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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-08-04
THE VIRGINIA SPRINGS.
A serenade TO Mr.. Davis.

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, August 8.
Ex-President Davis, Governor Walker and
ex-senator Mason were serenaded late last
night. Mr.. Mason made no response, being
unwell. Governor Walker spoke briefly, ex-
pressing his regret at the dismembernens Of
Virginia. Mr.. Davis made short and elo-
auent response. Avoiding political illusions
altogether, he said:
my Friegds-Accep. my thanks for your
kindness. Thrown Ike waif upon llfe's
shore, have always met with that kind treat
ment at the hands Of virginiaas, which is an
evidence more of your generosity than OF my
own merit. Even in the lowest borders OF
Virginia have net with the warmth of a
highland welcome. May God, in His mercy,
bless you and keep you from every Ill. May
your prosperity be as wide as your borders.
May your homes be peace. This is the earnest
prayer of him who has 70 more to say to YOU
or this occasion" Loud chee;ing.]
Mr. Davis is looking remarkably we'll ard in
fine spirits, and though very retiring, he has
Rad to undergo the ordeal Of shaking hands
With nearly everybody.
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put him up to. He admitted that 1t had been
charged that Scott ,caS thief. Well, If 1t
could be shown that Carpenter was not thief,
he for one would take the hand Of any man
of the Reform party who would let him and
go with him. He would most positively vote
was the nominee for Governor, he would go
with him also; but the idea of voting for Judge
Carpenter, who had been shown not TO be
thief, was preposterous; and snonmely
wound up ''thusly::" ''No man wants to see
an honest administration ,oorSe than do" He
was repeatedly called to order, but without
effect An insinuation In the crowd that pos
sibly he had better ask Judge Carpenter. when
he comes along, to explain the negative ne
proposed, induced him in maudlln way to
close up tor while.
Sasportas, with an intense air Of wisdom,
and with bis head closely shaved against heat
and all other annoyanees, here got up and eX-
going back, If necessary, to the days of Martin
Luther; but killed everything byproposing the
paradox that Reform could be best had In
the Ring.
Myers continued on the rampage, and about
this time arose with look Of solemn indigna-
ton, wanting to know ifhe was ruled out OF or
der; in that event he would leave. His party sent
him, but he would 60. No one objecting, and
no Instructions being placed in his way, he
olA uSh ooS Aoi VIC NOOAy NHki 'AohEo 'S.
him some score of ''clacquers' whom he had
brought along to applaud his brilliant effort,
and see him out This was the only occur
renee of any consequence tending to mar the
harmony of the meeting. 1t was evidently got
up for the purpose OF breaking 1t up. But the
assembly was a trihe to strong and too deter
mined In their good purpose, and too much &C
customed to order and dccency, to be disturb
ed by any such demonstrations.
Besides the crowd Of colored men who came
In and went ont with Myers, and among whom
the distinguished politician, Joseph Larkins,
(whose name it would never do 10 omit mention
of was prominent with his stove-pipe hat,
there was goodly number of others who lis-
tened with attention and respect to all said,
and manifested disposition to learn and be
put Alright. The fact that these people are
bound down by their obligations to the inta-
nous League, and are therefore not free to
vote as they please, is beginning to come home
to Them forcIbly, and the sensible ones are
growing restive under 1t.
The meeting adopted suitable resolutions
and the platform OF the Reform party, and ad-
iourned with the conviction that there was
every reason to be sanguine Of success IN the
coming campaign, and that If our citizens who
desire honesty In our government and Reform
of the present corrupt administration will only
vote, we will elect Carpenter and Butler By an
overwhelming majority.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-08-04
SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

The Goodyear Vulcauits Company have be-
gan suit against ta@ Richmond, Va, dentists
for an infringement of patent.
Some fixed ammunition exploded at Fortresa
No lroe, killing four meu and woundng QUE
man. The building took fire and the bursting
shell fell in all directions.
The Catholic party IN Belgium have been
succes ,ful ~ tue late elections.
Ihe Austrlad press is generally exnl.snt ut
The abrogaGion OF the Coucor3lt.
a London dispa!cn says that Madam, Mill
son is paid EDS 010 sterling for six molths'
contract TO gin. in the Uoitod States. She Is
10 receive $500 as a git on starting for
America.
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WASHINGTON ITEMS.

WASHINGTON. August 8.
The revenue today is over one million.
Bank dividends declared on the llsh July
though payable on Augustl are liable 10 q "a
OF five per cent.
The total treasury disbursements for july
exclusive ofinterest, are over sl,25o,ooo.
The steamer Guard is ordered to Labrador
for the protection OF the American shlppin
interests.
Strenuous efforts are about to be made to =
sacrr. III. pardon of the Fenian General
O'Neil.
The French minister has been officially in
formed by his government that war exists be-
tween France and Prussia
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THE STATE CANVASS.
TIE Reform AProINTMENTs.
Especial. TELEGRAM TO THE NEws.l

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE NEws.l
COLUMBIA, August 3.
The Executive Committee of the Union Re
form party announce the following appoint
ments for public speaking by the Reform can
didates:
Liberty Hill, August 9th.
Darlington Courthouse, September 9Th.
Chesterfield Courthouse, September 9TH.
Bennettsville, September 9th.
Florence, September 10th.
Marion Courthouse, September 18th.
Kingstree, September l4th.
Manning, September letn.
Orangeburg Courthouse, September ls:h.
BarnweI Courthouse, September 2lst.
White HaH, Colleton, September 23d.
Beaufort, Septemberi25th. CoRsA1R.
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SPECIE SHIPMENTS .

NEW YORK, Augusta
The Cuba and Manhattan take out million.
, 1870-07-04

july i, 1859. July !, 1870.
Five per cent bond8...$ q, ,bs9 800 SOC
slx per cent bonds-.... t,s56a 400 1,ssos61, ,4o0
, 1870-07-04

uent, End e .~a ID sery much concerned
It tE!n state 4rs. suppose the ir1sh
know what the. aant, but I really do not. It
is dsp1orab1e that they should be SO dlseon-
tented their Nay Of shooting at landowners
from lnhind hedges is really too bad. Despite
OF aatuml in Ireland, visit tho country, and
run ~ r1skA. II this could do any good. And
H. there re Iriahmen who wiah to
XII me, why 10 they not try to do 80 in
London. mateaaot waiting until l visit their
country 40 nt mean to ssy should hke
men theM 70 aa nlo On n mo am too good lover Of
getting tired Of tie lifa 1ead f1use' hera and I
should be delighted to do .ometliue to mako
myself friends in Ireland. he Irish have ex-
cellent hearts, and are the be. soldiers in tho
world, Dc they make as good 3,ailors Chill
tends they do not, and dare say L ought to
viii return in July, and Il 70 70 nre e
then in England We reckon On your Warming
your new rooms at sandringham the Eince
Of Wales country seat.1 The house is nesrly
finished, and will really be quite pretty: AK
is becoming little impertinent, and some.
times I seriously think OF snmmoniug the
Usher Of tho Black Rod; but be certain, il
the execution be inevitable, it slall take
place mira 7nuros. Joking apart, he il a
nice little fellow, who il growing fast like tbs
other chickens. But know you lucky
bachelors cannot. sympathize With the father
Of five BARNS. Alex, .e.ys: "Oh! bachelors
are so eelfshi' am OF her opinion, but
TAyra will not hear word said against you.
OF course you do not caro- snap what Thyra
esys, and you will e1cuse the simplicity Of "a
fair maiden Of seventeen" She is becoming
more beautiful than ever, but SIZE looks more
~ n nf UNI -1f fs,Tn : keH
and the wife Of tho hereditary Grand Duke oi
RuBaia than Alex. uish you safe voyage
Take caro- Of yourself, old fellow.
Your adectiouate brother, BERJ1E.
, 1870-07-04
The Great Kentucky Sale OF Stock.
AiffHN GN. {lt11k 81 H7ftean0udents affhe ndreE,

Aiduay, Ey. {Juns eo} Correspondence e5the Daren-
On Wednesday Per OF fd5s'f tfiz saak fosa inst
was present at the sale by auction OF thor
oughbred and trotting horses, Alderney COWS,
a J. Alexander, Of Woodburn Farm, Wood
ford County, Ky, near Spring Station, on the
Louisville, Frankfort l. Lexington Railroad
Spring Station is about fifteen miles from Lex
lhgton; Thinking TINT some OF your readers
might be interested in learning the result Of
the same, I will, with your permission, endeaT-
OF to place it before them. 7 shall taks it for
granted that everybody knows this to be the
headquarters for tho finest race horses in the
United States. The sale began at 3 few min
utes past 10 a. m., and vas concluded in about
four hours. should Judge there were nearly
GOO people present. A IS email sprinkling" Of
ladies and representatives from all parts OF
the Union were on the ground. In the LIST Of
buyers is Colonel Saunders Bruce, editor OF
the Turf, Field and Farm. It wall be remark
cd that If Ct tie ttotting hogsea sold Beulahr :"
rest (noW owned by ". s. Sample, OF vincennes,
Leo County, Iowa, brought the highest price.
This fly was sold to Junius Smith, Of Jessa-
mine County, Ky, for 500, and when e1-
hibited in the ring looked exactly like her
site, IN form, color aud action. Another one
J. Mcconnell, Of Ohio, for s240. The auc-
tioneer stated the terms of sale to be cash
and began his energetic harangue by offering
thoroughbred brood mares.
OF fthese, six we're sold at prices ranging
from a125 to $3.50.
Next followed the sale Of thoroughbred oolts
foaled in 1869. OF these seventeen were sold
ut fgures varying as follows:
a220, 91S5, $40, a525, $500, a210, $3.50,
1900, $3.50, s4oo, $3.50, s410, 1880, 300, aA8o,
$500, aud S610. ..-,
Next the sale Of FLIES foaled in 1859. OF
these twenty-four were sold. ringing at va1i-
GUS figures, from 4200 to d 100.
Then the sale OF tTutting stock, Of which
there were fourteen, ranging in the prices
brought from 8190 TO 8700, the highest the
| latter paid for Beulsl-Edwin Forests colt.
twenty-five head OF A1dsrney cattle were
sold at from 800 to 1856 Per head
Threo gouthdoNu bucks We1o sold, ono {o1
, 1870-07-04

6FfE41l DEFp4tcEcf to The Chicago ITibuneA
voted seemed aware that this has been one Of the
Moet important days In the history Of the State.
The vote hss been very light, probably not over a
third Of the usual humber po1led at the regular
elccuona. a reliable gentleman, Just In from the
country, reports that over half Of the people he
has talked with for the past week were deter.
mined to vote against the proposed constitution,
and that not thtrd u the usual vute will be cast.
1t ia also said that scratching has been nearly
every article separately submitted tn to-days
election, and that OUT Roman Catholic citizens are
voting against the whole instrument
LAC0N, July 2-Thls city gives an average ma
jortJ ot 12a yotes In favor Of the new constitution
and all tile clauseA
p: against, For corporations 20: against, .
For counties, 20; against, S. For warehouses,
=: 4gainss, s For county seais, IS; asa!nst, =.
IS: against q. For canal, .; against i
For Judge, BENJAMIN r Sheldon. =
CARLYLE, III, july a--This town gives ma1or1-
ties, viz: For constitution, IS; tor Central ka,l-
road section, 1so; for minority representation, =
aEainst county article, 12s.
The Election Board were not furnished With q
EinEle ticket and none could be had this forenoon
that did not hare the county article scratched
They were probably manipulated In the same way
In other places, and the result is in no Way cA-
preston Of the Wtshes Of the people
PoRT BYRON, Rock Island County, ILL.,, July q
Whole number Of votes, IS, For the new cunsri-
tution, IS For section reiating to railroads.. For
article entitled corporations q; against, !. For
article entitled counties, IS For ar ticle entitled
warehouses, g. For three-dths vote re1nortng
county seats, IS For secltou Illinois Central Rail
road, =: aValnst /. Section relating to minority
representation, IS; against, IS. For section re-
lating 10 uun,ctpai subscriptions to roads &C., Is
agains1, Z For sectton SelatinQ to canal, IS.
For Judge Of Supreme Con1r sixth District,
Benjamin L sheldon, -
CORTLAND, ILL., Juls 2-Matority : for the cpnsti-
tuition, Ia For railroads, 1iG: for counties, III ;
1or warehouses lac: a<atnst county Geata u; for
Central haN*ay, 146; Tor representation, 70; tor
subscription, lii; for canal Ia -
ASHTON II, Jn!y s--Total number Of votes
rensa n ms 1s- toNnsnp, ~; majority for new
Sonnss!saaI1 !7. naloI7ty lot section relating TO
nes, ~. ma]qaits Iof article entitled warenouses,
~ malot15 1ol ase1e entitled county seats, 1871;
1aH1y 1Hy - ,str. teiaunE 70 Illinois Central
, 1870-07-04
NEW YORK.
Special Despatch 10 The Chicago sf1oune.
THE ICE MONOPOLY.


NEW YoKK, Julg a-The Ice monopo-
lists are again about to raise
their prices The requirements for this city per
annum are s0o, 900 tons, and the companies claim
that they hare but 1870 900 tons In store. and can
count npon only a smau supply By pu1-
chase in other States. The monopoly
OF the Knickerbocker Company ,s 20
firmly established that large consumers fear to
buy Ice nom outside parties, even At lower rate
Yesterday hardware nrm received orders to sell
500 tons, Oh account Of an Eastern Ice company,
at slo per Ton, and they applied to
several large consumers, chiefly butchers,
who expressed their anxiety to purchase,
but declared that, II they did, the Knickerbocker
Company would cut them on from a future sup
ply. It is said that company ls organizing to
manufacture Ice. 1t can be made f0t about three.
quarters Of cent per pound.
UNDER WATER LOTS.
By the new charter 1t appears that the right to
lots under water is no longer rested, as formerly.
in the hands Of the owners Of upland property ai-
Iaceur, hut In the city. An Interesting case has
JUST been decided. The Commissioners
Of the Sinking Fund sold the wnter
frontage Of i've lots on the Harlem River, to two
noted politicians, and the sale bus been declared
valid BY the Corporation Counsel This will H.
volEe millions Of dollars worth Of property aut1
an immense amount OF litigation.
ro.v IT. iot1 Re A's2siatsd 1s;t ,s,; PEess5
1.ons Trades unions in this city held aaothef anti
Chinese meeting last night, and formed secret
oganzaIea caIs fos Rasa and Geopefatye pqr
The Labor and Capital Cooperative Colony Of
Colorado held their rst meeting last evening, and
( borers to Colorado next month.
| RETURN or A MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE.
Frederick Etzo'd, Of Unlon Hall. whose recent
, 1870-07-04
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OH10.
Church Dcdicntion-Thc0lo Dis
cuAsfon-polIticnI7c etc.

Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune
MANSFIELD, july 3.-The new Methodist Episco-
pal Church was dedicated to-day with Interesting
ceremonies. Bishop Clark, D. D., Of Cincinnati,
preached the morning discourse, and Rev. !. c.
PerEhing, D. D., OF Pittsburgh, the evening dis
course. Bishop Clark read the dedicatory ser
vices The attendance was large, About $1,000
was raised during the sessions slight excess
ahore the indebtedness Of the.chuEch.
Or. Rogers, convert from the Episcopal to the
Romieh faith, lcctured last night in Mler's Hail,
tn 'etenee Of Papal 1niallibitty and other Romtsh
tsDet4 ne WIS replied to, this evening, By the
Rev. z. B. Fairfield, Of the First Congregational
Church. The discussion Will, probably, continue.
Much tutaIest Is manifested
Thrty-seven machines have been entered for
the grand State moving and reapin9 trial Tues
day. The recent storms have tangled the grain
to a considerable extent paper has beel cl1c1-
lated, and received the signatures Of number OF
leading Republicans and prominent citizens Of
this city, approving the Nchland resolutions OF
1861, and Of General BHnkerhoff's g position on the
taF1d reform- and expressing desire that the
Genera! be selected to represent their views in
CGuETESS.
, 1870-07-04
CUBA.

ACT of Congress of the United States
OF CO1ombia-Protcct OF Law for
the Formation OF an American
Compact to Obtnln the Intepend.
ence OF the Antilles Cubn and Por.
TO ftic0.
Tho Congress OF the United States Of Colunl-
bia considering:
i. That zeason, humanity, family ties, and
historical traditions render 1t Impossible that Latin
America should remain neutral In the war which
Cuba ts wsgtng to-day against Spain Tor her tnde-
pendence.
and reprpbated b. common Law, which Spain has
had recourse TO III order to subject the C0bans In
revolution TO obedience, render eFerJ day more
fegtation against the bloody policy Of that mctror
otis IN her last American possessions
s, That these Nho, 3 few yeat8 ago, moved ny
lie came REASONS a;. Identical feelings to those
which now animate Cuban patriotism, did the sams
that Cuba IS doing to-day, cannot fail to applaud
her heroic resolution without condennlng CUT opn
history, and cannot without ignomtDy fc!t ouE
arms and Wiuees her sacr1nce unmoved.
carried on In Cuba, and the circumBtance that 1t
Is European power which Is lighting to keep that
island under artgtms Of d!sgzaccful dominion, re-
its synpath!cs, than that which: under similar cir
rusnstances was Eouchsafed to the Paraguayan
nation.
pBcREEs:
Article !. Immediately after the approval Of tho
present lay, the Executive Will address, the Re
publican GoveInments Of Mexco, Central
tGs :, Se@pss sses'as s y putposes: tpe es:nA
OF Latin America the day has n1rtssn uu 0ri VICE
her dominion shall cease In the Antilles Cuba
and Porto Rico, II theJ still arc in the power Of
Spain at the dase OF the formation Of the com
pact I; and In consequence to interpo8e its media
ftou. that che withdraw her forces thence, and
leave them 70 constitute themselves as best they
, 1870-07-04
The Steamboat Race on the Mixs1s.
Rfppi4

MEArn1s, July 2--The excitement in regard to
the race increases hourly. Betting is very heavy,
with little odds in favor Of either boat Expert
great advantage In the river hence to Cairo. As
there is no telegraph Office between here aud
yIcksbulE except Helena, and they will not proba-
learned at prcscpt- Several bolts will
leave here at O'Clock, with excursion
parties, 10 meet them. Ample arrangements have
1een made ne mere M tot GoanE aa9s 70 be stationed IL
to supply them, without having to stop.
81. Ior1s, July "a despatch from Helena,
NatchcI at 5:24 The Nstchez claims to have
broken pump last night, and Iatd up thirty-sl1
minutes. The Let's time to this point L. forty
says her time here IS one hour and half faster
than the last trip.
HELENA, Ark, July 2--The n Z Lee passed
here ut 4 80, and the Natchez at b:4 D. n1. The
latter broke a pump last night and lost Sc mln-
Y1fp
, 1870-07-04

"A London letter says ave had, in the
Divorce Court this week, q purely American
case. Tbs petitioner, Dr.. Charles James Rus
sell, is an American, and was married in Ohio
in 1852. His wife left him, with \ man named
Harris, in 1855, In 1868 4r. Russell came to
this country studied medicine, obtained DE-
p1acticing in fincolnshi7e. Wishing to marry
again he applied fo1 divorce, and il has been
granted chiefly on hia own testimony ns1tbar
bis mife nor tn Correspondents sppeafing in
cpu1t"
, 1870-07-04

EV11tHCzA1 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ho &UKt1K0S
Special Dcspatch to The Chicsgo Tribune.
FORT WAYNE, July s.-IesterdaY the Democrats
Of the Tenth Judicial Circuit nominated Robert
Lo@Ty as their candldare for reelection, ". W.
Carson Eas nominated ns candidate for Judge Of
the Twentieth Common Pleas District, and James
r. Bobc as Senator for the Second Senatorial Dis
trict The nominations we're all made by accla-
nation.
The excursion trains on the different roads arc
expected to bring u this city, to-
morrow, upwards Of three thousand people to
made extensive preparations for celebrating, and
will be participated In by companies from adjo!n-
Ing iQHl49.
, 1870-07-04

Act of Congress of the United States
OF 01ombEa-Projccf OF Law for
the Formation OF an American
Compact to Obtoln the Independ.
ence OF the Antilles Cubn and Por.
, 1870-07-04
FRANCE,

PARIS, July 3.-The Emperor wRs IN mourning
eight days III consequence OF the death OF Jerome
Bonaparte, OF Baltimore. .-...--.-
Prince Napoleon smiled In the yacht to the Nor
wegian coast It is decided that the vote by which
the Corpa rejected the petition OF the Orleans
Princes shall be considered final
Duke GTammonr, Minister ot Foreign Affairs.
will soon communicate to both chambers cores
pondence relative to the GcumeniCal Council
, 1870-07-04
Tennessee Legislature.

NASHVILLE. July f-The House Of Representa-
tfyes to-day rejected the Senate bill directing the
A1torueT General to bring suit In the chancc1y
Court OF Nashville against the President, Difeo-
ms and stockholders Of the Tennessee l. Pacific
Rsjtroad Company for the recovery Of STATE bonds
nllroed TO hare been frandule1uy obtlIneG from.
thc STATE authorities, md holding all Of the aforc
said uar1Ies individually liable.
, 1870-07-04

sneciat Despatch 10 The Chicago Tribune.
MINIATURES, July s,--The German Turner'S from
Chicago arrived this morning, and have been
celebrating At Quentin's Park to-day. The old
Twenty-axth Wisconsin German Volunteers hsd 3
reunion, also, at Quentin5 Park. and "dralk m!t
SigeL" The Light Guard leave to spend tina
Fourth It Chicago. Weather pleasant and cool.
, 1870-07-04

LONDON, July 5.--The modification N the patu-
lanxation laws OF England Is exciting attention
on the continent Holland "a the nrst to follow In
ths matter, and wIll probably make slminr alter
alton In her law.
The 0tseTrer saya the ocean yacht race falls Il
excite the Interest IN England that was expected.
II is reported that the crew OF the Cambria be-
came dissatisfied and Captain Asbury was obliged
to ship new one at Cork.
, 1870-07-04

PROPOSALS.
Office Of .. s. Ordnance Agency,
Corner Houston and Greene-st1.,
entrance on Greeue}. F. o. Boz 1ai1.
NEW YoRK CrE1, JUNG ., tB.o-
by authority OF the Var Department, receive scaled
bids for the purchase from the United States Ordnance
Department Of ps lead aud Lead bullets, as follows. DE-
"s'Au'e u o. @ sstuTday' M ~ Jay ts =, i5:a.
Eiity tons iesd balll Il; WstsF,lIst Arsenal
On Saturday, July 81 1916
One hundred tone lead bullets, F1ank{osd AtzeuaL
hnadre tnai sons
Two y. hundred tea: rig rg ';ad; Nsw York Arsenal
d. WEnsraDs1, t5 araasE 10, 1s7o.
6ne Eandrcd t3n, ptE iesd. NV YorE Afseasl ~
oxwDsEs1AI, AEaEsT II, ,s7u.
Two hundred ton. r!f lead, New York Arsenal
Fifty ton; oR 1ses St 5ogis 1sdEsf AssFns 4 ,
One hundred and hfty tons pig lead, New York
Sas hsaarsa r.. M ten: @ led 1a1s w.tsftovn Arsenal
FsEE gnd5 ns e; ter Yo;E Arsenal
& = m On the day,
and dztes herein specified All bids to BE- accompanied
BY certified check draft New York Tors per cen
" bids must be endorsed. Proposals for Lend" and
addressed to this office.
1s nna M ia the sh
Il il eption ssespt hs eF aoa1i, Il eieess 80 Of e.
qunntitits advertised for sale. Thirty days will be al
loved fcs the payment asd removal ut the lead
oer inform 't0n can be had On spk:9n 70 TIT
Byt. Col q. s. A.. Major ii Ordnance.
, 1870-07-04

Total .... $sG,1a0,000 $780, ,545, 900
Mntllrcd not paid. :. 3,o63,ss3 ! B,e47,s67
DEBT BEARING NO 1HTEKEet
United States notes. SIS $s5s, ,1oe, ,95s
fractional currency. IS, ,QG2 ,G27 %, ,S7s,s54
Gold certlGcates... -. s0,4s9, 80 81, ,547,t20
, 1870-07-04
RugSIA.

WARSAW, June 3,-The Emperor Alexander re:
ceired the Arch Duke Albert, Of AUSTRIA here aud
treats him with exceptional courtesy.
81: PETERSBURG, July 3.-The Czech Catholics
residing here, publicly announce thelr determine
t!on to adopt the Greek faith, should the dogma Of
p3pa1 tnfalllblllty be adopted at Rome.