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HAS IT BEEN DROPPED AIR

HAS IT BEEN DROPPED ALREADY-The
returns of the town election were headed
in The Democrat of last week, Democrat
and Radical Has the ''White Man Party -
name played out SO soon? Did those two
whiskey bought colored votes spoil its fair
complexion Pure Caucasian in theory,
but practical amalgamatien has ever been
the characteristic of slavery and it's parti-
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THE ALDISE PRESS for May, published
by Sutton, Brown & Co., is received. The
Press is decidly the finest magazine pub
lished in the country. Its wood cuts are
the very perfection of art. No other mag
azine can present so fine an ornament for
the centre table, parlor or study. Price
SO year mailed on rollers, $3.50. Can
vassers wanted everywhere.
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"A communication was received from
the J. A. J. Creswell Council L. L., of
Port Deposit, intended for publication in
last week issue. which was unfortunately
overlooked and omitted. The contents
having reference to proceedings designed
by the League to take place on the 18th
inst, made the issue of to-day too late,
hence the non-appearance of the COMMUNE
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Tile Democrat aspires to be the cham
pion Of the . Lost Cause" and historian
Of the defunct chivalry. 1t has great ven
Grafton for ancestral customs and departed
forms for armorial relics and slavery heir
looms but the ancestry of the historian
never having risen to the eminenee of a
seat beside celored coachman, the modern
commentator naturally SHES at the prox-
unity of the colored man.
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DDFUNcT DEMOCRATIC PARTy.--Mr.
Samuel Townsend, Of Delaware, thus takes
leave Of the 'dcfunct Democratic party"
and gives it a parting kick:
think the white people Of the late slave
States have had enough of Northern pre-
tended democracy, high tariffs, and many
other sectional measures which were advan-
tageous to the North alone, and at the late
Democratic National Convention Northern
Democracy made an attempt to thrust ;.
p. Chase, the originator of negro franchise
and the fifteenth amendment, on to the
Democratic party rs its candidate for Pres
ident.
Therefore, since the passage by Congress
of the tifteenth amendment, and equal
franchise given to the negroes, our cup of
disgrace is filled to the brim.
But little more could be added. The
Democratic party from causes l have EMU
merated, was unable to prevent, and for
the same causes is unable to repeal said
laws, or render us any aid, therefore it is
dead to our wants, and may as well be
buried, and another party to be called ''The
White Mans Party organized, and it
should be made sectional, and directly to
subserre the interests Of ac1tite men IN the late
Stare States and the States bordering on and
contiguous to tile Pacific where the Repub-
licans are seeking power through the aid of
Cinnamon and Indian votes.
The above are my reasons for resignng
my position on the National Committee of
the defunct Democratic party. l will not
vote for any man who is directly or indi-
rectly in favor Of negro franchise or negroes
to be put in schools, or negro equality in
any shape, or for high tariff, or high taxa
ton. SAMUEL TOWNSEND,
Member for Delaware of the Democratic
National Executive Committee.
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IT WASN'T NECEssARY.-Gee. NJ. Rus
sum, Esq, of Denton, publishes a card in
forming the "whole world and the rest of
mankind that he will not permit his name
to be used as candidate for Congress in
the First District. The traders of Caro-
line have no timber for that office.
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CHAINED AND LOCKED.-7hc Democrat
90 Potter Power Press" There are some
other machines about that establishment
which need locking more than the press.
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NOTICE.

AN ELECTION for Director to represent the
interests of tho Individual Stockholders in thc Bohemia
Bridge Company will be held in Chesapeake City,
MONDAY. May 23rd. 1870. J. II. STEELE.
may II. lSI0-2w Secretary.
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$4,000 Year and Expenses.

To Agents to sell the celebrated WILSON SEWING
MACHINE. The best machine in the world Stitch alike
on both sides. one MACHINE WITHOUT MONEY. For fur
ther particulars, address % N 9th st. Philaada Pa
Feb 10. lSTo-3m
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0 L r co MP A NY,

gotten up to afford opportunity for all insure without
sending money ont of the State.
1t must be clear to every intelligent mind. that if
would the lrg"st prosperity to State and the
people Individually. must build up institutions,
by keeping capital at home
The laws of trade. commerce srlfinterest and sefre-
sp"t combine to make this the Company for Maryland
Had the Five Million Dollars sent out of State an
nuay for insurance been invested at home il would
have dtavortblv upon wealth and commerce.
We hope by care prudence. economy and strict intes-
rity to merit and for the future have done
in the past the cooperation and patronage of the people
in all parts at State.
II is gratifying TO all true friends Of Mary in
tcrcst that great want of State is supplied in the
entire success of this Company.
RCtereRcCs:-Gov. Olcn Bowie. J. Thompson Mason
Judges Hayden. Grlson. Miller and Magrudrr Mr.. S
HARDWOOD, X. d. lamar, VIM. J. Jones' job IIaincS Hon
James I. Earle. and the Editor of this paper
Medical E"omihCFS:-DrS. j. H. lamar and Il. II
Tut.
Now. gentlemen. You have a chance to insure in good
and perfectly reliable company under CONTROL
Applications may be had from DAVID WAY and +. WESLEY
JANSEY, Agents, or one of the Medical Examiners.
Feb H. lS70-ly
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Hamilton Easter, Allen A. Chapman. George p Thomas
Hugh Si->on Hiram Wood, George II. Miller William
Derives, Charles Webb Thomas Cassard
These gentlemen all we'll and flyorahly known
among the best commercial men in the State. This is
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-05-14
THE ONLY MARYLAND COMPANY,

Its success has equ.lc the expectations of its most
sanguine friends Its and dividends compare with
the Oldest and best companies in the country. 1t is
emphaticaliy
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THIRTY YEARS. Experience in tn,
HAVING REMOVED

To the Store House opposite the Court House, lately
occupied hy katZ X Grcenblatt Cl.thng Store.
have just returned from the city with entire
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The Upright Patent Trunk Company, No. s
Barclay street, door to the Aston House, up siarA
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There nye OF in Chicago Thurs
day, which three proved tatal.
Fftyone followers Of the Josephte Mornons left Ogden
States.
Mrs. Ware, wife OF the venerable judge Ware, of Port
aud, Manc dropped dead At her home yesterday, from
heart disease.
r. r. Moore committed suicide ia Rockville Conn., on
Thurs lay by shooting himself through the heart Jealousy
was the cause.
Henry Nj Dechert has accepted, formally the democratic
nomination for Jddse OF tue Court OF Common fless
Phi.a ielph a county, rem.
Maine Medical Association closed It's yescr.
day, appointing the second tuesday In june 1871,
the time OF the next annual meeting
printer, named Frank Hacdctt, accidentally drowned
In the Erie opposite Lockpor Thursday evening
body was recovered yesterday morning.
An iron foundry IN Boston, owned by William Gatche,
destroyed by ire and hote aaoinng
injured Loss, cT,s0J; insurance, *f,0JU.
The New Orleans Gremen formally welcomed Pha
delphia Mayor Cox yesterday They vse
Han and other places, and viii Wait Atlantic City to-day
The shop OF j. L. Simmons, reliant tailor, olston
Ne, robbed Of 20O worth Of goods last night The
properly subsequently, found In the woods with lot Of
burglary tools.
game OF billiards for the championship and golden
Il. 4. Depusoo the present champion and W. A.
yobin Dennson won, the standing 100 to l,04
Yesterday JUDGE r. D. Carpenter of South Carolina be-
announced his the bench preparatory to
entering actively the the linton reform
Cor Governor Resolutions complimentary
ter unanimously passed by the bar.
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GaE9kL ROBERT ANDERSEN.
A Chill Upon Oar Rich and Patriotic Citizens.

From the Alba Argus, July IL
Few men rose to more sudden fame than Major
Robert Anderson, the commander OF F0rt Sumter.
He was the sube OF the first aggressive act OF the
on Sumter anu for mouths afterwards the name OF
Major Anderson was upon evervOudyS lips, lie
was the hero OF the day. HIS pictures were to be
seen ia every show window, in every illustrated
paper, aud MS name was sung liz scores ~ songs
CVmOoseI TO commemorate the deeds o. war. What
has become OF the soldier who was suddenly made
so famous correspondent writes his later history
% iolloWs:-
The cable despatch from France about the dangerous
OF General kooert Anderson. Fort Sumter famc
change the saving his .fo General
Anderson broken In health IL not In
conpced 70 eAye rev YORK esr ago. ne was unabic 10
hts moderate out OF The petty
allowed by Congress after bis retirement army,
and be went abroad Tor the of living economical
possible ia small town OF Germany France He
lost his property during the and though he tried hard TO
get remuneration for from Congress he iailci He
greatly discouraged vt this and the 10 which
his patriotic services al the opeJn OF tina ssucd
leaving here lie offered his private library for
Of tneepg the expenses OF his family on their
liable books OF a Ainnry and scientific EDd, for which
he hoped obtain good prices But though bis friends OF
H. OF the books bringing onequater OF their cost
value He let here poor man. shattered In constitution,
wish income small that he had hard work TO
the expenses OF biz fam He has been
living Tor time past IN humble way al the French
of Tours from which receive reports OF his
dangerous Illness
the same writer justly remarks that 1t seems
strange that some or tile rich men or New York VINO
have lately raised large sums OF money 10 keep the
families OF stanton AMI Rawlins after stanton and
Rawins were dead, nave not made up patriotic
fund In the name OF Robert Anderson While nc Is
yet alive. There has been no secret about his pow
erty or about the nsuillcenCy his income, AMI Tue
reasons for his going abroad have been repeatedly
nuDlislpd in the neWsDaper5.
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AQUA TIC.

In spite OF the fact that public notice OF tbs
afIar mad been given, while, on the contrary, every
precau Ion had been taken 10 keep II as quiet US
possible there WAS a good crowd present az thv
Dundee LAKE, Paterson, yesterday afern bon TO wit
ness the boa ing contest among the memoirs OF the
II. NJ. A. Club, for the handsome $3.50 paref shell
presented by Mr. ID. y. Grant, OF the Grant Locomo-
Tive WORKS. 81 Paterson. The aiteruoon Was \ nn8
one TO- q boat race-ciouiy, O't DIR and Just cool
enough 10 le4der lltte Violent exercise comor.a-
bic.
The entries Tor the single skull E. II.
At.erDury Jr., }. IA. DeuIar 81, >. g. Oakm n, w.
&. Oakman, w NJ. Prali, Mortimer Clark. The di.-
lance was about one and Il quarter miles, a ID was
won by n. b. ArerDury Jr Ia G:jl, Prall coming n
second and CLARK third.
Alter the above there was tub race OF about f.ty
yards, In which par icpated Messrs. James jackson,
W. u. Oaknan, w. g. Scott, j. Il. DeinaIest W. M
Prall 5. &. OaSman, Mortimer Clarx, Is. W. hoxsev,
j. VI. Hopper and n. B. Aterbury Jr BY the third
stroke all the TUBS we're bottom upward ex ept az
OF j. III. Denlrest who Went the course IN
grand style, aud although he hal SO narrow
escapes he sue eeded IN winning the race.
the above mentioned are .'biy bugs" and r0-
pre- ell atives OF the Upper Zen OF iaterson-f r.
RS, and all that sort OF tning. The sport over the
tub race was immense.
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A Brutal POlISEMiN.
He Bests n Woman in u Delicate Condition,

lie Sests Woman i'm ~ Delicate Condition.
Onicer Bernard fully. OF the Nineteenth precinct,
seems To be obtaining unenviabe notoriety in the
newspapers just now The following, II true, should
be sufficient to relieve him from doing any further
service for the people Of this city,
Mrs. Bridget King, residing at the corner OF
Fourth avenue ana Seventy egenth street. yesterday
appeared be ore Justice Bxby, AT tie YorkyIe Ponce
Court, ana applied FOR q warrant for his
arrest on charge OF assault and battery.
she stated that on the night of 11h OF June last
ohicer Tll!y attempted to arrest her husband, who
was somewhat under the influence of liquor She
as was natural lnterlered III some way. She was
enCelte at the tine but that did not save her from
the brutality OF the officer, who struck her on tn.
head Win his club, lntlicting seveie and danger
Gus wound, and otherwise maltreated her so badly
that she was taken sick aud for while her life was
placed Ia jeopardy miscarriage was the result
OF this brutal behavior Oh the part Of this mode POI
licenan and guardian OF the peace The warrant
WAS OF course granted.
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HE The. ,vecutioner was equally anxious but he
changed ~. mind and postponed IT.
on THE sCAfFOLD.


Prec,sa,v at wD II. NJ, hONev r, the condemned,
with ms arms htly pnioned, was lei forti IN the
cen ia guard Oh eight men arm with inuskes.
ne, lle walked ss trmy. o MIN 70 me s@a,rad
Tie thrDnt of M a n z 0e5 swarined around IN q
dense ma !, male an lmae, and the solemn pro-
cessl IA galIs m@r,h 10 tie scene OF th3 Hnil
tr gedy, the or wd snry, ng aloHg under tue hot,
glarlnS sun, with THE theflnI meier ~ nneV Wben
IN s.sh- OF the sc rOli Ke lie ~ viewed II with the
u most Guinness and clmpo2n g iitcd al lis base
he Jumped rom the cart and with a firm
sep and detern nel air he led the steps or me
Platform. The Acting Shern theh read tho de. tn
warrant, after wnich the condemn rd WIS asked n
he had anything to say 10 the assc mn. Ell multlu e.
Nitu an mistaken Voice, ana y lace thaS
dld not beray the slightest emotion. Nie ackn WI
EDGED IN lew brief remarks ms quit l'td t1e Jls
uce OF his sentence. A prayer Was one. Ell 10y .hs
colnred preacher amid a solemn silence, Tor tSe
crowd eemed lmpr sse with the terTioe nesV alAi
calm demeanOr of the condemned
TIE uANGlSG--A BuSGLE
All beng now ready, the naugluan ) Knot was ID
iused, cap placed over the fsaures black stroud
over tne body, and a. thiry-nve minutes past ,wV
went the condemned 10 the earth
a cry or no TUr rang irDa tle crowd AMI TWO wo-
sippe ana gwen away. WD some assi.tdnce
Kennedy rose and aga II -cend 4 the steps 10 tG5
platform his neck lacerated ~ he rope, ana asIll
ntilly TOOK his stan4 Oh the f,tal drop.
lie had at cred 80 70. but some be leTei thev
co id scar min Rroan If from pain. Again. 40
or y-nVe minutes past TWO, the drop .eii and ,aS
BODY o. henne ~ was suspended b. ween ii a,en
ana earth. TIE la was out i've leet b q, AS is
always the case, the krot slipped To the back or
ne and the scailod svictim struggled convu,siy "
Tor nearly ave minutes, after which all outward
signs of lite had disappeared.
IN tNehlN minutes lie was declared extinct Dy he
attending physician, and after hl-gng thllty ma
utes tile body was cat down aud placed IN a coli
already prepared to receive 1t.
Kennedy made concession that he had corr
mit,el the two murders, bat ha1 only attempted 20
ravish Mrs. stewart, her resistance having pre-
vented his succeeding.
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ENGLAND.
Parliamentary Progress.

IONDON, July I, 1910.
In the House or Lords to-day Lord Westbury eX-
planed arrange ae Is made in the Appellate Courts
for the despatch Of business After short d SOUS
sion Of the Eccleslastca Titles bill the House ad-
JOurned.
The House Of Commons in committee continued
OF work on the E NC Joill bill
Mr.. Dixon moved to aneld The clause withhold
ing free edutati IN II ON those able pay by making
educat on en- irely fre.
Mr.. Montagu opp scd free education, as repug-
nant to the feeling OF the working classes.
Mr.. Fols er thol gu 1t danger us Tor the State to
assume parental Il. es
The amendm mt was put to vote and the majority
against 1t was 22i
Other amendments Of minor moment were con
sidereL and dis oSei o., when the House adjourned.
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LONDON, July I, 1870.
Rainy weather for the past thirty-slx hours is
ported all over the British Isles and in sections
OF the Continent.
Tile report OF Tue death OF Mr. vizetelly the artist,
IL colrldcted.
-Four men were surocatcd to-day by foul gas in tho
Cute of coal mine ut Take, in Sarordshrc.
Rev. DR.. John Derry, Catholic Bishop or Cloufert.
ireland, Is dead.
The collection OF tolls at 500 turnpike gates In
England was abo,l,hei to-day under The act passed
at the last session }. Parliament.
The Liverpool Cotton Brokers' Association have
appointed committee to take measures for sup.
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MEXICO.


Agricultural and Mining Prospects--Plucido
Vegas Heyerses--A Heavy Seizure.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 80 1870.
Mexican advices, via Colima, May IS, represent
the country as prosperous the crops unusually good
and mining interests progressing lavorably.
General Piacido Vega, having been deserted by
Lozada, was compelled 20 eyAcuate Escarcpa. AT.
tackled afterwards by the national forces, lie had
sc zed The Salyadoran steamer Forward and sent an
expedition against Guaymas the result of which has
already been announced.
Los ada had seized $50 600 or Custom House funds
under tue preteXt that the ederal government
should pay the inhabitants OF Acapulco for injury
done by the troops from SinalOa.
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IHE WauLl.ae WLloWER II 10 lrEEN

Yesterday morning the HERALD contained an
account of the brutal i,l.treatmeut OF Mrs. Mary
Nelson 10y her husband George, at no 45j Greenwich
street. New York The husband succeeded IN escap-
ing to Hoboken, but he speedily traced to that
city 10y detective stevens, of the Fifth precinct. The
latter repaired TO the residence OF Crief OF Police
Donavan. who began 20 scour the hotels, and at
length found George at the Sinclair House. The
chef walked up stairs and saw the man asleep In a
bed Dom. He took him before Recorder Pope and
subs 5queDty gave him In charge OF the detective,
who conve cd him TO the Leonard street station,
New York city,
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Cabinet Rumors-Cuba.

LONDON, July l, 1870.
The gelegroDh repeats the assertion that the Eal
Granville will have the Foreign ONCE, made vacant
by the death OF the Earl OF Clarendon, and that the
Earl OF Kimberly vii, succeed to the Seeretarysh.p
OF State for tile Colonial department vice the Earl
Granville.
tcle on the Cuban io herein it praises the pr
dence and forb rance shown by the American gov.
eminent in Cuban affairs, and particularly the Judi
cious resolution expressed In the recent message Of
President Grant.
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A MAN TA.0WI 0v:sB0AaD.
s.erions Charge Against the Employees OF tn
New jersey Central KniIrOad.

About three O'Clock yesterday afternoon the at
tention Of the bridge tenders the Cortandt street
ferry was called to man who was struggling in the
water and cnging fast TO one OF the piles. They
set TO work and rescued him, when he made state
ment that he was going to Plainded. and was
thrown overheard at The Central ferry at the foot
OF Liberty street by some OF the employees The
man was greatly Exhausted, having Oeen urlven by
the force OF the water from one ferry slip 10 another
1t would be useless to call for investigation mas
much as IL IS now the fashion to throw passengers
both from and ferrybOats on OF the jersey
lines OF traffic. The Central Railroad Company are
bidding defiance to the Jersey City people by con-
tinuing the dumping nuisance.
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TIE IRAN OCEANIC YAClsg GaCs.

Muster Of the Yncatmeu et C1yi..-Eeses-
Preparing to start.
LONDON, Jul I, 1870.
me owners OF the yachts Danntess and Cambria
VIII he entertained at dinner by the members OF the
Royal Cork Yacht Clab at Cork Ireland, tomorrow.
Mr.. Bennett and Mr. Asnbury wall start on the
ocean race on Monday nexr, July the Fourth ut the
hour OF two O'Clock in afternoon.
large fleet of yachts steam and sail vessels win
present at the Old Head OF Knsae ana long shore,
so That their owners, with the other parties board,
may witness the start Of the competing yes.~,s.
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QUARANTINE MATTERS.

Owing TO the Illness Of Mr.. Barton there was no
meeting yesterday OF the Quarantine Commissions
ers. Mayor Han, Alderman Conan, President OF
the Board Of Aldermen; Dr. Carnocnan. Health OF
lcer; Commissioners Sche.l and Barton, were pres
emf, and large mum Of items we're also I'm at
tendance liza expectation Of nnal sett euelt Of TIE
present elgFossing gu siion regarding 10 geJ Tor
Ign eragc. At the next meeunS. Nh ch wa, act
down Tor next Tuesday, this question. how ia dIs-
pufe between our merchants ana tue Quarant ne
Comm sloners, VIII IN Oh probability " dohLtlciy
settled.
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Excitement i'm -. LOuis-LRrxe Amounts
Stascd the Result of tue Rnce--Yhe
Time Made so Far.
ST. LOUIS. No., July J. 1S1O.M
The excitement over the race between the steamers
r. E. Lee and Natchez Is very eat this morning,
and large amounts OF money are staked. One OF the
boats passed Baton Rouge at LII. 2S, and the other
at Ill., 3Sn. this morning. but the darkness prevented
dish gushIng which ahead. The l. yassed
Natche AZ ION. IN; the Natchez left NutcneZa 1Ol
ism. The Narchez lost e, ~ minutes vt the landing
ani the Lee lost four minute, WoOding. The Lees
TIM to Aatchez was 17h. lin; the Natchezs time
I'm. ION.
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A Naval Veteran.

LONDON, July l, 1870.
Ihe death OF Thomas Richngs is announced
to-day He was reported 10 be the last English sur
Vvor OF the naval engagement between The Amer
lean rlgatc Chesapeake aud the British fr gateShan-
non. which occurred on the LIST OF June, 1913. lie
Ole at Cireaceser near Gloucester, and was eighty
five years old.
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ALLEGED s;0O.oOo gHsszZLeHsNT.

Last evening James J. Kelso, who is chief OF de-
tectves, vouchsafed to the press the Information
that Messrs. Irving and Dusenbery Of his commaud
had arressed poor devil named August Dalzell, o
native OF England who is charged with embeZzling
100000, the property OF James @. King, banker,
81 Broadway, by whom the prisoner was employed
30 clerk. This is Ill the Information that could be
obtaiued from kelso.
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PARIS, July l. 1870.
The trial OF the members of the International
WOrkingmen Sccie c n inues.
The defcn Of tc prisoners has commenced.
Al, the accuse admit that they belong to the
soc city but deny THAI AaZz nj had anything to do
with its und that its OBJECT practice Is
20 fOment stIlke;
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DC an TeleEraphy.

LONDON, July I, 1870.
A correspondent IN the London Tines city article
argues the folly Of third cable to America, seeing
that one cable suIlices for ali the present business
and as the land lines IN America are all committed
90 tile existing companies