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PENNS YLVANiA.

Resumption of Operations mt the NIauch
Chunk Bfincs.
MAUcH CHUNK, July 2 1869.
The Lehgh Coal and Navigation Company met
the President OF the Miners Association at Summit
Hin and agreed upon basis Of terms which not
very satisfactory to the company; but 1t was the
best that could be Done, Ak the miners would make
no CONCESSIONS. About one half Of the companies
In all the Pennsylvania coal districts VIII recon-
mence work on or about the eth inst. But very
little work will be done before that time. The Le-
high Coal and Navigation Company's men COM
III nee on Tuesday. the eth
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NEW YORK.

The License Question la Albuny--Fatni Acct
dents.
ALBANY, July Q, 1862
Much anxiety has existed here on the subject of
granting licenses to free concert saloons and large
numbers OF the best citizens have appeared before
the Excise Commissioners to demonstrate against
IL; still, in the absence OF the President of the
Board, the remaining members have granted H.
censes, causing great Indignation. IL is said the
action Il illegal
Governor Holman went 20 West Point to-day TO
spend few days.
girl namei Margaret Mainline, twelve years of
age was drowned IN the canal here yesterday.
This afternoon boy named Frank Bllls0n, tbir-
teen years OF age, was run over and iata iy injured
by a locomotive IN West Albany.
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The Cheapest and Best Newspaper in che
Country.
The WEEKLY HERALD OF the present week is now
ready.
TERMs:-Single subscription, 81; Three copies s.;
Five copies, S. Ten copies, SIS; Single copies, Ave
cents each A limited number OF advertisements III
serted IN the WEEKLY HERALD.
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Communication With the Grnat Eastern Re.
stored.

stored.
BREsT, July 2, 1869.
Communication " it'll the steamship Great Eastern,
through the cable, was restored at noon to-day.
Dispatches received from her explain the suspen-
sion of communication as folows:-
fault was disc Overed in the cable on Wednes-
day. and the Great Eastern was obliged TO stop
70 locate and remove it, A heavy gale pre-
vailed, and in order to avoid probability Of
q serious accident to the cable IL was decided
TO cut and buoy 1t, which was successfully done.
The weather to-day having become tine the cable
was recovered, the fault removed and the work OF
paying out recommended. All well board. At
noon to-day the Great Eastern was in latitude Al IS,
longitude 80.
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CfHs. Ia. ~. 81. ~. 5H 6U. 7H. 81. ph.
EMPIRE empire .....'sS I ) ! . 10 S
Left on bases Phean Il Murray / Eeadle, Council, l.
total4. Josephs Murphy, 2; Wilson, 1-total T.
Home runs--Murpby, l. Howard, I Miller, /.
Fly cstches-Chanfrau 3; Marks, 2; Council, Good
speed Total T. Miller, GTao, q voege, % higbam,
Found csiches~MarEs, 6; Council, l-tota, Miller, 8
Higham, total, :.
Catches sirikes-Marks, l.
Base pay-Put BY Beadle, z; Goodspeed Marks,
Reed Plelan total, L. Kelly Z, Murphy q Howard,
Total ~.
Asssed-By Phelan, s; Connell 2; Marks, Il Reed i;
Beadle, /; Hi ham, d Murphy 2, Miller 2; Wilson, /.
Time ol game-Two hours and forty ave minutes.
scOrers-Messrs. Whilesde and Kelly
umptre--Mr. Delaney Of the Oriental
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SUPREME COURT.

The Assistant Alderman Quarrel--A Manda-
mus Applied For.
Before Judge Barnard.
Counsel for Mr.. Mcyeany applied to Judge Bar
nard yesterday for peremptory mandamus to COM
pei the Board Of Assistant Aldermen to admit him to
the seat now held by Mr.. Culkn. Judge Barnard
refused the writ put granted an order TO show cause
why such writ should not be allowed. He at the
same time said that III his opinion he though that
with other justices IN this district, sucn writ could
not issue the Common Council being the only judges
OF the qualifications 0f their members.
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SUPERIOR COvar-GESEsaL TERM.
The House of Refuse-AHescd Perversion of
its Objects.

its Objects.
Before Judge McCunn.
girl OF sixteen years was brought before Judge
McCunn on habeas CORPUS, seeking to lie released
from the House OF Refuge. According to her story
she was sent there for taking cloak from another
grl, as she was given to understand, having no
counsel, for one year. The commitment WAS,
however, really Indefinite. she further com
pans that her treatment at The House or
Refuge has been bad; that they were kept at
contract Work the whole day, ami very long days;
that the food was bad; that the children were
whipped with scOurge with four thongs, and occa-
slonally showered and that she had been trans
ferred TO domestic work, where she mad no oppOr-
tunity OF learning. The officers or the Institution
put in evidence contradcting some Of her state-
ments.
The Court discharged the prisoner on two grounds.
First, that the commitment was faulty in not spec
Tying term and. second, that 1t appeared that the
objects of the statute had not been carried out in
her case.
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IRELAND.

Serious Orange Riot-Onc Man Shot.
DUBLIN, July z, 1859.
severe riot occurred in Portadown to-day
arising out OF On Orange demonstration. The poice
nred upon the rioters, killing one man and wound
log another.
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MISSOURI.



ST. LOUIS, July 9, 1869.
Quite q sharp shock OF earthquake was felt here
between one and two O'Clock this morning. Win
dows and crockery ratified. and In some instances
furniture moved. No damage ia reported. The
wave travelled north and south ana lasted from FIVE
TO ten seconds. The shock was felt within circuit
oil thirty miles OF here. and at Cairo quite severely.
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MEW YORK CITY.
TIE COURTS.
uI[p sNTEs CuMRIssCEERs, tOulI.
The Alleged Drawback Frauds.

Before Commissioner Shields.
the United S,deS rs. WHISTLE LatXaio, ROtn ana
Othe7's.-These parties were examined some time
since in the Eastern District, charges OF being en-
gagged In drawback frauds I'm the Custom House in
this city, and In which case the defendants were
transferred the custody Of the Marshal OF this dis.
ulct on the ground that the courts of this district
have exclusive Jurisdiction. An indictment has been
found by the Grand Jury OF this district against the
defendants, and they have been arrested on bench
warrants brought before Comlnssl Jner IN eds and
renewed their bml bonds III the OF $4,000 each
to appear Tor trial.
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Arrival Of n French Corvette nj Fortress
Monroe with vOmito on Beard.

FORTRESS MONROE, July 1852
The French corvette Curieux, from Martinique, Is
In quarantine with eighteen cases OF vomito on
board She buried two men at sea yesterday, three
to-day and three the day before. The captain first
oIcer and surgeon are dead aud the assistant sur.
geon ~ dying. Until medical aid can be procured
abe will be attended by Dr. Cooper, quarantine sur
geon. She Will take In provisions and coal az soon
AZ possible and proceed north.
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CITY INTE1.LiGESCE.

THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.--The following record
VIII show the changes in the temperature for the
past twenty -four hours, in comparison with the
responding day OF asyear. indicated by the Their
momeer at hudnut's pharmacy HERALD Building,
m
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kill cockrosch, bug, Tea, moth, bug
about premises. Lyons Insect Powder will do Il
and nothing else will Look out for frauds in buying Buy
that does not bear the signature of E. Lyon. n you
get the right thing death all insects Sold In hot
ties only. Any who pretends to sell by the ounce
pound Ia swinler Depot No. u Park row, New York.
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ROME.


Rumsred Postponemcnt Of the General
Council.
LONDON, July 2-Evcning.
IL rumored that the Ecumenical Council at
Rome Is to We postponed for year.
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THE Natiom,. .JubiIce.-Thc Patriotlc rud

enthusiastic KNOX, not be outd0ne by the great Boston
noise, determined do bis share properly celebrating
the Forth OF July and with this object he
Independence Hat which "siunner" In beauty and
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FRANCE.

The French Transatlantic Cable.
BREsT. July 2, 1869.
There seems to be doubt that the cable has been
oct and buoyed, as no communication has been had
with the Great Eastern since the morning of June 3d.
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a lady wrote scroll. "Ths ia the first
enjoyed having tooth taken OUT II done With laugh
have done II 36,763 times without failure
accident Cotton Dental Association 80 Cooper insti-
tufe
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All Sizes Flags on Hand, at Manufacturers
prices. HOVER 4 GRAHAM,
Flag and Banner Makers, "a Duane street.
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A.-For Black Worms and Pimples on tho
face, use PERRY'S COMEDONE and PIMPLE REMEDY,
prepared only by Dr. b. c. PERRY, ~ Bond street.
York. Sold BY all druggists.
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BELGIUM.

Arrival Of the VicerOy Of Egypt in Brussels.
BRUSSELS, July q 1869.
The vicerOy Of Egypt has arrived in this city, where
he Is Hospitality received.
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Alto Remove Moth Patches, FrecISlrs and
tan from the face. PERRY'S MOTH and FREC6LE
LOTION Prepared only by Dr. b. c. PERRY Sold by all
~ nunilf
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business Of wholesale ana retail dealer In ines Teas and
Groceries his aud his account at 7s
Roadway formerly ia W. Gserys This house WAS es-
iabished in lshi. SAMUEL ". GERRY.
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day. ~ o'clock instead OF Monday on account OF the
National Anniversary coming the dag Of pablica.
tion
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Glendale Place. consisting OF fine Cottage House and hecu
Of Ground, with running water through t. will be
st WILSON'S grest sale, n Rye Thursday THIS
good opportunity u secure country hOue ready for
nam al
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Havana Commercial and Financial Markets.
ENGLAND.
The Relations Between France, America and
England.

LUNDUN July :, 1907
The times. this morning, In reviewing the rev.
cnue returns, sees no reason for disquietude on
account of the relations between Great Britain and
foreign countries. he most important matters to
business men are the state Of the relations with
America on tue Alabama question and The present
condition OF France. The Alabama difficulty is not
more threatening now than 1t was q year or two
aince. Mr. Johnson's negotiations were not entirely
futile. They have demonstrated England's willing
ness to make reasonable concessions. nenceforth 1t
will be impossible to extract grievance from her
acts or demeanor. The Americans feel this, and at
present have no desire to push the question in a
hostile manner.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-03

THE CONVENT OF THE SISTERS oF MERCY at
Charleston, south Carolina, acknowledge with thanks
the receipt June 10, 1869, through their agent MI
Edward DAILY OF No. l24 Chambers street. In this city
the following subscrptons:--D. sweeney, 5000 T.
Lynch, $50; j. O'DoDohue * Sons, S25; H. j. Cullin
NJ. d. SIS; b. Earl, $50; John Brosnan. s5 Ouphani
a Gildav So; J. Quinlan, two boxes glass lo'al
cash donations $3.50. This amount was contributed
by oitizens OF New York ana Brooklyn.
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COURT or GENERAL SESSIONS CHAMBERS.

Charlotte Cambs vs.. Edward l.. Cambs.--Re
confirmed and Judgment Of divorce granted.
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MADRID, July ?, 1859.
The republican Junta OF New CASTLE has issued
manifesto against the reactionary policy OF portion
of the Ministry and their disregard OF individual
rights. The manifesto recommends reorganization
and afilrms the right OF insurreotion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-03

hcalth Of her chid Should possess MRS. WINsLOW,s
SOOTHING SYRUP II old and well tried remedy II
the child from pain sOfens the reduces in
nammatiun. wind collie regulates the stomach and
bowels and giving and health to the child comforts
the mother. -
"MRS. WINSLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP"
Having facsimile of "Curtis Perkins, the outside
wrapper. All others base limitations.
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For First Clnss Printing oil Every Oescrip-
ton to the Metropolitan job Printing Establishment! "
Nassau aireel.
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Established In 1sD0--The Metropolitan lob
Printing Establishment ~ Nassau street
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N.-BrtUF1UI w OWIUUs II TOU VOulO
beautiful use HAGAN'S MAGNOLIA BALM.
II gives pure blooming complexion and youth
fu beauty.
Its effects grsdua natural and perfect.
Redness Bloches Pinpes. Tan,
burn aud Freckes, AID makes lady of thirty appear but
twenty.
The MAGNOLIA BALM makes the skin smooth and
peary the bright and clear, the cheek glow with the
bloom of youth, and mparts fresh plump to
the counenance No lady need complain OF her complexion
when 70 will purchase this delightful article.
Depot Il Park row, New York
Use only Lyons kathairon for the Hair.
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Electricity for the speedy Cure Of Disea
applied by Dc. CHAMBERLIN, No. Z West Fourteenth st.
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SPAIN.

Serious Curlist Risnss-A Justice Murdered
Many Citizens Badly Wounded.
MADRID, July 2, 1859.
Several Carlist risngs have taken place In Spain.
In vttorla the streets filed Win revolutionary
mob, armed with scythes and 'evolvers, shouting.
''yva Don Carlos" General CABRERA. it Is said, has
caused the Alcalde to be murdered and thirty oher
citizens have been wounded, msuy of them mortaliy
Rsings have also occurred in Cartagena and Valen-
cha, and bodies OF troops have been despatched TO
suppre5S them,
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Troubles--Strike Of the Cab Drivers.
MADRID, July 2, 1892
1t is rumOred that Senior Rivero President OF the
Corrcs Is likely to be called upon to form the new
Ministry.
Several oficial communications have passed be-
tween General Rodas, the new Captain General Of
Cuba, and the home government, by cable, relative
to Cuban affairs and the situation In the island, but
their tenor has not been made public.
Carlst demonstra tons are reported in the pro-
vinces.
There has been strike of the cab drivers. who
objected to the new regulations requiring them to
be uniformed and to issue tickets to passengers.
The strike causes much inconvenience.
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Eyery Mother who REGARD. the Life rnt

Dnvid,s sumner STYLES Of GentIemen's Drab
Beaver Panama and Straw Hats, 2s59 Broadway, near
I'M csfrn
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POstpOncment of Changes i'm the Ministry.
MADRID, July 2, 1869.
The contemplated changes in the Ministry have
been postponed until the budget Of expenditures
now before the Cortes is passed.
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WILL BE SERVED AT AN EARLY HOUR BY LEAVING
THEIR ADDRESS AT THE BRANCH OFFICE OF THE
NEW YORK HERALD lij FULTON STREET, BROOK
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ROYAL Havana bDttery.-Prizes Paid In Gold
Information furnished The highes, DouboOus
asaal Kinds Of Gold aud Silver
TAYLOR s co, Bankers, 16 Wa nstree;, n. r.
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The convic, Drake, who was shot In the revolt az
sing sing Prison on Wednesday died OF us Wouhos
yesterday.
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A.-Bnrpett's Flarimei; an Exquisite Per-
fune resembling the fresh orders of bouquet Has
euuai ana 5 for sale b. all druggists.
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and enec,usl remedy Wholesale and retail a. John =
hhNkfS Great Uuted States Family Medicine Warehouse
No. College place New York.
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ustaen victims 20 socnI evils desire batter marhood
sent In sealed letter envelopes Of rbsrr. Aaas..,
HOWARD ASSOCIATION. BOX 4, rhnsa.nhls, Pa
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EaIhina Salts,
For ladies' and gentlemen
IRA PEREGO'S SONS,
Manufacturers,
81 Nassau street, New YORK.
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Choice Claret, so Gents; Coed bourbon, so
cents per bottle BORDEAUX WINE CO, vaults 80 Ftd
ton street. corner of William street.
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Barber's Hirsutus Will Positively Restore
Hair and prevent falling out %. Broadway Sold every
VIII Free grease.
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vet-lke skin, free from all bemishes be produced
by BURNETTrS KALLISTON which unlike other cosmetics,
produces healthy action of the capiares For chatting OF
Infants musquto bites suubuTn roughness OF the skin
no equal For sale by JOHN r. HENRY, No. College
place. all druugists.
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Being the two Estates of Andrew Wilson sold Saur
for want OF time win be sold at auction the ground
THURSDAY, desirable country homes these tracts
unsurpassed The large attendance and spirited bidding
the best evidence that country sites at Rye
appreciated No should lose this opportunity to purchase
site country home In this sale will be included Len
dale Place. fifteen with fine mansion. Tickets at depot
and COLLATION. around free.
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Perfect Hair Observation-Disclosures Cocoa

ne he perfect and the best preparation in the world
andr
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ButcheIors Hair Dye.-The Best in tho
The only perfect dvs harmless reliable, inst
Gus. Factory % Bond stre
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A.-Ladies' Faces EuameIied; also the Pre-
paraon for sale, with Instructions by NJ LAUsSoN, 100
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The Progress Of the Irish Church BiII Before
the Lards.

LONDON, July 2. 1869.
The House OF Lords tonight continued the con.
sideration OF the Irish Church bill In committee.
Clauses twenty-five and twenty-sx were agreed TO.
The Marquis OF Salisbury moved to strike out
clause twenty-seven, which requires that payment
be msde for the retention OF ecclesiastical resi-
dences by the church.
The Duke Of Cleveland moved amendment au
thorizng grants to the Catholics and Presby terians
After long debate the House divided, and the
amendment was lost by vote OF ll3 TO lao.
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LONDON, July ., 1859.
A meeting Of Peers was held yesterday to arrange
the composition OF the new Irish Church body, and
TO frame amendments the pending bill. Earl Rus
sell, Baron westbury, Earl Gray and Others agreed
10 follow tho lead Of the Duke OF Clevelar
The national Republican., 1869-03-10
wonders VIII Never Cease.

The Richmond Enquirer is disposed to be-
lieve In President Grant and his Cabinet.
1t even says that the President will not de-
sert his party, and also says that 1t is not
desired even in the South that he should.
We are glad TO see such a correct apprecla-
tion Of the situation as the Enquirer appears
to have. 1t again says that General Grant
can alone control the public sentiment of
the North by respecting his party atfilia-
tions; aud further, that If he has the dlspo-
sitlon he can do more for the Southern peo-
pie inside of the Republican party than out
side of it. We tell the Enquirer and we tell
the whole South that they have no better
friends than General Grant and the Repub-
lican party. They have been mislcd on this
subject, but they will get their eyes open
sometime. We want the South to recon-
struct properly, and accept heartily the
Union cause, and then they may vote ac-
cording to their party preferences for all VIC
care. We congratulate the Enquirer on its
hopeful spirit, aud especially in its expressed
confidence In the President. 1t Is good
sign.
The national Republican., 1869-03-10
Louis Napoleon and the Conred.
eracy.

The Richmond Wing is reviving some
recollt ctions Of the course Of Louis Napoleon
In his attempted conniving with the South
ern Confederacy. 1t comments on n recent
letter OF Hon. John Bigelow, and gives some
Incidents Of Napoleon's movements.
The Wing says that about the time that
the French troops lcn Mexico the Emperor
consulted a distinguished Confederate, then
In Paris, as to the chances of reviving the
Confederate struggle lfhe were to make war
against the United States.
The Wing also gives another instance to
show how anxious was this restless man on
the throne Of France to get into quarrel
with the United States. 1t represents Ma
poleon as asking an agent of the Confedcr-
ate Government in the winter of 1864 If the
time had not come for him to take a hand.
He was given to understand that Mr.. Davis
did not wish to receive his aid, feeling that
he could maintain his ground without any
help from that quarter.
II the secret history of the rebellion is
ever written we doubt not that Louis Napo-
leon will figure as a mischief maker In this
business to destroy republican government
on this continent.