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Tha Ri1nl 10 Chicago.

From TIE Portage Lake Mining Id&ttN.
Duluth, "Ihe Zenith" the TO be "rlval
Of Chicago" is built In the form OF T.
on a narrow terrace lying between o good
sized hay marsh and a rocky ridge, brist-
ling with the stubs Of arecently OmaScul1-
ted dwarf forest The mRin-in fact the
only streets-form tho T; the upper one
being an average woods road q mile IN
length, with buildings clustered along In
spots. Tho body Of the T Is tho street ON
Minnesota Point, which Is barely wide
enough for 0 tier Of lots on each side.
Everything Is In embryo at Duluth, and q
certain amount Of reasonable excuse Is
necessary for tho unfinished condition OF
buildings, streets, walks, &C., but q stran-
ger cannot fail to be impressed with the
idea that, boyond the traffic with the rail-
road laborers, all business Is purely specu-
latiye. There Is an uncertainty pervadtng
everything, with perhaps two or three
exceptions. The people all talk ofthe great
business Of the future, but q little talk with
an individual betrays the secret intention
10 "cleatl out what I've got about the time
the NJ. & L, s. road Is finished. Corner
lots, or lots Of any kind, will be cheap
then, q dull season will follow swiftly and
atterward tho town will begin q healthy
lie. At present all Is oxcitGment "Hur-
rah boysN' "Blg thingl" "ChicagoP &c.
But we notice that mon who go there with
money in their pockets, and half tnten'
ton Of investment, turn away. Property
Is held so outragcouSly high, and the Ger.
tainty ola collapse Is so prominent, that
they determine 70 wait awhile and return.
We gathered several important items, one
that the Northern Pacific Railroad is not
likely TO get to Rcd River in q year, and
that, when Il docs, twill be several years
betoreit progresses any farther. That the
country around Red River iS the only
real agricultural district on the line, and
that a road from St. Paul win tap It near.
" as soon o. the Northern Pacific. The
large landholders in Duluth are aware Of
| this, and rcgettlng anxious to unload,
and prices are falling accordingly. Next
ifall there will boa regular stampede, and
good will result ftomiE
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WASHINGTON.
More Cabinet Copiectures.

WASHINGTON, July IA.
1t was very generally expected yester-
day that the President would announce
the removal OF Ministers Motley and
Bancroft md send to the Senate the
nomination OF ex-senator Frelinghuysen,
Of New Jersey, for the English mission,
and Secretary Cox, Of the Interior De-
partment, for the Prissian Court. There
Is no doubt that the President will to-day,
nominate Mr.. Frellnghuysen as Minister
to England.
Senator Norton, Of Minnesota, Dead.
D. 8. Norton, United States Senator
from Minnesota, died this morning at one
o'clock, Of consumption. he had been
confined to his bed for the last two or
three weeks. sIa.
A Successor for Mr.. Motley.
The President has nominated Mr.. FIRE.
linghuysen Minister to England, Viee Mot
ley, recalled. The following nominations
were also sent to the Senate to-day:
Charles E. Delong, Of Neveda, as Envoy
Extraordinary and Minister Plenipoten-
tiary to Japan; Peter Ncglar, as Assistant
Treasurer Of the United States, at Balti-
more; as Postlnasters: Mrs. Bella E. Par
shall, ut Columbus, Ohio, and Daniel 3.
Benton, at Oxford, Ohio
Tho President sent 10 the Senate copies oil
the correspondence relative TO the ques.
tlon pending between the United States
and Great Britain. Mr.. Motley in letter
to Secretary Fish details a conversation
with Lord Clarendon in january, during
which Mr.. Motley informed him that It
was desired Of Tic President that when
the negotiations relative 10 the Alabama
Claims be resumed, that they 10 opened
at Washington. It further appears that
in letter from Lord Clarendon TO Mr..
Motley on May GATH, that Her Maicstie's
government consider It neither useful nor
cxpediCnt to resume and continue con-
trovercial correspondence in which there
Is so little hope Tor one government being
able 10 convince the other.
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NEW YORK CITY.

NEW York, July, IA.
The New Orleans flremen viii hc the
recipients Of a dinner from the proprietor
Of The Astor House and tomorrow even.
ing tho tlrcmcn will leave Tor Cincinnati
via Elmira and Niagara Falls on the Eric
railroad.
A few miles above Port Jervis, ycster.
day morning, an extra freight train and
the eastward bound train ran into coal
train which was standing on the west.
ward bound track, the engines and several
of tho freight cars were destroyed and
both tracks were blockadcd.
I IOn Tuesday, nine cars Of train No. 10
lreight and stock, were thrown from the
track OF the Erie railway, near ShOholC
station on the Delaware division, some in
jury was done to stock and the cars were
wrecked.
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FearfaI Tornado in Canada.

..0 MONTREAL, July IA.
Ono Of the most fearful storms that ever
visited this country swept over Montreal
last evening, actually levelling everything
in its way. A large number Of buildings
were utterly destroyed and hundreds se-
verely damaged. No loss Of life, hOwev-
er has yet been reported. Twenty-Five
large freight sheds bf the Grand Trunk
Railway were prOstratcd. The loss In
them alone Is immense. All telcgraphic
communication with this city was stopped.
There are rumoTs Of still greater damage
at other nnints
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A MAN BURIED ALIVE.
Swallowed up in a Quicksand-.He-
rOic Efforts to Save the Victimss
How the Accident Occurred. l.l

SwaIIovved mn In n He.
roic FfiortE to save the victims.
How tbe Accident Occurred, ,,l
4 corrcqnondent Of the Kansas ,Tourna
sava "Tbis oifernoon tlle citizens o
Silver Lake were shocked by the intelli
pence that n man. by the name of Price
Roberts = was nartiaIly buried in a well
ont IN Big Soldier In company Will
nr Ward and others Of this piace, | re,
na;rei to III" scene of disaster, The cir.
cnmstanccs @ werr Nc follows: Mr.. Gilmore
Randall cnrnTed Mr. Roberts to dig him
a vol When he Ind II sunk 10 the
Jen,h or twentv.five or thirty feet, lie
Commenced curbinr with rather frail ma
terial ,lsing grapcyincs secured by boards.
When NJ fhe denth Of FORTY feel, having
In" ~ five Csct below his curbinr, he was
%rSSoJ S hv Nv Randall and his friends To
coSo o;, hut having str1lck water, lie
w"s T,s anxious 10 scci,re the prize. Shortly
o"orH,"r,So ~" S NJ RSndail's cars were star.
tIsI I will, Tho crv for helm Seizing the
tv;nIInSa % tLav Hrd,pefl him nm about
fsiInsn S1 foc, when tGe ireaeherous curbIng
~ovc | wsv forcinG him 10 one side and
sSInIrr S I tSe hank bFenkinr his hold and en-.
tanSlin% % his LEGS in tbe cIrbing. Buried
IN nv r. IiS chin Gntl with the fearfil prospect
oi f onotbsr H M aide every imoment Bir. Ran.
tlaII. With heroic fortituIe, descended the
w"Ii well md NM" comm commenced nd GirTing him out.
nen,,, neH "," ,Sos Srn,,nd him and ahove him-on
III I" a''Io' "'A ", il" wor,e,l nntil he had got
tho II I. Isnl a way IN l,is waist Weak and ex.
SauStsI @ tIl. % i" Was nnlIcG ont he mounted
hiS H"rs,. Srd roilc alter helm. When We
reScis"II rsS II III" % snIi we found Mr. Roberts
stiiI % alive md ~iyinS directions TO those
ohove , Ell how VT IN Hroceed We constrlcted
aTg " %,rIInv "bont Twelve feet long md lei
+ Jown bnt owing to the crrbfnp below,
wa ~ s C",Ia not mt rel f to the hottom within
thres S S fact :MSments we're eternities Will
ti,o G ~ NOM c.llnw Thc first ~ descond the
curling SuT @ ,y"s , a vorng NM, by tho name ol
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The Angel Mystery in Providence,
r. Lathe Recent Arrest of the
widow and Children. " 'NlN!

The Angel Mystery in Providence,
II. I.ssThe Recent Arrest of the
Widow and Children. I ~
From the PTVrtdSnes Journal, JAv 1lN.
Public attentions again attracted to the
circumstances Of the death Of William r
Angel, of North Providence, last winter
by tho arrest on Saturday Of his widow
two sons, and man, who, at the time oi
his disapp pcaaancc, was a hired laborcr or
the farm. These parties were arrested
upon warrant issued by North ProVi'
dence Justice, on complaint Of David A
Brown, Of this city. After patient and
thorough examination Of The case for
thirteen days by coroners jury had
failed to develop any fact duplicating the
family of the deceased in his mysterious
disappearance and death, it Is hardly tC
be supposed that an intelligent Justice oI
the Peace would issue warrant for the
arrest Of tho mans widow and children
who were living quietly at home and ma
king no demonstration Of leaving 1t, un'
less the existence of some new evidence ol
a positive and important character was
disclosed TO him. Tho public, however
have no intimation that such evidence has
been discovered; and the fact that tic
prosecution, after the arrest, desired tC
rostpone the examination moro than q
week, is certainly an Indication that tht
case was not so well digested and pre-
pared as II ought to have been before
taking the parties into custody. It Is nc
trifllnE matter to arraign wife and children
on charge Of numbering the husband anC
father, and 1t Is to be hoped that the par
ties who have been instrumental In doing
90 in the present instance have rightly
considered their solemn responsibility.
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The Emperor Returns to Paris by
Special Train.. Council at the
Tuilleries.
IA Supposed Declaration Of War
r Forthcoming.
Embassador to Prussia Recalled.

The Emperor LETT 81. Cloud by special
train and reached the Tuilleries at noon.
Tho ministers having been summoned
were all at the palace, and o council was
held. At half past three, the Presidents
of the Senate and Corps Legislatif, then
In session, were informed that the Gov
crnment would have n communication to
make TO these bodies before the close oi
the sitting, It isgenerally believed the
communication will be a declaration Of
war. It positively asserted that Count
Benedctti has been ordered to return to
Franco, md That he only awaits the de-
parture Of the Prussian minister from
Paris.
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MISSOURI.
A chap.er Of Crime.

ST. LOUIS, July II.
On Tuesday o boy about fourteen years
old, working with team on the grading
Of the Missouri, Kansas s. Texas railroad,
about two miles from seddlia, was severe
" flogged by one Of the wOrkmen, ,un-
iitching one of his horses he rode away,
d shot grm and revolver, and riding up to
the man who Aogged him shot him dead,
tue other mon sprang forward to dlsarm
him, when he fired the revolver and NOR
tally wounded one Of them, and with pis.
tol In hand hitched up tho team, and
drove of unmolcsted Tho same day a
negro ravished a white girl, and tho citi:
zcns of tho place took him from tho jail
and hung him. Yesterday another negro
Grossly insultcd a Mrs. Crawford living
four miles from sedslia, during her
husbands absence. Mr.. Crawford with a
blood hound d now on his trail.
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Aid fnr tha Cnban RebeIs.

I|| New YoRR, July, Il
Asuccessful landing OF another expedi-
ton in Cuba in aid Of tho patriots is an
nounced. Tho expedition was not large
but It will he Of essential service TO the
Cuban army; 1t consisted Of supplies ol
arms, munitions, clothing aud medicines,
This expedition is only part ofan organ
led movement from which the most I'M
nortart results are anticipated. It will be
followed by others that will enable the
Cuban army to take the aggressive. The
details are withheld as It would afford
valuable information to the spaniards and
enable them to fFustrate future move
ments,
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RICHMOND.
The Pat Woods Case in Court.

The Fat woods Case IN Court
RICHMOND, July IA.
John Johns, Jr., counsel for Pat Woods,
moved in the city court yesterday that a
ROlle prQsoqui be entered in the Indictment
pending against Woods, in view Of the
fact that Congress has punished him for
assaults on Representative Porter. The
Commonwealth Attorney, with the con-
sent Of the Court, declined to enter nOIl6
prOS6qWt, saying that Woods offence was
against the State Of Virginia and he must
be tried In her courts. Johns produced
the warrant of Speaker Blaine commit
ting Woods, but the Court held that q
noEe proSequi could not be entered unless
II was proved that Woods has been pun.
ishcd for the offensc by some competent
authority, which Congress was not.
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Chicago Market.

CUoAGo, July II.
FboUn-Falrly active at y SOa4 IS for spring
Observation-Disclosures and 1c higher, closing
at 81 o61<0l 06Xe for No. 3: this afternoon IN:
settled at 81 06 cash, aud 81 % seller last half
July. Com = FlrmT and 1A@lKc higher,
closing At 49, G07eKc. for No. q this afteEnoon
closIng at 4BKc. Rye-Qulet and lc lower, clos.
ing at 7b076c for No. 2. Barley-Eominal at 90c
for No.2. 'I'5t
PRoVRIoNs- Unchanged.
HoOS-ActiYe at $S 4ooS 90 for common to
'I IGHTT1.-Qulet at q COOS 90 fer stOckers to
choice shipping stoefa.
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A MAN from Rochester, N. Y, about
two years ago, sought a "lodgc in some
vast wilderness" in the interior of Florida
and Is now raising bananas, pine apples
and all manner Of tropical fruit and veg
etables In abundance. He has made q
luxuriant little Paradise in tho midst Of a
dense ''hummuck," !" and shown what use q
little energy may put those "Floridian
everglades" to. Tho name Of the place
where the man lives Is Sarasota.
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ENGLAND.
Rumoretl Resignation Of the French
Ministry.


Rumored Resignation Of the French
Ministry.
LONDON, July IA.
Rumors that N. Olivier, and two o.
his colleagues the French Ministry,
contemplate resigning, arc circulating
hero. They are regarded as doubtful.
StolidltY Of Prim.
LONDON, July IA.
The Telegraph this morning says though
the Prince Of Hohenzollern Fenounces the
candidaturc, and the King Of Prussia tele'
graphed Gen. Prim to that effect, as tho
only thing that will restore confidence,
the only response thus far has been
o naughty and offensive and extreme
silence, doubtless designed to be firm
and dlgnifcd. .w
Espartero denies having ever urged
Gen. Prim in favor OF Alfonzo In prefer
enCc 10 Leopold.
Delay of Press News.
The cables 10 the Continent arc still
crowded by Government dispatches, and
press reports are considerably delayed.
General UneaSinesS Throughout
Europe.
The feeling throughout Europe Is still
one Of general uneasineSs. The tone Of
the official papers Of France Is extremely
pacific, but the other journals are hostile
and warlike. The want Of confidence at
the exchanges Of the various European
canitNlR IA a fair effect of the public senti.
ment
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propo,pd Indu,trial E1hibltIon.

U CINCINNATI, July IA.
The directors Of the Industrial Exposi.
ton, to be held in September, have detor.
mined to issue call inviting the mechan.
les and manufacturers Of tho United
States to convene on September 28th,
1870, one week after opening, TO q Grand
Industrial Exposition, TO consider the va
rious prominent subjects affecting tho pro.
ductive interests Of the country.
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BELGIUM,

BRUSSELS, July "a.
The French Emperor Is dissatisfied with
tho mere withdrawal Of the Prince Of
Hohcnzollern, and .insists that Prussia
formally diSavow the canlidature. The
King Of Prussia formally refuses, alleging
that to accede to this would only produce
more extravagant demands from France.
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baltimore Market.
BAL4rNoR1, July Il.

BAL1IN0R1, July Il.
FLouR-Firm; western superAne Of s. 6006 90.
extra At 90 25a16 Is; family at 1907 2S.
81 25l9l GO; white At 81 b0Dl 70 western at
IL 90a01 80. Corn-Dull; whitO at 81 1381 ~
yellow at 81 O6. Rye-At 95c01 90. .5..., ~. 4
PRoVIsToNS-MeaS Pork-Qniet Of $S0F964
rib at 17Kc; shoulders St l4Sc; hams at 9tc,
WulSETSvCry quiet a q OOal el.
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Commercial and Financial.
New York Money and stock Market.
NrR YnnH. Inl1 "a


There was to-day renewal Of tho excitement
Ing the unsettled feeling In fsreign market The
iespatches are 0ntradfCtory-one Baying NRpo.
leon has declared that for the present the war 10
postponed; another that the diplomatic relations
between France aud Prussia terminated At the In.
stance OF Prussia, thGsFreneh Minister having re-
received passports. A later despatch prOnOunc0S
this canGrd. In the gold rooms, however, the
prevailing opinion 10 that th0re will be war form
cd on the private AdvlceA received by foreign
bankers. Before tho formal opening Of tho room
GAle8 were between 119H9if9K. Tho arst re.
corded transactions was At lax, since which
there has been an advance on large and excited
dealings 70 ll3k, and decline to 113k. The
market advanced 70 1l2K on cable Dispatches
SAyIng rGntes were down 70 61k. These quota.
lions were accompanied With the report that
the French Minister has Withdrawn from Berlin
because the King refused to Accede to tie de.
mAnd OF Napoleon. Late kilograms were
that the Er8uch - MlnlSter- had not re.
signed: that the conVOcati0n Of tho Ger.
man Parliament was imminent and that SecTOtA.
~ Fish Of Washington thought war inevitable.
These had tendency 70 StIaen gold, but still
later better feeling was reported In London and
$40 bonds quoted ali the way ifOn SIX 70 SIX.
On these quotations the German bankers were
sellers Of gold, aud the price dropped to 1lSk.
At tho close kilograms from Paris quoted rentes
at 67Af, tho loWSSt p0lntOf the day: This start
lied TO IISXGbIlaf, ut which It closed, Carrying
rate 995H. Clearances S7O,oO0,0OO. Bxports
MONEY-Easy at 465 per cent
SrHRLING-QuiOt and steady 1t l09K0lO.
GdYRRNNEfF BoNDR-UnHettlGd: closed strong
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The Weather YesterdaY.
The WtateFn UnIOS TtIt0raph oOT. BulI'tt1.
WHBHLMO, Noon, July II

CiueInnati-Haxy aud calm; ther.;.7G:
Cleveland Cloudy; Wind W.: theF, 20.
St, Louise Overcast; wind g.; thef; w.
PHILADELPHIA Clear; wind 0. Wi leE: 6O'
Observation-Disclosures wind 0. W.; thGf, q.
Rogt0nSCl0ar; WTnd o. W.; tbet: 81,
Cloudy; wind n. WI ber. u,
New Orleans Clear; wtnd n. W; thor. 80.
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...,,,s OF TIE DAILY:
wnr in Europe Imminent.

nesOi,c the apparent lull in tho war
Ealing in Europe, consequent on HOHES'
,,,,rnS,s withdrawal, our latest dis
l,,,nc, this morning show the crisis to
:. more threatening than ever. If these
,,,n,,cNps NAV be relied on, a declaration
=, r,r BY NAPOLEON will probably Ike
announced to-day,
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PhiladeIphia DTarket.

T PHnADKLrmA, July II.
FLouR-yery dali; superano extra % 9D15 81;
family IS 26Sb6 10. ...... .,i. .->r
148. Rye-Stoady: western 81 co. COFn-Dull;
mixOd $l11 %. OAts-Good demand; state go
&c. 9' GTfsEg.
PROVISIONS Unchanged. t.- .l
PETRoLEUH-Unchan9ed.
WHIsHY-Steady at 90096c. aI. SAX. sH
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New York Z, Produce Malket.

NEW YoRK. JpIf ~ VI; X;
Corrox-Flrmer; sales 1850 bales at 105lS
mlddlinR uplAndS. ii .Safiis t9g
FLOuR-Firm. f2EXsi,l
-Wheat-FIrm but inactive.
nominal. Oats-Dull and heavy at 60c bid 'iprIs
western. Corn-Firm and quiet.
PAoyISToNs-P0rkA and LArd-QulOt and droop.i
ing. Beef-Dull. Baeon-BEisker; short RIB l5H
S ESSaS-Flrm at Qang7e.
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ROME.

The Pope Declared InfalIible.
RoME, July IA.
In tho Ecumenical Council yesterday,
the dogma ofinfallibility was adopted, by
vote Of 45O alternatives, To So negatives;
Go conditional.
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CANANDA10UA, n. Y, July IA.
Starr and Thompson, Fenians, have
been sentenced to two years, and Manntx,
who plead guilty, to one year in the State
nPia0Y1 |.'
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WHERE did the Register get that re-
n,rEsDlc oath printed in its article on
registration yesterday:
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Report Contradicted-.Mr. HalStead
Not Dead.
C1NurNNATr. JulY Ia.

The report Of the death of Col. Griffin
Halstead, father UfMurat Halstead, Of the
Commercial, which was published here
clrcumstantially yesterday, proves to be
untrue,
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STocEs.-Western Union Telegraph, AK. /.
American, DIX; UnitCd States, 1SjE; PacIGc Mai:
SOY; New York Central, 96K: do scrip, ok Erie
99X; do. preferred, 45: Harlem, 1SsH; Reading.
1OlX; Michigan Central, 1l9jX; Lake Shore, 9eIf"
Illinois Central, 15s Pittsburgh, l0l; North
ll21; Now Jersey Central 10ss St Paul, GiS< do
preEcrrcd, 79H; Wabash, sax; do. preferred, q;
Fort Wayne, S6; Terre Hauto, "a; do. preferred,
6a; Chicago 4 Alton, 1leH; do. preferred III;
Cleveland, Columbus 5 Indiana Central, COX;
Cleveland, Columbus 4 Cincinnati, Sax.
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TIE Supreme Court of Appeals met
yesterday CThursday) at Charleston, for
the summer term. ''s "
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A GIRL OF IA committed suicide at Port
Jcrvis on tho 18th. She adopted the usual
mcthod-ot kindling a fire with coal oil.
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Cincinnati Market.

CnonNATi. July II.
FLouR-Quiet and unchanged. i A
GRAIN-Quiet and unchanged.
CoTToN-DulI and pricoB nominal.
WHBKY-At 9689tc,
PROVISIONS and unchanged
BuTTER-Flrm at full prices.
RGOs-Firm at full prices.
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EMs, NASSAU, July IL.

The French Ambassador to-day dc.
mandcd all audience of the King Of
Prussia to exact that the rcnunciati0n Ol
the Prince Of Hohenzollern should be
made perpetual. and that the royal veto
should bG applied to any fresh approach
to the Prince on the subject Of tho Span
ish crown. The King declined to receive
the ambassador, and answered him
through an aide.dG.camp tllAt he had no
further communication TO make. .,,
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LATER
PARIS, July 1880 p. N.

n T EeBH uUHU VA S41O .
ther Concessions Demanded from
Prussia.
PARIS, July 1880 p. NJ.
There is great panic on the Bourse.
Tho JourRdb says: The French Cabi-
net having received Us first concession
the personal remuneration Of the Spanish
crown by Prince Hohenzollern, agreed to
continue the negotiation 10 obtain from the
King of Prussia his official remuneration
Of al prctensiOns for the. throne Of Spain
on the part Of tho Hohenzollern family.
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New York Dry Goods Market.
NEw YoRK, July IL.
Weather hot; trade dull and depressed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-15

BERLIN, July IA
The disposition OF the people Of Prussia
seems TO be calm and serious and resOlutc
to fight for ,the national honor.
The Borsen ZettUng says war is certain,
because France wants IT,.
The Borsen C0urricr says the French
pretensiOns are direct insult To Prussia
and to King William, and that war is In
evitable.
Confidence is restored and stocks arc
rising. .,,IDr..