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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-31

j. u. MnthIeu VS.. Archibald nOrrOn.
FOURTH DISTRIoT COURT OF NEW OR
4 leans-ho. ,2O0uT-By virtue of a writ OF
able the Fourth District Court of New Orleans
in the above entitled cause, / will proceed to sell
at pubic suction, Mt the Merchants and Auc.
tioneers' Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and
Oustomhouse streets in the second District of this
city, on TUESDAY, the lIh day of February, 1869, at
II O'Clock ~, the folio ing described property. viz
ALQT OFGRQUND situated in the second Dis
a. Of the square comprised within Bayou Road,
Highland, Barracks, and Galvez streets, according
1919, deposited in the Office Of Joseph UuvilIier, no,
taIy pubic, in this city, which said lot, Of a triangu-
lar form, measures sixteen feet three inches front on
Bayou Road, forty seven feet eight inches frcr. ~
G@lyez street, torty; five feet on a diagonal line rsm-
with all the buildings and improvements shereon,
rights, ways, privileges, aud dependencies without
Being the same propery acquired by defendant By
pnrchase from the succession of Alexander BergR.
pnblie, n this city. dated April II, 1866.
Terms aud CSnditions
Ihe purchaser to assume the payment of
2 note lot ne sum Of one hundred and eighty;
cents, dated April u, 1855, and made payable in
Swo years ai!sE date, secured by mortgage on ssld
per cent per annum until maturity, and eight per
cent tneFeaitsr until paid, and the balance payable
GEORGE W. AVERY.
lell sheriff 81 the Parish Of Orleans.
o. n. Graham a. Go. ". H. Liberman
CIxTH DISTRICT C0yRToFNEwoRLEANs.
~ No D.5ll-~By virtue Of q writ ef feri facias to me
directed BY the Honorable the sixth District Court
OF New Orleans, in the above entitled cause, I will
proceed to sell at public auction on SATURDAY.
Isl DAY OF February 1858, at lDE O'Clock A. NJ, at my
watehouset No. p jefferson street. second District
The HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE And Wow.
ABLkS Of defendant taken from the house sltnatsd
gharl ssu FiTst ppifssta3o Pss"sah O4ronaeiet and y
The whole as per invent5tyan fles
seized in the above suit.
Ierins-Cash on the spot.
GEORGE W. AVERY.
la2l q fel IA Of the Parish Of Orleans
Joseph ~. NslAon W, Chr3st0Pher Green
et ais.
CIxTH DISTRICT COURT OF Ne on.
- leans, NO. ia2f4-BS vrtae Of q writ Of fori
laclas against Philip Bennett. to me directed b. the
a1norAhia the Sixth District Court Of New
1fdssns n the. above entitled cause, /
VII proceed 70 sell at public auction, at the 1fer
Snaht9 eqd AEetianeezs' Exchange, Royal street.
netNeen canal and C~ustomhouse streets, IN the Sec.
1na yislEict q tbs city. on TUESDAY, the 9Th
ney ~ zslIuary, lsaA A. Il O'Clock NJ, the follow
AoGkTAM seU1RE or GRouNp animated
q ne Fourth District Of thls cit. with an sthe
Dnllqlngsa pd improvements thereon. desianated al
nnm1er8 ana cofapreed and bounded b. Ffeh,h
Ninth, DhippeNa. and Jersey aireets. and measa-3ae
go fect front on Eighth street ~ Same fr61t oS
Ailth street. 30 feet front On C-hinnewe1 ireof aoS
the same on jersey greet az American mea,nFa,
Seized ii the above suit.
Herms-OaHh on the spot
jsfi7fs4 shsria 81 re ~ Il A y
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JEFFERsONVILLE, MADISON. Avn
INDIANAPOLIS RAELROAD

THE ONLY ALL-RAIL ROUTE TO THE EAST
North, and West-Passengers taking this FgT,
arrive IN Eastern Cities Eleven Hours in advanced
passengers leaving same day on u. $. MailboatG
Trans leave and arrive atJehersonville Depotd1
mediately opposite Louisyille) as follows:
EPARr ARprvr
s:oA- " exec sunday s:4s A. H.. sHet supt
~ Nj 100 p. NJ,
,sid5 4 ~, SATURDAY 1880 ?. n, 81
points.
pS- Elegant Sleeping Cars on ali nirht train.
~ For condensed through tine tables and q
neotions see small bills, and call at Compauy's oks
corner lhfrd ana Main streets, Louisville, Kertueh
HORACE SCOTT,
JAMES FERIsIER,
General Ticket Agent.
J0htFsoTvil0, Ind. july 1. gST.
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ATLANTIC AND GREAT wEsTERI
HALLWAY

' or Mansfield, or Cleveland, or Corr. or Saiamaa
g, 2 or from New York, Rost0n, Piltsburg, Pm,
deTphlay Baltimore, and Washington City.
sylVania. ~
Passengers who wish a quick and comfortable hi,
VIA appreciates the smooth and perfect track N,
luxurious, day cars, and the magnificent sleepia'
coaches, the excellent dining balls. with ample In,
Tor meaigt and the prompt time and sure conneotio-,
OF the Atlantic and Great Western Railway.
Fare as low and time as quick as by any otba
Through Tickets and Baggage Cheek-No. q
Broadway, New. York; Nos. IS state street and5
Sehooi stresS, Boston; Depot and Union ofics
nati, at No. 10 West Fourth street, N. ii. oorsrI
Broadway and Front streets, lis Vine street, at Ufl
MAIL Line steamers Landing, foot of Vine Sire
and e. New Passenger Depot Of the Oineinnfl
hamilton and Dayton Ratigay; in Louisville. af3l
" corner Main and Third streets, and % Fours
street, and at all the Offices Of connecting lines.
W. B. sHATTUoir Cam S;cRst 4 I SGIt
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CECoND DISTRICT COURT OF NEW Or
> leans-No. 3,24a-By virtue Of aud in obedience
to an order OF sale, rendered January "A, 1868, and
to me directed by the Honorable the second
District Court Of New Orleans in the above entitled
matter, / will proceed to sell at public auction. at the
hMerchants' and Auotioneers' Exchange, Royal street,
between Canal and CustomhSuss streets, in the
Second District of this city, on SATURDAY, the
9Th day of February, 1868 al IL O'clock M, for
account of said succession:
Sundry NOTES. ACCOUNTS, JUDGMENT, and
other assets of this suCc sssion, fully set forth in the
statement on file.
rerms-Cash on the sp5t.
Zee v. AVERY,
ja28feiS Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
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tnn1nqa Train laEroadNay Crossing.
trains arrive from tss M'sss y felCvs:
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IRON the relative high charges, the operating ex.
penses of the road are but 32X per cent. of the earn.
lngs, and the ratio would be much less if the con
tractors, business were not done at half rates.
Throwing out charges 10 contractors for Transports
tion OF materials ana men tS479. 23 AZ, and deducting
rom the aggregate of all operating expenses
t$3955O &la22 per cent. Cel5I, $50 40 as the proper
ton chargeabie on the work dsne tor contractors,
which was less than actual cost, because OF the hall
price charged for it, and we have the net operating
e1penses on the commercial business for the quarter,
s23L956 50. The account for the commercial business
stands as tollows.
Earnings for May. June, and July....,,.. ST3 75 "a
Expenses for May, June, and July ......... 23T.966 30
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w ~. rEEBEHTON. NO. 1As POw.
ell4at1set eetvedh ST QhaElos and Caron.
4eiet sfNeetd. New prieaus. Wholesale and Rafail
9salft ~ D5ug4 Hsdipi1os, Paints OIL. Col0rs
aA1A.-nt-s 1ili3a Q4c, Oto., has IL store q larrs
nE1ortmsat q tho following Goods. WHOA ~ m &
asAoH Prices either Whofssal5 Or Hoiail-
waite L1aQ Qt lae best brands. ErenAt and hrner.
i4n kina, QIof al kinds. Ne1efSa Red and Spas,
~ htc1sn, telqE C1hra. a.vAfieiy 81 tho best W.
NpN4Saa ErupQn window Glass. Stove poItsh an
1ooa soaps and Gqffen Mailing eNd Wifinr NJ
manufactured b. hilla1IL-
oI11. for the f1II1E
me Sfele "A eel guppasd Nilh al kinds Of Dsnnn
apl3
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RAILRoAnS.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RA1LROADc q
Importaut Notice 70 shippers 70 81, Lou,

Important Notice 10 shippers to 81, Ior,.
sugar, Rice, Molasses, Coffee, etc., by Atlanti
and Mississippi Steamship Line to Cairo. and my
nois Central Railroad to 81. Loris, at the redno..
rate of
Fifty Cents per o Pounds, ThronRh
The only route giving through bill of lndinr. an,
avoiding all delay and risk from ice or low water.
For information, or through bill Of lading, applye
j. B. WOODS,
General Agent Atlantic and Mississippi Eiue
No l4 Common street
or to JAMES r. TUCKER.
General Agent Illinois Central Railroad,
jal6 No. "a Oarondeles stree,
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SHERIFF'S SALES.


Deceased.
GECoND DISTRICT COURT OF NEW OR
- leans-No. ls.93A-By virtue of and in obedience
TO an order OF sale rendered January q, 1854,
and to me directed by the Honorable the Sec
ond District Court of New Orleans in
the above entitled matter, will pro
coed TO sell at publle auction. at the Merchants
and Auction GERS Exchange. Royal street, between
Canal ard C~ustomhouse streets, in the Second Dis,
trict of this city, on TUESDAY, the 18th day OF
febTua. ', 1868. at IL o'clock NJ, for account OF said
succession
SundTy NOTES, CLAIMS. and JUDGMENTS, set
forth in the statement on nile in the Clerk office OF
the said Court.
GEORGE W. AVERY,
jasO feel II Sheriff of the Parish Of orleans.
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LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE Avn
MEMPHIS AND LOUISVILLERAu-

nN AMI AFTER JULY 7. 1851. TRAINS win
run as follows. Viz
Leave Loaisyille......laW An. 800 n
arr az nasnglue ......g5W AN. n;b5 P. n
nomnoiae +. ...5iV9 4. y. 500 A. III
New Orleans. sos p. N. Us50 z
TRAINS LEAVE NASHVILLE for Chattannogs -
Atlanta at 200 NJ, and 8 100 A. III, and foF Dsr.
tur and Huntsville at ZOO T. NJ. and6 30 Al. N.
SLEEPTNG Cars accompany all night trains
Passengers leaving by i.0 A. M. train can tab
sleeping-car ct depot at any hour in the evening
hoxY1L BRANoH train leaves Louisville ateu
A M. Tor Lebanon, Danv1le, and Grab Orchsld
connecting by stage for all important points N
Southeastern Kentucky.
.EAVE CTrX ACCOMMODATION train leaves Iouls
vile 81 0:l0 A. II, arriving at UaYe City al S:45 pW
and stopping at all intermediate ~stations.
BARpsrowN train leaves Louisville at4:3O p n
The 800 7. M. train for Nashville and Metn5Ls
runs daily the 100 A. NJ. train daily except Snnd~
Bardstown and Knoxville Branch trains run dss
e1oeps SUNDAY ALBERT FINK,
aus General SuD'tI. a N. r. 4
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-31

nR j, WHITES MEDICAL INSTITUTE. COR.
~ ner 81 Charles and julia stIoots, Is sstaSished
for the cure q All forms OF disoase. chronic and
acnto. d. j. White has had the advautaeaz aad
experience which large cities AFFORD IN an extern
alve practice and IN all forms OF diseasa. more
than thirty Year,. He Is distinguished for his
ability and eertSlnty 70 detect al the siImsnfs
that affect the sufferer This experience euabies
him with equal certainty. instantly to perceive fhe
remedies indioatad-for either aex and m 1890
bis patients universally testify. A distirfuishas
practitioner and professor in two medical COLLEGE
stated ia his address, some years since, that "Dr-J
14 correct diagnosis. forming correct views Of an tho
diseases which his patient is suffering with what
o4s d1tg and humanity urge speedy and permanent
tellei- II MOTT too great a distance. Or. Whita vista
41arEes reasonable. n. B.-Pereons desiring Dr. j.
WINES Ad4icu and remedio8 will be careful TO cali AZ
q eddrass BY lettss, a. there nre several Dr.. WhItss
"a tle city. nol6 els
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

ESTATES OF GEO. w. LOGAN, Dr.,
EUGENE sONTAT, AND WIN. Q. c.
CLAIBORNE, DR.,
Individually, and as Members of tine Firm OF Logan,
Souiat 4 Claiborne. a- M
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uguste Feiber VS.. Thomas II. Barker.
CiXTH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW OR
y leans, No. 2l750.-By virtue of a writ of seizure
and sale to me directed by tee Honorable the sixth
District Court OF New Orleans, in the above entitled
cause, / will proceed to sell at public auc,
ton at the Merchants and AuctioneeTs' Elk.
change, Royal street. between Canal and Custom.
house streets, in the second District of his city, on
FRIDAY, the twenty first day of February, 1868,
at II O'Clock NJ, the following described property,
viz:
A certain LOT OF GROUND, together with all
the buildings and "tprOyements thereon, rights,
ways, ana privileges tuereunto belonging or in any
wise appertainiBg, situate in the First District
Of this city. in the square bounded by Camp, JuGa,
Magazine, and st, Joseph Streets, and having in
American measure thirty-two feet front on Maya
zine street by one hundred and sixty-nine feet nine
incnes, more or less, depth between parallel nee,
as per plan of G. A HedIn, late Surveyor, dated Sep
tember 80 1913, and deposited in the Office of +.
Percy, tie a notary public in tins city.
Being the same property acquired by defendant
at a public sale made on the 18th day or November,
1854, at Banks Arcade, by virtue of an order of the
Fourth District Court of New Orleans, dated Octo-
her 4, 1854. rendered in the matter of ThomasgC.
Malone We. His Creditors.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-CashO on the spot.
GEORGE W. AYEPv
9a2l fe6 q Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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MEDICAL.


M. g. KELLOGG
omes. ls7 Camp 81 Residence. ss ST. Charles st
REMOVAL
DR.. kEELoea has removed his residence to No.
SO 81 Charles street. and ofacs to No. ISL Camp
street das gml
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ESTATES OF MALUs A. BEUN Ell,
MAMMALIAN BECNEL, AND EU-
PHEMIE BECEEL,
Individually, and as Members of the Firm of NJ. A.
Becnel d Co.
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The amount Of bonds the Company can issue On
20 miiesrat SIC 600 per mile, is IS. 10000 Interest
IN gold. three months, at s per cent. on this sum, is
SIeOUi add 10 per cent premium, to correspond with
currency earnings, is sos, 100, showing that the net
earnings for this quarter were MORE THAN -FOUR
TIMES THE INTEREST on the First Mortgage Bonds
on this length of road.
FIRST Mortgage Bonds. whose interest is so amply
provided for and so thoroughly secured, must be
elasseo among the SAFEST Investments. They pay
6n per cent in gold, and are offered for the
present At ninety cents on the dollar, and accrued
interest AZ six per cent in currency from JuIyI,
Many parties arc taking advantage Of the present
nign price Of government stocks 10 exchange for
these bonds which are over 10 per cent. Cheaper
and, at the current rate of premium on gold nav over
nine per cent. interest,
Subscriptions viii be received in New York At the
Company ONCE, No. 20 Nassau street. and BY the
goNIINEHTAL NATIONAL BANK No. Nassau FL.
CLARK, DODGE &Co.,B BANKERS, No. 81 Wall ST.,
yoHNJ. CISCO a Soa, BANKERS, No. 80 Wall st.
HENRY CLEWs d o., BANHERs, No. 90 Wall n.
hEDpEN, WINCHESTER 4 Co.. No. 90 Broadway,
snd Dy banks and baRkers generally throughout the
United etates, Of Nhom mays and descriptive nam
JOIN j. DISCO. TrsaAersr.
August ~. f1nf UrE1 Haw Enrk-
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RE0 MILES -. .....". 400 MILES
OF THE
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD,

UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD,
Running west from Omaha across the continent, are
nov completed, and it is expected that the remain
ing 81 miles, to carry the track to the base Of the
Rocky Mountains, will be finished early in OctobeA
Contracts have already been made for roek-cuttings
DeyOnd, 20 be done during the winter. The work is
being pushed forward with equal energy on the Cal
ltornia end of the route, under the direction of the
Central Pacific company, commencing at Sacrament
to, and it is confidently expected that the two roads
Will meet in 1870, thus completing the entire grand
line connecting the Atlantic and Pacific oceans. on
which ~THIRIY-FIVE LII DOLLARS in
cash have already been expended. From the liberal
government aid, the wealth and energy of the stock
holders, and the ready market for the First Mort
gage Bonds, there is no want of funds for the most
pletion is as certain as any future business event
can be.
Net Earnings of Uni0n PReiae Railroad.
During the quarter ending duly 81 of the current
year an average of 35 miles OF the Union Pacific
railroad was in operation. The SUPERINTENDENT re-
port shows the following result
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sWCCeNNIOH OA INC IAIe VIctOr ITOHG UEWci
Deceased.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT OF NEW OR.
- leaIs, No, 80, l59-By virtue of and in obedience
to an order Of sale rendered January 20, 1865, TO me
dlre3ted by the Honorable the Second District Court
of New orleans, in the above entitled matter, l will
proceed to sell at pub ic auction, on
the hrst day of February, 1868, at l01a O'Clock A. M,
at my warehouse, No. % Jefferson street, in the
cession-
Tn MOVABLE EFFECTS belonging to said sue.
cessiOn, consisting OF Household Furniture, ETC., as
per inventory on file.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
GEO. W.. AVERY.
JAIL % fel Sheriff of the Parish of orleans.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-11

Mrs. Nancy King died near Big Island,
in Bedford county, last week, at the extreme
age of one hundred and three gears. She
had been three times married, and at the
time of her decease was o widow.-Lylch-
burg Neaos.
The canker-worm has begun its destruc-
ton of the apple crop in many parts of Mas
sachusetts. This will be the fourth year
that they have reigned.
The subject discussed in one of the Sab
bath schools in Amherst, Mass, on recent
Sabbath, was, have physicians any right to
pray for their daily bread ?"
The Thomas Dean, the largest steamer
ever built on the western waters, was sue
cessfully launched at Cincinnati on satur-
day.
One of the United States soldiers, on duty
at Georgetown, S. c., was murdered by
having his throat cut by a colored man
few nights since.
New York city, on Saturday evening, was
almost eaten up by mosquitoes, which came
over from the Jerseys in solid column.
It has been found that steel ri1e-barrels
when fred off several times in northerly
direction acquire magnetic properties.
The Manchester Mirror says all the indi-
cations are favorable for an immense apple
crop in New Hampshire this season.
A son Of Ex-Governor McGofin is now in
Southwestern Virginia for the purpose OF
buying cattle to drive to Kentucky.
The Valley Virginian says carpenters,
bricklayers, &c., are needed in Staunton.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-11
Affairs in New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, June 10.-At noon to-
day Mr.. Conway, the newly-elected Mayor,
presented himself at the City Hall and pre-
scented Mayor Heath with copy of Gene
raj Buchanan's order announcing the cleo
ton of the former to the office Of Mayor.
Mayor Heath replied that he knew of no
law authorizing the election in question
and Furthermore, that he did not acknow-
ledge the authority of General Buchanan
to issue said order. Conway replied that
he called in obedience to the order to as
sumo the duties of the Office, and if Mr..
Heath did not acknowledge its authority he
should be under the necessity Of reporting
the fact to the commanding General. Mr..
Heath replied, 81 decline to give up the
Office" Whereupon Conway proceeded to
headquarters.
At 2:30, Conway, accompanied by Cap
tain De Russy, of General Buchanan's staff,
proceeded to the City Hall, and informed
Mayor Heath that he had come to execute
the order which he presented-directed to
Captain De Russy and signed by the Adju-
tant- General-directing him to proceed to
the City Hall and install Mr.. Conway as
Mayor of the city.
Mr.. Heath replied that he was duly ap-
pointed Mayor of the city of New Orleans,
that his appointment was confirmed by Con-
gress, and that he knew of no election which
was legal of successor to fill his place
therefore he did not recognize the authority
of General Buchanan to remove him from
office.
Captain De Russey hereupon retired, pro-
cured squad of police, placed Mr.. Heath
under arrest, and ordered him to deliver
the keys and books of the Office over to Mr..
Conway. Mr.. Heath refused to comply
without written order, which being given
him, Conway took possession of the Mayors
office, and announced Mr.. John W. Over
all as his secretary.
While writing the orders mentioned
Judge Whitaker informed Captain DeRussy
that writ quo aoarGnto had been issued by
Judge Duhanter of the Sixth District Court
upon Conway.
Captain DeRussy replied that Conway
was then installed, and that the writ would
have to take its proper course, but could not
interfere with the duties he was then dis
charging.
Heath, having turned over the books and
keys, was released upon parole.
Before sending Captain DeRussy to in
stall Conway, General Buchanan sent a
communication to Mr.. Heath desiring his
presence at headquarters OF his earliest con-
venience.
Heath replied that he was then officially
engaged, but would call ut the earliest op'
portunity compatible with his official du-
ties.
Heath to-day received letter containing
the single word "STICK," purporting tt
have been signed by 5000 Republican
friends.
Considerable excitement is prevailing
throughout the city and strong body O
police has been stationed ut the City Hall
Becher and Massicat, recorders cleo
from the first and third districts, have
qualified.
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ny t.,e Atlantic Gable.

LONDON, June 9.-In The House Of Gom-
mons this evening Sir Harry vernev made
some inquiries concerning the opening Of
territory in British North America to act
element. Mr.. Adderly. the under secretarv
for the Colonial Department. replied that
yhe early colonization of the lands from
Lake Superior to the Pacific coast was de-
sirable, but so long Is negotiations for q
settlement with the Hudson's Bay Company
were pending, no steps could be taken by
the home Government in that direction.
PARTS, June 9.--Stockelberg, the new
Russian Minister, presented his credentials,
and had q formal reception ut the Court
Yesterday. In his speech he expressed his
hope for continuance Of friendly relations
between France and Russia on a basis Of
mutual interests.
Napoleon made pacific reply. He reci-
procated the hope expressed by Stockelberg,
and thought that the appointment of an en-
voy 80 personally popular in France was q
pledge Of amity.
BERLIN, June 9.-The North German
Parliament has voted On appropriation for
the expenditures of the ensuing year.
A bill has been introduced to raise a loan
for the Improvement of the Federal navy.
LONDON, June 9.-The Ascot races com
menced to-day. The attendance was very
large. The Prince and Princess of Wales,
Prince of Denmark, Prince Christian and
wife, were present. The weather was fine,
and the track in good condition.
The race for the gold vase was ". oy
Blinkhoolie, Prince of Wales stake by
Rothschilds, King Alfred Ascot stakes by
Mosham mare, and the Queens stand plate
by Sir Joseph Hawley's XII.
LONDON, June 9.-Evening The weather
is delightful.