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IRELAND.

The street TuTnult in CorIs-Ri0t and Attacks
on the DIilitary-Artiz6n Triumph.
s..ss ro,y -. ~ -.
The disturbances here continue, although the
troops and police occupy the streets in force The
rioters offer no resistance to the troops but annoy
the police.
w"~nn driven from the streets the rioters occupy
the hosefons a,na thence hurl tiles and stones at
the policemen. s,---.rA- 49,.
One of the latter to-day Was knocked from his
horse and badly injured.
shoemaker's shop was attacked yesterday by
large mob, but was successfully defended by the
troops.
large number OF persons faye been arrested.
the authorities are acting with Il1oseration. They
nave forbidden professions within the city limits,
bu' have given permission for the holding OF pub
lie meeting In the Park.
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TRLECRAPHIC NEWS
FIR ON
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
The Irish Movement in Cork
and Gibraltar.
NAPoLEoN's HEALTH.
ROumanian Sensationism and Re.
ported Murder.
SPAIN.

Conspiracy Against the British In GibraIs
tar-An Hiberno.lheriau Movement-Par.
linmentary Vacation.
LONDON, June 90, 1870
Teegrams Just to hand in this city from Madrid
state that the Spanish capital Is deeply excited by
the discovery OF the existence OF plot there having
for It's object the blowing up of the British govern
ment powder magazine at Gibraltar
Fenianism is supposed, according to the report
now current 10 I've at the bottom Of this conspiracy
The ringleader has been arrested.
The Spanish Cortes has closed the Parliamentary
session for the vacation
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ADdica,ion Of the Ex-Queeu.

PARIS, June 90 1870.
Queen Isabella yesterday signed her abdication Of
the throne OF Spain in favor OF her son. the Prince
OF l.sturia
not present. but they had previously witnessed the
will of the Queen, WHICH was made before the abd
cation that it might have the weight and validity Of
an act OF sovereign.
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ARMY INTELLIGENCE
WASHINGTON. June r.

WASHINGTON, June -, 1870.
The following officers have been dropped from the
rolls Of their respective regiments on their own ap
pllcation and ordered TO their homes:-
Breset Major A. II. Andrews, Nineteenth Infantry
and Brevet Major George l.. Choisy. Twenty Nth
infantry.
Brevet Colonel Charles Sutherland, Assistant, Medi.
cal Purveyor, has been ordered to New York to as
sumo temporarily the duties OF Chief Purveyor OF the
United States Army,
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=. ROCHESTER,, Juhe 20, io'V'
On Saturday afte..n inc business portion x VIC
village of Clifton Springs Sas alnost entirely de-
sroyed by fire. Several dwelling houses. as well as
public buildings, were burned to the ground. The
aggregate loss will be over $4,000. The insurance
viii not reach One-fOurth or the loss.
Alexander Fargaharson, boy eighteen years OF
ere. was drowned In the Genesee river this after
noon. Us body has not been recovered
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IL N@rttlrN NeSltilal ga
Average temp rus corresponding date
Average tetnperatG.. ................ 70
last year .,...........:.,..... "'oiler .han sat.
This Is an average OF i've degrees 49,. -. Th2
urlay which was n prize 5ioye among heate.4
heat OF the body's Blood at past three was the
same as that OF the surrounding atmosphere. VINO
among Tie unfortunate members OF The "Cant-gcr-
away Clubi' bur enyiei those persprlng people on
the DOCKS cmb lrking for sparkling surfs, Oieezcs
sails and pleasant grOvesS The
CASUALTIES
Resulting from the heat, az reported BIZ the police,
are az follows
Thomas Ccmmorton, about thifty-'wo years or
age was found sick IN the street by 0ricer ties, OF
the Twenty precinct, AMI diei whlie being
conveyed 10 Bei.eyue Hospital Coroner Schirmer
was notified.
James Morrlssy died suddenly IN Ryans boarding
house. Broadway. near Manhattan street. Coroner
Keenan, called 10 hold an inquest on the body.
Coroner Schirmer was called 70 the Morgue 70 hold
an inquest on The body or - F0gnrty. thirty SIX
years OF age aud In ireland, who died In Belle
vue Hospital soon after admission. Deceased was
found IN Marion street on saturday afternoon, sui
ferng from the extreme heat and properly attended
by the Fourteenth precinct police.
Hartz Frltzer, O. i38 West T.lrty-eighth street.
was overcome by the neat yesterday afternoon ~
Thirty sixth street and Eighth avenue AMI was taken
to his home
Mary J. A. Corners, OF Boston, took oiging n
saturday night at i69 Eldr.lge street and was found
dead IN bed last night She IL supposed TO have Led
from tho effects OF the excessive heat,
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FRANCE.
Napoleon's Health.

PARIS, June 80, 1870.
Hts Majesty the Emperor Napoleon has been ad-
vised by his physicians to 60 to Contrexvlle for
three weeks aud take the mineral baths there, the
waters OF the place having great repute for the
aeviation, cure OF diseases Of the bladder and
urinary organs generally.
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Orlcanisln.

PARIS June g. 1870
The Committee on Petitions in the Corps Leglsa-
tif propose that the recent communication OF the
Orleans Princes relative TO their recall be formally
laid before the government.
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ROUMANlA.

Another Excitement from the PrincipaIitics.
LONDON, June 20, 1870.
rumor has been in circulation on the Continent
that Prince Charles OF Roumania had been assassi-
mated but dispatches from Bucharest announce that
II il false
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SOUTH AMERICA.

The Revolution In the Argentine Confcdera-
ton.
PARIS, June %, 1870.
The Memorial Dfp,omattq,s publishes an account
OF battle which took place between the Argentine
troops and the insurgents In the province OF Entire
Rios. General Lopez Jordan commanded the rebels.
His cavalry made brilliant charge and broke the
Argentine right wing but the latter rallied and de-
feated the rebel Infantry,
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Asiatic Diplomacy.

PARIS June 80, 1870.
Tie Chinese Embassy win be received tomorrow
by the Minister OF Foreign Affairs. At the end or
the week they will go to Madrid
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THE GREATEST LONGEVITY YET The mother OF
Tom Bee lcol0red), Of Corpus Christi Texas, died
last week. She was born In Virginia in 1877. and
was servant OF Washlngton's mother, hut never
'nur sed George and had only lived In Texas dirty
years.
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ENGLAND.
EducafiOn.

LONDON, June %, 1870.
large deputation OF London workingmen yester-
day waited upon Mr. Forster. who explained to them
and defended the Education bill now before Pariia
ment.
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GERMANY.
vindicatiOn Of the Law.

LElPsIG, June 20, 1870.
Alvah Lake. OF Memphis, Tenn, has been sem
fenced TO four years. imprisonment for an aggra
vaied assault on the American Consul here
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AFRICA.
Mercantile Facilities.

LONDON, June PC, 1870.
Advlces from Cape Town announce that the new
docks in Table Bay have been completed and are
omen for shipping.
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NEW YORK.


BUFFALO, June 20, 1870.
The Courier will state tomorrow by authority that
the Court Of Appeals Will hear no cases in july
The Commissioners will hold term for one week
only beginning on the first Tuesday in July No cases
viii be forced on No default VIII be taken; but
when both sides are anxious to have hearing they
VIII doubt be heard, so far as that one week VIII
allow.
The subscription to the Buffalo and Washington
Railway up 10 Saturday night amounted 10 S4l0,000,
leaving only 500, 900 70 be subscribed 10 make the
city OF Buffalo subscription available. The road viii
undoubtedly be soon built
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BELGIUM.
The Cabinet Crisis.

BRUSSELS, June 26, 1870.
The King OF the Belgians has summoned the
Baron d'Anethan to Brussels to form new cabinet
and the Baron has consented to undertake the task
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4 MIDSUMMER SABBATH.

Getting Away from the Hcat-s6nday Eze1rsi'n.
iscs-Prince Erie's Palace Pleasure Boat-A
ROYAL Ride or the Hrdsor-Appsarance
and Personalities OF These Seekers AZ
ter Fresh Air psrspiration, Para
s,ls and Pocket Hantxerchiess-
Cases Of Coup de- So.sil.
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A-X--A-X-A-X-A-
Summer Dress Shoes and Gaitrv, reduced PRICES
LORiS BROOKS SONS, As Br,af~ay four above
Howard
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New Volume t51st, No. 4, for Juiy, Now
resIy, PICTORIAL pHRtNoLoGIcAL Jou RNAL, with
rhysognony Ethpology, Physiology, &c ga year 81 -
half Svc u number Neysunsp It. H.
Ellis. 80 Broadway.
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American WaIfham Watches Best and
cheapest watches made. For sale By FULLER Co, Il
John street, New YORK.
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a Milking Machine, Patented April S, 1870.
See advertisements, Business OPPORTUNITIES. NEW YORK
COW MIXER MASCfAcTukiNd COMPANY, as7
Broadway.
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empire. is lr not possible for us to find
lesson in this for ourselves? There is GER
tainly room for Improvement But we suppose
the spoiIsmen are as yet too strong
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A. Gold Prtces.-The Largest Ass0rtme
In the city OF Boots aud Sloes for ladies' ger
children f. A. BROOKS. This ia the largest
the city 515 Broadway, opposite MetfupD
GREAT REDuCTICS.
BOILED siiOEeHALF
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MAILS FOR Europe.

TheHamburg mail steamship IIsrlmona will leave
this port on Tuesday for Plymouth, Chcrbourg
and Han lburg.
The mai's for Europe will close at the Post 'O,fica
at twelve o'clock noon.
THE NEW YORK Observation-Disclosures for Europe-wlii
be ready at ten O'Clock In the morning..
Single copies, In wrappers for mailing six cents.
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A.-Gents' Pearl Cashmere Dress Hats
for Five Dollars
WARWICK 4 co, bl9 Broadway
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bunting Flags all sizes Closing Out Chen n.
below nisIke. prices, at HoJEK GRAHAM'S, Manafsc-
turers. % ne sreet
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BRtcheIor's Hair Dyc-The Best im the
world The only perfect dye harmless, reliable, astanA
Factory IL Bond street
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A-FOr stylish and Elegant Hat Calf ON
DOlGhN Nn~<a streetc rrn. Of
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A NToHt Striking Contrssf.-The Old Hair


dyes and "rolorers, c., all les5 muddy
frtd, and the they natural. pALON'5
vITALIA, OR SALVATION FOR The HAIR. the newly
discovered agent the other hand mpid sransp aren't
fragrant and elective aud has sediment sold by all
druggists and fancy goods dealers
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sewing Ma ehine, %.sJ S45, SIT
broadway Can be con sr,ei into band machine instantly
convenient for parties going In the country
cias. New patent broad Enuge Hemmer, applicable all
IA
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under tte greenwood tree which reminds them or
the ioTess q tho Fatherland. Pat ~ g0ou-Aufioie
aud handles biarney with the "baker's man. whD
has the check 90 charge him '1tln Chats Tor Dit %
ple.u These happy excursOnlsts, stealing day
from LIE 90 i've, have left the
HEAT DF TIE CRY
Tor country breezes Everybody but nc peope frofa
tte rural districts who invariably visit the nettopp-
IA on the hottest OK days, are out OF town or IA lie
Olind-shsded rooms WIN cheap or expensive lahsf
as prcenbacS circumstances NAV allow. The SODA
water fountains are surrounded ny an eager Grove,
waiting their turn, anu tho young man WHO acts -
nigh priest - persplring every PORE ad were "
nJg making money, woall ike 70 20 laying on on ,i.s
nously high gures. az may be seen rom the ioilW-
u.s .'aeuiat 2. te H.eymomelei, A. notea a. nai-
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istadero's CnrivRlIed Hair Dye.-SOih
applied lis wig and scalp factory, No. Astor House
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StalyOrd,s Iron nnd sulphur Povdsry
ipyirOrate the body ana
parity tho blood.
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A:-For stylish and Elegant Hat Call
DOuGhN, lOs Nissan street. corner of Ann.
4 MIkins M"esinc, Pn.cnIed April 5, 1870.
COW 'i MIXER xsS 'l COMPANY, ,os 81
broadway.
a sewing Machine, saJ to S45, sly
broadway. Can be sr,ei into band machine INSTANTLY
e se fps s aass hf 10
machines.
Az Gold Prices.-The Largest Assortment
s q IRE s 4 ba' so5ks os. e aSs,. m. ard
Tie city. SIS Broadway, opposite Mcopoitau Hotel
eoILnn snot.aALr PRIOR
really PICTORIAL pHREsoLoGIc2L Jot assil with
ihysognomy Ehnology, PHYSIOLOGY, Ac 81. year 81 %
WELLS. IS, Broadway.
Most striking Contrssf.-The did Hair
dye. and eolorer. &c all lest n.uddy and
viTAIIa, OR sAiWHri3S FOX %a p.' Hair. tie newls
aS . aa sss d% S y
druggists and fancy goods dealers
American WaItham Watches.--TLe Best and
cheapest watches made. For sale By FULLER 4 co. -
John street. New YORK
A.-Genis' Pearl Cashmere Dress HATS
wAKsoCk co, 5ls Broadway
BatrhcIor's Hair Dyc-The Best In the
world Inc only perfect dye harmless reliable, tassansA
Bunting Flags all sizes Closing Out Cheap,
below m.Ike. prices, at HoJER GRAHAM's, Maaafsc-
turers, "a Duane street
Cr.iadero's Unrivalied Hair Dye.-seid
AID applied Al as wig and scalp factory No. Asoe House
almond RiBss and studs
selling a, reduces pricss GEORGE g. ALLEN
BIZ BroAdway, under 81. Nicholas Hotel.
In Thousands Of Cases.--Mrs. Winsiow's
SOOTHING SYRUP for all Diseases with which children arc
Afflicted such AZ ,eethng gripping IN the bowels wind cote.
&C.. perfect and never faisg success in
thousands Of cases II soens gums innsnms
ton and asys All psin Mothers do not faI 20
1Iissisauoi Spring Water Is InfsIiibie
remedy tor all diseases tho kidneys for drag
gisis. See pamphlets.
shirts, 1oollars. cuffs, and Drnwers-
Ynyass Y Eye c s"s N o ~, sra,
The yrprisht Patent Trunk Company, No. q
Barclay door 10 The Astor House. up stairs
| mcn o-x.es,,, ,r,p,r
| OLD HERALD BUILDING
well known establishment offers
| iy m other In the United States.
| Cal and get your eatimatss for
! ALL SORTS or PRINTING,
| from
ILLUMINATED FOSTER WORK
| TO A CARD.
| Especial attention paid 10
at rates which wiz compare favoraby With other Once
Travelling companies will do well to Gallon NJ erAmiuA
| STOCK OF CUTS
wool Ea'rsvirs taae At sasc ns.lss ant n low axreA
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Dia m0nd Rings and studs
selling at rsducet prcss GEORGE a. ALLEN
BIB Broadway, under st. Nicholas Hotel
The Portland daily press., 1870-07-09
NEwFIELD, July 5, 1876

Mr.. Editor: Think the impression prevails
outside this county that the bolt" $50 called)
in the Republican party in York County, will
reduce Mr.. Lynch's vote by two or three hun
dred. The impression is entirely erroneous.
II the gentlemen who urged the claims of
York county most vigorously were so disposed,
they could organize bolt of the above dimen-
sions, because some of them are among tbe
most active of our local politicians. But thew
lack the disposition. They are a. a loss to nm.
derstand what possible good can result from
such a proceeding. l think that not more than
one of the York County speakers on Conven-
ton day will refuse to vote for the nominee
of that Convention, and have yet to learn
of really prominent man in the party who
does not counsel hearty concurrence in the
result of that Convention. If the Republi-
cans of York County were rabb!e, instead OF
collection of sober, discreet and intelligent
men, a serious disafiection might be gotten up
every year, and the party so demoraized that
ne victory would ever be possible. Mr.. Editor,
we are fighting the battles not of to-day alone,
but of next year, and year after and for sever
al years to come. We don't propose by
scratching tickets to let go our best holt" las
Mark Twain has it, for future victory, to
crafty anybody. REPUBLICAN.
The Portland daily press., 1870-07-09
Religious Intelligence.

Rev. Mr.. Dickinson has rendered his resig-
nation of the pastorate Of the Congregational
church at Turner.
Rev. j. G. Leavitt was ordained in Patten
June 9th. Sermon by Rev. III. James
Rev. j. E. M. Wright is to supply the
church in jackson for time.
The new chapel erected for e. G. Bolles in
Brooklyn, N. Y, at a cost of $3.50 was &c.
600 short on the day of dedication. Mr.. Bolles
called on his people to efface the balance against
them, and they did it on the spot, and had cash
in the treasury besides.
The Universal;st church in West Parsons
field was dedicated Wednesday of last week.
AT Ellsworth last ISunday afternoon Rev.
Mr.. Holman baptized five persons, two hus-
bands and their wives and single lady. In
the afternoon thirteen were received into the
church, eight by baptism and five by letter.
1T is rumored that Rev. DR.. Bingham has
decided to resign the pastorate of the Congre-
gational church in Augusta, at the end of the
pastoral year. -,
Rev. Leonard Kipp Storrs, of Halowell
will be admitted to the Priesthood at Saint
Luke's chucch in this city tomorrow by Bish-
op Nicely.
In Brunswick on Sabbath morning last, Rev.
Mr.. Mcmillan, Methodist, assisted by Rev. Mr.
Smith, +. W. Baptist, baptized seven persons,
in the river near the Scribner mill.
Rev. c. H. Malcolm, of the First Baptist
Church at Newport, L. l., has recently been
elected Professor of History in Bates College,
at Lewiston. lie has not yet decided to &C.
cept
Rev. r. B. Howard has resigned the pastor
ate of the Congregational church at Farming
ton, and requests that Council be called to
advise as to the dissolution of the pastoral re-
ton.
"A Free Baptist UNCONVENTIONAL convention
Of much interest will be held in Augusta the
first or second week in October. Matters re-
lating to Education, Temperance, Sunday
Schools, Home and Foreign Missions, and 9th.
er kindred subjects will be discussed.
The Universaist Society at Rockland have
invited Rev. G. o. Weston to continue his SER
vices another pastoral year, commencing next
October. 81 E}st
-Four of the churches in Biddeford will
have religious services but half a day on Sun
day during the months of July and August.
They are the ID Congregational, Pavilion,
Freewill Baptist and Methodist churches.
1T is stated that should the dogma of the
ipfallibility of the Pope be declared by the &c
umenical Council, there will be an extensive
return of perverts to the Church of England.
Several well known quondam Anglicans are
corresponding with one another on the subject
Rev. p. I. O'Reilly, of ST. Johns church
Worcester, Mass, and bishop of the new Ro-
man Catholic diocese of Springfield, is about
40 years old, reputed to be Jealous, active and
greatly beloved, and as good man as could
have been chosen.
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having been alleged that the wounded in
ehe iale accident on the Rutland railroad were
neglected and treated in a shameful manner.
Mr. George b. Chase, director, has unfinished
letter in which he insists upon the blame,ess.
ness of the company, and the dwellers in tho
neighborhood of the accident, and urges a strict
investigation into the whole history of the af.
fair.
A meeting of the officers of the New England
and New Hampshire Societies, was held in
Manchester, Thursday, to make arrangements
for the great fair to come off in that city in
September. Among 1.-THE important matters
decided upon, was the establishment of stock
exchange, to be held every day during the fair
where owners and purchasers of cattle and
horses will be afforded an opportunity of selling
and buying stock.
A Washington dispatch says, Maine infu.
ence added amendments to the Naval appro.
priation bill, substituting Kittery for Ports
mouth whenever the name of the Navy Yard
on the line between Maine and New Hamp-
shire occurs. This of course will carry the
patronage into Maine.
The greater part of Che town Of Millerton,
Gal, was burned on the Sd inst.
The Portland daily press., 1870-07-09

| ulOns
1t will be remembered that last fall John
| Stuart Mill wrote letter to gentleman of
San Francisco on the Chinese question. AS
the comments on that letter led him to sup
pose that his views had been misapprehended'
he afterwards wrote another letter to correct
any erroneous impression which might have
been derived from the first. When so many
demagogues are trying for their own advan-
tage to stir up the feeling of jealousy against
the Chinese, it is refreshing to listen to the
words of calm wisdom and comprehensive be-
nevoence uttered by so eminent social phi
lOsopher and so keen an observer as Mr.. Mill.
His views are entitled to great weight. We
give an extract from the last letter which sums
up Mr.. Mills view in a concise form:
distinctly declared that in my opinion
the right course to be adopted is to ehaeavor
by education to bring the rising generation of
Chinese up to the level of Americans. Ii there
is little or no rising generation 1.-THE Chinese
not being permanent settlers,) l said in that
case their coming could be no such evil to the
Iaborine classes as to justify its prohibition.
while the opportunity it gives of conveying
the ideas of a more civilized country into the
heart of China is an advantage to the people
of China of which II said) do not think it
would be right to deprive them. The only
mode of immigration which l said that l
over Chinese as Coolies under engagements
to work for particular persons, which is a form
of compulsory labor, or, in other words, of
Slavery. am, dear Sir, yours very
truly, j. S. MILL.
Horace White, ESQ.,, Chicago.