Atlanta A. ,V I. Abb ti- Atlanta, ua. 
Ag. A Hurl. Union. Aurora, 111...... 
Belle Plain llnkiii. Belle Plain. Kn 
Bridgeton DDM'tet. Bridgeton, Ind 
tttntal 
Jtairs. 
THE ANNUAL PAIRS POE 1871. 
State ninl Dial rift. 
Ai 'bama, Montgomery.... ; • ..Oct. IB 20 
Amei'iean Institute, Now Y ork... ...Sept, i. Nov.- 
American PoupiKigleal, Richmond* \ a. • . Sept. j, * 
Arkansas, Little Hock ...Oet./t « 
Colorado, Denver.... vK** fe 
Cotton Stater. Augusta, Ga.Octal, acv.t 
Central llllnoln. .laeksoii. , ..., 
Cherokee „ml Ala., Koine, Ou. /» , a? 
(kintral Michigan. Lai,ring. 
Central Iowa, Den Muln«s.se|>l. l.J -» 
Cedar Valley, Iowa. Cedar Kalla.*'‘l’t. ]jF- • 
Central Ohio, WcobHU text) u rg...-mpt. 19-2* 
Central Pennsylvania, Altoona........Sent. 14-JO 
Central ICentueky. Danville... bei;t. 1J, 20 
Cincinnati Ittdnnt, Cincinnati, O.Be|<t.0,Oct .I 
Klgtn District, l-Jlitin. Ill-.. . -sept. 2-£> 
Farmer*’and Mecbr’ (nut.. Danville, 111 ....sept. 19-28 
Home Kali. Dixon, III .... ..Sept. W 1(> 
llonev Creek Di*t„ New London, lnd.Sept, lb,— 
Indianapolis A. M. A II., Indianapolis.S«pt, *M0 
Iillriolu. DuQuoin.Sept. 25 .TO 
Illinois Swhifl, Chicago. Sent. 1J-41 
Inthunu, ludianapolisi.*. * *2 
Iowa Cedar Rapids.Kept. 15 
Kansas, Topeka.Sept, lt-la 
l.oulsmna. New Orleans.Nov. IS -i 
Maryland. Baltimore. • Cot-a lj 
Michigan, Kalamazoo..Sept. I.l ~- 
.Miohlgan Koiuolojtieu], Grand Rapids.Sept 12-15 
Minnesota, 5 t„ Paul.........Sept. 2d --- 1 
Mlesiusippl, Jackson.....DCt. ISW 0 
MooiHvlTle District, Muoniville. lnd..t-ept. l -8 
Nebrnsku, Brownvllle...Sejd. 20-2.1 
New England, Lowell, Mass.... Kept. «-» 
New Hampshire. Dover.Sept.-0 * 
New.Jersey, VVaVeily.......Sept. 1.1-1 
New Y ak. Albany.. .....Oot.2 » 
Noriliem Ml,.hip an, Grand Rapids...Sept. J . W 
Northern Kansas. A tell iron. .Del. 8 0 
Nnrlheastern lotva, Poslville...Del. l-b 
North YVlBConsln, Oshkosh.......Oct. 2. - 
Norllieril Ohio, Cleveland. Sept. 12-17 
North Kentucky, Moreuee.Sept. 19, - 
North MIbboUD. Hannibal..Sept. 25 .to 
North Khobiis, Aielllson.Oct. H I; 
Ohio, Kprnigtlehl.Sept, it 29 
Ontario, Canada. lltnyslon.Sept. 2a -J 
l'enn.'-ylvenla Hort, Philadolplihi.Sept. 12. 
I’ekio DCt.net, Pekin, HI.Sept. 18-22 
Si. Louie A..soelaLom. St. Louis. Mo .Oct, 2-7 
Sotnliwe.'U Iowa. Red Oak.. . ...Oct. I !-8 
Sabine Valley, Louisiana. . ....Oct, Si, 
Southwest Wisconsin, Mineral Point... Sept.o il 
South Georgia, Tlionui*vIlle..Oct. 31, Nov. I 
Stock Hair. SalvIsa. Ky.Sept, 15. - 
S Cast Mo., Cape Girardeau,. <>cl. 1 ' II 
So. Wisconsin, Janesville.Sent. 12-15 
So. Kan. A Mo. Ag. Ast'n, Kt. Scott, Kan. .Si pi. 2a. - 
Telinersee, NitBliVlIle. .Sept, 2 >-30 
ThornMiwn t nlon. Thorlltown, Ind.Sept. 2., 39 
Colon Fair, Wlirren. Ill.. Sept. 12 la 
Union Kalr, Milton, Iowa..Aug.23 25 
Union Kalr, liiidgcttni, lnd....Aug. 28, Sept. 2 
Union Central, Atlanta, 111 .A up. 2d. Sept 2 
Union Kali, Cenli.ilhi, III.Sept 18-22 
Vermont, St. Jolnmlnii y.. . ..Svpu 12-15 
Virginia, Richmond.Oct. 1)1. Nov.3 
Virginia Horticultural, Richmond.Kept, 6-8 
YVi.seoiisin, Milwaukee.Sept. 25-29 
Western New York. Rochester.Sept.'20-29 
West Alabama, iSutnw...Oct. 17-21 
West Ontario, Condon, Canada.Sept. 20-2!) 
County and Local. 
new York. 
Allegany. Angelica. 
Camden, Oneida Co. 
Chautauqua. Jumeston,. 
Chenango, Bainbrldge. 
Chemung, Elmira. .. 
Delaware, Walton... 
Hamilton (Township) .... 
11 ugeo.it l I'lrtieultunil. Kingston. . 
Il OQUOtS, Versaillr.v. .. 
Jellerson, Watortown. 
Lenox (Oneida) MadlsOil Co. 
Lewie, Lowville.. .. 
i.iviiiKBtoii. Geaeneo.. 
Manlius and Potency, Onondaga Co... 
Newburgh Bay, Nowl,nigh. 
Orleans, A llddn .. 
Ontario. Canandaigua . 
Otsego, Q loperBtown. 
Oswego, Mexico. 
Oswego Falls, Oswego Co. 
Palmira, Wayne Co. 
Queens, AllneolB, Long Island. 
Rensselaer, Tro,... 
Schuyler, Wat kin*. . 
Selicnevus, Otsego Co. 
Steuben, llath... 
St .Lawrence, Canton ... 
Trenton, Oneida Co. 
Ti umansbiirg. Tompkins Co . 
Waddlngton, St. l.awrcnceCo. 
Warren, Glenn'.* Fulls. 
Westchester. White Plains. 
OHIO. 
Allen, Liniu.. .. 
Auglaize, Wapak.meta. 
Brown. Georgetown. 
Belmont, Sc Clalr.sville. 
Coshocton, Coshocton. 
Columbiana, New Lisbon. 
Carroll, CarroRon. .... . 
Crawford, Bueyrus.. 
Cuyahoga, Cleveland. 
Clio k, Springfield. 
Clinton, Wilmington. 
Champaign. L'rhanu. 
Clermont, Boston . 
Conusant. Ashtabula Co. 
Delaware, Delaware. 
Delhi nee. Dcllance . 
Darke, Greenville. 
Erie. Sandusky. 
Eull'lleld, I .aura StOP. 
Kayo tie, Washington. 
Krankllii, ColUHibllB . 
Fulton, YVauseoli. . 
Groone, Xenia. 
Geauga, Burton..... 
Guerrise), Cambridge. 
Hamilton, ('an huge. 
Highland. Hillsboro.. 
Hardin. Kenton.. 
Huron, Norwalk. 
Henry Nnpole.on. 
Harrison. < 'arliz. 
Hancock. Kindlay. 
Hocking, I .. 
Jackson, Jackson..... 
Knox. Ml. Vernon. 
Lora ilk, Elyria. 
Lucas, Toledo. 
Lake, Painesvillo.. 
Licking, Newark . .... . 
Logan. Bollefontaiiie.... 
Montgomery, Dayton. 
Marlon. Marion. 
Medina. Medina. 
Meigs. Ruck Springs . 
M.mroe, W.mdstield. 
Mercer CCIlna. . 
Mori ow. Jit. Gilead . 
Morgan. MOConuellsvUle. 
Mahoning, Cantleld. 
Miami, Troy.. 
Noble, Sunihsville. . 
Pickaway, Cireleville. 
Orwell, Ashtu. Co. 
Preble. Kil l On... 
Portage. Ravenna. 
Putnam, Ottuwa. 
Perry.New Lexington. 
Russ. Chlllicothe. 
Rich land, Manstleld... 
Shelby, Sidney... 
Summit, Altron. . 
S.indasky, Krerount. 
Seneca, TitBn. 
Trumbull, YVarren... 
'i'winshurgh. Suninni Co. 
Tusuaran a*, ('anal Dover. 
I 'moil, Marysville. 
i; hrieitsvllle, ’I’us. lio. 
Van Wert. Van Wert. 
Wayne, Wooster. 
Williains, Bi-yon. 
Warren, l.ebaimn. 
Washington, Marietta. 
Wood, Tontogany. 
Wyandoti, Upper Sandusky. 
Wellington, Lorain t o. 
..Sept 20,21 
..Sept. 12 11 
. .Sept. 25 25 
. .Sept. 10 21 
..Sept, 21 23 
• .Sept. 20-28 
. .Sept, 28-28 
. Sept. 19-21 
. .Sept, ill -22 
..Sept. 19-21 
..Sept. 28 »l 
. Sept. 12-14 
. Sepl. 27, 28 
Sepi. 20, 21 
• Sept. 2<> 28 
.sept, is, in 
Sept, 21,22 
Sept. 12-11 
..Sept. 18-21 
.Sept. 12 14 
..Sept. 28-30 
..Sept. 27 29 
. , .Sept. 1 
Sept, 28-50 
..Sept. 27-20 
. . . -Out. Hi 
..Sept. 12 H 
... .Sept. 5-7 
..Sept. 20 22 
. . Sept . 5 7 
..Sept. 12-15 
.Sept. 12- hi 
DeKalb. Sandwich. 
Karlville UIorBe. La Salle Co. 
Edgar, Paris. 
•Elgin, Kane Co... 
Fulton, canton... 
Franklin. Benton... 
Greene, Carrol I ton .. 
Grundy. Morris....... 
Henderson. Iliggsville. 
Henry, Cutnbrldge... 
Iron mil*. On.irga. 
Iroquois, VVatseka. .... 
Jackson. Murphyshoro. 
j..rsey, Jerseyville. 
,lo, Davies, Galena. 
Kune, Geneva—.. 
Kankakee. Kankakee. 
Cake, I.ii,miy v 111 .. 
lav Salle, Ottawa... 
I.ogqO, l.lneoln. 
Mueiiii, Deoalur... 
Macoupln. Cathnville. 
Madinon. Edwardsvtlle. 
Menard. I'etershurg.. 
MeDonoiiyli Macomb. 
MeLean. Bloomington. 
Mercer. Alertu. 
Morgan. Jacksonville... 
Perry, Pinckney vide...... 
Pike. Plttsliold. 
Putnam, -,. 
Pekin, Tazewell Co.— 
Richland, filney. 
Rock Inland, Roek Island. 
Shelby, ghelbyvllle.. 
Saline. Harrisburg. . 
Schuyler, Bushvllle. ... 
Stepheimon, Kreepia t... 
Union, Jonesboro. .. . 
Vermillion. Danville... 
Wlilteslde, Sterling. — 
Will. Joliet.. 
Warren, Mon mouth. 
Winnebago. Rockford. 
Woodford Metamoru. 
IOWA. 
Ackley Union. Hardin Co. 
Adair, FoiltaDCltc. 
Adams. Coining . —. . 
A llumakeo, Waiikolr.... 
A mo*. Story Co... 
Appanoose, i enterville.... 
Ag. College. Arnes. Story Co.... 
Benton, Vinton.. 
Black Hawk. Waterloo.. 
Boone. BOolisboi'o. 
Undid nan. Independence. 
Bremer, Wavat'ly.. . 
j Cass, Atlantic.. 
Cedar. Tipton.. 
Cedar, J.tiies. Ac., Medianiesville . 
Cedar \ alley, < rdar Falls.. 
Central, DCs Moines.. . 
ChlckasiMV, New Hampton. 
Chirk, Qsceolu. 
i Clayton, Fannersbui'g.. 
Clinton, Clinton .. 
Crawlord, Denison... . . 
Decatur, Leon.. 
Delaware, Manchester —. 
Dos Moines. Burlington... 
l ayclte, West Union... 
F loyd. Charles i lly. 
Hamilton, Webster city. 
I l:u rison and Monona, Little Sioux. 
Usury, Ml, Pleasant. 
II aid in. Ackley—.. . 
Jackson, Maquoketa. 
Jcffqrimn, Fair!!eld... 
Keokuk. Dee Co. 
Deo. Fort Madison.. .. 
Dolilsii, Wapello. 
Dion. Marlon... 
.Milton Union, Milton. 
Mailtaon, Winlerset... 
Mahaska. Oskakiosa. 
Mills, tileuwood.. 
Mitchell, Dsage. 
Monroe, Alton. 
M II scan 110, M iiM-utine. . 
F'oltawollamle, Council Binds. 
Powealiiek, Malcolm. 
Scott, Davenport. 
Story, Nevada... 
Tama, Tania City. .. 
Union, A Hop. 
Van Huron, Koosauqun. 
Wapello, Ottumwa. 
Wal’cen. liidtanola. 
Waahlcglolj. Washington. 
Wilton Union, Wilton. 
Winneshiek, Hccorah. 
Woodbury, Sioux City.. 
Wayne, lannviile.. 
Adams, Quincy. .. 
Aurora, Kune Co. 
Atlanta, Logins Co. 
Aurora. Kano Co. 
Boon, Belvidere. . 
Bureau. Princeton. 
Colo , t harlesion. 
Carr.ill. Mt. Carroll. 
Cass. Virginia . . 
Centralia, Marion Co. 
Champaign, Urban a. 
Danville Meeh. Inst., Vermillion 
Damascus, Stepenson Co. 
..Sept. 21, 23 
.Oct. 4-ii 
.Sept. 5-8 
.Sept- 27-39 
.Sejit. 12-15 
.Sept. 20-22 
-- .Sept. 20-28 
.Oct. 3-6 
.Oct. 3 6 
.Sept. 5-8 
.Sept, 6-8 
.Sepl, 12-15 
- .Sept. 12-15 
Sept. 20 22 
.Oct. 3-6 
.Oct. 3-6 
. Sept. 28-29 
.Oct. IMS 
- Oct. II II 
.Aog. 22-25 
. Sepl. 5 H 
.Sept. 27-29 
.Sept. 12 15 
.S pi, 211-22 
-- Sepl. 20-21 
.Sept. 5 9 
.... .. Sept. I Ii 
.Sepl. 1,3-15 
.Sept. 111-21 
-Sepl. 20-22 
Oct. 4-6 
. Gel. 5-7 
.Oct. 6-7 
.Sept. 27-29 
.Sept. 26-88 
.Sepi. 19-22 
Sept. 19-22 
. Sopt 27-29 
.Ocl.cli 
.Oct. 3 6 
.Sept. fi-S 
.Se.pt. 6-7 
.Sept. 11-13 
. Sept. 13-15 
.Sept, 20-22 
.Sept. 21-23 
.Sept. 26-28 
.Sept. 27-29 
.Oct, 3-5 
.Out 4-7 
.Sept. 80 22 
. Sept. 19-22 
• • • Sept. 4-6 
.Sopt. 26-29 
. Sept. 86-27 
..Sepl. 27 23 
.Oct. 4-6 
.......Sept. 10-13 
.Sept. 19-22 
.Sept. 19-22 
.Oct. 3-6 
.Oct 4-T 
.Oct. 10-13 
.Sept. 19-21 
..Sept. 5-7 
.Oct. 3-6 
.Oct. 3-6 
.Sept. 6-8 
.Sept, 15-19 
.< id. 3-5 
.Sept. 19-21 
.Sept. 20-22 
.Sept. 20 22 
.Oet. 4-6 
....Oet. 11-13 
. . Sept. 6-8 
.Sept. 4-9 
.Sepl. 12-15 
..Aug. 29, Sept. 2 
.Sepl, 12-15 
.Sepl. 12-17 
. Sepl. 18-21 
. Aug.29,Sept. I 
.Sept. 12-15 
.Sepi. 6-7 
.Sept. 18-21 
.Sept. 12-16 
.Sept. 19-23 
.Sept. 20, — 
. .Sept. 5-8 
• Aug 
. 30, Sept, 1 
.Sept. 12-15 
. .Si'pt. 5-8 
.. .Ort. 0-13 
Sept. 13 16 
,Sept, 2 ft 
114- hi 
.Seat, 26 29 
• Auk 
. 29. Sepl 1 
.Sept. 12-15 
.. .Sept it-S 
.Sept. 26-22 
..Oct. 10-13 
Sept. 26 29 
Sept 26 23 
Sept. 12 15 
.Sept 27 29 
...Sepl, 5-8 
. .Sepl. 5-9 
Sepi. 12-16 
.Sept. 19 32 
.Aag 
. 29. Sept. 1 
..Sept, 5-7 
Sepl. 19 22 
. . . 
Sept. 12 15 
. . ,001,341 
.Sepi 19 22 
Sept. 13-15 
Sept, 12-15 
.Sept. 1 1 14 
Sept 18-32 
Sept. 20-22 
.Aug 
. 29. Sepi, | 
..Sepl, li 10 
Si*pi. Hi 15 
. . .OCt. 4 6 
.Sepl. 12-15 
.Sepl. 12 15 
.Sept. 10-22 
Sept. 19-22 
.. .Sept. 5-S 
.Sept, 19-22 
Sept. 19 22 
.Sept. 12 15 
..Sepl . 6, 7 
Sepi. 28-30 
..Sept, 4-9 
....... 
Sepi. 19 21 
Sept, 19-22 
.Sept, 12 11 
• Sept, 19 22 
...Sept, 5 8 
. . .on, 3 
Sepl, 14 16 
Sepl 13-15 
. 
.Sept, 36-28 
...Sepl. 6-8 
• A tig 
. 29, Sepl, 1 
.Sept. 19 22 
.S(Jpt, 19 21 
.Sppt. 1!‘ 21 
Sepl 19 21 
.Aug 
: 30. Sept. 1 
.Sepl. il 24 
.Auk 28-31 
.Sept.21.22 
.Sepi. 14-16 
....Oet. 4-6 
. . . .Oct. A-ti 
.Sepl, 2s 30 
.Sept. 2i 23 
• > . 
sepi, i:i. it 
INDIANA. 
Bridgeton, Park Co. 
Cambridge City, Wayne Co. 
Ccntrevtlk, Wayne Co... 
Dearborn, Law reneeburg..— 
Duvium, Wanhlllglun. . . 
Edinburgh, Joluncii Co. 
poWJUtdin and Warren. Allien. 
Fonnt'n, Warren and Vermiron. C 
Ihiycite. Connersvlllc.. ..... 
Go u pon. Owen Co. 
Grant, Marion.. 
Gibran, Princeton. 
Hancock, Greenfield.. 
Hendricks, Danville.. . 
Huntington, Iliiiitington. 
Henry, New Gaulle. 
Ilono’v Creek, New London. 
Hamilton, Clue ro. . 
Harrison, C.irydon.. 
Indianujiolls. IudhtnapollB. 
Jctl'erson. Miullson. 
Johnson, Edinburg. 
Lawrence Bedford. 
Morgan Marillisvtlle. 
Monroe. Bloomington.... 
Madison, Anouraon.. 
Noble, Dlgenmr... 
Grange, I’noll ..... 
Parke, Bloolillngdale. 
Perry, flume . 
Putnam, Gieeneastlo. 
UubIi. i tushy Hie. 
Russellville, Putnam Co... 
Spencer, Hoelcporl. . 
Starke, Klulitnnnd... . 
Swltzei land and Ohio, East Elltel 
Si. Joweph. South Bend. 
'I'horoLl.wn Union, Boon Co. 
UiiUjii. KflighDUoWo . 
I nlon ... Sn.i-k, Liberty. 
Vermillion, Newport. .. . 
Vigo, 1'erre iTilule.... . 
Vandci liurg, Evansville. 
Wabash, Wubusli. 
Warrick. Bonneville. 
YVayue, Rlchinond.. . 
...Sent, 26 29 
.Sepl 6-9 
.Sept. 26-29 
.Sept. 26 28 
.Alig. 29, Sept. I 
_. .Sept. 26 29 
.Sept. 26 23 
..Sept. 6 9 
. Aug. 23-26 
.Sept, 27-29 
.Sept. 19-22 
.Sept. 27-29 I 
.Sept. 27-29 
.Sepl. 26 29 
.Sepl 19 21 
.Oct. 8-6 
.Sept. 26-28 
.Sepl. I S 
.Sept. 5-7 
.Sept. 19 21 
.Sept, 27 29 
.Sept- 20 22 
.Sept. 26-29 
.Sept. 5-7 
.Oct, 8-8 
.Aug. 23-25 
.Sent. 26 28 
.Sept,- 
.Sept, 20-22 
... .Aug. 28. Sept. 2 
.Sepl. 26-29 
.Aug. 22-25 
.Sept. 20. — 
.Oct. 23-26 
.Sept, 26-30 
.Sept, 19 22 
ovi'gl'o.Sept.26 29 
.... . ...Sept. 5-8 
.Aug. 29, Sept. 2 
.Sopt. 12-15 
.Sept. 19-23 
.Sept. 19-22 
.. .Aug. 29. Sept, 1 
.Sept. 26-29 
. Aug. 22-26 
.Sept, 21, — 
.Sept. 27, - 
.Sept, 13. - 
.Sept, 21-30 
.Sei t. 26-29 
.Sept ■ 26-30 
..Sept. 12. — 
. ..Sept. 12. 15 
.Sept, 20-21 
.Sept. ,V7 
.Sept, 27-29 
.Sept. 26-30 
.Sept. 22-25 
.NoV. 1, - 
.Sept, 11-16 
. Sepl. 13-15 
.Sepl. 4 9 
. ..Out. 3 5 
.Oet, 5-7 
rpriso ..Sept, 11,14 
. . .sept. 27,29 
..Sept, 25-29 
, .Aug. 29. Sepl, I 
.Aug. % - 
.Sept. 12-15 
.Sept. 6-9 
. S pi, 7-9 
.Sept. 19-22 
.Oct. 16 13 
.Sept. 12-15 
MISSOURI. 
Audrain, Mexico.. 
Bai> b. Butler. • .... 
Boone, Columbia. 
Boone, Sturgeon. 
Calloway. Pulton. 
Ohurlluto Salisbury. 
Chi), Liberty.. 
Cole, Jefferson City... 
Cupper. B. runeville. 
Clinton, UloiiBburg. 
Dav lexB. GallaUn. 
Dade, Greentleld. 
I>eKh 1 h, ( ainyron. 
Henry, Clinton. 
Holt, Oregon. 
•lacksoti, tiuh'peiidence,... 
,1 aapor, Carlhage. 
Laclede, Lebanon. 
I jit:,yell,', DeXington. 
Loin. Brookfield. 
Livingston, OhilliuOllie. 
i.ewiB, < 'in .1 on.. 
Monroe, UnriB.... 
Montgomery New Florence- 
Moniteau, California. 
ivitis, Seduli a.. 
1‘hoipB. St. James. . 
Dike, Louisiana.. 
Platte, i’latte City. 
Randolph, ilomsvllle. 
itoaooke DIbii Ict, Roanoke. 
Shelby, Slielbyville... —.. 
Warren. Warrenton. 
Washington, Potosi. 
Webster, Murshtleld. 
KENTUCKY. 
Bourbon, Pari*. 
Boyd, Ashland. 
Boyle. Danville. 
Carroll. Carrollton.. 
Central. Danville . 
Clarke, Wlncliester. 
Harrison, Cy nth hum. 
Henry. Eminence. 
JcflbrHon, LouisvMic . 
J ossa mi ne, Nlelodasrille. 
McCracken, Puduoaii. 
Madison, Rlchinond . 
Mason and Bracken, Germantown — 
Marion. Lebanon . 
Mercer, Harrodsbarah. 
Montgomery, Mt. Sterling... 
Nelson. Burd#lowri. . 
North Kentucky. Florence. 
Omni, New Liberty. 
Pulaski, Somerset. 
Sal Visa, Mercer ('<>. 
Bbelby, Slielbyville.. j 
Simpson, Franklin,. . 
Warren, Bowling Green. 
Washington, SpCugheld. 
WISCONSIN. 
Dane, Madison. 
Fayette. Darlington.. 
Green, Monroe.. 
Green Lake. Berlin.. 
Jefferson, Jefferson . 
Kenosha, Bristol... 
Luke,.... 
Marquette. Oxford., . . 
Munrtic, Hpurtu. . 
Northern, Oshkosh.. 
Outagamie, Appleton. 
Portage, Plover... 
Racine, liac.lne. 
itipun. Fond du Me Co. 
Sheboygan, Sheboygan F’alls.. 
Southern, Janesville.. 
Walworth. Elkhorn... 
Waupun, Fund du Lac Co..... 
MICHIGAN. 
Allegan, Allegan... 
Bay. Bay City... 
Branch, CVIdwater. 
Hillsdale, Hillsdale. 
Lenawee, Adrian. 
.Macomb,...... 
Northern Michigan, Grand Rapids- 
Saginaw, Saginaw... 
SlilawasM', Owusso. 
Si. Joseph, i enterville... . 
.MAINE. 
F'rnnklln. Farmington... 
Franklin South, SU'ong. 
Knox Noitli Appleton. 
Or land, Hancock Co... 
Penobscot Pouliry. Bangor. 
Waldo, Beltast. 
VERMONT. 
Cttledoolu, St. .Tohnahury. 
ChlU.enderi. Essex Junction. 
Orange, Bradford.,,.. 
Orleans, Ballon... 
Kill land, Kin land. 
Wilmington, Windham Co. 
CONNECTICUT, 
Hartford, Hartford . 
.Middlesex, Middletown. 
New London, New London. 
Union, Falls Village... 
YVindhani, Brooklyn.. —.. 
PENNSYLVANIA. 
Berks, Reading... 
Bucks. Newtqn. 
Central Pennsylvania, Altoona. 
East Pennsylvania, Norristown. 
Fayette, Brownsville. 
VIRGINIA. 
Augusta, Staunton . 
I, inch burg, Lynch blLrg. . 
Petersburg, Petersburg .. . . 
Shenandoah Valley. Winchester.. 
South western. Wytllevillu. 
KANSAS. - 
Blue and Kansas Valley, Manhattan.. 
Dickinson. Aldlcnc. 
■Judge, Juneau. . . 
Doniplmn, Troy ... 
Alhinii, Piiolu... 
Northern. Atchison..... 
MINNESOTA. 
Blue Earth, Mankato.'.. 
Dakota. Farmington. 
La Bear, Cleveland Tr,. 
Minneapolis. Minneiiiadis.,.. 
NEW JERSEY. 
Cape May. Seaville Station. 
Cunibertand. Bridgeton... 
Snleui, Salem.. 
TENNESSEE. 
Campbell, Alexandria. 
Memphis Ag.. and Mech. 
NEBRASKA. 
Douglas, Omaha. 
NORTH CAROLINA. 
Salisbury, Rowan Co. 
TEXAS. 
Grayson, Sherman. 
CALIFORNIA. 
Santa Clara. . . 
GEORGIA. 
South Georgia, Columbus. 
CANADA. 
flltawa, No. 1, Chelsea. P. Q. 
.Sept. 12-16 
.Sept. 28-31) 
Sept. 5-9 
.Sept. 18,— 
.Alig. 15,— 
.Sept. 12,— 
....... Sept. 19-2? 
.Aug. 22.— 
.Hept. 12. - 
.Aug. 22-26 
.. .. Sept- 12, - 
. A li g. 8 11 
.Oct. 11, - 
.Aug. 8-11 
.Sept. 19-22 
.Aug. 29. — 
. Alig. 8, - 
.Vug. 22-26 
... .Sept. 5, — | 
. , ,Sept. 19,— 
.. .Oet. 3,— I 
___.Sept. 5, — 
.Aug 15,— 
Aug. 29. Sept, 2. 
.Sept. 5,— | 
.Sept. 19, - 
.Sept. 26. 
.Sept, 19-21 
.Sept. H 16 
.Sept . 21-23 
'.Sept. 19-21 
.Sept. 19-21 
Sept. 18 21 
.Sept. 30,21 
Sept. 14 16 
.. Oet. 2. 
... .Oct. 5 7 
. Oet. I 5 
. .Sept. 13 15 
. Sept. 19 21 
..Sopt. 13 15 
. .Sept. 12 15 
.Oet. 3-6 
. Sept-14 )6 
.Sept. — • 
.Sepl. 27 29 
... Oct. IT, 
< let. 3, 4 
.Sept. 27 2.1 
.Sept. 28-36 
.Sept, 12-15 
.Sepl. 27-29 
_Del. 4-6 
.Sepl. 27-29 i 
_Oet. 4,5 
....Oct. 4,5 
....Oet. 491 
.Sopt, 28-29 
• Sepl. 27-28 
..Sept. 26-28 
_Sopt. 5 s 
. -Sept. 26 26 
_Sept. 6 V 
.Sopt. 13, II 
. . .Oct. 3 
.Sept. 26 29 
.Sept. 26-28 
.Sept. 26 28 
.Sept. 12-13 
.Sepl. 26-29 
.Sept. 12-15 
.Sept. 26-28 
.Sept. 12-15 
.Sept, 27-30 
....Oet. 3-6 
.. Oet.- 
...Oet. 24 26 
, .Oct. 24 26 
...Oct. 16-211 
. Oct. 11-13 
.. .Sept. 26-26 
.Get. 4-6 
.. .Sept. 13-15 
. ..Sept. 26-29 
...Sept. 27-30 
. , . .Oct. 3-6 
■Sept. 13 15 
• Sept. 19-21 
.Oat. 3. 4 
...Sept. 12-17 
. .Sept. 6, — 
• Sept. 27. - 
. .Sept. 21,22 
.Sept. 26-30 
..Oct. 16-22 
.Sept. 19-21 
.Oct.- 
.Oct. 10-11 
.Oct. 31, - 
Sept. 20, - 
dlcUis of the tSlfflu 
MASSACHUSETTS. 
Hmiistulile, Barnstable .. Oet. 3-4 
Beriikhlre, UiUslield.....Get. 3 5 
Brlxtol, I'antiLoii. .Oet. 3 5 
Bristol Centie, .Myrick’?....Sept. 20-22 
Essex, Ipswich. . . . .Sept. 26-27 
I raiikilo. Greentleld.Sept. 28-29 
Hampshire. Franklin, Hampden, Ac.Oct. 5-6 
Highland, Middlefleld. Sept. 14-15 
Housatoiiic, Great Baniogloo.Sept. 27 29 
lliinipshire Amherst... .Sept. 26, 27 
Ualiipdun. Spring Held.. . . Oct. 3. 4 
Hampden East, Fulmer. Uot. 10. 11 
Uiugfiani, Uliiglittnj .Sept. 26. 27 
Houaic Val|4SJ’, North Adltllls .—Sept. 19-21 i 
.MUldleUelil. Mnldletlehi .Sept. 8-9 
Middlesex South. Kramirighain.Sepi. 19-2a 
Martha'.-. Vineyard. West Tisburv.Oct. 17-18 
yiai shfleld. Marshfield. Oct. 5. 6 
Mulilhvii.x, Concord...Got, 3-4 
Middlesex North, Dowell.Sepl.27-28 
Nantucket, Naotileket. . .Sepi.27,26 
Norfolk, Readvilie.Sept. 21, 22 
Plymouth, Bridgewater ..Sept.28-30 
Union. Bland l ord.Sept. 26.27 
WorcoFter, Worcester....Sept. 21,22 
Worcester Northwest. Atliul..Oct.4,5 
Worcester South, Sturbridce.Sept. 7. 6 
Worcester West. B,i.rrc.. .. ... .Sept. 28, 29 
Worcester North. Fitchburg.Sept. 26, 27 
Worcester Southeast, Milford ..Sepi. 26,27 
Wurcestev Horticultural, Worcester.Sept. 19-22 
.Aug. 15-20 
.Sept. 26-30 
.Aug. 29, aept. 2 
.* ..Sept. 5-10 
.Aug. 22-27 
.Sept. 26, Oct. 1 
.Aug. 29. Sept. 2 
.Sept. 12 17 
..Sept. 4-h 
.Sejp. 12-15 
.Sepl. 36, Oct. 1 
.Sept. 27-29 
.OCt. 3-8 
.Sept. 27— 
.. . .Sept. 13-15 
.Sepl- - - 
.Get 10-12 
.on. 12,13 
.(ict, hi 15 
.Sept. 13-17 
.Sepi. 19 
.Seia. 26-30 
.Sept. 12-17 
. .Sept. 76-23 
.Sept. 26-29 
.Sept. 16-23 
....Sept. 13-16 
.Sept. 19-24 
.Sept. 5-10 
.Aug. 29. Sept. 1 
.Aug. 22-27 
.Oet. 9-14 
.Oct. 11 — 
DOMESTIC NEWS. 
A KERRY BOAT’S BOILER EXPLORES. 
Two Hundred nnd Fifty Killed and 
Wounded. 
ANOTHER NEW YORK HORROR. 
We have to record the most appalling occur¬ 
rence! that has happened since the Rural New- 
Yorker was removed to Now York city. We 
must do this briefly, although tlm daily papers 
have devoted Columns to Ihe subject daily since 
its oean iTonce. At tbo southwest corner of 
Manhattan Island is Whitehall Ferry, from 
which the bouts of the Staten Island Ferry 
Company leave lor Staten Island, loeitiod Hive 
or lour miles down the Bay. On Sundays these 
ferry bpjits arn crowded wltb persons who take 
the sail for the bracing' suit water nit- they may 
get, nod to wonder about the Hui';il spots on ilie 
Island. I,nst Sunday, Jiiiy 30th, about Hi o’clock, 
1’. M., as the ferry boat W’esllleld was about 
leaving her dock, loaded with passengers, her 
boiler exploded- The day was warm, and all 
the passengers, who could,crowded the front ot 
the bout to catch the sea breeze. The end Of the 
boiler immediately under the decks upon which 
ibis crowd of happy, unconscious victims were 
seated, was blown out, and in a moment Hits 
mass of humanity wits blown headless, armless, 
legless, their flesh scalded to their hones, into 
the river, ami fell buck into the steaming debris 
among the broken uod foiling timbers. The 
scene beggars description. The excitement re¬ 
sulting throughout Hit- city may be Imagined 
hut not described. E.aeh asked him or herself. 
“ Were any of toy ITtonda on that bout?" Ami 
thousands rushed to the scene of slaughter to 
loam, only to find thin thonsnmls were there 
before them and approach was Impassible. 
The boats in the vicinity went to the rescue of 
those in the water; the police, ambulances, city 
surgeons were quickly on hand to render relief; 
and as the vieilnis were rescued and the dead 
recovered, they were sent in the hospitals for 
tmifmeiH or to tilts Morgue for recognition. 
Over ninety id this writing (Thursday, P. M., 
Aug. li.i are dead and others are not expected to 
live. Do Lib I less the list of fatalities will bt-in¬ 
creased to loo, while 150 more at least are wound¬ 
ed, and many of them maimed or deformed lor 
life. 
THE CAUSE OK THE DISASTER 
is not definitely settled. As wegn to press in¬ 
vestigations arc in progress. Examinations 
have been made by experts, who generally agree 
that the boiler wits defective—that it was im¬ 
properly made in the Ill-fit place, and too old iu 
the second—that it was a magazine of danger 
and must have been for sometime. Tlris seems 
to be the present impression. 
We cannot give space to the thrilling and hor¬ 
rible incidents, hair-breadth escapes, and in¬ 
stances of grievous affliction with which the 
columns of the dailies are burtbened. But tve 
hope our readers may never have to witness, 
much less experience, the heart-rending suffer¬ 
ing the criminal carelessness or negligence ol' 
some one has entailed upon this community. 
The Buffalo Express, July 29, says:-“Two 
more men have been swept over the falls of Ni¬ 
agara, making in all five persons who have in 
t his way perished during flip present summer. 
No living person saw the terrible event or wit¬ 
nessed the agonized struggle which limy doubt- 
loss made against thei'ale which had overtaken 
them ; but. t lie circumstantial evidence is such 
as to leave no question but that they lost their 
lives in tlm manner staled. Alexander Lane-lot, 
i French Canadian, has tor some time resided 
with his wife and three children on Navy Island. 
Last Wednesday morning lie crossed in his boat 
to Chippewa for thupin pofceoF getting supplies. 
\i ihe usual rime he did not return, and the dis¬ 
tress of his family grew greater and greater 
when hour nl tor hour passed without bringing 
any tidings of him. At Chippewa, too. others 
were seen in mourning, for when tbo news 
reached them that Laljolot hud not. returned to 
Navy lsland.it was made known that hestarted 
away from the shore at 12 o'clock that Wednes¬ 
day night, accompanied in his boat by a man 
named Edward Bogardes, belonging to that vil¬ 
lage. The route that they were obliged to take 
lies but a little way above the rapid*. -Some 
tnisc bunco, rhe breaking of an oar or some such 
fatal vicissitude, musl laive set them at the 
mercy of the current which bore the hapless 
boat to the rapids and the cataract brink, over 
which it and its occupants were hurried. The 
friends of tho lost infill remained in suspense 
until yesterday, when all doubt ns to theirugienl 
occurrence was set aside by the disco very below 
the Falls ol fragments of I heir bout and a flour 
sack which they were known to have had with 
them. Neither of the bodies had been recovered 
at tho t one of our Information. Mrs. Baudot 
was informed of the discovery ol the evidences 
ol her husband's death, and her grief upon ro- 
eeiving ihe sad intelligence was beyond the 
power or pen to portray. Whether the other 
vioiiut, Bogardus, was a man of family, we have 
not learned.” 
HUDSON, X. Y., Aug.2— The Evening Register 
reports that Edward Chase, a prominent. ISbaker, 
who for many years has had charge id ihe busi¬ 
ness of that branch ol the New-Lebanon Sha¬ 
kers known ns the “ Brick-Yard Family," ab¬ 
sconded la6t Saturday night, and Is supposed lo 
be n defaulter to the amount ol from #15.000 to 
$3(MH.iO. It. is believed that he is how in Spring- 
field, Minus, 
AYnfililnutOll. 
INTERNAL REVENUE ST AM HR. 
This number of adhesive stamps Issued by the 
Commissioner of Internal Revenue during ihe 
fiscal year eudiug June 30. J871, was 4UJH»,888, 
representing a value of $15,019,074, as follows: 
Documentary stamps, 106,786,4184, value, $10,830,- 
(166; proprietary stamps, for muieln ?. patent, 
medicines, eii!., 301,8*7,156, value, $4,199,007. Tho 
result, aseompared with the previous fiscal year 
is ns follows: Decrease in the nnmliei* of docu¬ 
mentary stamps issued, 58,011,278, mid the money 
decrease on the same Is $3,0'KI, 100; increase in 
proprietary stamps,?, 184.870: Ihe value in money 
tpcreiLse, $24,047 i aggregate decrease, 50,826,418, 
and $2,073,052, mainly in tho two and tive-cent 
denominations, formerly used to stamp receipts 
and promissory notes of a less sum than $100, 
Ihe lax upon which was abolished by the Act of 
July 14,1870. 
TERRITORIAL OFFICERS NOT EXEMPT. 
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue has 
decided that officers of a Territorial Govern¬ 
ment are tint entitled to the exemptions from 
Income tax, as are officers of the Slate Govern¬ 
ments under tho decision of the Supreme Court 
in the case of Buffington ngt. Day. 
COMMISSIONERS UNDER THE WASH I NOTON 
TlUiATV. 
Washington, July 29.— Information has been 
received here that tho British Government has 
appointed Mr. Russell Gumey, the Recorder of 
the City <d London, Commissioner on it.s part 
under the Treaty of Washington, who will 
shortly sail for this country. The President has 
appointed, ns the United States Commissioner, 
Judge Frazer ot Indiana. The third Commis¬ 
sioner is to be appointed by the United States 
and Her Majesty conjointly; imt to ease the 
third Commissioner Khali not have been so 
mimed within a period nl three months from the 
exchange of the ratifications of the treaty, 'hen 
lie shall Lie named by the Spanish Minister at 
Washington. It is thought, here, however, that 
no such contingency will arise. Tho British 
Government has appointed as Its agent or at- 
lorney, under the treaty provisions. Henry 
Howard, to present and support the claims on 
Its behalf, ami to answer the claims made upon 
it. and to represent it generally in all matters 
connected with ihe irivesligulioii anil decision 
thereof. The I’nitod Slates Government has 
Just appointed on impart tor similar purposes 
the lion. Robert 8. Mali of New York. Nonfiof 
the arbitrators to meet at Geneva have yet been 
mimed. 
New llampsliirc. 
Concord, Aug. 2. Dr.GeorgeHoweand wife, 
Mrs. Charles T. Tilton, and Miss Walcott, all of 
Boston, while taking a plousue drive, yesterday, 
in Charlestown, N. 11., where they boarded, were 
run into by au express train on the Vermont 
Central Road, and the three lirst mimed were in¬ 
stantly killed. Miss Walcott escaped w ith severe 
bruises. 
Uml. llUehcook and his exploring parly came 
upon n hitherto unknown hike in the While 
Mountains the oilier day. which is as pure us 
crystal, ajid has an allil mle of 3,787 feel above 
the level of Ihe sea. 
Mrs. Cllioc B. Cummings, wife of ihe Rev. Dr. 
Cummings of COnCOrd, Doled l’ur her early and 
persist bill devotion to abolition, anil theheipful 
friend of the slaves, died Wednesday, July 20, in 
her 74tli year. 
Ohio. 
On Saturday, Suly 39, ns Luther P. Gav, who 
lives about six miles from Medina, was at work 
in Ills garden, two strangers approached him, 
one of whom had a policeman's star on his 
breast. The hitler pointed a pistol at Mr. Gay's 
head, and the oilier said, “I anest you in Hie 
name ot ;he United States os a eounterteiter," 
at the same lime putting Mr- Gay's hands in 
irons. The robbers then took him to the house, 
bliudfalded and tied him to a bed, aud demanded 
the lu-ys to his sale. The keys could uot be 
found. They then blew the sate open with pow¬ 
der, and robbed it of $5,00o in United States 
bonds and several thousand dollars in bills. The 
robbers escaped. 
Indiana. 
Indianapolis, July 31.—Iu London. Shelby 
county, yesterday, Henry Ellington, for some 
time an unsuccessful suitor of Miss Lizzio Smith, 
made a final proposal for her baud, and being re¬ 
jected, attacked her, throwing her to the ground 
and stamping on her. He then took a brick and 
shockingly beat her head and face, severing one 
ear and breaking tier jaw. He ilien tied to the 
woods, leaving her, as lie supposed, dead. He 
was pursued and caught by the neighbors, and 
is in jail. Miss Smith was alone when attacked, 
her parents being at church. She was alive this 
morning, huL her recovery is impossible. 
Tennessee. 
Memphis, July 31 R, B. McGee, u prominent 
citizen of Trenton, Ten id, and, prior to the war, 
President of the Spite Hank at that place, was 
arrested here last evening, charged with passing 
| counterfeit money. On searching his baggage, 
about $l,2lHJiu counterfeit United States Treas¬ 
ury notes were found. Owing to the high social 
position, mi joyed by McGee, lus arrest has caused 
considerable sensation. 
Later.— It. B. McGee, arrested yesterday on a 
charge of passing counterfeit United States 
Treasury notes, was taken before the United 
States Commissioner to-day, aud iu deluult or 
$10,000 bail was Bent to jail. About seven o’clock 
this evening he scaled the wall and escaped 
McGee is 66 years of age, mid it is regarded as a 
mystery how he accomplished the feat, 
it is denied on the part of ex-President An¬ 
drew Johnsou that he is going to visit France. 
Nortli Carolina. 
Wilmington, July ft).— While a Republican 
meeting was in progress at Goldsborough. yes¬ 
terday , attended by a largo collection of people, 
and being addressed by the Hot). C. R. Tlu.inas 
M. C., from ihe Second District of North Caro¬ 
lina, some intoxicated negroes io another por- 
iion of the town attempted to rescue one of 
llteir number who Imd been arrested by the 
colored police. The police took their prisoner 
into the holel, which was (lieu assailed by tho 
mob. The police fired upon them, and one col¬ 
ored man was killed and six or seven, both col¬ 
ored and while, were wounded, when the mob 
scattered. Afterward ail excited intrtlgathered 
iu front of the lintel, when Ihe lion. E. 11. Stan¬ 
ley, Preshlfiiii of Hie Atlantic and North Caro¬ 
lina Railroad, and Ihe Hon. \V. C. Baffin of Le¬ 
noir county came from w here Judge Thomas 
whs speaking and persuaded the mob to retire. 
Quiet whs then restored. 
Alabama. 
Capt. David H. Todd, formerly of Lexing¬ 
ton, and a step-brother of Mrs. Lincoln, died at 
Huntsville on Sunday, July 30. 
The Plcgnii Indians. 
St. Louis, Aug. 3.—A leiler from Fort Benton 
to the Montana Herald, dated July 18, says an 
express from Cow Island under charge of utrmn 
named Court do v, was ai lacked by Picgan In¬ 
dians on July 18, and robbed of all valuables, 
and what could not be carried off was burned, 
i A tew days prov iousrthey sacked a post 50 miles 
below Fort Benton, and tore down the stockade 
to rail lIminHelvos across the river. 
They have stolen every horse at Camp Cook 
nud shot, a man named Ceuix. Every plticfi on 
the river between Hetilou and Low Island has 
been pillaged and destroyed. Their main Camp 
is now across the line on British territory, from 
which they make incursions Upon om soiilc- 
u i ml is. They dficlure an Intention to clear the 
whiles nut this winter. The Sioux are raiding 
oil the Crows, and last week the Crows killed 16 
Sioux on the Upper Judith River. 
The Grim Ventres have moved up Hie Marios 
River. The Crows.Nez Forces uml Venires say 
the Sioux will conquer tliclr country this win¬ 
ter, and hence they arc anxious to make peace 
with Urn Uluckt’eet mid neighboring tribes, for 
their own safety. 
The Kionu Indians. 
Washington, July 29.—In forwarding to the 
headquarters of the army a letter from Lieut. 
Davidson, of the lOili United Suites Cavalry, ex¬ 
pressing the fear of a vym between tho Chey¬ 
ennes and the Kiowa.-*, Gen. Sheridan indomes it 
as follows: -Much ol'whnl you hear may beset 
down ns Indian talk. It is well known on Hie 
plains that the Klowoa arc the most cowardly, 
as well as the miwl noisy and troublesome 
of tlm tribes. I do not nuiioipara nuy hostility 
f rom them, nor do I think tlusy can get any 
special sympathy from any other Indian iribes. 
If tho agents will only hold out stiffly to ilie 
policy that when Ihe Indian commits u crime lie 
must lie punished, the Indian question will soon 
I pass into a thing oi l he past. 
FOREIGN NEWS. 
France. 
The Journal rle, Paris announces that M. 
Fuvre is no longer n Minister, and that he is re¬ 
placed in the office of Foreign Affairs by M. 
Goulard, recently one of the French negotiators 
for pence at Brussels. 
Tho rumor that Bismarck consented to tho 
evacuation of the environs of Paris on or before 
Ihe 81st of August, is pronounced to be without 
foundation. The German troops will not bo 
withdrawn from tiieir present positions io the 
vicinity of Paris, until 1.5(H),000,000 francs of the 
indemnity are paid. 
The French Government has given a qualified 
assent to tlm Poslon scheme for the emigration 
of the Communist prisoners lo Arizona. It di¬ 
vides the prisoners Into (liree classes. First, the 
violent prisoners and thoscgulity of crime, who 
arc sentenced to hard labor for life. Second, 
the dangerous persons, who arc to be scut to a 
penal colony, and to the third u genera! amnesty 
is granted on comRUon of their voluntary emi¬ 
gration. The last nr© permitted to go to Arizona, 
the Government giving them transportation, 
agricultural uuil mining tools, tents, arms and 
subsistence for six months. 
Paius, Aug. 2. -The journals say the advices 
from Algeria are alarming. The insurgents are 
burning the forests and committing horrible ut- 
trod ties. The natives ot the Province of Oran 
have Joined iu the insurrection, lbe Deputies 
nl t.lie Left Center in caucus have resolved to 
vote for the prolongation of M. Thior's powers, 
ami for changing hist Hie from Chief ot the Ex¬ 
ecutive Power tii President. It js reported that 
the Orleans Piiuceb will lake their seats In the 
Assembly after the rcuese. 
The number ot Communiste awniting trial is 
32 000. In order to render possible the disposi¬ 
tion of so great a number of eases, a bill has 
lieen‘1 n trod need in the Assembly, increasing the 
number cif Judges, and removing all real no¬ 
tions from those Judges Who Have at aaj nine 
committed themselves against, or been obliged 
to net against the Versailles Government. 
Germany. 
Munich, July 30. Br. von Dollinger has been 
elected Rector ol' Ihe University of Munich. 
1 Fifty-four Professors voted in his favor aua six 
l against him. 
treittud. 
Dublin, July 31.—The Prince of Wales a ml 
party arrived this evening, and had a popular 
recaption. The weather was unusually cold lor 
the -easoit, and although the streets were eruu ti¬ 
ed Willi spectators, the demonstrations were not 
I so enthusiastic us they might have been uii' cr 
more favorable circumstances. Ihe Fenian ele¬ 
ment was not absent, und as the royal vtpitois 
passed over Hie rouie to ihe Castle,some hisses 
were heard from the sidewalks. The city is 
gaily decorated with flags, but the illumination, 
to-night, is not 6o general as was expected. 
Dublin, Aug. 2.— Tho Princess Louise visited 
the Agricultural Fair to-day, and was frequent¬ 
ly and loudly cheered by the spectaiors. it e 
people are growing warmer in their deiuoustia- 
tiotis toward the royal visitors. 
Switzerland. 
Berne, Aug. 2.—Some tinned Germans hk v jri|j 
violated the Jura frontier or Switzerland, the 
Swiss Government bus addressed a protest to me 
Cabinet at. Berlin. 
Canada. 
A company has been formed at Quebec to 
supply the American rnurket with halibut, in 
delicious tDb is abundant ill Canadian ''kt®r , 
hut 1ms no home market. Existing reguiatioi 
permit Canadian caught fish lobe bl ”Vf’t 1 o, e 
the United States free of duty; accord mg Li, the 
Quebec Company lias flUed schooner-*, 1.. 
express purpose, and the hrst cargo "88 er 
Boston, the other day. tor seven m• V 
pound, which afforded profit ncurl.i t f pml, m 
gross amount, to the cost ot the vesse s m cx 
peuses ot the voyage. '* |,e , ! mos- 
cnpital, means business, and ibetc is t, 1 
pect ter a decline in the price Ot halibut i» 1110 
Boston market. 
I»er*ia. 
Few particulars have been received of the 
f inline in Pei’jsin. The drnulli lust > ein hi 
Central ami Southern Provinces, and llie . cu '! s ft 
quota partial failure of tlm crops, causud trcti 
destitution nnd misery all winter; at - 
time the taxes were increased on 1 
Larifitan, which brought on a famine, oansi g 
numbers ot people to leave their honK '. ." 
consequent decrease of taxes to the G 9 V<.iJ 
incut. The new Governor promised tq busoiioi 
only the usual sum, but still more, 1 ‘ft L 
pressiou drove the rest of tbo country pcoi 
