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OFFICE MANHATTAN Co-orERATIvE)
RELIEF ASSOCIATION,
No 1872 BRooME ST. Nkw York
THE MANHATTAN COOPERATIVE RE
LIEF ASSOCIATION is chartered by the State
of New York.
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The membership fees are six dollars at Joining
ifor which policy will be lurnirhed) and
81 10 on the death of each member, OF
which due notice will he given. One dollar from
each member and the ten cents for expenses OF
collecting.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-09-23

\ The advantages Of this Association over ordi
nary Lille Insurance. ompanies are. no panic
can braak Il the fees are 30 small and require
to be paied at such long intervals, thai any mar
can secure 10 his family a competency upon hi
death
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Tie object of this Association Is to secure
cash payment within forty days after the death
Of member OF as many dollars a. there ale mem
bers in the class to which he or she belongs, TO
his or her heirs. t''. '.t93' 47''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-04
LOUISIANA.

Installation Of New Orleans Omcials-Pre-
ceedings In tho Legislature.
NEW ORLEANS, July g. 1893.
Yesterday General Buchanan sent Captain De
Russy of his st to induct the lately elected street
Commissioner and Recorder of the Third district into
ONCE the former ocers having refused to acknowl-
edge the validity Of the Generals order.
In the House to-day joint resolution was offered
by Mr. Noble democra TO appropriate e. 500 for the
celebration Of the Fourth Of July. It was objected
to on account Of the shortness OF time, and tabled
on motion Of republican by strict party vote Of
The House refused to adjourn over the Fourth Of
July.
In the Senate Mr.. Braughn (democrat) moved sus-
pension Of the rules for third reading OF the four
teenth amendment a. Its final adoption was.a FORE
gone conclusion. It was tabled
Several bills were introduced for placing the con-
troll Of the New Orleans police In the hands OF the
Governor, continuing General Hancocks order for
the payment of the State debts In greenbacks, and
ordering the Governor to enforce the provisions OF
article ninety nine OF the constitution and the four
teenth amendment.
Mr.. Jewell (democrat) protested against the pro-
ceedngs OF the republicans during the first two days
Of the session.
Considerable objection was made to the reception
OF the protest but 1t was finally received and spread
on the minutes.
me senate adjourned till Monday, the. vote being
II to Is The Is opposing Adjournment are radicals
The military and strong police force are ON duty
again today. but the city Is entirely quiet.
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NORTH CAROLINA.

Proceedings In the LesisIature-Prepescd In
valuation Of the Fundamental Condition In
the ReadmIssion Act or Congress.
RALEIGH, N. c. July 3, 1885,
In the Senate to-day Judge Osborne, elected from
Mecklenburg presented his credentials, which were
referred to the Committee of Investigation.
The President Of the Senate ruled that the General
Assembly having adopted the Howard amendment It
had the force OF law in the state, though not yet
part OF the constitution OF the United States hence
he would not admit persons who were not bound
byit
Mr.. Robbins, Senator from Rowan, offered
resolution, In substance, that North Carolina de-
clares that the fundamental condition In the Omni-
bus bill providing for readmission OF the State &C.,
shall be forever held without legal force or eject a.
to this state; and that the declaration is made not
to obstruct settlement and union, but to avoid
the consequence OF silent acQuescence or approval
OF doctrine fraught with danger to the rights Of all
the states, and OF constitutional governments.
Certificates OF members In the House, who have
not had their disabilities removed, referred to
the appropriate committee.
Two negro doorkeepers were elected In the House
and one In the Senate.
Governor Holden delivers his inaugural address
tomorrow
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MISSISSIPPI.

Convention Committee Hunting for Frauds
in tho Eiection-They Refuse to Show the
Testimony to tho Leading Citizens-A Row
Enspes,
JACKSON, July 8, 1858.
The committee Of five appointed by the late Con-
vention have for several days been engaged In elicit
ing testimony from negroes to prove fraudulent
dealings In the election They sat with closed doors,
receiving only &c parte evidence. To-day number
OF new witnesses were introduced, and delegation
Of cttfzens consisting OF Judge Sharkey, Judge
Potter, Joshua Green, General wharton and Colonel
Jone1 8. Hamilton, called upon the committee
and asked to hear the testimony, which
was refused. High words ensued, ana q
pistol was drawn by an attache OF the commit
tee. he was arrested and taken before the City
Court, and while the trial was In progress the mill
tary suspended the civil proceedings, and the prison
ers were ordered TO report to the military Mayor to-
morrow.
The committee OF i've, under an ordinance OF the
Convention, appointed three commissioners In each
county to supervise the elections to be paid 50 per
diem each, and they are now presenting their &C
counts General Mcdowell orders the state Auditor
to allow such accounts as the reconstruction fund
will pay all the election expenses.
despatch from Aberdeen says on Tuesday night,
Mr. Herbert, q republican candidate for the State
Senate, murderOusly assaulted o freedman who
voted the democratic ticket. The negro's life was
saved by some citizens. During the affair Herbert
was shot and dangerously wounded.
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TENNESSEE.

Governor Brownfow the state Bond
R.-,Iv-
NAsHAILLE July 3, 1868.
communication in the Press ana Times (the
official Organ) this Iqorning, recommends an extra
session OF The Legislature to stop the issuance OF new
bonds and other EFFORTS 70 raise the funds except
binary taxation; to apply these fund to the state go
eminent and to appropriate the receipts from rail
ceived favorably. Governor HrownIow says that q
conspiracy exists In New York among the stockjOb-
bers. u the Legislature viii take his advice they
Will withdraw the State patronage from that city.
MIS-. President Johnson, Mrs. StOrer ana family
have arrived at Greenville to spend the Summer.
out yesterday at Athens
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VIRGINIA..
Decision In the Case Of Clnnn vs.. s'recubock-
Proposed New Radical Organ.

Decision In the Case Of Cinfin vs.. s'recnbock--
Proposed New Radical Organ.
RICHMOND, July 3, 1868.
In the suit OF II. b. Claim Co., OF New York. VS..
j. Steenbock Co., OF this city, the Supreme Court
rendered decision to-day An attachment taken
out by Claim Co. that covered the entire property
OF Steenbock Co., a debt OF f4s 900, was quashed
by Judge Burnham in the Hastings Court Of this city
some months ago Against this decision Claim A
Co. appealed and the case has been under
adjudication and was fully argued a few weeks
since before the Supreme Court. To-day Judgment
was delivered on the appeal, reversing the direction
OF the Hastings Court and RENTING the cause with
instructions TO try II ON Its merits This will bring
the original 70 trial at an early day, and IL
involves the mercantile standing Of the Messrs.
Steenbock Co. good deal OF interest Is evnsed In
II both here and In New York.
movement Is on foot, headed by Governor Wells,
to establish first class radical organ herr. II IL
proposed to form joint stock company with q
capital q o,0oo IN shares Of 500. each the cow
pany tobuy out Hunnseut's Neto Nation for 5000.
The paper will be started when one.third OF the sub
scriptpJn is paid Prospects, however are not bright
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TEXAS.

The Alleged Frauds In the Brownsville Custom
House.
NEW ORLEANS, July 3, 1858.
Collector Whaley, OF Brownsville, Texas, has for
warded q document to the agent Of the Associated
Press Of this city. signed by the Mayor and Post
master Of Brownsville, the Deputy Coec tor Of In
ternal Revenue OF Brownsville and Major General
McC0ok, commanding the sub-district OF the Rio
Grande certifying that the statement OF fraud and
disorder In the Brownsville Custom House, tele-
Rraphed from. Galveston June TO- furnished by q
special correspondent, was entirely false.
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GEORGIA..

New Omcials IsstaIlcd-The Ashburn Murder
Trial.
ATLANTA, July g. 1893.
In compliance with teiesrsphic orders from Gene
raj Grant, General Meade has issued orders appoint
ing Rufus Bullock Governor Of Georgia, vice Gene
raj Ruger, removed to take effect tomorrow on the
assembling OF the Legislature. Also william II.
smith to Be Governor OF Alabama, vice Patton, re-
moved, and A. =. Appegste Lieutenant Governor, 70
take erect July L.
the Columbus prisoners h strong against NE GO
cused.
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FRANCE.

Debate ON the Budget-The Military Expen.
difure.
PARIS, July 3, 1858.
In the Gorps Legislatif to-day the debate on the
Budget was resumed.
brilliant speech was made by M. Theirs, the
burden of which was that peace, liberty and good
nct.
NJ Magne, Minister of Finance, informed the mem
bers that further loan was needed to meet the army
expenditures.
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CUBA.

Few Cases Of Yellow Fever and Cholera
General Taboada.
HAVANA, July 3, 1858.
The cases Of yellow fever are few and cholera IL
decreasing.
General Taboada, OF Vera Cruz fame, has gone to
New Orleans
At Trinidad de Cuba some vessels have been sned
for not having their ballast registered in kilograms
according to law.
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CANADA.

Commercial ReIatisns-Feuian Arms.
MONTREAL, Canada, July 3, 1885,
Mr.. Derby is here, endeavortng to procure fur
thcr Information a. TO the commercial relations
between the United States and the British American
Provinces.
Reports continue to be received here Of the re-
mova OF Fenian arms from st. Albans.
The weather Ia intensely hot and dry.
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Mrs. Victor Sentenced tn be Hanged.
CLEVELAND, July g. 1893.
Mrs. Victor tho condemned murdercss, was this
afternoon sentenced by Judge Foote, Of the Common
Pleas Court, to be hanged on the 2sth OF August
next. But few persons were psesent since her
conviction Mrs. Victor haa been apparently insane.
but medical examination By DR.. Thayer, OF this
city, LEFT no doubt that abe was shammng She
evinced no concern when sentenced singing
There's Rest for the Weary
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GREECE.

The United States Minister at Court.
LONDON, July 8, 1868.
despatch from Athens states that Mr.. Tucker.
man, the newly appointed Minister Of the United
States to Greece had arrived In that city and pre-
sented his credentials to the King Of Greece.
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TURKEY.

The Sultan Banqnets Prince Napoleon.
CoNsTANTIN0PLB, July 8, 1883.
Prince Napoleon dned to-day with the Sultan.
The viceroy Of Egypt and all the ambassadors Of
the foreign Powers were present.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-04

MRS. wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP, for childre.s
teshing softena the gums reduces Inflammation aays A
pain Sure TO regulate the bowels Perfectly safe In ali
as millions OF mothers testify.
London, England.
Be sure and call for
MRS. wfNsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP,
having the smile Perkins
per. AL others base mutations.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-04

The Gorgeous Real nIeerschaum Pipe, valus
960O presented by LORILLARD the 'SchuetLsnest"
prize and which the New York press noticed % feycr
DENBERG SON, the celebrated manufacturer Of
schaums and makers Of the Yacht Club Pipes % Wall strs
and No. 8 John street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-04

DR.. x. b. F0otc, Author Of eMedical Con.-
SENSE be consulted In person b. letter 81 his
ONCE No. 100 Lexington TweDty eghA
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Brilliant and Enormously Powerful Day and
night double Perspective 0assee for tourists and
rfne SERMONS, Optician, 660H Broadway.
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General Napier at Windsor.
CHINA.

The Rebels Of tho North Against Pelkin.
HONG Kong, May 20, 1858. via LONDON July 8.
Reports from the North state that the rebels have
met with recent successes, and that Pekin is seri
Ously menaced.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-04

Boots, Shoes, Gaiters and slippers Of Every
variety, ready made and made order, ct @. c. RICH
MON6's, 67S Broadway opposite nstropoiitsn Hotel
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Bachelors Hair Dye.@The Best In The
world The only perfect Dyes harmless reliable, nsaoa
Factory Is Bond street.
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sPALDING's GLUE mend. crockery, woodsnwars,

Bathing Dresses for Ladies and Gentlemen.-
large variety Prices from % TO &l2 suit, a
UNION ADAMS, D7 Broadway.
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ARKANSAS.

Installation Of the New GOveruor.
MBMPHIs, Tenn July 3, 1893.
special despatch from Little Rock seys the in
luguratiOn OF Powell Clayton, Governor elect oi
Arkansas, took place yesterday
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cation would confer the greatest moral and DO.
littcal biessing ON the two countries. (Cheersl
N. FERDINAND DE LRSSBPs, who replied In French,
pointed out the great Importance OF teegraphy and
dwell on the fact that this was an age when scien-
DO anticipated.
Mr.. HoRATioN LLOYD proposed the toast of 'rhe
with ell the h0nOrs.
Lord WILLIAM Hay proposed the toast Of 'The
Chairman" He said that the noble chairman was
well known for his enlightened and liberal views,
pecay In regard to those who belonged to the other
country. The toast having been drank and the
chairman having replied the company broke up at
General Napier at Windsor.
LONDON, July 8, 1858.
Major General Sir Robert Napier Is at Windsor TO-
day, where he Is the guest Of her Majesty Queen
Victoria.
Harvest Prospects,.
LONDON, July 8, 1858.
The weather is very nne and favorable for crops.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-04

A.-Phalon's ssPaphian Soap' Possesses the
viii not chap the skin; IL Invaluable for the TOILET.
BATH and NURSERY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-04

For Moth Patches, Freckies and Tan On The.
face, PERRY'S Moth and Freckie Lotion. Sott ~
druggists everywhere
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Ncatness, Economy and De-pntch Combffed
of orders Metropa TITAN JOB Ytioiins EHeAb
tshmeni, Va Nassau street.
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye.-The Best Rvap-
manufactured Wholesale and RETAIL also applied q No.
HOUSE.
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Royal Havana ery.-Prizcs Cas>ued I'm
gold aud inforsastlon furnished by T. de Orhnea Co.,
Bankera IL Cedar street, New York.
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Mo.auito Nets and Patent Portable Canpa,.
pies at KELTy's 6ur.ain Store, &E Roadway
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A.-Phalon's "Paphian LOtion0 Remevoo
FRECKLESs PIhPLES, TAN, SALT RHEUn, ERYSKRs
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The Bank Report.

The Bank Report.
PARIS July g. 1862
The regular weekly statement Of the Bank OF
France, made public to-day, shows that the amount
OF bullion in vault has decreased 900 francs since
last week.
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For First Class Prinaing Of Every Descrfp-.
on 60 the Metropolitan Job Printing EstablshmcptM
Nassau street.
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A.-Lyen's Magnetic Insect Powder.
Cockroachss 6ess bugs and every kind Of insect
Killed at BY this remarkable powder. 10
ou: but certain 10 do is work. single dask hs0
A Peck Of Cockroachss.
Be sure you get Lyons i s the original and only true n
ure Of Lyon the aask Depot II PARK row, New Yor
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Beware Of Tooth PoisOns
vended under tbs OF dentrces Adopt and adhere
the only preparation that really teeth and
hsrdens the gums fragrant SOZ0D0Hr Its effects d.
csying teeth marvellous.
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Mo. La. B. kelly CO.'S,
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Royal Havana Lottgry.-Fsr OGcint Draw
ing for June ~, 1868, another % the paper.
TAYLOR a CO., Bar kerr rs Wall street, New vort
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The Turkish Baths, mt ~ Laiaht sfreet,
New yort, will be open all day on Saturday, nnday and
Monday for tho arcommodaton of Delegates an others v
ting the city d'riny the Convention They are Injury has
every shohd try.
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Full Convention Proceedings

Full Convention Proceedings
IN THE EVENING TELEGRAM
THIS AFTERNOON
POLITICAL NOTES ABOUT TOWN.
SEE THE EVENING TELEGRAM
TO-DAY
THE AMNESTY PROCLAMATION
IN EVENING TELEGRAM
THIS DAY
ALL THE NEWS OF THE DAY
IN THIS AFTERNOONS
EVENING TELEaRAx.
THE EVENING TELEaRAx
WILL BE PUBLISHED
THIS AFTERNOON.
JULY THE FOURTH.
AND WILL CONTAIN AZ. TAG PROCEEDINGS
OF THE DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CONVENTION,
WHICH MEETS IN
TAMMANY HALL
TO-DAY AT II O'CLOCK NOON
THE EVENING TELEGRAM
WILL ALSO CONTAIN THE PRESIDENTS
GENERAL AMNESTY PROOLAMATIoN
II ISSUED TO-DAY. TOGETHER WITH THE POLITE
CAL MOVEMENTS ABOUT TOWN AND ALL THE.
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wls., Tsupess and 6rnanc.tai Hair.-peee
k0Re u Bond trsst II
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GENERAL NEWS OF THE DAY.
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Ps.-rHE SPIRIT resumes this day No old time aouors'

THE SPIRIT OF TIE TIMES
M wilkes and ALI ne powerful corps writers seh REMAIN
associated with its fortunes r.NtatH
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The Chnse Movement the Political Chess
board II assuming proportions thai three months
little dreamed Of by the shrcwdes payers among the demo-
cratic politicians and there conservative repuSf
well democrats, who think that N Chase is sny
tered for the Presidential he will prove the winner -
the stakes But whether entered not KNOX the HafNr
No. 22 broadway vii connue 10 supply the general public
with the superior quality and style OF hats for which hu 90
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m. r.:s Is. No.
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tiles still deny having done anything but carry
out the law against smuggling and public opinion Ia
that this ts the beginning OF long premeditated
English blockade Of Mexican ports which Ia to end
in an English Mexican war.
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nIazatIau Biockaded by an English Gunboat-
Alleged Outrage ON Two of Her Omcers the
Reason = Preparations to lombard the
Town.
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CAL MOVEMENTS ABOUT TOWN AND ALL ran.
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OF human agencies we can more freely speak.
honor the great inventors. In their lifetime they
have seldom received all the consideration to which
they are entitled. An old friend OF mine In one Of
them. I speak Of Mr.. W. Fothergill. I do not see
him here, and he may not be present "A voice, He
IA herer He IL here, then and hope he IA able to
axe consolation after this long and patient investi
CATION from the feeling which he has seen exhibited
here tonight and nom the benefit TO the
he certainly was one OF the discoveries.
honor Wheatstone and Morse and all those men of
science who have made these great discoveries pos
sibIe and also the gallant captain OF that great ship
lcheers)-whose vast cargo not discharged In any
port but sunk in oceans silent depths, has brought
ineasureless blessings to mankind loud cheersJ |
honor our distinguished, our eminent-rnay not say
our ilustrious guest OF Observation-Disclosures after
all that can be said OF invention, OF science and OF
capital Il required the knowledge, the energy and
tho perseverance, OF Cyrus w. Field TO bring TO this
grand consummation the greatest achievement which
human Industry and human knowledge have ever
accomplished loud and continued cheerng)
Lord STRATf0RD DE REDcIFFB-ltwa was very grateful
to him have TO propose the toast OF literature and
the press OF the two countries. lie took great interest
In the subject and only the importance OF the
occasion which had induced him TO be present that
eyening. That occasion was one which appealed to
their strongest feelings and sympathes as Ii related
10 the political and social bonds OF connection be-
tween this country and the great republic the other
side OF the Atlantic. IL had been his good fortune be
connected at one time ministerially with America,
and he had done his best TO promote harmonious re-
iations between the two countries. At that time
there were some difficulties in the way but the treaty
that was executed failed to be accepted owing to the
insertion OF condition to which the Parliament OF
this country would not agree The press was indeed
most powerful influence, but II required TO be
fully guarded lest II might IN any way encourage
immortality, either In politics or In social affairs.
Mr.. PARK GoDwrS, in replying for the press,
pointed out that but for the press their meeting
that evening would be obscure gathering Instead
Of being made known throughout the world. The
press arose with modern civilization and continued
to be great civilixer o? modern times
The EARL Of MORLEY, In proposing the extension Of
telegraphy throughout the world said he felt per-
fecty unable to do justice to this Important subject
which offered one OF the grevtest triumphs Of sci
the world had ever seen. He did not look upon
this 90 merely m1terial OF commercial advance
bus be believed tb6se lines Of teeRraphlc commune