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heavy burden 10 bear On the contrary IL asssstsl
that some Of his friends who have been active In d.
posing OF the stock possessed Of ample means and
able 70 furnish any bail required below bali million Of
dollars.
ARRIVAL OF MAJOR GENERAL POPE.
Major General John Pope, accompanied by General
Smith and Colonel Morgan Of his sta arrived in Wash
ington to-day. General Pope here by orders He has
received official notification Of any change in his com
mand and the object OF his coming rs supposed 10 b
one Of consultation concerning the condition and ascss-
sites Of his military division.
GENERAL HALLEcK's COMMAND.
General Halleck has been unoiciay informed that 10
Ia TO assume command Of the Military Division OF tho
Pacific the LIST Of August but still in the city await
ing nna orders
GENERAL GRANTS WHEREABOUTS ON THE voUErH.
General Grant expects TO be in Albany the Fousth
and to return by the evening train New York. Ali
ports Of his being at Gettysburg Saratoga esswhess
are PROFESSIONALLY made without authority.
THE pREEDMES AT ARLINGTON.
radical change Of has boon inaugurated In -
management OF the frsedmen's village at Arlngtoa
since the LIST Of May. Previous to that time Ito in
habtsnts were supplied at government expense with
wood, clothing and rations. and allowed their
house rent free Since then they have been furnished
nothing and have been charged nominal rent for the
tencments Instead Of remaining q source Of OK.
pendture, tho village now affords small income.
yORD's THEATRE NOT PURCHASED BY THE YOUNG
MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.
At meeting the Board of Trustees tho purchase
Of Fords theatre held yesterday the following resou
ton passed.
Resolved. That this Board appointed at the conven-
ton OF the Young Mems Christian Associations at Pha
deiphia at the suggestion Of parties not resident in
Washington, relying upon the operation so cordially
promised them, entered into negotiations with Mr. Ford
and obtained formal refusal Of the property until July
l. Their appeal TO the public, far il has been
possible to make it in the short time allowed has
met with little encouragement that they do not feed
authorized to close the bargain by making the first
ments They however, do not rolinquish the hope o.
securing at early day the requisite funds to erect
memorial building in the capital Of the nation the
most fitting testimonial Of the nation love for mar
tyred President. With this object firmly In mind We
will only return their subscriptions to those who may de-
sire IT,
Ford intends reopenng his theatre week hence.
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The cuban slave Tradc.

IN the House OF Lords the 10Th ult Lord Brougham
inquired when the papers relating to the slave trade
would DO laid upon the table
Earl Russell said the papers to which the noble and
learned lord referred very voluminous and
siderable time required for their preparation He
awaited himself of this opportunity to state that the
United States OF America during the last few years had
zeaously c0operaed with this country in cndeavor
to put down this traffic The fitting out of slave vessels
in American ports had been stopped altogether
Lord Brougham wished to state that he had never
given his appreciation to the slave holding and slave
mongerng States Of the South.
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The Oldest Man In the United states.
To THE EDITOR or THE HERALD.

NEwBURG. July I, 1896.
read In your valuable paper not long ago an nc.
count Of the death OF two persons who were
one hundred years old send you short account Of
person now living who will be hundred and fourteen
years old this coming oh Of August
Mr. Mccormick, who lives about two miles south Of
Ncwbuy, was born August Q, 1851 and Ia now In toIcr
ably good health His voice Is very strong, hearing good,
but his cyesght Is worry poor His hs r Is not gray yet
He was married at forty Ave, and had fourteen children
He has been very temperate In his life, and has never
felt the OF drink others do He generally salted
his food 10 such degree that one but himself could
eat H. and strange 10 say he very seldom felt the want
Of drink He did not commence 70 smoke until he
sxtynve years old drank tea or Coffee and milk
he greatly disIiksd He always worked hard, went 10
bed early and got mp cary He IVES rebel In 17os and
was wounded in the left leg His 70 tho qucs.
ton what he thought more than anything else caused
him 10 live long IVES, Temperance, EXERCISE plain
food regular meals, regular hours In going " bed
and getting up Any one 70 sec him, would take him
" DO man Of about seventy he sIseps well, and
seems 10 enjoy good hsath and live sone tea ysars
more,
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Prussia.
THE GREAT CONSTITUTION.

THE 6REAT CONSTITUTIONAL STkUbGLE.
The Prussian Chambers, as already stated in the
HERALD, were closed June H.
The following is summary Of the speech from the
Throne which read by Herr Bsmark. The clearly
expressed intention Of the majority Of the Lower House
to place difficulties in tho way Of the ministry has proved
detrimental to the material welfare OF the country.
BY rejecting the Budget and the bills for the reorga-
nization Of the army tho increase Of the ssian feet
and the expenses OF tho with nnark the Chamber
Deputies has refused demands which the government
compelled to make The Chamber has adopted rcso
luilons which the government cannot out Instead
Of the desired understanding having been arrived mt,
the session closed with the impression Of mutunl
estrangement The government will continue TO con-
duct public affairs according the wants of the country,
and will vigorously Represent the interests OF Prussia
both ut home and abroad II hopes that the day IL not
far distant when the nnton through It's representative.
will express the NC its approval and thanks for the
course which has been pursued
His Majesty thanks the Upper House for the devotion
and fidelity il has again dis played during tn session.
Herr Graboro, President OF the Lower House, said
The speech from the throne compla that no under
standing has been arrived at but what the government
demanded the submission or tho Chamber The
efforts 10 tran form constitutional into an absolute
policy aDd military State have reached the utmost limit
bu. they will wreck pom the loyalty of the people to
the constitution manifested by thrice c'ecting liz repre-
scniatvcs. The scsson has not been without results
treaties have been sanctioned and measures
for the extension o. railways passed. Let Us gather
nj the constitution and sovereign who has sworn TO
protect H. In concus on the President proposed three
cheers Tor the King
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Non.Arrivni OF tho China.

HAffFAN, july ~ T. NJ.
There are a. yet signs Of the steamship China
due at this port with Liverpool dates Of tho oath and
Queenstown Of the 25th ult. thick fog prevails
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The storm I'm Philadelphia.

During tho tremendous storm OF Saturday evening the
s,epls OF tho German Reformed church on Sixeenth
and Green streets blow down. crushing in tho roofs Of
two adjoining houses whose occupants escaped I'm
injured Much damage done in other parts oil me
CIV
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Non-Arrivai OF the Moravian.
rAruEn porvr, July 2-iop.M

The steamship Moravian, from Liverpool on the Odd
via Londonderry on the 23d of June, has not been
sgnalled OFT this point Her dates two days later
than those by the America, at New York
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The Alabama Claims.

The Pntre Of June 10 publishes the following
tional and highly improbable announcement
The English Cabinet in conformity with the opinion
of the legal advisers Of the Crown has decided to refuse
the claims of the United States government for compen
saton account Of the dcpredaons of the Confederate
cruisers
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Bachelors HAIR Dye-The Best I'm the
world Harmless reliable instantaneous Tho only psfooe
dye FACTORY ~ Barclay street.
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EU r @ F. E.
Arrival OF the America with
Three Days Later News.
The Result of the Canadian
Negotiations.
ANOTHER ALABAMA STORY.
The Cotton Famine q Blessing
I'm Disguise.
THE SPANISH PLOT.
Failure Of the Italian Negotia-
tions With the Pope.
SCENE IN THE PRUSSIAN CHAMBERS
The Russian Emperor's Advice to
the Poles.
RAPID ADVANCE IN AMERICAN SECURITIES
&C., &C., &c.
The Steamship America with adyices from Souhamn-
THE SPANISH PLOT
Failure Of the Italian Negotia
tions With the Pope.
SCENE IN THE PRUSSIAH CHAMBERS
The Russian Hmperor's Advice t.
the Poles.
RAPID ADVANCE IN AMERICAN SECURITIES
&C., &C.. &c.

The steamship America, with advices from Southamp-
ton to the 21st ut reached here yesterday
Steamship Belgian, from Quebec, arrived at Liverpool
on the Goth.
Steamship City Of Baltimore from New York, arrived
OF Brookhaven on the 21st
United States frgates Niagara and Sacramento arrived
at Queenstown tho Goth.
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Arion society sncngcrbund will meet e
attend the Dramatic Festival bellevue Gardens, ~ u
O'CLOCK July a.. at the usual place.
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Buy Miller's Hair Dye; Best and cheap
est: 10y Large Toe Sold by druaslstA Depot -
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Cobb's Great Local story,

Cobb's Great Local story,
ORION. THE GOLD BEATER.
READY IN THE LEDGER DAY AT Il o'oLo0x.
TIT. sres, tale OF City Life which published In the LED
GER In sss-nne years aeobss generally inquired
for that have concluded have sscsso
type plates OF the numbers containing IT, 70 commence ~
republication in the LEDGER, this week. Mr.. coBB.hs
author popular story writing H. visited.
in company with Rev. Mr Van Meter and other city mic
sonarc abodes poverty and crime in this city.
so that he had srca, advantage of having abundance
OF upon preparing this narrative Of CITY No.
The srs, n.,.hens Of will he given VIC number Of ~
LEDGER which will be published TO. DAY txoSDAY .
IL O'Clock
Chevaiier'. Life for the Hair Resssres
gray originsl color its falling out Keeps the
head clean stands above comparison with any othss hn
f Ss.$%.y sold at the drug sssi And :. fis
and wig Depot wholesale and re,sn. No As~ Hoss~
The dys applied by skilful artists
E. A. Brooks Boot and Shoe Empe.
every description Tor gents boys and ehldrsn
. s% . TOR %soy ses ss sn, depassns
Mr. eny Nunn ,hs old and well snSwn loremrn Sss
%rn, witch Is .uaicisS guarantee Tor s'tsfacsion SO
Brosiwsy
fireworks, Flng.. L" ro@Sss Iiis a. .s
r,.g. r,.w.. stair, balls, &~.-Aa
Kind. :, iioJER GRAHAMs. Duane street. three dcors
west ~ broadway
srSyprcrs - Duane street sIs doors sss Or Broad
drawer q Bakers Highest Premiums
Plastic su,ch and iock stitch Sewing Machines sss BrusA
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BOSTON, July 2 1866.
The steamship propon,s from Liverpool ON the 18th,
via Queenstown 10Th u with three hundred and four
teen passenger arrived today
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Italy.
The Municipality OF Naples has been dissolved by royal


THE PoPE's NEGOTIATIONS WITH ROME.
The Ndsione confirms the statement that difficulties
have arisen in the negotiations between Italy and Rome
and adds that they especially upon the question Of
the bishops taking the oath Of allegiance to the King Of
Italy The Papal court admits the necessity for reduc
ton Of the number Of bishoprcs but refuses TO require
the bishops to take the oath Of allegiance.
Another obstacle to the success Of Sgn0r Vegazzs
mission Is the question Of the return OF the bishops to
their Sees
The Ndsiome thinks II not impossible that the nego-
tations may terminate without result
The Opinion says the Pope has submitted to council
OF cardinals the question Of the bishops taking the oath
Of allegiance to the King OF Italy.
meeting has been held At Palermo, for the purpose
of protesting against the negotiations between the Italian
and Roman governments
A BOURBON CONSPIRACY.
telegram from Naples. Of June nth, says:-Forty-
five persons have been arrested at Salcrn0 charge
OF completely in Bourbon conspiracy The Brothers OF
San Giovanni di Dio among the principal and most
active OF the consprao being found stored
with and munitions To them is to be attributed
the revival of bngandage in the provinces Of Salerno,
since they have been its principal supporters.
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Tho barracks were opened in November 1883 The
lat The robe, prisoners conlned there were released on
H., I'D o. Jane 1868 The following Is brief satemons
number of prisoners received and the disposition
Ta S,i r 20 as'h o' D..'' 800 l2,sis
Dicd ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. LOCO
Enlisted an the United States NAVY. l,0S3
Enlisted IN the United States Army ........ 1701
Released ON their taking the oath. ........ $3.50
Transferred 10 other prisons. .............. q
Fsc,t,ed ..................... 10
Exchanged ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3720
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Addrs SO To SmOk crs.-Poilak u Son, meor-
sehnm Manufacturers G2 broadway Fourth street.
Pipes and Cigar Holders at retail cut 70 order, boiled.
mounted and repaired
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France.
The Emperor received Prince Napoleon on the 10Th
The strike among the Paris carriage drivers continues

The strike among the Paris carriage drivers continues
To add to the confusion II Is said that the walters at
the coffee and eating houses thinking OF following tho
example set them by the cabmen.
There In, too, a partial strike among the washer
women and some who left off work are said 10 have
assaulted those who have remained constant 10 the
washing tub
In the senate on the 10Th Baron Dupin spoke the
question OF strikes, and said that tho workngmc took
advantage Of the new law coalitions In manner
much be regretted. Tho government should take the
matter into considerations and " unwilling TO abolish
this lava step he should strongly approvcit would,
subject which would certainly meet with support both
from tho Senate and Corps Lcgisintif Baron Dupin was
frequently cheered during the delivery OF his speech
The Portuguese Minister has delivered 10 the Emperor
the insignia Of the Grand Gross Of the Order Of st. James
Of the Sword.
The Cars abide Camp has RENTED letter 10 the
Emperor Napoleon from the Gar together with the IN.
sigma Of the Russian orders which have been conferred
upon the Prince Imperial ,...
The Emperor has already received on account Of his
Historic do Jules Cesar the sum Of forty thousand
francs The whole amount which his Majesty would
have to receive had not been already given away TO
other persons, would be six hundred and forty two
thousand francs.
The London T~es Paris correspondent says The
great monaires beginning TO calculate what guam
tity Of cotton they will receive from America and the
price They say that present America has not
much 10 dispose Of and II s moreover very uncertain
whether tho Southern planters find tho means,
whether the negroes emancipAted wi sssis In the
cultivation of the land There h regular demand fof
cotton at Havre, and prices arm.
The cotton market " MArsailss q becoming moro
brisk
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SPAIN.

THE VALENCIA CONSPIRACY.
The Madrid Correspond ncio says-The Civil Guard or
Valencia have captured wagon laden with arms and am
muniton, two and ninety two shells. Tho gov
eminent have refused grant the request Of the late
Captan-General of Valencia for inquiry into his
Duct General Prim has gone to Caprera to visit General
Garibald.
The TELEGRAPH of Barcelona asserts that he has gone to
see his old friend, Omar Pasha
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Trusses, se.-Marsh q Coz C,H Esses .
.hed radical cure Truss once SIN ct NO vsey ssree@
Lady attendant
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Adah Isnacs Menkcn Welcomed Like q
Roman General.

Iron the London Times June Il
Having been for some time devoted To operate per-
formanccs hscy through the versa lily OF Mr.. Il. 7.
Smith, now assumcs double character. nv the re-
vivai of Mazcpra the theatre becomes once more
equestrian but act NJ the Beggars' Opera Is still
PLAYED with Mr. w. Harrison and Miss Cottcrcl the
Captain and Polly, does not altogether cease 10 be
operatc The reception Of Miss Adah Isdac 1enkcn, 'ho
returns from It sst tour tr tie n0'thern I,so-
vines dppr aches that piih Roman popuidcs ~, uld
hare ,ed ricto-ous general The celebrated gal
lop the three platforms produces an enthusiasm which
exceed that OF last year. when. for the
first tmc an to perform feat on which
previously tn, safety of "duriiic-' could aono be
risked; and the crowd which Ills every corner OF
the house shows that the love of ppodramatc art Ia
strong
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as those (Which relate 10 the defence OF the frontier the
whct this country Is called upon 70 spend in for
hcations the further sums which IL Ia called upon TO
guarantee ana. generally the protection which s claimed
on the one psn and conceded ON the Other Our own
sSps " that rs eu the
likely that the relations between England and Canada
will shortly be the subject Of another debate shall
not discuss them The Canadian deputation has,
according Mr. Cardwells despatch expressed the de-
sire Of Canada o devote her whole resources both In
men and money, for the maintenance or her con-
Parliament has increased its expenditure on the
militia from three hundred thousand TO million dol
lars and will agree to train that force to the satisfaction
Of the Secretary OF State for War; provided the cost does
not exceed the last mentioned This satisfactory
but the request Of the delegates In the matter Of the for
ncstions Is far less They were DESTROYS Il seems
that the question of the works at Montreal should be
separated rom the question Of the works west Of that
place and the question Of naval armament on Lake On
tario" On their return TO Canada they would, they
said propose TO the Legsature loan for the whole fo
cations but condition that It should be guaranteed
by the British government and the guarantee given be-
forehand The British government must also authorize
them stO communicate to the Parliament OF Canada the
assurance that the occasion arising England will have
prepared an adequate naval force for Lake Ontario"
Her Maesty government has assented to the proposal
that If the province will undertake the works and
raise the money the mother country shall guarantee
subject It will also supply the ornaments for the
works But 'the desire and decision Of the Provincial
ton made to the Imperial Parliament" As far as we
understand from Mr. Cardwells despatch, 1t is
at the expense Of tho provinces will be put of until the
confederation has been actually completed But when
the subject comes before the House Of Commons
will deserve complete and conscientious discussion
To guarantee odns for Notifications made al the suggestion
of British e6cr and undsr the pressure ofMe British
Colonial office 70 prouide that the cost Of the militia shall
not erceed million dollars yearly to pronise squadron
Luke Ontario whenever shall be necessary, and oil this
in addition 10 tyng Quebec at COST and keep
military responsibility which ought not to Be ligAg under
taken.
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Howe Sewing Machine Company.
ELIAS HOWE, ia. President 62e Broadway, N.Y.
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wheeler q wusca, No. ess nresAwaay.
hscbine.
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drawer 4 Baker's Highest Premiums
Plastic stitch fock stitch Sewing Machines t96 BrcsA
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Chevniier's Life for the Hair Rcstsreo
gray hair orgns color, stops its falling out Keeps he
Stands above comparison nnlS
dressing sold the drug and AZ my Office No Luz
Hro.dway SARAH A. CHEvALIER. n. ID.
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o. s. 7D LOAN AGENTS. :.
The different denominations on band vsuy ~ mmv ss0
ing for resale. -. --,-,,,.. ,,.,r.h.s~x "a IN
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FImus sta ne, Balls, Eagles, &c., ~ &c
p BEN2Drcrs ~ Duane street sir doors east Of Broad
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-09

ROBBERY, MURDER AND ARsoN.-Thos
SAWYER, of Robertson county, Tenn,
was robbed on Friday night, the Sd inst. i,
and himself and wife murdered, and his
house burned = Nothing remainsdF of
Sawyer and his wife but their hearts and
skulls. Sawyer was an Industrious,
honest, and quiet man. Hewas thought
to have large amount of gold and sill
yer about his house.
On Thursday night, the I'd instant,
Stephen Bugg, colored man. was muir
dered and robbed by gang Of six out
laws Bugg lived on the Louisville. and
Nashville Railroad, not far from South
Tunnel. He was an industrious, saving,
honest man, and bad the good will of all.
The Nashville Press and Times says
there is no Disgusting the flet that there
is gang of outlaws, the debris Of Harp
er's and Bakers guerrilla bands, oper-
ating in Sumner and Robertson coun-
ties
In Franklin, KY, on the 5th inst, a
man b. the name Of Butler shot his
brother, Samuel Butler, killing him in
stantly. At night some person-or per.
sons went to the murderer's house and
killed him. A. later account says he at
tempted to escape from the guard, and
was killed. A
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Counterfeit s. o Legal render Notes

Counterfeit $50 Legal Tender Notes.
New York, Nov. Counterfeit $50
legal tender notes are in circulation in
this city They are very close imita-
ton of the genuine, expert being de-
Fceiyed. But two discrepancies between
the notes are apparent to the public:
Last part of the engraving of the head
of Hamilton, on the face of the note,
represents the line of the waistcoat cross
ing thsrwhte. cuffar at the neck, making
an acuta angle formed by the shape of
the collar, so far as is known perfect in
the counterfeit, but in the genuine the
lines of the -feshiare drawn by the en-
graver across the point of the collar at
the junction of-the waistcoat There
is another discrepancy, in the shape of
the ornaments in the border on each
end of the face of the bill, and in the
border on the back. The figures so are
in an octagonaf frame in the genuine,
rather well defined, though the angles
are not sharp, eight sides. 1t is easily
discovered in the counterfeit that in the
border ornaments the oetagonal frame
is only so in slight degree, and seems
-a@perfect circle. It is thought the
Treasury Department will call in all the
$50 legal tender notes in circula ton.