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the leglalstnfe OF Rhode island ratified il February
q 1867; the Legislature Of Delaware rejected II Feb
ruary 1901; the legislature of Wisconsin ratified
fe ,,y H. 1901 Che Legislature OF PENNSYLVANIA
o. Michigan ratified it February il, 1867;
me Legislature OF Massachusetts, ratified Il
March s ~, 1867; the Legislature OF MARYLAND
rejected - March %. 1867; the Legislature OF
OF Iowa ratified it April 8, 1898; the Legislature OF
ARKANSAS ratified Ii April 1868; the Legislature or
FLORIDA ratified II June Q, 1s6s; the Legislature VI
louisiana ratified 1t July O. 1868, ana tue Legislature
OF Alabama ratified 1t July IS, 1868.
And now, therefore, be 1t known that ], WILLIAM
H. SEWARD Secretary OF State of the United
Ssafes In execution OF the aforesaid acf ana OF the
aforesaid concurrent resolution OF the 1ls. vi yuy,
1868 and in cOnforlnance thereto, DO nerepy
direct the said proposed amendment 10
the constitution OF the United States to be
published IN the newspapers auth, antnorlzed 10
and do hereby certify that the said proposed
amendment has been adopted IN the manner herein
before mentioned by the States specified In the said
concurrent resolution, namely, the States Of Con-
necticut, New Hampshire, Tennessee New Jersey,
Oregon, Vermont, New York, Ohio, Illinois, West
Virginia, Kansas Maine, Nevada, Missouri Indiana,
Minnesota, Rhode Island, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania
Michigan Massachusetts, Nebraska, Iowa, Arkan-
sas Florida, North Carolina Louisiana, South Caro-
lima Alabama, and also by the Legislature Of the
state OF Georgia
The states thus specified being more than three
fOurths OF the States OF the United States do
Their certify that the said amendment has become
valid 10 all nents and purposes as part OF the con-
stltuton OF the United States
In testimony whereof have hereuntO Het my
hand and caused the seal Of the Department OF State
to be affixed.
Done at the city OF Washington this 2sth day OF
July, In the year OF our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and sixty-eight, and OF the indie.
WILLIAM q. SEWARD, Secretary Of State.
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TURKEY.
Imperial Present to Prince Nnpolcou--Tbs
Fourth Of JuIy--A Complimentary System
Of American PoIisics-Birthday of ia,

Imperial Present to Prince Napolcou--Tbc
Fourth Of Juiy-A Complimentary System
of American PoIitics-Birthduy of the
Prophet.
BY steamship at this port we have Constantinople
letters 10 the sth July. They give long details OF
the proceedings which terminated Prince Napoeon's
visit, and add that the Sultan had presented TO his
Imperial Highness a magnificent ring worth 10000
liras
The following are items OF general news nom the
Levant He,aid:-Mehcmet kiprili and Mchemet
Kiriti Pashas, Of whom little has recently been
heard. received a few days ago substantial tokens
OF his Majesiy's continued favor Being called to
the palace the former, at the close or n short
audience, was presented by the Sultan with the title
deeds OF large and valuable estate In Cyprus The
latter, on taking his leave, was informed that his
property az Epirus which has hitherto paid 100 coop.
year OF taxes, VIII for the future be exempt from
imposts Of every kind.
celebrated on Thursday with the usual accompani.
ments OF artillery sautcs and nocturnal iumina.
tions. The midday religious ceremony took place Ia
the mosque OF Sultan Achmet. where his Majesty was
present In the customary state.
The army In Thessay is II II said. 10 be increased
~ ten additional hattaons oi regulars, TO be seut
from the garrison OF the capital.
The Fourth Of July was periodically celebrated 10y
the American colony on saturday last in Jee cham
peut In the Sutanch valley, on the Asiaic coast.
Most OF the citizens present, however being eeto-
talers less champagne than usual quafYed the
occasion; but what the celebration thus lacked 10
efervescence was made up for In solid good cheer
and hearty display o! national conraternity. Senii-
ments proposed and spoken to In favor OF
General Grant and Mr.. Chase 1.-THE rival candidates
FOR the Presidency. democrat with remarkable
political charity proposing that in compliment of the
former and q republican reciprocating the courtesy
by sponsoring the toast IN favor OF the CHIEF Justice
Though each speaker OF course declared his riyais
man To lie better than his own 10 was agreed on all
hands that either the General or the Judge will
Franco pacba. recently nominated governor Of the
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E y r o p E.:
English Order for the Relief
of Mazatlan.
The Spanish Revolutionary State Pr
sOnerS and Their Plans.
THE hNGL 0-CANADIAN RAILROAD LOAN.

The French Transatlantic Mail steamship st.
Laurent Captain Bocande, from Brest on Saturday,
the 18th Of July, arrived at this port last night,
bringing our European files In detailof our cable
kilograms dated to her day OF sailing
The Cunard Mail steamship Australasian, Captain
McKinnon, from Liverpool the 18th and Queenstown
the 18th Of July, arrived at THIS port last night.
In the English House OF Lords on the 18th OF
July Lord Malmesbury stated that orders had been
given by the admiral on the station to Captain
Bridge to raise the blockade which he had insti-
tuted OF the port OF Mazatlan, Mexico.
The Duchess de la Tore, wife OF Marshal Serrano,
arrived at Bayonne from Madrid.
Several English yachts arrived in the roadstead Of
Havre to join in the regatta appointed for the 2lst OF
July between that port and Cherbourg. The fol-
lowing were inscribed for the race:-Cambria 100
tons, belonging to Mr.. James Ashbury; Mystery III,
Count II. des Sesmais0ns; Londor, 1873, Captain
Ewing Albatross, ITO, Mr.. Fetley; Croissy, %, M.
BOurnet Auberot, and Marguerite 49, M. Gaudi-
bert, Jr
The Theatre Nota at Turin was burnt down. The
connagratOn did not last an hour, and only the
walls left standing The flames broke out at ten
O'Clock at night, during the performance. The
audience, however and the actors made their escape
and no personal casualty Is mentioned.
monument was inaugurated at Langansalza
Hanoveran soldiers who fell on the field Of battle
two years ago in defence Of their country The me-
moral consists Of an obesk on which are engraved
the names Of the soldiers who persisted victims to
their devOtedness 1T bears this inscripti0n:-'To
the memory OF the brave sons Of Hanover who died
The 9th June, 1885, for the honor Of their country"
Count Bismarck contributed 1000 thalers for the
relief OF the sufferers from famine In Finland.
Father Fischer, charged by the Emperor Maxi
milan to publish all the documents relating to the
Mexican expedition, was in Vienna. He Is steadily
proceeding with the work and thinks it may be ready
for publication in four or five months.
The French experimental squadron under the Or
ders Of Vice Admiral Juren de la Graviere, was az
Bougie, in Algeria, and last from Bona.
Letters in England by way Of India from Bokhara
state that in the last great battle the city the
Russians lost two thousand men, while their enemies
had ten thousand killed and an incredible number
wounded. The Ameer, 1t is positively a1rmed, was
not present during the fight.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKEr.-LONDON, July 2s-11:20
A. M.-United States dve-twenty bonds 73h 1874.
LONDON July 2S-1:20 p. M.-American securities
have declined. United States bonds have declined to
72K TN.
LoNDON July 2s-5 P. M.-Consols have declined,
and at the close were quoted at OAK 94s for money
lowing rates:-United States fvetwenty bonds, 721s
72ss; Illinois Central Railway shares, %; Erie Rail-
way shares 49,.
I0f the variable quotations Of the value OF Eve.
twenties given above the agent Of the Associated
Press says:-The sudden rise and as sudden fall In
United States bonds reported to-day from London,
suggests the possibility OF error somewhere and
have telegraphed an inquiry on the subject TO our
London agent. Awaiting his reply can only say
that the rise is most distinctly announced In our first
London despatch OF this date, and the decline as
clearly In the second
FRANKFORT BOURsE-FRANKFoRT. July 2s-b r.
M.United States bonds, 7e1s for the issue OF 1852.
PARIS BoURsE-PARIs, July 2s-5 p. M-The
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.-LIvERrOoL. July
2S-5 p. M.-The market closed with still further
decline The following are the closing quotations.
sales OF the day reached 5000 bales.
LIVERPOOL BREADsrUFFs MARKEr.-LIvERPOoL,
July 2s-5 p. M.-California wheat has declined to
u.s. I'd. Oats declined to 3s. 3d. Flour IL nat and
lower. Oats, 3s. Cd. per bushe Peas As. per quar-
ter for Canadian.
LIvERPooL PROVISIONS MARKEr.-LrvRRrooL
July 2s-5 p M.-POrk dull at 75s. per Dbl. for East
ern prime mess. Beef steady at 106s per tierce for
extra prime mess. Lard 65s. per cwt. for American.
Cheese buoyant at 57s. per cwt for American fne-
Bacon AIS Cd per cwt. for Cumberland cut, on spot,
and ASS. to arrive.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKEr.-LoNpoN, July 2s-5
p. M.-TallOw has declined to AS. Sd. Calcutta lin
seed has advanced to $751; on the spot, and 64s Cd,
Carolina. Turpentine 26s. Sd. per cwt Petroleum.
Is sgd per gallon for rened and for spirits.
al2 6s for thin oblong for feeding. Sperm oil 2s5.
Whale Oil ESQ per ton.
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GERMANY.


Austrian POlitics-The Queen Of England's
Visit-sourheru Armament Announcements.
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Inc Me"'"'e D'p'o"'""4"e' Vi raris, remarks;-
The German journals have for some time been much
preoccupied with the shooting match which IL IN
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'"Ae piaoe a' 'ienha u 'hc GU" VI 'no "oh'h'
general expectation prevails that the occurrence will
not nass over without some po,itica
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y, Uaiao.o inoe vi iess nos'iie 70 rIussia. Inc
austrian government, however aesIous u may De
70 aSvu @ ~ hn ~, o 1--WE veraee 10
.k Nv % nc1 "u " ueosIo .nat CouIu
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ENGLAND.

Extreme Heat or the Wcather-Dcntb Of n
Prominent Frcemason--Thc Overend and
Quincy Estates Fires in London-Thc Cana
dian Loan-Active Election Canvass-The
Church Question.
Accounts from various parts OF the country agree
In representing Thursday July 49, as the hottest day
which has been experienced in England for many
years. Towards night It became little cooler in
London, the wind having shifted to the northwest
Mr.. W. Gray Clarke, Grand Secretary to the Grand
Lodge Of Freemasons OF England, died suddenly on
wednesday evening, July 10.
The unsold portion of the estates OF the members
of the late firm OF overend, Quincy Co., at Car
shalton, Leather Head, NutHeld aud Cranham, con-
slstng of building plots, containing between thirty
aud forty acres and of the Blechingly estate con-
sisng of farms Of about sos acres. were advertised
to be sold without any reserve on the I'D and 10th
OF July by order Of the lquidators.
on July IL, In the morning, the Metropolitan Fire
Brigade received from their chief Office Information
that seven fires had occurred in dtferent parts OF
London. one occurred In the promises belonging to
Mr.. HermansOn, silk merchant in Bond lane, Cheap
side. The hremen attended from waiting street and
other stations. and the fire confined to the de-
structon OF case OF silk Another supposed to
have been caused by the excessive heat OF the
weather and which was attended with considerable
damage, happened In the premises belonging TO Mr..
". Davis, grocer and tea dealer, at 81 Charlotte
street, Whiiechapel.
London telegram of July Il reports:-It is nm
derstood that the loan for the Intercoonial Railway
OF the Dominion OF Conaca viii be announced on
Monday by Messrs. Barring and Messrs. Glynn. II Is
to lie for f4,000,00O, of which $50 900 will bear
interest az the rate OF -four cent guaranteed by the
imperial government while the remaining goo 0o0
will he raised exclusively on the credit OF the united
colonies and bear Ave per cent. In the first instance
only hall OF the total f400O,000 Will be put forth
namely, fl,5O0.C00 OF the guarantee bonds and
G500.0U0 OF the Canadian STOCKS. Lenders for these
must be al price-tnat is say, the price offered
must be for o certain amount OF the bonds which
VIII he allotted IN the proportion OF three-fourths OF
the guarantee four per cent and onefourth In the
ordinary Canad an five per cent stocks which were
yesterday quoted in the London market at 90. The
London Times says the loan Will attract great aten
ton and that the competition win be active. Ac
cordng TO the latest accounts the financial condition
OF the New Dominion IN satisfactory, the revenue
beng more than sufhcieDt 10 meet ne expenditure
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SPAIN.

The Revolutionary State Prisoners nj Cadiz-
Plans Of DethrOnement OF the Queen-ExiIe
Of the Duo de Observation-Disclosures for
War.
CADIz, July 10, 1888.
The summer dulness of our little city was en-
livened on the evening Of the 9th inst BY the mail
train from Madrid arrived, as State prisoners the
following Spanish officers who, on arrival, were
taken to Castillo de Catalina, strongest fort and
confined until twilight Of the nth inst when they
were put on board Of her Catholic Majesty's war
steamer Vulcan bound for the Canary Islands:-Duke
de 10 Tore, Captain General; Lieutenant General
Dulce, late Military Governor OF Cuba: Major Cener
ais serrano Beologa and Cabalero de Rodas. Senior
ment accompanied the Duke de- la Tore. "' s0'''"'
All kinds OF rumOrs are flying around but little or
no confidence Is placed In any but one namely
contemplated a bloodess revolution by forcing Isa-
bella to abdicate and installing the Duke de Mont
OF Asturias. As Gonzales Brabo, like Ben Disraeli,
Is bound to 'stck," he has npped this lite arrange
ment in the bud and. sent the supposed leaders to
divers and sundry places out Of spain.
The day after their arrival the chiefs Of the liberal
party handsomely entertained them In the fort 1t
was "a flow OF soul" and had had as much reason
az the generality Of Spanish ''powwOws."
The Duke de Montpensier has been ordered to quit
the peninsula also. He left this morning. 80 have
been credlbly informed. San Lucar de Barremeda,
where he generally resides during the bathing sea.
son, on board the Villa de Madrid for England or
tics, and now we think he Is more Of victim than
cuprit.
The people Of Seville are indignant at his deporta.
tion curse Bravo. do not blame the Queen.
They are greatly attached to his family all Of whom
were born in the city.
RumOrs OF plots are as numerous as oranges in Feb
ruary. II " immateria to us who il up or down on
the peninsula We are isolated and must show
loyal exterior IT we indulge In any barricading or
dlsl0yalty few shells from third rate war sioop
would soon cool our ardor.
letter from Madrid OF the 10th OF July states that
NV tba UOvo
ment, the situation OF things not less critical
than before and rising was expected at any mo-
ment. considerable quantity OF arms-so the
writer afflrms-had been introduced into the
country, and the place OF concealment was not vet
discovered by the police There nags, too, in
form and size and color resembling the royal stand
ard with the words, down with the Bourbons,v
"Lile to free people, and confederation" in
scribed on them. The 18th 9th was to have been
the day for the rising which to have occurred
during bull fight, and was only prevented by the
arrests Years ago one OF the many Instructions
for which Barcelona IL famous began in the same
way and the insurgents let loose the infurated ant
mails among the people. There have been several
risngs In Barcelona since, but believe no bull fight.
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TR0TTING AT BUFFALO.
Third Annual Horse Fair mt the Bunnyo
Driving Park.

Third Annual Horse Fair at the BuonJo
Driving Park.
BUFFALO, July Is, 1865
The members OF the Buffalo Driving PARK Associ,.
ton pride themselves to-day on the success Of tbe
fall opening OF the third annual fair. The track was
in splendid condition, and gentle lake breeze toned
down the atmosphere to a most delightful tempera-
ture. About i've thousand persons were present
at the opening, among whom were the elite
Of the city and surrounding country. Many
OF the private turnouts were superb.
The private stands occupied by ladies anu
children presented brilliant exhibition OF beaut-
full women and taste in dress. Visitors from abroad
express themselves more than delighted with the
general arrangements or the Association and the
celient order maintained.
The first race to-day for purse OF $500, free
to all horses that have never beaten three minutes
previous to June 1868; $400~to the first $l25 the
second and $75 to the third; mile heats for the best
three In five, in harness Eleven horses were en-
tered but only ten started. The following were the
entries:-S. P. Dorsey named Parks Gold Dust; w.
Stewart named Gold Leaf; j. II. Harbeck named Sur
named Mlcke Free; T. Livingston named brown
P psmsa T TsIsn name S6el Prairie
Risley mare; Alden Goldsmith named Huntress-
Surprise after close contest, took the first second
Goldleaf came in third In the race. Time 2:3e 1884
$780,, 2:34N.
all horses that have never beaten est previous to
June i 1868; $500 to FIRST 5000 to second and 800
to third mile heats best three In nve, In harness,
Eleven entries were booked. For this race ten
started. The following constituted the entries:--
John Horton named General Love; /. L. Dorsey
named Rosa Gold Dust; Budd Doble named
nam ssS'' a assa Pe sns s S
Harris named Springville Chief; Benham Co.
named Harry; oliver named bay geldng L. E. Wood
named Union Jack; A. g. Corley named Sir John,
and O. Teller named Billy Bars. Micon Perry won
the purse easily In three straight heats Henry was
second and Sir John third. Time 2:2sH, $3.50, 300.
Every train Of cars and steamer arriving In the
city brings visitors to witness the great tr0 for the
SIC, 900 purse tomorrow.
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ARREST OF AN ALLEGED "FENCE"-SPoIBs Goops
REcovERED.-suspicions having been excited on the
part Of the detectives Of the police, descent was
made yesterday on the residence, in Monroe street,
OF a man Of the name Of James Love, who keeps q
liquor store in Baxter street. by Eusce and Farley.
discovery Of stolen propertylaces damask eartaina
and wearing apparel-0f the value Of 81, 500. The o-
GERS took possession Of the goods and then
to Baxter street and arrested Love. On going be-
hind his bar skeleton keys and other burglars int
fore the Grand Jury.
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IMPORTANT MILITARY ORDER.
Changes in the Orsanizstio and Command Of
The Military Districts md Departmcnts--The
Second and Third Districts No Longer in Ex-
istcncc.

WASHINGTON, July 49, 1865.
The following was issued this afternoon:-
GENERAL ORDERs-No. IS.
HEADQUARTERS OF THE ARMY
ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE !
WASHINGTON, July %, 1865
The following order from the War Department,
which has been approved by the President Is pub
lished for the Information OF the government Of the
army and Of all concerned-
Fourth and Filth Military Districts ri ts' having cclay
reported that the States Of Arkansas, North Caro-
lima, South Carolina, Louisiana Georgia, Florida
and Alabama have fully complied with the acts OF
Congress, known as the Reconstruction acts, incud
ing the act passed June ~ 1885, entitled, IAN act to
admit the State Of Arkansas to representation in
Congress- and the act passed June g. 1885, entitled
"An act to admit the States Of North Carolina South
Carolina, louisiana Georgia, Alabama and Florida
consequently much Of the act OF March
2, 1857, and the acts supplementary thereto
provide for the organization Of military districts
subject to the military authority OF the United States
as herein provided, has become imperative in said
states; and that the Commanding Generals have
ceased TO exercise In said States the military powers
conferred by said acts of Congress-; therefore, the
following changes Will be made in the organization
and command OF military districts and geographical
departments
Inc second ana Third Military Districts having
ceased TO exist the States of North Carolina South
Carolina, Georgia, Alabama and Florida viii consti-
tute the Department of the South Major General
George g. Meade to command, headquarters at At
!Second-The Fourth Military District will now con-
SYST only OF the state OF Mississippi and will
tiuuc w pt Dy DTcNct MAYOR Geuerd a.
&. Gillem.
ThDd-The Fifth Military District will now consist
OF the State OF Texas and VIII be commanded by
Brevet Major General j. J. Reynolds; headquarters
at Austin. Texas.
FomTh-The States of Louisiana and Arkansas
Will constitute the Department OF Louisiana. Brevet
Major General l.. IL. Rousseau is assigned to the
command; headquarters ut New Orleans La. Un-
til the arrival OF General Rousseau at New
Orleans Brevet Major General Buchanan will COM
mand the department. Brevet Major General George
Crooke If assigned according his brevet OF major
n n m of no
Columbia, III place OF General Rousseau, relieved.
FgGh-Brevet Major General +. X. 8. Candy Ia re-
assigned 10 the command OF the Department Of
washington.
.Sirtt-Brevet Major General Edward Hatch,
Colonel OF the Ninth cavalry, will relieve General
Buchanan "a Assistant Commissioner OF the Bureau
Of Refugees, Freedmen and Abandoned Lands in
Louisiana.
Nv command OF GENERAL GRANT
r. ID. TOWNSEND. Assistant Adjutant General.
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Lebanon in the place OF Daoud Pacha arrived al Bey
rout on the 25th Of June and was received with
great honor. The principal functionares OF the
province and great number OF emirs, scheiks sAd
notabes OF the Mountain both Christians and Druses,
were assembled on the quay TO give him welcome
no tne ienclations addressed TO him the governor
repneu 'nat tne sultan had entrusted him with the
pie and particularly OF the poorer classes and that
he would endeavor to carry out his Malesty's gene
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EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

LONDON July 2S-The steamship Bell0na, from
New FORK July IL, arrived here yesterday.
SOUTHAMPTON, July 2S.-The steamship Hansa,
from New York July l6 arrived here at three O'Clock
this morning on the way 10 Bremen.
GREENOCK, July 2S.-The steamship Damascus,
Captain Trocks, OF Allans line, which left Quebec
July l6 arrived here to-day.