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Il ssST9T 1873 TIE TIE RIsHT RIsHT Pt.cEE. PI..GE
BSsT BSsT Hiss Hiss 1T: IT:
FINE FINE BSSFs BSCFs AEP AsD sHSss s#Sss
At PRICES PRICES
TSS TSS FAY FAY sS sS ssSSsB ssSSsB FES;IF PsS,IF
At sTRAsBMRGER BROS,
AT sTRAsBUkGAR BROS,
s3,a Seventh SEVENTH street, street, .th doc. ssoysI
IERMs oAsH,
GREAT BARGAINS IN IRISH LlNKNs,
SO cents 10 81. '''1
FRINOH tPIRcALEs at 81. cents. worth so
Geo A Clsrks Unslazed and Coats SPOOL COT
Ton, cents. full assortment, coors and
Coed CALICOKs, 10 yards for S12s.
At J.w. sELBY OO's,
323 Pennsylvania avenue, south side,
ielo-2aw4t near 9TH street.
MISS QUOI
SPRING WATER,
FOR SALE By PRINCIPAL DRUGGISTS,
CURES CANCE
CURES CUTANEOUs AFFECTIONS.
CURES sOROFULA.
And all the Impurities Of the Blood.
And the Sovereign Remedy for
BRIGHr's DISEASE,
f and other Diseases Of the Kidu eys.
which has vrooshs 90 6a1y Io11srfoi cure, ao1
s I'd dvertised only to distinguish ls from tie many
limitations that are now ATTEMPTED 70 be palmed
uHoI the public - beng e4aaa - the virtue Of taS
~ Pamphlets containing an account of many
vonderful Cures, sttested By eminent Physicfane
dressing note TO
bIssIsQUOI sPRINes.
o., No. sss sr''GHyay In STRhE R9hSEfta III
isll.2m Wsskinston. D. g.
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Il NT X ACT Blu HU.

For Weakness arising from EXC esses or Early In
discretion, attended With the .oIlOx. sy7nste ns
Indisposition 20 Exer 10 4, Loss os Power LOIS
Of Memory, Difficulty of Breathing, General Weak
ness. Horror Of Disease, Weak Nerves Trembling
presdfll Herrer of Death, Night Sweats Cold
Feet, Wax efslness, Dimness of Vision, Languor
Universal Lsssitude of the Musc lar system Often
Enormous ppette with Byspeptic Symptoms Ho,
Hands, Flushing Of this Body Dry aess of the Skin
Pallid Couptenance and Eruptions on the Face
Pain In the Back, Hessiaess of the Eyelids, FIRE
que ltly Black Spots Flying before the Eyes with
enpOrary SuffusIon and Loss of Sight, Want of
Atts alton, Great Mobility, Restiess, with Horror
OF Society. Nothing Is more desirable to s,cb
dread, cor Fssr of Themselves; No Repose Of Man
ner, Speculation, but . hurried Transition
from one question to another.
These symptoms, il allowed to go on-vhich n !,
Medicine invariably reuove=-soon follow Los, o.
Power, Fatsity ard Kpile ptic Fits in one of which
the patient may expire.
Daring the superintendeacs of DR. Wilson at the
Bloomingdal Asylum, this sad result occurred to
two patients; reason had for . time Ie.s them nd
tsth died Of epilepsy. They were of both se xes
sad about wenty years of sge.
Who can say that these excesses are not fire.
duently followed by those direful diseases, Insan
ity and Consumption The records of the Insane
Asy ylums, and the melancholy deaths by Consume
tion, bear ample witness to the truth of these as
ssr-ions- In Lunatic Asylums the most mslar.
en- 4 exnipiti1n u apoess' ne countehauce is az
tualy sodden and quite edestitute-neither Nirtb or
Grief ever visits it. Should q sound of the voice
occur. IL 10 rarely o. oulste.
with wofrl me ures wan De- pair
Low sullen sounds their grief besuiled -
While regret the existence of the above di.
eases and symptoms We are prepared TO offer sn
invsls able gift of chemistry for the Of the
col se se9uences.
HELMBOLD'S HIGHLY CONcENTRa.
TED FLUID EXTRACT OF BUCHU.
There is ne her Tonic like it, 1t 10 On anchor
of hope to the surgeon and patti, nt and this is ne
testimony Of ell who have used prescribed IL.
Sold by Druggists and Dealers everywhere
PREPARED AT
III. T. HELMBOLD'S,
DRUG AND CHEMICAL WAREHOUSE.
59I BROADWAY, new YORK.
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tBy Bankers and Brokers' Teiegrapn.
Lewis johnson e Do quote stocks and bonds
- home and foreign markets as follows:

NEW YORK Feb. 23.-First Board-U = g.
Isl, coupon, l1is; 620's, lss2. coupons ma.
lets, coupon, lllk; 1865 coupons, II3; Iss5
coupon, new, HOS 62o's, l56a, coupon, IIIt
,o:a0's, coupons, lO9A; Pacific Mail, iICx; OHIO
Miss Cerufcates, %; Mariposa, Z. Atlantic
Maii, none; Canton, CO..; Cumberland, 3e
western Union Telegraph. 37S: Quicksilver,
"a; boston Water Power, l5S; New York
Central, l63; Hudson. I359; Reading, 81
Micniean Central, 117k; Michigan south
ern, s4S; Illinois Gen 'ral, none; Cleveland apd
pittsbnrg, S =; North west, s2x; do preferred.
gAi Cleveland and Toledo, I0i: Rock Island
US; Fort Wayne, l20k; Alton e Terra Haute,
none Toledo & Wabash, 66; Adams EXP,
nonei Wells, Fargo q Co.Exp.. none; Americs a
Express, noIe; United States Exp.. none: Mar
chants Union, none; chicago & Alton, none:
90: preferred, none. Market steady. Gold
l324alc3s.
TBy Cable.i
LONDON, Feb. y, p. m.-Consos. for money
M for account, e3si Bonds, tx; Illinois,
81; Erie, 2ik.
FRANKFORT, 1 p. m.-Bonds, s2s.
LIVERPOOL, L p. m--Cotton m -rket opens
active. Sales will not reach $4,000 bales Mid
diing Uplands, l2isi Middling Orleans, IL a
12a.
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HELMBOLD'S HIGHLY CONCENTRA.
TED FLUID EXTRACT OF BUCHU.
RECOMMENDATION,

A Case Of Twenty Years Standing.
FHILADgLPHIA, \, Penn June 25 Isl
HI HELNBOLD. Druggist
DEAR SIR L have been a sufferer for twenty
years With gravel, bladder ana ki ney affections
proportions AID been hnde- the tire lte Mt of tne
most eminent physicians experiencing but n.ll-
Having seen your preparations extensively sd
NeTtised, consulted my family physician in regard
TO using your Extrsct Buchu.
did this because had used all kinds of adver
some quite Injurious; in fact 1 de.paired of ever
getting well. and deteTDined TO use nC RENE
was this that prom pied me 70 use your remedy a.
you advertised that il vas composed OF bucnu Gu
eellent combination. aud with hrs sivice after "A
examin stion OF the article. and consulting ara a
nere.d to use Il about eight sso, n a. .S
time wss confined 70 my from
fed at the beneficial effect, and after usng three
s;.s o, 70 ,on seis f1 to -ss . 0Hs felt much lise
tine, ous tn:asht my I'm pr9vsmsnt to Re only tenn
fit would effect a perfect cure kno wing thai IL
would boo greater value 10 you ard more salts
I am bile TO report that = cure is effected
sit.r usIrs he remedy tor five mouths.
feel IS well in sll respects as ever 6if.
Ysur Buchu being devoid of any nj pie ssant tast.
not mean 10 be asSons Il Sa sas
S.sion may require its use in such snecIions
Should any doutt Nc. McCor niok's ststsmsn,
Hon. Ihsmss FloIence. Ptilsdel phis
Hon. ! 5. 5 Blses % Judge Judge PhiIrisi iS% Ri's phis
hon. L. X Porter. ex Governor of Pennsylea
Hon. knis Lewis Judge. Philadel phia
Hon \ Grier Judge United states Court
HSs. HS John sislsT, s1 Cow sIaoi 4 GsliIsrnis
And many Others, II necessary.
A Gas. OF Inflammation OF Kidneys, a.1
Gravel
IFrom Morgan. Feasel Co.. GIsssow. Missouri
February 8, lsss.
ssS
~h.n i resorted TO several remedies without de
,i,l,s any Ssnsas +n.se'ir and seeing yOSa IL
and used them The result vas q complete cure In
ee.d, .Se best rsneS, eH..hi Tor any and !. S
ease. q the Hdneys and am arite confident that
tb,.ii Won \, .,re ,a aa ior IT, iou may poon'h
IOur., Tss1seiiulIy. EDWIN N. FEAzEL
,i.I Fer further Information see Journal of Phar
Dr. Ke,ser's Letter, ,Dispensatory U.,tsd States,
NoSecs 'efueDic WORKS the Praetlce OF
Pkyoic.
Rsmsrks N sie By the late celebrated d DR. Physick,
Philsdelphia.
kemarks made by DR.. Ephr aim Mcdowell n eel.
ebrarcd Ply ysiciaD, ana Member Of the ROYAL dol.
Itse If surgeons, ireland, aad pubIished in the
.raps actions of The King ard Qaeens Journal
M dice CHR argioAl Revisv, pubrs she'd by Ben.
lsmin Trayers, Fellow Of Royal college OF Sur
Eeors.
And most Of the late Standard Works ga Msdi.
cire.
BELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHC,
ESTABLISHED UPWARDS OF Is YEARS,
Prepared By
n. T. HELMBOLD, Druggist,
5s& BROAwAY, NRw YORK,
lo4sOuTH rISTH ST PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
PAICH-Sl.3 - psr bottle or six bottles for $3.50
delivered 10 any address. Sold By Drusgists svery
where.
None are geauine unless done up 10 steel en-
frsved wrapper, with foe ssps.Is OF ny Chemical
wsTshoes % and signs.
f2a II. T. hELMBOLD.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip,

INTERNAL RRvRsUK-The receipts to-day
II ON this source were Sl7l, ,jS6-.
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Baltinsre MARKETS., re.sav.

steady Middling Uplands, 29h. Flour dun
nominally unchanged. Wheat dull; very low
grades unsafe able. Corn firm ana 40 go ID de-
mand; white, S2a9s; yellow, s7a8s. Oats dull
AT 70a75. Rye nominal al sl5OisIs5. PORK
onlet AT 3d. Bacon quiet; Rib Sides, l. .aI7A ;
Clear do, 1ssaIek; Shoulders, l5.aI5I:
Hams 2l Lard dull al 2OI
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Government Aecurtt,e..

WAeHINsToA, Feb q, lS69.-Jay Cooke e.
Co furnish the following quotations Of Gov
eminent seen rites.
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Ball AND EVENING SILKS.
10 PER CENT. OFF FOB CASH.

We have on hand variety Of light eolored silks,
which We are disDostng Of ct very low prices, COM
iieSsnt WHITE OORpHD SILKS;
superb WHITE SATIN;
Plain PINK POQL Da 99Ab; :
In ali the most desirable shades Of Pink, Blue.
One ,Ssce cf ,nE snss1i.r III xHIfE P0UL DB SOLE,
eighty imperfect, worth os or % per yard; price
Besatifal fINssLLlD MUsLINs By the y ard.
IN al eotors, at reduced prices.
And although the sbove goods are very desirable
and very cheap. Ne offer then g D discount OF 10
Per cent for eash, - wish TO close them sut by
OAE PRICE ONLY. IN PLAIu GI0UREe.
felS-so3t W. n 6HUOft1 BIO.
hOUxp YDINcl 1lofAuIAUT,
31e1 o3111f,
Between I1tA ana lssA s,rUDn.
sstvies . \ osssa - sssaR. BAn6 iafs
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Financial Matters I'm Baltiaore Toda

BALTIMORE, Feb. 23-Wm. Fisher a Son.
luoe; virginia Skies, inscribed, old, 5Oh bid
81 asked; do Ie66, 81 J. bid, IS asked do ls6c
5l old do coupon, old. 57x bid; do coupon
new, 62 bad. North Carolina Skies, old, 63I
bid; do. new, 65 bid. q
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HON. RICHARD Z. MCCoRNICK, delegate eicc
20 the next Congress Icom Arizo a. arrived =.
New York On Sunday VIA Panama. Mr. McO
went oat as Eccretsry. and subsequently b. .
came Cove nor OF the Territory
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1T Turns OUT tbrt the employees remoy ed
from the New York Custom house last FL idav
by Collector Smyth the were all political frie - !
OF Gov. Morgan. No worshipping the se:.ir !,
sun IN Gotham
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TIE SENATE cox xI1rRB ON rHR DISTRICT

TIE SENATE CoM SITTRB ON THB DISTRICT
OF q, LUMBIA will not press farther ir uiries
The all. ged conversation OF Mr.. Cor coran
ahn Mr. Bsys d upcn the assassination OF M.
Li1'olp. a. Baron Stoeckel's house, In 1851
The Committee do not regard the &c sstimo ~ @ /,
the barl-r Of much value. and Mr.. Sumner
oes NO, tbisk it would be proper to require
Mr.. Dohner 10 testify, as there rs no preccdel
10 which IN at;1che OF foreign legation has
been required to testify in court as to whl
had transpired in that iegat on, and there is
not Ell ough importance attached to the present
c.-e 10 W All ant ms king il a test.
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FIFTH EDITION
THE LATEST NEWS.
speculations on the Southern Elections
What the President Says.
FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, July 8.

WASHINGTON, July 8.
The Idle Irou-cIads.
Speoidt Despatch TO The EUcninq telegraph
An order has been issued from the Navy De-
partment to put the iron-clads lying at various
Navy Yards in repairs. They are not to be fitted
for sea, but only painted and put in condition
to keep them from wearing out.
An Alleged Opinion.
The President is said to have expressed the
opinion to-day that Mississippi and Texas would
go the same way as Virginia. Gentlemen who
have conversed with him on the subject say he
is perfectly satisfied with the result of the Vir-
ginia election. During the day nearly all the
members of the Cabinet called upon the Presi-
dent and had interviews. In consequence of
his time being occupied in this way, very few
visitors were admitted
The Virginia Election.
Since the result of the Virginia election has
been known, some politicians now say that
mistake was made in allowing the DISTINGUISHING
clauses of the State Constitution to be voted
upon separately. Republicans from Virginia say
the effect was to consolidate all the Rebels and
what is known as the conservative element
against the radicals and that this resulted in
the defeat of the latter. The successful party
boast that henceforth the conservatives will con-
troll the State
Judge Dent,
the Presidents brother in-law, denies that he
consulted Grant before accepting the nomina-
tion for Governor of Mississippi on the conser-
vative ticket. He claims to have acted inde-
pendently and AYERS that he does not expect
any support from the administration on the
score of his relationship to the President There
are others here however, who think differently,
and wlo say the matter was we'll understood
before Dent accepted the nomination.
Criminal Sentenced.
Despatch to The Ecening Telegraph
New YORK, July SIN the Court of General
Sessions this morning Judge Bedford pro-
nounced sentence of five years in the State
Prison upon John Howard an alleged confede-
rate of Reddy the Blacksmith, who was tried
and convicted on the 10th of June. Judge Bed
ford and District Attorney Hutchings, however,
both expressed themselves satisfied of Howard's
comparative innocence, and promised to inter-
cede for pardon. A letter commencing How
ards good character was read from Mayor
Shurtliff of Boston. Seven other prisoners were
sentenced to terms of from six months to five
years in the State Prison or Penitentiary.
End of the Filibuster FiascO.
Despatch TO The EcenirJ Telegraph.
New YORK, July S.-Commissioner Belts de-
cided to-day at the conclusion of General Col
couras examination for alleged violation of the
neutrality laws, in assisting Cuban expeditions,
that the offense had not been directly proven,
and, therefore, discharged the prisoner
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Admiral Hof and the West India
Squadron-He is not to be Re-
called - Appointments by
the President-M -Missis-
sippi Politics.
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
The Amendments to the Irish Church
Bill-The People Dissatisfied.
Etc. Etc. ETC.. Etc. Etc.
from WASHINGTON.
Admiral HoG Not to be Recalled.


Despatch 10 The EUenir,g Telegraph.
WASHINGTON, July s.-The paragraph tele-
graphed from here last night to the effect that
Admiral Hoff was not giving satisfaction to the
department in his course towards the Cubans,
and that he would be relieved and Admiral Poor
ordered to the South Atlantic Squadron is incor-
rect. On the contrary, Admiral Hoff's activity
and energy in the protection of American inter-
ests are gaining him the esteem and admira-
tion of the departments and the only con-
tingency under which Hof would be
recalled would at q request of his own on ac-
count of i'll health, or any other good reason he
might assign, should he make such q request.
Then Admiral Poor would be ordered to relieve
him, as it is his next turn to go to sea. But
even then Hoff would have to stay till autumn.
when Poor would go out. Admiral Hoff has
gone to Santiago de Cuba in the iron-clad Sau-
gus, as q notice to the Spaniards to keep their
hands off American interests. The head of the
Navy Department expresses surprise that any
one should venture to assert the Admiral's SYM
pathy, pro or con, in the Cuban struggle, for to
the best of his knowledge and belief he (Hoff)
has never expressed his opinion one way or the
other.
Appointments.
The President to-day made the following ap-
pointments-
Rufus A. White, Postmaster, Charlestown
Massachusetts,; William Jones, Postmaster, Dali
las, Texas; c. MCGOWAN, Postmaster, Knoxville,
Illinois.
The mississippi Delegation,
with Judge Dent, called on the President this
morning, but on account of the press of business
the delegation were not admitted. Judge Dent
saw the President and had talk on the pros
poets of the Mississippi elections.
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FROM VIEW YORK.
The Stock and Gold Market.

Special Despatch 10 The Evening Telegraph.
New YORK, July 81 p. M.-The gold market
is Iquiet and lower to-day, having opened at
1859. The present quotation is 1853.
The money market is considerably easier to-
day, owing to the announcement of the intention
of the Assistant Treasurer to bay three millions
of United States bonds tomorrow. The prices
this morning ranged at about per cent, and
the market is dull and quiet.
The stock market is strong and more active,
with general advance in quotations of about 2
per cent. Pittsburg and Cleveland Railroad is
particularly strong at an advance of fully
3 per cent. since the opening call. Foreign eX-
change is slightly higher, and the quotations are
made at 1O9I@110 for 20 days, and 11O55@4
for days sight.
Government securitie are strong and prices
are higher.
Stock and Gold Quotations.
Despatch to The EUening Telegraph
NEW YORK, July 81 p. M.-Money active at
| per cent. and three-siXteenths to as high as
| quarter per cent. The Gold market is feversh;
| opened at 1855, sold to 1856, then receded to
| 1861; present quotation, 1853. Government
bonds are active and strong. United States 6s,
| registered, II bid; coupons, 175s; fve-twenties
| '62, BIZ; Obs 1856 65, 10; new 67s, 171s; 6Ss
II; ten-forties, registered, s. coupons, S1l@b.64.
! Sterling exchange dull and firm. Southern secu-
| rites heavy and shade off. Express stocks
firm and no change, except in Canton, now
| quoted at 63. The Stock market is strong. New
York Central; 1855; Pacific Mail, 909s; North
western, SOJs; preferred do. 953S; Rock Island,
| 1862; Reading, 9S1S; Erie offered at 1885, pre-
ferred 55; st. Paul, ~ preferred do, So; Pitts
! burg 1917,
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FROM tn h WEST.

The Powell Exploring Expedition-Lntcst
AdviCes from tt.
CHICAGO, July S-Tbe Tribune of this morn
ing publishes despatch from Mrs. Powell, wife
of Major Powell, dated at Detroit, in answer to
an inquiry from the editor of the Tribune as to
whether the John Sumner, to whom the story of
the disaster is attributed by the Omaha Republi-
can, belonged to the expedition. Mrs. Powell
says Sumner was a member of the expedition,
but she does not believe the story and evidently
does not believe it comes from Sumner. Nothing
direct has been heard from Major Powell since
the letter published in the Tribune on May %,
and the question has narrowed down to this,
Has John Sumner actually returned from the
expedition reported lost on Green river late in
June, and which story, attributed to Sumner,
Risdon got hold of, appropriated and boggled,
or is the story attributed to Sumner only?
Fire.
The frame buildings Nos q 4, AZ, 6, and 90
West Lake street were burned to-day. The
loss is 500, 600,
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FROM NEW FORK.
Heavy DAMAGES.

ALBANY, July 9.-The owners of property on
the pier destroyed by the freshet last winter
have determined to commence suits against the
city for damages. The aggregate amount of the
claims is between $175, 600 and $2000 600.
Trial of the Commander of ihe Cuban Fill
clustering Expedition TINT Failed.
Despatch to The Evening Telegraph
New YORK, July 8.-The examination in the
case of General Goicouria, the alleged leader of
the recent Cuban expeditionary movement, was
continued this morning before United States
Commissioner Belts. George w. Hall testified
to the sale to General Goicouria of some tubes
for fuses, for which he received payment from
Mr.. Gonzales Charles A. Pond testified TO SELL
ing certain arms to parties referred to him by
the prisoner amounting to seventy or eighty
thousand dollars.
They were shipped on two schooners to be
transferred to a vessel off Gardeners Island, but
his men not finding her, the arms were brought
back to him. Hugh Sloan, steward of the Cath
arine Whiting, testified that Gen Goicouria
was either purser or passenger on that vessel.
The sailors were shipped for Galveston via Key
West. Counsel for defense wanted the witness
French produced, but he could OF be found.
He then moved the defendants discharge on the
ground that the alleged offense had not been
fully proved. Case still on.
Another DefnlcatiOn.'
New YORK, July 8.-Wm. II. Sanford Cashier
of the Central National Bank of the City of New
York, No. 800 Broadway, has absconded with
bonds to the amount of $100000 which had
been placed in his hands for safe keeping
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OUR OARSMEN.
The Fnmous HnrYnrd CreY in \

The Famous Harvard Crew in New York.
the Harvard international crew arrived in
New York city this morning from Boston, and took
up their quarters at the Astor House by invitation of
the proprietors. They will remain there until Satur-
doy, when they will embark for Europe. During
their stay in that city the Nassau Boat Club will ex
tend official courtesies, and the Harvards will visit
built for them by Mr. Elliott They bring with them
shell recently built for them at Charlestown; but
whether one or both boats will he taken to Europe
yetundecided. The Boston Journal of yesterday in
announcing their departure says:-
The several members of the crew are personally
in fine condition at present. and do not feel that they
have in any OF their recent public essays put forth
their real strength; they persuaded OF reserve
Of muscle not yet displayed. The pull of Monday
last they do not look back upon as anything extra
ordinary, and it did not constitute their heavy work.
1t was noticeable on that occason-and was
had been made in physique, when viewed from q
critical standpoint. This was especially the case
with Rice and Simmons, compared with their
apparent condition on the occasion of the race of
June 15. There has been no downright training
done as yet, though the crew have tabled together
upon approved viands for some weeks. They were
out for practice yesterday on the river and will un-
doubtedy be scrupulous to at least hold where they
are physically until their arrival In England Good
facilities understood to have been provided for
exercise shpboard, including clear space on the
upper deck for promenading etc, and cabin apart
ment separate from the main cabin and other apart
ments. On arrival in England they will locate near
the Thames, and not far distant from the city OF
London, at point not yet fixed upon, or, If so,
known only to parties there having the arrange
ments in charge. Doubtless the hospitalities of
tne boating fraternity IN England VIII be fully
up to the emergency, and the crew will find
everything in readiness on arrival. The precise
time for the grand demonstration is not
likely to become known beforehand any better than
it is now, the Harvards have option respecting
the weather; and their friends may rest assured that
''smeoth day" will be accepted only. They very
justly remark that 1t would be folly to go 5000 miles
to have rOugh-and-tumble pull on a turbulent river
surface. The rumor that the Cambridge Rngland)
crew had withdrawn from their proposed contest
with the Harvards is well founded but the latter
consider it altogether probable that opportunity will
be had to try conclusions with the oarsmen OF both
the famous English universities.