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The New York herald., 1869-06-04
NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY JUNE A. l8es-TRIPLE SHEET
MASSACHUSETTS.

The International Boat Race-Harvard's
Reply to CausbFfAge.
CAnBRID6N, June g. 1862
JOHN H. GOLHE. ESQ.,. President Cam Drldge Unlyer-
siiy Boat Club, Cambridge, Engand.-
SIR-Your letter reached us some time age. and
would have been answered sooner bat that some
DELAY has been caused. partly by change on Officers
IN our club. But we hope that you nave construed
our silence into consent, shall be only too glad
10 grant you the favor requested.
Hoping that your May races may have resulted In
snch q manner as TO have decided you to select
Tour, remain, sir, yours very truly,
ALDEN p. LORING,
Captain Harvard University Boat Club.
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CALF FORNIA.
General Thomas in San Francisco-saie Of
Stnte Tidal Lands.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 8, 1861
The steamer Montana, from Panama, arrived here
this morning
General Thomas, me new commander OF the Divi-
sion OF the Pacific. was serenaded at the Cosmop0li
tan Hotel last night. Senator Williams, OF oregon,
was also serenaded and responded In brief speech.
The Democratic Club OF this city has appointed
committee TO make suitable arrangements for the
reception OF Senator Casserly and Congressman Ak
tell, who are expected here on saturday next.
The French gunboat Lamanthe PlQuet, which ar.
rived here from Panama the 26th ut. injected
with smallpox, was released from quarantine yes
terday.
The sale OF the State tide lands within the limits OF
San Francisco commenced Yesterday under the d.
rection OF the State Tide Land Commissioner. The
attendance was large and the prices were higher
than was anticipated.
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CHINA.

No Important News from the Celestial EN-.
pire-Tie japanese Rebeiiion-A Fleet Sent
to HakOdadi.
LONDON, June 3, 1860.
Advlces from Hong Kong TO May II have reached
London. The Chinese news is meagre and unim.
portant. the civil war In Japan continued. The
Mikado had sent powerful feet against the rebels
OF Hakodadi. II was reported that French officers
supported and aided the rebels there
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Died.

MALoY.-On Thursday, June g. OF scarlet fever
MARY eldest daughter OF John and Ann MalOy, aged
years and months.
The relatives and friends respectfully invited to
attend the funeral from the residence OF her parents
345 East Twentyfourth street. this friday afternoon
at haifpast one O'Clock.
For other Deaths see Ninth Pu1el
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premium; on United States, short sight, In cur.
rency, 2s q 27 per ceHt discount.

Departure Of a Detachment Of General Jor.
dams Command from the SOuth-Their safe
Landing RepOrted-An Ex.Confederate
Colonel In Command.
WASHINGTON, June g. 1859.
Cuban expedition left the Southern coast on the
Goth OF May. 1t numbered AIS men, who are part
OF General Jordans command. All OF them are ex-
federal and Confederate soldiers. From reliable
Information received by interested parties here 1t is
learned that the men and munitions OF war have
safely landed and joined the Cuban forces. The ex.
pediton was in charge OF distinguished colonel o!
the Confederate army, from Louisiana Colonel De
Russy.
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Object OF the Ernst Burdct Mission to Mexico.
PARIS, June 3, 1869.
Ernst Burdet, whose arrival at the city OF Mexico
is announced, went from St Thomas under the
authorization OF the French government to look
after French interests IN Mexico.
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A**' Old Mirror, Portrait, Painting and Pic
ture Frames reglded, gold. Cheapest in New York.
JAMES SHIELDING BRADLEY, II Liberty street.
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All Finest French, Englishs German, Amer.
on and Water Color Chromos Engravng Autographs,
elegantly framed. Cheapest In New York
JAMES SHIELDING BRADLEY, II Liberty street.
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Perfect Hair Dressing.-Burnett,s Cocoa.
the perfect and the best preparation in the world
for harsh and dry hair irritation Of the scalp badness and
dandruG.
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Tho Metropolitan Job Printing and Ensrav-

ing Establishment having made extensive
additions 10 its material" In the shape
| 20 esecute orders With unusual rapidity.
| lis patrons and the public know full we'd
its st,le of work and It's moderate prices.
| Our designing and wood engraving Do
| partm-nt has been considerably enlsfSed
| Ia n,est the demands of the publits. and |
,ve hes 10 offer 10 our patrons 'snr en-.
isrsed facilities for such order,. N they |
roav see IL to give, feeling ass ,ared thai |
our prices will compare fsvc<ahly with |
any other work Of the kin A. Posters,
circulars, Cards Psmphle< e OF every Do
and color work. woo.d Engraving done
al short notice and Al very low price.
le7 Nassau street, ola Hersid Building.
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vetIke akin. free from all blemishes be produces
by BURNETT'S KALLISTON, which, unlike other les
produces healthy action of the capiares. For chatting
infants, musquo bites, sunburn roughness OF the skin
has equal. For sale by JOHN r. HENRY, No. College
place, and by all druggists.
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A.-ladies, Faces EnamelIed; also the Pre-
paration for sale, with instructions by LAUsSoN $50
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Broknw Brothers,
BOYS IMPERIAL SUITS
CONTINUED
ONE DAY LONGER.
THE LARGEST LINE
BOYS SUITS IN THIS COUNTRY.
BROKAw BROTHERS.
Fourth avenue opposite Cooper Institute, and
50 Lafayette F.acs.
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The Murder Trials mt Carlisle-Schoeppc
Found Guilty.

CARLISLE, June 3, 1869.
At the conclusion OF the schoeppe murder trial the
defendant was found guilty OF murder in the first
degree. The jury at one O'Clock p. NJ. went to their
room and returned into the court at five O'Clock with
the above verdict The counsel for the defence made
the usual motion for q new trial.
Adam Titus, charged with the murder OF Henry
Stamm, near Shippensburg, In this county, In the
beginning Of January last was this afternoon ar
ragned by the District Attorney and pleaded guilty
to the indictment. The court will tomorrow hear
the testimony on the part OF the Commonwealth In
order to determine the degree OF guilt.
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A-sIontana CordiaI.-No More Dyspepsia.
To taken before and after each meal.
II. A. CHALvIN 1s1 Fulton street, New York.
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A.-Save 25 per cent by Purchasing your SiI.
verware direct from the manufacturers FORD TUPPER
7s7 and 7s9 Broadway, OF Tenth
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B.=A Large Assortment Of Vienna and Paris
ceIyed, bS ZONES MELNAIN co. No. 8 Maiden lane.
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Riot In Waies-SevernI Persons Killed and
Many Wounded-IIow the Disturbance ORR.
ginated-Continued Criticisms on the Ala.
bama Claims.
LONDON, June 8, 1859.
Dispatches have been received to-day from Mold,
small town in the northern part OF Wales giving
the details of formidable riot which occurred there
last evening, whereby several lives were lost and
many persons injured. An attempt was made to
rescue two prisoners in the hands OF the Sheriff.
The Sheriff and his guard resisted manfuy, but the
mob being too strong 1t found necessary to call
out the military force, which fired upon the rioters
killing four OF them instantly and w0unding many
more. At the date Of the last dispatches the town
was quiet and the prisoners still in custody.
The London journals still continue to discuss the
Alabama claims and the relations between Great
Britain and the United States.
The London Daily Ne,cS hopes that Minister Mot.
ley will assist England to forget the treaty that was
recently rejected.
The London Standard felictates Mr.. Motley on his
recent speeches and hopes that England will be able
TO reciprocate his sentiments
The London Standard on the Alabama
Question.
LONDON, June 8, 1869.
The Erentng Standard to-day, In q leading edito-
rial, says 1t believes America does not wish for war
In the utter absence Of any reasonable motive for
war. Mr.. Motleys assurances are well timed and
appropriate. The Standard is confident that as
soon as the Irritation caused by the too animated
discussion Of the questions at issue subsidies men
on both sides OF the Atlantic will be ready and eager
to hold out their hands to each other.
The Life Peerage Questionable Bill in Com.
mittee- Nomination Of MIR. Peabody as Trus.
tee Of the Hudson Bay Company.
LONDON June 8, 1869.
In the House OF Lords to-day, the bill for the
creation OF life peerages passed in committee with
an amendment limiting the number OF peers to be
created under its provisions to two annually.
Sir Stafford Northcote has nominated Mr.. George
Peabody TO be trustee Of the Hudson Bay Company,
vice Sir J. Emerson Tennent, resigned.
Statement of the Bank Of England.
LONDON. June 3, 1869.
The statement OF the Bank OF England has been
published to-day. The amount OF bullion In vault
has incrpas aspd cam 000 since last waek
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Burnett's FIorimel.-An Exquisite Perfume,
resembling the fresh odors OF rare bouquet Has equal
and b (or sale by al druggists.
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FRANCE.

Statement Of the Bank Of France.
PARIS. June 8, 1859.
The weekly statement OF the Bank OF France, pub.
lished to-day, shows an increase Of the amount OF
specie In vault OF II, 600, 000f.
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Barker's Hirsutus Never Fails to Restore
Hair Bald Heads nor prevent its falling out ga Broad
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THE GREAT QUESTION DECIDED.
ANNA DICKINSON ON THE RAMPAGE
THE ARRIVAL OF REvERDY JOHNSON.
SEE TELEGRAM CARTOON OF To.DAY.
Sec the Telegram Cartoons.
LOOK OUT FOR TO-DAY.
SERIES OF PICTORIAL JOKES
GREAT LOCAL HITS.
MAYOR HALL AND THE DOGS.
BERGH TAKES THE FIELD.
LOOK OUT FOR NAsT's ARTISTIC wITTIcIsxG
The GREAT WOMAN SUFFRAGE CARTOON.
The ORDER OF THINGS REVERSED.
GREAT TRANSPORTATION SCENE.
THE GREAT QUESTION DECIDED
ANNA DICKINSON ON THE RAMPAGE
THE ARRIVAL OF REvERDY JOHNSON.
SEE TELEGRAM CARTOON OF ToDAE.
SEQ the Telegram Cartoons.
LOOK OUT FOR TO-DAY
A SERIES OF PICTORIAL JOKES
GREAT LOCAL HITS
HAYoR HALL AND THE DOGS.
BERGH TAKES THE FIELD.
LOOK OUT FOR NAsT's ARTISTIC wITrICIsMs.
THE GREAT WOMAN SUFFRAGE CARTOON.
The ORDER OF THINGS REVERSED.
GREAT TRANSPORTATION SCENE.
THE GREAT QUESTION DECIDED.
ANNA DICKINSON on THE RAMPAGE.
THE ARRIVAL OF REvERDY JOHNSON.
SEE TELEGRAM CARTOON OF TO-DAY.
Sec tho Telegram Cartoons.
LOOK OUT FOR TO-DAY.
A SERIES OF PICTORIAL JOKES
GREAT LOCAL HITS.
MAYOR HALL ANDTHE DOGS.
BERGH TAKES THE FIELD.
LOOK OUT FOR NAsT's ARTISTIC wITTiCIsks.
THE GREAT WOMAN SUFFRAGE CARTOON.
THE ORDER OF THINGS REVERSED.
GREAT TRANSPORTATION SCENE.
THE GREAT QUESTION DECIDED.
ANNA DICKINSON on THE RAMPAGE.
THE ARRIVAL OF REvERDY JOHNSON.
SEE TELEGRAM CARTOON OF To-DAY.
See the Telegram Cartoons.
LOOK OUT FOR TO-DAY
SERIES OF PICTORIAL JOKES
GREAT LOCAL HITS.
MAYOR HALL AND THE DOGS.
BERGH TAKES THE eIELD.
LOOK OUT FOR HAsTs ARTISTIC wITricIsxA
The GREAT WOMAN SUFFRAGE CARTOON
THE ORDER OF THINGS REVERSED.
GREAT TRANSPORTATION SCENE.
THE GREAT QUESTION DECIDED.
ANNA DICKINSON on THE RAMPAGE.
THE ARRIVAL OF REvERDY JOHNSON.
SEE TELEGRAM CARTOON OF TO-DAY
SEQ the Telegram Cartoons.
LOOK OUT FOR TO-DAY
AsERIEs OF PICTORIAL JOKES.
GREAT LOCAL HITS.
MAYOR HALL AND THE DOCS
BERoH TAKES THE FIELD.
Loox OUT FOR SAsTs ARTISTIC wIrrrcrsxa
sHE GREAT WOMAN SUFFRAGE CARTOON.
THE ORDER OF THINGS REVERSED.
GREAT TRANSFORMATION SCENE.
TIE GREAT QUESTION DECIDED.
ANNA DICKINSON ON THE RAMPAGE.
THE ARRIVAL OF REvERDy JOHNSON.
SEE TELEGRAM CARTOON OF rS.DAI
See the Telegram Cartoons.
LOOK OUT FoR TO-DAY
SERIES OF PICTORIAL JOKES
GREAT LOCAL HITS.
MAYOR HALL AND THE DOGS.
BERGH TAKES THE FIELD.
LOOK OUT FOR SAsrs ARTISTIC wrrrrcrsrs
THE GREAT WOMAN SUFFRAGE CARTOON.
THE ORDER OF THINGS REVERSED.
GREAT TRANSPORTATION SCENE.
TIE GREAT QUESTION DECIDED.
ANNA DICKINSON ON THE RAMPAGE.
THR ARRIVAL o. REvERpY JOHNSON.
SEE TELEGRAM CARTOON or To-DAr.
Sec the Telegram Cartoons.
LOOK ouT FOR TO-DAY
SERIES OF PICTORIAL JOKES
GREAT LOCAL HITS
mayor HALL AND THE DOGS.
BERGH TAKES THE FIELD I.
.ooK OUT FOR SAsT's ARTISTIC wIrTIcIsxs.
1HB GREAT WOMAN SUFFRAGE CARTOON.
THE ORDER OF THINGS REVERSED.
GREAT TRANSFORMATION SCENE.
THE GREAT QUESTION pEcIDED.
ANNA DICKINSON on THE RAMPAGE.
TIE ARRIVAL OF REvRRDY JOHNSON.
sBR TELEGRAM CARTOON OF TO pAY.
SEQ the Telegram Cartoons.
LOOK OUT FOR TO-DAY.
SERIES OF PICTORIAL JOKES.
GREAT LOCAL HITS.
MAYOR HALL AND the poas.
BERGH TAKES THE FIELD.
LOOK OUT FOR NAsTs ARTISTIC wIrrrcfsxa
-vr oor.~
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Convention Of UniversnIists nj Rendins.

READING, June 3, 1869.
The thirtyeighth annual State Convention Of the
Universalist denomination convened here yesterday
afternoon. Seven clergymen and twelve lay dele.
gates were in attendance. number OF associations
were represented. Rev. Moses Ballow OF Philadel.
phia, was reelected president OF the Convention.
The man business was 10 secure more permanent
organization Of the association and steps taken
to have the same incorporated, and AGO to secure
the appointments OF financial secretary to exercise
churches connected with the organization. The Rev.
f. 8. Brooks. ID. D.; Henry Moore and Lewis Briner
were elected deegares TO the United States General
Convention to be held at Buffalo the third We'd
nesday In September.
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A.-Summer Styles Gents and Youths Hats
BURKE I2s Fulton stree.
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Safe Arrival of General Jordan and the
Filibusters In the Insurgent Camp-The
Spaniards RepuIsed by Them Everywhere.
WASHINGTON, June 8, 1862
Letters from Cuba received here this morning by
Cuban sympathizers state that the force under
General Jordan had succeeded in joining the Cuban
forces after several fights, in all of which the
Spaniards were repulsed with serious losses. 1t is
stated that the losses Of Jordan were slight not over
forty-nve In killed and wounded ana that he saved
his artillery and arms and ammunition. He had
with him I,7Oo new rifles OF the most approved
pattern.
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Crisfndoro's UnrivRllcd Hair mye.-soId
applied at his wig scalp factory No. House.
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David's summer Styles of CcutIemen's
Drab Beavers, Panamas and Straw Haa s99% Broadway.
near Duane street.
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Established In 1sOO-Thc Metropolitan Job
Printing Establishment 81 Nassau street.
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Corns, Bunions, EnlarGed Joints and ali
diseases OF the feet cured by Dr. zACHARIE $50 Broadway
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A correspondent wants to know what kind Of
broom the young lady 10 the novel used when she s~ep,
and shouldn't answer did. We only undertake to
queries OF practical and useful character ouS
correspondent who presume gentleman, had asked
who the best and most popular halter In the city
would have promptly and unhestangy answered KNOX 2
Broadway.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
Meeting Of the Synod Of the Reformed Church
of America.

Meeting Of the Synod Of the Reformed Church
of America.
PHILADELPHIA. June g. 1869.
The members OF the General Synod OF the Reformed
Church OF America assembled this morning at the
hour appointed. The report OF the board Of direc-
tors accompanied by the following documents was
read and referred to the committees Of proessorate
The report shows that the following bequests were
received: Prom the executors OF Mrs. Fanny Jewett
$1,000 from the executors OF Rachel Berry, 81 O0O
from the executors OF Mrs. Martha X. Leferts
$2O95; from the executors OF Mrs. Ann Hertrog,
$4,000; from the executors Of Lucas J. Voor.
his, $1,000. The board received from Mr..
Samuel B. Schieffelin a donation OF $4,000
For the Hope College endowment fund, S2s9O 49,
The Widows fund amounts to s29,192 10. The col
lections from churches during the past year
amounted TO 1885 49, The arrears Of the classes
for contingent expenses on the 1st instant amounted
to $500 So The arrears OF the classes on the lst
ent fund OF the General Synod. amounted to
$6,175 80.
Communications were received from the classes
nouncing 1t in very powerful terms. and suggesting
ideas Of trying to have Freemasonry totally abol
ished
communication was received from the classes OF
Wisconsin concerning the support of superannuated
also one from the classes OF New Brunswick, which
was as foll0ws:-The classes Of New Brunswick at
their regular spring session, passed the following
Es'Syed That the n &C. Gsnsss synod be requested
panies which systematically violate the Sabbath day
Referred to the Committee on Overtures. Also
one from the consistory OF the North Church Of New
ark inviting the Synod to hold their next annual
meeting In that city. After some little discussion
the invitation was accepted.
The report OF the committee appointed by the last
Synod to prepare new hymn book for the Reformed
Church was read and its consideration was post.
p0ned until the afternoon session.
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For First Glass Printing of Every Descrip.
ton go TO tho Metropolitan Job Printing Establishment, VI
Nassau street.
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Statement of the Bank Of England.

LONDON, June 3, 1869.
The statement OF the Bank OF England has been
published to-day. The amount OF bullion In vault
has increased f440, 900 since last week.
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Marie Antoincttc slippers-At CantreIrs New
store 0<l Fourth avenue.
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The Metropolitan Job Printing and Ensray.
ing Establishment having made extensive additions TO s
"matera"in the shape OF Prcsses Type Ac, Ac 10 now
prepared orders with rapidly m patrons
and the public know full well ts style Of work and lie mode
rate prices. -
considerably enlarged demands Of the pupe and
ohsr to our patrons ENLARGED 70, such
prices will compare svorsby with any other WORK we
Kind Posters, Cireulars Cards. Psmphe's , ., every
wood done notice and low price
N Nassau ssrss,, old Herald building.
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Owing 10 the great increase ot bust
ness consequent on the popularity OF
their Cartoon and general issue, the
proprietors of
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Pamphlets, Law Reports, &C., Executed
With nsa.nss auctnsss and despatch yentyaye cent
a. the METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING ESTABLISH.
MRN1,W NAssAu street.
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Persons Wishing to Subscribe for tho Herald
WILL BE SERVED At AN EARLY HOUR BY LEAVING
THEIR ADDRESS AT THE BRANCH OFFICE OF THE
NEW YORK HERALD, las FULTON STREET, BROOK.
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THE EVENING TELEaRAN

would impress upon advertisers the
necessity OF presenting their adver-
tisemsnts for the Cartoon papers three
days In advance, TO secure Insertion.
In the general issue II 10 also neces-
sarv TO present Advertisements on the
afternoon precediug tho issue Of the
edition for which they are intended.
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THE EVENING TELaERAM

will be sent BY mail to subscribers for
sir dollars per year. Address "a Mas
sau street.
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A Card.
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BERGH TAKES THE FIELD.

LOOK OUT FOR NAsT's ARTISTIC wITrICIsAss
THE GREAT WOMAN SUFFRAGE CARTOON.
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GREAT TRANSPORTATION SCENE.
THE GREAT QUESTION DECIDED.
ANNA DICKINSON ON THE RAMPAGE
THE ARRIVAL OF REvERDY JOHNSON.
SEE TELEGRAM CARTOON OF TO-DAE.
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BERGH TAKES THE FIELD.
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See the Telegram Cartoons.

See the Telegram Cartoons.
LOOK OUT FOR TO-DAY.
SERIES OF PICTORIAL JoKEs
GREAT LOCAL HITS.
MAYOR HALL AND THE DOGS
BERGH TAXES THE FIELD.
LOOK OUT FOR NAsrs ARTISTIC wITTIClsMs,
THE GREAT WOMAN SUFFRAGE CARTOON
THE ORDER OF THINGS REVERSED.
GREAT TRANSPORTATION SCENE.
THE GREAT QUESTION DECIDED.
ANNA DICKINSON ON THE RAMPAGE.
THE ARRIVAL OF REvERDy JOHNSON.
SEE TELEGRAM CARTOON OF To.DAY.
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MAYOR HALL AND THE DOGS.
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SEQ the Telegram Cartoons.
GREAT LOCAL HITS.

LOOK OUT FOR TO-DAY.
A SERIES OF PICTORIAL JOKES.
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THE GREAT WOMAN SUFFRAGE CARTOON.
THE ORDER OF THINGS REVERSED.
GREAT TRANSPORTATION SCENE.
THE GREAT QUESTION DECIDED.
ANNA DICKINSON ON THE RAMPAGE.
THE ARRIVAL OF REvERDY JOHNSON.
GEE TELEGRAM CARTOON OF TO-DAY.
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See the Telegram Cartoons. q
LOOK OUT FOR TO-DAY
SERIES OF PICTORIAL JOKES
GREAT LOCAL HITS.
MAYOR HALL AND THE DOGS.
BERGH TAKES THE FIELD.
LOOK OUT FOR NAsr's ARTISTIC wIrTIcIsMa
THE GREAT WOMAN SUFFRAGE CARTOON.
THE ORDER OF THINGS REVERSED.
GREAT TRANSFORMATION SCENE.
The GREAT QUESTION DECIDED.
ANNA DICKINSON on THE RAMPAGE
SHE ARRIVAL OF REvERDY JOHNSON,
SEE TELEGRAM CARTOON OF ToDAE.
The New York herald., 1869-06-04
Sec tho Telegram Cartoons.

GREAT LOCAL HITS.
MAYOR HALL AND.THE DOGS.
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SEQ the Telegram Cartoons.

LUX OUI FUN IO-DAI.
4 SERIES OF PICTORIAL JOKES.
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ENGLAND.

Riot In Waies-Severai Persons Killed and
Many Wounded-How the Disturbance Ori.
ginated-Continued Criticisms on the Ala.
baum Claims.
The New York herald., 1869-06-04

LOOK OUT FOR YAsT's ARTISTIC wITTiCIsns.
THE GREAT WOMAN SUFFRAGE CARTOON.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-08-26

10 DE THE FASHION, Tho fashionable
appendage Of female dress this fall will be
an immense brown leaf, called "la feuille
morteG Ere, Although men sneer, aud
apostate females inveigh against ''the fash
ions" there never was time when women
dressed with SO much genuine picturesque
ness aud taste as they do at present, To be
sme, the styles involve extravaganza, but,
although in many eases people 50 down to
lnin by adopting expenditures they cannot
afford, yet after all, tho oxtravagauce Of the
well to do is the bread and butter of the iu
digent
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-08-26

The Clarion Democrat says: at rs now
an established fact that railroad will be
built from Driltwood, on the Philadelphia
aud Erie, to Maboning on the Allegheny
Valley railroad, via New Bethlehem, Brook
vile and Reynoldsville. The engineers are
locating the road, and it will soon be all
put under contract. Work has already
been commenced on the eastern end. In
addition to this, we learn from reliable au-
thority that corps Of engineers will soon
be set to work on the route from Brookville
west across this couuiy--it being the inten.
tion of the Pennsylvania Central company
TO make this o great through route, on &c.
count of its low grade and direct line. 1t
will connect with the Pittsburgh, Fort
Wayne and Chicago railroad somewhere in
Ohio. Clarion county will soon be we'll
provided with railroads"
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-08-26
TEL. [. EI|;GRAPH T;
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY RECORD,
Afternoon Dispatches.
Hong Kong, Aug. 3, via London rs.

Hong Kong, Aug. 3, via London rs.
The Pekin government refuses to ratiiy
The convention concluded by Mr. Burlin.
game and the Chinese Embassy with the
United States. Mr.. j. Ross Browne, late
American Minister to China, in his reply
TO all address of British and American resi-
dents in Shanghai, denounced Mr. Burlin-
games policy, and said he considered it evil
dence of Chinese disinclnatioG for progress.
He declared the establishment of foreign re-
lations with China on the basis of equality
as impossible at present, and thought the
yielding attitude of foreign powers would
tend to producs war, as q resolution lately
made proved the mistaken nature Of British
Policy. The Chinese text of Mr.. Burling-
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