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A Wedding without Fus. or Nonsense.

The Hon John Ryle, Mayor of Paterson. N. j..
added TO his duties on Tuesday by taking to his
side q wife-Lucy W. Lindley, charming widow OF
Winchester, Mas. The wedding was solemn ixed
In Albany, and was an unpretentous ceremony.
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The Manhn,tau Y. G. REGATTA,

Tho annual regatta for the champion pennant
OF this Club was the event yesterday on the East
River Their elab house ia situated on Wash Glib
bons old wharf, at the foot OF Ninety ghth street.
East River. AT eight minutes past one the feet OF
seventeep got under weigh. The fr,t and second
esss hsd to sail from tile stake boat on the club
house round Sands Point, and return the third
ciass yachts from the stake boat round tho Step
ping stones buoy. and return the fourth class
round Throxg's Point buoy. and return.
The steamer Fort Lee carried q large party OF
seekers around the course and returned Of
6;so to the foot Of Niuetynrst street. There was
light breeze at starting. and the Mystery and Favo-
rita got away with slight lead the rest struggling
alter The race was rather uninteresting, as the
breeze died hwsy In the afternoon and some of the
yachts. including those OF the hrst class were be.
Gained. The two leading boats OF the third class
rounded the buoy OF Stepping stones as follows
. p... u n. N.
Tho second class boats rounded Sands Point
shortly snsr four In the following order;
T. mystery. % s. Joe Jefferson. y =
The first class wero lying becamcd OF Sands
Point when the steamer Fort Lee returned 70 the
Club House. The yachts returned in the folio wing
order.
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Admiral Porter Don't Go at His Own Ex.
pense.

WAsHINGroS, July 2o,-Admiral Porter viii
probably take Gen. Sheridan and the other commits
sioners out to Europe on q man-of.war In order 10
cooperate with them In witnessing army and naval
OperationD,
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swiss, Danish. Austrian, rpd Italian Des-
patches.

patches.
BASEL, Switzerland, July 2o.-A General Of the
swiss army, and several other officers Of high rank,
heve been ARE sted In Germany II Is believed that
rru.siA purposeiy rstar ds hor answer 70 6witzer.
lands declaration Of neu tralty.
coAhASDsR-rs-omEy or ruE REPUBLIC.
ZURIon, July 20 John Count Dargan has been
Eerlnnd "
AoaH or THAT SECRET ALLIANCE.
CoPkHHAaES, July 0.-It Is rumored that an ALI.
aoce, defensive and offensive has been concluded
between France and Denmark. A French army
eorps n preparing TO occupy the peninsula OF Jut-
land, ana stack Prussia through Rolstein
ITALY CALLING OUT HER Rxssayss.
FLoREHcE, July S0.-Ihs Italian Govern mani hos
called out two classes Of military reserve. as pre-
cIutionary measure.
THE SICK MAN IN A WAR FIT.
vienna. July O.-rurkey has called out her re-.
serves, and stopped tho telegrzpha In all directions
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PoRrshOUTH, N. H., July D.-Tho Navy Depart.
ment has issued orders 70 have the United States
steamers Harragansett and California fitted for sea
with all possible despatch.
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The French Dcspatches-No Engageucut Yet
Tho Empress In Ecstacies - Duke de
Gramont's War observation-disclosures
Organizing a SANITARY Commissisn.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-11-28

CARSON RAcEs-LAsr DAY.-Satur-
day was not a pleasant day yet quite a
crowd gathered to witness the great
speed race between the two year old
colts. The race was a single dash Of
one mile, free for two year olds for q
purse Of 800, with entrance fee Of 20
| per cent. added. Af.er much. delay
the judges of the race called the horses
to the score and tapped them of about
half-past 2 o'clock. At had the pole
tgood colt with 4 good namel Mamie
next, and Nary Woods on the outside.
They got Off well, Ar taking the lead,
Mmeie next and the sorrel lilly right
behind her. They all ran pretty close
together to the turn, but AT let HIM
self out on the home stretch, coming
In three or four lengths ahead In 1:5S.
This, says tho Carson appeal, consid-
ering the strong wind that was blow
ing right up the home stretch, and
taking the age Of the horses into con-
sideration, was very creditable time.
Observation-Disclosures Legate, Of
Virginia city, was down here Sa.ur-
day, says the Carson appeal, seeing
what he could see. He was rather
cynical about horse racing, and seemed
to confine his larger feelings OF inter
est to game chickens and a place
wherein to sell dunShill fowls In n
state of cold roast. We hope the Al
derman will conclude to give us the
light Of his face here this winter.
A Coon CoLT.-The Norfolk colt
Al, winner of the ~two-year-old race
yesterday, promises great things. Two
months ago he had never had saddle
OH his back nor bit IN his mouth. lie
is large Of his age, displays extraor-
binary power and great strength of
bone. Horsemen regard him with
very high favor. He Is a gelding. So
says the Carson appeal.
NEW Observation-Disclosures G.
Fair, Superintendent Of the Hale &
Norcross mine, has also, been appoint
cd Superintendent Of the Savage mine.
He took charge yesterday.
ESTABLISHES GLUE" stickiest thing
out.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-11-28

The GRAND MAsoUERADE.-All sub
scribers wishing to obtain costumes for
the grand carnival masquerade, to be
given at Athletic Hall, Virginia, De-
cember 2Sth, can be furnished with the
same ut very reasonable rates by APP
plying to Professor Farini. NO. Is a
Street, Virginia, or to John Piper: All
applications will be strictly confiden-
tiai, and all orders, with description of
costume required, must be sent in on
or before the 18th Of December. See
advertisement, under head of "New
To-Day" The list Of subscribers al
ready includes a goodly number of the
most prominent and respectable gen-
tlemen of Virginia, from whom the
Committee Of Arrangements Is select
cd. 70 this Committee the names anu
applications Of all will be submitted
for approval or rejection, therefore 1t
Is plain to be e c that no improper or
Objectionable persons need try to In
triIde themselves. None but the best
and most respectable class Of society
will be admitted or allowed 70 partici-
pate in this carnival.
NEVADA INDIAN AGEScY.-The Ne
vada Indian Agency Is upon the point
of again undergoing u change, We
stated the other day, says the Carson
Appeal, upon the authority Of a Call
ifornia paper, that Colonel Whiting
wa, 10 assume control yer this dis
trict. We learn from Lieutenant Lee
that such was the order, but that Ii has
been changed. Major Douglas has
been relieved, and Lieutenant Lee ex-
meets orders soon. A Baptist clergy
man i, to be assigned to this immediate
agency. He will probably be here
soon. Well, taking the uniform per-
sonal appearance of u local aborigi'
nees into consideration, we are of the
opiniou that systematic immersion will
nroye a benefit to them. That cere-
mony might we'll be supplemented
with All application Of soap and scrub,
bling brushes.
new YEARS BNIL.-washoe Engine
Company No. 4, Virginia, will have
their regular annual New Years Bal
Mt Athletic Hall. New Years Da,
coming OIL Sunday this year, they vii
have their ball on Monday night, Jan
uary I'd. 1t will be an invitation ball
and all wishing tickets for their friend
will apply to A. Aurich, Central Mar
ket.
AFrSE THING FOR THE TEETH.-Th'
fragrant Sozodont has taken a very
prominent place among the most ap
proved dentifrices Of the day. 1t Is
very popular article for the toilet
highly recommended BY all who have
used II, rs a beautiiier and p~rcserver o
the teeth, refreshing the mouth, sweet
ening the breath, and arresting tn
progress of decay.
WAsHoR ENGINE COMPANY, No. A.
A special meeting of the above com
. many takes place tomorrow evening
An desiring their names placed upo!l
the niuety days roll will have to b
present and square up their dues.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-11-28
MISCELLANEOUS.

N.-FoR CURE OF
~ this distressing disease, there has been no
medicine yet discovered that can show more
evidence Of real merit than ALIENS LUNG
BALSAM. This unequaled Expectorant for
curing Consumption, and all diseases leading TO
1t, such as affections OF the Throat, Lungs, and
all diseases Of the Pulmonary Organs, Ia intro
duced to the suffering public amer It's merits for
the positive cure OF such diseases have been
fully tested. The formula from which It Is pre-.
pared Is referred to by tho leading medical jour
mails as being equal to any prescription that can
be made up for such diseases by the medical fac
ulty. The BALSAM IL, consequently, recon.
mendcd by physicians who have become ac-
quainted with Its great success. n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-11-28

A Rcbelllous Stomach.-The stomach. like
the body polite. rcsents ilEtrcatment by rebellion.
Aud when 81 rebels. the liver, the bowels, the
nerves. the ejaculation. the brain. revolt likewise,
aud the whole system Is dlsastrously aSitated
Pacify and reguiaeuho dcranScd digestive srgar
first, and ,~hSsyjtnreanee in Its dependencies vii
speedily cease. The tonic. alternative, corrective and
purifying properties OF TARRIsr's EryrRvEsckSl
SrLrzrR ArERiKSr. render II an irresistible remedy
In cases OF indigestion and Its cOncomitunt ailments
II Is n line stomachic. and Its cathartic operation Il
50 mild and genial, that It never produces the slight.
est symptoms Of debility.
SOLD ny Nj DRUGGISTS,
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81 lii.
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EXTEND THR WATER PIPES, TO THE
SCHOOL FUND, TO TIE ORPHAN
ASYLUM, AND TO THE FIRE
DEPARTMENT.

rnn nO0 TICKETS WILL BE SOLD,
AVV,VVV nj 81 SO each.
During the Concert the sum Of Sl5O.OOO
In Gold Coin will DO distributed to the Ticket
Hoidera "a follOwa.
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Congressman Us,ftVnare &C % ssEc-~a -
n r-ixn nader ReseiatiSB OF Cen.ar-.
WAsHyaroK. Fob. ~ Tho House Military
CoamIilee to-day eIsmihed a witness who swore
that OF the sSoo Whitenose got for his Wet Poin,
eadetship si50 had been given to . fteedmen's
society in his district and go to the coored school
which Whittemore's wife was teaching.
Lamman, who acted as agent for Commodore
Upshur, whose son was put into Annapolis, testi.
fed that he had engineered the withdrawal OF the
boy appointed by Mr.. Hose, and bad kept what
money he received, except What be used 20 get the
boy ont; that Hoge knew nothing about the means
TO get his boy out, aud hls q IsEur'-) boy Was nut
In without any denomination from II oge Admiral
Porter having the promise from Upshur 10 giye him
the place hr put In the boy without any further GER
emory. This completely eNont rates Mr HoKe
The Committee Is TO be de.uged with allegation.
ara insinuations covering cases ~ years old Ths
Committee ind there Is no process by which any
Tuhsfmcnt can he meted out by Congress 10 any one
who Is rot member Of the present Congress and
WIN 10 morrow unanimously ask the House 10 ne.
heve them ron any further consideration OF cases
gress. A
There are now two cases--ore OF each party-upon
which We Committee arc now ready to report SINH
lar,to this OF Whittemore
Tomorrow when the case Of NJ Whittemoro IL
reaehsd, motion for further delay will be made By
zen butler, which II not granted by the House viii
ne changed Into resolution Of ccnsure and then
Tow MN TO resgn his seat. If he Ia expelled 10
canno be returned hy his ueotle but ~ merely cen
sured he Is stu eligible. lie dd not come into he
House at all to-day, aud Is sal BY those Who have
seen hlm 10 be very much delrrsscd
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NAPoLEON,s PUPPETs voTINe.

The Cutthroat Emperor's Peculiar Liberals
ism Appln uded-vote OF Conndencc In the
NIinistry-The Riot Trials Ended.
Paris, Feb. 22.-M. Chevandier do valdr6me,
Minister OF the Interior hns submitted Ito the Rmpe-
and to.thc legislative bodies report fsvorng the
decentralization OF the Executive Administration.
The Corps Legislatif has referred II TO Comm itteo
consisting OF NM. tBarrot, Guizot and Provost
Paradol.
The Journal 0Nciel publishes . list OF the persons
appointed 10 revise and modify the administrative
regulations throughout the Empire on the sugges-
tons made.by the Minister Of the Interior and OPP
proved BY the Emperor. Among the names on the
list are those OF NM. Benoit, Dasy, Desnarcte,
Guillsume, Guizot, Louis LAcaze, DelaverRne, and
In the Corps Legisiatk the debate on the Interpret
iaton, regarding the domestic policy Of the Govern
ment, was continued. Count Daru, on tue part OF
the Ministry replied 70 the speech delivered yester
day by Jules Favre. He pronounced against the de-
mand for dissolution OF The Chamber, declared that
the Government desired to maintain peace at homo
and abroad, and to lay the foundations Of parha-
the will 70 follow liberal policy. II discord arose
between the Chambers and the Ministry the Rm-
peror must decide, and the Ministry would respect
his viii.
The speech Of the Minister was received with en-.
thusins,ic cheers and the debate terminated with
vote OF $50 In favor Of and Is against the Ministry.
The preliminary examinations Of the persons ar
Ono hundred and eiEht were uncon additionally dis
charged iS wero held 10 appear before the Court
and $50 were kept under arrest for eonspring against
the Ststo and the life OF the Emperor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-23
POLITICIANS COVE TO PATERSON
The $500 Foot Race on the Paterson Rocc
Trrck-A Mob Forcing Their Way
Through tue Gnte-Rsid Upon the Bar-
Knock Downs as n Natural Result.

Knock Downs as n Natural Result.
About 1000 sports of Paterson, New York,
Jersey City. and other places assembled the Pat
erson Racernck yesterday afternoon. to witness the
two mile dash between William Calill and RI, iard
Raney, for purse Of $500. The assembled crowd
comprised somo Of the rougbcst OF the roughs
MAN. arriving before the manager. entered tho en-.
closure free gratis for nothing" ani over hour
was subsequently spent In endeavoring to get them
out. during the whole OF which time several hundred
late comers were outside pounding on the gates and
yelling FOR ndmittancc. Finally, when some one
opened the door Wide enough to poke out his head
TO explain the delay, the impatient, haffrozen mob
made rush and forcibly entered the course. Thus
by determination 10 get every cent, the lessee OF
the track lost heavily
The shivcrins crowd FIRST made rush for the bar.
room upon the grounds. The villanous liquors sold
there soon had effect, and several knock-down areu-
ments were the result. The betting was lively and
about even, and together with the yelling for taers.
The fights, the stamping Of feet to keep warm, the
place was made pandemontum.
The race itself was closely contested although the
handle Of the jug wasy very evidently on one side.
on with great speed, keeping his position all tho
way around upon the hrst mile, and passing the
isana pans, 1--WE y.rs ahead IL was pani seen that
crazy individuals bet t9o to $40 that he would set
win. But Cahill kept on with such speed that b
yards ahead, still fresh, while Raney came Jogging
on VERY nearly blowed out.
On the home stretch one OF Cahils enemies put
out hs foot 70 trip him, but Policeman smonton
spoiled the roeus's game By planting = blow be.
tween the eyes that sent him atlcast ten out Of
tho way. No further obstructions were offered, and
Cshill won The race. Time-First mile. minutes
and 0 seconds: second mile, Q minutes and 10
seconds; total time for the two miles, II miautes
Ia . half frozen condition the crowd then dis
persed ser nrs, laughing at an amateur cons be.
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CURIOSITIEs or CRIME.

Late on Monday night, william Blackcrt aud Our
Allen got into an alteration In GTeenI oint oarroom
aud blncktrt as sadly cut. a. he believes by Allen.
one OF the cuts IA pronounced serious,
James Courtney, OF 329 East Twenty second street
shot In the back OF the head by John Croun OF I'D
East Twenty fourth street. st evening, while stand
conyerpg with bis wife sister Ctonin arrested
Patrick Horrgan was held at the rombs, yester.
day, for breaking into Henry j. Uonne Tvs hQuoI
store Of 21 West street, and stealing a quantity ol
champagne ana other liquors His hat found In the
store The luor In the yard and the Drlsoner near h
own room up stairs.
Yesterday, as Patrick o'Nei, ono OF the assistant
ntelnen OF the new United states Post Onice building,
was on bis way home to dinner three rufans .ao had
d0rmetly been 10 the lsoorlng gang working on Ihs
iell upon him, knocked MIN down, and AFTER Kicking
nm ABOUT the head and face. walked away.
Last evening, Lawrence Hynes alias Hugh GIL d
lshan, wellknown buIgllri was discovered In tht
pIs,nses Of Kes!,ng soi flr't avenue when The In
macs came upon the burglar he leaped from the SEQ
oni story window to tho awning and thence 10 the
street. He was captured by Ontcers Dsrau ana cnron
Wlthnut eject
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-23
TLAsHEs FROM THE oCElY CABLES.

dry dock for Malta, W 'u"N
The Liverpool cotton market closed arm nm
lands, iiAGilkd. Orleans, iISd. W
Among the ecclesiastcs expelled from Rome are
said " have been several Americans, "
1t Is rumored that q band of oO0 MigDeists rchsi.
have appeared At hagador, Portugal,
The Belgian postal authortic. forbid IN. a.ndlng
ot otmOney OF Yhuab es by mail ana threaten 10 felurn
letters containing them 10 the sonders. -
- In INC Houne OF Commons yesterday Mr. Bruce
rome srcfeiaIY sNd that the mnjesly OF the law had
peeh luy Vlhdlcated IN the recent events 10 Ireland
Consols closed ~ a?'i for money and Q9L for the
ecco9hI nHr'!wentles @6 for lsd!i Ny for 1s65 and
trail iilX. ~ '''''' - ''i"''' 'e"'
In the uolse OF Lords yesterday Lord Chelmsford
nirodnced bl TO secure better observance of sun.
nay II restraints and In somo entirely prohibits
A ycsse, painted black and coppered, has been
seen ashore near Cape Bon on the north coat OF Afrl
cn. tent was erected on tho shore, over which an
American dag was n Ing.
= determined contest Is anticipated In the Spanish
Cole, over me adoption OF the new Constitution for
sy e eG,o aSn o, r1ro Rec feared thai the dispute
nov Hnt Lotseen psruss In tba COtinA.
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THE NEW DEAL.
Consultation OF Democrats - Movement
Against the Rins-Alice Cary DANGEROUS


Special DespdteA 20 Ms Cincinnati Enquirer
NEW York, Feb. 20.-A very important meet
ing OF Democrats, opposed to the ring was held in
this city to-day for the purpose OF organizing into
one vast body tho scattering Democratic forces In
and outside OF the city, who are determined to rid
molly.
The Legislature having adjourned over Washing
tons birthday, the attendance OF anti.rng Demo
Gratis was extraordinarily large. The meeting was
extraordinarily large. The meeting was held with
all doubters that the movement, whice has spontan
eousy sprung up In this State to oust the ring from
power has more strength In It than was geleralY
anticipated
Those present congratulated themselves on the
triumph already achieved at Albany, the overthrow
ing OF various measures Of local interest to the ring
and hhVins killed tho new city charter introduced
bY mr. ftear' II was acknowledged on all sides
That the days Of tile ring are numbered, and that
virtually ih power las already on the Wane
me leaders OF the snu.ring ore Samuel j
bliaen Who 70 MAKE the alliance with the State
Demoeracyi Andrew VI. Green, now Comptroller OF
the Central Park, who Is TO be tho candidate for
Mayor under a new city charter TO be iDtrod need
soon aitcr the Legislative recess; sb, riff James
O'Bricn, who Is TO lead the anttTng OF the CIV
Democracy Congressman John FOI State sena.
tors 1nos. j. CreamoE, henry W. Genet, aud Michael
Norton.
Tlese men have large number NJ followers. de.
termined TO aud to restore honesty and eficien
heretofore ~ the history Of New York politics the
wag ia obedience to the Worlds war to the knife
have already nick tho above Ecntlemen The
Seven Scapers II the meantime, the fight gro VS.
warmer, aud some gay timSa are expected Ia the
Legislature when II resssembles "a Thursday.
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On Monday the Webster street primary school In
East Boston was damaged t2,O00.
On Monday night the Continental Hotel, Lockport
was nearly destroyed. Loss $4,000.
The wife OF John NJ. Cureton was rescued rron
her residence, Plain street, Albany. while wa, d
nre Yesterday Her condition Ia precarious.
Joseph Miller Co.'S stove store and the adjoin.
ing stable and csrrlage house belonging to Mr. jobs
carson, OF the Belmont house, iu LambertVille ~ j..
were burned yesterday. Loss. 5000.
The hotel at Franklin Lake. Bergen county, n J..
vas burned yesterday. The occupant and lessee Mr..
ZnehariAh foumans, and his family had barely time q
escape with their lives Loss $1,000 Insurance $500
The second and third stories OF Robert T. Browns
81 20 ~ ~ br0Sd street re- vs
Wards clothing store on the ground door was dam,
aged u 900 BY water. Insured
Spear q Shields clothing store, r. McDonougb's
dry goods store. the postofce building. Il. Rmsry7
photogrsPh gallery j; NJ hcLaughlins boot and shos
Ohio. we're burned yesterday morning,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-23
SPARKS FROM the TELEoRAPH.

The Birthday was observed throughout the land.
A new spoutns mineral spring has been diseov,
cred near Saratoga
Felix Van Reuth has sued the Philadelphia, vii.
mington and Baltimore Railroad for $1,000 the value
OF u broken collar bone.
Mr.. Kelly, OF rcnnsylvsnis, says that tho mines
the national debt. 'N'''
The captain OF tho Emma, No s." telesraphs
Gm CsrG sssi IsySni' Ycs we're lost BY tho burning
The Rev. T. Malone, coored, 81 New Albany, was
elected NicePresdent OF the Indiana Republican state
Convention Yesterday.
The North Carolina Legislature repesled vesterdax
session leyytng special tar.
A st. Louis Judge has decided that debts con.
Uacted by vile can be collected nom the hush nd
not from her separate estate,
The San Francisco Mercantile Library Association
have decided TO tender Camilla Urso a grand compli.
meniary ball on the 25th inst.
The patrolmen Of Boston are hereafter to take
turns ~ performing detective duty. The special detec.
uNe system is TO be abolished.
The Committee on Mines and Mining will renoyt
IN ayor OF extending Government aid TO the oonatruc
ton OF tho sutro Tunnel In Nevada.
The Democratic State Convention OF Come cticut
nominated james English for Governor and for Lieut..
Governor, ex'Congressman Julius Hotchkiss.
The Ihe ely goysrnment Of Mobile has beol turned
leased II is presumed that the struggle will end hcre
The Governor Of the nudson's Bay Company has
been detected lamp ring Slh tho members Of the Pro.
arrested In consequence.
Nirglniss share OF the public land granted for
an.and acr 20 h sres handrsd
authorities.
The present State onicers were renominated eI.
Judges and ,ee " BY Inc 20" ResSBeae
Convention Yesterday.
The report OF the Virginia House judiciary Com
iesntS and fisenth X%end%saS unnsSssas, Ms fSHr
ssSssa ssssS.s c s dsCs1 g
hoa. vAs dsiaAted.