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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-27
The Irish Church Bill Signed
by the Queen.
An AustrO- FraMcO-Italian Al
lance.
WARLIKE PREPARATIONS IN EGYPT.
Prussia Coming to the Assistance
of tho Pope.
ENGLAND.

The irish Church BIZ Signed BY the Queen
Proceedings In Both Houses Of Parliament.
LONDON, July 20, 1850.
In the House Of Lords tonight the royal assent
was given to the Irish Church bin.
In the course Of the evening the Marquis Of Olanri
carde called attention to the nefficency Of the DO
lice ana magisteral arrangements in Ireland for the
prevention and detection OF crime. He said the con-
slant recurrence Of agraran outrages in that island
was disgrace to the country, and the impunity
with which murder and outrage were committed
showed that the executive were powerless ana the
assassins powerful he urged the necessity of hay
ing more eficient constabulary
Lord Duferin said her Majesty's government de-
piOred the recent outrages IN Ireland, and was
ready to consider any proposal for their repression
1t was now considering the desrablity Of establish
ing secret police force. He added that no measure
had been neglected to bring the perpetrators Of out
rage to punishment.
The House Of Lords has passed the Endowed
Schools bill.
In the House OF Commons the announcement that
the royal assent had been given to the Irish Church
bill was received with cheers.
The Telegraph Purchase bill passed In committee.
There was decided majority in favor Of making a
permanent monopoly Of the telegraph lines
The Disestab lished Church-The International
Boat Race.
LONDON. July 20. 1859.
The Times to-day refers to the effect Of disestabsh
ment as fOllows:-"The Irish Church now knows
what 1t Is and what 1t can do. and for the first
time in its history has real, honest, independent
character"
The interest in the Harvard and Oxford boat race
exceeds that OF the annual University contest. The
betting Is In favor of Oxford.
Ocean Race OF the Royal Yorkshire Yacht
Club.
LONDON, July &C. 1859.
The ocean race OF the Royal Yorkshire Yacht Club
for prizes valued at f1oo came OFF on Friday last.
the was open to yachts belonging to any royal
club with allowances of time by Acker's SCALE The
course sailed over was from Lowestoft to HUI
Roads, about one hundred miles in a direct line.
The race was won by the Cambria. which beat all
her competitors by ten hours.
Collision Between Steamships in the Baltic
Twenty-three Persons Drowned.
LONDON. July 20, 1889.
A collision occurred in the Baltic last night be-
tween two steamers, both belonging to Hull. One Of
the vessels sunk ana twenythree OF her passengers
and crew were drowned.
Arrival Of United States War Vessels ut
Portsmouth.
LONDON. July 20, 1862
The United States practice ships Macedonian aud
Savannah have arrived at Portsmouth. The officers
are now visiting the different government establish
ments there.
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THE PACIFIC COAST.

Admiral Farra9ut in Calif0rnia-Firo ia the
Forests Of Washington Territory.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 20, 1869.
Admiral Farragut and wife arrived here Tonight.
The fires in the woods In Washington Territory
are raging with renewed violence.
Flour, IS a IS SIS. Wheat firm at 81 II 81 so.
Legal tenders, IA
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AUS TRIA.


Religious INSTRUMENTATION Occasioned.
VIENNA, July 20, 1859.
Great excitement was created last week In Cracow
by the liberation OF nun, who had been confined IN
convent there for over twenty years. popular
demonstration which was made on the occasion,
led to series OF disturbances The military were
called out to restore order and many arrests were
made. The city Is now quiet.
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NEBRASKA.

KaEsroad mascrprsse In rameiess Csnasy.
BROWNSVILLE July 20 1853
Nameless county Nebraska. has voted to donate
S25oooo to the Sc LOUIS Trunk and The Brownsville
Fort Kearney aud Psoisc Railroads. Both roads
win be built through, the county next year Tho lat
ter is an extension of the Quncey and Br0wDsvill0
Railroad The work sprogressing on both iines -
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MARYLAND.

The Tax on Commercial Travellers.
BALTIMORE, July 20, $780,
The Court OF Appeals Of the State Of Maryland in
the case or Elias Ward, q citizen OF New jersey
against the State Of Maryland, appeal from the
Criminal Court Of this city, afirmed the judgment
OF the Criminal Court imposing o Hne OF $500 and
costs for the violation Of State law by selling with
out license.
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SPAIN.

The Carlisfs Defeated at Pampeiuna.
MADRID July 20, 1859.
An attempt made by the Carllsts to take the city
of Pampeluna, In Navarro, was frustrated by tho
garrison. Several men were Killed and wounded on
both Sides
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I ing Establishment having made extensive
pdai,ions 20 its "material," In the shape
OF Presses, Type, &C., &C., IL now prepared
TO execute orders With unusual yaptdsty.
Its patrons and tho public know full well
us style OF work and Ns moderate prices.
| Our designing and wood engraving de-
partment has been considerably enlarged /
TO meet the demands of the public. and
we beg to offer to our patrons our on
iarged facilities for such orders a. they
may SEQ hi to give, feeling assured that J
our prices will compare fsvoraby with
any other work OF the kind Posters,
Circulars, Cards, Pamphlets OF every do
and color work. Wood EogrsVing done
at short notice and nj very tow price.
~ Nassau street, old Herald Building.
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ZERLAND.

The Banishmcnt Of MazxIni Justified.
BERNIE July 20. 1899.
The SWISS government justices Its conduct In for.
bidding the residence OF Mazzn on the Italian from.
tier on the ground Of his revolutionary doctrines
and the duties imposed BY International law.
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NEW YORK.

Observations Of the Solar Eclipse--C0utributio
for Hamilton College.
UTICA July 20, 1860.
DR.. Peters, OF the Litchneld Observatory. starts
to-day for Desmoines, Iowa, with new German
spectroscope and other instruments for observing
the solar eclipse OF August s. His assistants are
Professors Rogers, of New Haven, and Frederick
Hubbard and Isaac II. Hall, Of New York. The ex-
pense Of this expedition is provided for by the ipe
ralty Of Edwin O. Litch6eld, of Brooklyn.
Judge Williams, Treasurer Of Hamilton College
has received from the studio OF Hiram Powers In
Italy, marble bust OF Edwin c.. Litchdeld, valued
at $4,000 Il Is 10 be placed in the Perry H. Smith
Library, with other memorials OF the college bene-
factor,
Anti.Iscnt Troubles i'm Rensselaer, County,
The sheriff Forciby Resisfed-Thrce Offlcers
seriously Wounded.
This afternoon Deputy Sheriff Gregg, of Rensselaer,
county with posse numbering twenty men, went
TO the residence OF farmer named Dennison, in
East Greenbush, to levy on his goods for non-pay
meut OF rent. On reaching the place they found
gathered about the premises about forty men. Not
expecting any trouble the sheriff proceeded in the
discharge OF his duty, but was obstructed by the
owner OF the property The sherir then attempted
to take Dennison into custody but the crowd opened
8re upon the posse with guns and pistols, when
Sheriff Gregg was 1t s feared, mortally and Leonard
j. wilbeck and Mr.. Woods seriously wounded The
sherlfrs posse then made q hasty retreat. II was
reported that five OF the posse were wounded, but
the above are the only names given.
Extensive Fire in MISUNDERSTANDING Of the
Shattumac Mills.
TROY. July 20, 1869.
A fire broke out at three O'Clock this afternoon in
the storehouse attached to the Shattumac Mills.
situated In Waterford, at the junction OF the Mo-
hawk river and Champain Canal near the Cohoes
bridge The mill and contents were completely de-
stroyed The loss will amount to from $50, 600 10
800, 0OO which Is fully covered by insurance IN
Albany and New England companies. The origin OF
the fire ~ unknown. Three thousand bushels OF
wheat 5000 bushels of feed, from $4,000 TO f60cj
barrels OF dour and 1900 empty barrels were burned
The mill was valued at 100000,
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VEFee1I n Wald6n8 BIuBuV II inc furU
peachy COMPLEXION which follows the use OF HA0AN'S
MAGNOLIA BALM II Is the true secret OF beauty Fashion.
abba ladies' In society understand this
The Magnolia Balm changes the rustic country girl 'ntos
city heie more rapidly thar any other one thing.
Redness sunbun, Tau Freckcs, Boches and all effects
of the summer sun disappear where ~ 70
"a obtained which rivals the bloom Of youth
Beauty possible all who will invest 75 cents Mt
specabe aud insist getting the Magnolia Balm
Depot 81 Park row. New York. Lyons Kathairon 10 the
bestH Hair Dressing.
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THE NEW DOMINION.

Another Fenian Scare.
TORONTO, July Co. 1869.
Instructions have been received at Ottawa TO have
the gunboats on the lakes ready for immediate use.
RumOrs Of a Fenian movement are supposed to be
the cause of the order,
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ROYAL Havana LOftcry.-PriZes.P Paid IN Gold
furnished. The highest rates paid for Doaooous
and all kinds OF q old and Silver. .,,,,,-. 49,.
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PAMPHLETS, law Reports, &c., Executed
with neaness anckness and despsch iwenyye per cent
than al other printing establishment 10 the cys
at The METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING ESTABLISH
MENT,97 Nassau street.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Cunard mail steamship Cuba will leave. this
port on Wednesday for Liverpool.
The mails for Europe will close at the Post Oihoa
at half past seven O'Clock A. NJ, on Wednesday
THE NEW YORK Naturalization for Europe-wiu
be ready at seven o'clock In the morning
Single copies, In wrappers for mailing, six cents
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EGYPT.

Warlike Preparations.
LONDON, July %, 1889.
despatch from Constantinope dated to-day
states that Egypt Is armlng extensively.
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FRANCE.

Tripartite Alliance Between Italy, Austria
and France-Prussia's Offer to the Pope.
LONDON, July 20. 1882
1t Is rumored that treaty has been concluded be.
tween France, Austria and Isay whereby the latter
In case Of war. is to support France with contin
gent of $4,000 troops ana occupy viterbo
It is also rumored that Prussia has offered the
Pope $4,000 men II the French forces evacuate
Rome.
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For Twenty-Five Cents
you kill every cockroach, water bug aea MOTH bug,
about premises Lyons Insect Powder win do 1t
aud nothing ese WILL Look out for frauds In buying Buy
none that does the signature OF e. Lyon. you
ties only Any who preends to sell BY the ounce or
pound Il swnder. Depot, No. q Park row, New York.
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A Fine Co,mplexion.--A Beautiful and vei-
yet.kc skin, free from all bemishes, bo produced
by BURNETr's KALLisToN which unlike other oosmecs,
healthy action Of the capiares For chatting of
Infants musquto bes sunbnrn roughneas Of the skin
has no equal For sale by JOHN F. HENRY No. College
place, aud by all druggists
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Release OF Turner, the Negro Postmaste
Of Macon, Ga.

Release OF Turner, the Negro Postmaster
Of Macon, Ga.
II appears that the United States Commits
sioner has released Turner, the negro post
master Of Macon, Ga, who has been under
going an examination upon charge Of
attempting to pass counterfeit money. The
cause for this proceeding is said TO be a want
Of sufficient evidence to convict; but rumor,
said by Georgia paper to be well authenti-
Gated, alleges it to be in obedience to instruc
tions from Washington CHASED on policy"
Whether this s'policy" springs from party mo-
lives or is based upon sort Of stool-pigeon
business, whereby Turner can be made to
turn States evidence in order to convict other
parties the whole proceeding is reprehe nsible
and beneath the dignity Of the government.
If the accused be guilty of the crime alleged
he should be punished to the extent Of the
law. If innocent, az some Georgia papers
express the belief, he should 30 be declared.
Hiscolor should not shield him from the con-
sequences ola violation Of law, no matter how
much s'policy" sympathizers may think to the
contrary. Andy johnson had ''policy," and
broke down under it. We hope General
Grant will not allow himself to be placed in a
similar predicament by attempting to inau-
gurate s'policy" for his administration like
that charged in Turner's case. 1t appears
that other charges are trumped up against
Turner. But the whole affair begins to smack
of persecution.
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(sourau d,s Oriental Cream, 81 80 Per BOt.,
c as Bond street. late OF 453 Broadway, and druggists.
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Words Of Cheer for Young Men, Nn9, nav.
ing fallen victims to socini evils desire better m,Mhpo
Sent In scaled letter cnyeopes, free OF euas H"osesa
HOW ASSoGfAf ATOM, hox =, PhNt iNeAA sss
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BatchelOr's Hair Dye.-The Best in tho
world The only perfect dye harmless reliable nsananc-
Gus. Factory Is Bond street.
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From tho Brest Of France TO the Heart Of
America will be magnetic pusaons; and In COM
memoraton thereof KNOX, of 2i2 Broadway, corner OF
Fulton street, has prepared soms Of the lsunest most ee
coolest Hats fe sik &c, that evor gave
comfort TO tho heads OF heated metropotans
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For First Glass Printing! az Every Descrip.
ton 60 TO the Metropolitan job Printing Establishment ~
Nassau street.
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Perfect Hair Dressing. -Burnett's C1c0a-
me- the perfect the preparation the world
harsh aud dry hair irritation Of the scalp badness and
dand ruT
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A.-fsurneti's FIorimeI; an Exquisite Per.
fumc bling fresh orders of bouquet Has
eaaal aad Ia Tor sale by all druggists
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Established in 1SOO-The Metropolitan Job
Printing Establishment 81 Nassau street
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CristadOr0's Unrivn1led Hair Dye.-S0ld
applied his wig and scalp factory No. Aston House
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Denial Of the Charges Of Iii Usage to an
American Citizen-Increase Of Military Ca.
dets-New Appointments.
PARIS, July 20, 1869.
The Journal OMciei denies that Mr.. J. @. A.
Warren. the American citizen who was arrested
during the late riots received III usage, and for
the suspension Of public Judgment pending judicial
inquiry into the circumstances Of the case.
Marshal Mel. Minister OF War, has ordered that
the number OF cadets admitted to the military
schools be increased.
The following appointments are announced:--
The Baron de Talleyrand Perigord to be Senator:
NJ. Benedettl to be Ambassador to st. Petersburg,
and NJ. Charles Baudin to be Ambassador to Berlin.
The French Cable Bond of Fricndship Re.
tween France and America.
paris, July 20, 1889.
The Journal 00fctel congratuates the country on
the completion of the Franco.Amerioan cable 1t
says:-"The new route OF communication now
opened between France and the United States will
henceiortn render Intercourse more frequent ana
our relations more intimate. IL will draw closer the
bonds OF friendship which now unite the two
countries"
The Great Eastern's Return Home.
BREsT, July 20. 1862
Tho steamship Great Eastern arrived at this port
to-day from Miquelon.
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At Everdelps, 500 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and
Visiting Cards, Monogrsms Goats of Arms, int'soi Note
Paper, finest in the city.
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face road TO tie Plains. With thS MSiIltiSs of
travel such as line like this would afford, and
aHberal system of building loans, Mr., Stewart
might erect city on his new purchase within
ava Wears. --s-.s,.. -
This question OF inter-metropoltan comma
nicatioh is one that is pressing Upon MS with
more earnestness every day. In Boston the
matter has long ago been settled, and nearly
all the towns Of Massachusetts, are available
Tor residences to the business men Of the capi-
tai London has met the difficulty and over
come it. while we go on from year to year
sacrificing health and our mnoh-needed earn
ings In miserable apartments and high rents,
for the simple want Of means Of reaching the
suburban districts.
It is proposed to bring Staten Island into
closer relations with New York by means of
bridge or tunnel to Elizabeth City (the dis
tance is only one thousand yards) and by
establishing new and more rapid ferry accom-
mediation, both of which projects are likely
before long to be accomplished but towards
Westchester county all schemes of improved
travel appear to be abortlve. Why this should
be go we cannot perceive. 1t was stated when
hrst the underground railroad was proposed
that II was practicable; but 1t seems to have
fulfilled its destiny prematurely, and without
the expense Of tunnelllng, while the elevated
road through Greenwich street, that was to have
accomplished such wonders, has similarly APP
parently gone up beyond all hope of future
usefulness.
The question is one, however, that cannot
be long postponed. New York is no longer
merely Manhattan Island. 1t stretches Its
metropolitan boundaries across Long Island,
snoircling Brooklyn and the villages Of Kings
and Queens counties, takes in the southern
half Of Westchester county, embraces Staten
Island, and extends far into New Jersey, That
Z oily such as this should be 80 deficient in
means of internal travel with 80 much wealth,
intelligence and skill within its borders, Is
disgrace to our enterprise and marvel of
suplneness in this nineteeth century.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-04-06
FROM CHIC.AGO.

Anticipated Opening of the Pacific Railroad.
CHICAGO, April 6.-The Common Council of
this city have passed resolutions looking to the
grand opening of the Pacific Railroad A com
mittee consisting the mayor and members of
Councils were appointed and authorized to in-
vite, on such terms as the managers of the
Central and Union Pacific and Northwestern
Railroads shall appoint the Governor and staffs
of the States of California, Oregon, and Nevada,
the Territories of Washington, Idaho, Montana,
Dakotah Utah, Wyoming and Colorado, mem
bers of the legislatures of the several States and
Territories above named, judges of the courts,
Mayors and Common Councils of the cities of
San Francisco, Sacramento, and such other
cities as they may select, the Mayor and
Councils and leading citizens of such
other cities in the States and Territories above
named, as said committee deem best and most
appropriate; also, the President and Vice-Presi-
dent of the United States, Cabinet, members of
both houses of Congress, Judges of the Supreme
Court, generals and leading officers of the army
of the United States, the Governors of the seve-
raj States, and such other distinguished gentle
men as are deemed best. The hospitalities of the
city will be rendered to all
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FROM CUB.4.

Condition of Affairs on the Island.
HAVANA, April 6.--The United States steamer
Nipsic, from Hayti, has arrived at Cienluegos.
All WELL
A battalion of artillery has returned from the
Central Department.
The Diario to-day, in leader, considers the
rebellion the Central Department entirely sup
pressed.
The Conticook has gone to the mouth eof the
Mississippi, to intercept expedition reported
to coming to Cuba from New Orleans.
The Prenza is very anxious that the New York
journals should mention the fact that in the re-
cent engagement the Government troops cap
tured two flags.
The regular mail steamer has arrived from
Vera Cruz, with later advices from the City OF
Mexico 1t was reported that General Canzo
would be discharged from custody. Juarez had
sent to have Rosecrans recalled.
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-Four Hundred BilIs Passed ON First Reading

Four Hundred Bills Passed on First Reading.
HARRISBURG, April 6.--Both the Senate and House
occupied during the entire morning in conside
ration Of numerous private bills.
Each house took up not less than two hundred and
passed them through first reading. 1t is evident
that the bills increase proportonatey with the length
of the season. There is a common understanding
that the Legislature will adjourn the 18th of April,
although resolution has been adopted to that
effect The Cruelty to Animals bill has been signed
by the Governor.
Mr.. Nagle objected to the House bill taking the
power from the District Attorney to approve bonds
of applicants for tavern licenses, and 1t was post
poned.
The following bills were objected to and postponed
for the week.
BY Mr.. Bum, authorizing the citizens of Philadel-
phia to decide by vote upon the site of new public
buildings
BY Mr.. Daily the Philadelphia registry law.
BY Mr.. Adar, requiring the North Pennsylvania
Railroad Company to pave American street.
BY Mr.. McGnnls, supplement to the Westchester
and Philadelphia Railroad Company.
BY Mr.. Peters, authorizing the Schuylkil River
Railway to carry freight.
Mr. Nagle objected to the bill abolishing the oice
of inspector of paving stones.
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Markets by Telegraph.

New YonK, April e-stoeks active Gold, 1875; Ex
tf ilSs%t neS 1S. lis; ISL isa iG45s S5 rsSia sTss
tTal, 1855 reading 2s Hudson River, liIA Mohigap
Central, llsH Michigan Southern, 81 Illinois Central
1877 Cleveland and Pttsburg 81 Chicago and Rock Island
1917 Ptsburg and Fort Wayne, l27!s ooo .,. o,,
2s Flour heavy and advanced 6@l0c sales of $500 bbs
State $56O@7; Western, $5'50c9S Southern, $64OSl2
Wheat dull lower, and quotations nominal Corn
heavy sales Of $4,000 bush At s5SS7c Oats quiet Beef
quiet New Mess Pork, $3l l2H. Lard heavy at l8glSc
" hisxy IN fair demand at e3lG93Hc. ,..-z
BALTIMoRE, April 6-Coton dull and nominal at $50
2s1 Flour dull and quiet. Wheat dull sales of choice
red $2lo3S cSGn duh prime white ssSs5 yellow
visions easier and unchanged Whisky dull at 93S95.
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FROM CO.E.NECTICUT.
Result of the state Election.

Special Despatch to The Epening Telegraph.
New HAVEN, April 6-The vote in the State
VIII be very close, and the probability is that
Jewell, Republican, is elected Governor by from
two to four hundred majority. The Republicans
elect three members of Congress-Strong in the
First district. Kellogg, in the Second, by 277
majority. Barnum, Democrat, is elected in
the Fourth district by about 800 majority. The
State Senate will stand IA Republicans to De-
mocrats. The House is very evenly divided, and
II is impossible to say which party will have the
majority 1t will not exceed six either way.