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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
FROM EUROPE TO-DAY, ~ CABLE.
The Enslsh Press on seyneur's Nsmina.

FROM EUROPE TO-DAY, ~ CABLE.
The Ens lish Press on Seyneur's Nsmina.
ten.
Prince Alfred Visits the Americas Fleet.
LONDON, Ju'y li.-Te'egram3 from the New
York Associar Pres ofice, announcing tre
final result of the ballotfngs in the National
Democratic Convention, were promptly re-
ce.vrd by the London j0arnals. The di. o tche,
evoke cOmTe ents from the pi;ss- generally un.
f.yorr bic to the sucr: Of the tirles
The daily Sdndard thinks these sanguine
mocrats themselves may well doubt If Ho.
7; ho seymour can de1sat this most popular
The Daily Teps says that the Rsdicai party
will exult over the Democratic defeat. which
is c.r am to follow the selection Of so weak
candidate as Heratio Seymour.
The keWs thinks the country needed a
roncer end MOI healthful man in sppositio,
than it fs likefv now to hive. and bel'evr- that
the ints.ligent Americans Will soon acknow-
l Ore this with regrel
The morning Ke raid treats Of the coming elec-
ron as a Iore gone conclusion. The Herdld is
not sure "f the best man tre Democracy coald
Ell CT could not oppose Geler1l Grant with
advantage on the question Of keeping f,,,h
W ta the Eoufhrrn Sfa es and the Dor rdho'd.
ers. But Grants personal "nipenc ce and pop
ular ~ would probably elect biIt in any even
LONDON, July 10-I2:l5 p. M.-Prince Alfred.
who hrs been stay ius out at Windsor, on leave,
since his arriva, from Australia, lei. the TO, =,
reside ooe this NOR aing and paid a complimeu.
tsry yis.s 10 and ,nspc elton of the A ne-ic IN
lynn in the Sole II, under command Of Admi.
ra, F:rrr-ut The P~Ipce bo.-d d the Admi.
rails fahchjp Fra Ikfort, the usual houors
and crew.
LONDON, July y11-Forenoon.-Weathe esod.
Consols for MONEY, 4Ra9ik. On account,
e4ha9ia U: s. Bonds, 73I. Illinois Central,
l0iB. Erie, 90.
FRANKFoRT, July li-U. s. Bonds, Tx.
LIVERPOOL. July 11.-Cotton quiet; sales
.OCO bales. Breadstufrs quiet. others IN.
changed.
LONDON, July II Sugar dull.
LONDON, July III - -Evenipg.-Consols for
money 9iaa941 on account 9ikaoiS; U. S
Bonds. 73S: Erie. i6; Illinois Central, i0iX.
LIVERPOOL, July ii. - Cotton qutt; sales,
e,VU bales Corn, l3s. I'd. Flour dull.
LoNDov July II-Sugar, on the spot, 26s. ::
to arrive, Zts Cd.
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~ There are not so many papers in this
country, by one hundred and fifty, as there
were five years ago.
~ The new.tashioncd sacEs worn by the
ladies in the country, made with wide lappels,
are very stylish and snowy.
~ Two calves were killed in Kennebec by
their rash experiment on green wall paper q
food. Analysis showed that square foot of
the paper contained poison enoueh to kill four
men.
- Laborers in South Carolina are dome
better than in any previous year since the waf
closed.
s0Ons of the Ontario towns Appropriated
i've cents for the celebration oE Dominion day,
and appointed COMMITTEES TO see them judici.
ously expended.
~ The 81, Louis Board Of Health, ON FRIDAY.
seized Gll the water melons in the markets OF
that city.
E Hon. John II. Boyd died at his residence
In WhitehalL n. Y, on Thursday morud n
last. He Wss msmber Of Congress froa 1851 70
GH John b. Brownlow. Of the Ynox wiz
fTennessee) Whig, tried TO shoot Mr. Kirkbv
sf the Knoxville Press, last Thursday.
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TIE NATIONAL TEACHERS ASSOCIATION
This as ociation will hold its ghth annual
meeting at Nashville, Team, Augus. 10th, 20. b,
sn9 Iist, leos. The order OF exercises will be
WEDNESDAY, August 10ih-Address Of wei.
coTe by DIR. J. Berrisa Lindsley, Chauceilor
11 psidss, Of NsshU,l'' and by
Committees. Report on the Study of the
Clsssics in our Colleges, by DIR. J. w. An.
drews, Of Marietta College, follow wed by di Gus
sion. Discussion: drawing in Common
Schools with an exercise. Lecture by Dr.
Paul A: Chadbourne, President OF the Univer-
siiy OF Wi.eonsin. Topic: "The trae iGr OF
subject Discussion Of the subject: sWhat
are the true relations between Coilegc7 a I'd
Com mon Schoolsp' Presidents Addre- !.
Followed by discussion.
Thursday, August 20th:-Report on the
School Systems of the United St.t"s, by 7.
CTuikshank. L. L. D., OF Brooklyn, N. Y.
Discussion "The place and propoI ion Of the
tiop.' Paper by L. U. Haven ID. d., l.. L. d.,
Pr, sident Of University of Michigan Topic:
Relative adva ntages of the lecture and Glass
Recitation systems" Followed by discussion
Of the subject. Address by General John
Eaton. Superintendent of Public Instruction
for the S!aie OF Tennessee. Topic: Education
ever old and ever new Address by Hon.
Horace Maynard, Of Teaness .. Theme: "R +.
Friday, August 2lst-Report: "On the du.
ties OF State in respect to Higher Educstion."
by hon. j. r. Wickersham, s1uperlntendt Mt OF
Public Instruction of Pennsylvania Paper
by J. b. White, President OF Almira Female
COllC3 3e. Theme: THE Higher Educatioa of
Women CONTRAST d with the Higher Education
Of Men," Followed by discussion. Election
Of officers, &c. Social reunion. Addresses
Of officers. &c.
The following gentlemen have been invites
TO deliver addresses or read papers before the
Association. No reply has yet been received
from them, but IL is presumed that most, il not
oil, will accept the Invitation and be pre- sent -
Barnas Sears, ID. D., Superintendent Of Pea
body Fund: A. ID. White, LII. b., President of
Cornell University; Rev. DIR. prof, Brochus,
Grcenville, 5. c.: Prof. Brown, Athens, GA !;
Prof Holmes, University OF Virginia; DIR. Van
Bokkelyn, Of Nd.
1t Is expected that this me eting will be one
OF unusual interest. The Legislature Of Ten.
nFssee, by joint esolution, rendered the Asso-
cation the legislative halls for the sessions.
Arrangements have be an made for excursions
TO the Mammoth Cave, and to other points OF
national interest. The T.iilrocds centering at
Nashville will give Irce return tickets TO those
who pay full IRE over them in going to the
me etiDg. The Pennsylvania railroad will also
give rec re,DIn tickets.
The National As ociation Of School Superiu-
tendents Will meet at Nashville Monday morn
ing, August 18th. and continue in session one
dav.
The annual m citing Of the Americsn Normal
SchoO& Association " ill be held at the same
place Tue .day, AURust 18Th
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shan be pad IN the same manner a. otl.r
.ndgmsufs OF said court
eur. = Asd D. afsrtk<r esncfeA rhst no p.r
son ssaii fie or prosecute say ella N or sl.. IN
,neCourt OF Cis.us, or sn appea' thcrefro n.
Tor or IN rssp~0t 20 which ne OF anye ssxaes 81
ms shall have commenced and has pendine
any s4e or procCss IN any osher court agaius.
ahy omcer OF person who. az the une of the
use OF cthon alb~rtd IN such SUI or process
stoeS, yes ~ respect thereto act'ag or pro-
Il ne 20 act medirtely OF immediai sly, " 6c~-
toe setoouty OF the Uhited Stltes. unk sca
soit on process n nov pending In such o hsr
.s' ISe., snai es w.iadrawn or di-B missed W IN A
huty days affer TIE passage of N act-
Stc. y 4sd b " fHrfAsr sarr,eS Th.f 4. sh.tt
ee the duty Of the clerk of the !, "a tS,nrf
OF 1la.ms 10 traksmit 70 IoaereSs. Al the
con- encement OF every Deoemesr ses-
to7, full and complete staiemeat Of an
ne Judk ments rend- red by the sad eogrt
ior TIE previous year, stating tha amouot-
thereof and the parties IN whose favor ren
der-d. 10. ether with a brief synopsis OF the
nature OF the ctaims upon which said ,ods
ments have eCen rendend-
Sfc- 10. 4sd De- Il fsrtASr csscfsd. Thai an
provisions OF any rei incomp auhle hsrewl:A
b., and tue slrne are hereby, repealed.
Approved. June p. 1853
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MEXICAN NEWS.
The CouptPv Unsettled ne UsuaI

HAVANA, July 1.-THE reg ular mail steamer
Vera Cruz has arriv: at this pori. bringing
dates lrom the City OF Mexico up to the ,th
her rews The town Of GIlla de Vale d "a
been attac.ed captured, burned and sacked by
bend Of Indians commanded by Estrada.
Gutierrez mad been tenterced TO ten " IRIS i'm I.
prisonment. Angel. brother of Gen. Mar.
mon, has been arrested at Hunmantla, town
ar Puebla. Documents favoring the rsac.
tionists were found In his possession. Gen.
Haivez h'd been executed. Especla had re.
turned, and had bs en- installed Governor of
Yucatan.
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SEYMOUR ACCEPTS THE NOMINATION
The Democratic ratification meeting held at
Tammany Hall, New York. Thursday n yht,
was large and enthusiastic. Samuel ]. Tilden
presided.
In reply to the chairman of the committee
appointed by the Convention to inform him of
ms n0mlnalion, Ex-Governor Seymour spoke
IS follows:
mittee:-I thank you for the courteous terms IN
which you have communicated to ne the &C.
ton Of the Democratic National Convention
tCheers.l have no words adequate to express
which that body has shown TO me. It's nomi.
nation was unsought and unexpected. II was
my ambition to lake an active part from which
am now excluded in the great struggle going
on for the restoration OF the Gcreral Govern.
msnt and prosperity to our country. (GreIt
cheeriDR.l But have been caught by the over
whelming toe that is bearing US on to great
political change, and I find myself unable to
resist Its pressure. Loud cheers.
Iou nave also given 10 me copy OF the res
olutions put forth by the Con vention, showing
is position upon the great questions which
now a2itate the country. As the presiding Off,
scope and import. As one of its mem Ders am
party 10 their terms. They accord with my
views, and l stand upon them in the contest
which We are now entering. l shall strive to
Try them out in full, wherever l may be
ed, IN pubic or private life [Cheers.l i
congratulate u and all Conservative msn
VINO seek 10 irstore order, peace ana pros
perity, and 30 d government 10 our land upon
the evidences everywhere shown that we are
TO triumph AT the next election. prolonged
cheers. Those who are politically opposed 10
us fat,sred themselves that there would be
discord in our councils. They mstook the un-
certainty of our views as TO the best methods
Of carrying cut our purposes
For oitei ences of opinion with regard to
these purposes, they ms;ook an intense anx.
lety 10 do DO act which should not be wise and
judicious for spirit of discord; but daring
the heightened proceedings and earne-t dis.
cussions OF the Con entiou there has prevailed
an entire harmony of intercourse, a patient
forbeararce, ald a self. sacrificing spirit, which
are the sure tokeps of coming victory. Ac.
cept for yourselves, gentlemen, my wishes for
your welfare and happiness. lCheers.l Ia a
few days i will answer the communication
you have Just handed me by letter, as is the
customary form. TREMENDOUS and contin-
uous cheers
: Furfser remarks were made, repeatedly in.
rupted by cheers.
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Convention. This 10 due, Al hiss been shown,
70 the treaehery Of the New York delczatlon.
and also TO the fac, tn i outside Of that dele IA
ton no delegate seemed authorized, or bold
enough. to present his name at the proper time
The Republicans are perfectly confident Of
defeating Seymour and Blair even in this
State, and the Democrats are not a. confident
IS they were Q week ago of elsctiug their can
didate, now that the candidate is known.
ZRrA
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THE MINERS STRIKE AT POTTS.
VILE.

POTTsvILLE- July 1.-THE strikers continue
their warlike attitude. Gangs were this morn.
ing rov,ng about in all dire etions. Last night
they committed no violence. They drove the
workmen .iom the Mill Creek railroad This
moraing the marshal Of the county is guarding
the furnaces and collifries in the vicinity Of
Pottsvlle with armed men. A fight appears
inevitable.
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AFFAIRs IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY, MD
The Rocky lie Se,tael of yesterday has the
following items:
Struck by L ohtring.-During the storm of
thunder and lightning, which was terrific in
this sect,ol. on Sunday eve 1ing last, a smlll
tenement near OIldoTi's Mill, occupied by a
negro Ismily ramed Uffutt was struck by
Tho>. Ofutt, the head of the family. and one OF
his daughters, were badly stunned, ana an
other daughter, about fourteen years Of are,
kill d. Young Eli BuT.i = son Of Lloyd Bur.
rise, teing on his WY to Glithersburg about
five miies from this place, was so seriously
shocked that he lay UNCONSCIOUS for a long
time. A physician was alled IN, who sue.
has lost the use OF one of his arms. The faith
ful and servicelble old gray horse Of Captain
John l.. Duff also fell q victim to the de.
stroying element.
Metropolitan Rotlrood.-Our readers will be as
much pleased as we have been to le.Ira that in
formation has been received by certain parties
IN this neighborhood from q source entitled to
roid route passing by this place to Washington
city, will commence at an Early day. The
rcdte from Gaitherseurg to Laurel has been
abandoned for the present.
Borre&.-Our farmers have generally I'M.
llshcd reaping their wheat, and are we'll salts.
lined with the return this crop has made to
their attention and laber. They are now in.
dustriously employed In moving their grass,
and the only drawback to the pleasure tley
is the almost torrid heat under which they are
prosecuting their labers. n.
/ Horse Killed ty Heat. Tuesday last one Of
the horses attach d to thu stage dropped dead.
from excessive heat, on the road between this
place and Washington.
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A LATE CONFEDERATE OFFICER
KILLED

NASHVILLE, TENN, July 1.-THE Nashville
B0"Her has recrivcd sp"c'al dispatch Irom
knoxville, s.atUg that Col. A. NJ. Ashby, late
OF the rebel army, was hot aLd irsirutly
KILLED at SIX O'Clock p. m. y; tsrday by E. q.
Camp.
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The HOUSE to-day pe SD :he bill fixing toe
me for holding the terms of the Upusd a; =
District Court in Virginia at r edmond on
I'd Tuesdays April and Cc' ober, and at wytl =
yille, Ith Tues days same moaths
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DEATH OF AN EDITOR FROM sun
STROKE,

CINCINNATI, July Ill. B. Woodruff, news
editor of the Cincinnati Times, was sun struck
ye-terday afternoon, and died almost immedi.
ateiy
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HoN. Reverdy johnson has received his iu-
strue;ions as Minister to England, and VII
fave BaltIror in the neat Bremen steamer 70.
Sou.h: mpton.
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{ FOREIGN NEWS The Irish Reform bill was
passed by the House Of Lords ON Thursday
evening. Admiral Earragut has declined an
invitation foom the authorities Of Southamp.
ton, England, 10 complimentary banquet. A
dinner was gwen IN London, on Thursday
night, 10 II. W. Longtellow by Biersta II. the
artist, at which Gladstone Farragut and others
were present The sentence OF the Fanian
Mulally has been confirmed in the House of
Lords. A pension has been grsnted 10 Gen.
Napier. II wss declared in The Corps Legisla-
uf Of France yesterday, by the Minister OF
Justice, that the separation Of Church and
Ststs was orly question OF time. 1t is expect.
ed that Mr.. Bancroft, es soon as he shall have
concluded negotiations at Siutgardt, will leave
for Baden, TO procure the ratification by the
Grand Duke OF the naturalization treaty with
the United States. Via France we have re.
river bave been defeated in battle, but sill
threaten Tien.Tain.
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SENATOR'S Wrdc, Nye, Chandler and RAM
sey were the suCsss OF ex-Sada.or Cfeswe"
n his residence near ElktoE- Cecil county, i
.'iprday ard SrrdSy last
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TIE JUDI 1IARY CONN .TTEs intend to ha d,
Evarts case d'spO ID of the first time n
Senate gC,s into Executive session, probab'y
tO-day.
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Is At Aurora, Ind, on Wednesday. Thomas
Owe oot his wife at the residence of his
mother. .in.law The ball entered her head. and
proved fatal IN n hour. Owens Immediately
drew another pistol aud shot himself and died
Instantly. The parties have not been living
together for some time, owing 70 family diff
rnlfiaS
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| AN ADDRESS FROM EX-GOvRRN0R ORR
Ex-GovernOr Orr has published an address to
the people Of South Carolina, reviewing his ad-
ministration. After giving the reasons which
influenced his public conduct, and adding q
future policy, he says IL would have been
wise for the white people to accept the recon.
struction acts and that IL the con I'll u ton
is obnoxious, it is the fault # the intelligent
white men who took no part in me Con vention
election. He again avows himself in favor
Of qualified colored suffrage. He says il is
Idle 10 expect any relief in regard to Uni versal
suffrage from the Democratic party If the
Southern governments, IN 1910, are declared
void the States will be left in q condition of
IN archy. II the Supreme Court declares
them 10 be unconstitutional, be asks what con-
stitution will be in force, and what officers re.
tnstated! He says that they should depend on
themselves only, and speaks of the harmony
existing between himself aud the district com.
meLder. In conclusion, hs says the prIn ciples
and purposes avowed by his successor, Cover.
nor Scott, with reference 70 the int RESTS OF the
State. are " ise and patriotic; and he invites the
people 10 give his administration a full and
fair trial before condemnation.
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RKINsTATKD.-A few of the male and fe n le
employees IN the Treasury Dep Irinep: VINO
were re uovrd v"ral day since, whe SIX v
were O. lis Ell aecount of r. iuctoa in the
appropriations, have been reinstated
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THE IRISH RkPUBLrC LIBEL SuIr-In the
case OF Scanlor and Bell, editors Of the Ir sh
Repe5lie, arrested IN New York for malicious
libel on General O'Neil, President Of The
fenian Brotherhood, the defendants coun. ell
waived su exsmiEation, stating that his clients
would not have published the statements com.
planned Of II they had known they We're not
true, and such correction would be issued on
Tuesday as would be satisfactory. The de.
fendants were then ordered TO furnish bail for
their appearance before the grand iury.
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INTERNAL REvENUE-The receipts from III I
source to-day were S4,5,524.1S: and for Il e
week ending to-day, amount So 9,92,.S
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STEAMERS IN
SEYMOUR ACCEPTS THE NOMINATION

NEW foEK, July 1i.-Arrived-Geo. Wash
ington and Key West Irom New Orleans.
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Baltimore Markets. r, aay.

BALTIMORE, July IL Cotton unchanged
tleur quiet and dur. Wheat firm; red s2ta
S2-55. Corn dun; whifs SII2al.lS Oats un-
changed. Rye unchanged. Pork acti We AT szg.
Bacon advancing; rib sIde$ Ii al6x cts: clear
sides 16h c-s.; shoulders I&alis cts; hams 2la
- cts. Lard active and advancing, at II EaIsc
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Springs, Dorchester county, Nd, Augsst7th.
git Is thought that Charlotte Oushman
will reappear on the stase for short season.
~Apple tres In Connecticut are said Il To
be bt airing q second crop Of blossoms this year
sIA colored family In Chicago advsPtises
for white woman to do general housework.
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THE MINERS STRIFE In PENHsYLvANtA
The strike among the miners at Pottsville, Pa,
Is assuming a threatening character. Several
mills in the neighborhood OF TamaQua nave
been compelled TO suspend operations BY visits
from miners, who force workmeu to stop work.
The laboring men on the railroad have also
been driven on. The 81 Clair iron works have
aceede TO the demsnds Of the strikers. Asa
oompspy has been enrolled to preserve order,
II is feared that there will be blo0dshed. :
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""Flrtation- chars adorp the p,azzas A.
Congress Hall, Saratoga.
~The Imperial leaders OF Mexico are in
j avana ploitipg On invasion Of their country
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Baltimere Stock Market, To-day.
BALTIMORE, July ll-Nireinia sixes all sSs
bid, isA asked, Virginia skies. Il s6. as bad. ~
asked; do, 1867, "a y bid; North Carolina skies,
a bid, IS ked
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Wall street To-day.

NEW YORK, July ll.-Money Gas per cent.
Exchange lox. Gold lax Stocks active
North Carolina 6's- 7sx; ex-coupons, 7ly
Virginia 6's. coupons. 57A new. SIX
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Gevernment Securities.
WAsHnsFoH, July II, ls0s.-Jay Cooke &
DO. furnish the following Quotations Of Gov
Nrumeut securities:
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THE EIGHT HOUR LAw.-The Secretlry OF
the Treasury has issued a circular, callin the
attention of Officers OF the Department to the
&C; of Congres' making eight hours a days
work for Government employees, and direc--
ing compliance with the same.