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SALE or PICTURES.

The second days sale of pictures at Johnston &
Van Tassell's, in Nassau street. yesterday was even
more spirited than the previous day. The attend
ance OF connoisseurs was large, probably because
the gems OF the coection-Church's and Bierstadrs
fine pctures-were to come under the hammer.
Church's "Andes at the Equator, was bought by Mr..
+. W. Sterry, "a Cedar street, for $780, Bersfadps
splendid landscape, .'The Wind River Mountain,
was obtained by Mr.. George IL. Norman, Of Newport,
r.. l., for $685.. Several very fine pictures sold
at very moderate rates Among thenl-the choice
Of the cataogue-br0ught the following prices:-
vandingham, Sheep. Companion Pictures, $40 ana
$33; Freiderchsen. Pupil OF Carl Hubner, The Wed
ding Ring, sl97 90: Van LeemDntten, sheep, $50:
James Fatrman, New York. Sunset, s74: Same, The
Gathering Shower. $40; Van severdonck, Poultry,
$685. TheO. ROsseau, Paris Evening, $2S so; Azenar,
Paris, the Chemist $50; James Hart. N. A., New
York, Summer on the Housatonc, $2s5; Shattuck.
n. A., New York, Twilight sos; Mario, Fruit Piece,
$52 ~; Butler Dusseldorf, Landscape, $112 so; Pace,
Dusseldorf The Smoker. $51; L. L.. Henry, Ruins OF
an old Virginia Home. $106: Lanfant de Metz, The
Good Sister, $50; Chaplin Paris, The Turtle Doves,
$685.
Upon the whole the prices realized were fair, con-
sidering the weather. A good many purchasers got
bargains that they need not regret
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REIGN or THE ROUGHs.

"Rocky" Moore ON the RampaGe-Question-
able Action of n Police Sergennl-Rocky y
Arrested, Discharged, Rearrested by Captain
Gunner and Committed for Trial mt the
General Sessions for Assault and Battery.
Matthew Moore better known as "Rocky" Moore,
was arragned ut the Yorkville Police Court yester
day afternoon on charge Of assault 6kd battery
preferred against hun by aurtha Murphy residing
vt NO l,o32 Third avenue. 1t appears that Rocky
on Tuesday had imbbod too much OF his brothers.
"mountan dew" to be found the store at the cor
ner Of Sixty second threct and Third avenue This
place is the resort q sporting %e9 q NJ, R9ekyg
class, but the bfobretorA generally manage to keep It
one Of the quietest on the avenue. Rocky when
he IL In drink, IL more OF q madman than anything
else, and Is very quarrelsome While In this con-
diOn on Tuesday evening" at his brothers store he
inilicting q severe wound Onlcer Young. Of the
Nneteenth preciact attempted TO arrest him. but Of
course he was vas, not % able Five or SIX Officers were
he was raising the deuce generally but 1t was not
until they had procured a wagon and tied
men could bring the gentle "Rocky' to
the station house. Sergeant Polly VINO was
q, Ds tie a5 Go soSs Mr ma
to be In fits, consequently more subject for the
hospital than for the cells. doctor was sent Tor.
lance was sent for, but Mr.. Brennan who accompa.
MED II, gave he prisoner with the consent OF Ser
rG soSss !. %. ae
Michael Hays, who had prevented, with otnerl,
RocKy's arrest by officer Young, was, however,
locked up and held by Justice Bixby yesterday
morning In ball to keep the peace. On
the watch returns there was no mention
made OF M00res name, neither was lie produced
at court. Acting Captain Gunner, ON becoming
informed of the action OF Sergeant Polly, immedl.
<tely Instituted an Investigation Of the matter which
resulted in 'Kockys" rearrest and his arragnment
before Justice Bixby yesterday afternoon, when
Murphy was induced to appear against him, and he
hnl in potl m rnfe ebnD Da.a
sions. Captain Gunner says that he thinks Sergeant
Polly was indiscreet and Intends to lay the matter
before the Superintendent ''Rocky" was &C ON
panied TO court by Jim Mace, Joe Coburn snd q
large crowd OF admirers. Many c'..- who oh
served NE conduct ." ,uy runlah Moore and Of tn,
omcers or..y EXPRESSED their belief that the much
neauded superintendent JOurdan was as Clay In the
4HAgs " the outlaws OF whom "Rocky" Moore u
Lne acknowledged leader. -. <ssa.-, ~'i'
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LONG ISLAND COLLEGE no pITaI.
Annual Comm encemen. L..t Eveu,nr.


The annual commencement exercises OF the Long
Island College Hospital were held last evening at the
Athen@um, corner Of Atlantic ana Clinton streets,
Brooklyn. The hall was well filed by the friends OF
the institution and DR.. T. L. Mason president OF the
college, presided. The exercises OF the evening
were opened with prayer by Rev. r.. s.
storrs, Jr., d. D., after which Dr. Mason con-
ferred the degree OF Doctor Of Medicine upon each
OF the following named graduates:-Peter B. Plotts
Pennsylvania; Hudson J. Winnett, Pennsylvania;
Patrick v. Murray, Pennsylvania William NJ. X.
Wells, Pennsylvania; Charles r. Upson, Connec.
ticut; Charles II. Myers, New York; James Nicho
son, New York; Samuel O. Stiles, New York; Finley
b. winnett, Pennsylvania; Alexander 8. McLaren,
Virginia. Andrew r.. Crowel, Ontario; Henry n
Reade, virginia. Andrew G. Bergen, Iowa: james
stewart Indiana; william +. Tucker, Massachu.
sets; James ID. Kirk. Pennsylvania; Otis j. EDDY
New Jersey; Albert Laughlin, Illinois; Jacob T. Am
brose, Pennsylvania; Alexander G. Douglas, Ala
bama; Homas $. Maggie, Pennsylvania; Andrew A.
Chapman, Virginia; J. O. Shrader, Iowa; Daniel b.
Nolle, Wisconsin,; w. H. Winsow, Pennsylvania;
Walter Mott, New York: Gonzales G. Smith, Indiana;
Samuel O. Craven, Indiana; Robert o. b. Orr, Mis-.
souri,.
SAMUEL q. ARM0R, NJ. D., Dean OF the Faculty,
then addressed the graduates, animadverting upon
the wonderful progress made during the last half
century In the science OF medicine, and contending
that by the labors OF scientific men human lite had
been prolonged one-qusrter dussog that time. ".
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.-LoNpoN, June 2qx .so p
M.-Consols closed at 9z4 for money and the az
sn American Amer securities steady United States Eve
S siocAs S STEADY Erie Railway shares i Illinois Con-
PARIS BoURsE.-PARrs, June W-The gourse cIo..d
firm rentes, 72I SIC. Il1'7'- A'o'"so c'osed
sates bonds closed hat; hve twentes at 96 96x
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARXET.-LrvERPooI .Jupe %
$50 r. Motton closed at I'd lOd for middIins ,n a.
ana v'd ~ Ad for midding Orleans The sales or he da
and export. ~ ~ A'' 'Pocuia1'on
closed heavy hut unchanged - $3.50 ~''-oo''ou
90 oLIvERpooL BREADsTUrrs MARxET.-LIvERroo1, juno
~ 50 r. M Wheat g. Sd es 1Od. per GENITAL for M
req estcrn and ss 3d. for red winter Flour 2Ss Cd ner
DBL Ior estern canal Corn 3s 3d. per quarter for En-.
quiet. - - - 80 ~ S~n~u'~n' Asru
:, LONDON PRODUCE MARKEr.-LosDON, June QQ-l aOP
Sugar dull " M - s's' pof CIV"
opened firm ~-' SAAe s0'-A osEoiouin
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VIRGINIA.
The University 81 virainia.-Eioauenf Address
by George III. Pendieton Before tho Lit
erary Sociories.

The University sf virainia--Eioauent Address
by George III. Pendieton Before tho Lit
erary Societies.
CHARLOTTESVILLE June 20, 1870.
An immense audience OF both sexes from all Sec
tions OF the Union assembled In University Hall to.
night 10 hear the address before the literary soce-
ties by Mt George II. Pendleton OF ONO.
IN coming forward Mr.. Pendieton was received
with applause The subject OF his address was the
man 1as ssus y 81 the a
tlon and ee atom that this progress Is the result OF
the efforts OF individual man; that every human
every man to develop TO the very largest extent
every capacity OF his mind and soul and body that
vsncement Of the race Tnis man idea was enforced
Dy historical illustrations anu comparisons OF the
civilization OF the world At different epochs and in
dierent countries by reference to the fall Of nations
and individuals. He alluded TO the foundation and
history OF the university aud TO the lives and char
JeiYerson, Madison and Monroe In the course OF his
remarks Mr.. Penieton made the following reference
Is true we are building up States In the wllds OF
the Rocky Mountains with wonderful rapdiy; 1t Is
true We span the continent with rail and wire, and
send our thoughts In instant across the waters OF
the old ocean Itself. II Is true we are advancing
with unequalled speed towards the summit OF ma
t,ona S power and renown; SO much the greater RS Is
pathway Of purity and intellectual and literary eml
nence. So much the greater 10 the reason that We
better than national prosperity, something w0rtnier
our efforts than physical power or accumu ated
wealth. Let US lind with hope an incentive IN the
been those OF the greatest intellectual impulses.
Mr.. Pendlet0n said the true test OF the WORTH
ness OF the age Is the worthlness OF ourselves,
which each thinking man should apply to him
self In the secresy OF his heart learning by ex-
perience. teaching by example. The address gave
great satisfaction to all the hearers and Mr.. Pende
ton was frequently Interrupted with applause during
Its delivery
Senator Yates, OF Illinois, passed through here this
evening en- route for the White Sulphur Springs.
Governor Walker mas also passed through here en-
route for Lexington.
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NEWFOUNDLAND.

Imperial Colonial PoIicy--American Provincss
70 Protect Observation-Disclosures Leaves the
Canadian Doninion 60 Its Own Resources.
ST. JOHNS, June 20, 1870.
despatch has been received by Governor Hill
from Earl Granville In reply to the address Of the
Legislature respecting the withdrawal OF the mpe.
rial troops The policy OF the British government
on colonial matters. particularly az applied to New.
foundand. Is further explained Earl Granville
nnds nothing In tine argument or address to alter
his policy. and says Newfoundland must depend
upon her militia or police 10 protect property and
preserve order In time OF peace. He denies that the
Tact OF the terminus of the Atlantic caOle on these
shores furnishes any reason for keeping troops here
and says every civilized governments 10 bound to
protect the property within Its own limits He fur
ther says that troops are retained IN Nova Scoua
for the defence OF the harbor OF Halifax which IL
necessary FOR the imperial purposes, and not TO act
as police or support the civil power. and concludes
Dy relying on the wisdom OF this colony In taking
from the withdrawal OF her MaJesty's troops
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Thinks 1t Likely-Accepts the Situation.

4, Thinks II Likely-Accepts the Situation.
LONDON, June 20, 1870.
The discussion on infallibity in the Council CON-
iIienced on the 14th OF May. 1869. and was opened
by the Cardinal Vicar Patrzzi. The first Schema
consists OF four chapters, the first three Of which
refer 70 the prmacy, and the last to the nfabllty
OF the Pope. Objections TO the doctrine, for the
question Of 'opportuneness," 1t is said, no longer
exist An English Catholic contemporary quotes
the opinion of the Roman correspondent of the Gaz
zefto d'ItaHa, ''the principal organ Of the revolu-
tion." that the result is certain, in these
terms:-"If were obliged to bet either that the
dogma will be voted unan mously or that there Will
be nifty opponents should prefer the former bet.
semblies OF the inopportunists become more rare,
and hear on all sides that such prelae has aban-
d0ned them to join the majority. OF course the
not But as far as the logic OF the question goes the
Issue Is no longer doubtful
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MASSACHUSETTS.

The Worcester Disastcr-verdict OF the Coro.
ner's Jury.
WORCESTER June 20, 1870.
The Coroner's inquest on the body Of Timothy
Cronan ended to-day. The jury rendered verdict
to the effect that the said Timothy Cronan came to
his ealn from being torn in fragments by an explo.
on % its way rom tittmars 4a manuiaCtory factor "ss to
the Hoosac Tunnel for blasting bGrboses
n car on the gost9g sg9 Alhany Railroad together
which was not properly marked. The verdict CEN,
sures the Boston and Albany Railroad Comnanv FOR
not taking the necessary pyecaut0ns in its transpo.
tation, and also censures tfe Oriental Powder Com
pany for careiessness In not properly marking their
boxes OF wares for shipment.
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THE PACIFIC COAST.

San Francisco Coin Remittances 70 New
York-Assassination Of an Ex.Membcr Of
Congress.
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal June 2s 1870
The remitfances overland to New York last week
were SIS, ,o0o principally coin
The British gunboat sparrow Hawk has sailed for
Victoria.
suit has been commenced against the Western
racine Railroad Company for $4,000 ON construc-
ton account.
=. M. Hoorook, member Of Congress, was as
sasslnated on June l5 ut Idaho City
IL Is stated that Prince Pierre BOnaparte Is In this
City en- route for Tahiti
The Caforn and Oregon Railroad has been ON
pleted 10 Chico. ~ ~
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THE INDIANS.

The Pursuit. Of tho Sioux DInrnuders Abnn.
doned-Twenty.0ne RedslSins KilIed-Red
Cloud on a Buffalo Hunt.
CHEYENNE, Wy, June 20, 1870.
Lieutenant Young and his command returned to
Rawlins last evening, the Indians having success
fully retreated under cover Of the night 1t is sup
posed the Indian loss In killed and wounded is
twenty-one. Sergeant Kessner Of the cavalry, was
wounded lii the hip.
A telegram from Fort Ferterman says the Indians
killed aud scalped Mexican named Pcayune yes
terday, near that post and ran OF mis- team. IL is
reported also that they Killed two squaws who were
living win the whites.
A report from Fort Laramie says Red Cloud and
his tribe have gone buffalo hunting, to be absent
week or two, when they will come back and trade
and talk peace.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
lrrival Of the sloop-of.War PIymouth-LIst
49, Of Her OMcers.


The United States ss'oop-of war Plymouth arrived
in this port last evening RON Portsmouth! where mere
she has been undergoing extensive vpa.S ior some
time past, to complete her equipment. WV anu anu
await the arrival Of eight midshipmen, mems's OF
the last graduating class at Annapolis, when she
will return to her station in the European feet
1t will be remembered tnat the Plymouth accom-
panied the English frigate Monatch, bearing
the remains OF the illustrous philanthropist
George Peabody to his native land across the
Atlantic. This vessel OF war has an armament OF
ten nineinch guns, one elevennch pivot one sixty
pound rine pivot and two twenty-pound howitzers.
The 0ficers Of the Plymouth are as fOllows:-
Capfdtn--William ii. Macomb.
Lieutenant Commander and Executive Officer
Byron Wilson.
Lieutenant Commander ana Nartgutor-C Charles
w. Tracy.
Lieutenant 0mmandea,s-wiliam W. Hendrick
son, George 7. Davis.
Lfe,stenontS-George G. Relter, George e. Ide,
Joseph N. HemphiIl.
Ensign-Edward M Day.
Engtneers-JacksOn McElwell, Chief: A. j. f.
Mullin, First Assistant.
Iuy1oasteT-Chares p Thompson.
St7ge07--John Y. Taylor.
Assistant Surgeo1t-GeOrge A. Bright
Commanding Ad1'ines-First Lieutenant and
Brevet Captain Charles +. Williams.
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Armor also alluded 20 the trials which young doc
tors were subcc cd TO at he outset OF their career
and urget them all labor faithfully. so that ID
years to como they could look back convtnce1 that
they had done something 10 benefit human nature.
The valedcto-y address was delivered ny u. b.
Plots NJ d. OF the gradual ng class AMI al its con-
clusion the audience dismissed with tho Dene-
dictlon by Rev. Francis yinion, ID. ID.
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FENNS YLVANIA.

The Fire Mt Pittsburs Still Rasiua-vioIe,,
Storm.
PITTsBURG, June 90, 1870.
The fire at The oil relneries still continues A
warehouse containing 5000 empty barrels and a
tank OF benzne belonging to the Citizens Refinery
were DESTROYED during the night, causing an addi
tional loss OF 81, O0O M ~
There was very violent storm yesterday in tho
northeastern part OF this county destroying fields Of
graln upro0ting trees, &c. = "
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BROOKLYN CITY NEWS.

Margaret Campbell, VINO had been arrested for In.
toxcation, attempted suicide last evening" by hang
ing herself to the door OF cell In the Butler street
police station. she was discovered hanging, how
ever, before lie was extinct, and cut down.
The mass meeting ana distribution OF prizes In aid
OF the poor women and children Of Cuba at the
Academy Of Music, Brooklyn, Is postponed one
week, till Thursday evening, July Z, In consequence
Of the death OF Senior Jose Moraes Lemus, CUBAN
Minister 70 this country.
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IRELAND.
The Trade strike-Quiet In Cork.

The Trade strike-Quiet In Cork.
CORK June 90, 1870.
Quiet among the strikers has been nominally re.
stored.
The uneasness in commercial circles continues
however, and business OF all kinds Is almost at q
stand STILL
The precautionary measures Of the government to
guard against Q renewal OF the disorders have not
been abated.
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Education.

LONDON June 20, 1870.
Lord Amberley on the occasion Of the laying OF
the corner stone Of Congregational schoolhouse
at Newcastle to-day, made an address, in the course
OF which he said he believed that It was the duty OF
the government to supply the means Of education
out ne could not accept any substitute for voluntary
sschOOls.
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Fire Alarm.

LONDON, June 20, 1870.
tenement house at Lcth containing fourteen
families was destroyed by fire last night. At one
time fearful loss OF life was threatened but 1t is
believed that all the inmates were rescued.
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the Tactics OF THE PLANS.

A Homicide Case-Fatal Assault With
Hachet.
On the night Of the 22d inst. James Carroll and
Bartholomew Buckley became involved IN quarrel
In q shanty In Fortieth street, between Tenth and
Eleventh avenues. during which, 1t s alleged, Carroll
struck his antagonist on the head with hatchet.
causing fracture Of the skull or compression OF
the brain. Buckley was subsequently removed to
Bellevue Hospital, where he fingered till early yes
terday morning, when death ensiled. Carroll, who
was arrested soon after the occurrence, Is still In
prison awaiting the result OF an investigation, which
Is to take place before Coroner Keenan,. The origin
OF the fatal affray has not yet transpircd.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC News
FIR ON
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
Papal Infallibility at the Point
Of PRONUNCIATION.
Napoleon Regulating the Span
ish Succession.
--
RELIGIOUS TOLERATION IN RUSSIA
-~~>~~~>~~~~~-~>~~~~-
The Trade Strike in Ireland-..Q Quiet,
but Controlled.
RELIGIOUS TOLERATION IN RUSSIA
LORD CLAREND0N'S FUNERAL.
ROME.

InfaIlibiIify-Coming " To a Poiut.',
PARIS, June 20, 1870.
Dispatches from Rome contradict the report that
the vote on the dogma OF infallibility would be
postponed and state that 1t wiil probably be taken
to-day, and that the PRONUNCIATION OF the dogma
will probably take place tomorrow.
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Parliament.

LONDON, June 20, 1870.
The House OF Commons was engaged in the con-
aderatton OF local matters to-day and adjourned at
an early hour
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In NIclnorIam.
I.oNpoN June 9v

LONDON, June ~, 1870.
The Liverpool Chamber OF Commerce met to-day
and adopted resolutions euogizng Lord Clarendon.
They declare that in him England has lost most
eminent statesman. ea,slS...s---l .-r7
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ENGLAND.
,rd Clarendon,s Funeral,

LONDON, June 20, 1870
The funeral Of the late Earl OF Clarendon took
place to day. In accordance with the wishes OF the
deceased the ceremony was strictly private.
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The Oneida Disaster.

LONDON June 70, 1870.
Additional correspondence between the Board of
Trade and Captain Eyre, Of the steamer Bombay,
concerning the collision with the United States
steamer Oneida is published. II closes with a COM
municaton from the Board Of Trade refusing to re-
open the case.
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SPAIN. s
RegulatIng che cession.

PARIS, June 20, 1870.
1t is said that the Emperor Napoleon ana Generals
Prim and Serrano acquiesced In the abdication of
Isabella on the condition that no prince OF the
House OF Orleans should succeed to the throne OF
SPAIN
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Domestic Freedom.

MADRID June 20, 1870.
The law authorizing civil marriages goes into
operation on the LIST OF September.
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IQGIo.

Mr.. d. b. Grant, OF the Grant Locomotive Works.
has given handsome single scull racing boat to be
contested for by the members OF the H. NJ. Al boat
club OF Paterson at early day. The prize is worth
xl50.
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Further Than Abdica tion.

The press OF this city protest against the resora-
ton Of the Bourbon dynasty IN the person Of the son
Of Isabella.
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Promotion

LONDON, June 20, 1870.
Vice Chancellor Sir W. NJ. James has been
appointed Lord Justice Of the Court Of Appeals
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Israelire Freedom.

LONDON June 20, 1870.
In the case OF Lyons against Thomas, where the
defendant was sued for abduction Of Esther Lyons
nOnsuited. -
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RUSSIA.
Religious federation

PARIS, June 20, 1870.
n. Pressense had an audience at Ems this week
with the Emperor Of Russia, who readily engaged
to protect the Protestants In Lithuana from perse.
cution.
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FRANCE.
Disastrous Fire-Bad for tho workmsn.

PARIS, June 20, 1870.
One OF the largest carpet manufactures in Beau
vais was burned to the ground last night. Six
buildings, with all their costly machinery and
large stock OF raw and manufactured material, were
destroyed. The loss IL estimated at over million
dollars, and 500 operatives are thrown out OF en-
plOyment.
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Recovered.

PARIS, June 20, 1870.
John Bright's restoration to health is thought to
be permanent
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city Improvement In Paris.

PARIS, June 20. 1870.
The municipality OF Paris, sanctioned BY the French
government, Is negotiating heavy loan in order to
complete the Improvements, rebuilding It may be
termed, OF Paris v 0ich were commenced by Baron
Haussmann when Project OF the Seine.
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New Prelates.

hUNE, June ~, 1870.
Tho Journal OF Rome says the Pope at the Vatican
yesterday app o.nted number OF archbshops and
bishops among the latter for Springfield Mass. and
for Harbor Grace, Newfoundland
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Cash and Tea.

LONDON, June 20, 1870.
There is very active demand for money both at
the Bank and on the street.
The new Foo-Chow-Foo tea lately received here
proves to be Of an inferior quality.
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Fight with the C0manches and Cheyennes at
Camp supply.

WASHINGTON, June 20, 1870.
private letter dated Camp Supply, Indian Terri.
tory, June H. received here says:"The Indians are
more than raising trouble around here. small
party this afternoon drew out two companies OF
ns cs snn to 1liM nhs wS5s absoat Is TeS Sp S
Colonel Nelson has gone out with another company
to assist them. These Indians are supposed TO be Co.
manches and Cheyennesn
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To Aeia.

LIVERPOOL, June 2o 1870.
The Chamber passed resolution urging better
facilities for mail communication with India
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A.-Tsoots and shoes OF Every Variety, at
reduced prices. r. A. BROOKS, SIS Broadway,
Soed Shoes half price.
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! Stnnord's Iron and Sulphur Powders
invigorae the body ana
purity the blood.
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Buy First Glass Billiard TnbIcr-At w. III.
GRlFFiTHs factory 40 vesey street, redursd pTces
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A.-Gen,s' Pearl Cassimerc Dress uuts
for Five Dollars.
WARNOCK a CO, 5i9 Broadway