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THE SAENGERF EST.

First General RehearsaI-A Season Of Car
nival-Generous Hospitality Of the Balti-
Observation-Disclosures and Banquets in
Honor of Visiting Societies.
BALTIMORE July Is, 1859.
There was q general rehearsal this morning at
the Maryland Institute by all the societies, prepare
tory to grand concert which takes place tonight
at the same place. over 1000 persons will engage
In the singing tonight which, it is expected, will
excel any ever heard in this country.
After the conclusion Of prize singing last night
number Of enter tainments and balls took place IN
various parts of the city in honor of the visiting
societies. The Germania Maennerchor, Of Baltimore,
gave a banquet at Rane's Hall, IN which the Pha-
delphia Maennerchor, Washington Saengerbund
and societies from Richmond, Va, Columbus, ohio;
present The Baltimore Liederkranz entertained a.
LiederErans Of New York. bah was given at
tanments 81 otner places. A. ali these.
lale hour this morning with general prevalence Of
ollty and good feeling. The societies, as well as
citizens generally Of Baltimore, seem determined to
make their visitors pass an agreeable time. The
judges OF the prize singing last night, appointed by
the Executive Committee Of ,ne saengernund' were
wald and Muller Their decision and award Is not
yet made public.
Great Success Of tho Concert-One Thousand
gerfest 60 be Held at New York.
BALTIMORE, July Is, 1869.
The rehearsal and concert to-day were over.
crowded and were successes in every re.
gard. In the afternoon there was q meet.
ing Of delegates for the twelfth saengerfest
which takes place at New York in 1871. Many
resolutions were passed In regard to the organza.
ton Of special bund; also thanking Mr. Stein
back and the different committees for the taken
OF the singers from other Cities At the concert the
grand ch0luses were performed by the united sing
ers, from 200 to l. 400 strong and were much ap-
pauded. The New York, Philadelphia ana Baltl.
more singers each performed dne chorus, and the
singers received much applause.
Mr. Tscherch, the composer, from Germany, who
is ON visit in Baltimore to attend the Saengerfest
and to represent the $4,000 singers in Germany, was
introduced to the audience and the societies and
made pleasant speech. He gave three cheers for
the German Lied.
Tomorrow and the following day will be devoted
to picnics and amusements ut the grounds Of the
Schuetzen Club.
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kANS AS.
StructiOn.

Activity in Railroad NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Bridge over the Missouri Contracted Tor.
LEAvENwORrH, July IL. 1869.
An excursion party of forty prominent railroad
men LETT here Tor the West this morning In special
tram on the Kansas Pacific road.
MIR. T. b. Boomer, the Chicago bridge builder, met
the board OF directors OF the LeavenwOrth Bridge
Company thus morning, when satisfactory arrange
ments were concluded for the immediate cOnStruc-
ton OF . bridge over The Missouri river at this
point. The work Will be commenced on both sides
of the river this week.
The Buiiefn OF to-day has an article stating that
as the gauge on the Missouri Pacific Railroad
Ii reduced to correspond with other roads In this
section through trains, as far as the MISSOURI River
and the Cuff and the Hannibal and st. Joseph rail-
CITY, Us heretofore. Trains will he made up at
LeavenwOrth, RAINING through to Chicago via the
bridge at Kansas City, 10 Cameron and Quincy,
without change or delay.
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LOUISIANA.

The Seized Sugars Appraised at S2OO,OOO-
Seizure Of smugGled Cigars.
NEW ORLEANS, July 10, 1859.
The sugars under seizure here have been an.
praised on gold basis. Nearly 100000 In oonds
will be required on the same basis The customa
officers express the opinion that the parties Will not
be able to furnish the required bond.
large number OF cigars have been seized By Col
hector StOckdalc within the last few days. About
100 600. belonging to one OF the largest cigar i'm.
portsrs In the city, were seized to-day.
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PENNS YLVANiA.

The Democratic Convention at Harrisburg.
HARRISBURG, July Is, 1869.
The town is densely packed with delegates to the
Democratic Convention, and there 10 great deal OF
canvassing. The light Will be between Packer and
Cass. Hancocks friends are numerous, but can
nomination. But little curiosity 10 manifested in
regard to the judicial nominations, no one being
prominently pushed.
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MASSACHUSETTS.

Explosion Of Naphtha-Grent Fire IN East
Hampton.
SPRISaFIRLp. July 10, 1850.
The East Hampton Rubber Thread Works and the
Valley Pump Company's Works were totally de-
stroyed by Gre last night, caused BY explosion Of
naphthA. The loss was $140 900, and the insurance
100000 in Providence, Worcester cad Boston con-
panies.
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CUBA.

Death Of n United States Consul-Arriva1 and
Detention OF an American Steamer mt
Porto Rico.
HAVANA, July I3, 1889.
Mr.. stedman, Consul Of the United States at San
tago de Cuba, died IN that city on the eth inst.
The American steamer Hero has arrived at Porto
Rico from the Bay OF SANTANA. She is detained py
the authorities Of Porto Rico on suspicion OF being
employed BY the rebels.
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Reported Decisive Victory for the
Allies in Paraguay.
Seizure of the American Steamer
Hero at Porto Rico.
LOSSES BY The FLOODS IN TEXAS.
The Chinese Labor Convention
in Memphis.
FRANCE.

ResiGnati0ns Of the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of
the Sennre--ProrOgatiOn OF the Corps Legis-
laIif.
PARIS, July Is, 1869.
II is officially announced that the Senate will be
convoked for August 3 and that the session OF the
Corps Legslatif will be immediately prorogued. The
radicals are furious at the fact OF propagation.
The Ministers have all rendered their esienations.
NJ Rouher's and the Marquis de la vallettes resgna-
tions have been accepted but the remaining mem.
bers remain in office until the new Ministers take
ONCE.
M. Emile Olivier has been rendered portfolio,
but at present refuses 1t. 1t Is probable however.
hat he will eventually accept IL.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Cunard mail steamship Java will leave this
port on wednesday for Liverpool.
The mails for Europe will close ct the Post once
at half.past eight O'Clock A. NJ. on Wednesday.
THE NEW YORK Naturalization for Europe-wiu
be ready at halfpast seven O'Clock in the morning.
Single copies, in wrappers for mailing SIX cents.
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AUS TRlA.

The Bishop Of Linz Sentenced to Imprissn.
mont.
VIENNA, July 10, 1862
Bishop Linz has been convicted before q civil
court OF uttering doctrines subversve OF public
order and has been sentenced to three months i'm
prisonment.
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Havana Markets.

HAVANA July 10, 1869.
Sugar.-Nos. 10 to H. Dutch standard, nrmer at
81 reals Nos IL to % quiet at 10 reals per ar.
robe muscovadoes active at IA reals for fair to
good refining.
Exchange on the United States sixty days sight,
In gold, az per cent premium; In currency rs
per cent discount.
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Instruments for the French Gable.
from the Boston Post. July 1871

BY courtesy OF Moses G. Farmer, the well known
electrician, of this CITY, there was an exhibition
yesterday afternoon OF the instruments to be used on
the new French cable now in process OF being laid.
The instruments are substantially the same as those
in use on the present cable the signals being trans.
mirted through the medium OF ray OF light thrown
by a delicately suspended mirror upon suitable
surface. Tho neces consist OF about 900 coils of
Insulated wire, arc nearly three inches In
length and two in diameter and the interior OF the
rings 1ve-eighths OF an inch A pOarzed needle,
to which ts attached q thin reflector, is suspended
in the centre Of the COLL and is DETECTED from right
to left according as the current passes from the posi-
tive or the negative pole OF the battery. Directly in
front of. and covered as to allow but small raw
Of light to be focused by lens upon the mir.
ror, Is lamp, and at the right Of the lamp
six feet or more, as the case may be, is a
centred surface upon which the ray falls The Morse
alphabet, with some slight alterations, will be used,
the dots and dasnes being indicated by the position
Of the ray with regard to the centred surface. The
resistance of one helix Is about that of 500 miles OF
the cable proper. The instruments are very simple
and the cost tribe, not exceeding 500 set
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SERNlA.

FORMULATION Of the New Constitution.
BELGRADE, July Is, 1850.
The new consultation has been promulgated, and is
received with much enthusiasm By the people
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Action of the Tiers Party.

Action Of tue Tiers Party.
PARIS. July 13, 1862
The Tiers party deeming the message of the
Emperor satisfactory, have withdrawn the proposed
interpolation.
y The Deoats to-day, In commenting on the political
reforms promised by the Emperor thinks that 1t is
impossible to undervalue their meaning and unjust
not to be grateful for the Emperors concessions.
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Freedom from Sunssroke.-It II a Remark
able fact Of KNOX Hat ever suffered from
coup soei Bytheby Al 212 Broadway We saw style a
White Beayee which Ia the Of elegance.
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MALTA.

Death Of an American Consul.
LONDON, July 13, 1859.
William winthrop, United States Consul at Malta,
Is dead.
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Cristadoro's UnrivalIed Hair Dye.-sola
and applied his wig and scalp factory No sAor House.
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ACard.

Bankers Hirsufus-The Great Hair Meas.
cine One application stops ls falling and promotes ne
growth, ga Broadway.
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Cienr TsHrsgErsnfc Skin, such u One a:

the most lovely oblec, IN nature Freckes tan pimpiess
are positively removed by this
TO be had at Dr. FELIX GO RA DIS old established depot,
n Bond street, removed from l53 Broadway &c. cake;
m allied 7bc.
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For First Ci1ss Printing Of Every Descrip>
ZION 20 to the Metropolitan JOB Printing Esaeshmenu
Gasas an treat
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Established In 1SOO-The MetropoltR .Ie0
Printing EstablshmsH 81 Nassau street.
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| A.-ladies, Faces Euameiled, also the Pre-.
paraton for SALE with Instructions by NJ LAUSSOS, 10
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At Aucti0n-American Oil Paintings this
evening. continuing Thursday and Friday evening". a $50
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Great Sale Of American OIL Pnintins-8y
auction this evening" at 500 broadway. Continues Thursday
and Friday evenings.
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The Flood ar PnOii-Sudden Rise of the
Waters-HOuses, Mills and Bridges Swept
Away.
JEAvENwORTH July 10, 1859.
The Times ana Conservative publishes full report
OF the great Hood at Paoli, Kansas. There were
only two deaths by drowning. The loss Of pro-
perty Is very great. Three streams near Paoli
rose In few hours thirty feet, carrying
of houses, mills, fences and everything capable OF
noating Paoli looked like an island in a lake. Two
bridges were swept away; hogs and cattle were
drowned, and the crops on the bottom ands suffered
severely. The flood subsidized on Monday, nearly as
RAPIDLY as II rose.
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THE NEW DOMINION.

Rumored Cabinet Change--Tbe Toronto
Rcgatta-Ornngemen Celebration.
TORONTO. July Is, 1869.
The Daily Telegraph says:-"Hon. Mr.. Rose is
about to retire from the Cabinet and Sir Jonn A.
Macdonald Sir George E. Cartier will succeed him
as Finance Minister.n
The Paris crew Will row at the regatta here on the
7th of August. The Montreal and Ottawa and an
American crew have also entered
The Orangemen celebrated the 18th BY grand
catering at st. GATHERINGS yesterday. About forty
lodges present joined In the procession Hon. J. II.
Cameron, Grand Master and others delivered ad.
dresses. Everything passed OF peacably.
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Cournud's Oriental Cresm, ~ 50 Per Boss
tie IS Bond street late Of t5S Broaoway and druggsts
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Many, Many Years.-ANfrs. WinsiOwss SO0th>
mo SYRUP for children sehng has stood the test many
years. and never known TO h. II 10 perfectly reliable anl
harmless Il regulates sh stomach and bowels unA
cplc and gripping the bowels, soens the gums, reduces
Inflammation and aays an Perfectly safe In all
millions Of mothers can testify.
Be and call for
MRS. wtNsi pw's SOOTHING SYRUP.
having the facSimileof "Curta Perkinx the outada
wrapper. All others are base limitations.
To Ecouomt sts.-The Eiectir Extractor re.
move SOIL paut ta Ink and staas For sAs b. druseista
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Political Addresses Declined by the Governor
General.

QUEBEC, July 10, 1850.
An unseemly contention, like that which occurred
ct Montreal, took place to-day between the different
national societies here In the presentation OF al.
dresses to the Governor General. The President OF
the st. Jean Society claimed the precedence The
others objected, but offered TO draw lots This was
refused, and the Governor, hearing OF the dispute
refused to receive any 0kthem.
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would impress upon advertisers the
|, necessity of presenting their adver-
| ilsements for the Cartoon papers three
days In advance, TO secure Insertion.
In the general issue II Is also neces.
/ sarv TO present Advertisements on the
afternoon preceding the issue OF the
| edition Tor which they arc intended.
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The EVENING TELEGRAM

/ win be sent BY mail 10 Subscribers for
s'I dollars per year. Address ~ Mas
! sau street.
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THE EVENING TELEGRAM

Owing to the great Increase of busi-
ness consequent on tho popularity OF
their Cartoon and general Issue, the
proprietors Of
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THB FRENCH CABLE.
Arrival of the Great Eastern
at st. Pierre.
The Deep Sea Cable Cut and
Buoyed.
Connection With the Shore End
Not Yet Made.
Arrival Of the Great Eastern-The Shore End
Laid and BuOyed-N0 Signals Yet Ex.
changed with Brest.

Arrival Of the Great Eastern-The Shore End
Laid and Buoyed--No Signals Yet Ex-
changed with Brest.
ST. PIERRE MIQuELON, July 10, 1869.
The Great Eastern arrived or this island to-day,
and Is now splicing the cable The shore end here
was laid down several days ago by another steamer
of the expedtion-the william Cory. This part
OF the cable was thirty miles long. After being laid
it was buoyed and the Cory stood off, keeping near
so as to be ready to pick up the buoy when the
Great Eastern should come IN sight, Thus the Great
Eastern had only to Ind the Cory and spuce the
two cables TO complete the communication between
Brest and st. Pierre.
The day was unusually clear and bright, and this
facilitated the labor.
Electrical signals have not yet been exchanged
with Brest by the office here. because the land end
is sealed aud the instruments are ali on board
another vessel of the expedition yet to arrive.
The Great Eastern will return to Europe imme.
diatey.
The line hence to the United States will be finished
by the ChiItern.
1t is o holiday here, but no great enthusiasm is
manifested.
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LONDON, July Is, 1859.
collision occurred at Sheffield to-day between
two parties or miners, one belonging to the union
and the other consisting OF anti-union men. The
fighting was severe, and many were injured, one
fatally.
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1t is holiday here, but no great enthusiasm Is
manifested.
The Cable on the Great Eastern Cur and
Buoyed-The Splice Not Yet nIade-Move-
ments of the Cable Fleet.
ST. PIERRE MIQUELoN, July 1860 P. NJ
At half-past three O'Clock P. M. to-day the Great
Eastern cut and buoyed the Brest cable, at about
twenty miles from shore. and at point about five
miles from the buoy OF the shore end. The splice,
therefore, ID not made. The cause Of the delay IS
not known, as no communication has been held
with the shore.
All the vessels OF the cable fleet, the Standard,
William Cory, Chiltern and Gulnare, were in com.
municatlon with the Great Eastern by signal at the
time the cable was cut.
Dense Fog Prevents the Splicing Of the Two
Ends-The Deep Sea Cable Cut and Buoyed.
BREsT, July 10, 1869.
A despatch from the Great Eastern, dated yester.
day, announces her arrival of Mquelon, bat dense
fog prevailed, in consequence of which she had as
yet been unable to find the shore end OF the cable
with which to make the Splice The deep sea cable
Will probably be cut and huoyed to prevent accident
until the fog clears up.
The cable has been cut and buoyed. No commu-
nication has Deen received through 1t since last
night.
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9ru GOODS.

FIR1 our one dollar KID GLOVES, DeWsnhdes.
1 Ga' coI: aIs q is@ s SSt@ SsDs
Dress Trimmings and Fansy Goods popular prices Ebdhhs %"
Asd ss2 Broadway. near Nineteenth st, east side
AT KINZEY'S.
COMMENCING ON MONDAY
ILave purchased The past the Broadway StOGk
S. NJ. PEYSER.
SrT'n 'n ''' SEyETS BUTTONS
CLOAKTRIMHIHGS sATlNS. COMBS
WORSTED WORK CHENILLBS CORDS.
CRoCHETTRIMMINGS. PRINCES. SILKS
ALL TO BE SOLD ST
Together with over other goods purchased within
The past weeks be closed at less than hs ''st Of n
Dsrtaton. 10000,
$500 DOZENS FANCY TRIMMINGS, l2le DOE
s aS F PFcs s sk T gsF 1 PE ncE.A
5000 PIECES SILE GiMPs aSe PIBCR.
E ETcH T TRMsISGs % %9ETH $!C sioe
RICH TRIMMINGS WORTH 80 80, Use
RICH TRIMMINGS, WORTH 81, at ST.
5coO YARDS SILK PRINCES. Sc UP
5000 PIECES sir CHESIiLEs' i5c PiECB.
5000 BLACK TRIMMINGS Rlc, 10 81.
VELVETS.
5000 PIECES CoLoRED SILK yEI Hd Sse PIECE
P PEsGEs SILK SLIP PL4Ib yEGyETs s PEJE
500 PIECES s ALL j.; GoL L -; SOC mo 10 $2PiECk
s i1k sV hsp PL TkTHsI c "a ~
TRLvBT ZEN FOX Or DRESSES, SOC YARD UP.
HATS AND BONNETS.
5000 VELVET AND PLUSH HATS, 25e.
400 PRLT AND STRAW HATS, 2's
F FESmE EBt sHiEo GH HA45 81 i &C.,
FEATHERS AND FLOWERS.
NEW NEW y ySE As sTIts @ "
200 BOXES FRESCH Flowers, Oe. SPRAY
FS OF F fS4TEs pos SGSkETs
THESE pFs q s2Sfb MUST
BoLiDAY GOODS,
RIBBONS.
1000 YARDS FANCY RIBBONS. &C. to 2Sc
SC T tabs P ia Rt RSS9Ss si iO to %
5000 PIECES TRIMMING RIBBONS, Soc PIECE, an
600 REMNANTS or RIBBONS
2,OCO EBCK.TIBS AND BOWS 15c to 81.
GLOVES AND HOSIERY.
FpEGs ~ ga SSSSt SS $5oyEs PAIR
PINE ITALIAN KID GLOVES 75c PAIR
PIN LisLE 4yp BERLIN !, GLoyE s lI ssP PAIR
MEaiSo aia6K6 HOSE rs 70 zoe
CENTS RNGLIsH HALPiiosB 5ie PAIR
GENTS ENGLISH MERINo HOSE. 2Sc 70 ole
LADIES aERISo VESTS AND DRAWERS 7Sc
LACES AND EMBROIDERIES'
co Y. ,sBs MTsS I EPfNgS S. o Fac
iSoSo Wo iI p6gBLE BANDS, iqss &C. use, 'Oc.
CHBMISBTTES, COLLARS AND SLEEVES
WIDE yKSIBGLE Ell dAGES 1Ss Ja 40. 90, 90, 7
REMNANTS or HBBDLBwoRK. CHEAP. 6oe.
HANDKERCHIEFS.
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kEkDLEWOkh AND LAVE ~ ts &c 60 ,,, or
HEMSTiTCH HAADkBkCHlkFs, lOc, lste, 1oe
BEST LINEN nEMsTiTCH IN 1HB CITY, 2oc
RICH NEEDLEWORK, &c, Jlc. SJc ISc, up.
LACE HANDKERCHlEFS. zoe, Zoe. 75c, 81.
TAPE BORDRRED. Sc, Zoe, l2ic. l3c 23c
GESrS' HEMSlITCH 25c soc, &c, 10.
GENTS ALLLISEE. HEMMBD, zSci Sic, 3Se., 20,
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JEWBLRY SETS. PINS, NECKLACES. COMBS, Ge
VIM kinney,
az nnnInW.Y SECOND DOOR ABOVE BLRECKRR
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LITERARY ITEMS.

NJ Paul de st. Victor has commenced IN the
Hfonite Unirerse series Of articles on The Women
of Goethe" He begins with Frederick, the heroine we
may call her So Of the poets autobiography, Goethe
frst love aud first victim. The sketch is chafmhgy
written and gives promise that the series VIII be worth
reading.
Dir. Putnam's volume of Sermons, Confer
ences and Addresses by Hyacinthe translated by
the Rev Leonard w Bacon, will be ready in few days
1t contains tue address before the Peace League which
was the immediate cause or rather Hyacnthes ruptuIe
with The Carlnete Order six lectures the relation
between Christianity and Civil Society, and several mis-
,,esneous dscourses The Rev E. A. Washburn, ID. d.,
of calvary Church. N y, contributes an Introductory
blographical sketch.