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SANDWICH ISLANDS.

Tho IesAlative Assembly Still Considcrins
the Labor Observation-Disclosures Jubilee--An
English Squadron In tho HarbOr.
HONOLULU. June 90, 1870
The Legislative Assembly Is still ia session. Tue
labor question Is the principal topic under consider
alton.
grand jubilee was held here recently commemo.
rative Of the landing of the pioneer missionaries
fifty years before. The government Offices were all
closed aud the Legislative Assembly adjourned in
honor Of the occasion. A procession paraded the
streets. His Majesty the King attended Church SER
vices in person and contributed royalty to feast at
which 1000 persons partoOk. royal salute was
fred During tae day speeches were made by
Dr. Clark OF the American Board OF Missions, the
United States Minister Resident and others. The
day passed OF very satisfactorily.
On the l6rh ult. the English flying squadron
arrived and anchored OF the barbor. The officers
and crews made q favorable Impression The Br-
lisa residents entertained them al picnic at tho
valley residence OF Queen Emma, 10 which most OF
the foreign residents were invited. His Majesty
visited the squadron during its stay. The Legieia-
tive Assembly also paid visit to the ships. The
city wears gala day appearance.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LIvRrPooL COTTON MhBREr -LivEgpooI. July ls-f 80
P. Motion closed irmor. Middng rplands, 9hd rid.
ding Orleans, 9d The sales OF the have ~ 900
bales including 5000 for speculation and export Bread.
stufIs quiet. Turpentine lss. Cd a a0s.
HAvRE COTTON MArKHT.--BASFr, July B-Cot.on
opens frmer. Tres ordnare the SPOT, mr. per cwt
low middi.ng anoat, llgf.
LIVERPOOL BaEADsTUrrs MARKrT-LrvrRrooi- July
13-P. X.-Corn, yls. pr quarter for European.
LIVERPOOL PRovfsiOSs MACarr..-LIvrnpooI, July
l3--Pork quiet and steady. Lard quiet and steady.
LIyKRPooL PEoDUCE MARKET- LIVERPOOL, July b..
Tallow, As. per cwt.
LONDON PRODUCE MasErT-LoNpos, July IA 30
=. M.-Lnseed oil Arm. SpIrits of petroleum quet Cal
cutta llnseed heavy nj 82s 6.s. 6d
PETROLEUM MARkET-ASTwBRP, July I..-PrHo,un
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The CHARGES AGAINST DIS fsic1 ATTOas:Y alaSB.

The BROOKLYN Ring Still Pressing Their War
fare'-NOrrjs Demurs to The Bill o. Conn
paint nud Rnises Question OF Jurisdir-
tiom--sseYesnos Hoffman Disposed 10 De!ib.
GRAFTON. - 40. .lss.~ -
- ~ ALBANY, July 10, RIO.
Samuel ID. Morris, District Attorney for Kings
county, to-day appeared before the Governor to
answer The charge brought against him by the Board
OF Supervisors of that county, OF misconduct In the
exercise OF his Office, in person and by counsel j.
Hardenburgh, or Kingston. The Attorney General
was represented by Amasa J. Parker, Jr., Of this
city, o.. - a., Z
Tic case being opened rIr. Hardenburgh put in
demurrer.
M. Parker stated that he was not prepared 10
argue the demurrer. - -.
The GoYein6f stated that he would take time 10
consider the demurrer, and then followed In q con-
versatlOna way a discussion Of the point raised by
Mr. Morris counsel IN their demurrer.
Mr.. Marlborough stated that they denied each
and every charge brought against the District Attor-
ey; but claimed that even II they were oil proved,
the Governor was not authorized to proceed any
further.
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From Bells Life In London, July 81
Mr.. Ashbury has, we learn. replaced the former
captain and crew OF his yacht, the Cambria, With
picked and tried men. lie has likewise secured as
pilot Liverpool man OF great experience, and so
great IL the reward offered ait IN case OF success
that all connected with the management OF the Cam
bra are certain to use every effort TO attain 1t. SO
far from the alteration in the being likely to
initiate against the chance Of Mr. Asnbury's yacht
1t Is believed that her prospects Will be improved
in Cork harbor ana the start takes place Monday
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pARDoAS BY TIVE PRESIDENT.

BALTIMORE, July IL, 1870.
The President has pardOned George Robinson,
Thomas Payne and Robert Burns, who were con.
victed in the United States District Court at Balt
more, during the June term, 1859, OF mutinous con-
duct at sea on the ship Tabor. Of Baltimore, ana
sentenced to two years. imprisonment. The Pres-
dent has also RENTED the fines imposed upOn
George DENLY and william Calvert who were CON
ment and sentenced to one years imprisonment ana
eacfs to nay 1ne or $1,000.
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Napoleon's Reasons fer War.

LONDON, July 49, 1870.
The following despatch, dated at Berlin, noon to.
day, has just been received herein spite of the
withdrawal OF Prince Hohenzollern France main.
tains On alarming and provoking attitude toward
Prussia. Personal objection was, therefore, mere
pretext. France wants sudden and decisive war
In order to escape interior troubles and to eace the
Mexican .fnsco.
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YACHTING IN MASSACHUSETTS.

BOSTON, July 10, 1870.
AT the regatta Of the Eastern Yacht Cub off Mar
blehead yesterday, the Sadie, of Boston, was the win.
ming boat, the Coming being the second. The course
was fifty miles. The time or the Sadie was four
hours, twenty-five minutes, and Of the Coming four
hours, thirty one minutes, twenty-nye seconds.
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had been seen In considerable numbers In the
Basque provinces ana that Don Carlos had embarked
at Bordeaux to make q descent on tie Spanish
coast.
The reports have been investigated ana proved to
be unfounded.
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On the BOurse.

PARIS, July 10, 1870.
The Bourse opened firm. Rentes 7OG SOC.
There is better feeling everywhere, and par
tcularly in commercial circles, though many
rulnors are in circulation favorable to peace.
PARIS, July 13--P. NJ
Tie Bourse closed declining. Rentes 7Of. 6Oc.
PARIS, July 49, p. NJ
The Boursa tonight is agitated. Rentes have
fallen TO cot. S5c.
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On tho Alorl-Guardins Against Invasion.
PARIS, July 13-P. M.
1t is said that the Belgian government is provld-
Ing for warke contingencies. All leaves of alb
scnce have been recalled and troops have been
ordered to the frontiers with instructions to destroy
the railways ana telegraphs In case OF invasion by
foreign army.
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IN AUSTRIA.

Prussiaa "Arrogance'- Sympathy with
France.
VIENNA July IL, 1870.
The Vienna papers denounce Prussian arrogance
and invoke the mediation OF England to prevent war.
The TaJespresse openly takes sides with France.
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TURKEY.

Another Disastrous Fire - COnsfnntiu0ple
Again in Flames.
CoNsrANrINOPLE, July Is, 1870.
Another disastrous fire occurred here day before
yesterday.
The flames ragged nine hours, in which time over
1900 houses, mainly of poorer class, were con.
sumed.
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The INDIANS.


CHEYENNE. wy July IS, 1870
telegram from Fort Laramie says it Is rumored
that Red Cloud has gone to the Cheyennes to urge.
them 10 be peaceable. and II they are not that he
Wall drive them from the country.
The Chcyennes are camped on the right fork OF
Powder river. Red Cloud Is expected here about
tie 10Th Of next month.
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LONDON MONEY MARkEr.--LoNDoN, July 1850
y. M.-CCnsols closed at SO Tor money and the &C.
count. American securities steady. FIve-twenty
bonds 1862, 500; 1885, $685. 1857, 8eh; ten-forties
S7A Stocks firm. Erie Railway shares, 49, Illinois
Central, ll2h; Atlantic ana Great Western, q.
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IN ENGLAND.


LONDON, July Is. 1870.
kilograms from Paris confirm the reports that q
feeling of distrust and insecurity still prevails
the Bourse. Notwithstanding the withdrawal Of
Prince Leopold.
Troops are moving through Paris for the frontier,
and there seems to no abatement of military ac-
tivity in other quarters Of France.
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Parliament.

LONDON, July 13-P. M.
The House OF Commons held brief and unim-
pOrtant session to-day
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cabinet Conference with Foreign Hnyoys-
Prince LeOpold's Father ON the Crisis.
MADa D, July 13-P. M.
Mihis'er Sagasta had protracted conference
yesterday win the Ministers Of France England aud
the United States
Prince Charles OF Hohenzollern the father of Prince
LEOPOLD sent to Paris copy Of the despatch which
he addressed to General sPrim, Withdrawing his
sons name as candidate for the throne,
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ace with Prussiu-tvnr Humors Of the
Spectators.
Legislative Actinn,

: PARIS July 49, 1870
Il is certain that several interpretations Will Toe
made in The Corps Legsiatif to-day touching the
Spanish question.
Z 1t Ii believed that some parties in the Chambers
wish to force the government into declaration OF
war with Prussia.
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The CrOps-Crirnle.

LONDON, July 10, 1870
Reports from the interior confirm the previous
cunts of the good effect Of the rain the crops.
Waiter Miller Il now on trial before Justice Cock.
| burn for the murder OF Huel. In Chelsea.
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PARIS, July 10 p n.
The t0ne Of the Constitutional is pacific to-day;
but the other journals continue TO l their columns
with details OF warlike preparations. (.
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IN SPAIN.


Wafke preparations have commenced here.
orders have been signed calling out the first mill.
tary reserves.
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Conspiracy to Fire a City-JapaAese DiplO.
macy-Treaty Of Commerce with Peru-
Business at YakOha ma-Markets.

Conspiracy to Fire a Cify-Japaaess Diplo-
macy-Treaty of Commerce with Peru-
Business at Recommendations.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 10, $50.
A Japanese conspiracy to fire the city of Osaka
had been discovered, and numerous arrests of PEG.
pie implicated in the plot had been made.
Commander Purres, OF the Royal Navy, had been
appointed Harbor Master OF Yokohama.
Several arrests had lately been made for forgery
one Of which was the steward OF the house of the
British Minister.
Doubts had been expressed whether the Japanese
loan can be legally raised III the English markets.
The Oriental Bank refuses to accept any responsible
ity IN regard to the transaction.
The principal government officials were debating
whether TO assist the COleans in eXpel ny foreigners
from Corea, and assisting that country as de-
tendency OF Japan.
A treaty OF commerce would soon be made be-
tween Japan and Peru
At Yokohama general business was Fat. The
prices OF all descriptions Of goods were low.
Sterling exchange had advanced a half penny,
and transactions were limited. Some parcels or
new tea had been bought for New York. The tea
market Was firm
The advices OF the new crop of silk were sa,isfac
tory. number Of sales had been made at $T70
the export of sikworm eggs was expected TO la
short OF the estimate on account of the ravages OF
disease. Some of the provinces near Yokohama viii
The prlces OF kew teas had advanced from 81 to
so per Licul. The exports OF tea to New YORK
and San Francisco since July /, 1862 were 100000
pounds ,-.
The Rebellion In China-.An Imp rial DE.
feat--ActiOn Of the Chinese Government a.,
the Death Of Anson urIingame--NTar lsets.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 10, 1870.
The intelligence from the province OF Shansi, the
seat Of the rebellion in China, was unfavorable.
Another imperial defeat was reported, after which
large number OF the imperalists deserted and Joined
the rebels. =
nest Of pirates had been discovered near Psf,e
Island and dispersed.
PermtssiQn had been granted by the government
to land a telegraph cable at Shanghai.
over 500 900 In treasure had been recovered from
The Chinese government, for the purpose Of pay
Ing tribute TO the memory Of the late Arson Bur.
lingame, had Issued circular letter ammo uncinC his
death, and had given 900 taes for the purpose OF
deirayng the funeral expenses, and 10000 taels to
TO the widow FOR her own use.
The survivors Of the English gunboat Slaney had
arrived at Hong Kong.
The Russian troops had advanced TO the town of
Oorga, In Outer Mongolia.
At Hong Kong sterling exchange was quoted at
g. 6Kd The SILK crop was estimated at 40 600 bales.
Inc tea season had fairly opened at Hankow.
Nearly all fine teas had been bought up at advanced
prices.
At Foo.Chow the receipts Of tea were 7s 900 chests
VIC quaiity was inferior, aud purchasers were
cautious. 49,
At Canton the sales of tea amounted IN 10 ooo
time last year. ~ 'S
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SeueatiOuisuA.

- TARIS, july To, 1871.
A questionable despatch from Dusseldorf this
morning says that Prince Leopold accepts the
spanish crown on the condition Of Immediate de-
claradon of war against France should the latter at
tack Germany.
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Queenstown yuIy II Correspondence of Londo
SIinDinp Glyetre1


Shipping Gazette.l
The Cambria, Mr.. Ashbulys yacht, aud the Daunt-
lesi Mr.. Bonnelt's yacht are lying la queenstown
harbor ready for tho Atlantic race They VIII be
towed out to the Ola Head OF kinsale on Monday
morning and start at two +. M.
The Daunes, sprung her foremost in coming
round from COwes close to the deck The damage,
however. was not serious, and viii not interfere
with her starring, as the mast has been securely
nshed above and below the wedges.
The passengers on board The Cambria besides The
owner Will be Colonel Williams, Messrs. A. b.
COOKE Dixon Kemp ana J. Cole; on board the
Daunt!ess. the owner llr. Lawrence Jerome aud MI
Charles Long fellow, son OF the poet
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Rumorod Resignation Of The Cabinet.
Public Opinion.

The evening journals report that all the Minister'S
OF the Olivier Cabinet have resigned.
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Reported Resignation of the
French Cabinet.
AVAILABILITY VOTED In ROME.
Constantinople Again I'm
Flames.
TIE SPANISH CROWN TROUBLE.
IN FRATGE.
n Hopeful OpeninS-The HoheozoiIern With
draws.

draws.
PARIS, July ia NJ.
the Constitutional finisteiial org nl in It's Issue
thls morning has the following important artice:-
4 "Ihe government has testimony that the candi-
dature OF Prince Honenzolleln IS withdrawn, and
the peace Of Europe viii not be disturbed We are
satisfied chat Hohenzoern Will not reign In Spain.
Ne demand nothing more, and rejoice at this pacific
solution OF the question:
Peace with Prussiu--tyny Humors Of the
Spectators.
PARIS, July 13--P NJ.
: Peace is assured between France and Prussia In
tiie Spanish throne question succession difficulty.
Il The reports to the contrary, which prevail yet
here, originate with and are propagated by specu.
Iators, financial and commercial.
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IN BELGIUM.

Excited and Afraid OF War.
BRUSSELS, July 1910 A. M.
The warlike preparations continue IN France not
wnhstanding the withdrawal Of Prince Leopold.
There Is a universal fear OF war.
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A Counterblast 10 France.

COunterbiRst to France.
BEnLIT July IS, 1870
The Ksez Gazette Of today treats che situation in
language at once serious and energetic. It's article
closes with the following seDtence:-"Germany In.
dignantly repels the measureiess arrogance OF
France"
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CHINA AND JAPAN.
Arrival Of the stea msI,ip China.

SAN FRANCISCO, July IL, 1870.
The steamship China, from Hong Kong June IL
and Yokohama June %. arrived tonight She
brought 1907 packages OF tea 100 packages Of silk
and 20 packages Of general merchandise for New
York by the Pacific Railroad.
She also brought 1914 packages OF TEA, Ill pack
ages OF SILK and 40 packages OF general merchandise
FOR shipment via Panama. The China had eco pas
sengers nclu1ng 81 United States sailors, 500 CHINA
men and Japanese.
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MISCELLANEOUS NEWS BY CABLE.
Ea,sEE.
InfaiIioiIity Adopted by the Council.

ROME July Is, 1870
The dogma OF Papal inallibility was discussed
for the last time In the Vatican Council to-day and
voted on and carried by four hundred and fifty
voices TO eight.
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IsP;i iNr;lliaiaS'.' e

ordered to take command OF Ire sacos On ::SA Ell
LOST. Lieutenant John J. Brlce Assistant suroann
Andrew NJ Moore, Past Assistant Paympster william
T. ea! s,. Master William H. JaaVe. Ess6 Tunt
PeGer, Joseph fntey aud q. Mcdonald have been
ordered 20 the Saco. Lieutenant George Facott
Jr has been detached from the Norfolk Navy Yard
and ordered 10 the Saco. Second Assistant Enpt-
neeis t. W. Ashton and ]. W. Holan ma We been do
tached from the Richmond and placed on waiting
orders.
TIE FIRST PsAcBrs.-Messrs. F. C. Todd & Co.,
Of ,bis town shipped gnaatlts o. peaches on Tues
lleye, thot has been made from the Eastern shore
this season. We learn they were sold IN the city for
nine collars crae.-S1ltstury (Hd.j Eastera Shore
man, Jt0yp.
Died.
MAYBURY.--On wednesday, July lg, after a short
Illness, HENRY MAreuRY, corner OF Bridge street
and Fulton avenue, Brooklyn.
Notice Of funeral viii be given hereafter.
ltor ofser Deaths sec xere1eth I'u1el
stafford" Iron and sulphur Powder.
purity The blood
SARATOGA RACES.
Two Meetings.
six days EACH
commencing l4b July and i2,b Angus.
A.-Ehe Japanese Corn File Removes CoYns
without pain 25c. Sold Of all the drug and shoe
A.-HerriBx'N Patent
CHAMPION SAFES.
sol broadway, corner Murray srest.
A.-Eor Mckto.fng the Original Color Of the
HAIR, DlSrERSlNG DANDNUFF AND CLEANSING TliE
SCALP, RLsToRkR AMERICA IS WITHOUT AN EQUAL
Crl.saaore,- unrivnlied Hair ,Dyc..sold
and applied his scalp factory, No Aston Hoss
Electricity for the Cure Of Disease Applied
by Or CHAMBERLAIN, No. 7 West Fourteenth streeA
Fine Old Cheese fsy Sale, by
GEO. O. PARKER, 2b7 Washington street.
Royal Havana Lottcry.-Prixcs Paid in Gold.
furnished The highest rates paid Tor Doubo9nS
and all kinds OF Gold and Silver.
TAYLOR Il Co. Bankers, 10 Walt street NJ "
The Tsstc and skill Evlnced IN the Mauw-
tacus OF the celebrated KNOX Hat 10 properly
marvellous His summer style now out, and follows
natural sequence that tho hat eapoum OF KNOX, a. si3
ropoljs.
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LONDON, July IL, 1870.
The government nearly monopolizes the cables
leading TO the Continent with dispatches on the
Spanish question. AS consequence business is
deranged and news delayed.
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CEiNA.

The Christians Massacre StOry-No Confir.
NATION. ~
PARIS, July 10, 1870.
The Journal 0g'ciel appears this morning with an
article stating that the government has no news OF
the reported massacre in China, and that the story
is generally considered false.
LONDON, July 13, 1870.
There Is much Indignation expressed here ard on
the Continent at the false story Of the massacre Of
foreigners in CHINA. Arrangements Will be made at
once to ferret OUT and punish the author OF the Posts
telegram.
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Prince Leopold Rcsi sns-Vvhyr


Prince Leopold renounces the candidature because
ne s unable 10 reconcile the character Of German
soldier with an action involving Germany and Spain
unr
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Exciting Scene i'm the LEGISLATURE.

PARIS July 13-P. NJ.
The Corps Logislatif held an excited session TO-
Gay.
Deputy Jerome David submitted interpretations to
the Ministry, which the Duke de Grammont refused
to answer until Friday. NJ David thereupOn pointed
out the fragrant contrast between the previous haste
and the present sowness Of the Ministry to declare
ITSELF Hesitation was now ridiculous in a Ministry
which at fret made such bold speeches. and the
delay was working all the while to the advantage Of
Prussia.
The President consulted the Chamber and ap.
pointed Friday the day for an answer to The inter-
pellatiOns.
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IN GEaHAsY.

Peace Feeling In Northumberland in Stacks.
BERrIN, July 13--P. NJ.
! It being very generally conceded that there will
not be war between Prussia and Franco the Span
ish throne and Hohenzollern accession questions,
public confidence has been restored.
Stocks have advanced in value In consequence.
rumor prevails OF the resignation OF The Duke &c
Grammont Of his seat in the French Cabinet
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Carlist Sensation.

MADRID, July 10, 1870.
RuIaQrs have b04p circulated here that Cav)ist
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TEE OCEAN YACHT RLCE..
The English Yacht Cambria Sighted on
Her Ocean Course.

The English Yacht Cambria Sighted on
Her Ocean Course.
GLASGOW, July 49, 1870.
The steamship Sidonian, which arrived to-day
from New York, reports that she passed the yacht
Cambria at noon on the 9th inst In latitude "a 30
and longitude 20 SO. The Cambria was standing
westnorthwest and had light easterly breeze.
Her competitor, the Dauntless, was not seen.
tThe above latitude and longitude would place the
yacht Cambria about 700 miles westnorthwest from
Kinsale Head on her course, and nom her location
when seen and the course in which she was then
standing she was running close on the most north.
erly steamer route. Knsale Head Is In latitude
ffty-one degrees thirty-sx minutes north longitude
eight degrees ihirtytwO minutes west OF Greenwich
Preparing for tho Reception Of the Yachts.
At q meeting OF the Brooklyn Yacht Club, held at
their rooms No. Court street. last evening" for the
purpose or making arrangements for the reception
or the ocean racers, the following resolution was
adOpted:-
Resolved That the members OF this club, on the
announcement OF the arrival OF the Dauntless and
Cambria. the competing yachts in the ocean race.
win proceed with their yachts to SANDY Hook and
the club weigh anchor for this purpose In accord
ance with the signals arranged by the New York
Yacht Club.
Meeting Of the Owners Of the Dau,ssless anu
Cambria in COrk-The Ruies for starting.
From the Cork Advei User. July 81
The owners OF the yachts Cambria and Dauntless
met at the Royal Cork Yacht Club house yesterday
when the following decision was come TO as regards
the start for the Atlantic yacht race
1t was resolved that the yachts Cambria and
Dauntless be started rom Off Daunt's rQCa al two
O'Clock Z. NJ. on Monday, ana that they each DO
lowed OUT by a separate tug boat and starred head
TO wind.
preparatory Nag to be hoisted and Owe minutes
after that gun, and two minutes after that another
gun for the stare,
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COant Bismarck in Berlin.
BERLIN, July 10, 1870.
Count Bismarck has returned TO TINS city
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TIE FIRST PsACBrs.-Messrs. +. C. Todd g. Co..
OF tbis town, shipped quantity OF peaches on Tues
dey last. the first consignment OF that fruit, he
lleye, thar has been made from the Eastern shore
this season. We learn they sold the city for
nine dollars crate.-salstuyy ma Easte,'a Shore
ma IL
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:, A.-Eor Mcsserinx the Original Color Of the
HAIR, DISPENSING DANDNUFF AND CLEANSING TliE
SCALP, RLsToRER AMERICA rs WITHOUT AN EQUAL