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PRESENTATION By THE SIXTH REGIMENT.

large number OF officers ana few privates OF
the Sixth regiment were assembled last evening at
their armory when the following resolutions beau
tlfully engrossed and framed, were presented to
Colonel Mason late commandment Of the corps:--
AZ meeting OF the field, staff company and non-comms-
staff officers OF the Sixth regiment n IT, s. N. " held
juno 2 1870 the following preamble and
lutions Unanimously adopted
Whereas Colonel Joel W. Mason has resigned his commits
Colonel by Of leaving the state and expiration
OF service, and has announced his retire
nent from the National Guard and whereas,
Colonel joel w. Mason by his high sodferiy attachments
urbany, generosity and Loyalty patriotic services, well
by his uniform courtesy and untniDg devotion TO the inter-
OF his command during membership AZ colonel and
nearly has cndesred himself
member of this command therefore tits
Resolved That In Colonel joel w. Mason this regiment
tho services of who has been honor them
and the National Guard.
Resolved That while deeply regret his retirement from
thereby creating void hardly possible 10 G he
carries him sincerest wishes for his future
happiness both in his business and family rela
tons.
Resolved That the foregoing entered upon the minutes
OF our meeting and that copy. duly authenticated be suit
sbly enrrossed, presented him a memento OF the
esteem In which he and his viii ever be held
" ~ Captain NICHOLAS MULLER, Chairman.
Captain CHRISTIAN NORAENBACHER
Captain MAX ZEUN
ast Captain JOHN g. OFFINGER
Captain WILLIAM HESSE, Secretary.
After the presentation and response by Colonel
Masonic banquet was given In the drill room, at
which the regimental officers and the privates on
duty present
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EUROPEAN MARKETS,

LONDON MONEY MARKET.--LoSpoS, July 74sg r.
M-Consos closed at ss for money and 91& for the
count American securities Quiet United States avctwcrty
bonds 1854 so 1852 OLD gD 1851 ss tenforties. s7
Stocks quiet Erie Railway shares isl Illinois Centr.s.
PANS BoUKsE. PARIS, July The Bourss closed
cited Rentes, 7If. Goo.
FRANKFORT Bounss.-FRArKTorr, July 7.-Unlted
States ivetwenty bonds closed quiet.
LIVERPOOL CoTToN MAgKEr.-LIvRRPoOL, July IA 20
r. MTbe cotton market closed Que; and steady Mddng
upands, Ss4d middng Orenus Ud The sales OF the
have been II 100 Bales Including $500 for export and speca
lgton
HAygE Ccrros MARKED. HAvnE July Cotton closed
quiet for on the spot and afoAt
1880 Mwheat los. 3d. los I'd. per GENITAL for Call
forna white: g. ID. for No red Western and 9s 3D. for
red winter Flour 29s 3D. Dbl for Western
Jos Sd. per quarter for European.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET.- LIVERPOOL, July
IA SOP. MChsese dun, at g. III. cwt. for the bosa
grades OF American fine.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKrT.-LIvERPOoL, July D.
4 80 r. M--Linseed oil ES3 los. per ton.
LosDoN PRODUCE MAaKKr.-LoSDos, July 7.-Linseed
oil rmer. Turpentne hrmer Clovorseed 4s per for
American red. Sugar firm. Hops quiet.
PETROLEUM MARKYr-ASrwgKP. July 7.-Pe.roleuuA
opened and closed firm at b3f. for standard white
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bring him.
The Gausots independent organ has the following
In its issue OF this morning.
General Prlrn, In reply TO the despatch Of 6ehor
Ol0zaga, the Spanish Ambassador in this CITY.
asserts that he acted with the consent OF ReRent
Strrano, unOnlcially and outside OF diplomacy
Finding difficulty In obtaining candidate for the
Spanish throne he addressed che Prince Of hohen
zol ern, VINO uniles many desirable qualtles, put
whose personal Importance was thought insuficient
to give umbrage to France. As such an emotion mas
been created. General Prm retracts anu assures inc
French government Of the sincerity OF his inten-
tions
The Gdulofs adds
Thus the question Is settled SO far "a Spain s con-
cerned. II remains 10 be seen what Prussia Will do
after the scene in the French Chambers yesterday
and the unequivoca declarations OF the Duke Of
Grammont
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EASE BALL NOTES

The White Stockings and Eckford Club were to
have Ipayed yesterday at the Union ground, but
owing to the rain only half Of one inning was
played. Just as they were about to commence rain
fell, and the game was postponed for short time.
AS soon az II cleared up again the White Stockings
went to the bat and were all out for three The
rain again began TO fall heavily the Eckfords went
to the bat ana amid perfectly binding shower two
OF them were disposed oil withou u run.
At fremont the Princeton and Rose Hill mines
INNING the at the time standing 10 too In favor
OF Rose HILL
The Hunt brothers. Dick and Charley, resigned
their posts yesterday in the EckfOrd Club.
Burns, the pitcher for the Rose il Club, has been
g0bbled up by the White Stockings, and Will serve
pitch against the Stars. The White Stockings ought
not to stop with Burns, but should take haif The
chance 10 win game
To-day tho white stocking and Unions at the TIRE
mont PARK,
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Depiornblc Condition Of Friendly Indians
in Dacorah-The New Mexican Tribes De-
ternlned ON Mischief.

Oh VIIACEIef.
"a .s,,,,,,.>., ~, : ,e-o
WASHINGTON, July J, 1871.
report has been received by the Commissioners
OF Indian Affairs from Governor Iohn A. Burbapk
or poco,o, ,,au 49,. -, -, - - -
~ I''' uu"Si uA'e VI june - VIII sta'lis
mat nc hao Just returned from visit to the Pouca
Agency, where he found everyt thing In better con.
49, .'"" .. e"'' 'i.'ie AS' year. he sa5s'-
Inc roucas are decidedly peaceful peope, and
he 20 wofx ah ADOPT 'ne custom OF the whites
nsat has 6een made s In ,b ph. d commences
encouraging he leaders And he farther ndvapces
IN civilization to commence erecting los houses, which
has resulted Ia twenty peing built IN past year
% performing 81 The labor except the carpenter work
WHY 10 eaoh QUE tnat Waited Hound cooking
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EnlburkatiOu of Prince Arthur for Englund-
Feeling Address BY the Prince ON Taking His
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Great Fire In Saugenay.

QUEBEC, July Q, 1870.
Prince Arthur embarked on the Crocodile this
evening for England. la reply to address from
the Mayor and Corporation the Prince said he should
cease to rejoice he had been enabled to visit
Canada, and after abiding TO the favorable impress
sions Canada had produced upon him, and the in
terest he should always take In tho Dominion con.
cluded by sayng:--
shall aways think of ia people with With snccrs regard
sympatby and Affection. shall carry back with Eng.
land q conaden. feeling that the sefrsiyins spirit,
the other day Al the frontier will induce
the people OF Canada 10 protect the national honor.
Thanking once more for kind wishes m de.
parture let a. the time tender
ionae farewell and prayer that God may watch
and protect this land aud pour down His choicest bss
sings upon its people.
Loud cheers were given as his Royal Highness
went into the boat which was to carry him to the
Crocodile, and on the boat pushing OF from the
wharf the royal salute OF twenty-onc guns fired
from the citadel The band OF the Slxty-nlnth regi-
ment played 'Auld Lang Syner amid continuous
cheering. 4f
Another tremendous fire has occurred at Saugenay,
which lasted for eight days. The destruction Is
very great. The Provincial government has been
applied to for SIS, 900 In aid OF the sufferers.
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GERMANY.

What ls said 10 Bcriin--yhe Spanish Throue
Question.
BERLIN, July 2, 1870.
All the semi -oflcial journals here are silent ON the
Spanish imbroglio with the exception OF the North
German Gazette. This paper processes to have
learned for the first time from the declaration OF the
Duke de Grammont that any prince of the house OF
Hohenzollern had accepted General PRINTS offer OF
the Spanish crown, ana 1t fails to understand the
talk about war INDUCED in by NJ. OLIVER yesterday
In the French Chamber.
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BOLD BURGLARY IN EAST oaAs;f.

One Thousand Five Hundred Dol'ar-' Worth
of Diamonds, JcwcIry aud Silvcrware Carr
ried on.
Willie Mr. II. c. Meyer OF Grove street, East Or
ange N. j., church last evening, his residence
was entered by some daring burglars and large
box full OF silverware and diamond jewelry, belong
inY TO q gentleman named Boyce, neghbor, car
ried on besides valuable gold repeater, 100 years
old, valued az $500; ady's gold watch, some dla-
mond ewelry and other articles, the property OF Mr.
Never and his wife. Mr. B0yce had left his property
with Mr.. Meyer for safe keeping. The entire pro-
perry cannot be worth less than 81, 800 TO $4,000.
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MEXICO.

The Mexican Pirate Forward Captured and
Burned ut Sea-Mart inez Defeuted on tho
Rio Grande-serious Aspect Of the Guate-
n,alaa Invasion.
CITY OF MEXICO June 3O)
Via HAVANA, July T. 1870. !
The news from the Pacific coast Is important The
United States war vessel Mohlcan, which was en-.
gagged By the Mexican government 20 pursue the
pirate Forward overlook that vessel the 18th of
June ana set fire to her and burned her. The fate
OF Mejia, the son OF the Secretary of War; who was
carried OF by the pirates, is unknown Eight OF the
sailors belonging to the pirate have been taken
ashore at Teacapan bay and shot Further partlcu-
lars OF the killing are lacking Jansen the captain OF
the Forward, has been made prisoner and brought
to Mazatlan.
The survey OF the Tehuautepec Railroad route has
been made, ana the report is favorable. Williams
the chief engineer of the scheme intends shortly 70
leave Mexico for New YORK 10 the interest OF the
company.
The rebel General Martinez has been routed ON the
northern frontier. number of prominent officers
belonging to his command nave been captured.
General Qnroga mas crossed over the Rio Grande,
yuqges gasG!o ana Gardorss aays resigned their
OF the court IN censuring the Partially shown to
employees In the matter Of pay.
1t as reported lthat the Guatemalan chief Perez
Gomez mas entered Soconusco, which IL at present
disputed territory by the republics andntrench
ed himself at JaiscO. Another report states ,that
he has crossed the border into the State OF Cniapa
and ut the head OF 600 men has entered the Chapas,
the capital of the state. Many Mexicans have joined
the invading S,'uatemalan army. porrfiO iDiaz has
accepted the command Of the allied troops
The property Of the rebel General IIuerta has been
c0niscated.
General Escobeda is a candidate for the governor
ship Of San Luis Potosi. l w
Another Revolution In JaIisc0-The Vera
Cruz RaiIrOud-Tho Free Zone IN he (,nu.
Understanding 10 be stopped.
Cry OF MEXICO July III
via HAVANA, July 7, 1870. I
Notwithstanding the recognition OF Cuervo as
Governor Of Jalisco revolution In that State Is
Imminent.
Governor QuirOga has initiated O revolutionary
movement In the State of Nuevo Leon
The Vera Cruz Railroad has been completed and
opened to the public as far ss Chiquihute.
The Sierra Pueblo insurgents have surrendered to
the government authorities. The women OF M
maran organized to defend the town against Estaban
Bravo, but his troops failed 10 make the anticipated
attack.
Congress having decreed the continuation OF the
Free Zone, Minister Romero has organized a guard
TO prevent smuggling, the expense for the NAM
tenance OF which VIII be about one hundred thousand
dollars annually.
Another priest resident OF the town OF viezca In
the State OF Coahulia has married.
The UfU11O, the official organ or the Mexican gov
eminent, denies peremptorily the charges recently
made against President Juarez that he had aided the
confederates.
TWO legislatures, each supported by governor
and general, contest the control OF the State Of
Campeche,
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FATAL TAassT PRACTICE.
A hoy shot and Killed in Bloom

A boy shot and Killed i'm Bloomfield, n. j.
Between five ana SIX O'Clock yesterday afternoon.
In bloomfield, n. j., boy ten years OF age, named
Frank Moran, was accidentally shot and instantly
killed by some member OF the target company known
IA the George Bethel Rifle Company, Of which
Charles HellIan Is captain The little fellow in
the water closet at the time the fatal bullet came
through the partition. The authorities have been
notified and proper inquiry into the melancholy
o0air will be made forthwith.
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suffoctTeO ma WELL.

Edward Clark, together with two companions,
James Moore and James Meade, were employed by
Mr. Bailey, of New Brighton Staten Island, yeser-
day morning, TO clean out an old well on his prem
ises Clark first descended, but was ovcrp0wered
by the foul gases, when his fellow aborcrs attempted
to rescue him. and were also sufocaed. Assistance
was aoon OF hand and the three men brought 70 the
surface and restoratives applied Moore and Meade
returned to consciousness but Clark was found TO
be beyond all human aid. The decasasd leaves
large family unprQvlded ,QE,
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NAPOLEON III Fourth Cousin PRINCE LEoPoLD
The Princess as already stated married the Prince
or ohenzoern-Sigmarngen and is the mother Of
Prince Leopold She being third cousin OF Napoleon
H., her IL consequently fourth cousin OF the
Emperor as shown above. Cnrlously enough the sue
cession from the male Beauharnais ceased with
both branches together, and WAS continued from
the females, Hortense ana Stephanic. And here 1t
also interesting 10 note that while HOrense had
none but male children, btephaDie had none but
females. That the French Emperor should object 10
seeing his cousingerman on the spanish throne Is
undoubtedly because the Prince happens to be q
German cousin also, and Prussian one al that.
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IRELAND.

The Trades aud Labor QuestiOn-Artisau
Union OF Germans and Natives.
CORK, July 7, 1870
The German tailors introduced here by the em.
ployers have struck, and joined the Irish.
labor strike and agrarian outrages are reported
at Yougha, In the county OF Cork
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Parliamentary Pros ress.

LONDON, July 7, 1870.
I'm the House OF Lords today two or three benevo.
lent measures introduced by the Marquis OF Town.
send were rejected.
The bill providing for the revision OF the Lessons
In the Book OF Common Prayer passed.
After brief debate on local matters their lord
ships adjourned.
In the House OF Commons tonight Mr.. Otway,
Under Foreign Secretary said the government had
declined TO ratify the treaty concluded by Minister
Alcock with China Abiding to the newspaper
reports he said the government had received no
oflcial advices Of the late outrages in Pekin.
In reply to Question Mr.. Otway informed the
House that a mixed committee had been appointed
to adjust the claims Of British subjects arising ron
the civil war In Hayt
The House continued in committee the considera.
tion OF amendments to the Education bill.
A tory amendment, authorizing school boards TO
raise money to meet deficiencies, provoked verbal
duel between Messrs. Disrael and Gladstone, when
resulted in favor OF the latter; the amendment
being rejected by majority Of 1855 votes.
The Party Procession bill, INTRODUCED by Mr..
Fortescue, and drected especially against the dis
G sai os, a. o9 report
The appeal Of the Duke OF Newcastle to the House
OF Lords against judgment rendered in favor OF one
to the appellant.
Lord Camperdown has been appointed Junior
Lord Of the Admiralty, vice Trevelyan, resigned.
Treason, Reliaiou, Accident and the Marriage
LONDON July 7, 1870.
The people are greatly incensed at the refusal Of
the government to give up the body OF the convict
Thompson, who died at Portland. They proposed TO
give the remains great funeral, and to take them
from Portland to Ireland for the purpose. The gov
eminent considered such demonstration unsafe
and Will have tile body quietly buried In England.
The Convocation Of Canterbury proposes to create
q permanent committee TO watch the proceedings Of
the Vatican.
Another collision OF trains occurred to-day on the
Northwestern Railway, near South Shields. Many
of the cars were wrecked, but no lives were lost.
Letters OF administration have been granted for
the estate OF LoIgworth on the ground that Teresa
Yelyertou one OF the claimants, Is absent in Anne.
RIGA, where her address Is unknown and she cannot
be communicated with.
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Cabinet Action.

madrid, July 1--Evening.
It Is reported on good authority that the Spanish
government has resolved to communicate officially
to the foreign Powers It's decision with regard to
the candidature for the throne.
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CUBAN MARKETS.

HAVANA. July z, 1870
The sugar active quotations unchanged
Exchange On London. 10 a 1917 per cent premium on
Paris, IA az premium United States, 90 da ~
sight currency. per discount short sight, 81 per
cent discount In gold short sight, IA per premium 90
days sight, w = per cent premium.
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NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY s, 1870.
THE OCEAN YACHT RACE.


fts LONDON, July T--MidniRht
report was received here at late hour tonight,
purporting to come from Cork that the yacht Daunt-
less had returned to Queenstown, having lost her
foremost.
Inquiries were Immediately addressed by telegraph
to Queenstown In reply TO which complete contra
diction Is given to the report.
Neither or the yachts which started on the ocean
race had been heard OF since their departure
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PARIS, July 10 f. M.
note Is said to have been received here from
Prussia, the substance OF which Is given as rolows
The Prince OF HohenZolern is not a member OF
the royal family. Prussia dd nothing to procure the
0iIer OF the Spanish crown for him. The consent OF
the King or Prussia TO It's acceptance will be given
de1nitvey only after the vote Of the Cortes aud If
the latter should elect Hohenzoern Prussia Will
support him.
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ENGLAND.

The Continental Agitation as Reported in
London.
LONDON, July 7, 1870.
There is much excitement, not only here, but on
the Continent, IN view of the threatened European
complication on the subject Of Prince Leopods can.
didature for the Spanish throne.
Dispatches from Paris say there IL strong feeling
in France, even outside OF Official circles against the
bestowal OF the Spanish crown on any Hohenzollern.
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AUS r RIA.

The HispanO-German Excitcu,ent-silence. +
.e.+. VIENNA, July Z, 1870.
Austria so far maintains strict neutrality on the
question.
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THE INDIANS.
Massacre Of DIincrs az North P.rk--Atrocstics
0f the Utes.

LARAMIE CITY, July T. 1870.
The Laramie Sentine, says that alter dark last
night man came into Sherman station from North
Park and reported that there had been a general
massacre OF the white miners there by the Utes. The
report as II comes to us Is that party OF Cheyennes
came in there and the Utes came to the miners to
get them TO help hght the Cheyennes which they
fused to do. A ngnt then ensued between the Utes
ana Cheyennes, winch lasted some rive hours, when
the later fed. Then the utes went at The miners
ana Killed all they could find Of them.
me informant states that he buried three
OF the Killed at John Gman's cabin. near H. One
was man named Chapman, who was sick and In
the care OF Mr. Van Dyke, from whom we published
o letter q few days ago. We did not learn the
names OF the Others. They were all very much
manRed. ana their heads chopped 10 pieces Up to
the present writing Mr.. Van Dyke has not been
lizard rom though his coat and hat were found ut
MS cabin. In the present state OF excitement IL IL
difficult 70 get at the facts; but we regard ~ certain
tue Utes have broken out upon Us, and that several
miners have been killed over o. the Park. s
REPORTS later than the foregoing make II undoubt-
cay true thar the North Park miners have been
massacred,
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TURKEY.

The viceroy of Egypt in the Capital.
CoNsTANTIaoPLE July Z, 1870
The Viceroy OF Egypt has arrived here. He Is wen
received by the Sultan.
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ROME.
IufpIllbility as 1t Ii.

LUNDUN, july . I6IV
The Augsburg Gazette says many bishops at the
Roman Council have renounced their right to speak
In order to hasten the decision on the infalbility
dogha,
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Sentiment Of the Grea, Powers.

LONDON, July T. 1870.
The London Post to-day says the Great Powers
viii be disposed TO sanction any energetic action on
the part OF France for the punishment OF theOhinese,
and It Is thought the Post Is semionically inspired
TO speak for the English government
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Cariisui.


madrid, July I--EVculnK.
The hopes OF the Carsts on the Spanish frontier
are reviving in consequence OF the complications OF
the Prussian intrigue.