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sTA'rn NEWS.

On Tue.a.y s6s' Minnesota Valley
road took ESQ barrels Of -four from
/ 81 Paul, being fhs largest shipment
ever made from 4. .thst place. {
The Wabashaxs Herald says that
the longest yaft thu ever went down
the Mississippi! lett that place under
command Of Harvey Smith. It con.
tanned three acres. .-.'.'-
S Ez'Ku.selll Parker, .ays the ,iiauue-
Espolisr4 +t6rne,; VIM drowned. on saturs
day instho canal, near Noble& Walkers
mill -. Tho State Uuiversity opensd
Oh Mondsy'withiagooa list Of scholar.
S3- The Pioneer says that tho saw i;
mill at Manomin, belonging to Messrts:
Estees, Of St. Anthony was totally dc.
stroyed by fire Sunday morning. A
man named John Rowo, formerly EN-:
ployed in the mill, was arrested % . s ID.
Picion Of being tho person |, who. SET the
building 'as % fire: *..s. . xg.;,,,,-;, -.
.,iI!; The farm fhopse. IF sar!Gse German pa
named Peter Ter Fisher, Of Lewiston, six
teen miles west ri. ,WipPq9na, says. . The
P;oneer,, was burned last; Thursday 7 g
night Hs a 5; i kkad e9 an AMT ~ !. Of
Nh, All: FSiah 81, asa r yeatais 2asqh
E gisl Attic bey, aged, years ye !lgg
BQ9h hired is map, iegsd 22 ysere III Els,s
s betty Yag A ssFysant g!!l, qYa @ l
were consumed il ths bpfpiqg Ragsa Rad:
! The Demoegats, of. ,the Eey afvth
Legislative. District, cDmpprisiqgg: Ben:
ton, A4|noka and other counties, 1hsna
nominated J. f. Cater, ct Mile Lao,
fol: the Legislature. !. Geo. W.;ISveet;
| of, sauk; Rapids, il chairman: :gfsths
pl Ri Comsmi!tee.,s a27., s<:s ,sssr>,.
~: We. learn. 'FRONT.' the Pioneer thai
Eon Friday as:vety large taft ofsa4sd
lumber, containing 600, GOO feet,paised
BY St. Paul, and on, Saturday. sfernoda
I'another raft, containing $50, o00s feet,
Evas towed down :bytsthe :steamer st.
Anthony Falls: y.eixa& -t:' ::,,xsas;s >,
WORT has been iosoainnheaitsd''io s
Ethe. new Custom H House d. ST: Paul. %
/ ..,lj::. M. .,4 - :z.:a yss "a .s!!:.
sim7Hop: g. G. sholes, St Kg &! n |sh'
y is, vel kneFn II tteleeraphdie; loRer
alton in thi. ) Stats epd Wisconsin, die2 q
son oatalroay: :;:essi*ro, .7.4 H.:
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THI suapession .of the B9seor n1as5
leaves but ~ daily psps.si Ia Mine.
oae .Ds"oerasio and I've n pablioaH
Maine is but i very little ahead IL
:M .a'1e'kt = Which Il, foer excellent
daily spapen-:ttb1 i 4 e,ppnb liaan. and
one Demoeratassbz9a !. Il z5sgoasaana j
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REPUBLICAN DISTRICT CONVEN.

Republican Convention for the Third Senatorial
District will be held at St. Cloud Friday octoa.,
18TH 1867, at the Court House, at three o'clock T. y.
Tor Immediately after the adjournment Of the Count,
couvsntion) for the purpose u nominating one Sen.
tor, ons REPRESENTATIVE for stearns county, ana on,
Representative FIR the remaining portion Of: ii,
D strict. y., r., ~
Tho delegate representation will 10 - follow.
stesrns county, %; Douglas 5; Pope 2; Morrison 2
and tho rem aiming organized counties Of the Dis
triet one each. ''''.'-: go :.
Unorganissd counties snajset to the action Of III,
Convention. :,.;.ct - ::r..:.
+. H. DAM,
10y - Chairman District Committee
St. Cloud, Oct a. 1857 -
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As1 0AASAN MS&V1NGSs
-, -&t.:',:.! : - :
Hon. II. R. E.: Cornell and W. D
Webb, Esq, will speak at: - ''''Y:
St. Cloud, Monday. October IA. q
Clearwater, Tuesday, October Is. :
J, N. Shaw, Esq, and NJ. D. Bart
lett, Esq, will speak at. -: 90. j.,
81. Cloud, Thursday. October 24tl. ..,.s
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REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONVENTION,

Notice u hereby given that the adjourned Rspubll.
can County Convention Of stoarns county Of septsu
be- 9th, 1867, will meet at tho Court House, At Ct.
Cloud, On Friday, October 18th. 1867 At two O'CLOCK
y. to place in nomination candidates for the follow
Ing Offices: Register Of Dseds, Treasurer, Sheriff,
Judge Of Probate, Court Commissioner, Coroner,
an, County Commissioners for tho Ath and 6th Dir.
tltcts, and delegates to the District Convention.
CHAS b. KERR. ..
Chairman RepublicanCounty Convention.
st. Cloud, Oct. Cd, 1867.
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.Zs3S ~ 10 E'Ftf .5st
I. RECENT. local. aleoaians IN Connecti-
ont have sgoneaR Republicans ny largo
gains. .lsa!sssson Isxns i |4ast.pxzss
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.sCtahaa,ssrpksrsn.s., 1urhs&hrPs11,
the andefsiSasd would ak for eontinu.
snce Of the same. eeQVfipI the public that
no will ct oil times b prepared 70 supply
tsi 81 S;saSs s hIt lie,
nl2.3R':.. >ssas II HoHDNER.
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ST. PAUL, ST. ANTHONY
..3ao 5xa!Ii ssts,&El litS5t%7 .tz

o4o An. 000P.N. 6l5A.N.
i" rx;.<ft i s2sef.t' ,aI!f:I,eoor. Pm.
Yurehse tickets ct the Stations before entering Il
train ct place Of Destination must present the che
't8ss es. :! SlsCsts ss,Rses,eas 6 taa2
ioootTaett 10 made to that effect
~..t3 F: spR s. 9t i,
Tussday, Thursdays and Saturdays at ~. X.
s4NAa .2h1T1xa SSEIAx,s Eyai:is$!
]. H. RANDALL. General Ticket Aren't
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sss..sa hss1s .5faao ai;sG
Ss6tes1hsi16dSi Tilti1t1. s&6nft EHSsiiHii
o1isAax fhd MouyipS MA MesA merry =;
Shaftin9, Gearing and Pd1leys,
wmdo~ CAPS id nsAla, cRaa ~ wikgq8eS1
asiNhinal, Mister WheelDA 6lsisA Rhoes, rss,
Ia. ,e. ss.h y Nsigh''' as9 g. 4 ..s,sis,,s
JOB 'dws0 e x
Of every, description will fecsiys prompt
Intention; did satislkctionS guifaatesd::s"
sssisss isn,ia .ssuruT 7tf .ut'' .tdaMi1
4sas 70 f &C. asx sifftsE at ;ss sS
ttsr oos nsi .,seHTns.ToD sds. ic saas
Blacksmith: Wsrkisuaratts lrsfi,s
n IL az So1rd;lAtsShb. sati.hfp lid ~
Old touaaad Sthef,Metaas': ws:,s. raj wc.ss
v, il. TXs,a.6s, sai'issa'4q# ssE' = ,as
A'E: s,Mc1Asonsr, FHARaIsex',4, d.
81. 9 9des' 4ssy!! 81 .s'j! u 'yhagad
a.Sss s,ts6 siSs.s s.iS - RI sgss 3.
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TXIssOLUT1ON OF COMPREHENSIVE.
|D-The partnership heretofore existing
bltMefq II. Hqpner and Chas. Stolley I'M.
def III hSmG S4q! StflA'sM H nsbaa$k
Co.E AseAhiD day been dissolved by sautasl
consent H. Hmpner continues ths 2pst,
mesa Ut ths. old stand. collects AL outstsnd-
ing debts and settles oil indebtedness Of
said @&1H - RIvKAYE 81
n. HOEPNER,
St, c,5st.. otsllsS.if , 81. fss s9at1n1'
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a4 The State Fair closed Oh Friday.
II! The .ttsnd.oee - g: vesryl'.+ge through
out and the 'ssplt ~ Vas generally q
istactory. ,qT,e,l,o,. I'd +, ,4s,z, +- =:
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9ADAv1s' TR1AIs'-'Pne: following facts
relative tothe' coming trial of: <Jaders
son Davis are frdm the bust authority.
The trial'is set for the fourth MONDAY
IN: November, and as governments ,1iu
not interfere, :there,will be no postpone;
monthly counsellor either aside.s The
offence ':of* :levying< war against the
United States will &be testified to ;eby
judge Scarborough, aof:N nrfolky Hon.
John GoQdj membcf; Confederate Com
gress; and captain Hehdren, ,mho;wcre
compelled to appear 1before'the'N o,fealkl
grand jury: and testify, to- facts upon
which the! ,indietn1enk was: . mades,.
There will be: very few, if any, swifness::
o. for thesdefense; ns The fact aof levy
ing xr being admitted; the prosecution
will then prooeed.with legal, argument
that hsipr;soner I'M guilty Of treason;
and counsel 70. dafsnse: will argue that
hs:behg aae;ti1eai;s tho !: State and
anderits laws a pribr oa1legianee is due
to@it and mot tosthe limited Stsssa.. a
has,been positively asserted shat Judge
Chase Mould;prslda3 Abutssdt hsssSu.
preme; Court: cqnf6sncss itAsbssion. on
The first sMoadaysof: Deoembert this ID
not pussibleia Tho trial isk.expsctad.te
hit several ~eekstaoa es ss::us, W
., p&5of /, re Gsisaryi Pnd gs sas;st
Rssae y! s g' e,4t8s = ssfs 'ft:is "a
di.tipgqshed a.. athor and az 'geS s. i VII
h.s ', been sel' q 1sst: It. Rass So it *iaaltt
been definitely settlsd thkt he Viii leave leave
England 80 IS to arrive ia TIE Uniieesd
sesiiea e NeSsenbel,' asnd ;begia 81 ssli iss
& kre'a'as ent9!t'ian Il s|.q
TIE. country in December. :.
-t.o.t rs Et.lRTSf ss.ii.; ESsti$sIsa.ss 49,
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.MF:EF}Al6lN M!22sE!s41 6&:Fes
Klf1sl8& t;;&4fAk9t.4 xljas IT, (
LES Ehs;SpRAxt9ff1hlp, AeSeteHera oxil11
ia4 6aeHaea a4191!aaei i, ti i! ~
Vaklt1af consent DISSOLVE r,s xtr r;,.r.;. =.
All aebts dde he laie III III " 81 Muarphy {
opsucvr viii b psid to- b: N: g: Murphy;
s1"'. EeaA1kl:5, ~
;. GEO. II. SPENCER.
DatSfSss0 ,ou4 4lldiY DEL sa9o>h1 ass7:
&kfl1,E9sIkfss; e: RI cont BIZ;
ct the old stand on st. Germsin Street, st.
Cloud, MINT ~ 6bdAtl hAsuse. III patronage
is respectfully solicited.
MIN D. NJ. G AVBP4Yya
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U 'ss9sSTsg5Gf Ri f GxsXeRs .a'.':
sy.:a The %s .:.",.S !. |1| Xa,y
...-- --..... -. . ..- Il: 2: B1NNETT,
s'ss,oea, 4sI sasalii,; Ys8fk9asHog
H. p. BsnnNt win continue 6usiness It
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REPUBLICAN TICKET,

For Governor, Gs.~s :
WILLIAM R. MARSHALL. i
For Liestenaat Governor,
THOMAS H. ARMSTRONG.
70, Secretary Of STATE,
HENRY c, ROGERS.
An. For State Treasurer, ii
EMIL MUNICH.
For Attorsey General, 49,
F. r. E. CORNELL.
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s * s! x !!.!ls r!.;s9!r q! ls,,, :..
tas :as,o.sesh ,ssrr .hstasd> ,siaj
f 9s|(?!| N; IN! q 81 !!!;!S';!
s.:s:a:s 4, *@sssii. 81: gals q .esis.f,
"a se;:.a'';'szg : ,x1ss=c1ns SIS most
eli al nes4sss G. .ss.ei:de ssnsY:s .s-ns,
-.'s;n4 Machines sShop..a,ss<
swsi saai@as ass VS. suo;!iis ,a,:ssa.
&stal['''' IT,, '|k'a I' Rta&s|Bs :: r9qalatl
!ssai gahso y,svs ..ass .1a'1. -seK sis;.sw
t,s. Ae's '!|e ssas,'gs t tat 4l Es4 ,os,s.
i:>sssIosE' sssd ,al.oE1o>.xy ID osasa;s1,
sT:!@ ANTHONY ,,s''' MIMI:
liz se<s!> isssW HEAR s;oisss;ss,ssl vi
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10 Sons. ids. NAY; b. formed, of tho
apnbeR ef our base ball player, b. the
taee :that = single naapgliiietatz in Lynn,
ha.!a hss naae and n lseA4. thirty theu:
sea. ,lsi's'ef Shoes fl, bh.a.s.ss, ball ,pl.,s
s:shhis sselea.: Ss:,usss a'oau:I .s,lx 20
s@-Tbs Aaas'ieaa s0nsssas eteitinxs
Asios'as Tie Theatre duPrinotts
Iispesial'7sIt ~ sai,ts 1s..h5i o5eucsdsd
that'the troupe Aavs sever been is,
proaehsd by4ys artists'i4' taei@: iia,,in
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ESt. Johns; 'Parish ,n,d sel.et
|! y1avtI :~&,id .y11ptss
The next term Of this school viii be.ia
Jon MONDAY, Oct. I'll, 1t 2 P. u.
TUITION Pr TIRN.
Pri6hty Department., &'A 7 = Il Il m
Secondary Department, 40
,s'nss'a Savr:&no! Ra T. po 1iat;@
'i '.' Principal.
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REPUBLICAN MEETINGS.

St. Cloud, Oct. ~, 1867.
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The surratt Trial.

The trial Of John II. Surratt increases in
interest ms II advances. On one or two points
new light has very unexpectedly been cast i.
is becoming increasingly manifest that Surratt
played leading and highly prominent part
through the entire conspiracy which resulted
in the assassination Of President Lincoln. That
he was privy 10 the abduction scheme lie clear,
and that he was an active conspirator in the
assassination plot Is becoming less and less
doubtful. The question IS to the guilt or limo
cencs Of Surrsn il. after ell. Of but secondary
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The Constitutional Cosveu,iov.

This body has been In existence six weeks,
and has not only done nothing but it's sensi-
mrnts arc not known on the important
topics with which Il is to deal We do not see
any promise that the work Of the Convention
will be the better done for this delay. The press
has spoken freely and has given the outline Of
reform. The Convention, II II heed those expires.
sions, will deal mainly with reforms in State
government, in municipal governments, and
will provide remedy against legislative
corruption. II is expected 10 give the Governor
an appointing power for all State officers such
as the President has in the federal machinery
that judges will have their places for life
whether appointed or elected; that in city
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On the Fourth one woman and one boy were
instantly killed, one man was fatally wounded
aud injuries Of more or less severity were
inflicted on . number Of boys and girls, all by
the careless use Of firearms. Yet when the
police did its share in the enforcement Of the law
intended to prevent all this, what was the result /.
Three persons, arrested for using firearms
10 the street, were taken before Justice Hogan,
aud that illustrious legal light reprimanded
and dismissed them. We have not heard that
any one has arrested Justice Hogan for inter-
ferng to prevent the enforcement Of the law;
bur the public can see here one more good
reason why judges should not owe their posi-
tons to the votes Of the law breakers they
screen from justice.
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importance to other questions which Surratt.
perhaps. is the only man now living who can
fully answer. Surratt had certain mysterious
relations with Richmond. What were they 7
Surratt had equally mysterious relations with
Canada. What were theyf That he was in
correspondence with conspirators in both those
quarters is undeniable. Who were the con-
spiratosi How many were therei We're
those conspirators privy to the abduction
scheme only, or did they give their consent
also to the assassination plotf These are
questions which it is desirable to have an
be will.
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TEE ISSUE OF LOUISIANA BONDS.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD.

Legal Decision or New Orleans Jurisfs Against
the Issue Of I.evee Bonds by Governor Fian-
ders-Thoir Opinion FOrwa rded TO the Presi.
dent.
NEw ORLEANS. July s, 1867.
IL Observation-Disclosures.
General Esty who has been here for some weeks and
10 confidential agent OF the President, leaves
here this evening for Washington, taking with
him important opinion from Judge Alexander.
Walker, endorsed by college Of eminent jurists
in New Orleans, in which IL Ia held that any
issue OF State bonds by Acting Governor Flanders
s illegal. The points OF judge Walkers opinion
are that In the acts OF Congress the existing
State governments recognized provisional
upon strict Interpretation Of the law be annusd,
except by special action Of Congress; and, there-
FORE the Of bonds by Governor Flanders Is Ille
gal and cannot bind the people OF Louisiana:
and that q consequence Ex-Governor Wells is the only
person invested with authority TO issue State scrip.
The opinion submitted protest by the ex-Govcrnor
against the issue by FIaade of four millions Of state
bonds authorized by the legislature and TO be used for
levee repairs.
orders this evening expected at headquarters
multiplying General Sheridan's removal OF the Lev
Commissioners thoagh at late hour the order ha not
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governments the Mayor will be made an efficient
and responsible head, and that all future legis-
lation shall be general, thus shutting out those
special laws that are the origin of legislative
corruption. These points involve nearly all
that is expected of the Convention, and it should
have put these in proper shape weeks since,
that the result of its labors might now be be-
fore the people. Let what Is 10 be done be
done at once, that the people may deliberate
properly ON the new constitution and be ready
to vote intelligently for or against 1t in the
fall election.
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TIVE PRESS TELEGRAM.
Ano,her Fenlnn scnrc.

Another Fenian Scnrc.
ToRoSro, July 4, 1861
The govern ment having received information TO the
effect tha, the Fenans intended 70 make raid to-day,
took precautionary sepe to guard against H. The gun
boat Heron was sent from this port 70 Niagara another
was placed Al Fort Erie, and another al Windsor Tho
runbo,Ss on the Lawrence were also kept In readi
mess Tbe apprehcusion OF mischief appeared ground
iess and nothing unusual occurred.
Extra Dmtier of the secretary of State-A New
Militia Bill in Process.
MONTREAL, July s, 1867.
The Secretary OF State for Canada, the Home De-
uartmeu Vii also be Keeper ~ the Great Seal Register
81 tbe Donluon superintendent General or the Indian
Department and superintendent Of Ordnance and
Ianda
Adjuiaut General McDougal has drawn up q new MI
fts BIZ adapted TO meet the altered relations Of the
provinces composing the confederation II viii b one
Of the first measures laid before the Parliament
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THE DAY IN LISBON.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 70 the HERALD.

The Celebration by the American Navy.
LISBON July 4, 1867.
Admiral Goldsboro, in command Of the United
States Mediterranean squadron. having gone from
this port to Churbourg France, with his flagship,
the Fourth II July was celebrated, and In good
style, BY the Commander, officers End crew Of
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THE DAY IN BRUSSELS.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 70 TINE HeRAlu.

Brilliant Celebration In the Belgian Capital.
BRussELs. July 4, 1867.
The Fourth Of July dinner in the Belgian
capital was given at the house Of the Honorable
II. s. Sanford, United States Minister to the
Kings Court.
The Minister'S residence was illuminated in fine
style, and several other houses decorated with
American flags.
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THE DAY IN ROME.
SPECIAL 1ElTssAm 10 TINE HtsAlo.

No PubIic Celebration In the Eternal CITY.
ROME, July 4, 1897.
The Hon. Rufus W. King. United States Min.
lister to the Pontifics States, being absent from
Rome, there was no public celebration Of the day
10 the city.
Americans Of all classes met however, in Joy.
Gus, social groups.
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TEE DOMINION OF CANADA.
SPECIAL IElsssAm 10 THE HERALD

SPtCNl TkIk6kNM W Ht HEhALu.
The Governor General at Qaebec-A Military
Job.
OTTAWA, Ca. July s, 1867
The Governor General left the capital for Quebec this
morning. Hon. Mr. Kenny arrived yesterday and was
sworn the Rdeaa Hall member Of the Pnvy Coun-
Gil The Council Is now complete.
I, 10 reported tina, $4,000 meu OF the militia
are 10 be organized and drilled This now comes
into Mr. Carriers department. The real objcct
OF this Ia 10 create patronage and gain
support for the Govern while the alleged object
10 have force 10 meet the Fenians maintain order &c
The force IS too large for the alleged object aud too small
10 cope with the United States The scheme Is, there
fore, exfraysgant absurdity.
The new Lieutenant Governor SIR N. =. Belesn, has
reached his capital Quebec, and has already appointed
asa ld-de camp MAJOR Gcngras
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The Fall Of Vera Crux-Rxeca,ieu Of SAINTS

The Fall Of Vera Crux-Executiou Of Santa
Anna.
BY our telegraphic advices from Mobile and
New Orleans 1t will be seen that Vera Cruz
capitulated to the liberals on the 9th ult, just
one week after the fall Of the capital. The
garrison marched out with the honors OF war,
and the foreign troops embarked on board
French vessels Of war. They have reached
Mobile, where they are to be disbanded. The
liberals are now in possession Of all the great
cities Of Mexico.
II is reported that the old Church leader,
Santa Anna, was shot nj Sisal on the 18th ult
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clpsr1ws Of A FISHING BOAr-Fuua MEN pauwsso.

CLEVELAND, July s, 1861.
fishing boat belonging 10 81 Joseph, Michigan, cap
sized, several miles from Shore during the gale on
Tuesday evening, and four men drowned. Tho Ia
names have not been ascertained.
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SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO the HERALD

Grand Banquet in the French Capital.
PARIS, July 4, 1867.
As have already telegraphed to you by the
cable, the American public fete which was ar
ranged to take place at the Pre- Catalan, in the
anniversary, was adjourned on receipt Of the news
of Maximilian's death.
The day was celebrated, howe yer, with q bril-.
liant banquet given in the Grand Hotel.
Two hundred and fifty ladies and gentlemen
were present, and everything passed OF plea
sanity.
James Niliken, Of Philadelphia, presided.
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kFFslY Lso nuHOts IN BALTIMORE

BArrrNoRa, July 8. 1867
woman named Ruth Lsngford vas shot and killed
on the Fourth Liberty road, near Baltimore, by q
man named John NcCary The party had been carous-
rus and difficulty arose during which EcCarty did the
shooting.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL


Tho London Money Market.
LONDON, July s-Evsaiug.
Ccnsos closed q OAK for money.
AMERICAN SECURITIES
Closed at the following rates.
flve-twenty oOnos. .. TN
Illinois Central Railway shares. T0x
Tho Csntinental Bsurses.
FRANKFORT July 6-Evening
United States bonds closed Tx for the i1us e
1852.
The Liverpool Cotton Market.
LIVERPOOL, July 6--Eveung.
Tho cotton market closed unchanged in tone prceA
The following are'the last authorized quotations:-Mid
ding uplands 10d middling Orleans LID. Tho saaes
OF the day foot up IL, 600 bales.
Liverpool Breadsi ufIs Market.
LIVERPOOL, July 6-EveninG
Barley has advanced to S.. per go lbs Peas have al
vanced to 39 quarter Corn steady at 37s 3d. for
new mixed Western Wheat-wbite af0rnIA, 13s,
Cd. pcr Genital. Oats, 3s 3D. per As lbs.
Liverpool Provisions Market.
LIVERPOOL, July 5-Evenng
Beef closed shilling better; extra prime mess
quoted at 1868 per bbi Bacon has advanced Cd. and
closed at 42s 3D. for Cumberland cut Lard I'd.
lower; sales at AIS Cd. for American
Liverpool Produce Market.
LIVERPOOL. July 5-Evening
can at lbs. Spirits turpentine, 3os Petroleum closed
firm al 3D. gallon for Spirits and L. "a. rsnncd
Taiiow, as. per cwt
London Markets.
LONDON, July s-Evsning
Sugar. ass Cd. for Dutch standard. Linsesd cakes.
80 lis. 3d. other articles unchanged.
Tho weather Is reported favorable for crops.
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THE DAY IN VIENNA.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD.

Meeting aud Dinner.
VIENNA, July 4. 1867.
The Honorable Nr. Motley, ex-Mnister Of the
United States to the Austrian Court, having left
this city for Switzerland, General Post, United
States Consul, presided at fine Fourth of July
dinner, at which the most harmonious feeling Of
patriotism prevailed.
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The New Committee ON Recenssructies.
The new Reconstruction Committee of the
House Of Representatives embraces the follow

Thaddeus stevens OF Pa, q. W. Boutwell, Mass,
Chairman, J. A. Farnsworth, m,
John A. Bingham, Ohio, r. C. Beaman Mich
r. c. Huburd, n. Y, H. r. Paine Wis aud
y. A. Pike, Maine, James Brooks, MY
All these are republicans except one, Mr..
Brooks, Of New York, and all the republicans
are radicals, II we are not mistaken, except
Mr.. Bingham, Of Ohio. The Committee, in one
respect, 10 admirably organized. We refer 70
the arrangement of "Old Thsdr as the head,
with "Jim Brooks" as the tail; for IL is a head
and tail which wag along together very bar.
moniouslv
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MURDER Or TIVE CAPTAIN Or IM sae PRAIRIE ROSE At
SIERRA MuaEsA

PoRrLAxp, Me-, July 8, 1897.
letter from the American Consul at Cardenas dated
June 20, Gays Captain Randolph, OF the brs Prairie
Roee, belonging IN Hsrpswe No, murdered IN the
port OF Sierra Morena June 10 by his coored cook who
has been arrested snd ssn, W SaguA