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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-11-27
Tuntt,ter 1O7.
III oenStano 9elest weree, il, siinaisen
Jabren erS6ere TilounosIummen III

IN penStanb seleBt tperee, It, 9iinftisen
Sabren er16ere Sileuneslummen su
perwenben, in unsunftsen flelnere int
mer unter @abruns Der Ge6te Der
Staatssepalt. uDenu td", iaete Der
Minii iter nren sprliesenren Stat te<
tradtenr> mir ia9e, cab CT nit etnen
Oefcttspn 5,400000lbalern abldliebt
unp ;ur Gilsuns dlterer Staat5lGulz
Ten 100000 Ebaler beittmmen ulubz
te. meine i6, pab imu,erbin Bel unS ein
@cranldla9 beitebt, um ZEN uns bic
meillen Staateu Garppa'S benetDen
f5nueu." Die Gortiesun9 Der Sub
eetberatbun9 purce bann bis na9
Gtn0an9 ees ,neuen planes Yertaet,
0te5lppeutl9en ftnp nit Dem vNeibe"
um cas preubilde Def;it nidt bebaf<
tet. .. ls- .. q.
9Eus Gaebfe,1 frmmen trauri9e
Beri6te. 90 melcet cin Nrtifel per
uDre6pner Nadrt6ten" fulsenpes !:
uDa bic eseenwartts fieb 70 oft ,pieberz
bolenpen GdQe spn Selbfnprpen int
Id9flden Mrmeecorp6 nes Nprneeutz
| f1en BunpeS neuerctnas in bere6tigz
ter @eile Der einoebenbfen 8elpredun9
in Der pre1e uno i'm Yublifum unterz
wprfen 1pprpen finp, 70 piirfte es ;eitsez
udb erl6einen barauf tinsupeilen
rab baS id9fide &rieee- -Miniferium
bereits su Nnfans bitler Selbfmpro=
Gpipemie, Gnpe 1867, biele Anseleeenz
belt gum @eeenfanpe elmer 8eroronuns
ait Die Milttairz8eb5rpen eema6t bat.
Dos &rie98zMiniterium bat parin
ben leBtern anbefoblen, bic 9eitiee
Nt6tung ibrer llnter9ebenen 81 erfprz
l9tn unp jepe @eraalaiun9 ftrens iu
permeiren, bic Zen freoelbaf aftenGntl6lub
gum Selbitmprpe gu er3eueen i'm Stan<
pe >pdre. Datet bat pas Mintterium
aus9elprp9en 1penn eS aud unperz
fennbar iei bae per Gelbftn,prb ii,
allen S9t9ten unp Stdneen Ter ST.
p6lferun9 Iberbanb nirnmt uno bic
llrla9en basu in tiefer liesencen@ranz
ben 3u 1u9en ftno, bic f9 Der Beurz
tbetlun9 Der Gpmmanppbeb1rben als
iol9e ent3ieben> es pp9 ppbl bet GaQ
letn fInne, baB bic bten nftli6e unp faz
nerap19aftlt6e 8ebanpluns zines Splz
paten> be0en@eif jener &tdtun9 eerfalz
len, let9teine&riitS berbet tflbre unp ben
Gntldlub CUR Gbat reifen lafe. eeiper
3eieen bic neuern @prfdQe, pa6 ptelsr
bumane @eit be6 MinifertumS Die
ntepern 8ebIrpen ntdt allentbalben be-
leelt."
Die 1a9fide Nbseprpnetenfammer
beialpb bic netertra9un9 Der Srt6z
T6erbettspplt3et All bic Staptz uno
9anbeemetnpen unp nabm bic !6tneinz
stebune per @tttr9lter in @emeinpen
an, na9beln bic Nesterun9 unp mebrsz
re &itter9utsbefBer ibre 3ufttmmuns
erfldrten. Die Mbseprbnetenfammer
bel9lpb ferner pirecte aa9emeine, sleide
@ablen fir ale 0emetnpen uno 8eiz
tebaltun3 bes &lafenzSYfeu,s fiir bic
Wdblbarfeit. Gin entldiepener Sort
idritt. -. .s.
Sn SSiirtember8 aaben Die
iinelt fatt3efunpenen Wtlttair1bunz
gen su notwithstanding, bic pabr11einz
lid in 8erlin ni@t unbea9tet bletben.
Wan bert9tet bterdber aus Stutt0art,
waS fpl9t: Die 6erbf@Mau1per I'm
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-11-27
ct. Aaul, 1nnefota @amftaa, ben p. Stpoeber 1869

ftrei9e perabret9en lief. Gin ul1rlau>
ber" parunter blteb nabe3u topt auf benz
plabe. ''Extra Hungarian non est
vita y heibt oasSpridwprt firStublz
ribter feine6pes6 aber fir Staat6z~
birser auf eer wt1farlt6 bereitftebz
eneen u,latipnalen" Yraselbanf.
Der t5bmil9e 2anota9 bat swar ci<
recte @ablen fiir ben Nei6Sratb an9e-
npmmcn rod pbne pas prisileg!um
fir ZEN yrunobefb absui9affen.
Sn 3aDerm entpidslt fd ner
Wablfaupf NIT grocer Mufre9un9 i'm
Gplte> eie ibren 6aupt9runo tn Der
neuen @intbetluno Der @ablfretIe bat.
uGine lolde 3ulammenftduns Der
Wablbe5irfe 1T in Bayern unn in per
Ebat in ir9enp einem 9anee nod nie>
mails ra9ewelen. Was ras Minifez
RUM Yforpten<Heig ieiner 3eit
in pieler 9e5iebun9 getban, tann bier
9esen gar nidt in 8er9let4 fommea,
unp ielbf pie 56rmannilde 3uiam<
menwiirfelun9 bel ben lebten Wablen,
1T ibter masuoQ 3u nennen eesen bic
9eeenwdrti9s>" go ipri@t Der u8olfS>
bote", per in ieiuem @rimme bic brent
nenpe Gra9e in bte @orte sulammen<
fabt: pb bayerii9 bleibsn poer preulz
iii9 perpen?
9lu@ 9emaif9te nt6ttayerii9e Slatz
ter ipre9en Don ben rprttgen 3ul ltdnoen
lGarfsn Eapel aus. @o bic u26ln.
8plfs3ettun9", inoem fe beridtet: DAP
paS Miniitertum nit planen um9ebt
bic 8auernpereine aufsul1len 1T NUM-
mebr teipent. Dte upoi3ts." sab
tu3li9 Elm Mpilo rapon, uno bic uDpz
nau>3ts." i" meloet jebt Ndberes. ~Das
Mtnifertum peSSnnern bat DOR eint9er
3eit an bic 1dmmtlt9e 8e3irfedmter
MerelbaiernS cine sebetme Snitructton
erlal1e1 in wel6er UNI fdleuntsiten8ez
ribt sebeten miro iiber pieIbdtisfett ber
Bauernsereine. @pr alem iollten fte
parauf Ieben, an wel@en Srten iol@e
0ereine finp, unb an ,pel9en Srten
Gerlam1nlun9en 9ebalten wuroen> uno
tpel9e 9lepen babel felen. Ste pQen
re9er9tren lber bic Mtt9iterer pb nf6t
ptele lebt9e Bur19en unp Dtentbcten
oarunter iinp, unp pb bic 0ereine nt1t
cine 1ocialzpemotratt1 19e Teneen3 befolz
gen." [Die uBauernz8ereine" baben
namentli9 bel Der jebigen Wabla9ita>
tipn fir bic patripttiae partet 9rube
Beperltune, unp einellntercrldun9 oer<
Ielben tpdre neben Der umgeitalteten
Gintbetlung Der @ablfreiie eine tpeitere
@emalts- -Mnmabun9 Don Getten pe8
Nituiferiums.] ... ...-
Nreufe,1 uno nit ibm Der Norp>
peutl9e Bunp bat finen neuen Ttnan3-
mintfer, ber betanntli6 tmStaatsbaus<
balt cine 6auptrolle 3u ipielen bat.
Der in neuen Gteuern Ell finrunssretde
rou Ger 6eybt bat ab9ecanft une an
leiner Steue erldten !5r. @ampbaulen
ant 20. Sftpber gum eriten Wale ais
FOLDER i'm preul1lden Nbseprpnetenz
baule, al8 9erape ote 8prberatbung res
Buoget6 be9innen icQte. 9lls lein
Yro9ramm be3et9nete er unter cem8ei<
faQe res 6auies bic uOrbnun9 ser
Gtnan3en unter mb9ltdfer @dcnuns
Der Steuerfraft oe6 Qanees", uno els
Mittel oasu cine Reform i'm Staatsz
i@ulcenwelen rabtn, eab bic @esieruns |
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-11-27
Mnslanoii9e Na9ri9te1t.
cuff d. ne.

Cine intereNante grlbeinunA fcmmt
9esenwdrtis in Sefterreicb cor, mo
fatbplilGeGeif ifli1e um pteGiaraumuns
jene5 biir9erliden Nedte5 petitioniren,
pas unter esr neuen Treibeitsberrl6aft
jeoe,n proletarter auf Der Oaiie einse@
rdumt it,: INN cas- 6tit,1,z unp@oblz
re6t. Gs tpirp einem 2lmertfaner, Der
su @unten cer Neger ietn 15.Genititu-
tiens=Mmencement bat ldwer peritdnpz
li1 1sin, ,penn er in Den 3eitun9en
lieat rae III Oeiterreid bic priefter
went9cr &e1te befBen ais bier gu Qan<
be Der fretgelaiene Sfloye. SnWten
circulirte fiir,lid cine uNrre0e Der Gooz
peratoren ppn @ien"> ,pel9er AUDI bic
Gooperatoren auf pem ganpe ii6 ansez
19lp0en babe1 an ben n.zI, 2anotaA
UNI @ewdbrune peS actiuen unc paiitz
pen Wablre9tes. Dasu temerft Der
,8lfsfrc.' NIT rem ,Naterl.' u8ir
wunoern uns ntbt lber bic Wanifefa>
tion ce6 politilden 8ewubtletns Der
seiitlt6en Staatsbiirser inBien; renn
Is 1T mobl bSdfe 3eit, pab aud iie ia<
rem bere9tteten She'll Ter polttilaen
Treibeit III 0un7en Der STRIDE bean<
lpru6en. Aber rafiir rarf man caa
Befremceu ni6t unterpriifen, paB man
Dem srbbten Gbeil Der Wiener Seellorz
ser Gooperotoren, Neltsionslebrerpre<
oieer &c. bisber oas@ablrebt iiberbaupt
Yorentbalten fcnnte. Sper mlren oiele
Mannersp:e naG sw5lf Sturienjabren
bod ilder 5u pen intelli9enten &lai1e,1
sebDren unp berufsmdbi9 bic rei9itc
9ebenserf fabruns fir iiG taten - wdz
rem Diele nidt befabiat an cerSeratbuna
Dfe,1tltder pas Mpbl res Gaterlances
tetyefenpsr Ttasen9lutbeil 81 netmen :?
Der wi6tisite She'll rer Dffentliheu
Golf5bilpune rie moraltlae uno reliz
eiIle Bilpuns 1T in aStsn falt aus
lblie6lib ben Yfarr<Goopeyatpren in
Der Sbule wie auf Der 8an;el anserz
traut - rao fie ipQten cas- Bablredt
ntdt beanlpruden purfen> cas cem einz
fadlten @ewerbSmann ;ufpmlnt >penn
er sufdQie eint9e Gulpen Steuern &C.
swunsen sablt, pdbrenb cer Seellorser
BON cerMrmutb auerlett6 ant briifenblte
befteuert ,piro ? Greilid miro coS Nnz
fnnen oer 8iener Yfarrs sGopperatOren
pem Oere9tistsitseeflble unlerer 2ibe<
ralen aus befannten @riinpe1 ptrers
freben. 9lbcr fann man Der miiroiez
iten unp etnFuereidten 8lal1e Don
Staatsbiirsern nod ldnser ein &edt
Yerweiaer1L paS man int Nu9enbltf fit
ben etnfa6fen 2anpl9uuebrer> ia fit
ben semeinea Mrbeiter itlbit 3u foroera
bemdbt 1T 2" Oleidseitis fnoen mir in
Der v9lu9sbur9er Ypft;eituns" fol9enee
Bemerfunsen: uTprti9rittlide Bldtter
ereiiern T9 lebr iiber @etflt6e, uelde
TG ant Wablfampfe betbetli9en. 8on
ibreln 5tanppunfte aus baben fie Elm
Ne1t ft4 parob 3u dr9ert1; benn tplir<
ben bic @eiitliGen III ben Ga9en Der
@abltdmpfe freirpiQts in bic @aeriitei
f9 einlperren, pann wdren bic Sorts
larittspldne ldnsit pur&sefabrt. Sbr
3crn 1T oarum besreiFi6 aber Sera>
pesu unbesreiFi9 1T es, rpta1 man DON
| lnidtfortlarittli9er Sefte ;uneilen bic
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Morte bDrt: Die Oeinli1en tbIten am

2NOtle DDtt: AIe VetFl1Dell IDnIeH aHl
befen, wenn le fA um lplde Din9e
gar nidt fillnmern ioncern lept9lt6
ibreS seiRli9en 9lmtes walten uno Dem
Bolfe bic Wabl leiner @ertreter Iberz
la6en wiiroen. G5 CAB cine Bet, 1T
pel1er Der Oeifli6e wpbl that ,renn
er iid I'm politilhe snsslesenteiten,
mic Wablel ni6t fimmerte. IS mar
, bic 3ett al6 bic D5lter nod rorlrtez
seno drtltlt9 cadten uni rdhlten, al5
Der Staat NOD 6riitli6 nor uno leil1
,poute. Damals CAB es SildSfr> wie
peter y. Ni1art uelde rtt Weiitlt6en
abmabntcn fb in politi|de Nnselesenz
beiten 3u mtiden; unp fie tbaten &e9t
IS probte Ger STRIDE feine @efabr Don
etnem 2aapta9e; rofiir lpr9te rer 6riit<
li6e Staat. G5 1T tptal anpers Sc
worpen. Cine partei rinst I'm, bic
Derri1aft i'm Staate, pelde Gbriltenz
tbum uno STRIDE nit tpcfetnblt9em
6a1le oerfplgt, .pe!gs Die STRIDE cine
@olf5Derpummun9sanitalt rte prtelter
Setrogene pper 8etrii9e: nsnnt, wel9e
cuniequent uno iyltematild corauf aus
9ebt, ben Ginfub Der STRIDE su unter<
9rabe, unp Ut perni6ten uno tbre
Gtsner pom jenen @ebtsten ibrer Mtrfz
iamfeit ;u serprdn9en, trel6e ite pft9t>
sendb ni6t aufecbe,, clrien. Man
penfe an S6ule, Mrmenweien @beredt.
Mu6 alien pte1en 0sbtetsn ioQen Der
@eifli9e unp ttrb!i9e OrunoldBe perS
ordnet perpen. . Souen ca cte
0eiltltden auf ibr itaatsbirserlt6e5
&s6t per3idten uno rubis su1eben wie
thre Gpofetnpe Die Madt an i16 reiben,
um raspn cine 9irdenserfulsun9 ber<
auf;ubel6m1ren ?-0ons anoer6 1T es,
wenn Die STRIDE spufon,n,sn fret pom
Staate 1T, mic in gnslano II. Nmerifa.
Der Geiit!ide iiebt iid pann BET fplden
xampfsn nidt mebrsan ren pplttil9en
2ln0eeeenbeiteu itines9anpes t,,terelTrt,
ais jerer anrere Staatebiirger neil
rann feline STRIDE purh eine mabrbaft
freilinnise 9anresperfailans spr ftaat<
lthsn nebersriTe11 sel6iibt 1T. Daber
fpmut cs, taD Gle Weifltdsl1 in Gnez
lano unp Amcrica lib lpenis UNI Die
Wablf1npfe fiilnmerll rbmpbl es bort
Seiuiten in Mense siett. Soften mir
pie1elbcn fir6li9en Gsrbdltntle wte
Gnelano uno Nmerifa, - tpir wdret1
'pa9rli@ frpt> rieler 8dnpfe dbsrboten
su lein."
Die Statuten Der Wablprnnung gum
Gonsree fiir Die .6eritellung perNutonp9
mte Der fatbplilden STRIDE lit unsarn
Ino Don pem GatIer fanctipnirt NOR
ZEN.
SIN unearil1en unterlaule bat Nbs.
Sranyi einen 0eieszGntwurf iiber tie
fog. &elisionsfretbeit roreelest. Der
lelbe entbdlt bic Nbl6afung pes reltet5<
fen GioeS, bic Ginflbruns rer @iStlebs
bic Nufbebuns ber eeiitltden Gbe9eridz
te bic Nbldafuns Der priotlesien Der
Bil9Sfe. y a.s"' @@5 - ID >
Nber AUDI an erDeiterneen SprfdQen
| feblt es ni6t., Der masyartl4e SON
melpet aus einem unsarildenG omitate,
peGen Name1 ct aus S@onun9 per<
f6weiet Charles 3artsefdbD pab i'm
Berlaufe yon bier pner fiinfWp6en Elm
l1bli9erStublri9ter an sebn ungaril9e
@taatsbirser 3uiaumen 212 Stod<
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THEATRICAL INFELICITIES.
How MIR. TayIcure Attempted to Macerate MIR.
DOminick NIurruY,


To the Editor of the New York World.-Sir:-
There are two sides to every story; and as Mr..
Tayeure has by this time fully ventilated hts version
ness, you will permit me to promulgate mine.
The real facts of the case are simply these:-On
of Niblos Theatre was accosted by Mr.. Tayleure,
who requested me to step aside into corner-fool-
for having written him what he terms an insulting
letter from England. l replied that whatever my
letter might have been, it was fully ]ustlned
very quietly, but very emphatically, declined to
apologize. Whereupon, no witnesses being present,
he suddenly seized me round the neck and tried not
only TO butt my face with his head, but also at
tempted to gouge me; In shSrt he meant TO lnnict
upon me serious injury; contrlved, htiI however
to escape from his grasp unharmed excepting
slightly braised eye, and asked him TO stand
out OF the corner and fight fair-a pro-
ceedinp he neither understood nor ap-
preciated, as he adjourned to Jefferson Mar
ketm Police CourHdnquire OF the clerk thereof, and
sought to obtain warrant against me for having
sauited him. You may conceive, therefore, my sur
prise and an usement upon reading Yesterday, ior
the first time, his grandioquent card in which he
very naivey admits having assaulted me, clear
proof that his ethics upon the subject OF assaults are
about as consistent as those ne recently applied 10
theatrical management
threatened, or menaced Mr. Iayleure elther directly
Mr. Tayleure complains or my letter written 10
him at distance Of three thousand miles why not
publish the letter2 but when assert and can fully
prove that he has maliciously attempted TO damage
the private and professional reputation OF an unof
Tending lady, my wife, who, trusting to his honor
and integrity gentleman, had journeyed the said
three thousand miles to fulfil an engagement denbe-
rately proposed and entered into by MIN, think
may with safety trust my own and my wife's
cause to the verdict of the public, and ask
whether any husband possessing one spark OF
in the face of such wrong, have written more
temperately than did? II so, ! will own | was in
error and ought TO have held my peace. But am
convinced no such man exists must apologize
for having troubled your readers by revertng to this
utterly contemplate business, and | should never
have done so were it not that should be sorry to
think that any OF my friends or the public, mised by
the wildly exaggerated and wholly perverted reports
that have been so freely circulated, might for
moment imagine had all at once been transformed
into a blackguard. Yours, etc.,
DoNINICK MURRAY.
Niblo's Theatre, July ~.
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Political.

Sam Cary positively refused to accept the Lieu
tenant-Governorship which was rendered him as
compromise. Ne wanted the Governorship or no
thing. He got nothing.
Bart Smith, of Hamilton county, Indignantly
withdrew his name as a candidate for Attorney
General from the Democratic State Convention of
Ohio, as soon as General Rosecrans was nominated
for Governor. Smith threatens to bolt the nomina-
ton.
The New York Democrat praises the house car
penters for inserting the word "whte" in their con
stltution thus excluding negroes from their ira ie
organization. The Democrats party should amend
the first chapter of Genesis thus:-"So God created
white man in his own image"
The committee appointed by the late New YORK
State Temperance. Convention met in the Crescent
House, Saratoga, Monday last, and announced their
intention OF demanding from the next Legislature
law which will enable the majority OF the legal
voters OF any town, city, village, or ward TO prohibit
the sale OF intoxicating liquors therein.
The friends Of Senator Cameron and his son-in-
law, Mr.. Wayne McVeigh, assert that their recent
visit to Washington was not for the purpose OF per
suading President Grant to offer the Attorney-ene
ralship to Mr. McVeigh; and that during the brief in
terview with President Grant, the only matter dis
Cussed the probability OF the Presidents visit to
Long Branch and the best route to go from there TO
the West (of course the Pennsylvania Railroad was
recommended and the future OF the Pennsylvania
fall elections No allusion, they assert, was made TO
Mr.. B. II. Brewster, or to any OF the Presidents
Cabinet.-N. y. Sun.
The Norfolk Va.) Journal says Of the late cleo
ion:-'The enemy is routed; but the articles "a
peace are not signed. Prudence! caution! sllence !
If we would gather the fruits of this victory, we must
evince the wisdom Of serpens and the harmlessness
OF doves. Shout your p3ans until your tnroats grow
sore-but nothing more! At the convenient season
rectlfy mistakes, correct abuses, ana app0r-
tion to every man his due. We are not yet IN the
Union. While our leaders are settling the terms OF
peace and receiving the eRemys surrender, IL De-
comes the rank and file tt stand by their guns,
and in silence await the word OF command. An lin-
prudent word now may cost years OF trouble.
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his long connection with monthly and weekly
publications has, OF course, engendered habits
OF thought ana action that are not precisely those Of
the live journalist He is besdes Of too poetic and
sympathetic nature TO steer with satisfaction TO
himself, through the thousand and one roughnesses
which beset the responsible editor OF big daily It
requires q coarser and more robust intellect and
more 'cheek." II is very rarely that you meet with
the artistic and the practical man-ofbusiness tenn
permanent united in the same nature. Mr.. Curtis
possesses the first Of these, but not the last, ana
knowing probably both his weakness and his
strength, has done well in remaining in the position
which he has graced so long, ALI BABA.
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SENATOR GRIMES EASTERN TOUR
FROM N.EW" YORK.
Capture of UountcrCe,ter..

OhDtufc O1 COuntcrGetfers.
NEW YORK, July 15.-Mr Merritt, OF Elmira while
travelling between Cheyenne and Omaha last week,
ien with counterfeiter, who attempted TO pass
bogus $50 bill on him. Merritt subsequently obtained
the confidence of the counterfeiteT and the result
was his capture near Madison. Wisconsin, of two
VIGOROUSLY dangerous cOuhterfeiters, the seizure
OF a large quantity OF bogus notes. plates dies,
presses, ETC. The counterfeiters sent to- Wosh-
mgion and the detectives are after the rest of the
gangs These arrests aud seizures said to be the
most important made for several years.
Committed Suicide.
John Williams, who applied last evening at the
Central Police Station for lodgings, committed sui
eide by cutting his throat some time during the
night 1t is not known whence he came.
Another Cuban Expedition Fitting Out.
Despatch to The EUerling Telegraph
NEW YORK, July 15.-Dstrct Attorney Pierrepont
received q special despatch this A. M. from Wash
ington, in which it is stated that the War Depart
ment has received positive information that an
other Cuban expedition is being rapidly fitted out in
this city, and that a vessel at present lying in OF
the Brooklyn docks has been chartered by the in
surgents
The despatch is accompanied by special commits
sion from the President to Mr. PierrepOnt under the
eighth section of the neutrality act empowering
him to act in the matter as he deems best, and
placing the whole of the naval and military forces
of the city under his orders. Judge PerrepOnt Is
taking active measures to discover the rendezvous
of the insurgents, and has communicated with the
commander OF the Navy ard at Brooklyn. Mar
shal Barlow has also received special despatch
containing instructions in the matter.
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NiblO's Theatre, Jul
ROchefOrI.

NJ. Henri Rochefort has writ en- the following letter
TO the editor Of the RetOr1ne:-
'My Dear Colleague II am informed at one and
the same time that am to be prosecuted for caus-
ing the introduction of the LdnteTne into France
and thst several lawyers are willing to take up my
defense. am much obliged, but shall not defend
myself A man was employed to write against me
in the Patrie. He now represents himself as my
agent and has got ESQ worth OF Ldnternes, which he
has sold in Paris. He is an agent OF Government /;
but the whole affair is SO transparent,so clearly
contrived TO keep me out OF the Cham6er-that
will not notice it save by the silence of dsdan This
way OF getting rid OF deputy OF whom they are
afraid is SO honorable delicate, and brave, that
wonder the Government has not employed 1t against
all opposition members. II mas plenty OF police.
'IlEERI RQCHBF0RT.n
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FROM NEW TORK.
More PugIlisni.

Despatch 10 The EUeTilg Telegraph
NEW YORK, July 15-Information OF the fight be-
tween Blake and Goodman has been received here.
1t took place near Port Jervis, N Y, stubborny
contested throughout the twentythree rounds last
ing hour and forty minutes, and ended in Good
man winning. The stakes were $3.50 a side
Vessel Scuttled the Lakes.
BUFFALO, July 15.-Two of the crew of the
schooner Garry owen, grounded near Cleveland on
the 1st Of July, are making alidavts before II. w.
Hemans, British Consul, that the vessel was scut-
tied by the captain. AS the vessel and cargo were
insured, the nnder writer's have been put on their
guard pending theresut Of the investigation before
the consul.
Sad Accident.
NEW YORK, July 15-Yesterday afternoon Miss
Russell attempted to rescue baby that had fallen
in the water at Little Neck Bay, Long island Sound,
and both were drowned. An old lady, Mrs Russell,
the mother, also jumped overheard but was rescued
and now lies in critical situation.
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ScE'apings.

Troy has cooperative laundries.
There is an American school in Sitka-
Illinois has a school fund of $40 000, 900.
"A new iron pleasure steam yacht is now plying
on Lake Memphremagog.
The Annapolis students have to study on Sun
day the same on other days.
-Willards Hotel, at Washington, is to be enlarged
and rebuilt.
English 'Iadies" cut down the sink curtains in
railway coaches and make aprons of them.
"A train is TO be put on between 81. Louis and
New York 10 go through in thirty nine hours.
in London fashionable society American ladies
are very much snubbed OF late.
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rROM .NER ENGLAND.


Meeting Of the In.srnRtIonal Young Mems
Christian Association.
Deepdtch to The EUening Telegraph
PORTLAND, Me-, July 1b--The international Young
Mems Christian Association Convention Is largely
attended to-day, some four hundred organizatons
being represented. The report OF the Executive
Committe was made this morning. Among other
facts It was stated by the agent that he had travelled
5000 miles during the past year. and had visited 6o9
associations. Thirteen associations hold property
valued at s1,T00,O00. Conversions, 1854: member
ship 100000 The chief object Of the convention s 70
devise measures for more efficient labor In the
future.
Reforms In Harvard University.
Despatch TO The Bvening Telegraph.
BOSTON, July 15.-Among his reforms at Harvard
University President Eliot has permitted women to
attend the University courses of instruction. IL Is
probable that the whole academical course win be
thrown open to them.
Peabody Institute Dedicated.
Inc Peabody Institute, established mainly by the
bounty and named in honor of George Peabody,
was dedicated yesterday I'm the town OF Peabody
Inc dedicatory address was made by Rev. j. W.
FLETCHER. In briefly responding Mr.. Peabody said
ne would now add $4,000 to his original bequest to
the Institute, making the total of his gift 500 OOO
The Weather i'm the Mountains.
ericsson SPRINGS, July 15.-Weather clear Their
mOmeter at u. NJ, so.
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Latest NEarIeets hx TeIegranI,.

New YORK, July 15.-CottOn quiet; 500 bales sold
at 84l@S4]4c. Flour declining, but is without decided
change; sales OF 1000 barrels. Wheat easier, and
prices favor buyers; sales OF 26,O0O bushels No. 2
at 81 4SG1 49, red Western at 81 80; white Western
s1'65; and red Southern, S1'55. Corn frmer and
active; sales Of $4,000 bushels mixed Western at
92@9519c. Oats heavy; sales OF 5000 bushols West
ern at S01I@S1. Beef quiet Pork dull new mess,
1925. Lard dull and quotations are nominal.
Whisky firm at 81 '05.