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A CHOICE SECURITY.
MIDLAND BONDS.
SEVEN PER CENT GUILD,
FREE OF GOVERNMENT TAX.
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
COUPON OR RBGIsTERED) OF
NEW YORK Ann pSNvEnn

SEVEN PER CENT. GOLD,
| FREE OF GOVERNMENT TAX.
| FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
| COUPON on RBGIsTERED) OF
| NEW YORK AND oswEGo
MIDLAND RAILROAD.
| 10 NILES ARE DONE AND EARNING NOW
| ABOVE ExPENsEs MORE THAN THE INTEREST
ON THAT PORTION OF THE MORTGAGE DEBT
and more than the interest ALI bonds that osn
| be issued mp TO date.
The completion Of the road enables NJ 70 Offer
for sale OF these bonds No bonds can DO issued
on road under construction. aud nnlhed road ne
| issue Is limited 70 $4,000 per mile
These bonds desirable as an investment for many
reasons. the most prominent OF which ate:
FIRST: Behind them and fortifyng them is paid up
capital OF nearly s1,ocD 900.
Second: The road IL q trunk line running be-
tween the New York Central and Eric Railways and
shortening the distance seventy mles-a very great
lance properly considered. and one that would alone
render this road Q rdsi success
nara; The cost OF building the road is twice tac
mortgage. and railroad cstate Of perfect ttl.
and good for anything lie always increasing In value
These bonds real estate loan OF the best
OF half value. The cost OF single track is about $4,000
per m!lc mortgage $4,000 besides. In this case the
real estate In existence bsroye the bonds issued
fOHrh: The Mortgage Bonds on every railroad run.
ming out OF New YORK city good, and interest Ia
promptly paid on them.
FJh The total interest liz hy OF this great rail- vav
over tour hundred miles In !engh. viii be but S6OOOl
gold per annum aietr the whole line Is completed The
earnings OF single month. IL Is expected will exceed
this.
consideration of the gross receipts OF the New York
Central aud EFe Ran will be all that necessary
NC believe TO convince parties that the Mdlani will
net after ali expenses. much larger sum than i,s in.
tcrcst debt.
THE RATE OF INTEREST.
These bonds pay per cent IN gold free OF T. a
income tax and this with gll lis is equal 20 over
EIGHT PER CENT. YEAR. No rational person
could expect SAFE HIVES rMENT. WITHIN OUR
own STATE to be offered on more liberal terms thaa
these.
THE BONDS.
The bonds have > years to run; are Issued In dc.
nominations OF 81 900 bear per cent interest In
eold' iee OF Income tax are coupon registered,
with interest, payable senialuually In Now FORK GA
the lst OF January and LIST OF July.
PRICE; PAR AND ACCRUED INTEREST.
Pamphlets, circulars, &c, may be hal on application
GEORGE OPDYKE & CO.,
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GAI.-In this city. on Saturday June IS $50 bv
Judge ID, l.. lngrahan. Jane Il. Gay from George 4.
HAEToN.-ln ths city, on Tuesday. June H. 1910. BY
jude Alert CafdoEo David q. Harton from Mary n.
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MARINE fNTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE kLMAHAc--rurs nay.
sun rlses....l 81 sun scts...i il Moon 10 m
a., :. mon NATHR--TIfis iAY.
sandy Hookn VI, GOv leland 1! QJ, Hell Gate l2 90
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.,M, WOOD brothers Co have removed TO their new
carriage warerpoms 40 Broadvay. one door bciovr
ntsr nhce and are selling their stock at the cost OF
-Ilp. - NN''N i''"NNs ~ iSss YUAN Cost.
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HANFORD-pATTlsoN.-On Mond,y July o. is7o
by the kev Moses Hull Of tho resfencc.ot inc 6ride.
Bltti.on, OF New York. ~
San Francisco papers please COPY.
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EnslI.tss Notltts.

The Prctticst Woman In New York, Miss
K, well known In our fashionable society for her
dshn0ne appearance and beautiful complexion, was
once salow. roughsknnef girl chagrined at her red
mcckled face. She pitched into Harnns Magnolia
Balm, and Is now as pretty IN complexion as she Is
charming In manners. This article oyercomes freckes
tan, saliowncss, moth.patches, ring MARKS &c. and
makes one look ten years younger than they are Mag.
noha Balm for a Transparent complexion. and Lyons
Kathairon TO make the hair plentiful. iuxuriani SOFT
and delicate have no rivals. Tho Katharon prevents
the hair from turnng gray eradicates dandruG, and
the best and cheapest dressing In the world
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,tsam for September At IKE. Dressed hogs i1at!kc
we inter price for light Butter firm al the advance
f'r 10 prime, Nesbc. Cheese dull az ii XeSiiHc.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

MONDAY. August Up. M.-The volume Of husi.
ness In the various departments OF the stock EXCHANGE
has been exceedingly limited. and scarcely worthy OF
passing notice. majority Of brokers and operators
were absent during tho morning. In attendance al the
mineral Of Mr.. Benjamin Nathan, the Board HAVING
adjourned until O'Clock NJ ont OF rcspect TO tho
memory of the deceased At the afternoon session the
dealings were on restricted scale being chiefly con
hned TO Central ana Hudson stock and scr,p, Lake
shore' wabash, ana Harlem. After the call the Long
Room APPEARED quite deserted. and the sales were
trhina Last week the cques frightened tho sborts
into covering. and today Is seen the reaction with
duh and heavy market and dropping prices
The gold market has exhibited periods OF activity
put the general business has been quiet This market
appears 10 be quite under the control Of certain for
eign bankers. who purchased considerable amount,
early In The day NJ lAsSle and then nttcn,nted 10
rally the market cent. though i2ix was the high.
eat point reached. Tho most important feature I'm All
the markets an entire absence OF speculative opera
tors. and desire to avoid further ventures untll n
more settled market Is noted. or the Cable adyces
s'se moro positive indications of active Continental
operations between the French and Prussan forces
report late In the afternoon that the Puss,.n Gov
efnmont had issued cent loan at 81 y cent OF mar
Nsiue 70 the amount OF iooo0o00 tnalcrs ana equya
len, TO-, 70 sho9t tos go 600 gol had depressing feet
anees sasd Io aar %as~l md M az having bal
this nort dnrins the past week were OF
m. iIi toal since Jan Of siSpsi7. IS sssinst
tlH3AO IA isG1. rhe currency balance In Tho Treas
uryenouns to tS,OS0)O; the coin ha ance stands NJ
tlINg)o, of which SS,Is0t,0 are In cnin ccrtncates
The total elearlngs at the Gold Exchange hans We're
snce' ,jss The principal aaGa HS es RGse bal
S sA n'Ii''''''''IGE = IN Ia 5 Pm ,....t2ix
i.J L. M'''.....llS il5 $50 r. NJ. isiH BID
Foreign EXCHANGE continues dull and ql,et on the
pas OF g>flGI for ~ Gays sterl nl, ii6kaiOE Tor
sslt anu IOs A0e0lA fT commercial Friics on Paris
thankorsl were quote5At 5igA Sx Ia re oiar a.
long, and SOS lS5 Of for sbol s' ~ $50 N'''"' W
ne ma kc has been quiet and steady throughout the
Gay OF lnli,l demand, aad the rates cali ransei
irvWt 70 cent on pledge OF prime collateral The
lattr IAte being exceptional. Discounts are rnt,cr
more active m increased SUNNY OF c',in,sstr s
paper ftme mercantile ptances pas. at liD y
cent,' ne wednesday nud Thursday August Treasury
E1'I fhe' ana bond pnrctas were officially ann0unc
cepthlc eject upon the mark ~ W.
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When thc' energies have been overtnxcd
and sleep disturbed HELMBoLD'SBUCHUw works won.
ders II contains no opium morphine yet 1t governs
the Interior economy OF the human system. 1t IL adj.
minstered for diseases Of the bladder, kdneys weak.
ness, female Irregularities, s,ransuy and complaints
Incidental 70 tho urinary ORGANS o. eiiher .nx
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Total...........sG,OOO,oo0
'otal. .OOu .OOO

., me EuroIean war news had hut little effect upon
the Price OF Government bonds was OF no sboc al
Importance. 1cir was bnt lttc business done ,ithsf
before or az the Board and the matAct was ccncfniIy
steAey although there less confident feeling IN
eon,eqcnce OF the Prussan loan all dec above and
iepott mat me PTussl1n government propDsed taT
upon all foreign securities with the evident view fd
yertng investments into loans The mArNet cose1
steady and Henry Clews Co.. 81 Wall sTset, fepoIt
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hIAIe UOhds Atc dull aud Without interest. Oli Ten
cent 20 90. while Missouri Is advanced cent 20
w. Alabama S. sold NJ 99k. and New York hnnntv
bonds lOGI Bank OF Commerce shares soif az ujb
i2h In Ialiroad Imortgases transactions we're con.
nned 70 ONO and Mississippi irsts at ~ anu Central
Psc!hcs at SH. Tine following were the closing street
quot itons Tor Union Pacific securities. Frst mort.
IiK&1t; and stocS 0Hq3Jx. 'A''AsS'
On exi rene quotations \. !. Central stock tanyea
from SE 10 glH scrip, So, Ss7s Reading. aS3csSS'
Lake shore 9i.ggsJf; Wabash, SAQlsi Norilwestern
Island ilS1c;iliS s. Paul set INC preferred e
Hartford ana File sold at So, Panama rising 10 ~
SS; We note sales OF Fort WAYNE al ~ Delaware
Lackawanna and Western l05,Sl05H Morris and Is''
scr ShNg and Hannibal and 81. Joseph preferred
eesk,dIydsnd, 10Y la miscellaneous shares, Pacific
Mail sold down to 3Jk and Marlposa pr ferre 10 I1t
Eapress snares were steady vita sale. Of Adams at u
Closing prices at L. M were:
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Excursions.

A .A.-TuE EI~UiNG BANKS DAILY.
ffs saturlais eacepted-stesmer tilr VAN WIN.
NILE. captain Simmons, leaving Peek slip AT 7S1 A N
Shstophcr a. At y. NJ, and Ifer l. North River. AZ
sD a. ~ Balt, lines. Refreshments, and music on
board Fare. 81; lanes. 50 cents. ~
CHOLERA BANkS.-Thc rip Van Wake will
" Eoto the tholera y inks on Friday. August Leave
ieck sp AT a NJ; Christopher street ortn River az
MDA NJ. and Pier lat A. NJ. Baitlines, iefresn-
fae 81; ladies' 81. N''"s" p"os'
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~ e''''''''''''''..............w. d. FRkLIGH
MONDAY EVENING. and every evening during tho
week. inc popular IRISH Conedlan an Vocalist,
..,.,- -. GEO, e. DAVENPORT,
and the celebrated European artistcs,
A., THE LAWItkNCE TROUPE
In their wonderful aud beautiful
-, -. LIVING PICTURES.
Also the eccentric Comedian and Dancer
w. II. MARLIN,
and the favorite Dansucse
MISS VIOLA HOWARD
All or whom IN conjunction with the
1NIMITABLk VARIETY COMBINATION.
appear each evening In
-. AsPESDID oLto,
lncludlng NEW SONGS,
DANCES, NEGIsOTSMS, FAf,CE9, &c. 40.
Matinee SATURDAY. at oiclock
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Sabinas SanRs.

SToCK in the Elevated Railroad wanted Apply
- a Chatham Il, '''F'
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XIX E"h,n Mllar got bunIle Of rope. and
dt r W., Mah'el The box corded. Piper told him Il
so ,I o. ine wagon lie answered that he would
yoin, >, 80, seoIdtd, and would DO II himself He Has
tna 70 corr u round the middle, when Piper told
Ia nv hands, made loop aad pat il under Tic boy
." uo'Ng No, he 'ound his hands
~ STAINED WITH BLOOD.
onee CHALLENGED Mar for an explanation, fol.
Of & IN mo The street, aud would NOT lose sight
Nar tiia he Was rale In the hands OF tile police
ASt p9penei, was found to contain the body OF
% he 'ps, sne Ind boon strangled and contr ary
Bowed n natural expectation, blood had
pt,A-,h MIlsr Vas arrested. disguised as the
''"@"4H-i, clothes belonging 10 tue deceased cler
The union Democrat., 1870-07-30

TFxr BaoKs.-The following IL the list Of
tex, backs ~ adopted hy the State Board OF
l. inca'ion at its recent session:
Observation-Disclosures - instead of Eaton's.
Geography Mon,ieth's: no change.
Grammar Brawn's. instead Of Green q
Introductory and Browns series.
McGuffay's instead of Wilson'S.
Physiology Cutter's: no change
llistcry Of the United States -QuacIenbos' ;
no change-Swinton's in prospect.
Aleehra-Robinson' no change.
English mposi.ion-Quackenbos' and
Bonrelfs; M change.
Penmanship--Payson's Dunton's and
Serihner M change.
Speller-Wiison's no change.
The union Democrat., 1870-07-30
Excisrsucnt in England.

LoSDov. july 25:t-The Times publishes
pr.ierted treaty submitted hy the French
to the Prnss.an Government, and the Times
guarantees it's authenticity. The preamble
sets r,h that the king of Prussia aud En-
pernr Of the French IN order to strengthen
the friendship. etc ''cnnclude the suhiuined
treaty." In the first article Napoleon admits
end recognizes the late acquisitions OF Prus-
sia from ACstria. In the secnnd, the orus.
sian King engages to facilitate the French &C.
oniSition Of Luxembourg. In the third. the
Emperor aeqliesres in the union of the North
and South German States. Austria excepted.
In the fnrth. France finding it necessary to
absorb Belgium. Prussia lends her assistance
to that measure. Tha fifth is the usual ar
ticle of offensive AID defensive alliance be-
tween the twe nations.
LONDON. Juiy 25.-The secret treaty which
was projected between France and Prussia
monopolizes the attention here of the public.
the press and Parliament. Intense i'm lgna-
tinn il expressed NJ the duplicitv nf the Pow
ers concerned. and th, ac.inn Of Napoleon 10
considered insulting to England. Complete
ignorance of the rego,iation ia prafesspd bv
the French Embassy here. A dsnach from
Brussels saws the true account nf the treaty
ia published in the London Tmts. The Bel
GUM Governments knew nf its ex;s.anre o
short time ago. In the House of Lords. Gran
Vile. in reply to n question from Radcliffe.
said he was unable IN state where the Times
obtained the text Of the treaty. After the
announcement Of the existence of such re-
marxab.e document. it would he the duty nf
France aud Prussia Immediately and snnp,a-
neon>lv To exnlain the matter ta Europe.
nisraeli. in the Commons sn-niyh'. afer qnes-
tinning the Fnraign OFF, relative tn the re-
rnrted treatv. denounced the Gsvernment f.,r
withholding the snrresondetice. lie declared
that Engl.nd could never have tolerated such
q proposition. The extinction nf Belgium
would he calamity tn Europe. lie hoped
the G ,varnmens would give all the narfirr-
lars. Gladssana said he was sorrv the parars
were not ready for submission. and that he
would he unable 10 give the information reqn:r-
ed or 70 explain how tie project became rub
lie l's purpnrt vas certainly astounding.
D"nhtiess the Powers implicated would ex,
plain the mystery.
LoNDov. July o6.-Nearlv oil the journals
have editorisl remarks this morning on the
secret treaty. All are similar in 'fone-
France must exrlain tEis offensive freafy.n
are the words nf the Times and the hur.ian of
the London rress. TIE Times nsrtiralsrlv is
seeking Z, make this nrefext Enr. the inter.
verfion &c England in favor OF Prussia.
The attitude nf Ireland ia rlsn commented
npnr. Alter giving the details af msny
meetings recently hell in Ireland. and The
sfrnng resnlntions of svmnathv for France adj
-nrrrH. rSe' Times asserts thar the svmrssshy is
altogether due IN Cathnlirism and che cunse-
quent hatred of German Professionalism. !.
:
The union Democrat., 1870-07-30

APPROPRIATION FOR CALiFoRxiAs.--The las,
sesson If Congress- says despatch TO the
Bulletin. made the following appropriations
for the Paciti, Coast States and Territories
Branch Mint mt IAN Francisco. for salaries
and wages Of nffcials and employees and in.
cidental expenses, $3.50. .045.
For the San Francisco Mint building. $780,.
600.
Branch Mint at Carson Civ. salaries, wag
es and incidental expenses. S9l, 800.
Officers Of the Assistant Treasurer at San
Francisco. $40 200.
Fer.ifiea,ions-At Lime Poinr, 500. 900;
Fert Point, Sl00, 900; Aleatraz Island, $780,
900.
Survey Of the C"lorado river. Sl2. 200.
lifted States Coast Survey. 500. 900.
Surveyor-Gene,aI Of California and clerks
exI anses. etc., $4,000.
Su-veynr-General nf Nevada, etc., s. 800.
OF Oregon, $4,000.
For Territorial Governments in Arizona.
$33. 400; in Idaho. sec 600: in Montana, $780,
600: ia Washington. Sl5.500
The Parifo Coast States AMI Territories
will d"nhrless ge. their fnll share of the So
000 900 Indian Appropriation hill adopted in
order to save Us from u big Indian war.
The union Democrat., 1870-07-30
- =
rks.EGRaPHrC MEMS.

Hcxcxo~s, July 1.-THE British gun
heats 0pna~sum and Dwarf have gone /"
Tientsir to demand satisfaction fnrtsse recent
ou,rares on foreigners. The foreign resi-
dents M Shanghai have Leen called on IN
xol,nteer for an expedition To the same des-
tina,ion. and the French will send 4 naval
ami military so.ce from Saigon. War Is in-
eyitskla.
ST. prrrssBuRo, July ol-Evening.-tn
ta-day's = issue of an official journal Of the Em-
nire nuhii>hed in This city. the attitude ot
Russia t,wart. the cemhatants, France and
Prussia. is fully explained. The Journal
saws Russia will exert every effart to prevent
the occurrence at events by which she might
pessihly become involved. The Gear Is re-
| s..lvei 10 maintain neutrality unless Russia
! shall hecame endangered by the even,nali-
ties of the war.
C,xerxsarr. July 25-The Young MEMS
Democratic Club organized te-nighf. Resn-
lntioas were adopted opposing the intradnc~
! ton af Cn.nese lshar. and any candidate for
Congress who il not rieieed against it.
| NASHVILLE. July 25.--Th- Raiicnl Gen.
/ trail Cammittee have nominated. for Supreme
Judges. Samuel MiHgan and S.enorhan.
! far East Tennessee .Ina. Trimhle and Y. III
| Mater. f"r Middle Tennessee A win Hawkins
and w. NJ. Smith. far Wesr Tennessee.
Nkw Y.RE. July c5'h.-A verv destructive
FIRE. invo.ving the lass af nrorpr.v ameun,ing 9
IN nearlv three Quarters of million dnllars.
hrrke ons last hight in the fva-s."rv hrnwn
stone bulldog at the corner &c Broaflwav and
| Rector streats. The American Rank Nate
/ Co. lost n large number of valuahte piafas Far
the nrintine nf greenhacks. and ahont $780,
| 600 warth &c nn6ni~hel CURRENCY were hurn-
ed IN. Major & knarn. angravers ard 1.-the
graphers. the Union Trust Co.. the Della
ware and Hudson Canal Co. and others are
heavy losars.
Nav OsLeASs. July o5th- Yesterday one
hundred and fiftv Chinese. on n plantation
near he city. becoming dissatisfied. se,zed
Cuni Wing. the Chinese contractor. and held
him as a hostage. lie was released hv the
police. aud the ringlaaders were arrns.ad
CnIcAGn. July o6.h.-Tne Tfmes' Wash.
/ ingten special SAYS the Administration has
decided tn put the navv on something Of n
war fonring. Orders have been izsaed tc
Commandants Of Navy Yards To hasten with
all possible speed the complexion nf repairs o
everv vessel thai can he CAT into commission
This order created great activity nj all snec.nl
naval stations. and IL nromnrlv c.rried oni
the Navv Department will Ne mile tn reir.
force "nr En,onean srna.!rnr with eight o,
ter tffi.iout vessels IN .hnnt two months
NEw YORK .Tniv oGrh.-A meeting ,f MI
manufacturers of silk in rhe Unied States Is
called here. On Friiav next. TO consider the
nr..moti.n ef he silk in,erast On the Pacific
Ceas.. Manufacturers hero pr,nosA 10 or
rar.'ze company TO assist the silk culture oi
/ California.
The union Democrat., 1870-07-30
The war In Enrepr.

From the general tehor Of the rews from
Europe. IL was expected that battle wonld
have been fugght befre this tine. When II
was ennoanced that France had made hos
tile demons,ratien against Prassiait was gen.
erally believed tnat the French we're all ready
to resort to the clash Of arms. Il now seems
that declaration cf-war was made firse- and
preparations for il after. The telegraph has
been busy giving large amount Of nnimror-
tans matter until the excitement has cooled
down to considerable extent, and many ex-
press the belief that their will be little or no
Hghting. Europe 10 greatly egta,ed and
going on between the different nations. as
there Is war measures between the helliger-
ents. II will he far hetfer if the difficulties
can be settled in a civil manner thaa by re-
sort to the old barharic custom of killing and
plum ,ering. If n peaceful solution OF the
present complications cannot be hal. it seems
more than propabfe that all tho nations of
the continent as well as England will become
entangled in universal war;. The govern
ments Of France and Prussia. now in TIE fore
ground are making every nossible prepara-
tion for offensive and defensive Purposes.
The Prince of Wales has left England. 20 use
his influence with Denmark, who favors
France, to change her attitude in favor Of
Prussia. Russia and Austria yet remain
neutral and Spain denies being other than
neutral. The present condition Of things
cannot last long, the troubles must culminate
in settlement either peacefully or by the
sacrifice Of human life. In England the ex-
istence nf secret tresty with the consent of
Prussia IA well rs France Is believed 10 lie
true. and ia there regarded rs an insult tn
England If the whole matter can he made
to entnngle all tie nations as to foreshai-
ow war of such magnitude that the iestruc-
tim and devastation will be Of such extent
that their hetter judgment will cause them
all to avoid fighting. it will be cause of re.
ioicing to the whole world. War settles
nothing except that might makes right. With
the bnasted civilization Of the age il is time
that the barbarism Of war should he done
awa7 with.
The union Democrat., 1870-07-30


SUPERINTENDENT FIrzsERAap's ST,TrMEx7
About Sc1roni. BanKs. az there has haen ~
State. in relation to the action Of the Super.
in,endent uf Public Instrnctian and the
Board of Education. in making change oi
some Of the textbooks used in our Publ,
Schools. it is right and proper after being un.
justly abused that they should have On orpor.
tnHity to be heard. On the first page of to-
days paper we publish an official s:atemen,
Of Rev. o: P. Fitzgerald which should be
carefully read by NIL parents and guardians
or other persons who feel an interest in the
welfare of our Common Schools, that they
may fairly understand the action which has
teen SC violently assaulted.
The union Democrat., 1870-07-30

CANDIDATES FOR G,vERSoR.-Some of the
papers have mentioned the following gentle
men as candidates for Governor. on the Dem
ecratie side John $. lIagar. William Watt.
Gen. Stoneman. Joseph P. Ilcga. s. NJ. VIII
son. Philip A. Roach. j. W. Mandeville, A.
IT. Rose. s. B. Axtell. Frank McCnprin. c.
T. Pyland and Cen. n. D. Colton. On the
Repuhiean side Gen. John F. Miller, Rnmu.
aldo Paeheca. F. w Roberts. Newton Booth.
Eugene L. Sullivan. T. G. Phelps. Thos. II.
Selby and John Bidwell. II il stated that
Gov. IIaight will not be candidate for re
election.
The union Democrat., 1870-07-30
Total
Sonorl. July o3l. 1870.
GnAs.norrrRs IN Cos AxorLrs.-The Sta

GRAssnorrERs IN Los ASGELEs.-The Sta,
Of July 2od., gives these particulars:
We regret to have 20 state that the rarsce'
of these pests are continuing among us. W.
heard Yesterday that Trey have made consid
rrahle threads nro7 the corn cr"n in the
Monte. and IN the San Gabriel. The name
of one Of our friends. Brenson. ef the Monte.
was mentioned ~ having hast fourteen acres
or corn hv their derrs nations. GRAY. on the
San ,hriel, has nlso heen n verv heavy lose.
from the same cause. A. San Jose, the de.
etrne,ian haS been dreadful. whole rlanta.
t;ans having heeu desola,ed nf everything in
the shane ef vegetation. This il certainly ~
dsrlorahle state af affairs. and destruction ia
renresertea ~ continuing, wi,hout anv rros.
poet of n le,-nr while anv green herb ia sn he
found. "a feed the Unsuitable nav of these
monsters.
The union Democrat., 1870-07-30

CONTEMPLATED DnNATioN The Bulletin ci
the 20sh inst. SAYS: Several weeks ago.
Capt t'eni .min Richardson. of Chicago. sent
two agen's ta this State TO confer with the
Regents of the State University with refer.
ence 10 contemplated donation. o. So0D. ZOO
for the erection Of university huild,ngs
These agents have completed their work.
started East Yesterday .o report the result II
their investigations. Capt. Richards was
an early resident Of California. and ia tie
ewner of property in this city worth nearly
$1,000. .000 He has already given 70 n Un'-
versity inone Of the Western States $3.50, 900.