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THE PRIZE RING.

Fight Bctweea Darby Kelly and BRADY
TAirty-six Rsanas-Kelly the Victor.
On Sunday lasa largo party Of sporting characters
len this CITY for The purpose Of witnessing Tight be-
sids The nAMl Seok place near Hadson q ~ sasiy
hour yesterday morning. and, after hard night ot
shssy-siz rssnds, Kelly wss declared the victor.
Kelly lvas seconded By XII Burns, while Brsdy uas
vardsr After The usual prsiminaros time Vas called
RouND I.-Brsdy led Oh with some good bless On
Keliy's breadpan, and both went down. 8l@rss
Brady . mug and lower region 81 S Brady down "
ROUND 3-Brady led on with vicious eflhandsr,
which fell short. AFTER nbbing . while Brady went
RousDs TO l2.-Both men sp.frius for wind. and
coun.srng Kelly doing the NOS work In Of these
rounas nesy ecsved la N accidental kick 10 IN: eye
Round i3-bredy 'ed "a, and was neatly stopped by
RoGsD l<-Kslly fought Brady down in his own
RogsD lsc-Brady's wind bag puhans Sigh. q.
seo eld him up giving him some terrible elswn Crss
ROUNDS IL 10 PA ssrss Of hard hitting and quick
soppng. Both men much fatigued, and Brady's wind
Rorsps 20 AND 2A-KeIy followed Brady aro...aa the
on Brady's bImpis which brought him to his knees.
Immense cheering and cres Of 'sBuly, Fourth ward
boyaD Brady went down.
RouSD 25.-Brady got Ia on the juguar, which sent
his opponent to grass.
RorsD 20 Sigh, nbbins and Brady dropped
ROUND 27.-Brady sent in his propeller and dropped,
amid cries of Coward"
RoUsp 2s.-slignt exchanges Brady down.
RorNp 2o.-Kely s strong his legs, and II
was considered sure thing that he would win Brady
led or when Kelly sounded his conk and gave him
dozen blows fighting him down on the ropes much 70
the admiration Of Kit, who was "healing' his man
nicely
korsps 30 81 AND s2-Brady fought down and
dropping.
Rousp 33-Kelly threw Brady and nearly finished
him 10 succumb but no was game. and came 10 time
for
vhe when Brady damaged bis left eye again and went
down. -
down II . nsap.
.. notSp 90, Anp LAST. Both men slow TO time .
prrdv dodaed around and received one or Two on III
noh Hs managed 70 Hit Kelly, and both went down
, s,sS,sss,,s friends then threw up the sponge
=, ~. psriiss returned 10 this city on Monday nigct
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THE ATTEMPT ON the GAR.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE Of TINE HERALD.

Grand French Military Review In Honor Of
the Emperor Alexnnder-A Splendid Army
Spcctacle-Return Of the Emperors to the
TuiIeries-Affcmpt to shoot the Cxar-In-
tense Kxciteme nt-R ejoicing In the Evening.
PARr, June !, 1897.
The grand review given In honor OF the Emperor Of
Russia and The King Of Prussia the preparations for
which long engaged the attention Of the Minister
OF War; canson yesterday In the Bots do Boulosns with
unsquaed splsndor and eciat The weather most
suspicious fhs skies cloudsd and the heat
was tempered BY COOL crisp invigorating breeze which
made exissncs on the plain not only endurable bat
AGrsssbs. The dy was naturally considersd By tho
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TINE NEW york STATE TEMPERANCE SOCIETY.

bUFrlfO, june 10, 1901.
The New York State Temperance Society comm ICED
their quarterly meeting the Baptist church inths
city this morning. but small attendance. Tho following
delegates reportsd:-R y. A. Spencer. OF Syracuse
Rev. II. Fish, Of Cayuga; Hon. Benjamin JOY, Of
Yates; o. 8 Phelps, OF 81 Catharins; Ransom Sea-
man, or Washington Richards Stevens and y Tves Of
Genesee; Timothy Sltlman, d. D.. Of Chsutauqua; L.
r. Perkins, Rsvs r, q. Cook, Robert Diok, gcorgs H.
the society being detained by sickness In his family l.
r. Perkins, the Vice Pres dent presided. large num-
bsr OF delegates, including Horace Grseley. are ex
pectsd Tomorrow
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Funeral Or q Fenian Killed by the Milltary-
Strong Parade Of tho People.
DUBLIN, June Is, 1867
One Of the victims bayonetsd by the military ct the
recent riot for the Of the Fenan prisoners from
America, was buried 1t waterford to-day.
His funeral was the occasion for great dsmonstra-
tion PROCESSION ooasisisg Of Eve thousand per-
sons all wearing green smbems followed the corpse 10
the place Of intsrmsnk ts4s
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Lieyd Gurrisen's Friends-Law Decislon In
Eaver Of tho United Statcs.
LONDON, juno 10, 1857
public breakfast has been rendered to William Lloyd
Garrison By committee, Of which the Duke Of Argyle
V chairman. and will take place some day next week
Hon. John Bright r., is expected to preside the
occasion.
In the Woe Chancellors Court to-day the demurrer
h the case OF tho United states Wagner, de-
cision was rendered In favor Of the plaintiff
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sournAxrrox June 1s-2PM.
The steamship Bavaria. Captain Meier from New
YORK on the 9Th inst arrived here at eight O'Clock this
GLASGOW June IS 1861
The steamship Acadia, captain Lees, from New York
on the LIST inst, bias arrived
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Tho London Money Market.


LoHDox June 1S-Noon
Oonsols for monsy..........
United stsses ave twsntes TAX
Illinois Central Railway shares.
Erie Railway shares
The Bank Of Hsllaad
has reduced in rate Of discount 70 two and half per
LosDox, June ls-Evsning.
Cousols closed u elK for money. 81
AnsncAS SECURITIES
United States 6se-tweaty bonds. ............7 1917
Illinois Central Railway shares. ................ r.
x: s .sz Great s western Consolidated
The Continental Bourses-
FRAxKroH1, June lS-Evsnins.
United states bonds closed .. 77X
The Liverpool Cotton yTarlset.
LIvKRroV1 June 1s-Noon
Cotton quiet; estimated ..ly to-day 5000 bales
Midding spiands, n,.d; miasrins Orleans. ilkd.
The cotton arkss closed quiet a. The Following "a.
,shorssd quotations :-Ni< ding uplands, llKd; mid.
ding Orleans llxd yns sales Of the day reached 1000
:balsG
The sdvices from Manchester arc favorable. The
market fer goods and yarns was buoyant and strong
Liverpool BreadsiuGs Market.
LIVERPOOL, June 1S-Noon
Corn, asa California wheat l3s Cd Oats b "a.
Barley. = ID Psas 37s 3d.
: TIE brsadstuIs market closed hrmer but quotations
generally show no change 10 prices California wheat
ter Barley, Is Cd per 90 lbs Data S. ID per IS ibs
Peas have declined 70 37A PET quarter Tor Canadian
Liverpoel PrsYlsIons SIarkeh
- = LIyERFoot, June is-Noop
PROVISIONS unchanged PorSs IA Beef, lsoa Lard,
LivxrFoor, June 1872 NJ
In the provision market bacon has advanced Cd, and
..-EI.;-,-'7E tvnroor. June is-Evening.
Tie provision market generally unchanged. except
bacon which advanced to Ais Cd. for Cumberland
out mlddlss Pork and beef steady 1t previous quot
uons Lard, 50s per cwt for American. -
- Liverpool Produce ..Iarket.
y.-ysRPooL, June 1s-Noon.
Pstrolsum-sprits, = refined I'D Potashes. 3os
Rosn-Common, T. nne Ia. SPIRITS OF turpeniine,
82s. Tallow, ~ Coverseed, 42s
LavKRroot, June 1s-2P. M
The produce market is without change.
:. LIVERPOOL, June 1S-Evenng.
Ashes, aos for potk Rosin-common Wilmington
Ia, and nns American, - spirits turpcntoe, 32A
Petroleum L. "a. for refined, ana "a per gallon fo'
spirits. Tallow, GA per cwt
Londsn Markets.
LoSpox, June ls-Noon.
No. u Dutch standard sugar, 2ts Scotch pig iron,
seed OIL f<2 Whale oil, ga los.
Loxpos, June 1s-EvenIng.
Sugar steady ct 2Ss for No IL Dutch standard Iron
arm At s<s for scosch pss Linssed Of all descriptions
Antwerp Petroleum Market.
ANTWERP, June Is 1897.
Petroleum market heavy; prices continue to decline,
standard white last quoted IS francs so centnei
mar bbi.
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4 Gard MERoAsuLE AGENCY SUIT.


In March 1866 the Arm Of Dun WimAn Co. the Canada
branch of X. g. Dun Co., Of this city, commenced a
action against In Canada alleging that had copied
tain portions Of their Canada volume Of Commercial ke,
ports
Az neither of Arm had ths book
cused of copying, employed any else, either
directly INDIRECTLY, IT. and The porsOn Va en-
poyed to supentend the revson Of Canada Wcs for
book denied oath having made copies from other
books deemed notice OF the
newspaper reports industrOusy circulated By o.
and quietly awaited tho legal investigati0us ooa
hdeny believing they would BE- far moss damaging % moss
the eydsnce the laAs trial fosses ths vnwi
ing conviction that the who nAdo the revision
Canada Wssfor volume s Of onr baas red accsss p
made the dpe OF consacy the part OF certain parties
who furnished reports for both agencies.
tho reports accused OF copying wo0
10 manuscript original and paid for -
such andhatsver legal liabilities be for the acto
done whont knowdge authority We assure
the mercantile community that never have knowingly
Adopted shah b willing 10 vouch for the ratings
OF any other morcantiie agency than own.
Since the commsnoement Of the suit our CANADIAN -
ports thoroushly revised and We take this occA
sion invite those who desirs the best book e
carefully with any other pubshc
before rsnsving their subscriptions 70 either The dasns
bookA will speak Tor Themselves go As
Improved Mercantile Agency, ~ Broad~sy.
luns l6 1877 NtreW gUfN
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T II = T U II r
The Fashion Ceur..


rhs rot announced 70 como OF the Fashion Co,rss
between Fearless, Lucy, Panic and George NJ PstcAon
Jr, mile heats 70 wagons. for purse and stake a
$780, did not take place yesterday afternoon the
weather and track beng uufnvorubie, but post
poueA until tomorrow Neither did Mr. Harker's horss
Bruno who sxhibitsd suon extraordinary speed ia
double harness few day. ego, and Who vas 70 have
appearance Should the weather be far aud The track
in fine condition for fast work he will psobsoy nake tho
This aftersoon vanderbilt and Mcclellan will trot
match 70 wagons for $1,000 on the Unfou coarss
necessary for the fulnlme nj Of che match ca
There y . great dssi OF excissmsnt among sporting
and Ethan Alien and opinions ass eTtfs.ey divers ~
70 who win be the wfsasr All agrss however. 10 Tho
may succeed and ssss ~i place u. srosisr record
still further In advance Of time. 3
The Jsrome Park Races To-Day.
ThS following the entries for the 6rst and fourth
.e0
First RACE. -Prsmium 170O; one mile and ave fun.
longs; entrance money to second horse.
l. W. Jerems's b. b. Luther, years.
Cameron's b. 9. HsmPtoa Court ysarA
.. posss. r. l. ecR iSss. s !sss
W. Pennocks oh. q By vaodal, years-
Hecona. and H.rass s Sr ASnG Ga.s as sy.
J. W. Weldon's eh. Q. Local, 4yessx
j. d. Fay'sch. 9. Shamrock, agsd
F6UKrH RAuE-MAs Heats
H. Norris gr c. No. 8, s yearz
r. A. Alexander b.. G. Virgil 8 years
L. w. Jerome's b. Redwing, 3ycarA rf
d. McDanea's b. Q. Norrissey, 3 yearA
N. II. SanfoFd's b. T. Dot, years.
J. g. Watson'sb b. b. Capt Moore sged.
J. W. WeldoEs Gu. c, Billy Connor, years.
Tm POOLS
Despite tho exceedingly ncsmsnt weather last evca.
ing DR. Underwood's pool ROOM 1t whitney, Broadway
Club House. Broadway, twenty seventh street.
crowded with highly respectable ssssmbsgs convened
for the purpose OF bidding tho TO OF to-
day at jerome Park Although tho crowd was large the
bidding by spirited. and the DR. 3 voioS
and paIience pretty well exercised his efforts
carry the pools upto respectable figures On tho frss
race the dash OF mile and five furlongs the following
win give the ratio Of bidding :Dolawars 100; Luxem-
burg, So Luther. as Pennock's colt, 30: Ripley, 10:
Climax, 10; Hampton Court 8; Local. 81 Maid or Honors
10; shamrock, 3.
On the sBemont stakes'r for three year Odds, Nor
ris entry tho favorts against THO ned Il $685.
to 500
On the third race; "Hopesui stakes for two yeae
ods. the pools varied but little from the following
andfords 100; MoTis's So Baron's, ID Jeroms's 10y
Brady's, g.
On the mile heats aos Tho pools sold at the following
rato-Morris, g. O No. 8, rs; Virgil, -; Dot II; Cap
tain Moore, efAosrsssy 4; Rsdwing = Billy Conner l.
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The Howe M.shics, Cc.'s Lock stitch ssw-
sewing mschne) President. ~ Broadway New York.
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THE SECOND DESPATCH.

Tho Rioters In Full Possession OF Blrming.
ham-Large Bodies Of Troops Concentrated
&t the Scene.
LONDON, June ls-3PM
At this hour the rioters in full possession Of the
.oity or Birmingham
All efforts to preserve peace and order have proved
futile.
Large bodies Of troops have been sent the scene Of
the disturbance, with orders to put the riot al all
hazards and stop the further destruction Of property
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Arsv,coRArs rHs nssroxsrsLx ORGAN.


.1xvIGoRArR THE RRsPoNsIBLx oR0An. :.
The stonach the responsible gan Of the syseem Y
imperfect member every gland, eveey
muscle every and nbre more sss out o. ores
All the nuids deprayed. The hran " clouAed. The
spir,,s daprs.ssd All dy:psp.cs anog shs . o ~
Be required 70 snumersts the pain: snd psrss: 2, az
10 feel Thorn; descrbS them.
Can they Be prsvsntsdf Can they b. relieved Clahss
be banished and for evert UNNECESSARILY thcy
osn No dyspepao has ever taksa A0SrErTEEs sry.
MACH BlTrERS In vain. Believe who says the
OonR.int 1eu.Ds This ssss,.sl: sss.scs.o w.
which medical Prssonsl. h.vs shaken their hsadse s'
The faculty. has ie fsaciea One Of thsuAL that ndi
geson the most dimcuh o. ~ me 1raineu slmens -
Nothing can be esssr TO- conquer II Ne spssas
be administered This vegetable combination which hAo
Sscons fsme% hrcqPhSSs sss s,,l.sa .o!a e HOS:
disease which has never been Known to fall ana fcrtu:
with the dyspepsia try Die pharmacopsas PRESCRIPTIONS
II you II and prevent is rscurescs aka
daily. There discount The tssony u
is favor u there man or woman .ho has eyer tried
transptred Unversa uncontdctsd praise avouohcs ~
wonderful tonic virtues
New York ohce, IS Dey street.
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The Lay 81 kncck'y Hsi;5upen the bridge
old hat he just forsookbesid the mammoth ssnboard that
about BLACK Crook" His face full OF anguish
system full % shocks when suddenly he turned
again and the sign Of KNOx-of KNOX, the natty
Halter OF 2l7 Bfoadwny-when II his cour-
again getting gay &c. jumping from the Loew
bridge nimble In less than Is minutes
new KNOX HAT
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A.-x.-A.-x.-A.-x.-As
Lok i BkOoks SONS. 81 Broadway corner HowAg~
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x..a hss I'd sSsonSs. S :ss. s!hs ,s.. Sewing
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Formidable and Extensive Riot in
Birmingham, England.
AN AhTI-P0PERY CRY RAISED.
Two Streets Completely Sacked and
the City Taken by the Rioters.
a ---~-~~~>-~--
Military Concentration and Prompt
Orders for Repression.
A Strong Popular Muster I'm
SO Ireland.
By THE CABLE TO JUNE l8---EVENING
~>~~~~~~>~~~>~~~~~~~--o~
By TIE CABLE 10 JUNE lS---EVENING
THE ENGLISH RIOTS.

Anti-Popery Riotins and q Serious Popular
M0vement In Dirmingham Two Streets
OF the City Sackod-Intenso Excitement.
LONDON. June 1872 NJ
Information has reached this city that very for
midsble sntiPopery riot prevails in Birmingham TO-
day.
Two streets Of the city have boon taken OF
and completely sacked BY the rioters who are out In
great force and present very formidable appearance
Roman Catholic chapel has been attacked and s
threatened with demolition
The most intense excitement prevails and further
serious trouble Is apprehended.
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Bnfchelor's Hair Dye.-Thc best In the
| Gus. Factory 81 BARCLAY arAct.
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mont las recently 6oea persscssd IA cHEexfrEKs Ifyk
FOR THE HAIR positively restores grey hair 70 ~
original color and youthful beauty inpsrs fe growth zoe
once Sold BY druggists fancy goods dealers and fsshion
able hair dresaers The trade supplied By the wscissale
druagists. SARAH A. CHkyALlER, -. d.,
liz BroadWar. n n.
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..A.-Madnms Jrmel's Mamm arlsl Hgim As
Broadway OF u East Twentieth street.
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a single Trial of Mrs. Win,,c,w': ssg s.. sss
bsby and ov ercome the pre- udcss Of the mofher VIII
relieve the poor little suneer immediately WI ~ o
free Inc child from pain regulates the stomacn ana
bowels cures wind collie correcs aeidy sna
terry and dArrhes Gives rest ana peAsa w Wv vAN' -
comforts the mother
Thirty.hye cents bottle
% sa Mis- WiSsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP,
having The smile OF -Cnrtis fcrkns on the OUTSIDE
-x.nrsr base limitations
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xSSVEs;A f5As;TsAs 7fhssMRASf 4f5x6EEH ASs.sa::
led in 4 desrucsiys effects upon spnoying insect NE
without Now used by FIFTH Avenue.
ST. James and st. Nicholas Hotrs Hoffman House Speng.
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A.-For Brown Di.c:lorasicnsr called l.,d NET 81
pared by DR. PERRY ~ Bond street. Sold by all drussss
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A.--ssWhite,s Patent Lover Trusso (no pres.
SURE back and DIR. Gregorys Hernia Louon ~
baihe the pafs cure the most obstinate csses os
AddraSa Whites Patent Lever Truss Co., 6u9 Br osdwy
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ny rs., .p,.s s..ls ana ssc
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A,-Great Pictorial Phrenslsgtcal Journal
for Juv contains portraits Chief Justice Chase Mrs ~
u Stowe, Madam LIE Vert. eminen. clsrgymsn sadss Y.
Et6nology Psychology, Physiology; New volume, 81 9
year: b number. Address s. X. WELLS. NO -
broadway Now York Newmsn have 10.
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u.e,aisS wSois.as aud retail also applied, 4 IA
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be In the most admirable spirits. He wakes about ana
He took the young japanese Prince BY Tue hand snd
said something atsrng TO the bcs for he was a oncs
asS ;S Ssasi', carnage. cam. m . .oo
the pavilion, al! .hA Emperor, accompanied by the
Gar entered the frs Empress and King Prussia
N as as -.
Of Russia King Of Prussia and Prince Imperial receive
cheers a. they passed out.
rapidly possible through the crowded avenues or the
Bom De 8ouIogne an affair occurred that within
Gloom ss n.. o. psr 81 e o yoco crowded
with pedestrians returning from the review and every
channel OF outlet was choked up BY vehicles OF every
description, when the Emperor's carriage started
A squadron Of gsndarmes opened the way a. well a.
might DO for the open carriage, drawn by tour horses
ridden by postlIons in which sat the Emperor Of
French the Gar and the hereditary Grand Duke and
the Grand Duke Vladimir the two latter sitting on the
After some efforts the mounted police aud the cavalry
cleared the way, and the imperial carriage moved on
through the eafy between the cascade and the
Pre- Catean sharp trot On either side In the woods
were thousands OF people pushing towards the city.
While the carriage was rising the well known ascent
that leads from the romantic cascade 70 the charming
Pro Catelsn, young Pole Of the name OF Biazoofki
took deliberate aim at the Emperor OF Russia and dis
charged double barrelled pistol Al his body. The shot
failed 70 take effect but before the vile miscreant could
know OF the result OF his insane attempt he fred the
second tube, which exploded IN his hands This shot
fortunately failed Of object but the most intense
excitement and feeling caused by the almost sim-
Infamous discharge OF the nrenrm.
The Emperors carriage checked its progress for an
instant but neither Napoleon or the Emperor Alexander
changed muscle Of the face They were quiet and
the postillions 10 move "Forsard, said he, and
the carriage again resumed It's usual speed.
soldier OF the escort OF the Cent Cards, with admi-
rabe of mind dashed from tho line and cut the
vile wretch down, and then the crowd which para
sed 9 n ~ ss soS
him with blows kicks aud maledictions He was I'm
modsseu bsases almost V death 4 sVsdisr grNspsd
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Gcutn's Straw Hat Expo1ifign f. In ., THIS vsssf
assortment 81 straw Goods, fsshi0nabs ,snes WI nuo
innumcrsbe special novelties for Misses. b.ys nna
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To Break Cs,.,s acs Ersdscrs,,sss rrycr a .-s
! ssi. snd permaoeat cure sold egcywheee.
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m.ss :, a. sseff' kEStssfJ
nsyrss 4 Do wrIs Hembod. Uoddinston,
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ascSins. Is bresa~ay New YORK.
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Mr. RARsABRs--H IL with peculiar satisfaction tha,
ecsvs the lrst representative Of Greece In the United
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Call nj GeOnGe a. JoUes q Co.'S. Man r. =
Clocks and REGULATOR, Cortland
Broadway, and see patent Gravity EscApsmsn
for clocks. ON exhibition for few days only.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-11-27
From New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, November 2S, p m.-The
Republican of this morning has an editorial
headed who is Responsible p alluding to
the suspension Of removals by Gen. Mower
en- orders from Washington, in which it uses
the following language: The day will come,
and perhaps it may be bloody one, when
the loyal people Of louisiana will hold the
authorities of this interference in the progress
OF reconstruction to strict account. The
war OF the rebellion is not yet over-the
States Of the South are not yet reconstructed.
The grand army of the republic, double in
numbers Of the old grand army of the Poto-
mac, tried soldiers with dusky faces, still love
their old profession and cherish the old mus
kets they carried so bravely oh many well
fought field The lowly and humble have
learned their rights and know how to fight
and il needs be, to die for them. No power,
save that Of the Almighty God, can keep the
loyal people in the end from achieving their
own liberty and tramp!ing to the dust the
minions o., the old and still dominant slave
power" The same article calls Andrew
Johnson That arch traitor and assassin"
The Convention met at noon to-day and
elected negroes as temporary Chairman and
Secretary until : permanent organization is
arrived at. Adjourned till Monday.
Forty-four negroes and twenty five whites
were present in caucus and Judge Tallaforro
seemed to be the choice for permanent Chair.
man, but probably the negro members will
elect one Of their own color.
1t is understood it was resolved in caucus
last night that the first step of the Conven-
ton would be to declare all State offices va
cant and fill them with appointecs accepta
bic to the Radical party. Recent appoint
ments by Mower, with one Or two exceptions,
don't satisfy.