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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-04
MISCELLANEOUS GABLE DISPATCHES.

... The Emperor of Russia is in Warsaw.
$50. Prince Napoleon has sailed in his yacht
for the Norwegian coast.
The July coupons on the Spanish bonds
have been paid to the amount OF 100000 reals.
The roof of Fawcett's foundery in Liver
pool fell Saturday, one workman being Killed ana
several seriously injured.
During last week, $4,000 emigrants left
Liverpool for the different American ports nine-tenths
of them sailing for this city.
Senior Figaniere, who was recently ap-
pointed Portuguese Minister 10 Washington, has been
transferred to st. Petersburg
NJ. Provost Paradol, the new French Min
lister Washington, left Havre ON Saturday, III the
steamship Lafayette, for this city.
.... The Emperor Napoleon will wear mourn
ing for eight days out Of respect to the memory OF
Jerome Paterson Bonaparte OF Baltimore.
Mrs. Waters, the English baby farmer"
has found guilty, by coroners jury OF poisoning
and starving several infants left In her charge
THE modification in the naturalization
laws OF England is exciting attention the Continent,
and Holland will probably make similar alterations In
her laws.
Mr. WashbuIne, the American Minister
Ia PARIS has left that city for the German watering
places COL Hoffman, Secretary OF Legation, VIII act
during his absence.
-. The London Spectator, in an article crit
csug the Indian policy of the United states anticipates
an immediate Indian which Will result IN the eAteI-
minatiOn OF the race Of the red men.
800 The Manchester Examiner appauds the
idea of an American monument To Charles Dickens, nut
assIueg that the project will he dismissed when Mt.
Dckens's objections TO any such honor are fully Known
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Al The Wesleyan University in Hartford, Comm.
CRIMES AND cAsUALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

James Wheeler was drowned on Friday night
in pond near Providence, While intoxicated
Martin Kane was dangerously stabbed during
SIGHT End Boston, by Lawrence murray who 10 hell In @"
"
THE COroner's inquest the body Of Grace
Bradley resulted holding her husband Edward Bradley on
the charge fuurier
John S. Bull, eight years Of age, residing in
by car on the Halson hNef aHo V
Saturday and Killed.
The wife Of Horato +. Slater of Pharsalla,
nsngo COUNT, committed suicide THURSDAY night BY hanging
herself 10 rater Of the house
VIM Aldridge convicted Of arson in setting
Gre IN the old Reieshmen Saloon In Philadelphia has been
sentenced q ycar' impairment
Thomas HILL colOrcd, of Philadelphia. con
t of Killing German baker named John T. Magic
hes leen senterced o eight years imprisonment
Amos g. Thomas, q clerk of the Providence and
sloA Compsny, fatally injured Yesterday BY beng rha
over b train Of lie Captain the kboe Snd '"uHe',
An accident occurred on the Rock Island ana
sc R.ay 90 SATURDAY Homestead Iowa Caused h Inc
,g ~ william Iord Of Marengo Was Instantly ha and ie'
eTsl OILERS wounded
A serious fire occurred Mt Corning, Steupel
C,ntv 10 miles kmirs yetieria5 morning b N'h INC
and lser m Of BFough ami Bos~tek "ers deA'rOed LOS
s65 OO; Insurance. @fOV'l
The town of Oroville, Cal. was nearly
4, e,. yesray buildings mostly OF WOOL ana
i vii such Iapdty that tn inmates barely esesIeo VIII Ne
I've. The loss is hcayy aud partl' Insured
The livery stable of James DonDelly and the
.,.tl.hasut Of Co., manufacturers oi
,vn. In Cincinnati harmed on tsnn LUG
hdas "a, a. ned BIZ Alexander KBisri ~h"sr o-s ei'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-04
PHILADELPHIA o. U. 4. NJ. IN NEWARK.

Delegates from the different lodges Of the
Order of United American Mechanics Of Philadelphia
visited Newark Saturday afternoon, the guests of
the Order that city Seven Newark lodges marched
TO the Markctst depot to receive their gue' at o'clock
after which they marched through the city accompanied
by music to the Rink where collation. paraken or
TOasts drank and responded to as follows: Our
Visiting Brethren" Mr. HelveTsOn Of Philadelph1a
Memory Of WashngtOn;" "The President Of the
United States "Our Native Land" Benz: Enlson,Jra
of Newark; "Our Order" Philadelphia member;
"The Press" Dr. s. r. Hunt of The Daily Adrcrtiser
Newark: "Our Army and Navy" "The Mechanical
Workingman," John ii. Edwards of Newark. Yesterday
the delegation passed the day in Newark; to-day the
Phaoephans are expected in this city, and tomorrow
will 90 picnic with members " the Order resident
b4rs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-04
NETWORK, MONDAY, JULY d. 1870.

New Orleans and ST. Louis made in 1914 by the j. M.
White has been the fastest That time was three days
% hours and nine minutes But the 22d Of June the
NatcheZ, Cincnnatibuilt boat, arrived at St. Louis,
having made the trip from In three days q
hours and SO minutes thus beating the time Of the j. NJ
White by hour and IL minutes The L. Lee was built
at Louisville and having claimed To be the fastest boat
on the river 1t determined the attempt should
he made To beat the time Of the Natchez so she stripped
herself for race, steamed down to New Orleans and
waited quietly for the Eatcez to make its appearance
The hatcher, IL Is said, made such unusual prepara-
lions IA the Lee The latter boat arranged 10 have It's
fuel supplied from barges stationed in the middle Of the
stream while the former made its regular landings and
received its fuel in the ordinary manner In other re-
spects Also the Lee reported to be In better running
trim than the Natchez. II che beats therefore, it viii
not afford conclusive proof that she the fastest boat
That not be settled until the boats tried under
similar conditions It IL also proper 10 state that the
Eatchez has full complement of passengers, while the
Lee has none,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-04
THE GREAT STEAMBOAT RACE.

THE r.. T.. LEE ONE HOUR AHEAD OF THE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF THE BOATS
RIVALRY BETWEEN THE CINCINNATI AND
LOUISVILLE STEAMBOAT BUILDERS.
LOUISVILLE, KY, July 3.-The Western coun-
fry is greatly excited the between the steamers
r T. Lee and Natchez from New Orleans to Cairo Sey-
era hundred thousand dollars staked on the result
I'm this city alone The quickest time record is ex-
uected The two boats left NewOrleans last Thursday
evening at O'clock The Lee passed Memphis last night
AZ O'clock her time from NewOrleans being days
hours minutes. The Natchez was an hour pelihd inc
lee having Loot time by the breaking OF her pump.
The Natchez, which il the newer boat by some thrse
wears built last at Cincinnati ana il sO eet
inches long by IS feet beam, Ssh feet no0f ana 10 ee
hold She has eight high pressure boilers making si
le steam she possible work. She IN pfOpellcd Dy
Two high pressure cylinders "a inches diameter by 10
feet stroke and works waterwheel ~ ~ feet ana III
inches In diameter, with Is feet n inches length OF
hncket 2G inches wide. She has beautiful model The
Robert T. Lee though three years older th the Natcz
has been kept in such thorough repair tfat sue may DC
said 10 be good 80 new. She Is 500 feet long py
az feet beam, and sc feet floor, and ~ feet
cndcrs the largest high pressure ever butt IN the
West are iuchct In diameter WIN ~ irct stroke TURN
u ystsrwbce Of IS feet In diameter, with 10 fcet
inches length Of buckets &c inches wide Thus u VIII ne
.ecn that the NatcheZ s feet longer tah tue Lee-ts
feet less beam and 2! moor. She has feet II
Inches more diameter OF wheel than the Lee with 10
inches Of bucket, which are In both BOATS tne se
width Size has the length or stroke AZ IN" IRE,
with inches lees diameter Of cylinder ami carries al
HE same freight Neither boat carrlfs any mort .ha
their Custom House measufendhf, Whlch III INC boc 10
IlOI tuns. The Lee hss never before run Tor Time.
The race grew primarily out OF rivalry thal nae iohk
xt,td betweeu the steamboat builders OF Clclhha,i
aud I0uisyille. Untll the other day inc time W'"~"
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POLITICAL.
ILLINOIS.
TIE NEW CONSTITUTION ADOPTED.

TIE NEW CONSTITUTION ADOPTED.
CHICAGO, July 3.-An election took place
throughout this State yesterday upon the question of
the adoption Of the Constitution But few scatter
ing returns have been received but enough TO make 1t
certain that the Constitution whole and each Of the
eight propositions submitted to separate vote have
been adopted by a large majority. IL there be
any exception TO this statement 1t is on the ques-
ton of minority representation. At this hour there
seems little doubt Of the OF that PROPOSE
ton. In the Sixth Judicial District William X. McAllis
ter independently is probably elected Judge OF the SUI
preme Court Charles Hitchcock, the regular Repub-
can nominee In the Second Judicial District Anthony
Thornton independently is probably elected Judge of the
Supreme Court over the regular nominees.
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FRANCE.

THE REQUEST OF THE ORLEANS PRINCES RE-
FUsED-EDnoRS PROSECUTED.
PARIS, July 8, 1870.
After a long discussion in the Corps Legis-
latf yesterday the petition Of the Orleans Princes was
rejected by vote OF ia TO 81 This decided vote IL con
sidered the final disposition Of the stbject.
The Figaro independent journaD yesterday prose
cuted for violation Of the press law the particular
ofense being the publication Of false aneedoe of the
Emperor and the late Earl Of Clarendon.
The editor of the ReUe Grreconciable organ has been
prosecuted for having reproduced the false anecdote
Of the Emperor and the Earl Of Clarendon from the
columns OF the Figaro. NJ. Delescuze, the editor-in
chief OF the Rerei sentenced TO thirteen months
imprisonment
The Duke de Grammont, Minister of Foreign Affairs
will communicate to both Chambers the correspond
ence relative to the Gcumenical Council
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-04

tempted fraud and swindlng your Committee has yet
been called upon TO examine.
The following nominations were sent 10 the senate
to-day: 49,,
posfsa-Cslvn Spinner MALONE VI Mary Daniel at VIII
sor James Dickinson Boscohel Wis Peter Gann at
Car6ch George W Dacy At rhipsbir Penn John War
Of Henry. H.; O. Z. Wooioock II Emwooi I'LL
The Hon. ID. = Norton of Minnesota has been absent
from hs the Senate for several weeks In conse
QuenCe of extreme Illness.
The report Of the Naval Board whic was returned last
week 10y Secretary Of the Navy for more definite ac
ton In relation Ia the nuisance opposite the Marine Bar
racks Brooklyn NewYOrk, has he forwarded to the
Department with the further statement that the 0dOrs
and gases complained from the establishment of
C. r. Reynolds CO., and that the odors and gases are
sckening, nauscatug and deetPriOus 10 health. The
Board arrived this conclusion by personal examina
ton and the testimony of other parties.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-04

their subcommittee, Messrs. Rowne, Hendrick, Hat
field and VI. o. Watson The work OF oItaihmg SUI
scrpons win be be gun nj once and should the mission
prove successful the construction Of this much talked OF
the facilities for communication and rapid transit be-
tween this city and the lower portion OF
County will have been permanently established lhe
track will be double one with steel rails, and as good
any in the state The line adopted for the road rs 10y
the way of Pelham Bridge and ST. Raymonds Cathohc
Church, and thence To West Farms and Harlem.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-04

EARL CLARENDONS fUNLhAL-IhE lNApL iiOlo
IN CORK.
LONDON. July 3, 1870.
The funeral of the late Earl of Clarendon
place at watford in the County Of Hers yesterday
large crowd assembled to pay their last respects to the
iustrous dead The chief with the remains,
proceeded to watord by rail- During the procession the
before the hearse by the deceaseds
valet Following the hearse we're nine carriages con
tanning the Right Hon. Charles Pelham Villiers, the
brother Of the Earl Of Clarendon Lord skemersdae and
Edward Robert Bulwer Lytton the sonsin-law OF the
deceased, and william George Granville Vernon-Iiar-
court and the Ears OF Derby and Essex and many others
The clothers OF Cork s importing German opera
tves take the place Of the strikers Fears are conse
quently felt Of a renewal of the disorders
II is understood that the Right Hon William f..
Forster Vice President of the Council will be appointed
Minister OF Education, the Educational BILL now before
Parliament, which provides for such an office, shall
become a law.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-04
SPAIN.

NO RE-ENFORCEMENTs DESIRED FOR CUBA.
MADRID. July 8, 1870
The reports recently published that Capt.
Gen. DE Rodas had demanded reenforcements FOR the
army in Cuba were officially denied yesterday
The complimentary dinner TO Senior CASTELAR,, which
was contemplated by the Aboonsts has been deferred
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-04
ROME.

THE INFALLIBILITY DISCUSSION TO BE CLOSED
THIS WEEK = RUSSIAN ROMAN CATHOLICS
THREATENING TO JOIN THE GREEK CHURCH.
ROME, July 3, 1870.
The discussion on the dogma of Infallibility
will certainly close this week.
The Czech Catholics residing in ST. Petersburgh pub
icy announce their determination to adopt the Greek
fah should the dogma Of papa infaHbiity be adopted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-04

THE SALES OF GOLD AND PURCHASES OF BONDS
FOR JULI-SEGOTIATIONSF FOR NEW POSTAL
CONVENTION OPENED WITH FRANCE - A
FRAUDULENT CLAIM.
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCHl
The Secretary Of the Treasury has directed the Assist
ant Treasurer at NewYOrk 10 sell one million Of gold
each Wednesday Of the month Of july the first aud third
eaes account Of the Special Fund" and the second
and fourth account Of the sinking Fund" Also, to
purchase one million Of bonds the first and third
thursdays Oh account Of tho Sinking Fund" aud two
millions on the second and fourth Thursdays account
OF the Especial Fund"
Neso'ations for Postal Convention between the
oHi''o States and France have been reopened by the
'ionch Minister, under instructions from his Govern
1s ro-lniaster General CTeswell has submitted mOd
5filosluons O liberal character based upon the
,,, - W the new Postal Convention with North Ger
Government '' ~ NPP'''"N ~ "i' A''"N"
al, g. , viinittee on Public Lands have reported
~ % ~ ,ne act OF June II, 1856 confirming the
,a. go Doilhguez ~ tract OF land named Los
'ala! SSua, situate In Santa Barbara County,
DaiIula, tnIet eagues IA extent Thay say from the
evidence thein that the fraudulent attempt 10
Will Tue rGonas Of the Survey GENERALS Office
eucceSsiu iake the matter in all It's phases and
AHEssen6 the boldes most astosndiny oass ~ a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-04
GREECE.

DESTRUCTIVE EARTHQUAKE-A TOWN IN RUINS
AND AN ISLAND ENGULFED.
VIENNA, July g. 1870.
Advices have been received here stating that
a sharp earthquake experienced throughout Greece
on Friday The town OF sartorl is heap Of ruins and
an island in that neghborhoOd suddenly disappeared
at the time OF the shock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-04

RED STOCKINGS VS.. FOREST CITY.
A close and exciting game was played at
Cincinnati Saturday, between the Red Stockings ana
Forest City Club OF Rockford, III. For reasons not as
signed Geo. Wright did not appear In this game, ana TO
his be attributed the cOSenes OF the score
which was II and 49, the Cincinnaans winning by one
TOUR OF THE HARVARD CLUB.
The Harvard College Club leave Boston this
morning the most extended tour ever before
undertaken by college nine. Upward OF 30 games
have been provided for with clubs OF the highest
fame both East and West. The encouragement from
San Francisco was not sufficient to warrant the eXen-
sion of the trip to that city. The games nave been SO
arranged as TO allow of the Club visiting the objects or
interest on or near the route The following is the OH
Cal programme Yale, New Haven, July Rose HI or
Fordham, n. Y, at New-Haven 5th; Haymakers, Troy
nth; Utica at Utica sh; Ecklord, Syracuse ith; Onta-
rio, OswegO 18th Niagara, Buffalo, 18th; Forest CITY
Cleveland, Ohio 18th Red Stockings, Cincinnati, 18th
Riverside Portsmouth Ohio 18th Eagle, Louisville,
KY DIST Empire, st. Louis, No. 22d UniOn St Louis
23d White Stockings Chicago, 25th Forest City, Chi
cago 26th Cream City, Milwaukee, Wis, 27th Garden
City, Chicago 29th Indianapolis Indianapolis, lud 5O
Olympic, Washington, ID. C., August Nationals wash
ingOn, 4th Pastimes, Baltimore, 5th Maryland, B1t-
more 9th Intrepids, Philadelphia, sth Athletics Phil
adelpha, 9th KeystOnos, Philadelphia, 10Th Atanties
Brooklyn, 18th Stars, Brooklyn 18Th
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-04
LA CROSSE.
la CROSSE.
The KnickerbOcker La Crosse Club OF Brook
Ign play to-day at Carroll Park.
CRICKET.

The famous Germantown Club of Phadel-
mia will arrive in NewYOrk the 9Th inst and play
twoday game with ST. George at the laters grounds III
Hudson CITY,
The Second Elevens of the New lork ana
Paterson clubs play the NewYork grounds,
foot of Ninthst., H0b0ken.
A movement is on foot in Halifax looking to
a visit to the states by the PhGniX Club OF that city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-04
\ WIFE KILLS HER HUSBAND.
SATURDAY evening Michael Madden and

On Saturday evening Michael Madden ana
his wife, occupying wretched rear basement in the
tenement No. West Thrty-eighthst while intoAi-
Gated, quarrelcd. The seized heavy stick ana
heat her husband about the head and body He fnaly
recovered, and his injuries were not deemed serious:
Yesterday afternoon he became suddenly worse, ana
iicd lief re medical aid could be summoned Coroner
Flynn Will investigate the matter to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-04
prRsONAIITIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

$500 The Fourth of July will be celebrated in Gin
cuna formal OF Eden Park which embraces O acres V
feet above tie r,er anu looking dOan upon The city
Tho Odd-Fell0ws of Northwestern Pennsy-
,,r viii have grand ceeba Meadvine Penn to-day Addresses
M M e Lv Vice President CoI and Past Grand Master John W.
Stokes
AT the Wesleyan University in Hartford Conn.
excellence EIy h ton, aud the aye
prize excellence moral science have been awae 10 = fle
excellence natural science, Was dFlled beNteh
d. Baker and Mr. 7. Habeid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-04

In the preparation of this WORK Mr. Young has simply
presented facts and figures leaving il To the reader to
draw such differences the data before him seem to
warrant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-04

On July l the Princeton nine reached Boston, ana
played the second game of the tour with Harvard TINS
time sustaining defeat. Pell substituted for BRAD
ford i'm this game the nine otherwise standing given
above The Harvard nine was composed OF Enstl7
Wells, Perrin Rush, Austin, Goodwin, Reynolds White
and Thorpe. The score by innings follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-04

On June 90 the Princeton College nine began
their Summer tour, playing at Providence WIFI Brown
University The Princeton players Buck, Van Rens
selaer, Glen, sharp, Gummere, Ward, Manu. Field and
Bradford The game with Brown was won readily Dy
Princeton follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-04
TILE COLLECTORSHIP.

The nomination of Thomas Murphy for Col
ector of the Port of New-York, has produced con-
siderable excitement among politicians in the
city. Mr. Murphy has strong following and his friends
express great confidence in his confirmation. He IT, on
the other hand vehementy opposed. His opponents
make many and loud charges OF them includngthe
most damaging being very to particulars. The
specific charge that Mr.. Murphy betrayed the
Republican party in 1866, when he was Chairman OF
one Of its rival Committees, by securing the in
dorsement OF John T. Hoffman for Governor,
and himself voted for Hoffman. His enemies
are using the series OF resolutions passed
by the Committee styling itself The Regular Republican
Union General Committee" and signed by the officers Of
the organization Thomas Murphy President; A. j. Dit
tenhoefer vicePresident; Charles H. Hall, Secretary
The last OF this series Of resolutions as follows
RssoIred That adhering with earnest and conscientious
conviction these great truths, support as can
didaes for Office only those who in good faith substan-
italy entertain and ndOrse them; 10 all such, IN the
pending canvass irrespective OF former political
Designations we pledge our cordial and
hearty support; that in John T. HOtf-
man and Robert H. Pruyn, the National Union candl-
dates for Governor and LeutenantGoyernOrw we rec0g
nize candidates who earnest supporters OF these
great doctrines, and We pledge to them our heartes
efforts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-04
CUBA.

PLANTERS ADVOCATING ABoLITIoN-TIIE CIlOL-
ERA AND SMALLPOX.
HAVANA, July "A meeting of planters and
wealthy saveowners was held at the Governor Gene
rails polace last night The parties unanimous In
their approval OF the abolition OF Slavery by the Cores OF
the mother country and in their disposition to obey the
laws but request that they may he consulted as 10 the
manner carrying out the law 80 as to prevent the ne
grocs from becoming Migrants and also TO organize
system by which agricultural interests Will be nam
tors hut will he placed under contract and will receive
the same pay for their services paid to other freed
men. --
There are about the usual number Of cholera cases
daily There were seven dea tbs yesterday. There no
perceptibe increase in deaths from the YOnlO. The
small -pOX is quite prevalent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-04
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
BASEBALL.

ROSE HILL va. ALPHA.
The Rose Hill (St. Johns College) and Alpha
Climbs payed Mt the Union Grounds Saturday the for
mer winning by a score Of two to The score by liz
nings is as follows:
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SALE OF TILE Lillian.

The Cuban steamer Cespedes, formerly the
Lillian, which sailed from Cedar Keys, Fla, some time
ago. with the unfortunate expedition under the command
OF GEN GocOura, and which seized at Nassau and
afterward condemned has been sold at the latter named
port To Spanish Government. Tue Spaniards VIII nj
her out as a glmbOat, for Use on the Cuban coast.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-04
PRINCETON COLLEGE, CLUB

Il, a. 81. aS sth 9Th. 7ih. s,b. 9Th. Total.
Roe Hll.."....ii : Q Ia
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Florida has two independent candidates foI

Florida has two Independent candidates for
Congress-State Senator w. II. Kendrick aud Lemue
Wilson. The former has been Democrat but announces
that he will not be pledged TO the support Of any political
party.
A Missouri paper reports that JEFF. Thompson,
who is in that state has said that be will hereafter
act with the Republican party that being the only party
OF progress.
The Charleston Republican says: "The Re-
publican State ticket will be nominated probably the
26th OF July next The candidates for Congress Will
probably he put in nomination within three or four
weeks thereafter This will open the campaign through
out the entire State. And this is all want, till toward
the Of the campaignntil mt least the LIST or Oct0
Der. For this there are the sOundesl VI pontcal
reasons"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-04
FOREIGN NEWS. e
GREAT BRITAIN.

EARL CLARENDoN's FUNERAL-TIIE TRADE RIOTS
IN CORK.
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RED STOCKINGS vs.. FORREST CITY.

Ist ID. 81. ath. Sh. 9Th. 7th. 9th. 9th. Total
P P,IT,ti ....'..3 ! 10