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E-AsfE9s, FOR B0STON-VIA NEWPORT
uAEzzszzsz.slE---.iF - AND FALL RIVER
ne boston ana Newport line by the sp endd and
superior steamers NEWPORT, METROPOLIS, OI. %
oOL0NY, ana EMPIRE STATE of great strength and
Island Sound, running in connection with the Old
Colony and Newport Raj road
Leave Pier No 2s, North River foot Of Murray
Ihe steamer NEWPORT. Captain Brown leaves
Monday "Wednesday and Friday, al P. NJ, landing at
Newport.
tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, at p NJ, landing
Newport
These steamers are ftted up with commodlous state
rooms, water tight compartments and every arrange
ment for the security and comfort Of passengers who
are Afforded by this rOu nights board aud on
arrival at Newport Oceeo per raj ROAD again reaching
Boston early on the following morning,
A baggage master is attached 10 each steamer who
receives and tickets the baggage and accompanies the
same TO its destination
steam er in connection with this line between
ewport ana Providence daily. Sundays excepted
Freight 10 Boston Is taken az the same rates by any
Other regular line, ana forwarded with the greatest
pealtion by an express rain, which leaves Newport
every morning Sundays excepted al z O'Clock, for
6oson and New Bedford arriving at It's destination
For reght or passage apply on board or al the ONCE
on Pier No 26 Norlh RIVER For state ana berths
appy on board Or # 1t is desrab 70 secure them In
advance apply 20 II. LlTTLEFIELD, Agent.
No. Y BROADWAY, New York.
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JAMES g. WILSON,
Agent Orange and Alexandria Railroad,
R2l rpt No. los South FIFTH street
PITTsBURG, COLUMBUS, AND CINCIN
L NAII RAILROAD COMPANY. =
Owing to the great distance saved by This r IUrE,
The SsS o has "a ASSIGNED & to the carving the
aHT ThHRE noRfnTSsTT BsTNG BUT ONE CHANGE OF CARS
BLTwELN. ,PHiLA6EL PHIA, AND C1NCINNAfi
FFRssiH GERS KY BB99 s Bfs soEt EEoGrE WILL ARRIVE
IN GtEGINNMAII, G M INDIAEAPoLIS, CAIRO. AND
supper at itoona; take state eeplng cas-.
Passengers are not subject 70 change at Pitsburg but
run through to Coshocton, ahordng an unDroken
Elght Fxpress II P. M. Passengers take sleeping
this line ou have the adyanIaee O. cOmior. and plea
with CHILDREN by this route between Philadelphia and
BE sure to purchase tickets "VIA sTEUBEN-
'PtNNsYLyAEIA RAILROAD OFFICE,
Corner OfTnIRTIE1H and MABKkT streets
Philadelphia.
General Ticket Agent steubenyiie, O.
J0hN Il. MILLER,
General al Esstern s9s e. ~ rpssenser Agent,
John DURAND, Genera superinteSdentt" mt" OfA
and deFbBsg SfRiS az 6nTGsd oee no es hes9u street
NJ EW FREI Git ROUTE TO THE SOUTH
VIA THE PHIELfA,,66EsLfHIH, rWLMNGroN AND
BALTIMORE AND DELAWARE
RAILRDAD LINES
10 NEisueiu ihuu thence DY the Great
Inland steam Navigation COmDany's
steamers, 10 Nor 10 X Virginia.
- =. . - CONNECTING WITH THE
GREAT VlRGINAIA AND TIE SNESSEE
RAILWAY,
10 Mempbi', Nashville, Atlanta and all points South
and South west
This route offers advantages AL competing trans
poItaion lines Shippers by this line both tma
THE MA fsINE RISK BETWEEN CRIsFIELD AND
NORFOLK ~ ASSUMED BY TIE
COMPANY,
thus offering the Inducements OF an
49, ALL RAIL BILL OF LADING,
with guaranteed lime from PHILADELPHIA all prOmf-
nent Southern and Southwe stern points.
FREIG hTS
For Norfolk, Richmond Petersb arg all points I'm
Virginia and North Carolina
FORW RDED AT AS L w RATES
as by another line
FTeights delivered at the Depot OF p W. ana B. r r.
BRO u ana PRIM Strees, before Z. NJ, wi reach
norfolk twenty four hours in advance Of other
route This unprecedented despatch gives the shipper
OF southern Teghts from lphia advantages not
before offered by any other line For urther inlorma-
tion apply TO
CBARLES E DILKES
Agent Virginia and Tennessee ir Live EailwsS.
NO. All CHESNUT Street.
S. 2. MILTBANk,
Agent
No 500 CHESNU1 street
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q FOR NEW YORK.-PHILADEL
4Ai4 i4sssasae.ss dephia Steam Propeller Company De-
sUblGh sWhsure Lines va Delaware and Raritn Canal
aorthCrn and Eastern lines.
tOr freight, which will be tak upon ACCOMMODATING
tclms, apply % WILLIAM Nj. BA lRD Il CO.,
No. 1872 s. DELAWARE Avenue
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THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY, OFFICE,
No 1920 CHESNUT street forwards Paroles Pack
ages Merchandise Bank Notes and Specie either BY its
own lines, or In connection with other Express Com
bnies 10 all principal towns aud cities In the United
Etates. n JOIN BINGHAM, superintendent.
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NJ ORTIZ PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. -
IN THE MIDDLE R0UrE,-Shortest and most
direct line to Bethlehem, Allentown @auch Chunk,
Bazleton White Haven, Wilkesbarre, Mahanoy CITY
and all points III the lehgh and WYOMING oal IONS
Passenger Depot in Philadelphia, n. W. corner of
BERKS and AMERICAN treets
WINTER ARRANGEMERT
The national Republican., 1867-08-05
sroNEwALL JACKsON's WAR
E HORSE.

Stonewall Jackson's war horse 'Supe.
rior,' which was q gift to the General in
1862, from the citizens Of Augusta coun-
ty,Va., has been sold to citizen OF Macon
by the Generals widow, whose INDECENT
circumstances necessitated her to part
with the animal"
The papers will never have done with
publishing the above paragraph. The last
place we find this story is in the Albany
Evening Journal. We have once or twice
before denied this tale, and we here say
again-and we know whereof we state to
be the truth-that Mrs. JACKSON is not in
INDECENT circumstances; that if she were
poor, as is represented, her father, who re-
sides in Charlotte, North Carolina, is O
man well.to.do in the world, and would
not see his daughter suffer; that the horse
which she sold was one given her by the
citizens of Augusta county, Virginia, and
that the two war horses which were owned
by her distinguished husband are still
hold by M-s .r,crsnv. md that no omoun
of money can purchase them. The denia
Of story Of this sort may seem to be
matter Of trifing nature, but still, in al
things Of this kind, it is better that tn
truth and not error should prevail
The national Republican., 1867-08-05
Pen, Pencil, and Scissors.

A Mrs. EAGDES died at Bellevue Hos
pital on Friday with cholera
BouEuIAYs-the real sort--are arriving
In large numbers In Wisconsin
A cUE.RIous APPROPRIATION is that OF
SEQ, 900 for billiard tables for the British army
A New YoRK policeman has been
caught picking the pockets Of his prisoners
NAPOLEON has tickled the Tycoon with
a present Of twenty Arab horses. r
Kossurn has just been unanimously
elected to the Hungarian Diet. He was long
time In exile.
The probabilities are that the Hunni-
cutt and Bolts wings of the Republican party Of
Virginia will harmonire.
Hon. E. A. ROLLINS, Commissioner of
Internal Revenue, has gone to New Hampshire
to be gone two weeks.
IT Is NOW REPORTED that the Cretans
have won several decisive battles in their con-
fict against the Turks.
Az English gentleman offers q reward
Of $40, 900 to the discOverer of permanent anti
dote for pain. He can keep his money
A CITY OF MEXICO paper says that 96e
persons were shot during the Empire without
having been legally tried
The latest returns from Tennessee indi
cate that the Radicals have made clean sweep
To many this result was not looked for
A WAITER at Delmonico's brushed
800 bill out of gentleman s coat into his owl
pocket the other day.
A TRAVELLER describes New England q
tho greatest watering place in the country. ii
couldn't got anything but water.
IT is given out by DR.. Harris, that tn
cholera will be but slightly epidemic in Ne
York city.
Mr.. AND Mrs. SAKER, of Bellows FALL
were divorced last winter and have ow marie
again. He couldn't for.saker.
The notes of business firm in Cincir
natl that recently made an assignment wei
offered at public sale to the amount Of S37, %
and brought Sl2O.
FREEDMEN who have lately returned
Charleston from Liberia give discouraging a
counts from that country, and letters from 9TH
parties warn their friends against emigration.
TIE Cretans have found powerfl
ally in Bismarck His official organ plea'
earnestly for the interference Of the gre
Powers.
The national Republican., 1867-08-05
NIexicO.

The following correspondence Is taken
from the diplomatic papers recently sub
mitted by the President to the Senate:
Mr.. Romero to Mr.. Sewdrd.
[Memorandum.l
WASHINGTON, July 8, 1867.
Mr.. Romero said that he received on the
4th instant on official communication from
Gen. Peraza, Governor Of Yucatan, dated
at Merida on the 21st ultimo, stating he
had sent Gen. Santa Anna to Campeachy,
TO be kept there subject to the disposition
Of the President Of the Republic. A copy
Of this communication was sent by Mr..
Romero to the Department.
Gen. Peraza further states that Gen.
Santa Anna landed at Sisal on the 1lth
ultimo at his (Gen. Peraza's) request, and
was not taken out Of the Virginia by force,
as has been reported. Among the docu-
ments sent by Gen. Peraza to Mr.. Romero
and transmitted by him to the Department
is letter from Gen. Santa Anna, dated
Sisal, June IL, 1867, saying that he landed
st Gen. Peraza's invitation.
II does not appear from those papers
how far from the coast the Virginia was
lying when she was in the port Of sisal.
Mr.. Setcard TO Mr.. Romero.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
WAsHISGToN, July 13, 1857.
SIR: have the honor to communicate
copy Of q memorandum of this Depart
ment Of yesterday on the subject Of pro.
ceedings consequent upon the recent visit
Of Senior Don Antonio Lopez de Santa
Anna to Mexico.
| I avail myself Of the occasion, sir, to
offer to you renewed assurance Of my
very high consideration.
WILLIAM II. SEWARD.
Senior Don MArIAs ROMERO, &C., &C., &C., Wash
ington, D. @.
The enclosure to this letter was pub
lished few days ago.
Mr.. Romero TO Mr.. SeDdrd.
| TTranslation.l
| MEXICAN LEGATION IN U. s. A.,
WAsHNGroN July Is, 1867. :
Mr.. SECRETARY: With your note Of thi
date have had the honor to receive
copy Of memorandum Of yesterdays dat
from your Department which you wer
pleased to enclose to me with reference Il
the matter Of the proceedings arising from
the visit which Don Antonio Lopez d
Santa Anna recently made to the ports Q
Vera Cruz and Sisal.
this day transmit copy Of the sal
memorandum to the government Of tn
Mexican republic, and do not for me
ment doubt that my government will b
as much grati6ed as myself with the d.
!, termination which, after mature exam
nation of the case and its incidents, yo
have adopted in this affair, inasmuch q
the said conclusion, in my judgment,
founded on the principles Of equity, On
is in conformity with the prescriptions {
: international law. .....
u The sentiments Of sympathy toward
;. the republic of Mexico which you Of
y pleased to express at the conclusion I
your memorandum, and the course whic
., you therein indicate the government I
, the United States intends to pursue in j
y relations with Mexico, will likewise be dul
y appreciated and reciprocated in the ne
era of peace and prosperity which Il
) late political events have inaugurated ft
y my country.
1t is most satisfactory to me to ava
myself Of this opportunity to renew
!, lyou, Mr.. Secretary, the assurances of IN
!. most distinguished consideration.
eI NJ. ROMERO.
II Hon. WILLIAM II. SEWARD, &C., &C., &
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AND COMMERCIAL
FINANCIAL.


"Panicky" was tho word on Saturday in Wall
street in railway stocks. Eric fcil from 70 to 90
and the "bears" were much delighted thsreat.
Government securities were firm and the market
well sustained throughout tho day. This Is
great source Of satisfaction to the country at
largei the good faith Of the Government 10 In
the hands Of the people, and though speculators
may rave Of the instability Of the ''Govern.
ments" and cry up their own ''hollow wares" F"
yet the masses have confidence In our own,
and view with satisfaction and pride the futile
efforts Of bulls or bears to break them down.
There was but little change in the Provision
market since our Saturdays report, but We give
q summary In our commercial Of tho Baltimore
markets up to Saturday evening:
JAY CooKE 4 Co., bankers, furnish us with the
closing prices Of Government securities, as fol-
lows:
The national Republican., 1867-08-05
BY TeleRraph-
Foreign News.


PARIS, Aug. 3.-The Emperor Napoleon
will be accompanied by NJ. Moustier, his
Minister Of Foreign Affairs, on his visit to
the Emperor of Austria, and will remain
three days in the Austrian capital.
LONDON, Aug. 3-Noon.--Consols, 942 ;
Five.twenty bonds, 70; Illinois, II; Erie,
4sI.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 3-Noon.- Cotton un.
changed. The sales Of to-day are esti-
mated at 10000 bales.
Breadstuffs.- weather is favorable
for crops, and the market is easy, but the
opening quotations are unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 3.-The steamship
Pennsylvania, from New York on the goth
Of July, has arrived at this port.
NEW York, August 3.-The steamship
America, from Bremen, July 20, via
Southampton, July %, arrived at this port
this evening.
Her news is mostly anticipated by CO.
pious cable kilograms recently received.
The NetUs publishes telegram, dated
Valencia, July 20, which reports that the
Atlantic cable of 1866 was again broken
suddenly that afternoon. II was thought
the break occurred about fifty miles from
Hearts Content. The chairman of the
Anglo-American Telegraph Company says
the breakage occurred at very moderate
depth Of water, and the injury can be re
paired with great facility, as in the case oI
the recent accident to the shore end o
the same cable. The cable Of 1866 is in
perfect order.
The Grand Vizier gave o farewell ban
quet to Lord Lyons previous to his retire
ment from the post OF British Ambassador
to the Porte.
The Pope had sent some valuable pres
ents to the Sultan and Viceroy Of Egypt
for protection accorded to Catholics il
their dominions.
Six hundred Garibaldians had appeare,
, on the Papal frontiers. They were driver
off by the station troops.
On the 18th Of July twenty-five death
p. occurred at Rome.
: Pesth journals state that Russian ennis
D saries are distributing money among tn
Roumanians in Pennsylvania.
An extensive fire occurred at Lisbon Of
J the 2lst of July. The Maria Pea Asylur
was destroyed.
The deficit in the italian budget is PIT
100000 livres.
II The Empress Eugenia had made a pr
vate visit to Victoria at Osborne.
I A bill preventing public meetings in III
royal parks has passed second reading
the House of Commons. 1t was oppose
: by Messrs. Mills and Taylor.
The ship David Cannon had arrived {
Liverpool from Mobile.
The national Republican., 1867-08-05
sEAToN HOUSE -Jous III. srxnrs
L o c AL TIE M s.

TIE ESTABLISHMENT OF Mr.. g. +. CUMNINs
No. SAT Seventh street between AMI streets, ID
still the place Of resort Of those who want tho finest
boots, shoes and CATERS Of every style, Of the bss
quality. Tho immense popularity which Mr., Cum.
mirs establishment maintains is due to the fact that
he gives true representation Of the style and quail
y Of the goods to the purchaser His patrons there
fore are never deceived. He makes additions to his
large stock daily, and his selection is tho most
varied that can be found.
The national Republican., 1867-08-05
COMMERCIAL.

BALTIMORE, August 3-Cotton unchanged
stock scarce. Coffee dull; stock large and held
above buyers views; no sales. Flour dull but
firm; good superane $l0alO75; good extra
sl2a12.50; ordinary sll .25all.50 Wheat firm
and scarce; white $2.25a2.S5 for inferior to
choice; s220a2. go for common to choice. Corn
dull and scarce and lower; white s1.15al.2 20i
yellow, $l.13a15; mixed Western S1a1. .0S for
common to good. Oats firm at 75as0c for new,
and S3asIo for old. Sugar steady at ia11 ic
for fair to good refining. Provisions quiet and
firm at unchanged prices whisky-sales oi
FREQ at S2a2 10, and bonded at 32a35c.
The national Republican., 1867-08-05
New York Markets.

New YoRK, August 3.-Flour 20a3O
cents lower; receipts 1927 barrels. Wheat
dull and nominally unchanged; receipts
1000 bushels. Corn shade better; South.
ern white, S2,4OaS2.45; receipts $4,000
bushels. Rye dull. Oats quiet and steady
Pork decidedly lower; sales of $500 bar
rels of new Mess at $22. 2.90a323.20. Lard
quiet at l2tal3 cents. Whisky steady
Barley and Peas nominal. Cotton quiet
at 2s cents for Middling Uplands. Freight'
quiet. Spirits Turpentine firm at 5s
The national Republican., 1867-08-05
EXPRESS Robbery.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 3.--The United States
Express was robbed of about seventeen
hundred dollars near Mayville, Lafayette
county, yesterday morning, by three men
who stopped the stage. The passengers
were also robbed of considerable money
and other valuables.
The national Republican., 1867-08-05
ROuaucing.

The New York Tribune of Saturday
last revives an old story, with added en-
bellishments, as follows:
"The country was scandalized the other
day at learning that slab from the tomb
Of Servius Tullius, dedicated by the citizens
of Rome to the memory Of Abraham Lin
coin, had been discovered, after long dis
appearance, in an ash-hole, or coal.
bunker, or some such ignominious vault,
under the Capitol. If some of the modern
works of art which decorate the national
halls could be'consigned to the same OBJ
scure retreats, the people would breathe
more freely. Think of LeutZe on the
grand staircase, and Servius Tullius in the
coal-cellar !"
Why this fling at LEuTzE?
II the Tribune wishes to find subjects
which caricature art, its critic need not
wander beyond the old Hall, for he can find
there q full complement of grotesque
shapes which are said to represent several
Of our distinguished people. Why many
of these ill.begotten abortions in the shape
ofhuman beings are placed where they now
are, except to disgrace the Capitol and dis.
honor the person whom they are said to
represent, we cannot tell. They should
certainly be assigned to the coal hole, tc
the Tomb of the Capulets," or to some
place where they will never more see day
light. There is q wide field for art crti.
cism. Let somebody enter it, and drive
these pretenders out of the temple that the
real works of art may be left alone 10
/ ,loo,a
The national Republican., 1867-08-05

DRUGs, &c.-Attention is directed to the
Advertisements OF Mr. O. O. c. simms, druggist, cor.
ner OF Fourteenth street and New York avonue, in
which he announces for sale Otto Of Rose Bay Rum,
Superior Cologne, Port Wine &c. These articles are
imported and warranted to be genuine, while his
wine Is from the pure juice Of the grape. He also
has the Lightning Fly Killer" which Is sure fOr
the purpose intended. Give simms call and make
your purchases
The national Republican., 1867-08-05
REMOVAL.

The Office Of the Daily National Re
publican has been removed to the Force
Building" northeast corner Of Tenth ant
d streets.
The national Republican., 1867-08-05

KIsTERBoCK's FURNAoEs.-Those popular
Furnaces eau now be seen at the store OF W. D. wy
will, No. 400 Peunsylvania avenue, near Pour E
ahaf street. who is the agent for their sale In this
city. number Of citizens have tested the value
Of them, and hnd them the most economical Fur
naees ever used. Parties now erecting houses are
urged to call Mr.. wyyill and have the merits Of
these Furnaces explained to them before making
up their minds on the subject Of heating and cook
ing,
The national Republican., 1867-08-05
Panic in New York stock Market

New York, August 3.-There is quite q
panic in Erie stocks. 1t has just (2:40 p
m.) sold at 7lt. The highest sale to-day
was 76t. The market for oil stocks is de-
cidedly panicky.
New York, August 3.-The Express
financial article says the money market
continues very easy. Call loans, 3a5 pei
cent, and prime discounts, CAT Foreign
exchange dull. The export of specie to
day amounted to 81 ,045,l64. The railway
market was dull and unsettled
A false rumor that Mr.. Drew had re
signed from the Erie caused heavy de
cline in prices, but Erie rallied afterward
Government securities were more active
and generally higher. Border States dul
and heavy. Steamships steady. Miscel
laneous dull and unchanged.
The national Republican., 1867-08-05

that we must fall back upon imperialism,
an English statesman admits that his gov
ernment is upon the eve Of adopting our
free institutions, and our system oflegislu-
tinn. Of checks, and balances.
The national Republican., 1867-08-05

COLUMBIA GARDEE.-We again call at,
tention to this popular place Of amusement, Mr.
Davis Is using his utmost endsavOrs to have none
but arst.class artists in the company. Miss BlOiSe
Clyde, one Of the fayOhts lady performers takes a
benefit this evening" and let her friends give her
substantial one
The national Republican., 1867-08-05
The Cholera AM New York.

New YoRK, August 3.-Only ten cases
Of cholera have occurred in this city since
the lst of May, and every case has been
followed up by immediate disiniection Of
the premises in which it occurs, and thus
the disease is prevented from spreading.
The national Republican., 1867-08-05
Fire In Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, August 3.-The foundry o.
Charles kilgour was destroyed by fire this
morning. Loss $4,000.
The Dental Association entertainment
provided by Cincinnatians, occurred last
evening.
The national Republican., 1867-08-05
Savannah.

SAVANNAH, August 3.-The crop reports
in this section are encouraging. Daily
showers of rain continue.
Registration closed in this city to-day
The result is: Whites registered, 2,2G9
colored, 3,OG2. The colored majority is
1893,
The national Republican., 1867-08-05
storms on the Coast.

FORTRESS MONROE, August 3.-Heavy
easterly rain storms are visiting the coast
in this section of the State, and will prob
ably cause much damage to the crops.
The national Republican., 1867-08-05

LINEN DRAWERS, CoTToN DRAWERS, JEAN
Drawers, Lisle Shirts, Gauze Shirts, hsrino Light
Weight Shirts and full line Of all other UnderwSTe,
at A. saks Co 6l7 Seventh street, adjoining Bank
The national Republican., 1867-08-05
81 The Gravsst Maiadiss OF Youth AN,

EARLY HAsHooDs-Howard Association Essays, on
the Physiology Of the Passions, and the Errors.
Abuses and Diseases peculiar to the hrst age Of man,
with Reports on new methods OF treatment en-
ploysd in this Institution Sent In sealed letter en-
velopes, free Of charge. Address, DR.. j. sKILLIE
HoUGHToN, Howard Association, Philadelphia,
Penn. myl7-3m
The national Republican., 1867-08-05
Celebration of the Victory in Ten
nesBee.

HARRISBURG, August IA salute was
fred this morning, under the supervision
of Gen, Russell, by order of the Governor,
in honor of the Tennessee victory.
The national Republican., 1867-08-05

BOYS LINEN Bosom SHIRTS FOR $l,25,
Sl6O, sl75, and ", at Hsnnins's One Price Store,
No. 6s6 Seventh street, near Maryland avenue
The national Republican., 1867-08-05

~ Free TO Everybody.-A large o PIP.
Circular giving information Of the greatest import
ancs TO the young Of both sexes.
II teaches how the homsly may become beautiful
the dsspised respected, and the forsaksn loved.
No young lady or gentleman should fail to send
their Address, and receive . copy ost.paid, by
turn mall. Address p. o. Drawer, 81,
mhlo-d&w1y Troy, Y,
The national Republican., 1867-08-05
sPECIAL MOTIF Es.

S~Army and Navy AppIicants.--Omcsrs
expedtously prepared for examination by Professor
JOHN FILL, No. bie Fourteenth street south.
The national Republican., 1867-08-05

Coupons, 1lOIj 5.2O's, 1859, iii 5.2O',, 1864,
1874; 5.2O's, 1865, 109ij 6.2O's, January and
July, 1855, 1Osli lO-4O's, 1o2ii 1905, August,
1o7li 1905, June, 1915 1905, July, 1o7ii