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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-12

ARRIVAL AND RECEPTION IN BosToS-AS ADDRESS
AND AN ARREST.
Mr.. James Stephens, the chief organizer OF the
Irish Republe arrived in Boston on Tuesday evening
asst and was recipient OF an enthusiastic reception at the
hands OF his Celtic admirers He was met by delegation Of
Fepans at Newton and escorted the fremont House. from
one Of the windows which addressed few thousand
people rs follows;
CouxTRDKs AND FRIENDS The people are beginning 70
these people wss 20 .ns ssS four
soob that the Of Ireland represented through
Long and continued cheeIs That your answer to the
men Who pretend interpret the popular opinion and feeling
s Il baek Ia them Let them know they understaud
he irish heart but slightly indeed when they dare 10 say
@ the Irish people on this continent any
r irish peope in Ireland could besa shaken for
than . q Ssr r isI and nd nsse @ to hs
their destiny; only 10 yearn after Irish liberty but 10 pre-
ibev clasp It to their forever Cheers Yes these
men were miseae readers Of the Irish heart and Ptfsly
No, rive up this cause OF Ireland until the power Of Britain is
soil appuss ana sn must Dc eresea A SON OF
he men At home in ireland aud this should mso
a .. the rsh race here America wo. though no4 VIC
& nor ia Bsh dungeons yet there thousands Of true
IRISH natros mo are living vea almost OF outlaws on
their native soil who spite OF all their sufsngs ara holding
ssny together as and power equal to meet Britain
on the hattie field and 20 aenk or British power ~ Ire
Nv friend you AK for chance ! give yoa :. chance
@ ,.ee 10 aotisn-to ths final battle between England
and Ireland even Irish sod this very year. Loud
ssu AMI to uroys 20 you how oarpsst ] am
~ making thrs rjsdge solsmnly declare to you my
friends and csunrfymen here tongnt that some uns
me- chears Tonight before this sssembl, Of
49, soIarslv bnd myse my honor inl the honor Of
!hen ss a. struggle vita England ,ns year; but 10
,ns tbs pledge trust. and indeed esnfdest that
Soa here IN America will Dos htrey o. Voices No,
ysvo, - You viii not allow aiJ one to dsappont Let
ne oro Won here tonight hat frou this night fcSva ard
NH t,te the asd In ireland. you vii struggle
% on ever mas VITO dares arov the apple Of dscod
Won that Won will one uasA of en sruggDs
s once more fC.ies of"We StlTl Let ue seed
hs \. our brothers I'm the gap "hs Irish people Irish
! so-tho. assurance THAI you arc determined u
-. ef ali that hgen done. To- struggle hnnceio
,ls,d manfulIy as mon shnn.d sirngse with the pur
- ~ furuing neither the right OF en- but gong siragh
ic,d 10 your object That Is where England has had ne
cseriy over ~ WLgt ehoEiciesss England more thar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-12

F.r1H nF irY RESOLUTIONS m PRINCE WILLIAM
COUNTY
o. . i'a o. July. thc los lists Of Prince William
r1er,r y..a nc nrcusvil!e and celebrated the day
hr fr fr.r- After the crfcu oay through. meeting
n'. c1.t presided by j. Z. Baldwin. esq. Major NJ
~ ueps. leia- as S,crcary Letters, euogistc Of Che
noremre from ihe lion Horace Maynard OF Ten
acsec .l lyman ILL., cst Of Alexandria. after which the
tsiur af.ressed Oy soc lion. a. chester o. lInoi'
.rl IH. .. Fowler Innrd states senator elect non
Icrrrisrs. 1te IN owing resolutions WERE edopcd;
clr.'ld equal md endowed ~ theif
rrrr flarns nshi. among which IT, lo ~,
.ni f.r ft"'' off tprlurss, emil
r. o. ,ciil-f. CIDER 10 SECURE these rights TINS ep
NJ n. nirprndence rfcrs ard eu.f item
e constitution che un..sd oass enuneratns anu specifying
Freedom OF arao eeIoa q the press ami freedom in the
,eF.on end property; flr lni impartial trial by
Jog. c to- sh AID iii'iiss 10 adopt az lie rHy
labr... nrrcc betvern the sae. End the right OF thc
% I DE and privileges q the citizens Of such other
sac. -.
tl b W tons,uiioa no ieive OF judicial power sac
toganss iuFadf tlcd ~ i-the
lat ffFh.inh tho P'ottci'H "
lfsor. rs ri he cren T. INC o. SHOWN rss %
fr within the meaning % he tortiitn-
far -rc 10y Sas that falls Or feies IN 70, organic
u-..- is not 10 accord With the Constitution
en frcSssei acknaw ei by congress % 's
J. " feeo-a1s the tribunal q siste' with
m porr consultation g. e IRE TO ihe peope Of evvy
-ar a-as vsruueui. making ne iclpe OF p!o
ritinnhiP wal on the oihrf hama We
ss Political hfrcsy ssflupiou Of power or ne Tsi
IN s,,. i o imrsh tie pot personal rirhis q the
e f-a.tns al such f-lts established and made m
glo e. br 49, Coordination o. Tie UAtcd state. :.
Hs-e ~ our pride pest Of glorious Republic
ID oIlf taI ei PSI ah ~ ~ fuiufc c~tinJ.
Ilc meeting then addressed ~ TIE Hon Lorenzo Slei
wood OF Icka. alter which IL adjournod
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DIE ID.

BFLDENAt her redsuce No West Jversthst Sunday
July Keese Of ke Rev william Bede. tho
cath year Of bet =.
The r,fves the family requested attend tbs
funeral residence Thursday, July r. O'Clock
D. M without further The renns viii be taken Green
wood
FRYEOn Wednesday morning July H. sarueFye aged So sess
and n days.
the family respectfully invited to
late residence No 80 West Forty hnh
Friday afternoon o'clock without further Invitation
GLCHRIsT-In "Wednesday the 18th fst Of
paralysis. Robert Gi chris, in the 10th OF his age
Notice Of funeral hereafter
HEADLEY Newark N j. Sunday July Ellen B., wife Of
VIM D. Headey.
TIE remains Frsdericktown Ohio for inemenL
PLLIPSOn Wednesday Jolly H. Robert Wallace, In faa Of
J. Frank and Mary '. Philips.
will place day Thursdsyl at ocloct em
the redsnce ofM Robert canioEd No. ~ Woodhust Brootiv
sARLEs-Sa Vested J.. wedne.day the lith inst ID
the Rev W. Ssrles. aged onths
Relatives respectfully ,nvi,sa % sss~ea sse
7o schexfaerhorns1 broohyn on fndsy 4
O'clock y
TAGGARTAt Newport H. Tuesday JnIy TO- william Henry.
Charlotte end Philip Tasgs, aged years and II dxys
Syracuse papeu please copy.
wEED-On Tuesday July TO- Edward H. Weed Of Mobile, Ala
Funeral from the residence OF his father John W. Weed Meuchs
N Thursday afternoon. Y o'clock friends and rssttvss
invited attend without further notice Trains leave foot Of
Court sndt st. at 10 and ~ o'clock
Mobile papers Please copy.
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,ong rr l8 become nearly asn 30 vocal tone and blend
vito lor Throughout a. II now does in most points. We
ro prepared % dispute his theory. Many experienced
ofr1. affirm That the vocing bcst when first
rs,e1 blt the wonderful richness mellrTncss and sof.
aa l Which ola vel bull organs exhibit Wouli seem
Io aasfl.. OBJ. theory Of Mr. stuart.
Tll.f as uioie tha organ "a highly cFeditabe to its
If.f ald j. u1quesona5y Of the best OF its oll.s
One nofe asrc bs organ Is the entire absence OF ease
ll f.c. e usuI Ornamental front show pipes arstoily
l-inrt conceal Csc internal economy OF tAe Orgaa Tic
1n.,ria,. decidedly pleasing.
THE ACADEMY or MUSIC.
T.t. rf..-.f TieE v T,ftsHs.
e. Nov me - say word regarding the new
A.s.Fcf lsc. Trusting tbat your oKcelsnt suggestions
uaf Boz si otn regard 70 tne erection u tsis baildng
tlsr h. 20 sneak u iiute performances Although
Ua. s 90. tc; mgcs sll should not be TOO easily
satisfied
Wti lo opera Eraaier soll3 pay better am suit
uo.I t maaagcrs. Eho. however nus. lfst be con
sic1 lnsy frodacel must necessarily have bet
H a liaa succession o. poorly produced In the
odd Ac1ler cIc scenery. and in fact for
.i1e. c..-a0ls. TEcrlrrt co1'lue' and appointments
ral . elves attract class 4to might har' taf fol
nr-ie Dr. foreign cities ~ rcfirmcrs arc considered
.rl" -''ts wc IN grand opera there fra seldom less
uar et Contrast tls with %. As for singers we get
e-f +. m.ei better. Jet o. be taauhaui
mtai- vhO would dare 10 make change here would be
appreciated sustained 10y ODE paJs. Ne might tAcnhase
- open. without m being shorn e half its music
Ics. rr il, ani o. Isce neal aie two vastly
dl-c.f ...ar. 900, su yours Sc. Nj
Irrf
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RroscT5 Cirlugr epods Tic sclas Of the week foot ~
lsO0 bales ntldnr 525Gbsles TO spectators. end 1850
bac exporters. Tile market Opcaed buoyan with ed
u Id 60 d. b. bat suiseq aeutJ tVok downward
turn closing vita advance Of cid tire week for Amcr
anL .d Other desert p.lyls Sslas to-day were
5000 bal ilddiag COO bales 10 Spectators ana eXloleIs
closing Qlici and steady.
The authorized quotations Orleans Fair. l5d., Md.
ding. lii; Mobile. Tar Ijd Nidding I'D; Upland .
Pair nd Ndding lald Stock ia port 959C0O bal. by
ncgal couut heinz = 90 bales below the estncei s;cck 81
Amercan 40 90 bfls'.
LIyrnF0OL BEEApsIUFFs MARKET -Thc market ia don
with downward tendency Tie weotrtt has been Yorablo
for the crops.
ITEsyoOL PROVISION NARKET.-Tlo market rules steady
LCNDOH JuEe &EVelng -Consos coscd al &c. 5tg iJr
money. The bank remars at ten per cent Tho weekly
~ The Bank Of England shows an increase bahon
OF s9.." ~. g.,
Central Kailr, 40. 'fa54l; Erie Railway, asaJsi.
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THE WAR IN EUROPE.
THE PRUsssANs EN BOHEMIA.
The Battle nj sknIiiz-COnaioting Beporis-
sueccsses of the Prussinns.

LoNDoS. June %, ls66
The rsr rers is conflicting, both sides claiming 10 hare
obtained e adrantaee IN tie encounter on tie @7h in'f
at Skas. No engagement is reported haring taken
place
Hostues between the Austrian and Prussians had
commenced There a desperate battle in Bohemia
on the 9th. Prussan Telegram dated Naeiod says;
" IN important JaHle IN rhch earuIry and ARTILLERY
rcrc princprly engaged, has been IN progress to-day
The A.sfrians acre drircn back from Okoifs to Jar
orus. Three flags and many PrsoHers rse taken The
loss on either side is unknown"
A B.eslau telegram says: The first Prssian Army
Corps attacked the enemy at FTaHkeHaH The battle
began at IL a. m. The AWsrians rcre dsireH back IN
the direction Of J0sgfstadt.
A Vienna telegram of the 2sth says that it Is
officially announced that at the battle Stuiif=
the Prussans lost many prisoners and IS guns After
the battle Prussian Major proceeded to the quarters
of Marshal BCncdek, under flag Of truce, to solicit
an armis,ice and the demand refused.
Cracow dispatch Of the evening OF the 2Sth says
This morning hc Prussians made frs'h attack upon
Osioiee-ye4 in Gal,eia when they rePuised ruth
leary 0sscs The Prussans destroyed the Crocow and
Vienna Railway in several places, seriously nterruptng
thoAustrian communications with Gallcia.
The Ausirians entered Mystooitz, in siesia, on the
9th, but IN tho afternoon the telegraph station was
again in possession Of the Prussians.
The Prus-ians report successes In. the engagement
near Turnan. Tho Army Of the Ebe took officers
and 800 prisoner
The cavalry had several engagements, and the Aus
TRANS suffered heavy losses. The Third Corps took
1000 prisoners.
THE zOLLvERElS DEFUScT.
Tie TINES says the Zollveren has ceased to exist, but
duties continued 10 be levied by the Governments where
foreign goods are landed.
HUNGARY.
The Committee on Affairs common 20 Hungary and
Austria proposes that Hungary assume portion OF the
Austrian State debt that Icons aud commercial questions
be treated in common By means Of special treaties
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GENERAL NEWS.
GENERAL NEWS.

THE MINISTERIAL CRISIS LORD DERBY TO PORN A
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COALITION.
Nothing is known of the Ministerial arrangements ex-
cent that the Queen has authorized Earl Derby to form
Ministry, and promised her support
meeting of the chief Conservatives was 10 DC hed Oh
the 2sh after which Earl Derby proceeds 10 WINDSOR 10
ls before the Queen the result Of the consultations
The Herald conservative again says that there Will ne
difficulties in the way Of fonlDg strong Ministry
The Morning Post thinks there's some reason TO expect
that Pancrstonans may be induced to cooperate and thus
enable Lord Derby to form Government VI some power
LONDON June %. 1855.
Earl Derby is enaeavoring to form coalition mn<try'
including Wings and some Of the members OF the late 6ov-
eminent.
STRIKE OF sEAMEs. r -t ID.
There arc indications ,ha. the strike OF the scaancn at
the port of London ia about to cease.
BOMBAY.
THE T,mes aludes 10 iunors Affecting greet Parsse
house At Bombay and SAYS thus far they are known to be
incorrect The assets are Of such character "a 10 B7ar
anee the ultimate safety Of every claim The name Ct the
firm is not given.
Eranco.
The Cdts Logisatif has passed the whole ordiner!
Budget by a large majority. .rrrf.
-
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july -Flour and Wheat quiet and held above the views
OF bsyerp Corn firm; sales a, ga I3e. for 60 II closing
kel3 az 74c with baye,s at 73c. Oaa-No Chioago
and unchanged Pork e32 s00s33 Lard gle. WHISKY nom
iDal Canal eigbtswfeat lsc.. Corn loc Oats 9tc 10
New York; Com lJc. 10 Albany
AT oSwEGo.
JULY iI-Four dull and Soc lowers sales goo oos wheat
dull with dowpwad tendency: sales To- MhSankee Oan
az 22 and No Chicago Spring at w. Corn opened ~
T6 and closed for No Illinois, win sales Oh *
BUSH Oats nominsl Canal freighis dull on gram Whea'
Ialc Corp lie. TO NowYork Boats scarce Canal exports
q 500 bush Wheat g., 900 bnsh. Corn, $50 BUSH Rye
AT CINCINNATI. u.-i
july iL--Flour and Wheat dub Whisky unohanged'
Mess Pork IN good demand 81 - eJ2 49, sales OF O Dds
AZ e3a rs buyer August Lard dull at gle Gold ~
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EUROPE.
ONE DAY LATER NEWS.
Conflicting Reports on the Battle at
Skalitz.
Goth Sides Claim the Victory.
TEE PRUSS[ANS IN GALLICIA.
ADDRESS FROM THE KING OF ITALY,
rArnEn Por1, "wednesday. July H. 1850.

TAmER PonT Wednesday. July IL 1860.
The steamship st. David, from Liverpool june %, via
Londonde June 80 passed this point at 1880 this even
ing
The steamship Baltic, from New-York reached South
amptOn on the evening n the 9th.
The steamship Erin, from Ncw-York arrived al Liver
pool on the 2sih.
Tn steamship Denmark, from New-York arrived at
Crookhayen on the 25th.
The American sloop-ofwsr Ashuelot LEFT Queenstown
on the 18th, on a cruise.
SHIP Fanny Hamilton, from Philadelphia for Genoa
was burned at Gibraltar. No particulars.
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ARMY GAZETTE.
CONTRACTS AEp LEASES.

NNNIEAIIo nsI K|I@zAoE"f
WAR DEPARTMENT. ApJUTANT GEsEhALs OHNh
WASHINGTON Monday, 5ay9 leoo
CrncrLAR No. ls.-The following instructions 10
,or 70 contracts ard leescs executed by officers oithe
Regular Amy on recruiting service are published Tor 'he III
formation and guidance;
T, Contracts or leases required 70 ne made ID qu
cets Two comics 10 be forwarded 10 this ONCE one SoY
win sfhdayi prescribed by chHper @3 act appToveu o
90 attached 10 tie returns 20 tire ohce o. inc ~
81 tie Interior. and one copy each 10 DO ie'a'u "
crulting oifcer and contractor ..,ua ~ x..-ri,
fI1s Contracts leases signed ana execuiea py .sssu
i "a eers in ibor official capacity exempt rom staH
lt "a ID IovSsrgp Assistant AG.utant-Sen 4
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THE WAR IN ITALY.


The Italian losses at the recent battle were great but
the Austrian losses believed TO be stu greater 10
ward nghtfall the Italians and Austrans retired from
their respective positions.
The King had addressed dispatch to the President OF
the Council which says the battle was neither won nor
lost have ordered a concentration Of all our forces
to resume the campaign. Our army rs In excellent
condition, and anxious 10 be led 10 battle
Berne telegram says the Ausrians have returned to
tho first station upon the Stclvo. The Italians have
taken Il position near Ponte di Diayolo.
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EXTENT CO THE CONFEDERATION

corespondent of Chronicle writes follows
The extent destruction hardly realized at the first
cnnce pass back ard forth through the ruins and
see the piles brick and mortar Of twisted iron and PROSTATE
coumpsa thar remain OF handsome and comuodous
stores and mind begins 10 realize the extent and
terrible form the sight of which enough TO send
gloom the heart Of people less courageous ana
enterprising than the citizens Of Portland Thanks TO the
prompt rcspons all sections the call for help there
was little suffering and there has been lack OF ioed
for the thousands Money and building material
needed now should direct the Mayor. The
hotels and appeared well prepared for the
crowds that heneyoenc business and curiosity had drawn
there, and railroad wharf property IN
iured there has been interruption 70 travel.
SO ar a known Saturday night been loss OF
life and no serious nj Cry 10 nybody.
The are began at y " on the 4tb and burned until
on The sth Soon FIRE started the high wind Flew
sharks into houses mil and quarter away burning
them 10 the Tcund and Just the ire stopped the
morning aitef burning everything between.
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all other ipgs in struggle not only for hero Wn ha h
existence but for the oppression Of other people .sa, ~
aog enectT Where the len puts his elaws tie aSains
Ieua uIi cat on We must put the same tenacit 4 more
we eRaaiy of England Aerer before have witness snc
9fuer more spirit more enthusiau than have see Tav
cane 70 Boston this evening. In every possibly -
eohsttniaie y0u my couuyler, on this meeting ongh #,
congratulate yon on yorr account and cOngraloL
you OF my account nnd flank yen cordially; and aA
eo1gi you IN the Of ITeandfor toward rela
solh always lookaud not 20 any individual feeling
whleyer nor 70 the feeling q mep Phee cheers
Tor l9nd II any should tell that the power organ
lied n Ireland las been weakened purpose he speaks In
ignOraCe and consequently be regarded any
than The NAtAg Of tue Wnd OF ne speaks WITH mace-per-
haps De speaks with studied calculation IN order TO nre his
country and brand should be put on him tell YOU the
organization to ntents and purposes has greater power To-
day tLan had lhrce months ago six months ago. and
t you shall go on increasing and that no no
uecTe system no repfesslVe measures 10 course
taken Uy England ~ any way prevent the onward prog
re OF that cause unless You indeed should prove that you have
Mt Stephens concluded BIZ stating that the Ireland
were as determined they were and that the lear OF
British dungeons coad not crush ot her yearhngs aer
had given him III tue name Of Ireland and Diue them good
night.
ARREsT or HE4D-cESTER srEPHfNs
IOsTON, Wednesday, July H. lsy.
Head Center Stephens arrested today al the suit OF
T. A. Scnu0tt WHO claims SS5S for delivering lectures on
Fenans aud expenses incacd the excursion to Campo
BelO stephens appeared IN tie Municipal Coust and gave
ball in g. COO.
ANOTHER SPEECH FROM STEPHENS.
BosToS. Wednesday, July II 1866.
An enthusiastic meeting of Fenials wac held in
Music I tonight and was addressed By Jsmes steps'ns
L. l. r. he briefly alluded TO TIE palmer IN which tae
Brotherhood Ireland and this country was efganzedtbe
Of the organization IN tbis county and the csd
effects produced by such management.
He called upon tie different circles 20 enroll inmedat n
report to hin August - when they would receive IN
stuctOns He said thar within year movement Tor sh
continued contribution Remarks were also made by Col
HRIpinc and others.
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MARINE ID.

LIsUN-On wednesdsy, July II, q Roundbroek
s. PIE byiesn Church. By the Rev r. R6dgers DID,
Close OF New York City Margaret daughter OF Arch
bald c. Molison Of boundbrook. 20
McGRAw-sIMPsOSA the residence a the brides uncle West
FARMS N. Tuesday by liz Rev Washington Rod
Dr. Theodore A. Mcsw Of Detroit to Alice T. youngest
dsugh OF William simpson No cards
VANCE-WILSON-A Memphis Tenn Thursday, July 1856
by the Rev John Rotchiod Mr. ". H. Vance Of rev York
City to Miss Agaes Wilson Of Cincinnati. Ohio.
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FRANCE.
no NAVAL ARMAMENT.

no NAVAL ARMAMENT.
The Pere has reason believe that no amanents are
being made for the purpose Of sending French sqnadrons
of observation TO the Adriatic or the North Sea-
THE DANUBIAy PERSONALITIES.
The Conference on the Danuban PrinciFalities had adj
iourned
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BINGHAM ID.
journed.

NEUTRALITY OF ENGLAND.
proclamation of neutrality in Continental affair had
been published.
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n. " cIntEuaJ, II.
Late sasicee from the Plains report great cxcltehen NJ
the blue River country consequences Oh the PIsse.e
large Plumbers OF Indians who manifest hostle
,rs ti living beyond the Blne River abandoning
ter homes and cros, and moving into the seiRcmehh
foT safely. $40 , "a /.
- III ~ tleln from Blue Biver to smoky Hi Va.lg was
Inenf, apprehcndod There bul few troops IN lo
threatened locality. , a., -
Ne9s from Ncv-Mexieo reports hostile feeling among
, ans az that territory, Onlyuno tgbc beilg pcsc cf
con. poue vas TO be in Santa Zee Oh the lyis. = '
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ALBANY Wednesday. July H. 1900
The returu match the Atalanfa Boat Clue OF
New York and the Mutual Club of this city took
place this afternoon There much interest," felt IN tne
race the ryer being lined with thousands OF people Inc
Aa,antcs won the race The distance rowed was three
miles and the time made as follows Anantics, 70
INMATES seconds; Mutsal's % minutes % seconds.
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TIEE Po.vTSAND FIRE.

RELIEF FOR TIE sUFFERERs-TnE PORTLAND NJ rUAL
INSURANCE COMPANY ABLE To PAY CSLY TWENTY
PER CENT or THE LOSSES
- The following sums have been collected by the
Committee OF The NcvYor Produce Exchange for the relief
tf the sufferers by Tho fire ia Portland.
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TEE foRTLASD MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
POETLAgp. NJ July 1.-THE Porlind Mutual Insurance
Company, which has been reported losing Only sO0
hose lees than 100000 1t has been IN operation for
risks houses Mt low rates mostly
among middle olaes Iw be able TO pay about 20 per
cent on the Lrses Wi fall very severely the widows
ORPHANS ana poorer who insured in the company
SARATOGA To PORTLAND.
SARATOGA. Wednesday, July H. 1896
The guests Union Hote have decided to tableanx
matinee on Saturday the benefit Of the Porilnd sui
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BOsrON. wednesday, July II, IsbJ
The following is the weekly statement OF the condi'
tion of the banks of this city;
Canita r. 800 Oo6 Legal Tender notes s2i o6s 200
Ioans.A....... 9s SOS on Deposits ~ Ole IVO
Snecie - 'i6s coo Circslatioal Natl. - % ~, eco
rircuiaiion lS,afe). -. sgn. 100
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dispatch reesiged from Portland says thai hersiis
Patent Sales passed thfouch I've great me preserving
their eo.teuts without single loss
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ArrgMrrrp sUulDs-A Young woman uansd

Mary Il. Stevens, formerly cmps,yed !~rvant N View
York ats hour Tuesday night attempted sefdesno
tion in Grandst D. ty swallowing the con- nt OF saan
vial Of lardannn The wcsuan tue Forty fnth
Precinct Station House asd received mcdicd a1elosnge
The poison readily yielded anoes admin etered Tue
yesterday the PoNensry for 30 days BY
Justice Daley cn charge ofvagEancy.
SOLUTION OF TIE EAsTETEa MYsrBrw.-Thc In
quest 10 the CT william ssc whose body was 0nd In
River Thursday morning last has bees ed
The jury rendered verdict Of 70 Old drowned The nav pa
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