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DOMINION or CANADA.

Refusal 10 Pass the steamer ChicOra Through
the SAINT 81. Marie Canal.
COLLfN6woOD May ls 1870
The steamer Chlcora arrived at seven O'Clock this
evening, having again been refused permission TO
pass Saut st. Marie Canal. Colonel Bottom, com
mandlng the British forces, walSed on General
Cooke in command OF the district and asked the in.
tenions OF the American government with regard 10
the CbicOra. General Cooke replel:-"My inS,ruc.
tons are absolute. Nothing whatever connec cd
with the Red River expedition can pass the canal
Cntcora UaS-.
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TIE NATIONAL GAME.
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Mutual VS.. Drient.ll--sc0re 30 to L.
Notwithstanding the one-slded character of the
game played yesterday at the Union grounds, it was
very pretty display OF the beauties of the pastme
Towards the close tue Mutuals were On their
sharpest points to prevent the Orientas from scor-
ing bur despite their efforts one run was secured,
ami that one in the nick of time. The ael ding on
both sides extraordinarily sharp, the score to
hn cor nniWiL anNinv..-
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Owe. lreo Tor all ages for club purse OF $3.50. with
the ollowing entrics:--J. Winsnte's = IN. Amber
ana BeSsilk's q. a. Aueroid. In the pools Aneroid
M wLs SOLD iof 800 and Amber for 500. with but tcw
takers. In the nrst heat Aneroid's rider pulled him
,ot yho trs.dt, cfOWng Amber agdinst the fence
fopi riding was elaine ana allowci,
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The Unions defeated the Keysones Of Philadelphia
yesterday, the score being Is to 10.
The Olympics of Washington yesterday defeated
the Athletics Of Philadelphia, the standing IA
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Died.

ONEiLI.-MArTrE L., youngest daughter o. Henry
ONciv, aged years and months.
The friends and relatives OF the family are respect
fully invited TO attend che funeral, from the resi-
dence Of her father, las West twentieth street, on
SATURDAY morning, at nine O'Clock. The remains
will be taken TO BroDxyIlle.
[F0r other Deatts see rim Pagel
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The Board OF Aldermen met yesterday afternoon,
but there not being members enough present TO dis
pose OF any general orders the Board adjourned.
without tralsacting any business, untu Monday
next. AT two p NJ.
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The Board OF Assistant Aldermen met yesterday
afternoon, the President. Mr. Reilly, presiding.
After the minutes OF the previous meeting were read
and approved message was rec ived from his
Honor the Mayor yetOing resolution passed by the
Board directing the compilation or cases In which
the city has been either plainiin or defendant AS
there were only tfteen members present no general
orders were adopted, and on motion, the Board adj
journcl till Monday
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CUBA.

Execution Of n Cuban Patriot ar Fort
CaDaRas.
AAvANA, May 49, 1870.
kicaruo CASANOVA, planter OF villa Clara, ior-
merly connected with the iasurrocaon was executed
to-day at Fort UaDanas. lie met his death with
hrmness.
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NEW YORK CITY.
Local and Police Items and Minor Parag-
raphs OF Metropolitan News.

The following record win show the changes in tins
temperature OF the weather for the past Gwentytour
hours In comparison with the corresponding Gay OF
last year. as Indicated 10y the thermometer at Hui-
nuts pharmacy. HERALD Building, Broadway. cor
N M N N
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Change i'm the Dominion Cabinet.

HALIFAX, May ls. 1870.
DR.. TGpper enters the Dominion Cabinet as Re-
ceiver General IN place OF Mr. Kenny, who mas been
appointed Governor OF Manitoba.
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The starting Iu this race was wretched. The result
proved tina, the bay gelding George W. Patterson
was he better horse, although he was the east
thonghtof by the betting fraternity.
He won the second, third and fourth heats, secur-
Ing first money; the chestnut ge,dng taking second
and the chestnut gelGing thlrd prizes.
The following is
SUMMARY.
SAME DAY.--Purse OF S1,o0o--$s00 to the first
horse, 5000 to the second, 500 to the third; mile
heats, best three in five. In hal ness for horses that
never beat 2:4a.
J. II. Doty entered b. 6. Geo. w. Patter-
L
J. H. Whtson entered ch. Y. Clarence 2
Dan Mace entered ch. G. Little Dan...4 1
Ben Daniels entered III. Village Girl. 2 dis.
John Loyelt entered blk. III. Kate
MCGOWAN. Observation-Disclosures. dis.
W. II. Saunders entered blk nj. EX-
pertinent. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. DIR.
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paragraph appeared in this column yesterday
mentioning the decease OF Mrs. Emily Miller, whom
the police reported to have been under the influence
OF st.nuants at the time OF her death Mrs. Miller
was not addicted LO the use OF intoxicating DIR nks,
and her decease was the result of flt of apopexy.
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the police reported to have been under the influence
OF st!mulants at the time OF her death. Mrs. Miller
was not addicted Ia the use OF intoxicating DIR nks,
and her decease was the result of ut OF apopexy.
At the annual meeting Of the New York state
Press Association at the Metropolitan Hotel yester-
day officers were chosen for the ensuing year fol-
lows-President. Joseph Warren, or Buffalo; Secre-
tary and Treasurer, Ellis II. Roberts, OF Utica; and
the following to constitute, with the President ana
Secretary the executive committee. J. NJ. Francis,
orTfoy; J. G. Cuyler, OF Albany; Carroll r. Smith.
Of Syracuse George q. Cooper, OF Rochester; James
s. ThurStOn, OF Elfnira.
Tomorrow Will he a great day In Brooklyn. The
chivaiy OF the oden times represented by the bogus
but pucky chivalry of Southern States will con-
test at Prospect Park, be ore wondering thousands,
with helmet and blade IN the fashion, dress and cour-
bouquets. The spectacle OF u tournament common
enough in the south, will be presented TO our won
dering citizens In a yle and fashion which 1t Is
hoped Will ensure It's success as an entertainment.
On Wednesday evening detectives Evans and Null
ligan, OF Twenty-ninth precinct, arrested James
Carrell. alias Pops, at the corner OF Broadway and
Twenty-third street on charge OF picking pockets.
The prisoner was arragned before Justice Shand-
ley. at JeiiersOn Market, yesterday morning and
while waiting TO be dIspO ed of. Notwithstanding the
assist in the discharge Of the watch returns the
prisoner walked through The whole die, and making
his way to the street, escaped.
The complimentary concert and hop given by the
Sheerlng Arms Bazaar to the members OF the
Thirty seventh regiment took place last evening at
the armory, at the junction or Broadway and Sixth
avenue The two large rooms OF the building were
made use OF on the OCCASION and the south was,
In particular beautifully decorated little nags beiug
hung in profusion from cords strung from one gas
jet to another. The officers of the regiment ap.
peared In fun uniform and great many OF the
bers in civilians ures5. There not a very nune-
attendance before ten O'Clock, but Shortly after
that hour the gay throng that had gathered within
were joined by carriage load after carriage load OF
guests both ladies' and gentlemen. The hop a
truly enjoyable affair." and the bind did Its musical
utmost to add to its attractiycDess. In fact the
mnsc-exclusve OF the elegantly dressed ladies' at
the hopwas the principal feature OF the evening 8
entertainment II may be s0d In conclusion that IL
yesterday inadvertently stated that the affair
TO have come of on Wednesday evening; but the
crowds at the armory last night showed that what
rightly belongs to one day cannot rghUuy be
usurned by another.
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A New British Canal Called For.

TORONTO, May 10 1870.
The Globe and telegraph this morning have strong
articles in favor OF building canal on British
ground round Sault St. Maie and that the privileges
now enjoyed by American vessels In Canad an canals
snail cease until the question { issue is adj usted.
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ALI Er,,ntinns YnnIsl,

from The face bosom arms other part Of Che body
under the eject OF STAfFORDS IRON AND SULPHUR
POWDERS. The iron quckcns the circulation, and the
sulphur frees the blood from anything of irritating
nature and brings II 10 the surface the form subtle
fluid which cxhaed through the millions Of ilc orfces
which vcne the system through the skin The the
Powders accomplish is perfect because they obcrae the
causes Of the disagreement No outward application will
this
Sold by druggists Package ~ Powders 81 Packages,
so so Mailed free. Money sent at risk.
HALL 4 RUCKEl 2lS Greenwich street, New York
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THE INDIANS.
Arrival of Red Cloud and Warriors Mt Fort
EeItermaa.

CHsYENNE, May 10, 1870.
A telegram from Fort Fetterman says that Red
Cloud aud John Richard. with 500 Sioux, arrived
there yesterday morning. Red Cloud Richard and
aoout twenty OF the principal men will probably
leave FOR Washington tomorrow. reaching Cheyenne
nl four or lye days. They hoid council today.
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THE INTERNATIONAL YACHT RACE
The British Press in Dlsparagement Of
the SapphO'S Victory.
What the Writers Assert and
Claim for the Cambria.
How the SapphO Was Manned
and Sailed.

BY special cable telegram from LONDON We have
the following report of the state of feeling which ex-
lists IN England relative 10 the result OF the yacht
race contests between the Cambria and Sappho:--
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MASSACHUSETTS rs.
Election Of Directors Of the Atlantic and Pa
cific Railroad Company.

Boston, May 49, 1870.
AT the annual meeting OF the Atlantic and Pacific
Railroad Company to-day the following Board of
Directors was chosen:-M Messrs Francis Il. Hayes
Uriel Crocker Isaac Rich, Jacob Sleeper, Charles j.
Morrill, ana George s. Curtis of Boston; Andrew "
Stout, New York; Frederick Billings, Woodstock
Vt; Andrew Pierce, Jr., st. LOUIS; Vim. ii. CoIin,
Clyde. N. Y. Oliver Ames NORTH East0n, Mass.
James Seligman, New York; Charles Il. Harwood,
Springfield, Mo.
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Dea.t. of Artist.

LONDON, May ~, ISI0
David 0ctavfus Hill, r. 8. A., the eminent Scotch
landscape painter died to-day in his sixty-eightd
Year.
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Commercial Marine.

LIVERPOOL, May 10, 1870.
The Liverpool Chamber of Commerce object to the
new shipping code as amentably imperfect.
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A First ssIncident.'' -
The Bank Return.

The Prince Imperial fell from velocpede to-day
and sprained his foot.
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CHINA.
Condition nj the Crops.

LONDON. May 10 1870.
Dispatches rom Hong Kong. via Bombay, give
natterlng accounts OF the prospect oil tne Tea anu
silk crops, which said co promise largely above
their average yield.
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ENGLAND.

Parliamentary Prosyrcss-The Marriage Law,
the Irish and lted River Questions.
LONDON, May 10, 1870.
The House OF Lords tonight discussed the bill
iegazing marriage with deceased wife's sister,
which came up for its second reading. Lord Hough-
ton advocated the abolition OF the restriction. He
cited Talmudic authority TO prove that such mar
riages had the San tion OF the remoest antIqulty.
The Duke OF Marlborough opposed and the MAJ
qu1s Of Lansdowne favored the bill
The Bishop of Ely made speech against the bill,
founding his argument on his experiences among
the poor
Tie Earl OF Kimberley. Willie he secuted the texts
cited from Leviticus, maintained that such unions
as this bill would permit were essentially immoral.
The bill was refused second reading by ma
jority OF four. and the House adjourned
In the House OF Conmons tonight Lord Milton ad
dressed an inquiry to Mr.. Gladstone touching trade
licenses in the Red River aud Saskatchewan districts
of North America. Mr. Stanscld rose 10 reply TO the
question. Lord Milton took offence and left the
chamber. Nj. Stansfeid proceeded to explain that
che Hudson Bay Company who still had control OF
these territories, required no licenses.
Erie Railroad Stock-Ncw York Morality.
LONDON, Nay 10, 1870
The London Times this morning has remarkably
nent OF the Erie Railway aairs, and the pur
sued in relation to the shares in the stock market
The writer asserts that the standard OF commercial
morality is lower in the city OF New York than it
anywhere else In the world. What here In England
would be deemed crimes are there regarded as mas
eerpieces Of Gnancierng. 1t concerns the American
people to purge themselves of this reproach though
it Will be task equal in difficulty to the abolition
Of slavery.
liz It Bohemian, or rs It Trnes
LONDON, May 10, 1870.
The London telegraph this morning has sensa-
tiondl paragraph giving the strength and plans of
che Fcnan organization in this country.
The Bunk Return.
LONDON, May 19, 1870
The Official report OF the Bank OF England mace
pubnc to-day, shows that the amount of specie In
vault has increased G223 900 sterling since the last
report
Commercial Marine.
LIVERPOOL. May 49, 1870.
The Liverpool Chamber Of Commerce object to the
new shipping code as lamentably imperfect
Death of Artist.
LONDON May 10, 1870.
David Octavus Hill, r. 8. A., the eminent Scotch
landscape painter, died to-day, in his sxty-eighJd
voar
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ThLEGRAPHIC NEWS
FR ON
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
Napoleon Preparing PlcbiScitum Speech
for the French Nation.
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Arrests Of Regicide Conspirators In Paris and
More Bombs Found.
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The Spanish Throne Question
Coming to Crisis.
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Accident to the Prince Impe-
rial OF France.
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FRANCE.
Napoleon and the Lesislature--A Royal pie-
bis seitum speech.

PARIS, May 10, 1870.
The Emperor will visit the Chambers SATURDAY
next aud receive the Official announcement OF the
vote on the pebisc,tuDl. He win then deliver IN
address, which, 1t IS said, Will be an expression OF
gratitude to the people and promise to fulhl all
liberal aspirations
The ceremony the occasion will be similar 10
that OF the opening or ihs Climbers Tie Senators,
Deputies, members Of the Cabinet hign officials OF
tine government and principal digntarles Of the
Court VIII be present.
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bad for the Radicals.

1|r PAKIS, MAY ~, ISsU.
1t is reported that the Italian banker Cernuschl
will not receive PERMISSION to return to France.
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Methodist Protestant Conference.

BALTIMORE May l3, 1870.
This was the twelfth day Of the Methodist Pro.
testant Conference. After the usual preliminary
exercises a resolution was adopted recommending
to the Annual Conference the call Of a general
convention IT, be held in Lynchburg, va on the
first Friday in May, 1871, for the purpose OF con.
s!derng certain alterations i'll the constitution OF the
Jhurch.
Attention was called to teegraphic statement
that message had been received from this Con-
ference by the General Conference or the Methodist
Episcopal Church South, proposing q consolidation
OF the TWO churches. This statement Is incorrect no
such proposition having emanated from this General
Conference.
The appointment Of fraternal messengers to the
next General Conference OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church South, was vested IN the President, with In
structlons to make the appointments when he ascer.
tains where tine Conference Is TO be held
The report OF the Committee on Literature was
adopted, with a resolution that the Western Mary.
land College IL recommended 10 the confidence and
support Of the Methodist Church.
The report OF the Committee on Home and Foreign
Missions was adopted. 1t recommends q union Of
the Des Molnes mission and the Illinois onfercnCe
under the name OF the Illinois and Des Motnes Mis-
sion Conference, and defines the boundaries of the
same and urges upon the Annual Conference the
Importance OF giving hearty support to the Board
or Missions
After The adoption of vote of thanks to the
President or the Conference and q response by him
the exercises were concluded with 8ppropriate re-
llglous ceremonies. The Conference then al djourned
Stne ale.
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4 Dialogue between TIVE Old sports.-
"Why does America require Rcs,orer ?'' "Brcause II is
badly phalin and vitality injured since boys"
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The Bunk Return.

LONDON, May 19, 1870.
The official report OF the Bank Of England mace
public to-day, shows that the amount of specie In
vault has increased G223 900 sterling since The last
Tsnort.
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The General Conference Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church south. ut Memphis.


The General Conference of the Methodist Episcopal
Church South met at the usual hour this morning.
Bishop Payne presiding. The Committee on Itin-
erary presented report severely crticsing the man.
ner in which the bO KS and records OF the Fnnua
Conference are kept and proposing uniform sys-
tenn for keeping the same The report was adopted
The Committee on EpiscOpacy made lengthy re-
port on the subject ofthe veto power OF the bishops
10 the effect thai the General Conference, by two-
thirds vote, may overrnle bishops veto. The re-
port was made the special order Tor Saturday next.
The Committee on boundaries made an elaborate
report recommending changes in the boundaries OF
nearly every annual conference; also creating the
following new conference-:-North Mississippi,
caieny composed OF the Memphis Conference; the
White river Conference, within the present Arkan-
sas Conference Los Angeles, subdWlding the
Pacific Conference; Kansas aud Nebraska, out Of
portions OF the ST. Louis ana Missouri Conferences:
Fast Missouri ana West Missouri out OF
the Missouri Conferences Alabama and North Ala
oaraa OF the Conference in Mississippi, ana also
OF territory not included In the boundary or North
Mississippi
An amendment to create the Conference of West
North Caroiua principally out OF the Holstoa Con-
ference. produced an animated discussion The
amendment was finally laid on the table.
The report was then taken up and discussed.
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LVNUUN, MHy ~, IolU
The amount OF bullion IN hand at the Bank OF
France to-day is 100000 francs greater than
last Thursday.
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AVVTHHt VVNIIltIlIUTt ytsJtTuHY. UU
Average temperature for corresponding date
last year ar........................ 81
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Presbyterian Assembly in Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, May 10 IS70
The General Assembly Of the Southern Presby-
terian Church met In the Second Presbyterian
church at eleven o'clock A. NJ, and was opened
with an able sermon 10y Rev. Stuart Robinson D. D.,
Moderator OF the last Assembly. After the sermon
Rev. Il. L. Dabrey, d. D., Of the Onion theological
Seminary, Virginia. was elected Moderator ana the
Rev. James H. Wall OF Georgia, tempo airy clerk.
The Assembly then adjourned until tomorrow
morning.
A large number OF eminent divtnes ofthe Sonth are
present. and questions OF great Importance will come
before the Assembly. Among the eminent men pre-
of virginia; Rev. Dr.. Palmer and Rev. DIR. w. G.
Dunlap, OF Louisiana; Rev. Or. Ross, c. A. Stillman,
u. d., and Rev. DR.. Petrie OF Alabama; Rev. DR.. J.
w. Miller, and Rev. s. A. King, of Texas; Rev. ]. A.
LION. OF mississippi; Rev. II. N. hopkins and Rev.
DR.. stuart Robinson, Of Kentucky; Rev. Allen
wright, Governor VI the Choctaw nation.
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CINCINArrI, May 10, 1870.
The General Synod OF the Reformed Presbyterian
Church, OF North America, began its session last
night. Rev. NJ. Harsham. the retiring moderator
preached the opening sernoa About forty dele.
gates are present from Nova Scotia, New YORK.
Brooklyn Pittsburg, Philadelphia, Illinois, Wiscon.
Siu an Iowa.
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Erie Railroad stock-Ncw York Morality.
Ii II Bohemian, or rs It Trres

LONDON, May 10, 1870.
The London telegraph this morning has sensa-
tiondl paragraph, giving the strength and plans Of
che Fcnian organization in this country.
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Cabinet Tendencies.

LONDON, May 10. 1870.
The Duke de Gramont, the newly appointed French
Minister OF Foreign Affairs, is known to be anti.
Prussian in feeling and policy.
Lord Milton, having returned, gave notice that he
should repeat his inquiry TO Mr.. Gladstone tomor-
row. This exhibition OF temper produced quite
sensation in the House.
After skrmish over che Edin0nds case the House
went into committee on the Irish Land bll
An amendment was proposed by Sir John Gray
enabling holders to free their lands the tenant
rights created by the act. After an Improbable
discussion the amendment was lost by majority OF
2ss.
After the rejection of other amendments the COM
Mittee rose and the House adjourned.
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Arrest Of Conspirators-NTore Bombs.
PARIS, May 10, 1870.
The police made several more arrests to-day OF
persons believed to be connected with the regicide
plot
Some houses were searched and more bombs
found.
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Canbr. IL ony he first tic nautical tnat have
prepared shocS the nerves o. tue bsh ynchs'nrn
and efed Americans generally bini!ng their btows w
each souvenir OF Niimpha kNoA, IN
the form OF a handsome Hat FROM 2s Broadway, fu
ton street great haers present issue OF hesdcar y
the most desirable ever issued from his
establishments
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Dan Mace entered b. III LYDIA Thomp
SON. ..........-.... ..........s.s...... D l l.
sears s........... ...... ........ 8 2 Q
II. Roden entered CHI. &. Finnegan. 3 8
Il. Reamer entered ch. &. Colonel
Fisk formerly No NaDie,.. A
Ben Dalias enGered b. &. Butcher Boy. S
Johu ). Baker eBtercd %. z. Tom
Keeler formerly Cayuga Chief. 1 2 dis.
w. II. Saunders entered b. III. Belle OF
CYuS.....--... .ur.
G. Taylor entered g. III. Snowflake. ar.
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Base Bull Notes.


To-day, Mutuals and Eckfords, a. Union groun
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Gc,tic,ner's Hats, Dress aud lnhrcss, f"s
spring aud summer. wARNcCK CO. ois broadway
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-14

The St. Louis Democrat contains the fol
lowing:
Upon the stocks at Berkenhead, England.
Messrs j. X. COnler & Co. are now build
ing an iron steamship for the st. Louis and
New Orleans grain trade. This first vessel
is to be called the ''St LOuis;' she is to be
1850 tons gross burthen, 309 feet long, IS
feet beam, and "a feet inches in depth. A
spar plan of her is now on exhibition at the
Exchange. where it attracts general atten-
ton. Mess1s Meeker, Knox & Co.. 40 Ca
rondelet street, New Orleans, are authorized
to take subscriptions to the stock of the
company building this vessel. More vessels
are to follow, until weekly-possibly semi
weekly line of steamers, especially adapted
to the requirements of the through grain
trade have been put afiOat. So, it will be
seen, the great water route is to be fully
equipped with the needed facilities at last.
and our rapidly increasing trade in grain
will gain fresh impetus until st. Louis will
be without a rival as primary grain hand
ling city. But that this line of steamers
will accomplish more for us than to- increase
the volume of grain business none can doubt
Direct importatiOns, direct mails, direct i'm
migration. and a broader development of
trade. traffic, travel. and commercial inter-
course in general, will result. Success to
the line, say we.