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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MAsKEr.-LoNDoN July 1915 p.
A-Consos closed a s9A for both money the account.
American securities dull United States fvewenty bonds
1852 81 1885, DID, 81 1857 sos soes 49, Stocks dull
Eric Railway shares, Is; Illinois Central l02 Atlantic and
Great Western, 81.
PARIS BouRsE.-PARIs, July 2s Evening. The Bourse
closed stronger. Rentes $751; zoe.
LNHkrooL COTTON MARKET.-LIvEsPooL Ju'y 26-
ni 1.-THE cotton marie, closed Irregular Middling up
Sad SID; middlng Orleans sgd sgd The sales
nr y nave been 5000 bales including 1000
bov a. Ss,h leu he shipments OF cotton from Bonn
TrVDT ri sucs the last report have been l2U0O bales
80. 80 a. July u. The
A f.s LOT yarns and fabrics is heavy
~ nhEADsrUYFe MARKET-LrvERpOoL. Julv
X, rsc,t. NJ Ss. 70 los I'd GENITAL winter
quarters, Of which 900 American Flour Is 81
for Canadian. - w. w. POI q"SieF
LlyERrOoL PRovIsIoNs MARKEr.-Lryrppoo, ,,,v o.
tP MPork rm at l20s per bbi for Eastern pn,e sss
nrd buoyant Mt 7s per cwt Bacon, e6s per cvt FOR t
ribbed miJdlcs, and 68s. 3d. for Cumberland crt " 'i'
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKKT.--LivRRPooI J,lv GA =
Taliow 45s. 3d. "~' w.
LoSDoN PRODUCE MAnxET.-LoNpoN, July 2e-Linseed
cakes quiet at f0 per ton Calcutta nseed hrmer At 6is
Linseed Oh dull Spirits turpentIne quiet
PETROLEUM MARKET.-HAMpUR0, July 26--Petrola,o
Nosed dull yesterday
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FRANCE.
Prevost-Paradol's Memory:


An eloquent eulogy on the late NJ. Provost Paradol
appears In the Steele to-day, signed by NJ. Taxie
pelord.
Henri Rochefort was arrested at Blois to-day and
Is In charge Of the gendarmes.
Tho Journal ONctel to-day publishes despatch
from the Duke de Gramont, addressed to the diplo-
matte representatives Of France, refung the state
ment made by Baron Won Werther that no mention
had been made OF the candidature OF Prince Leopold
previous to the late offer OF General Prlm The
Duke de Gramont appends letter from Count Bene
detti dated March 3D. 1869. stating that he had been
assured by the Cabinet OF Berlin that there was
nothing serious In tho report that it was possible
that an offer of the throne OF Spain might be made
to Hohenz0lern.
Council OF Ministers was held at ut. Cloud o-day,
the Emperor presiding.
La Lfberte reports that the Empress has said that
"rhe only end the war can have is victory for
France"
La Ltoe,ts announces that the Journa, Oo7c,sl will
publish tomorrow correspondence between the
French and Italian governments In which the first
steps taken for the solution Of the question Of
the occupation OF Rome. The Lt0erte promises that
the documents will create sensation. They show
that the Italian government had not even asked for
the withdrawal OF the French troops but France has
taken the initiative to that end.
The Paris press complains OF the extreme rlgor
with which Frenchmen In Germany are treated,
while Germans In France are in no way molcsted or
restricted.
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The WeSTCHesTsa eouLsvaaDS.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
In your Issue OF to-day, under the head Of "west-
chester Boulevards, and with the title, "a Glarng
Transaction Exposed-New Mode Of Awarding Con-
tracts" find my name mentioned as one Of the
Commissioners for awarding the contract referred
to. 1t is true I am one Of the Commission
ers and acted with my best personal en-
deavors to secure for the taxpayers Of
Yonkers and Eastchester the least burden
possible for them under the provisions Of law for
me to state what action In the premises took dur
Ing the sittings Of the commission, nor have the
the OF my associates. But justice to myself
requires me to say that refused to sanction tho
contract as awarded, and Will continue to refuse to
put my signature thereto.
CHARLES W. BATHGArE.
FORDHAM, WEsTCHESTRR COUNTY, July 25, 1870.
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A SEVENTH" gAytasIzT.
Mayor Tobias, Of Philadelphia, In Very GOOD
Hands, and the Result Of His Capture.

Mayor Tobias, OF Philadelphia, In Very Iaood
Hands, and the Result Of His Capture.
complimentary dinner was given last evening,
at Demonloo's. corner OF Filth avenue ana Four,
eenth street. by the officers Of the Seventh regiment
to Mayor Joseph r. Tobias, Of Philadelphia. The
dinner was given % kind Of pleasant SEND or
to the Mayor who takes his departure for Europe TO-
day In the steamer Scotia, to whose efforts II Will be
remembered, was due, In great part che msguia-
cenoe OF the entertainment ana attention CIV!
en- the regiment while In the city Of Brotheriy
Love week or so ago. The banquet was
very select one, and everything that could
be done to render the affair On eptcurian feast was
done by the cher de cuisine, who surpassed himself
on the occasion. The following named were the
gentlemen who took active part In making tho good
things disappear from the table:-Mayor Joseph r.
Tobias and Major General Charles NJ Provost, J.
Travis Qugg. James II. Orne OF Philadelphia Colo
mel Clark, Lieutenant Colonel Haws, Major George
Moore Smith, Adjutant Louis Fitzgerald Quarter
master Weed, Captains 8. o. Ryder, George W. Ely,
William II. Kipp. Lieusenants James O. Abrams Fl.
J. Hayden Edward Earle. Charles F. Robbins, OF
the seventh and DR.. MOreau Morris, who did the
surgical services Tor the bOys during their 'lor.
eign" trip. The following was the
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LONDON, July 20, 1870.
To-day was the first Of the GoodwOod races. The
Craven Stakes Of 10 sovs. each, with 100 added,
for g. year olds and upwards, was won by Sir J.
Rawley's Or. h. Rostcrucian, years, by Beadsman,
out Of Madame Englentine. beating Sir G. Legard's
b. b. yespacian, aged, by Newminster. out Of vester
second; MIR. Joseph Dawsen's CHI. c. Camel. 8
years, by Thormanby, out Of Eastern Princess
sThe Stewards Cup, value 300 sovs. handicap), by
subscription Of 10 sovs. each, with 100 added from
the Race fund.- for three year ods and upwards, was
won BY Count Balthayanys b. h. Tyhoeus, years, by
6tockwel. out OF Typee beating Mr.. J. @. Stewards
b. Q. Tabernacle, years, by Newminster, dam Mrs.
Wood. by T. Melbourne. out Of First Flights dam,
second; Mr.. w. Vaughan's b. h. Paudit, 8 years, by
Thormansby out Of Plausible, third; Mr.. j. J. Eis'
ch q. Oymbal. years by Kettledrum, out OF Nellie
Hill, fourth. Twenty.eight ran.
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VERMONT.

The Late Disaster ON tho Northern Railroad
Trial Of Railroad Employees.
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, July 20, 1870.
At West Lebanon to-day Conductors Henry E.
shattuck and George W. Barnes and Engineer An
drew NJ. Grant were arraigned for mansIaughter in
the second degree in the late collision on the
Northern Railroad. Shattuck and Grant being on
the up train at the time OF the accident were ar
raigned together They pleaded not guilty, and
waived an examination. They were held in 81, 600
to appear before the Supreme Judicial Court. The
case OF Barnes was then taken up and the con ri
adjourned until Monday morning.
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Cll0atD KU KLUxsS.
General Secret Movement Among the Colorcd
People Of Tennessee.

EcOpie OIL tennessee.
From the Memphis Avalanche July 2oJ .HNl
The col0re1 lolks, particularly In David son county,
are moving There Is In fact, a general quiet un.
derhand secret movement II Is common TO both
city and country. 1t has been noticed with appre-
henslon by great number Of people In the country,
who have been talking ana writing to us about 1t for
the last week. Investigation In various directions
left the conviction that there was certainly a myB.
ferrous movement foot. Tue colored people
IN the country hold their meetings Ia the open fields
at the dead hour OF the night, good distance away
eth or rom the habitatons OF the whites OF theiR
own folk. Their deliberations are carried on In
silence. and no reference Is made afterwards to
wnat was said or done. WheS cornered by the re-
spectacle citizens who become aware OF the pro-
ceedngs they always say that they are temperance
meetings, ana that they want TO establish q cold
water system among the colored folks They hud
0y experience they allege, that pie lges and pro-
great solemnlty, and surrounded by mysterious tn
nuencesi that the organization by being SEMI
secret, Is more likely to spread rapidly and to be-
come strong In the accession TO It's ranks Of 1rm adj
herents
In the city the attendants and leaders at such
meetings commonly allege that their gatherings are
Indignation meetings, which they found 1t necessary
TO hold In view OF the many recent outrages perpe
trated upon the colored people throughout the
persons attend those meetings. They arc
managed, exclusively by colored people, aud
them has been known TO leak out. The object OF
these nightly gatherings, believed by the most In
are thoroughly acquainted with the colored charao-
teristics, u retaliation. They are all banding to-
ssther and IT sad AIMING aud their
when it is deemed necessary to avenge al
injury, and to strike terror and ruin Ia
have been offered to their race. These movements
on the part OF the colored folks BOT confined TO
any one or two localities We hear OF them all over
the county, and, In some Instances. outside tho
county. We have given the various explanations
offered by various parties; put whether they are cold
there appears as yet no positive proof One thing u
certain the mysterious movements go on.
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A $4,000 F.Re.

An OIL Mandatory i'm Washington Street
Burned.
Shortly after halfpast Two O'Clock yesterday fire
was discovered in the essential OIL mandatory Of
Talmadge & Co. on the third floor of 172 Washington
street, corner Cortlandt street. which soon spread
through and partially destroyed the remainder OF
the building On the first floor T. Gaylord's liquor
store was damaned 5000, and T. McBirney's sample
room 5000; both fully insuIed. On the second floor
J. J. TaylOr's lubricating OIL mandatory; loss on
stock $4,000; insured for s2,5oO On the third door
Talmadge Co. lost on stock $4,000; insured for
$40, 900. On the fourth floor Corey Co., backing
building, owned by Ernest Fielder was damaged
ST. O0O fully insured. Cause Of the fire Is unknown.
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MAINE.
The Bangor Theological Seminary.

The Bangor Theological Seminary.
BANGOR, July 26, 1870.
The fifth anniversary OF the Bangor Theological
seminary commenced yesterday with the anniver-
sary exercises OF the Rhetorical Society," This even
ing Professor julius H. Seeeyc, of Amherst College,
addressed tho Rhetorical and Inquiry Societies.
There large attendance OF the alumni and friends
OF the seminary.
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DEATH IN A STATION HsuSs.

OtLccr Van Wicklen. OF the First precinct, yester
day found one legged man, name unknown, about
forty years OF evidently under the influence Of
liquor, lying on the sidewalk in Court street, Brook
lyn. The man was taken TO the Washington street
station house, and placed in the corridor that he
might i've the earlier under The cool current OF
air which sweeps through from front TO rear. The
man had not been there more than two hours when
LIE died. The Coroner was notified.
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RAILROAD ELECTIONS.

The stockholders Of the Bevdere and Delaware
Railroad, at meeting held yesterday at Trenton n.
j. elected the following Board Of Directors for the
ensuing year:-Charles sitgreaves. Charles Bartles,
Benjamin Fish, Ashbe Welsh, George NJ. Robson,
John G. Stephens Richard Stockton, R. F. Stockton
aud Lewis Perrne.
The stockh olders OF the Pennington Railroad also
elected the following directors-Chares Bartes, AL
exander Wurts, William p. Emery, John G. Reading,
John c. Hopwell Benjamin Fish. Richard Stock ton,
X. f. Stockton and John Stephens
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TELRCRAPHIC NEWS
FR o NJ
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
Premier Gladstone on the Ala
bama Claims.
THE WEATHER AND CROPS IN ENGLAND.
The Laying Of the West India
Gable Commenced.
Terrible Disaster i'm Phila-
delphia.
~~->~~>~~~~~~~~~~~~~
NINE FIREMEN KILLED.
THE WEATHER AND CROPS IN ENGLAND.
mime FIREMEN KILLED.
ENGLAND.
The Alabama Claims-The Weather and
Cr0rA

'Vno ALABAMA CIolms-Th0 Wouther and
CrOrH
LONDON. July 90 1870.
In the House OF Commons tonight Mr.. Gladstone,
an reply to tho question OF Mr.. McCullogh Torrens,
said the negotiations for the settlement OF the
alabama claims stood where they did year and
half ago. the United States having declined the oer
made by England The next advance due was one
from the American government.
1.-The tower OF the Church OF st. Francis Xavier in
Southwark, was struck by lightning during heavy
thunder storm last evening" Rain fell In torrents in
many places throughout England last night, and in
most cases was accompanied by vivid lightning.
The weather had been dry ana hot but Is consider
ably cooler to-day.
The crops have been greatly benefited By these
copious showers.
Tho British troopship lamar, from Halifax, has
arrived at Portsmouth.
Tomorrow s the day for stock settlements. and
in the present convulsed condition OF the markets
failures are antlcip
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THE PACIFIC COAST.

Treasure Shipments to New York-The Sutro
Tunnei-AIore CO0lie Immigrants.
SAN FRANCISCO, July U.s. 1870.
The treasure shipments overland to New York last
week amounted to 1926, 900.
The Sutro tunnel has now been bored distance
OF 1895 feet The porphyry found In the tunnel re.
qulres blasting, and the water Is increasing.
The ship Sardls has arrived here from Hong Kong
with 2S5 Chinese Immigrants.
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HUMAN CURIosITY.-Dr J. NJ. Marchant OF
Warren, X. H. writes as follows concerning Gu
rOus freak OF nature that lately came under his
Observaton:-'A male child was recently born Ia
this town having upon his head what u rather
useless appendage to one OF his SEX Covering that
part OF the head usually occupied by the chignon Is
thick, curly OF hair three inches in length
and dark brown Ike the mothers, while that upon
the rest OF the head Is short, thin aud very light
The fathers hair Is red.n
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CONNECTICUT.

The Cntiing Gun-Turkey Patrouizins n
Yankee Invention.
HARTFORD, July g. 1870
Dr. R. ]. Calling, the inventor OF the Calling gun
and B. Fl. Zerbe. OF Colts armory, will sail for
Europe in few days for the purpose Of exhibiting
the revolving gun before the crowned heads OF
Europe They VIII first visit England: then Turkey.
which Is now negotiating for number of the guns.
aud afterward Austria, italy, Prussia and, possibly,
France.
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JAPAN.

Insurrectiou and q Massacre.
LONDON, July &c. 1870.
brer despatch Just received 1.-TWO P. NJ via
Point de Gale reports an Instruction In the princt
pality OF Ava, resulting in the OF fourteen
hundred persons.
Further details Of the affair have been asked.
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CHINA.

PARIS, July 20. 1870.
The Journal 00ctel says despatch has been re.
ceived from the French Charge d'Afaires at PekIn.
dated June %. 1t announces the arrival Of French
gunboat at Tien-tsiD, where the English Consul Is
Professionally charged with the care OF French In.
terests.
! On the arrival Of the vessel tho French dag was
sauted by the Chinese forts, and rlotous demon.
STATIONS were made by the natives when the officers
landed.
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FILE IN I:fssY CITY.

Yesterday morning IRE broke out in stable
used by Earle Co. and Drayton & Durant. in tho
rear Of the upholstery establishment, No. So Mont
gomery street, Jersey city. The building was con.
sumed together with two horses belonging to Dray-
ton 4 Durant. The fire extended to the upholstery
establishment and to a tenement house In washing
ton street. but the injury nncted on these was not
serious. The total loss Is about $4,000 fully covered
bv
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MAILS FOR Europe.

The steamship Wisconsin Will leave this port on
Wednesday for Queenstown and Liverpool.
The mails for Europe Will close at the Post once
at twelve O'Clock noon.
THE NEW YORK HERALD Edition for Europe
will be ready at ten O'CLOCK In the morning.
Single copies, in wrappers for mailing, six cents.
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Died..

KEANE.-On Tuesday, July 20, HENRY MARTIN, son
OF Hugh and Mary Ann Keane, aged years.
The relatives and friends OF the family respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral from the resi-
dence OF his parents No l73 South street. on Thurs
day afternoon, at hafpast one O'Clock.
FRIsBEE.-Suddenly, on Tuesday evening July %
after short illness, EMMA, wife OF Frank Frsbeo,
N0tice'Of funeral hereafter.
Tor Other Deaths see Ninth Pugel
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Napoleon md KiDg William or Now In thu
6ed arrayed against eacn onsr for The fray; and
chances each No matter which oos, Ss viii have 70
Thus q with =. eon9%s5Vra .oot year, Of psrssverins
toll snd Industry Iot MM @ peror OF HAvsrs
Of fame now occupied BY him And whiie YOU read with
that supply you now - svsr liz ~. is.st 80
most approved Atss at svsV .ainc In iii line.
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THE PiIze RlNG.
reinforcement Of the Match Between the
Rival Light Weights.

Rival Light weights.
The match for the championship OF the light
weights has not yet been closed, owing to the tardi.
ness Of Sam Collyer to come to terms. silly Ed.
wards is In daily expectation OF hearing from his
rival, but up to yesterday had received no lntima-
ton OF COyer's Intentions The latter was to have
left st. Louis the 23d inst, Immediately after
a benefit" in which Barney Aaron and himself were
the principal attractions but 1t would seem that he
still tarrtes. Edwards, however Is confident that
COllyer Will soon be here, and that the match will
be arranged and the fight take place after the usual
time for the necessary training. Among the pugil-
islc fraternity much interest Is felt in tile approach
Ing contest Tor the championship.
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GERMANY.

Death Of Professor.
LONDON, July 20, 1870.
uerr Craze the eminent German oculist, Is dead.
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A.-uov M.nv JIttI. suH.r.r. ara

A.-How Many Little Sufferers arc Wasting
away from tho effects OF Cholera InfAntu, Summer
piant and kindred diseases. And yet remedy, sure.
prompt thorough readily entirely sats
with reputation established by Its and maintained
the whole country . series years. readily
obtained In DR.. JAYNE'S CARMfNATIvE BALSAM. Why
not give IL trial ~ Sold By ell drugplgts
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NORTH CAROLINA.

The Military Troublcs-Governor Holden
Refuses to Obey a Writ Of Ha5eas Cor
pus.
RALEIGH, July 20, 1870.
Governor Holden refuses to surrender to Chief
Justice Pearson the citizens OF Almance county who
were arrested and are now held by Kirk through
the Governors orders This refusal is In reply to an
order from the Chief Justice to produce the Llen.
Kirk has now in custody over one hundred citizens.
1t Is said that Governor Holden has ordered
military commission to assemble ct Yanccyvlle to
try those persons now under arrest.
Federal Troops sent to Aid Governor Holden.
FORTRESS MONROE, July 20, 1870.
Three companies Of artillery left here this morning
for Raleigh N c., to aid Governor Holden In enforc-
Ing the laws In that State.
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IN the darkness Of the night the victorious craft win
10iseIessly pass tho goal but hope points 20 the
dawn OF morning.

Crufse Of the Atlantic Yacht Club.
The following regulations have been issued for
the annual cruise Of the Atlantic Yacht Club
GENERAL ORDER.
FLAGSHIP TIDAL WAVE, July %, 1870
, inc meet VIII rendezvous ut Wnitestone, Wednes-
uay, august At one O'Clock r. NJ, and after tho
Glen Cove.
THURSDAY, August iona signal from the nsat
Nep f Tnn nce. VIII get under way and proceed to
FRIDAY, August B,-The fleet cwtll on slrnaI. saif
for Greenport and remain over Saturday, and SHn-
DAY. The programme for Saturday Will be promui-
gAed on inc arrival at 0reenport. Divine service
WIZ De ned ON Sunday, ut eleven O'Clock A. NJ. on
board me Tidal Wave ono Of the chaptains OF the
., MONDAY. August Son signal get under wav for
HtOnngtOn.
TuTs 3. August Osaa for Newport snd remain
THURSDAY, August Il.-As signal frons the nag.
snip tho noet VIII sail for New Bedford.
u, ntDA August l2-sa.l from New Bedford for
sArUHpAY. August ls.-The neet win cruise from
homes hole 70 Edgart0wn and return.
SUNDAY. August 14.-The members OF the club and
tner guests Gre requested to visit the camp meeting
whlch Is neld about mile nom the anchorage, and
can De easily reached by land.
MONDAY. August lo-The fleet will leave Holiness
Hole for New Bedford Newport as the COmno.
dore may deterInane before departure.
TUESDAY, August l6 sail Tor StOntngtOn or New
London. az the Commodore may determine.
WEDNESDAY August l7.-San for Glen Cove,
wnere the Meet Will be disbanded on arrival
In case OF inability TO carry out the above pro-
grAmme, the Commodore viii issue such additional
orders as occasion may require.
by order OF Commodore WILLIAM vOORHIS
JOHN b. MORGAN, Recording Secretary
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Gray Hair Resnmcs It's Original COLOR
TON FOR THE HAIR, which contains nothing dirty, g
Transparent without sediment leaves stain the Scsp,
no unpleasant odor In the hair
Sold By ell druggsts and fancy goods deAlerA
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SCOTLAND.
Fatal Fire.

-. LONDON, July 20. 1870.
\ The Macintosh OilworEs at Leith were destroyed
by fire last night Three men were killed and one
badly injured by an explosion during the fire.
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CUBA.


Ths West India CRble-Preparatious to Lay
the Shore End ut Bstabnno-Ansther Re-
ported Victory for the spaniards.
HAVANA. July 20, 1870.
the Panama and West India Cable Company have
employed two lighters and have commenced the
landing OF the shore end Of the cable at Bataban0.
Ten tons OF cable have been embarked on the lighters
and Is being paid out across the shallow space be
tween the Surolk's anchorage and the town Of
Batabano provisional station will be established
at Batabano.
During the recent engagements between the
Spanish troops and the insurgents In the urlsdtc.
tons OF Holguin and Puerto Principe. over two
hundred and fft y Of the latter were killed.
The Shore End Of the West India Cable Sue.
cessfnlIy Lauded-The Deep Sen Cable to
be Submerged To-day.
HAVANA, July 26-Evening.
The shore end Of the Panama and West India cable
was successfully landed at two O'Clock this after.
noon at Batabano. Batabano is In perfect commu.
nicati0n with the steamer. At i've O'Clock to.mor-
row morning the Suffolk, accompanied by the Span.
ish gunboats Alerta and Telegrama, will begin pay.
ing out the deep sea cable.
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Stanord's Iron aud sulphur Powders
invigorate the body and
purity the blood
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a. HoMsehold Word.-Buy Refrixeratos.s
Cooking Utensts China and Glass from EDWARD N
BAsSFORD, Cooper Institute, Aston place.