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ANOTHER RAILWAY TRAGEDY.

Terrible Accident on tho Vermont and nIassa.
chusetts Raiiroad-A Train Goes Down
Through = Bridso-Threc PersOns Killed
and Numerous Others Badly Injured-Iic.
spensibuity for che Accident.
seiY ga f acp BOSTON. June 10, 1870
most terrible and heart rending railroad
calamity occurred on the Vermont and Mas
sachusetts Road this afternoon. about midway
between the Athol and Royalston statlons.
The train which LEFT here at eleven O'Clock,
while crossing covered bridge at the point
named. collided with q handoar, and the engine,
baggage and two passenger cars which COM
posed the entire train, went down through the
bridge In one complete wreck. The scene was
one impossible to imagine or Describe and the walls
and groans Of the wounded and dying were painful
In the extreme. As soon as the uninjured GOULD re-
cover from their fright they Immediately set to work
extrlcating the deafand relieving the wounded.
Those killed outright were as follows:-Mrs Almon
The aasS oowns list cSaSls comp9sss moss
o. those those dangerously wounaedf-yohn Murphy.
81 lowell aS the leg asd face and m
Do!h badly bruised william Elliott q Fitcnbarg.
badly bruised. probably fatally Il. o. Britten. Of
Fitcnburg road master back bruised and nip broken
A. 8. whitcomb, Of F'chburg. mail agent, back
prove fatal; ". A. Foster, OF FitonDurg, engineer,
knee severely bruised and hip cut; II. NJ Jones, fire.
man. arm broken In two places and head badly
bruised-ho Will probably not recover; A.
II. blackwell, cut over the eye and head jarnmed;
George Howard, fatal fracture OF the SKULL Lucy
Bullock OF Royalston bruised In the head and face;
Jennie Bruce. badly brutsed Mrs. James Turner. OF
Royalston, leg broken and otherwise bruised, pro-
Byron =. Bartlett. bruised in the face badly; cnid
OF Jerome Jones, slightly injured; Mrs. Charles
Dean, Sunderland, face badly bruised; Mrs. Young,
Of Boston, head and chest badly bruised Mrs. Ellis
Bullock, slightly injured; Mr.. Field, OF Taunton leg
injured.
The division master, Mr.. Morse In explaining the
presence OF the handcar In the BRIDGE says that his
watch was slow and that he did not think the train
was due. To him, OF course, be ongs the responsi
bty OF the terrible calamity. 1t Is said this Is the
first accident for nineteen years where passenger
has been fatally ln)nred on the road.
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MASSACHUSETTS.

Anniversary of the Battle of Bunker Hill
The Boston, Hartford and Eric Aid Bill.
BOSTON, June 10, 1870
There will be general suspension OF business in
this city tomorrow, June H. being legal holiday
in commemoration OF the baJJe or Bunker Hill. The
day In Charlestown will be observed as usual by a
public patriotic demonstration.
The Boston. Hartford and Erie Aid bill passed the
Senate to engrossment yesterday by 20 to H.
with some important notifications, which provide
for the completion OF the road to Wmantic: for a
new election Of directors within three months
and for the prosecution Of the work on the South
Boston flats, under the existing contract or the new
contract to be approved by the Governor and
Council: new amendment was also adopted pro-
vding that the Berdell bonds deposited as security
for the$crip yet to be issued shall not be
for second mortgage bonds.
The House to-day concurred in the Senate amend
ments to the Boston, Hartford ana Erie Ard bill by
112 TO 1O5 and added some further amendments
which carries the bill again TO the Senate
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The Ecumenical Council will commence the dis.
scussion Of the last chapter Of the infaiby scheme
to-dsy.
PLUS the Ninth Twenty .four Years Pope-A
Critical Period 20 the Successor of St.
Peter-NIay Exceed the Reign Duration of
Two Hundred and F1fty.six PontiHs.
ROME, June 16-Evening.
Tomorrow morning, the nth Of June, his Holiness
Mastat Ferrett Pope Plus the Ninth, will commence
the twenty fifth year Of his pontihcate. According
to tradition current in Rome, the first Pope, st.
Peter, installed at Antioch and then at Rome, in
A. D. ~ governed the Church for twenty five years.
two months and seven days. None of his 266 success
sors have reigned 30 long. Plus vi. occupied the
Papal throne for twenty-four years. eight months
and fourteen days. which Is the next greatest dura-
tion Plus TX will have attained the fatal limit Of
st. Peter's reign the oath OF August 1871. He ap
pears to have the conviction that he shall complete
the period in spite of the Roman proverb that "no
Pope shall see the years Of ST. Peter" He is said
intend to abdicate some days before the expiration
OF the term, either from respect for the first Pont
whose name the Popes never take, or from fear to
die II he persists in reignng beyond the limit. But
there Is no serious foundation for the rumor.
Pope Plus the Ninth was born on the 18th of May.
In the year 1892 He has, consequently, passed the
seventy eighth year Of bis age. lie elected and
proclaimed Pope Oh the 10th OF June, 1916, and
crowned on the 21st day OF the same month.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKRr.-LoNpoN, June I6--5 p.
M.Consos closed at OAK for money and 92L for the
count United states 6vewenty bonds, 1851 9o,. 1865
esA 1857! Ss5< ex coupon ten.forties 81; Ere Railway
Western, 23X.
firm. Rentes, 78f $40.
FRANKFORT BouRsr-FRANKroRT, June l6-rnIted
States fvetwenty bonds opened firm.
L!vRRPooL CoTToS MARKET-LrvERpooL, June 1876
r MCotton closed dull and irregular. Middling uplands
l0'sd mdding Orleans. l0d. The sales OF the day
export. n
HAyRE CoTros MARKEr.-HAvRE, June 16.-Cotton
closed quiet for on the spot and aaoat.
.LivERPooL BnEADsTUFFs sMARKET.-LlvERPooL, June
l6-P M-Wheat los. 3D. per GENITAL for California white ;
per Dbl. for Western canal =
LIvKRPooL PRovIsIoNs MARKET.--LIvRRPooL, June
Tsp MBeef Ills per ercs Of SOi lbs. for extra prime
LoNpoN PnoDUcn MAaxRr.-Lospos, June le-5 p.
MTaow dull q aOs 3D. per cwt Sugar, arrive, active
at g7s 3D. per cwt FOR No. IL Dutch standard Linseed
cakes quiet and steady Lssed dull Turpentinc quiet
opened quiet.
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ItLeGRAPHlc NEWS ITEMS.

Goyernoy Seward left Auburn yesterday visit bis
son Frederick at Montrose, whore he will remain week.
He ia in excellent health.
Hon. John A. Peters was yesterday unanimously renom-
mated for Congress BY the republicans OF the Fourth
gressona. district OF Maine.
The Coal Miners. and Lsborers' Association Of Pennsyl
vana held jubilee at Wilkesbarre yesterday Nearly
20 1000 persons participated In the celebration.
Mike McCoolc will yainng for his fight with
Allen Monday Mt the Abbey Race Track, Louis
Mo- His trainers are dublin Tricks" James Neatly and
Joe Coburn.
James T. Barnard, Of Bnghamton, N. Y, committed
suicide Wednesday BY cutting his throat with small
knife Marshal Hendricks, OF the city also Committed
suicide yesterday by taking arsenic.
The republicans o. the Second district Of Indiana
Colonel George W. Carr OF Jackson county and
the republicans Of the Sixth district nominated Moses
j. Dunn, Of Lawrence county, for Congress-
Dan inquest bed Fort Hamilton yesterday the re-
mains Of body found the bay and which had been
water for long time There nothing remaining
blue woollen stocking
Crowds OF people nocked TO Cold Spring. n " yesterday
to witness the dedication Of the Methodist Episcopal
church. expecting that General Grant would be present.
having announced; but he Mrs. Grant and
other leading persons were present from West Point
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WOMAS,S SUFFRAGE.
Iowa WOnian's Suffrage C0nvention-State
Organization Effected.

Iowa WOman's Suffrage Convention-State
Organization Effected.
MOUNT PLEASANT, June 10, 1870.
The iowa Woman's Suffrage Convention met In
this city to-day. There was large attendance all
parts Of tho State being represented. Mrs. Belle
Mansfield the first woman admitted TO the bar In the
West was made perman mt PRESIDENT, with long
list OF vice presidents and secretaries.
State organization was formed, constitution
ADOPTED similar to that OF the National Union Wo-
man suffrage Society, and General OiConnor, Vice
President or the Union, elected president, with
full list OF vice presidents from different sections OF
tile State. Strong resolutions were adopted.
Among the prominent advocates OF the cause
present from this State were Mrs. Dorwin, or Bur-
lington; MRS. Adams, or Dubuque; Mrs. Bloom, Of
Council Bluffs, and Mrs. Savery, Of Des Moines.
The Union Woman Suffrage Society Is represented
by E. A. Studwci Chairman Of It's executive COM
mittee and publisher OF the Revolution. Mrs. Tracy
Golfer, OF ONO and president OF the association OF
that State was present. representing the American
Society Of Boston.
A large mass meeting was held this evening.
The Convention Will meet again tomorrow.
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JOURNALISTIC.

The Indianapolis Journal republican organ, has
changed propretors, Messrs s. M. and James q.
Douglass and A. Il. Conner having sold out to Lewis
w. Hasselman and William y. FshbacK. It's still 10 be
conducted as republican paper, In the earnest
support OF the administration.
country paper says that within a few years 1t is
asserted that 100 newspapers have started and failed
In Chicago and $780, 900 has been sunk In Journal
istc failures In New York. Isn't that pretty high
for factg
The Lean WoV Is the name Of a paper recently
started somewhere in Wisconsin,. The inhabitants
viii probably strive to keep that paper from their
doors.
The report that Susan B. Anthony was about IN
commit matrimony with a "cooreIo elitor was n
typographical mistake A "Uleveland, editor was
meant But are there no colored editors IN Cleye-
lands Some OF the papers published there at hny
rate exhibit q dtngy type, 80
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Prominent Arrivals I'm This City Yesterday.
Major A. D. Banks OF Mississippi; Captain Thomp-
son, Of steamer Pennsylvania, and Isaiah Caldwell,
OF Boston, are at the New York Hotel.
Major J. N. Knapp, Of Auburn, ana J. c. Fremont,
Jr, Of the United States Navy are at the St. Nicho.
las Hotel.
Judge Hamburger OF Pennsylvania; George NJ
Pullman. of Chicago, and Congressman ]. W. Chan
Ter, Of New York, are at the Brevoort House.
Colonel W. W. Wrigoy, Of Philadelphia; Judge G.
A. vassett Of Fall River; Charles L. Leland, OF AL
bany and J. Morello, OF Mexico. are at the Metro
politan Hotel
Governor Campbell, OF Wyoming Territory; r.
Ewing, Of Washington; Colonel ]. Frisbie, OF Cali
forna and Vice Admiral Porter OF the United States
Navy, are at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Professor W. p. Blake, of New Haven; L. Riggs, OF
Baltimore, and M. q. Moore, OF Shanghae are at the
Albemarle Hotel
Colonel ]. s. Dickinson, X. r. Lansing and J. II.
Chase, Of Albany, and General W. b. Cnapln, OF
Rhode Island, are at the Coleman House.
General J. II. Reilly, OF the United States Army
and D. Lyman, OF Connecticut, at the Astor House.
Professor Jameson, OF Toronto; Signor Alvarez
Rodrigues, Of Cuba, and Captain w. slmonson, OF
the United States Navy are at the st. Charles HOTEL
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DOMINION OF CANADA.

Election Of Officers Of the Erie and Ontario
Ship Canal.
NIAGARA, Ont, June 1e, 1870
A meeting OF the provisional directors of the
Erie and Ontaria Ship Canal was held here yester-
day. and was numerously attended by influential
Canadians and Americans. @. P. Dodge, OF New
York, was elected president. Angus Morrison
of Toronto, vice president, and Walter Stanley en-
gineer.
The president subscribed to $100 900 of stock and
other subscriptions were announced A good deal
OF enthusiasm in the project was manifested.
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CANAL TOLLS.

Rates ON Iron Manufactures 10 BE Reduced.
ALBANY, June 10, 1870
At meeting Of the Canal Board held at the Canal
Department on the 10th inst. the following was
adopted to witt
Resolved, Tnat on and after the goth day Of June
1870, car axes boiler irOn iron and steel In bars
and bundles and all articles exclusively manufac-
tured OF wrought or rolled iron not specifically
merated In the toll sheet, when cleared at tide water
be charged at the rate of onehalf Of mill toll per
thousand pounds per mile.
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Execution of Two PatriOts-Spnnish Opera.
tiOns im the Field-Ciemency of De Rodas-
Insurgent Leaders Wounded md Killed.
HAVANA, June 10, 1870.
Guiteras and Peralta, two OF the men captured at
CayO Cruze have been executed at Puerto Principe;
and the third, Canine, has been sentenced to ten
years. confinement IN the Penitentiary.
Colonel Aguias column, operating in the direction
of Majaza, have taken number OF prisoners and
killed twenty six rebels
The Captain General on his birthday pardoned
soldier who had been sentenced to death and libe-
rated twenty-seven rebel prisoners, most Of them
negroes gr
The insurgent leader SanguiA has been wounded,
and Augustin Aguilar, all insurgent prefect has
been killed.
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. gRLBGRAPHIC NEWS
Mm n ON
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
..-,..~.--.~..,:- .tt
The British "Gag" Law as Worked
Against the Herald in Ireland.
President Grants Message on Cuba
Read in Madrid.
llaH
Papal Infallibility Still Under
M Debate
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Pope Plus the Ninth in the Twenty fifth Year
Of His Reign. .
EARTHQUAKE IN JAPAN.
EARTHQUAKE IN JAPAN.
IRELAND.


Operation or the British Coercion "Gag''
Law-A Special Correspondent of the
Herald Reconsideration of the Liberty of
the Prcss-Publlc and Private Letters
-seizod-The Reason Why.
LONDON, June 16-EveninR.
The English Coercion law Is In full and complete
operation In Ireland 1t is used by the government
not only against the Irish people, but also against
the NEW YORK HERALD. its special correspondence
and writer's.
kilograms from Dublin, Just to hand, report that
the Irish police, acting Information given by gov
'ernment spies have just entered the rooms OF the
special correspondent OF the HERALD in the town OF
Trim, the capital OF the county OF Meath, broken
open his baggage, seized his letters addressed to
the HERALD ana opened and read oil his private
papers.
The special correspondent Of the HERALD was held
under arrest for some hours.
All strangers, particularly Americans, visiting
Ireland are subjected just now to infamous treat.
ment on the part OF the government authorities,
under cover and sanction Of this Coercion law.
The letters OF the Irish newspaper edtors-Messrs.
Sullivan and Pigott-addressed specially to the
American people, through the HERALD, on the sub.
ject Of the "gag lawn and their own experiences,
which appeared in your columns on the soth OF
April last excited, 1t is supposed, the anger OF the
government against the paper, and hence the pre-.
sent executive action.
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THE INDIANS.

Redskins on the War Puth-Troops In Pur.
suit.
FORT MCPHERSON, Neb. June 49, 1870.
party OF Indians suddenly appeared at Cotton.
wood Springs, near Burk's rancho, about two miles
west OF this post this morning, and wounded cltl.
zen who was herding cattle for Mr. Wait beef con.
tractor.
A party OF about 100 Indians also appeared
at the same time at the mouth Of Morrow's Canon
seven miles west OF here. Two companies OF cavalry
from THIS post are In close pursuit They Will pro.
baby return to morrow, when full particulars win
be learned. -
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Ascot Races.

LONDON, June l8, 1870.
At the Ascot races to-day the Gold Cup valued at
500 and added to subscription of 20 sovs each
t2a supscrbers was won by Mr.. J. @. Hesseys b. 4.
Sabinus by Newminster out Of vesta; Count F. de
Lagrange's ch. h. Trocadero, by Monarque, out Of
Antonia, second; Muster third. The betting at the
course just previous to the race was-7 to against
Sabinus, to against Trocadero and to against
Muster. Six horses ram
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FATAL CASE OF sUNsrHoxs IN NEWARK

At noon yesterday man named MCCARTHY, EN-.
ployed laborer on sewer In course OF construc
in Rosevile, suburb Of Newark, was prostrated
with the excessive heat. He was promptly removed
to St. Mchael's Hospital, in state OF unconscious
ness, and the best medical skill provided, bnt he
died about three quarters of an hour afterwards
His brother was also attacked with the dreadful
maady, but Ii Ia thought he Will recover. Deceased
was fine, stout, hearty fellow, and but a few weeks
arrived from Ireland. DR.. Dodd will to-day hold a
post -moftem examination.
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FLORIDA.

Tronbic About the Jacksonville and Mobile
Raiiroad Bonds.
TALLAHASSEE, June 16, 1870.
To-day notice was served by b. b. Andrews, attor-
ney for parties In Duval county, OF an application
for an Injunction to prevent the sale or negotiation
of some four millions OF state bonds lately issued
to Al. l.. Lttleleld, as President OF the Jacksonville
and Mobile Railroad, on the ground Of giving State
aid to private corporation.
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The Cheapest and Best Newspapers In, tho
Country.
The WEEKLY HERALD OF the present week, now
ready, contains the very latest European News
by the Cable up 70 the hour Of publication; also
Telegrapnic Dispatches from Cuba; Mexico ana
other points. 1t also contains the Current
News Of the Week; Amusements; Foreign Intelli-
gence; Sporting. Religious, Political, Artistic and
Literary Intelligence; Washington News; Obituary
Notices. Editorial Articles on the prominent topics
OF the day. Our Agricultural Budget; Reviews OF tho
Cattle, Horse Dry Goods and Boot and Shoe Markets;
Financial and Commercial Intelligence, and ac-
counts OF all the important and interesting events OF
the week.
Ms:-Sngle subscription 50; Three copies. IS;
Five oopies IS; Ten COPIES $751; Single copies. nve
cents each. A limited number OF advertisements
inserted In the WEEKLY HERALD.
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NEW MEXICO.

Daily Newspaper Established In Santa Fe-
Trouble with the Montana Indians.
SANTA FE, juno 10, 1870.
new paper, the Post issued Its irst daily here
this morning. 1t Ia q twenty column sheet and
favors protective tariff
special despatch TO the Post from Fort Stanton
reports the killing or two Mexcans by the lndians
near that place. The mountains are said to be full
OF hostile Indians and serious trouble is appre
hended.
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CUBA.
General Me
in Commnnd-Important

General McrclO i'm Commnnd-Importnn
Captures.
HAVANA, June H. !
VIA LAKE CITY, Fla, June l6, 1870.
General Merelo has assumed command OF Santiago
de Cuba.
The three gentlemen taken prisoners few days
ago on Cayo Cruz left Nassau last February for the
Cuban coast. They had not been heard of up to the
time OF their CAPTURE and were falsely reported to
have been slain by their crew. There is no doubt
that they have important relations with the rebel
leaders
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Large Fire in sprlnsnold-Lo.s $50, 900.

SPRINGFIELD, June 10, 1870
wight's block In Taylor street was damaged by
fire tonight to the amount OF $4,000. The fire
caught in the roundry of the Bay State Valve and
Faucet company, who lose $4,000. The Morgan En-.
vel0pe Company, who occupied the basement and
first floor, lose S25 900 by water. The other ste cks
damaged by water and removal are those OF Il. Steb
bins. jObbing wood worker; A. v. Burnham, picture
frames and mouldings; Russell Brothers, machine
shop, and J. e. Gillespie water wheel regulators.
Total loss x7O.OOO
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Marriage, Money aud Inv.

LONDON June 16, 1870.
In the case Of Hill vs.. Ribbetts, where the inhe
rltance to the property OF the late Mr.. White, OF
Yorkshire, amounting to s2oo,Ooo, was claimed by
daughter born in New York; the claim was barred
by proofs of valid Scotch marriage Of deceased
previous to his marriage in New York.
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IAE NEW c0u2I OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, June 10, 1879.
The Board Of State Canvassers have declared the
election Of Sanford E. Church, Chief Judge and VII.
liam F. Allen Martin Grover, Rufus w. Peckham
Charles A. Rapallo, democrats, and Charles J. Fol.
ger and Charles Andrews, republicans, Associate
Justices. Church 8 majority is 81, ,9l2
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The Metropolitan Job Printing EsfabIsh.
ment,

PEARL CASHMERE DRESS HAT,
FOR 50,
more LEFT tl9 Broadway.
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Sewing Machine, @25 to S41-Sf1 Brond.
way. Can be converted into hand machine Instantly War.
ranted New patent broad Hemmer, applicable to all
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SPAIN.

President Grant and Cuba.
MADRID, June 10, 1870.
Great satisfaction Is felt here at the message Of
President Grant on the Cuban question.
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AQuatics.
LONDON, June Io. lS70.

LONDON, June 10, 1870.
Mr.. Renforth OF the Tyne crew. publishes card
IN which he assures the public that tho rowing
match between the Tyne and 81. John IN. b. crews
viii surely come off, aud that the stakes are put up
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RELIGION. In High Places.

LONDON, Juue TO- I6TV. n
Aonsignor Capel questions the truth Of the rumor
lately published to the enect that the Marquis OF
Butte contemplated return TO the Anglican Com.
munion. He says that the Marquis Is at present in
Spain. beyond the reach OF the rumor.
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JAPAN.

LIVERPOOL, June 49, 1870.
Advces from Hong Kong China, announce that a
sharp shook Of eaUhquake has occurred al Yoko-
hama Japan.
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PORTO RICO.

A New Gnvernor Of the Island.
HAVANA, June IA, 1870.
General Baldrlch has been placed in charge Of the
government OF Porto Rico.
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Died..

Died.
MoRRow.-On Wednesday, June IL, ANDREW NOR
ROW, aged IL years.
The relatives and friends OF the family invited
TO attend the funeral, from No. 165 East Eighty
seventh street. Friday afternoon, at one O'Clock.
lFOr other Deaths See Ninth PGQel
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Royal Honors.

~ m ~ s,s LONDON, June le, 1870.
The Prince OF Wales and the Princess Alex andra
are to make state visit to Reading on the LIST OF
July. The municipal authorities and the citizens
generally are making extensive preparations for
their reception.
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Political Reform Convention--Platform of the
New Party-An. Exciting Campaign i'm Pros.

NcW rarty-Ah Excitin8 campaign In Prose
pect.
CHARLESTON, June 10, 1870.
Convention Of citizens Of South Carolina, OF al
parties and colors assembled in Columbia last even.
ing with view Of inauguratlng q new party move.
ment TO- secure reform in the administration OF the
State government. About four.fths OF the counties
speeches from delegates OF both colors were made
the burden OF which was the necessity of union OF
all good Citizens OF every class to obtain in the fall
election an honest and economical State government
IL was resolved to conduct the Canvass under the
name or the Union Reform Party, and the following
platform was adopted unanimously
This convention representing the citizens OF South
lima rsspectye Of party assembled to organize the good
psten prejudced and corrupt administration
Of the State government and 70 establish instead thereof just
and equal laws order and harmony In the public
expenditures strict accountability onceolders and the
Sss sa q Ss s nma
which men OF all parties may unite for the purpose aore
Frs-rhe fifteenth amendment Of the constitution Of the
United States having been by the proper authorities pro-
been and In ali the States o.
tho tnion oush to be freely administered and faithfully
SscoaThs vast changes In our syssem of government.
states, and following in ts train Incorporated
into the constitutions and laws OF the States and OF
plished facts having The force and obligation Of law.
TndTnis solemn and complete recognition OF the exist
mony upon al questions OF civil and political right and
Ses I'll % al sa am nS
Of the in the interest Of class clique
for the benefit Of q united people.
On the first ballot today Judge r. b. Carpenter
republican and an ex-oaicer OF the Union army,
was nominated for Governor, and General NJ q.
Butler. prominent ex-Conlederate, for Lieutenant
Governor.
The Convention adjourned tonight after providing
for the appointment OF an Executive Committee &C.
inc campaign promises 10 he active and exciting.