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financial.



NOTICE is hereby given that the ANNUAL MEET
~ no c the stokhodeFs of the Centre Railroad Co@gay o
elect uue Directors % ~ 'hc yer next en.ns
will he Of the Company tL2lteapot NewJeI
tcy 5cwsen the hours of II O'clock 6ld ococs m Of FI
DAY, the nth of May IeIt. -,
The Transfer will b. closed from e 2ls' , 70 he l2h
rroliuo SAMUEL KNOX. Treasurer.
NEW.YORK and HARLEM RAILROAD CONPA.
~ iY.-NOTICE TO sTOCKHOlDERS.-The annual election
o heeu o this Company fr the ensuing vii be
~ fOuh
,Ith.tt. on TUESDAY, the 18th day Of May
po opened from Il O'Clock until M O.!
ths; day. .,
The transfer will be closed from clock of the lat
day May unin Of the ION dy u sy NEXT
- W II EMERSON,
NJ V,fk Ami Secretary Treasurer.
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lJriilt,IIg.
Go farmers ano Others.
Ueoains CGr0s. &r.
urrsp srArE. MILITARY RAILROADS.

tsTsp STArEs MILITARY RAILROADS, }
OFFICE AssIsIAgr QuAHTSBGA AsrEn, No 25 q STREET, :
WASHINGTON, ID. C.. April ~, 1852
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
- Monday Nav q? for the purchase from the
United Of s tho nineteen u ho"s
Improved Tus. Bndse onsns OF tho Rods Bolts Plates snd
Dowe suitable for the idrn, the latter varying In length
from eighty 10 on lundted and forty-o feet.
tie OF the Cleveland Rolling Mill
Coinpahy Cleveland Ohio And VIII be cold by the pound
bill and the Of the may OBJ
tsined u application ct this Office.
Terms-Cssh. III Government funds
Tho United States the to reject al bids deemed
a3vs
Pro .bOa endorsed Proposals for the purchase Of Briis.
Iron" y. j. CRlLLY.
Brevst Major and A. q NJ, u 4 Army
NOR SALE CHEAP.-Valuabe TIMBER LANDS
Pir- Spruce md leock WsBe1 and Hami Counties
State Ao Far Eoka,eay. !. H. LAND fronting
't.trp aud EBy. Aply % 5. NOR TON, % tb Farm.
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o,ne. cnorOs Aarthu.r : lo.aD. Aprl !, lssg.
UsIos or Osni ss.oSEns op TaIEs lSp Assss'xEsrs
No , Chamber. street.
NEw.i YORK Jaa. 8. 1876.

NEW oRK Jaa 0, 1870.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS-Notice Is hereby
y ry.n tat the Ros Of the Rcd aud Perous
Estate City sui County Of Ewfork or TIC s5 wloe
from and aeT Monday Januerys
les open u the 3lh day of April 1900 tor the
~etion and he tqls ration OF the a.eneuts ot te
,1cad reel and personal estate o. tie cry ad Oouly o new
No Al believing themselves 10 BE- scgieyed must nsGe
cation during the period above snoued IN
ler to the relief provided by law The at 81 1853 provides
t the shall BE- open to pub; inspection
hereubeore provided pa may 10 made by any person eor
grryet The Nesed valuation OF las real or psfsoha
estate 20 corrected II such application be made IN
the assessed valuation 81 reel es'ate II uuH be made IN
wrnr stain. of objection the eto snd thsrsupon the
Commss,ners slb eSanno lno the complaint ard IN ue
The esmen they sna cause TIE same 70 nr
such sppt Ue made 10 relation to assessed
per,oua estate the aprant shall be e, ulees ost
ty the shall De suhorzd q administer such
oahs or any and m Is hor judgment the nt
shah c be corrected aud NJ ihe
amount u such they believe 70 b. just ana declare
their decision thereon within .y days ater such appcon
nave made REDUCTION shall be made by tie boat
OF Supervisors any real and personal estate imposed
uncss shall under cath srsou that the
pirty agved unable attend within TIE period prescribed FOR
he by Of sickness absence from the city
4. J. WILLIAMSON, lCop,mis.Iouer. of TaIs.
J. w ALLEN, .r5 as.ss.r.nt.
4 w BROWN '"N'N-'N"'""N"'"
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NOR SAFE.

EOR SALE
ADAMS EXPRESS Co "GEw STOCK"
AMERICAN EXPEEss Go. NEW FLOCK a0er liayl
UNITED STATES EXPREss Co. 'EEN STOCK ,oef Hpy D.
Iuquiro n LIPPM'NT TLLEY, Gaeksr'. 30 . r.o-''.
fs'RAE ELiNG CREDITS on bess7. ). 5. MON.
l GAN Co, LOEDON C1-eclson e oEo PtAboD Z
Cor avni..ble p.iBll' cites oI ltot p ald tr
FAST, iisaed BY DhBNEi AUAOAH Co.. 40 - f'c'ahsr
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Live Stock over The Eric Railway.

Statcment Tor TIE Wcok endLH SatuTI1y, AprH = n
cars Ca.ge Is do Hogs, II DO ShoeR II o.. Horses do
Poultry Total Or The week, ia cars
-
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4 ! WILLi tIA AAhSoN' Commissioner, of TaIs
J. W BROWN '""
oy,Ics ov rns srnEEr coMnI'sIoAER, ;

' I " =
sealed envelope ndo with the ie Of the work, with
name thereon, viii be received q. his Office
until Thufsday May 10, 1906 At n O'Clock IN. -
setting curb aud gutter snd tagging the sidewalks In Worth
street rom Broadway TO Baxter street
snk proposals together with the specific and
ments obtained at th. oceDaied Street Department
New York, April ~, 1870. CuARLES O. CORNELb
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LJpREME CODET-SIATE oi NEh-YORk,
Psi.t.d s...u. CHRISTOPHER CHAlif. 80 ANS Commony
called tl.r 80 ne
rt nauef. ial irrr1y SUMMONED 80 required 20
ar.s-f e oYrptI1t r is action o "li'h " -
of r'rwr 20 the sad
c5.1p 90 s.b e4.te 40 m ot t0 81 VI iStniy s H.,
In a. ~ n .ui o ald tr of Srwfok VI. I'm twenty dsyf
,-f de service hereof ,lc'usys of ilc Jay q srh sycc rul
.,............n you lt 1n.aos he cons sut within
III R's sfmp. me iin. saias.id the pua n Sc tesn
~ Cefs cllsd vl apgiy t0fc Coufi of Ee d. handed
N DC Sew OH AaIch !
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TTHE COMMITTEE on ORDINANCES Of the
l. BOARDo OF COUNClLMEN win meet on MONDAY, Apr!
90 1866 gt o'clock p. H., IN room No. 10 City Hall.
ALEXANDER H. kEECH,
PATRICK II. KEENAN,, Committee.
GEORGE ID. KELLOGG,

z
PATRICK H. KEENAN,, COMMITTEE.
GEORGE ID. KELLOGG.
rINHE COMMITTEE on LAMPS and GAS of the
Board Of Aldermen vii meet MONDAY tho 30,h inst. at
" for the purpose Of considering the following pTeamb aud
luton:
The eIorban price paid by the people of this city
seror quality o. gas both for public and domestic n
and universal complaint and imposes tho
Council tue duty seeking for aud applying remedy be
therefore
Reorsi Ths the Committee Lamps and Gas be and they
hereby dEecri investigate the entire subject connected with
the Of tai, city for Lighting parposs that
paon be insusd between The and quality Of the furnished
by the pern. COM n aud thai supplied 70 Other large cites
ths the advsy OF oiganza department bureau Ia the City
the of Supplying pubic
oon-unpn in all city be fully and carefully
,idred spa that t. Conn- thereon With such
aons their opinions will be best calculated 10 attain the desired
uhrspr old better lor Illuminating the
-sTies, practicable period
Al psoss neIeed espsciy requested appear without
further notice. LEWIS H. RYthS,l
ClIAS MGRREN, Committee
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gitnations il1antso-fsmalss

A YOUNG American WOMAN wishes SIIUA a,
N TION as sHOUsEKEEPER NURSE. Address Box NO. i'0
gerfbnr
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Corporation Nolices.

VORPOfATiCE NOTlCE.-Ihe Committee on
ets m tho oari II Aldermen will meet 10 tie Clano,! @.
- t,ri "a ,be t..y F on WEDNESDAY, May2 1870 - one
oroct pf f1r o. PURPOSE OF c-nirrins " ~ Aon pesl
in the Bofrf II Adia ia the widening Wes street om Caal
sreet T. the Battery. 3, ..,t
,rs .yit,,l 10 attend NItHAfL NOi.ft.
lSN krill fL4..'.
BE '.. REFILL.
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~ itn ", - ,"sfr ~ "u NOoNi Vi
sos rirn'G aaiust ilENRY A. &c. q. 4. T. r. stamp
LUCAS. d.iruiia. Summons Tor o.. cfnc'ld
money delni crnfnc' lc1r ro
ITO t above named defendant You hereby summoned aud
comp .nt In this ao which hed m The
oee of re m ~ Us and Cour'y New York he
March i,g a.ie Cy m 1 Ciy und 20 scEr copy q your
aid complaint 'ln .lbcfh ~ bis ohcc No TO-
Sfoldway sewios City within weuty diy s'r the service Of
of The d-y ofsu service; and you
the s1id comrln within de time i The
pauh ac0E viii t.kc Judgment agnst you for the san
Uoars end J. fy 'tts. With in rest nom the
3h dly Ar ho1n ft hunicd un iHty icaT beside
the co's and dlblr eats o t' 'cton-Daed he"ioIs hsh
20 l36 ....... -. .-
AllsrGwN JOHN u. BILLINGS Plain't Attorney.
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9avina5 DauSs.

-TEW. YORK SAVINGS BANK, Eghth-ave, cor
- ref o. Tsu~erhs'-siX PER CENT ~ l.Itsl tse o.
pcpoLt de or before Hay ii WI ORA" interest NUN
hay l. ,,,,,..., q, crrpre-r, r.ts.,.
T. Il. Brrr sesrs,ary THOMAS cHhStf' fIe"d'n-
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The following notice has been issued at th
Department, dated April 2s, 1866:

Notice hereby given that the Treasurer Of the Unite
esstes the Assistant Tresssrers at NewYok, philadelphia
ssd Boston and the United States Depo-aTles at bamOI
and Cincinnati have been directed 10 discontinue nom this dat
che receipt o deposits account of epoIar! loan eIoep
shose intended for Clearing House purposes.
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GopartnsrsI)ip Notires.

nISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE. The
~ hrn Of WALKER STEWART 4. ds,olved this day hy
mutual eousen buuess of the hm viii be settled by Wh
WALKER who viii continue L- b. .ns's IN Biz at No
48o Broadway. New York. MNAhkEH;n
New.Yorb, April 20 loo JOHN SIh"AhI'
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OFTiCEES or TIE NAVY who lost their
- rer-r,I when 3el l o irstr9yeo can
NV 81, a. fy recent Af OF We fat"
., rot-f form. for sIp -o'. l~ BROWN CO., No fafA
r.sr" up .'aif.
attettCE FOR SAIE.-Bath in @ very
,e r'sf-a-l n 1rer Pr-.lt .an Wcdnfiiy, May =
t4t.,t,r r..N lssN iIr9-E q TO-, SO. s3 buarc'i
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ias5.M "a T1.si. " WINTER HARRIS. Pisint.a.Atorney.


CTATE of NEW-YORK, CITY and COUNTY Of
Of the BOND VEIN COAL COMPANY. d0becby certify That
corpoae the Bond Vein Coal Company this Cor
poon Oct n 1914 plT-uAnt 10 the groonsof an set
entitled An Act TO soIike s formation OF corporations Tor
manuacurinx mechanical chemical purpO,e passed Fob H.
si snd tie extending snd sinendg The oh
for which tho Company Organized the mining aud selling a.
and the transaction o business Of the above obct
The Of the capital stock fixed AZ Thirty thousand doa
1868 Increased by o,o OF soc ko drs to F thousand
required by duly tiled aud the
the cspt toct " ty thousand doars The term OF
said the 26th day OF Oco
consists fvs thOusnd end The member o Trustees
said Company Is tye and tho Of those
elected for the pr,ssn, benmn w blanchard Nm r.
sepieu d. Caldwell Joseph ". and Andrew M r.
Dsv The Company formed for the purpose Of csrn
s business oct OF tho Stats Of NewloTa. namely ct
Lafayette Mckosn County nr'yenis and tie OF the
Town snd County stated Ia che OF na certificate Of incorporation
the pTlgps Of the b.no o he Company
within Be- transacted o., City Newi ora the
County OF New Yok.
ur,ieT certify Meeting of sad Company
held In kewi Js p 1896 which regularly oa'd reqried
b. it voted by stokhodcts epresntg two rts the
e principal fs ol the Coypny 10 Cargoon lndt
establish branch office in tho City Of hewiork
We therefore do hereby certify tls the Of the Town and
with tins be cteJ Cauo,on in tie County Of
Casaugus auj branch office b. opeusd IN The City Of New
lofs County Of EewNoL. y. W. BLANCiiARD, President
W. wdneg3; hAsE3; }r,,,,..,
A. NJ. ,. DAYis,)
alI Cinav of Nh, Ia,t ssOn this 24h day Of January
d. lt6 before personally appeared Benz W blanchard
Pdont of e Bond Nen Cog Company and W a. H. Mr Joseph
indvdu dsnbed in the foregoing eeItiec
s.nrd the s cruate before end s,Anos ieaod il
they .i.ned thr purpose, therein neniionsd
ID. WHITE Notary Public New iors
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Total 60 ~ 6J5 s7.o94iOI s576Os 81 s75sA2Jo
The imports Of foreign dry goods compare as fOows
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fcgal Notices.
.2IAwGw3f

m .r.nt .rf -rfnru' ms sc en wr' h'd n lie Office
.tt fH. l.ft .na County ol tr4 .fh. March 3i '-t
ALBL.l 4. KcuM EE,
fft,rr
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nipioeno Nolitrs.
THR AxERrcAs E1canls NATsesAs 2.

IuE ANEAfCAN TtTIfEIE NAI<7Fas FANN.
NEg YORK, nprI -. 1885, :
A SEMI.ANNUAL DIVIDEND Of FIVE PEI
y CFr a. been desrsd u1yan free - Goveuneut Tax
~ d.y II My next. The books viii be close
o. tic lis, inst; e.d seog oned or the - day May. ,
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FRFDERlCH =. wFsTBRoOK, Plr. Aity.

he rrtfr,. fro art hird n .rk- OHIO ~ the
CIV rd County N~lok the City Hell tle City Of New
loIs March ., lt6. 49,. . ,,.,..,-,.,.,,. ,,,. 49,.
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Ms,,. Close q. rss Pos. once.

For Europe BY Portland steamers. every Frit1y......'
Fer Eafops by steamer Persia. May y2..............
Foy New Orleans by RailIoaa-Mais close daily At
No more Mails sent by
Fot Denver City Colorado Great Self Leke uan and Pa
cerviie California dsiiy (suadays eycept d by Over.
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JOHN D. BILLINGS, PlaIutlF, Attorney.

CUPREME COURT-CITY and COUNTY of
- OF EEW.YORK MICHAEL OLEARY against TUE BANK
CAFE as the President Directors and Company VI tho
suk ofCspe Fear 70 &c defendants shove named .'''''
You hereby summoned and required TO answer lie U y
complaint action which viii BE- hld In Int Rev
Clefk City snd County OF New Stamp.
fok tho Hall IN sold aud 20 ~ cts.
Of the sid complaint the subscrb cancelled
their oee No. Bfosd~ New orb City, :.......
within ser hereof r1cuive Of the
such snd fai 70 the said complaint within the
time ufor-ss the fshd Ia this scion viii take judgment against
,on for thousand doar. IN interest
he thousand -sht hundred and - besides
the cost. u this sctiofs-Daed March q, 1876
WINTER HARRIS, Planhs Mtoueys.
No. 40 HIoadway, ". Y
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Tho Indian War.
Delegates from Wisconsin TO the PhiIa-
delphia Convention.

MADISON, Wis, August 1.-The National Con-
servative Union men met to-day to elect dele
gates TO the National Union Convention at
Philadelphia. The following delegates for the
State at large were chosen:-Hon. A.W. Randall
and Hon. G. NJ Robinson. The usual number
OF district delegates were also chosen.
Some excitement was caused by the secession
of one of the newly elected district delegates
who declared himself opposed to sitting in con-
vention with such men as Pendleton and Val
landigham. After an exciting discussion, the
name of this district delegate was stricken from
the list. Resolutions were adopted supporting
the Administration of President johnson, and
his policy for the restoration of the Union. This
evening the Convention is being addressed by
Senator Doolittle and others.
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IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.

Attempted Revolution IN Mexico city
The Parties Arrested aud Banished to
YucRtaR - the Country Greatly Ex.
cited - Arrival Of Three HUNDRED
Exilss from the RIO GrRnde at Tam.
picO, Etc.
NEW ORLEANS, August IA revolution had
been attempted at the City of Mexico; but the
parties were arrested and banished TO Yucatan.
The prisoners were brought to Vera Cruz, and
placed in the castle of San Juan previous to
TRANSFORMATION The country was greatly excited
Three hundred exiles from the Rio Grande have
arrived at Tampico.
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Telegram from MIR. Field.

HEARTS CONTENT, July 3l.-The Presidents
message to the Queen, containing seventy.seven
words, passed through the Atlantic cable in
eieven minutes, and was delivered to the Queen
almost Immediately. The Great Eastern is no
firing salute in honor of the successful laying
of the cable, and similar ceremonies are taking
place at Valentia, Ireland.
The steamers Albany and Terrible leave here
tomorrow morning tor the spot where the cable
of last year was lost. The Great Eastern and
Ned,cdy Will follow in about one week.
........r. CYRUS W FIELD.
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TeIeera,. htc banquet at Meart,s Centent

HEARTS CONTENT, N. F., July 3l.-A grand
banquet came off last night on beard the Great
Eastern, Captain Anderson presiaing. One
hundred guests were present. including the
officers of the Gable fleet, Cyrus W. Field, Esq.
Mr.. Canning, Professor Thompson, Mr.. Gooch,
M. P, Professor Willoughby Smith, Professor
Littell, Captain Hal pin Moriarty, Professors
Bott, Hamilton, Heisteage, Harris j. G. Dean
Geo. Dean, of the United States Coast Survey;
B. Smith, Hon. r. ]. Prusent, President of the
Legislative Council of Newfoundland, and Hon.
Mr.. Wyatt.
Speeches of generalization were made by
Messrs. Field, Smith, Canning, Anderson, Gooch
and several others, and the company adjourned
about midnight.
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From Massachusetts.

BosToN, August 2.-rhe Sailors National
Home in Quincy was dedicated Yesterday after
noon with appropriate ceremonies. The Home
occupies seventy-six acres OF land, with build
Jugs to accommodate at present one hundred
and twenty inmates The act OF incorporation
establishes ii for sailors, Marines and others
employed in the naval service of the United
States, disabled by wounds, sickness, old age, or
otherwise, without regard to their place of enl
nstment. The amount raised Tor the object was
$4,000 of which $65, 900 have been expended
on the land and buildings already occupied.
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The Amend OF GABLE TarIT

The following is the Gable Tariff as finally
amended
ANGLo.AMERI CAN TELEGRAPH ooMPANY-PRo-
vIsIoRAL CHARGks FOR TIE TRANSMISSION OF
MESSAGES.
From any, Teiegraphc Station in Great Britain or
To any telegraphic station IN America-twen,y
words or less, including address, daie and sigma
tuIe, not exceeding in ali one hundred letters f2O
FOR every addltl9na' word, not exceeding nVe let
ters, 20s per word.
he letters in oil words after the first twenty will
be counted and divided by i've; each five or trac
tiOnal remainder will be charged as a word.
All messages III code or cipher will be charged
double the foregoing rates.
All figures intended ior transmission must be
written at full length, and Will be charged words,
Messages destined for persons beyond tine ran ge
OF the telegraphic system will be sent forward by
mail.
From any Telegraphic Station in Europe
To any telegIaphic station in Amerca-twentY
words or less includlng address date, and sigma,
tuTe not exceeding III q IL one hundred letters, Ell
For every additional word, not exceeding i've
The letters IN all words after the first twenty will
be counted and divided Oy five; each five or trac-
hOna remainder VIII be charged as word.
AL messages in code or cypner Will be charged
double the IOres Oing rates.
Al figures intended for transmission must be
writ en- at full length. and will be charged words.
Messages destined for places beyond ihe range of
the teleRraphc system VIII be sent forward by mall
From Gng Ielegraphic Station in AEica, Asia, and
To any telegraphic station in America-twenty
words, or less, lncuoing address, date, and sigma
tuIe, not exceeding IN all one hundred letters, f25
For every additional word, not exceeding five
The letters in al words after the first twenty, will
be counted and divided by five, each i've, or Irac-
tlOnal remainder, will be charged az word
All messages IN code or cYpher will be charged
All figures intended for transmission must be
written at Iull length, and will be charged as words
Messages destined ior places beyond me g. ranSs
bne 'eegraphe sSsS5s' SSSs1' wi" DO Sen' bnxM 6SrTarO
JUlY 81, Is6O
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The Anti-Incrustation Company.

Boston, August 2.-The New England Anti
lncrustaton Company was organized to-day,
with Benjamin f. Campbell as President; Albert
Metcalf as Secretary and Treasurer; and f. w.
Minor as Managing Director, This Company
has purchased the right of the American Anti
Incrustation Company of Philadelphia, for tine
six New England States. William G. Morehead,
President pro tem., of the American Anti.In-
crustation Company, and Henry G. Leisenring,
Treasurer, made TIE assignment
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From Minnesota.

ST. PAUL's, August 1.-The Democratic State
Convention to elect delegates to the National
Union Convention at Philadelphia met today.
The following delegates for the State at large
were cbosen:-D. s. Norton, 7. Steel. II. NJ.
Rice, and +. G. GalbTaith. Resolutions in sup
port of President Johnson and tavoring the
Immediate admission of the Southern States
into the Union were adopted,
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NEWS FROM EUROPE BY STEAMER.
Retuvn OF French Troops from Mexico

The French clad squadron of the Channel
under command of Rear-Admira de Ia Ronclere =
excepting the frigate La FtaRdre-lett Cherbourg
on July 20 Tor the purpose of continuing its prac
tice and eVolutiOns at sea. While waiting TO have
their full armament completed, the NdPoteon, the
their actual guns, and are to be despatched to
Mexico in order 10 bring home the expediuOnary
corps in that country.
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Telegram from Cyrus w. Field.

HEARTS CONTENT. July 29.-I have chartered
the steamer DauRttesS TO ruu between Newlound.
hand ana Cape Breton, to carry messages until the
cable is repaired across the Gulf of ST. Lawrence,
which expect 10 accompi iish during this week
Mr.. MacKay superintendent OF the Newfoundland
Line, lett here on Friday, her MajesCy's steamer
Niger, Tor Cape North. rhe steamer bloodhound Is
alongside the GreGt Eastern, taking III twelve miles
OF caDe to repair the ul of ST. Lawrence cable and
will ieave for Cape North this evening. The At
lanuc cable is working splendidly.
CYRUS W. FIELD.
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HEARTS CONTENT, N. F., July 3l.-The Pres-
dents reply to Queen Victoria was received here
to-day at 342, Greenwich time, and acknow-
lodged from Osborne Palace at P. NJ or one
hour and eighteen minHes after its reception
here. A royal salute was fired in honor of it by
the Great Eastern, and the American flag holsted
on the telegraph building.
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From California.

SAN Francisco, August 1.-The United States
steamer SueoaRee, from Callao, arrived here
to-day.
The Chinese throughout the State favor the
projected China steamship line, and promise
support to it. The Chese merchants are parti.
cularly anxious TO patronize the line.
Mining shares better. Ophlr $260; Belcher,
$780, Chollar, SIT; yellow jacket, $62S; and
Legal Tenders S72b.
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Markets by Telegraph.

NEW YORK. August 2.-COtton has a declining ten.
denov; sales at 36}939c for Middngs FlSur dull
for state; So l0911 60 for Ohiot and So 60GS 80
Western; Southern dropping; 24O bbs. sold.
Corn dull. Oats heavy Beef steady. Pork heavy
at S3l 6Oa131 30 Tor mess, Lard quiet, Whisky dull
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The Nova Scotia Lines Down.

SAoKvILLE, N. b August l, 8 p. M.-The Nova
ScOua lines nave taI ed to WORK Pictou since
seven O'Clock this evening. We are, in quence,
nnaUle to Bny dispatches tonight VIA Aspy
Bay, from the Atlantic cable. IL IS expected that
the wires will be repaired by tomorrow morning.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-08-02
Preparations on the Other Side for
BUSINESS.

The ValeDtia correspondent of The London Times
saws ample evidence Of reused interest in the cab e.
increased public bell in its success is forth
comng. Many applications iOr priority of mes.
sages have Teen telegraphed to the mauagtng di-
rector from London and The chief capitals of COM
meTce. Among the earliest OF these was from the
representative of of the leading Journals of New
York, there little doubt that the in elli-
Pence OF the line between England and America
beng open Will be followed by perfect Hood of
messages from every part of Europe.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-08-02
THE LINE WORKING SPLENDIDLY.

The Gable Across the Gulf of St.
Lawrence to be Laid this Week
Fine Business Pros
poets The Nova
Scotia Lines
Down.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-08-02
THIRD EDITION
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