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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-09
OBITUARY.

The telegraph brings intelligence of the
death OF Samuel Lover well and fayorably known in this
country the author Of humorous stories and sketches
illustrative OF IRISH characteristics Mr.. Lover the
OF member Of the Dublin Stock Exchange and was
born u that city 1891 He first attracted attention as
artist ana became the most popular miniature pOr-
trait painter 81 the country nc the time rnkng among
bis rittcrs the then Marquis OF Wellesley, Lord
Lieutenant OF Ireland. Lord BrOugham aud nearly all
the leaders Of the Iish arstOcracy. His tastes
however led him into literature and he contributed
periodical OF the time Legends ana Stories iustra
tive of Irish Character the popularity OF which pro
cured him admission 10 tho best society OF Dublin. Re
Irish sketche which subsequently published IN Two
volumes. and followed them with series OF con
tubutions O. magazine literature, the best known
OF which Is " Handy Andy" first published In
BcHHcys Miscellany m 1888 He published, also,
number 81 Irish songs, among them " Rory
OMorc." " Molly Carcw" etc. Molly Bavn." " The
FOurleaved Shamrock and several operas founded
upon his works. Finding his health failing under
his literary laburs, he composed series Of entertain
tracts from his own works aud interspersed and
music Of his own composition. These proved exceed
ugy popular, and after continuing them for some time
London and the Provinces he came To the United
lsf7, where he received cordial welcome Re
turning. hc produced similar entertainment from his
trans Atlantic experiences, which equally well re-
celved His latest works Treasure TrOye," pub
lishod la 1874. and Lyrics OF Ireland In 1856.
The Hon. John II. Boyd died at his resi-
deuce In Whitehall ~ Y, on Thursday morning last.
lie was member ~ Congress from 1851 10 1853 He was
a native OF Salem y. Y. aud his remains taken 10
that place for burial on Monday.
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wvopK AND Nrw.UAvEN RAILROAD

A special meeting of the stockholders OF the
Now York and New Haven Railroad was held at the
Mercbauts' Exchange, Now-HaveD, on Tuesday, and IL
WAS yoted to approve OF the resolution passed by the
Iesntre authorizing an increase OF the capital stock.
and accepting such resolution AN amendment To the
charter Resolutions were adopted instructlDg the
directors not TO ISSUE SELL dispose OF any portion OF the
Increased capital stock of the Company to the pro-
ceeds thereof except for the purposes Of eayng the road
with steel rails Of erecting new repairsh0ps and other
necessary buildings in New-Haven, Of increasing the
amount of the equipment, OF purchasing the necessary
ands for depos IN this city and erecting thereon the
necessary buildings and OF making other permanent I'M
provsments 20 tho railroad. and its equipment and
OF the capital stock II shall be their duty TO a
portion il at par value among the stockholders IN pro
norton TO the number Of shares OF stock held by Them
and In case sockhOder negecs 10 take and pay for the
stock within the time nxed by the Board OF Directors,
they shall be ut liberty 70 dispose VI the sDareS VI the
market price Of the stock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-09

ACTOE-Ou night Of TUESDAY July aaer short illness Elizabeth
widow oiJohn ". Acton, aged ~ years
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully invited
the funeral from the residence Of her son Thomas Acton No i0
East Twenty e5atast on Friday morning, 10Th O'Clock
ADAMS-Ou TUESDAY July in Paterson j. Hannah Of
The friends to attend the funeral
from the Fs Presbyterian Church Patterson Thursday sh
inst. al o'clock p. II.
CoITOn Wednesday morning July 1899 Vroced Illness
are requested to attend bis fures on Friday q,
O'Clock from bis late residence No IA Bs Fifty eghthst dOers
west OF LeIngt0nave.
CLARK-On Tuesday July cholera nfutum Ia only cL
Charles II and Josie v Clara aged year H0nth Aad DAYS
The relatives and uds Of the family respectfully invited TO ead
her funeral from the residence Der parents No. 81 East FOarht,
on Thursday afternoon. July at o'clock
DBNSLOWOn Tuesday July 1863 Eleanor Marie daughter
worth H. aud Marie C. Deusow, aged months and
The relatives friends respectfully
from Christ Church corner Fhaye and Thirty thst THURSDAY.
the 9Th inst, att , II.
ELLIS-On Tuesday, 1862 Elizabeth Of c.
relatives family respectfully
the nera THURSDAY afternoon her residence
No 100 Ninth.aye Her remains will be taken 10 Greenwood
ENSLSIu Brooklyn "Wednesday July 1863 from the result Of
fractured skull tue 18th q Febma last a. Orange j. CsudEs
Eusiu, and Granddaughter Of Mrs Jane II. Megarey
Psuer from the residence Of Mr. Thomas H. Norris outh
OF Warrington and OreenaVeS, Brooklyn on Saturday JoT H.
HL-At EewBuusvick j. Tuesday the 7b inst Heuretts
B.. lie OF John b. Hill, sged o. yeas.
enthusiastically % Su1day JulT FraHcs Hobbs AGED 10
PARHRRIn Versailles Cattaraugus County Y July 1883 dis
Of TIE liver Cows d. Parker son Of OEe AMI David Paks
sNOwA Orange n j. Wednesday, Juy MARI r. wife Of the
late Rev r. 7. ".
family respectfully invited sttes<
the funeral Thursday at FROM tae resdeacs Of hes
father C. H. Shipman Ciaionaye.l Brooklyn.
SIoh-n Brooklyn, on the Oh Inst, Joshua D. saon Asea
Tie relatives and friends Of the family sre invited to attend
from his late residence No 81 CraHberry't' On Thursday
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DIR. schenck,s Mandrake Pills a

SUBSTITUTE FOR CALOMEL.
These composed Of roots including pOdophyn
mandra the compound having the rAI the
ecreons Of the promptly and edectuAy blue pills
curry and without producing Of those dagAbe and dangerous
effects which often follow from the Of the latter
disorders these Pills used with confidence they
promote discharge Of ted bile and those distractions
from the hillary which the bilious Affections
In general
Mandrake Pills ezpel ascades seat which
troublesome persons producing piles ssu dysen and
other painful disorders.
sens Mandrake pills sick headache and all disorders Of the
liver indicated by saov coated tongue eosven drOwsue
general feeling and atus showing that the lives
In torpid or DISTRACTED condition
In short these pills be used with advantage in all ss where
q purgaiVe o Alternative medicine is required
Prepared ouy BY Dr. II Scbenek and sold wholesale and retail al
his principal No Is North SIthst Of Comereest Phil
adpha by druggists dealers everywhere Price Is cent? rer
boz.
Dr. will professionally bis No p Bonist New
York TUESDAY the lth inst, and then not until TUESDAY,
Aug. 10.
full supply Of his medicines will be kept at bis rooms and BY drug
cists
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EUROPE.
SPAIN.

SPAIN.
,,yw PLOT FOR THE OVERTHROW OF IHE
- oURrNs GOVERNMENT-GENS. SERkANO AND
SUTCE AEREsTED-THE DUKE OF MoNIfEN-
s1rR REQUESTED TO LEAVE THE GoNEhN-
MENT
1oNpoN. July s-Dispatches from Madrid received
10 and At Paris last night, indicate renewal Oh
IONS political trouble in Spain. Gen. Duice'
orInerly Captan-Geueral Of Cuba, and Gen Serrano'
ME- de Ia Tore. and 1--WE other generals had been
,aoed puder arrest and warrants had been sent out
80 che arrest of three other generals, officers
- b;cb rank II was supposed that a
3a,gerous and widespread conspiracy had been
,'..overed and these arrests were the result,
T.~dav additional advices have reached this city,
,rbicb represent that movement had been precon-
'.rtod among some Of the leading officers of the
o,uv. which had for it's object the placing OF Don
.,+onio the Duke de Montpensier, at the head Of
~ government The Duke, who Is brother-in-law
- tho oueen. has been requested to leave the coun-
-ry. Additional arrests continue to be made IN all
,.,s Of Spain Of parties implicated in the intrigue
icb II is believed has been eflectually batiled by
10 ,,ror,pt action of the Queens Government
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-09
RELIGIOUS WORSHIP IN ROME.

TO ne Editor Of the TrtbUnf
SIR: Allow me to correct mistake IN your
comments upon the letter from Rome, which APP
peared in The Na0 York Times, in answer 10 one
signed by w. G. K THE TRIBUNE advises visitors
and residents in Rome to worship IN their own
private lodgings. Where nobody tc modest them Inns
is an error. Religious services not allowed In
Eeome in private houses, and have several times
within the last few years been broken up by the po
lice. The Scotch clergyman was holding service IN
his own private lodgings, when he was threatened,
through the British Consul, with the penaiIies Oh
the inquistion1 for 80 dong 1t is this very PROM
bition of which THE TRIBUNE is ignorant that ID our
great cause of complaint against the Roman Govern
ment.
We shall be very glad to unite with our Catholic
felow-citzens in Sweden if such there be- IN appeal
ing TO our Government for the right to worship uoa
after the dictates of our consciences Nor Pope OF
Rome, nor King of Sweden, it seems to u.s. foroid
Protestant or Catholic worship to American citzehs
RQsn. June II, 1865. p
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MEETING OF CHIEFS OF POLICE

Last evening tine various Chiefs of Police.
Visiting rms city by invitation OF superintendent Ken.
hedy ana the Inspectors OF the Metropolitan Police mes
al Police headquarters, and driven to the Nouns
~ vincent Restaurant IN Central Park where the party
sal Gown 10 "A handsome collation.. The company in
eluded Commissioner Manerre superintendent Kenneay
INSPECTORS Dks. Leonard and Walling Chief OF Police
hurH OF Boston; Maj A. G. Richards superintendent
or the Washington Police: James L. Rufan CHEF
II ChehnatIi Chiefs of Police NJ J. Greene Of Pitts
pulsH campbell Allen OF Albany d. g. Reynolds Of Buff
6aiO Nm a Lincoln OF New-Hayen, and A. j. Clark Of
1SMarh' ~. j. Capt q. NJ. Gross OF the Providence
loce capt John 3 Young OF detective force OF this
CITY anu several members Of the press The Chiefs Of
romeo OF other cities OF the Union were invited,
Dut were unable 10 attend. The guests
having been refreshed, meeting was or
ganlzed 10 concert action whereby the OF
he various cities may operate together future for
better detection OF lawbreakers The following Co M
mttee was appointed TO report plan OF organzato n
upeuntendent-kennedyf of iNeWYork; and Chiefs tOf
POee-Ruggles OF Philadelphia, kintz Of Boston, Rufhn
Of Cincinnati, and Bergman Of Detroit.
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suttial Nntitts.

Nekrosozoic-0R A Hgw PROCESS FOR THE PREsERVA.
TON or THE HUMAN BODY AFTER DEATh.-Ths process u
thoroughly the human body from visible change
indefinite period Il s troublesome
expensive method heretofore pracce while utility
sithoa rival. for the following
IT is SIMPLY A WASH.
TfIR BODY Is NOT INITIATED IN ANY WAY
NO INJECTION Is MADE IN THE VEINS
NO CUT OR INCSlON Is MADE UPON THE BODY.
Tie this process especially desirable for the bodies Of those
died danger arising from Of
bodies after according tins process
No changes required the ordinary coa
The this the bodies
which have The leading members Of the medical profOa
lei With the principal undersker
and Brooklyn the ooes Of the Undersigned will
ceive prompt attention. CLARK & Co. No. 5l3 Broadway
to- No Ram
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FRANCE.

-.,,,su.I. MEL ON THE FRENCH ARNl-COM-
PLANT or TIE GERMAN PRESS.
PARIS. July Sin his speech in the Corps Legisla-
IF Yesterday, Marshal Mel defended the Govern
rent from the charge Of extravaganza inltS eXpend
TIRES for the army. He said the extensive purchase
If horses. which had been objected to by the Oppo-
.itop was especially necessary to render the organ
izafion OF the army complete The Paris journals
again begin to complain Of the menacing tone OF the
..r..-y,a- ureSS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-09
July MEETING AT DEXTER PARK, CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, H., July s.-The Park closed
to-day being the last day The hrst race was handl
p p $500 added 500 TO go TO the second horse Edn-
boro, Pilot and LObela started. The race was
won by Iobelia In EO5t The second race, for
he Dexter Park Jockey Club prize, $4,000, four
mile heats for all The entries we're PAntagenet
Ruth Aldebara and Macy Pantagenet the fayorte,
aud won in two straight heats-Tme; 7:45. 7:57t The
third race was for the Consolation Purse for beaten
horses $3.50; pounds allowed TO horses beaten once
during the meeting and 10 pounds 20 second horse and
$50 to third horse DASH Ii miles had Is entries, and was
Vou by Mack In 2l51.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-09
CONGRESS NOMINATIONS

The Hon. John COyode has been nominated
for Congress by the Republicans OF the XXIst Pennsy
vanIa District His majority in 1866 was 354.
The Hon Henry l.. Cake will be a candidate
for reelection TO Congress from tho Schuylhll and
Lebanon pa District, with opposition, far, on the
Republican side.
The Copperheads of the IXth Kentucky Dis
trct talk nominating the Hen John d. Young for Con-
gress Ne recently Ousted from the House account
OF his Rebel anteCe dents and proclyitles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-09
ARAfY GAIErrE

WASHINGTON, ID. g., July S.--By direction Of thu
Secretary OF War Board consist Of MaorGen
John q Foster Brevet BreaieGen L. H. Peouse Brsset Buga
deGe g. A De R appointed h into the justice Of the
claim n Mr. Thomas Niles Dotted States the
OF piece o. land al Gloucester Mass, by the Bneneer Depanen
And le construction 81 works thereon. IL will AZ Boston
esu be- convened By the authorized
such place as may be deemed necessary the purposes the nYeIgS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-09
CALIFORNIA NEWS SUMMARY.

SAN FRANCISCO, July S.-The heaviest thun-
der and lightning storm ever experienced In san Fran
cisco prevailed yesterday Several telegraph poles
destroyed by the lightning Between San Jose and tins
city AL Geographic communcat on was suspended during
the storm Arrived ship ST. James, from New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-09
LARGE FIRE AT ANN RICHMOND.

PHILADELPHIA, July s.-The extensive oil
cloth works owned by BrownsOn a Bro, at Ann Rich
moud, were burned To the ground this evening" loss,
$4,000 insurance $4,000 Several firemen were injured
by the falling walls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-09
CONVENTION OF THE G.. A. r.

POTTsvILLE, Pa July S.-About 200 dele.
gates are here TO attend the Convention OF the Grand
Army OF the Republic. Among the distinguished gentle
men present are Gems. Pearson Negey, owen, Sickle
Selfridge Major Reinoble OF Lancaster and Milton s.
Iytte of Huntington. Gen Geary VIII arrive TINS even
ing The delegates were met the depot by Post No
nf PnttsYllle. and escorted 10 the nan.
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HAIR DREsslSG

Has established wodside reputation entirely upon Ne
other oils pomades alcoholic wahesforeyD dOmeeo.
compare with
HAIR DREssNG
nvgoo and promoter ofthe growth Of the hair Por sale
oil Druggists Bware Of r0udat niaioHsl Sent snJ address
JOsxPH BURNETT & Co.. Propdtors
No 27 CeBsralst, Boston anu No s9e Broadway.
(urdes Metropolitan Hotel. Hew-YSrk
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JouIititaI autitrs.

susan Il. Anthony in Tammany Hall.
WHY THE DEMOCRACY LAUGHED
TIR REVOLUTION, Vol 2. No. l.
Clubs portrait GIN GRANT 81
small FLAGS prices H. PEARCB Co., No IA Broadway
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nRsEorIEs on PErER CAGGER.

ALBANY, July S.-The funeral of Peter Cagger
Will take place from ST. Joseph's Church. In Albany, AZ
10 o'clock on Friday morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-09
The Celebrated
WALTER GRAPE.

WALTER CRAZE.
tender and varieties
r tow The WAITER now inst o4ered win restore confidence 10
crane raising It's abundant ns Indoors
e vnr 4 great grover bearer contains clusters O
marketing We The foliage mdew IL succeeds dy
and soil Is Seeding o. the Delaware crossed With The DIANA
lest hardest and best variety No J. IS each adaoee
Orders di in rotation, while supply lasts No charge Tor packing
SLOUGHf NeNlork City Headquarters at Pow
NY NY Hotel No r'''''' 'hAAS 'Ai"OOD
Dr. j. H. schenck's 5eIi Ts professionally HewYOri "a
TUESDAY July H. bis Rooms No q BOndst from n 10
persons wishing him bad better embrace that
tunty will this city ser the above date Ill Tues
day August DR. sOHBSCKs Medicines all accompanied With
full directions that cure themselves fall suppge
them can be obtained at all times at bis Rooms
If van have the Dyspepsia. Headache Dizziness,
Coseness Piles Oppression after eating Sour Rshs Or any sssys
do not thank as ater asug HARRlsONs
PBRISTALTIC LOzBNGBs will forfeit the price Of the hor sod
fremont Temple Boston, and at CklfTBNTONs Medical
SixthaVe, everywhere Mailed 90
PhGnx DsinfectanI, the w
.sa b aud viii protect melons and other plants from the
First awarded b. American Institute 1851 Agency
No q Derst q.
HIPS Hair Dye Brown best
quantity equals dollar sEeA Depot No 90 Broadway Sold ~
The NRtlona Engraying
CARPENTERS GREAT PICTURE.
THE FIRST READING OF THE EMANCIPATION PROCLAIM
Now Published at
G0UPILS, No ~ BrosdsSy, Newlork
Punts so so India Proofs SIS
Artists Proofs, S2S
Sent any address eIpssage pa receipt Of price Liberal
discount TO agents and dealers
from this once on TUESDAY THURSDAY aud SATURDAY ess
ing At O'Clock stations il;4s c. rs,
Also on WEDNESDAY Of the hour Of closing viii 10
'''''' = '-' N'''''' - ~ ''N JAMES KxLiy.r.E
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-09

They do Extract Teeth without Pain at the
CsLroN DaNIAL A..ocLATIoN. 10 - Cooper Ia..ateCoa
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M4RRIED

For 1oh Patches, Freckes Perrya
Not. aud Fr.cAIe LOTION Sold by DmEgists eKeTTN lere
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FUNERALS TO-DAY.

CLARK IDA No 81 East Ponrth-st
DAILY JOHN. No 237 Tenh-aye.
DAY, JOHN j. Greeupoint. l. l.
DAY, Mrs. MARY. No 81 Bleeckers.
DENSLOW, ELEANOR NJ, Christ Church, FinhAVe
DUGAE. Mrs BRIDGET, No 81 Spriug-st
ELLIS Mrs ELIZABETH, No. 900 Ninth-ave
FITZGERALD PATRICK hundred thirty hrist. HArisu
HOLAHAN. Mr.. MARY ST Gshrieps Church.
SEYMOUR ARTHUR X, No. 10 Goerckst.
VAN BUREN, the Rev. P. H.. New LOtts
WALSH JOHN r.. No. 81 GreeBwich.aTe
LOINES Mrs MARY b.. Ghent, n. Y
SUTTON, JOSHUA B.. No. 81 Cunbeuy.st. BROOKLYN.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

saturday jane D. BY the Raw Dr. N
Z. am, M +. Scher,t.n 90 Mrs MalJ Williams
Miners Journal, Pottsvie Penn. please copy
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LATEST GENERAL NEws-BY TELEGRAPH.

-. Seventy four deaths in Toronto last month.
49,. Capt. William Lee has been appointed Chief
Of Police Of st. Louis, vice Col Fem
Gen. Wager Swayne has assumed command Of
the Nashville Dtnct. wiih headquarters iu that CITY
"A fire occurred at Champaign, Illinois, on the
9Th which Destroyed property valued at slO0c insured for o
49,. During thunderstorm at Henderson, Mimi,
on Mobiy neroon Jacob Yennn lightning killed
The Republicans Of Troy fired n salute of 100
guns lat eyenn honor the noIAioh Of The Hon John a "'
void for Goseru0.
The fcmen OF Philadelphia met the buster
ins last epeaiSs Win iaat,,iicsi parade
The extensive tobacco factory Of Themond &
Government omccrs
violation Of The Revenue Laws.
-. Railroad matters are not settled at Nashville
C1f Receiver Memphis aud Louisville Railroad 10 succeed Re
lnnss By appointment Of Gov BfoNuou
The ninth annual session Of the international
Mous Uno. % At Toronto s sS s sag ,
The Savage Mining Company tCall, has de-
ead dividend Of rs per loot AID ne ks9suei COMPANY Sss
declared ddeHd Of as per share for June both payable GA the O'A
THE annual Tobacco Fair was held yesterday
tho warehouse o. Christian Pepper corner o. hgLe And Twelfth
The quality tobacco hase,er inferior to forrr Jeara
THE loss to the Mobile and Ohio Railroad, by,
.nd freight has proven Of iaeuAbs injury communities and
resulted In much damage.
E.C C. Sloan's United States Bond,d Warehouse,
destroyed By frs on Wedue,ds The warehouse oned cOussa
bic quantity Of tobacco, iron, and nails
The officers of the Beer Brewer Association,
which met at buffalo yesterday H. ClansH President Richard
Secretary Frederick sehaicr Trctue Nearly
represented The day was dEod 70 business
The Anocadon will visit Niagara Pals FRIDAY neIt
..On Tuesday night the foreman Of stayles Mill,
4, Syaer MINI Charles Roberts by name atterned on keo
while Sunp The LAMP P , Ss D a5s H. o ,5s
euyeloped M Roberts burning him In aterfible
An entire block of frame building on the west
ss ~ Maipst between Fourth and Pih Sta, KAmas CITY de
y ar Yesterday morning principal loses MeGoren
% James Walker Brothers. aud C. Frank Loss pbOOSO
in.aeI Tor ais 600 The work Of az ineentAry
AT Aurora Ind. yesterday afternoon, Thomas
wife his mohernas residence The ball entered
G and proy.d fatal owens mmrd ly drew another
r,o And shot himself died instantly The couple have not been
iiytug togsLer me, q famT dihcalueA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-09

Seven million shad are Matched every day in
the Connecticut River by Seth Green and 2OOOOOO are
caught by farmers with gll nets Tor manure
Cbesapeake Bay yields more and better oys-
ters than any other region In the country In Baltimore
alone 20 houses are engaged IN the trade employing 800
vessels. One oyster lays 100000 eggs.
All our cities grow most on the west side.
San Francisco is an exception Being on the Pacific.
there a no more west and 1t extends southwark toward
Mexico and South America
A match for n fOOt-race OF two miles, for
soto a side has been arranged between Ike Rooney OF
brooklyn ana Henry valley OF Avon Springs TO come on
on tho 30th inst.
Coulter has challenged James Hamill TO row
another single scu race Ave miles for 81 900 and
ward TO settle question OF the championship OF the
United States
Can't Travis, the celebrated pistol shot, If
reported 10 have adanged match with Mr. Kerr OF
pttsburRb 20 shoot 20 rods each for $3.50 side, the
match 10 come % at Oakland Park on SATURDAY. next
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-09
ELECTION INTELLIGENCE.
MISSISSIPPI.
Trcess fnr Demncrnta -.

The clarion says Tho counties yet 10 hear from Will
swell tho aggregate majority 10 5000 The Radical ma
ore- boz Jefferson Adams Claiborne and Wilkinson are
given a. officially received this morning. The city OF
Vicksburg will increase the Radical vote In Warren
probably 2.000"
Another Democratic newspaper says, 1.-THE only nd
duuua news we have up The time OF going % press IA
telegram from jackson ~ this morning stating that re-
Turns from IS counties show Democratic majority
against the Constitution Of 1870 There 81 counties
I'm the State In the hatcher Congress District the vote
appears very close but It hoped that Perez RcpJ
In elected over Martin
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BURNETT's


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