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expedition Francisco Javler CisnerOs has prObsbyex.
Within a few days more we shall occupy ourselves
with sending another expedition Out-this time 10 the
Cinco Villas We wish to IL these be well armed
and then carry the movement to Colon Cardonas and
MaanZas We shall not only take these places from the
Government, but this v excite spaniards and
UP to the present We have not done more because it
was not possible Our resources have been small and
these expeditions cost great deal Of moneythat OF the
Bay OF Npe with the freight Of the steamer added
t a sHSssS ; soS He one 'ha' 10 SAL within days
We shall have more funds now, as bonds are to be
tuition OF the country requires special law for 1ans an
that report the matter TO the Chamber for
prompt action and that the authorization be given IN the
shortest time possible. The same with reference 10
letters patent priyateers which asked for with
much zeal Two such vessels are being made ready with
very short time If the letters should not arrive
the cause will be seriously preudiced by delay for II is
be able
The Junta deems it advisable that you should in all
your communications explain weil the position OF the
patriots near the coast In order that The safest
especially when these expeditions do not carry along
fully protect the and munitions to be landed
and hence would be better TO know the best ports and
the depth the in each should be set forth
Very expedition will leave here not az the rsk
though with the knowledge and appreciation. Of the
Junta The spirit Of specuatons showing itself here,
though 10 the present we have not been able 70 su
bays and ports so that we may furnish requisite in
formation TO the parties who are about TO take out arms
fit was known that Government had coffee sugar,
moaes honey, and other fruits In some Of the pors
this would please the spectators very much, as such
things foreign adventures during the war between
the North and the South
THE CUBAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. EXPEDITION
FITTING OUT.
Judge Pierrepont received special dispatch
yesterday morning from Washington, in which 1t is
stated that the War Department has received positive
information that another Cuban expedition is being
rapidly fitted out in this CITY, and that vessel at present
lying one Of the Brooklyn docks, has been chartered
by the Junta The dispatch Is accompanied by special
commission from the President TO Judge PierTepont,
under the eighth section OF the Neutrality Act empow-
erng him to act in the matter as he may deem beet,
and placing the whole Of the naval and military forces
che city under his orders Judge PerrOpont is taking
active measures discover the rendezvous OF the nsu
gents, and has communicated with the Commander OF
the EavyYard at this port. Marshal Barlow has sso
received special dispatch containing instructions in the
matter.
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THE RECEPTION OF THE SEVENTH REGIMENT AT
ALBANY.

ALBANY, July 15.-Arrangements Tor the re-
ception of the 18th Regiment s. g. OF NewYor In this
city on the 2sd inst agreed upon by special Cem'
mttee OF the Common Council after consultation with
uri, Cen woodruff are as follows: 1t was resolved
that Gen. woodruff should invite the Burgess Corps;
Companies A, ZOuaye Cadets b, Washington Conti.
nentals: T. Ellsworth Zouaves Townsend Iouaves OF
the 10Th Regiment and Companies A DE kalD Loeayesi
O. Worth Guards / Steuben Cadets and X, Washington
Rifles OF the 25th Regiment TO parade as battalion OF
escort under the command OF Lieut. Col Daniels Benton
of the 10th Regiment, and Major James Carn OF the
95b Regiment to assist him. IL was also resoiVed -
extend the invitation 10 gGen. Woodruff and stanl
tue Colonies Of the 10th and 2Sth kegimeh.sA anu
their deld line and stan officers also, the oincsIs
Of cavalry and artillery TO unite In the reception
escort will form on Statest at 81 O'Clock Inc recepuo
will take place at O'Clock the steamboat square, ani
after the customary ceremonies the procession VIII
passing IN review before the Mayor and common
In front of the City Hail. and then continue tne ,nrn
through many Of the most public thoroughiaes;
ing 10 the steamboat square, where IL WIN oo
and the guests will be taken In charge ana @ saInts
Battery will be detailed 10 re the recepI, is sS-
from tho south end OF the pier. Tue ehto a. ,his ev
pected TO be Of the finest ever witnessou ~ ~ VIZ
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FRANCE.
THE PROPAGATION DENOUNCED-THE NEW
INET-PRINCE NAPOLEON.

THE PROPAGATION DENOUNCED-THE NEW CAB-
INET-PRINCE NAPOLEON.
PARIS, Thursday, July IS, 1869.
The French journals comment unfayorably on the
prorogation of the Corps Legsaf before the verif-
cation of the elections was completed. The Govern
nent is accused of closing the Chamber with the
design of sitting discussion. The session will prob
ably be resumed on the Goth OF August. 1t Is
ramored that Prince Napoleon is to be made President
of the Council of Ministers, NJ. Baroche. President
of the Senate and NJ du Miral Senator while NJ
Rouher became a candidate for vacant seat in the
Corps Legislatf.
TIE CABLE-LAYING OF THE SHORE END.
ST. PIERRE, Miguelon, July 10, 1869.
The laying Of the shore end of the American part
of the line was begun to-day. The Brest cable by
its satisfactory response to all tests is thought % be
the best cable yet laid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-16
THE CoNGREssIONAL ExcURsION PARTY

ST. LOUIS, July ia Denver dispatch of
yesterday says the Kansas Pacific Congressional ETcur
sion party arrived last evening oil having enjoyed 1.-THE
trim They spent several days Pixies Peak Inter
estug proceedings took place Sunday In The Garden
OF the Gods" Colorado City Senator Rice PRESIDED
Senator Scott Of Pennsylvania read the 10th ana 25d
Psalms After collation. served by the Kansas Pacific
Company, letters read from Senator Howard ana
Others resolutions adopted expressive OF the
satisfaction OF the party. On Monday evening large
number OF citizens were addressed in COLORADO CITY py
Senators NorT and Root Senators hlce ana hOot VIII
10 TO California and return via Omaha
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-16
R1rrALIsM IN THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH.

CHICAGO, July ia short time since tho
vestrymeu of the Trinity Church in this city, invited the
Right Rev. Dr. Cummins, Associate Bishop OF Kentucky.
to preach, and Sunday before last he preached an
that the present trouble IN the Episcopal Church was
owing 20 the introduction OF Catholic worship, Ihls
remark WAS considered as reflection upon the Bishop Of
the Diocese and he called Mr. Wright, Junior Warden
OF Trinity and advised him not TO allow Dr. Cunmns 10
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IIAYTI.

PROGRESS OF THE CIVIL wAR-DisAsTROUs IF
FLCTs OF THE WAR UPON THE COMMERCE
OF THE COUNTRY-THE GOVERNMENT mo-
KoPoLY or COFFEE, ETC, ABoLIsHED-sA-
CET's WAR sTEAMERs-YELLow FEVER AT
PORT-AU PRINCE.
PORT-AU-P PRINCE, July 5.-There are as yet no
signs Of an early termination OF the fratrcda war which
has desOang this country for the last two years
AuT Cages s against salDaye Dominique being
apparently detSFulped 70 mako FOod his boast that he
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THE NEw.oRLEANs CUSTOMS FRAUDS.

NEw-ORLEANs, July b.-Deputy Surveyor
Keith was released from custody to-day. having given
the Customs officers valuable information. Coutoure'
who was released this morning on 5000 bonds was re-
arrested this afternoon. He again gave bonus 70 inc
same amount second warrant has been issued Tor the
arrest OF Coutourie partner Adolphe Foure who can
Ssued Tor the sampler HOHoD, who IL now under bond
Iron a nrnYlOuh arrest.
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THE MAINE HISTORICAL SOCIETY.

Brunswick, July 15.-The annual meeting OK
thu Maine historical Society was Of great interest Keso
lut,ops against changing the names Of Government yes
sells were passed The Society = 10 TSs HSn
p 80 Eannuebeck was chosen President the novs
Edward Ballard D. d. Of Br4nswsk keeoreI@S
s ysacreIayT Prof Henry W. Haynes OF tue
-, vermont the Rev. John L. Locke OF WsIren "a
she Hon John r. shepley OF st. LOUIS Jonn uartford
Pe Mass; and Charles A. Hosdley Oh hA'""S
~era eiected cVTrespopdIng members
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AUSTRIA.
woRKMEN's TuMULTs.

VIENNA, Thursday July 10, 1862.
Severe tumults took place this week among the
workmen at Brunn. The military were called out to
suppress the riot, and fired upon the mob. killing
4. and wounding twelve The crowds have dis
persed but great excitement still prevails there,
and the authorities are taking every precautiOn to
prevent the threatened renewal of disorder.
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THE CHINESE LABOR CONVENTION.

MEMPHIS, July 15.-The Mississippi Valley
Emigration Company organized in tho Labor Con-
yenton to-day Forty thousand dollars was subscribed
on the spot The capital stock Is to be NOoCOO with
nTyIlege 10 double the amount In shares OF 800 each
committee appointed TO open subscription DOCKS
In Louisiana. Kentucky Mississippi, Alabama ana AT
kansas Gideon j. Pillow, =. W. Clapp, w. H. sherry,
and Archibald Wright were appointed an Ehesanye
Committee The Convention ordered 5000 copies OF their
nroceedIpgs 10 be printed and adjourned sine die.
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DEDICATION OF A PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN
TROY,

Troy, n. Y, July 15.-The Woodside Pres
byterian Church. erected by Mr. Henry Burden the iron
manufacturer OF this city, memorial edihee 70 MS
deceased Wife was dedicated to-day. The dedieatoIy
sermon was preached by the Rev. Dr. Kinney OF BROOK
yn and the closing address made by INC rev. ~.
Holley OF Albany Mr. Burden erected Tue euihee ." ~
own expense. IL cost about $4,000
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nrsTK,rcTIyE FIRE IN FRANKLIN, MO.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, July 15.-The engine house.
machine shop and two three other buildings together
with four locomotives two new passenger cars large
lot Of new trucks and other matera belonging 70 inc
South Pacific Railroad we're burned at Franklin, MO,
lar night The total loss was from 100000 10 U0OOO
bch n partially covered by insurance In Eastern onces
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ARREST OF CoUNTERFEITERs.

CINCINNATI, July ia Mrs. Roberts, her
two sons and two other persons, were arrested to-day
,or dealing In counterfeit United States currency $1,000
S 200 nils aud the balance 60cept pieces Mrs.
Pobers was held TO bail In the sum OF TO appear
-, ,orTow before the United States Commissioner Her
ns ana the two other persons were held In 1900 eAch
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sWITZERLAND.

BERNE, Thursday July Is, 1869.
Switzerland has ratified a treaty Of commerce
with the Zollyerein convention for the protection
Of literary property with the North German Confed-
Grafton, and a naturalization treaty with Wurtem-
berO
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SPAIN.
THE NEW MINISTRY.

MADRID, Thursday July IT, 1869.
In the Cortes yesterday Marshal Prm introduced
the new Ministers, and remarked that the present
Cabinet was constructed from the majority; and
though the men had been changed the policy of the
Government was unchanged. The Republican depu-
ties replied, making severe attack on the Govern
xnent policy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-16
.,n,o,,s CHARGES AGAINST LAKE CAPTAIN.

prrr.Io. July 15.-Two Of the crew OF the
oonar GarryOwen reported grounded near Cleyeana
M he lat OF July, making afidayits before IA Wv
~ british Consul that the vessel was sculleu
h 1antsin As the vessel and cargo were nsuIeu so
have bsen put their guard penang '0
Cnunt ", the investigated before the Consul
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TIT GALE OF LAGER RESUMED IN BOSTON.

posros. July 15.-The sale of lager IN Inns
Is besn generally resumed, the state eons.a,SSi an
Guy n syideDtly received instructions 10 be less h
s 30 H. The grogshops closely WaIeDeu "n1
.egnres Of liquors are made daily
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NM coIoREp EDUCATIONAL CONVENTION.

LOUIsyILLE, Kyp July l5.-The State COT
ored Educational Convention met TINS morning pc
,,,o mas adopted memoriaLing the Legislature OF Ken
ncTy To- take the necessary steps toward the estapsn
81 schoos throughout the State FOR the education VI
nnlnrad Children
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THE REV. MR.. HALLoCK.

The Rev. b. b. Halock of No. 329 East
Fonrteenthst who OF the victims OF the Erie
Railroad calamity, yesterday morning. was porn AT
BroOkhayen, l. H. Feb ~, 1904 He commenced preach.
ing in 1888 and settled the old Fifth Society OF
the Uniyersalist Church, and was also Principal
of the Mechanics Institute School. lie retired
from the pulpit about "a years ago. Mr. Hallock
was prominent Mason and Odd Fellow, and had writ.
Ten book on odd Fellowship. lie also publisher OF
The Ambassaor Leader and Tor several years cd
ltor OF an o. f. periodical Mr. Halock on his way
10 Hllowog BrOOme County at the time OF hs death,
Ills remains will be inferred at Bnghampton.
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TERRIBLE CALAMITY.

ACCIDENT ON THE ERIE RAILROAD.
COLLISION AT MAST HOPE sTATIoN-FRoM TEN
TO FIFTEEN PERSONS MANGLED AND
BURNED TO DEATH, AND SEVERAL WOUNDED
-NANFo OP Tup RJIIEn
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FOREIGN NEWS.

GREAT BRITAIN.
THE CHURCH BILL AGAIN IN THE COMMONS
ULTIMATUM OF THE GOVERNMENT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-16

MT F. D. Schuyler, express messenger on NO D. was
considerably bruised, and received cut IN the foreheAd
He remained At Mast Hope until ths afternoon when he
left for New.York. He was in the express car alone
at the time OF the collision and jumped up ana caught
the safety rod is customary such occasions His
car was badly smashed, and completely overturned He
made bis escape through narrow aperture stove
through the side. After dsentangng himself he man
0ed 10 throN out safes but everything else In tho
car was burned.
STATEMENT OF PASSENGER.
Among the wounded lying at the Delaware House is
Mr. d wentworth Of Randolph, Cattaraugus Co., N. Y.
lie states that 40 before the accident he
entered the smoknGcar, where there about Is
sons mostly foreigners About 1--WE minutes before the
Of the accident be Slid down in his scat
endpe his legs under the seat in front II occurred to
lm that If an accident happened be could not extEcae
The New York herald., 1869-07-04

Eth JuLY.-GRAND EXCURSION FOR ALL. Is
- cents the round trip The steamboats, PALISADE and
FORT LEE will leave their pier, foot spring street Norh
hour during the commencing at O'Clock A.
NJ for Shady Side Pleasant Valley Fort Lee, touching
AT Ihrtyfoub street both ways. Return tickets good on
eli
The New York herald., 1869-07-04

- - o0.-WARiJN NlliPPLE, ruRNER 4 co. refer to
standing aud experience CauSn-w have no branches In
New York. ~
The New York herald., 1869-07-04

LOS,J OFFICES.
A ~ BLEbN%ER STREET NEAR BROADWAY, Up
~ siahs,- .ioney libcrally advanced on Diamonds.
MMgnes aud Jewely, &C., or tho bought. PawnbrOk-
ers' 1.ckeis bought
nIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEwELRY AND SILVER
ware bought and money loaned them by g. q. ALLEN,
4l5 Broadway, door below Canal street
1QS BROADWAY, CORNER DIsY sTREET.-NEWMAN
J,D LEOPOLD, having facilities, advances at low rates
Diamonds Wachts, Merchandise Life Policies, Pianos
other securities. Formerly at JS Nassau street
DvERTIsEMENTs FOR THE HERALD
~ RECEIVED IN BROOKLYN AT OUR
BRANCH OFFICE, l45 FULTON STREET
The New York herald., 1869-07-04

IIxCIsE NOTICE.-THE UNDERSIGNED WILL APPLY
IL the Metropolitan Board OF Excise the 18th day Of
july 1863 license to sell uors, wines ale ana beer at
No. ~ Walker street. ERNEST Il GAY.
The New York herald., 1869-07-04
V'HE FOLLOWING UNITED STATES BONDS WERE
L stolen from the Ocean National Bank Sunday, June


reward OF twenty-five per will paid for their
retoraton in whole In part application Captain
JOHN s. YOUNG, No. 81 Broadway, room IL.
rI'HE FOLLOWING BONDS WERE STOLEN FROM
the Ocean National Bank Saturday lasi One le4 2s5
t2o ISSUE 1867 III QUO; one g1s7 52u ISSUE 1867 sl 900
reward OF 20 per cent will be paid for the rest0aton
whole or In part, application to JOHN S. YOUNG, 81
Broadway, IL.
The New York herald., 1869-07-04

1710 GRAND EXCURSION 1862
l. 80. Up the noble Hudson and through the High
lands, Monday, July 5.-The fast and commo
dious steamer GENERAL sEDGwIcK, Captain Storms
has been chartered for the occasion, stopping at
Yonkers and West Point. The General sedgwick be-
ing swift boat passengers will have ample time the diff
fcrent places for recreation the In time
the fireworks The boat will be provided with refresh
ments, MkiDsons celebrated Cotion and Quadrille
Band will be in attendance. Leaving follows :Broome
street. East river 0J A, NJ Montague street. Brooklyn,
730 A. NJ Christopher street, North river 500 A. NJ.
Thirtyfourh street North river $3.50 A. M Manhaanvie,
800 A. NJ Same landings return. Fare Fifty Cents each
way.
A DvERTISEMENTS FOR THE HERALD
u RECEIVED IN BROOKLYN AT OUR
The New York herald., 1869-07-04

-HYNARD's STORAGE ROOMS FOR FURNITURE
n. and Baggage, &c SU2 West Fourteenth street. near
Eighth Trucks move: experienced men 10 handle
furniture.
The New York herald., 1869-07-04

A DFEkTisEMINTs FOR THE HERALD
"A hhutlVED IN BROOKLYN AT OUR
BRANCH OFFICE l45 FULTON STREET.
The New York herald., 1869-07-04

CET THE MUSICAL CoRoNLT.-CONTAINsA ALL THE
VI popular music, at 10 cents per copy. Pokas
operas overes, Guadiies songs, &c. Sold everywhere
American News Company, Agents.
The New York herald., 1869-07-04

tZ,Ntl
reward of rs per cent viii be paid the restoration
these bonds, In whole or in part, ON application to
Captain JOHN $. YOUNG,
No. 6l Broadway, room II.
The New York herald., 1869-07-04

A LIBERAL REwARD-FOR LOST MEDICAL
"A Diplomas issued TO Neal O'Donnel Parks by Royal
College Surgeons Dublin, Dec lb9; from same in Mid
wery Jan. ID 1852 one from Kings and Queens College,
Physcans Bachelor of hra Trinity College, Dublin,
and certificates several hospitals schools OF med
cine city, of no value excepting to Return
or address Warrn, Whipple, Turner A Co., General
Detective Agency, ~ Broadway.
The New York herald., 1869-07-04
SPECIAL. NOTICES.

A SHLAND HOUSE, ARCH STREET, ABOVE SEVENTH,
IA Philadelphia is the only house in the city on the Euro
pean plan. Commercial travellers take notice.
A. +. BELCHER Proprietor
The New York herald., 1869-07-04

LARGE ASSORTMENT OF BOOTS SHOES,
"A Trunks NalIses the Great Family Shoe Empo'
num- so Bowery, OF Bond street, selling 70 per cent
below Broadway prices W. ID. BIGELOW,
ROBERT IRWIN.
The New York herald., 1869-07-04

Arranged by the
SPECIAL COMMITTEES Of THE COMMON COUNCIL,
appointed for that purpose.
The New York herald., 1869-07-04

A CARD.-TO THE PUBIIC.-THIS Is TO CERTIFY
n that have left the firm of j. norsemoll, Sr, keron
Ohio. do not buy for the said lrm.
July L. 1869. II. MOkGEa oIH.s sr
The New York herald., 1869-07-04
THE TURF.

FASHION COURSE L. L-MONDAY, JULY 8, AT
o'clock NJ, two matches, $500 each, three 10 FIVE In
harm W. Lovels b. G. Big jim DR.. Oles Pet Sec
ond match Cudneys b. g. Twist; W. Love's br Young
Commodore three in five in harness $50 train TO New
town. j. A. CHAMBERS, Proprietor
The New York herald., 1869-07-04

JNxCISE NOTICE.-THE UNDERSIGNED WILL APPLY
IL for liquor license on the 9th OF July
j. T., 655 Water street.
The New York herald., 1869-07-04

-A.-IsLIP L. 1.-THE PLOTS NOT OFFERED AT
IA the great lsp 25 be purchased at
private sale ut Office 20 Nassau street. -
JOHNSON 4 MILLER.
The New York herald., 1869-07-04

INXCIsE NOTICE.-THE UNDERSIGNED WILL APPLY
~ Metropolitan Board OF Excise the 18th day of
July 1862 for license to sell ale and beer only o. 232
SIKH avenue, New York. Il. II. SLOCUM.
The New York herald., 1869-07-04
FINANCIAL.

A UGUST BELMONT co.
n issue letters OF credit for travellers use
MessrH ROTHSCHILD,
In Paris London, Frankfort Vienna, and their
spondents In all the principal cities of Europe Also make
teieeraphic transfers on California and Europe.
A MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS OF THE HUDSON
"a and Harlem River Canal Company will be held at the
oce of the company IA Park place, Monday 18th ns
for said company.
Polls open from IL TO p NJ
BY order OF N. COCRTRIGHT President.
EGBERT H. FAIRcHILD Secretary
NEW YORK, July 2, 1869.
The New York herald., 1869-07-04

TTO HOUSE OWNERS AND BuTLDERs.-BUY THE
Patent Felt for lining the walls Of every house yon
building IL Is perfect security against dust and ampnes
keep out the cod OF winter and heat OF summer thus pro-
serving even temperature residences II ought 10
be under the slate every prevent leakage from
sbow Cheap and durae. For sale In quantities 10 suit
NO Liberty street. ~ ~
The New York herald., 1869-07-04

INTEREST ON CITY sTOCKS.-THE INTEREST ON
the bonds and stocks OF the Corporation Of the city of
New York August l. 1869, will be paid Monday Au.
gust by Peter b. sweeny ESQ., Chamberlain OF the city, at
bis oce in the New Court House The transfer books will
clos ed Saturday, July 3, 1859
RICHARD h. CONNOLLY, Comptroller.
DEPARTMENT FINANCE, CoaPEoILER'B OFFICE
NEN Iunac
The New York herald., 1869-07-04

nME SAVINGS BANK, NOS AND BROADWAY,
- williamsburg made before tue 2Ob draw
in crest from July l. Six per cent $5 or $1,000
The New York herald., 1869-07-04

TJ,AMMhNY SOCIETY OR COLUMBIAN ORDER.-TfIf.
i Committee of Arrangements will IN the Council
Chamber of the great Wigwam of the Tamnany Society," at
sA. NJ. precisely, July B. 1859 By order of
ANDREW j. GARVEY, Chairman.
!iA !iArs wHGPwAaS Il. iSannsolr, Secretaries.
z.
The New York herald., 1869-07-04

1NXCISE NOTICE-THE UNDERSIGNED WILL APPLY
~ 10 the Metropolitan Excise the 18th day OF
july license sell ale and beer only at 30 Iamil
Ion street JOHN DONNEL.
The New York herald., 1869-07-04

d, = REwARD-LosT A LARGE ENVELOPE con-
D'J tanning Policies of Insurance and other papers
Bv leaving the 4u Fast Thirtyeghh
A. Byrne's So Nassau street. TO- the finder will receive
the above reward.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1869-12-09
The Midland Pacinc.

So many rumOrs have been aflOat
lately in regard to the shipment and
receipt of iron and rolling stock for
the Midland Pacific, all Of which
have been quoted to a greater or less
extent by the newspapers that the
people have become cORfOunded know
not what to believe in regard to the
road, and begin to blame the company
for not fulfilling promises which they
have never made.
We called upon Mr.. Wheeler this
morning for definate and reliable in
formation and We're informed by him
that much delay has attended the
shipment of the iron at Mound CITY.
Ill, and that it is not probable that Il
yet arrived at Hannibal. The lOcOmO-
tive is probably in the round house at
Hamburg now and will be brought to
this city as track enough is laid to
make use for it. The bridging has
progressed so far as bridge No. 10,
which is about seven miles from the
city, and it will be pushed through
with vigor. The bridge builders viii
be able to keep out Of the way Of the
track layers. The grading on the
forty mile contract was completed to-
day, and that of the sixteen mile con-
tract will be finished soon. DR. Con-
verse left for Hannibal yesterday, TO
buy some flat cars, and they will be
employed to bring the iron through
from that place. The ties will at once
be distributed along the line for the
first two miles, and track laying will
commence as soon as the iron arrives,
which will be sometime this week.
and progress at the rate Of about a
mile day after the construction train
is put on.-Ne6rdsku Cfty Press.