 and his successor In the superintendent OF
the Worth establishment. died to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-09
DIR LETTLER DIED OF HEART DISEASE.

SOUTHAMPTON. Aug SAN inquest just held here
over the remains OF DR.. Cornela LETTER. OF Chi
coro who died on board the North German Lloyd
steamer Friedrich der Crosse. which arrived here
on Saturday last from New-York July rs. on
her way to Bremen shows that she died OF heart
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whitehall. y. Y. Aug. S-Governor Black. Con-
pressmen Warren Il. Hooker. William l.. Ward
md George ~ Southwick and II. F.. owen have
hecn spending the day at Ausable Chasm tho
guests OF Congressman Wallace T. Foote. jr.. Of
Port Henry.