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MAINE.
The Limo Rock Bank Robbers Bagged-Al
the stolen Money Recovered.

The Limo Rock Bank Robbers Baggcd-All
the Stolen Money Recovered.
ROCKLAND, May 8, 1870.
The two New York professionals engaged In the
Lime Rock Bank robbery. who were taken out or
the city yesterday morning by Keyser and Black,
were arrested last night and brought here. Keyser
had left them with their plumber at place in the
woods on the Warren road. four or hve miles from
this place, ana promised TO meet them with team
at eight O'Clock last night and take them to a
place OF safety. After his arrest he consented
to guide the officers to the place Of rendezvous and
secure his coniederates. strong posse accordingly
started with him, aud the force was so disposed as
TO allow keyser to meet the rogues and take them
INTO MS wagon as agreed upon, after which they
were arrested without resistance. ALL or nearly all
OF the stolen property was recovered with the rob.
bers. f. 3. McAlltster, q policeman and night
watchman, was arrested last night; also Black was
taken into custody this morning. All the parties TO
the robbery except Rand, who was allowed
TO escape the officers In Portland, are now In safe
custody.
The names Of tho New York burglars are Joshua
Daniels, alias Healms. Charles Haght and Langdon
W. Moore alias Charlie Adams. The latter IL one OF
the most notorious robbers In the country and was
concerned In the Norwalk Bank robbery. II is said
that their confederate who Is ut large Is John w.
Rand, alias Jack Rand, OF Boston. The amount Of
bonds and currency recovered is little $40 900,
which is believed 70 be every dollar taken.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.-LoNDoN, May 5-5
P. M-Consos closed at 81 for money and OAK for
account United States hvetwenty bonds, 1862, Ss%
1885, Old, 49, 1857, 30; tenorties, 85A Erie Railway
shares 1sh; Illinois Centrals, liz; Atlantic and
Great Western %.
PARIS BOURsE.-PARIs May 5.--The Bourse
closed quiet, Rentes, 74fr. 75c.
FRANKFORT BOURsE.-FRANRFoRT, May 5.-United
States fve.twenty bonds opened firm but quiet at
05M q 95X for the issue OF 1862.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MAnKET.-LIvERPooL, May
SIS p. .M-The cotton market closed steady. Mid
ding uplands, 10%d.; midding Orleans, 11Xd. q
l1Ad. The sales OF the day have been 0000 bales,
including 1000 for export and speculation.
HAvRE COTTON MARKET.-HAyRE, May 5.-Cotton
closed quiet both on spot and af0at.
PETROLEUM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., May 5.-Petro-
leum closed firm and unchanged.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
May 5-5 P. M.-Lard quiet at COS. per cwt. Naval
stores-The market is firm. Pork firm. Lard quiet.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.-LoNDoN May g.
Calcutta inseed firmer at 6ls Lnseed oil heavy
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THE PACIFIC COAST.

Hotel Opening In San Francisco-Tienvy
Commercial Failure - Unfnvorabte Crop
Prospects i'm California.
CALIFORNIA, May 4, 1870
The Grand Hotel was opened to-day. The building
occupies the greater part Of two blocks, and cost
half million OF dollars
All the indications favor the belief that there will
be very large amount of travel from the Eastern
States Paciflcward this summer.
D. Gulradelli & Co., extensive dealers in coffee,
have suspended their liabilities are half million Of
dollars.
The latest intelligence from different Parts of the
State confirms the fears that the grain crops Will
be short. The drought has been more serious tnan
for many years past; The rainfall within the next
has not been burned UP. The late s0wn wheat Will
suffer most injury. In large district south Of the
Bay OF Sau Francisco there will be fair crops ana in
the northern counties In most instances the farmers
feel pretty OF good crops; DuL In the greater
parts Of San Joaquin and Livermore valleys the
failure of the wheat crops is almost certain.
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THE INDIANS.

Reports Concerning tho Salmon River
Tribes-Troops Prepared for Any Emer-
gency.
ST. LOUIS, May s, 1870.
Intelligence has been received here that a large
number Of Indians are reported on the Salmon
river, in Kansas, threatening the settlements.
Also that 200 Indians had crossed the
Kansas Pacific Railroad between Forts Hayes
and Parker on the I'd inst Later
dispatches deny that any Indians are on the Salmon
river and state that no trouble s anticipated there.
Three companies Of cavalry are stationed at three
prominent points on the Salmon, and also Lake
Sibley, on the Republican river, and the Indians
could not penetrate that region without encounterng
troops. company OF Infantry mad been sent
from Fort Wallace to protect the railroad
construction parties west OF that place. Two COM
panes of cavary under General Custer left Fort
Leavenworth on Tue dav for Fort Hayes, from which
point they can move in any direction should hostile
demonstrations be made by the Indians.
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A NEW JERSEY MlSCRsAaT.

A few nights ago a scoundrel forcibly entered the
cabin OF canal boat on the Morris Canal. at Bloom.
field, n. j., and took advantage of young girl
named Francisco Scnoenewolf, OF Newark, who was
on board alone, excepting little boy, who
slept in the forward part OF the boat In
accomplishing his Infamous purpose the miscreant
threatened to XIII the girl, who IL not quite seven.
teen II she raised further outcry. In her AFFIDAVIT,
made before Justice Mills, OF Newark, she declares
that there were persons on shore who must have
heard her first shrieSs, but no one came to her
assistance. The alleged dtdbte has since been cap
tured at Rockaway, and yesterday afternoon was
fully Identified sy MISS SchOenewolia sher ravisher.
Tie authorities pronounce The case against him q
clear one He gave his name as John Brady, and
was fully committed TO the Essex County jail Tor
IrI.l
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.

Consolidation OF the Concord and Northern
New Hampshire Railroads.
CONCORD, May s, 1870.
The Governor and Council this evening sanctioned
the contract between the Concord and Northern New
Hampshire Railroads, and it is flnality. The con.
tract provides for the joint management of the roads
agent to be chosen by both boards OF directors the
Concord road to receive ten per cent on It's capital
stock and the surplus TO 60 to the reduction Of fares
and freghts. There are 1926 stockholders in the
Concord Railroad at present. and the recent advance
In its stock was brought about by about III.
road Public opinion is In favor Of the present ar
rangement and as far as be ascertained, It will
be acceptable to the mass OF stockholders Of both
roads. Governor Stcarns has been selected az the
manager, and has entered on his duties.
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BOARD OF EXCISE.
The following circular was yesterday issued to
LIQUOR dealers by the Board of Excise-

The following circular was yesterday issued to
liquor dealers by the Board Of Excise:-
OFFICE OF THE BOARD EXCISE,
NO. 30l MOTT BTREET, ROOM No. 3d.
NEW YORK, May 8, 1870.
The Board of Excise for the purpose OF facilitating the
prompt and orderly its business, hereby
tho following order In relation receiving appca
tions for licenses TO witt
Applications for licenses from the First, Second, Third,
Fourth Fltth Sixth Seventh and Eighth wards will be
cevcd at the office of this Board from Monday the 9Th,
Saturday, the 14th Instant inclusive.
From the Ninth Tenth, Eleventh Twelfth, Thirteenth
from Monday The 10Th, to Saturday tho 2lst instant In
elusive
From the Sixteenth, Seventeenth Eighteenth Nineteenth,
Twentieth Tweny-rst and Twentysec0 wards appca.
received from Monday the 23d TO Saturday the
2Sth inst, inclusive.
posted at the time of making the application.
Board has established the following grades of foes for
license3:-
For hotels and restaurants. according TO their capacity
for entertainment, from Sl0O to $780,
For other places wherea ale or beer only sold $780,
Licenses granted by the late Metropolitan Board OF
Excise and not yet expired on beng surrendered to the
from the license Zee being allowed for the unexpred term Of
said licenses.
Once hours, from nine a. NJ. TO four p. N. daily.
WALTER w. PRICE, President
JAMES O'NEILL, Chief Clerk
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THE MACE-ALLEN PRIZE FIGHT,

Arrangements Perfected for tho Fight-DIace
the Favorlte at Pressut-Whereabouts OF
tho Pugiiists.
NEW ORLEANS. May s. 1870.
All the arrangements have been perfected for the
coming prize fight between Mace and Allen
stakeholder has been finally agreed upon and the
contracts for the excursion to the fighting ground
have been made.
At present Mace is the favorite at three to two but
when the Western delegation arrives the betting
Will be more nearly even. Great interest In the
affair is manifested here, and large or money
have been staked upon the result.
Mace Is still at his training quarters In Mobile ana
Allen is reported en- route for this city.
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Ncwmarket Raccs-Tie Run for the Guinen


Newmarket Raccs-The Run for the Guinens
LONDON, May 8, 1870.
The fourth days races at Newmarket was
signalzed by the defeat of the favorite Of
yesterday, for the thousand guinea stake
Tie race was 1000 guIneas, a subscription Of 100
sovs. ea for three year old FLIES. carrying l22 lbs.
the of the second horse to receive 200 sovs ont
of the stakes and the third to save her stakes; 5O
yards III subscribers). The race was won by Mr..
Joseph Dawson's br. He ster, by Thormanby, out
OF Tomyris; Mr.. Lyndon's CHI T. Frivolty, by Macca-
roni, out Of Miss Agnes second; Baron Rothschld's
b. I. Mahonia, by King Tom, out Of Blooming
Heather third.
The betting was to against Heater.
The Maiden Plate of so sovereigns for two year
ods, colts 122 lbs, FLIES 119 lbs, winner to be sold
for 800 so vereigns II demanded, half mile, was
won by Tamaro, beating Hawk (second) and Aber-
The May Stakes handicap,. of fifteen sovereigns
sd Of nile was e Won by
Mr.. Beverley's Gil. c. Flyaway Jack, By. Cape Fly
away out of GYPSY Girls Oldson, second, and Mr..
Chapin's ch: I. the Orphan, by Newmnster, out Of
handicap plate Of fifty soverelQns for three year
olds and upward, enc mile 513 yards, was won by
Nj + proHt's b. c. Westward Ho, by Auiocrat out
OF ofWestmania; Ravolia second, Mr. G. Angels b. +.
Dodon by ous,on cut q ghespes pes third c
and l 0 sovereigns added, for three year ods and
upwards, one mile ana seventeen yards, was won
BY Mr. Drinkrow's blk. h. Tibthorpe, by V0tlgeur,
ont OF Little Agnes six years old; Colonel Astey's
,. Venice, by Carnival out Of Summerslde, 1M by
A Weepstakes Of 10 soyereens each FOR pr three year
Morgan's pay colt Filou by Trumpesr, out of Sharp
Practice, three years. liz pounds; Mr. Gibson's bay
my Romance, by Lacydes, out Of Fiction, liz
pounds, second.
plate Of 100 sovereigns three year olds to carry
es pounds; four year old and upwards 122 pounds
ive year olds and upwards. 12a pounds; one mile
and seventeen yards was won by Mr. Crawlegh's b.
c. Idus by Wild Dayreil out OF Freight, by John
OGaunt, three years old; Sir Joseph Hawley's br H.
Roscrusian, by Beadsman, out Of Madame Eglan-
tine, five years old, second; Mr.. Treen's CHI T. Vac
Of Avon, by Dioxhantus out Of Avondae, three
years old, third.
A sweepstakes of ten sovereigns each-three years
old to carry 110 pounds, four years 122 pounds five
years and upward 1875 pounds; /, ,24o yards-was won
by Mr. Paynes br. :. Lady Masham, by brother to
Stafford. out OF Maid Of Masham, three years Old:
Count Bathyanis ch. Arastus by Loiterer, out Of
AdrasJa, three years DID, second MIR. J. Sones b. c..
Ligurian, by Newmnster, out Of Queen Bee five
years, tiird.
For the EPSON Derby the betting is 20 to l on the
field against Normandy.
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VIRGINIA..

Relief for Sufferers by tho Richmond Dis
nster-ContrlbutiOns from Northern Cities.
RICHMOND, May 8, 1870.
A circular has been issued by David j.
Burr, the President OF the Chamber OF Com
merce; General Milford, ex-United States Agent
of Exchange; John Purcell, chairman Off the
Distributing Committee and Isaac Davenport,
Jr., President of the First National Bank,
Treasurer Of the Relief Committee, announcing that
arrangements thorough and complete for distribute
ing tie fluids received here are In operation The
committee has been organized to insure aid to
all the sufferers by the late calamity. The treasurer
has received $4,000 to-day from Northern cities.
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MELANCHOLY DEATH.

Ayoung woman named Mary Ann McMahon, q
teacher in primary school No. 49, located In Nine-
teentn street. near avenue b. fell down the stairway
Of the school shortly after three O'Clock yesterday
afternoon. Her fall so sudden that she sustained
serious injuries. The police Of the Eighteenth pre-.
cinct were notified OF the accident and at once sent
for al ambulance, but before 1t could arrive the IN
deceased was removed to tie residence OF her pa
rents No. 5S7 East Twelfth street. Miss Mcmahon
was eighteen years Of age. Coroner Rollins was
notified and will hold an IN quest
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FIRE IN FRANKLIN STREET.

About seven O'Clock last night fire occurred In
the third floor of No. 55 Franklin street. occupied by
James Attwe Jr., manufacturer OF cords ana
twnes; fourth floors occupied by the same party.
Damages $4,000. Second floor occupied by Charles
Hess manufacturer Of ladies' under clothing; dam
Empire Collar Company damage $1,000 The build.
ing, owned by J. Tartter, sustained damage OF
$1,000 The losses are said to be covered by nsur.
ance in various Offices The cause OF the lre Is un-
l.
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LOUISIANA.

Model Leg,slatiOn-Criminalst to be Turned
Loose Unpunlshed.
NEW ORLEANS May S, 1870.
The last Legislature repealed the Old statutes for
the punishment Of crimes, &C., and enacted laws
now in force but make provision for the prosecu
ton of persons charged with crimes committed prior
to April /. 1870, leaving hiatus through which 125
persons indicted for various offences will likely
escape unpunished.
Colonel A. s. Badger has been appointed Chief Of
Police, vice Cain, resigned.
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AUBURN THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY.

AUBURN, May 5, 1870.
The seml-centenary celebration OF the founding
OF the Aublrn Theological Seminary has just closed
In this city. The occasion brought together large
number OF Presbyterian clergymen from all parts OF
the State. portion OF the exercises consisted in
the laying of the corner stone for library building
connected with the seminary which is to cost
$4,000, which sum Is donated by William L. Dodge.
o! New YORK and L. u. Morgan, OF Aurora, Cayuga
county. The commencem mt exercises OF the Theo-
logical Seminary take place this evening.
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MEETING Of the AMERICAN iasIITvTs.

meeting of the American Institute was held last
evening at the room In the Cooper Institute General
Hall in the chair
Reports OF special committees ON amendments and
by laws were received ana adopted. motion for
appropriaing $500 for reporter to the Polytechnic
Institution was debated ana los. There was lively
time on the subject OF appointing reporter; but
finally the Old fogies determined upon having one at
$3.50 a year. No business OF any importance was
transacted. and the meeting adjourned
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souIHsRN BAPTIST CosvsarIaa.

LOUISVILLE, May 5, 1870.
Upwards OF three hundred delegates are IN at.
tendance o, the Southern Baptist Convention now
in session here. Rev. Dr. Wei, Of Georgia, was
elected president. The reports OF tho foreign and
doGes ic missions were read. resolution, which
In effect worked 10 cooperate w,ta the Northern
branch OF the Chutcn. was lost by an overwhelming
majority.
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RED RIVER.

Alteration OF Boundary Lines of the Pro-
vince--Aiterations in the Manitoba Bill.
OTTAWA, May s, 1870.
In the House of Commons Sir John A. Macdonald
explained that several alterations had been made in
the Manitoba bill. The boundary lines of the Pro.
vince have been ate ed IN order to include Portage
10 PRAIRIE, The deviations OF the boundary would in.
crease the estimated population about 1000. So In
calculating the subsidy to be paid to that country
the basis should be 1700o Ders0ns instead Of 15.000
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CUBA.

Arrival and Departure or Steamships.
HAVANA, May s, 1870.
The United states steamer Nantasket arrived from
terday.
The steamer George Cromwell, from New Orleans.
sailed to-day for New York.
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Voting tho Schema.

ROME, May a. |
Via PARIS, Mayo 1870.
The Council to-day voted on the schema relative
to the small catechsm.
tenth of the bishops present voted mon placet."
Among them were the German and Hungarian
bishops, who desire to preserve the catechlsm OF
CanisluS.
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Tho American Protest

LONDON, May s, 1870.
A Brussels despatch says that Archbishop Ken
rick has gone to Naples to finish protest against
Papal infalbility.
Monsignor Dupanloup's reply to Archbishop
spaulding in the matter OF in1aibity will soon be
published,
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TO an Oarsrn an.

LONDON, May S, 1870.
Harry Kelley the ex-champion OF the Thames,
who wen the recent match with Bright on the river
Tyne Of Newcastle, has received from his northern
admirers at Newcastle gold medal with purse Of
sXy ScyereiguS.
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Work for Idlo Hands to Do.

LONDON, May s, 1870.
The government offers free passage In transports
which about to sail for Canada to all dockyard
laborers who have recently been discharged and
who may Wish to emigrate.
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Queen victorla,s Levee.

LUNDUN, NHy IoTU.
At the Queens lcvee yesterday Hon. John Jay. the
American Minister to Austria, was presented to her
Majesty.
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The Bank Return.

LONDON, May g. 1870.
The of1cal returns OF the Bank OF England for
the week ending yesterday evening, show decrease
OF f125, 900 in SPECIE
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BntcheIor's Hair Dyc-Thc Best In tho
world. The only perfect dye harmless, reliable nstants-
neous. Facto ry IL Bond street.
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Very Unaallant.

LONDON May s, 1870.
The onTitues this morning depores the wo-
mems rights movement in the House Of Commons
last evening and does not believe the women of Eng
land are at all In sympathy
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SPAIN.
Holds ON to Cuba.

LONDON, May 8, 1870.
II is reported that the Spanish government de-
ferring to the petitions received from the Antilles,
has suspended action on the new constitution for
Porto Rico, and will consider no proposition for the
sale of Cuba.
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City Ladies' and Lndie1 Visiting the elity, II
you wish beautiful Boots and Shoes, patronize MlLLEh
CO., No. 3 Union square.
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A.-IIerring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES.
25l Broadway, corner Murray street.
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NEW YORK CITY.
Local and Police Paragraphs and ilnoE
Items Of Metropolitan News.

The following record win show the changes IN tts
tcmperature OF The weather for the past twenyfour
hours III comparison with the corresponding day OF
nuts pharmacy HERALD Building Broadway cor.
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ROME.
Infaliibility.

ROME, May 8, 1870.
The Pope has urged that the discussion on the
infallibility question be closed before Ascension
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CrfstadorO,s Unrivnlled Hair Dyc.-Soid
aud applied his wig scalp factory No. Asor House,
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yt5ItTUHy.
Average temperature for corresponding date
last year. 56
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A Good All Wool Business suit,
GA, at BROKAW BROTHERS,
Fourth avenue. opposite Cooper Union.
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A.--Vor Restoring tho Original Color of tho
HAIR, DISPENSING pANDRUFF AND CLEANSING ilI
SCALP, RESTORER AMERICA IS WITHOUT An EQUAt.
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An Indckble Notwithstanding Will Restore
original fairness after IL has been turned of
copper color with hair dyes Yet Of them will produce
the ch natural hair shades brought out by the OF pHA
Ions VIrAIIh, OR SALVATION FOR THE HhiR, n
prepar and transparent and which does not stain
haa akin
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Eutti and tne 6 solidaritios.,,

PARIS, May s, 1870.
The earnings Of Adeani Patti for the past season
have been oOOof to say nothing OF the presents
she has received.
The Marquis Caux, her husband, has just contr.
buted l,50o. to the funds Of the Pehlscitary Com.
mittee.
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r,rh,v millions n Year!

Dnyid,s Spring styles of Gentlemen's Hats.
999h Broadway, near Duane street.
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The now Protestant Episcopal church Of tho Holy
Trinity on l26th street and Fifth avenue was opened
with appropriate services yesterday afternoon.
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KNOWS b5ut StOres-rnere II lot u EdShiOns
able stye OF Hat OF the that B not TO be found
KNOWS Hat store nj 2l2 Broadway The Of moving
May has Il Is great deal to do with the
ones wits and the naccuracy OF ones but here
likelihood OF interested In the chapeau question
forgetting the Whereabouts OF Knox.
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A.--'Che Best Place To Buy Your Hats IL of
ESPENSCHEID, manufacturer, 1I3 Nassau street
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Knox,s yYni storc.-There is Not a

English Coatiugs--Ncw styles Just Received
by MCKINLEY, Merchant Tailor, 5s6 Broadway.
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A New York Journalist as the Me-
dunn of Communication Between
the French King Slayers.
Napoleon's Idea Of Flourens'
Extradition from England.
Female Suffrage in England and
Infalibiity In Rome.
PATHS sSO1idariticS" from
Franco.
FRANCE.

Trial OF the Reglcide ConspiratOrs.
PARIS. May S, 1870.
The Journal ODgctez this morning contains decree
convoking the High Court of Justice for the trial OF
those recently arrested for participation In plot
against the life of the Emperor.
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For ths immense Of the Now West advertise Ia
rHE, ROCKY MOUNTAIN HERALD, Denver, Colorado.
diress for few days. Mr. GOLDkICk the publisher box
40 81. Nicholas HOTEL New York.
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Tho metropolitan Job Printing E,tnbiisii<
ment = -
OF NASSAU STREET,
OLD HLRALD BrlLDiNG.
This well known establishment odes advantages rossssA'd
by no other IN the United States.
Cali and get your estimates for .-...r
ALL SOklS OF PRINTING,
ILLUMINATED POSTER WORK
TO A CARD
Especial attention paid dto,xc TO
al rates which M compare avoraay VIA euy otner ohce
Travelling panies will do well TO cauoh us ana cxamne
.u 90 crrc
vood E, cy,vnr done at short notice and Al low figures
WrrnocL 81 Co.~-Fnshiorabio Hats Tor Geu%
telDen boys and youths. 5l9 Broadwav
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City "Arabs,, for Canada.

LIVERPOOL May o, 1871.
The steamer Scandinavian which sailed to-day
took out cargo OF London "Arabs," street boys,
for Canada, where they are to be provided with
homes.
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Ngoore's Cushioned Diottor.-Eewavc Of Ir,is
tat,ons For sale at all stationcrs'.
The New York herald., 1870-05-06

The Police commissioners nc recent sessions pro-
NOTED roundsman Yule, OF the Trcasurer's ONCE,
to sergeant, ana ordered that oil policemen shah
reside In tho city OF New York after June i.
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The Bank Return.

PARIS, May 8, 1870.
Tie bullion in hand at the Bank OF France has
increased $500, 900 francs Since last Thursday.
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Trusses.-SInrsa e. Co.'s Radicni Cnrc Truss
ONCE Established 30 years. at No Vesey street, oppos1d
the church Also SILK Elastic Goosts.
The New York herald., 1870-05-06

The monthly meeting Of the New York City
womans Suffrage Association will be held at the st
Denis Hotel this afternoon. Miss Bates. young
lady from Dayton. Ohio. VIII addicss che meeting
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Cabinet Reconstruction.

LONDON, May s, 1870
The Gdulots says there Is q rumor that NJ. Olivier
will soon exchange the Ministry OF Justice for that
of Foreign Affairs, made vacant by the resignation
OF Count Daru. The change is looked upon as quite
probable here. and the report is generally credited