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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-04-01

The amount of subscriptions raised
for the Eastern Railway, up to this sVri-i
ting is as follows ~ sTs1
Delaware township hiP.s.......,...-..--S75 900
Brown :r:-;;r~v 1900
Porter .................. 1900
Kingston 4" .................. 5000
Total..........-........... IOo, ,ooQ
This leaves an amount of s42, 900 yet
to raise before we can possibly secure
the road. The canvassing committee
are now about to make one more Wig
orous effort to bring the subscriptions up
to the required standard, and have aP-
pointed the following persons to aid
them in their work Radnor township.
Joseph Dunlap and Vim. Lawrence, (;
Delaware township. Geo. w. Jamisons
N. ID. Perry, F.. P. Wergon and Dr. A.
Blymyer Delaware town, John Shea,
Owen McManus. c. E. Hills and Capt.
B. A. Banker.
The committee will hold a public
meeting at Templar, Hail.. tbs Friday
ezsafne-, which those who, have made
subscriptions, as we'll as chose. who have
not, all, in short, who are interested, are
earnestly invited to attend -&s
The public now fully understand what
remains to be done to. obtain this valua-
able improvement /; let every one put
his shoulder to the wheel we allow
the. comparatively small sum Of s42. 900
to stand in the way of our securing this
railroad, we may be sure we shall have
ample occasion to lament our want Of
liberality and public spirit. Now is the
timelfor every enc who8 has means to
show himself a real benefactor of the
county, as well as to promote at the
tsame time the interests of his business
and enhance the value of his property.
Money subscribed to this railroad is one
4 of the best investments that can be
made by our capitalists. and business
men. .'' 41e&
The west part Of the county is inter.
ested in having the road as well as the
east. and the same IS true of the nortf
and south sections. We hope all will
contribute their proportion, and that W,
may very soon have the pleasure of an
) nouncing that the entire amount in valid
reliable subscriptions has been raised.
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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-04-01

OaS. J-Wesaid the Okio .SaAs Jour
nal would be enlarged and our prediction
IS fulfilled. 1t looks more cOmely mo
pun intended)in its new proportions. and
then thereis more Of It. The Journal
is hard to beat, we will not say how hard
mo pun agaTnI. as a live. spicy Reflex
of the times. The readers Of the 5oAy-
afaI never die of dyspepsia and we should
think three months subscription would
be pretty sure cure for that complaint
as well as for many others that mortal
flesh IS heir to. If you want to lead a hap
py existence subscribe for the Journal
We rejoice In its increased prosperity.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-04-01

CoURT.-In the Concord case men-
toned last week. a verdict was rendered
Of sLoo for the plaintiff. sg InRthss case
of Griderrvs. Myers. verdict of Sz38. .65
was given for the plaintiff These are
the only two cases yet decided. D
The trial of TabOrn for the murder of
Grevous is appointed for Monday but
will probably not come up until Tues
day. zss r
David r. Swallow having been pro-
insane by the Probate Court,
last fall. is not likely to be uied this
term. but more likely to be sent to the
Asylum that his insanity may be tested.
The Grand jury has found twenty
four indictments, all but three for liquor
selling. Caleb Mercer and Jacob Beahm
having plead guilty Of this ohense were
fined, the first SIS and the second 500
and costs.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-04-01

NORTON AND POWERS are constantly
receiving New Crop Teas. directly over
land. yltr San Francisco. Try them.
pl-tf
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PREFERRED LOcALs.

5THoS. CRAVEN has for sale the cheap
est building lot in town. febTI-tf
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-04-01

TOWN AND COUNTY.
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MARKETS.
Money!
delaware Retain MARKET.

Corrected aUeeklg 6g DoNAYIN & POTWN
Wholesale and RetaiL Gy-0ce7s and dealers IN
Country Produce.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-04-01

SUPERIOR JoB WoRK.-The ILbo-
eyabAlc Messenger. published in New
York City, is pleased to say that among
the 1nulttide Of Carriers Addresses It
has received from different parts of the
country ours is one Of SIX which are
specially yeommendable" The address
Is thus mentioned by the Messenger are
the following in the order named: Those
from the DELAWARE (OHIo) GAZETTE,
St. Louis Mo- Dispatch. Tifin (Ohio)
zIi6M1e, Kansas City MOI Journal.
Mansfield (Ohio) Herald, and Denver
(Col. Ter Rorky M3ahA1Ea Herald"
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A HOME INDUSTRY.-See the new ad-

A HOME INDUSTRY.-See the new adj
veFtisenenl Of Agssrsl Evans & Carna-
han fo-day This establishment deserves
lanlidehce and support of the peo-
PIE of this county and adjoining codn-
ties. TheiFIeeFI,, as will be remembered by
= those who have seen it on exhibition at
our County Fairs, is 1z,ykchzsss Why go
abroad to purchase light vehicles when,
you can. do as we'll or better at home
& Consult your interests by Patronizing
at. this worthy home establishment. pl
o. New STORE. AT LEWIS CENTRE
Our friend S. R. Nettleton has just open
eda new store at Lewis Centre. and viii
deal in Dry Goods. Groceries. Proyis-.
ions. Boots and Shoes. in fact every
thing usually found at such an estab-
tablishment. He proposes to sell at
prices as low as those of any neighbor-
ing town or city. Mr.. Nettleton is an
excellent gentleman. a capital business
man, and every way worthy of a liberal
az patronage. We heartily wish him sue
cess nj
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-04-01

- - II - T =
A VALUABLE INVENTIoN.-Dr. H.
aBesse has, shown us the model Of heat
ing stove invented and Just patented by
him which combines the uses of vehtia
lating and heating with such admirable
simplicity and. we should think. efficien-
cy. as render. the. Improvement likely to
come into general use with all who de-
sire comfortable, and .healthful living
apartments. The stove. is so contrived
that it draws up through pipes opening
near the floor the impure air which
accumulates in the lower part Of the
chamber, and this impure air passes
with the draught into the chimney. AT
the same time tube, which extends
from the bottom Of the stove to the pure
air outside. Of the house, communicates
with an air chamber which extends un-
der, back of and over the fTe-box of
the stove, and opens by sieve-like con7
trrivance into the interior of the room
The outside air is thus delivered inside
the. room pure and warm, and perfect
ventilation is secured without change Of
temperature. The principle upon which.
this stove is. oontriyed ismost admirable,
and we do not see why it should not
work to perfection. We hope to see
this new invention come into. general
nee staai}
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-04-01
INSURANCE.
PACIFIC MUTUAL
CALF ORNIA.

LELAND STANFORD, Pres, ET. F. HASTINGS.
Rtce Pres, JOSEPH CnACKBON, Sec, Jos M.
FREY, Phys. tl Clitef SCHEELBER q EoW-
ELL, General Agents.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-04-01
QUA NEW RAILROAD.

The amount Of subscriptions raised
for the Eastern Railway, up TO this avri-i
ting is as follows ~ sTR1
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A. BR AND


N OFth end OF WfllIams Hoo
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-04-01

Sore Threat, Cough, Cold, and similar
troubles, If suffered to progress, result in
serious pulmonary affections, oftentimes in
curabIe. f'BTO1Un's Bronchial T5oches'' reach
directly the seat Ofthe disease, and give al
most instant relief They have been thor
oughly tested, and maintain the good repu-
tation they have justly acquired, As there
are Limitations, be s1re TO OBTAIN me genuine.
The New York herald., 1870-07-24
THE HEATED WEATHER.
The Temperature Yesterday-5unstro okos in This
City-The Mercury Elsewhere.

The warm weather Of the past two weeks seems
to returning again. after relaxation Of couple
Of days, with oil Its Tartarean vgor, and unless
change takes place to-day the record Of sunstrokes
and prostratons from heat will be unusually large
as 80 many people who are usually at work under
shelter will be enjoying their SUNDAY out.n The
mercury stood at ninety-One In the shade at six
O'Clock p NJ. yesterday, and as will be seen by the
tabular statement below was fourteen degrees higher
than at the corresponding time last year.
The following cases of sunstroKes were reported
yesterday
John Hennesy, OF corner OF slxty-nlth street and
Madison avenue.
An unknown man died in the shanty OF James
Ellen, Fifty-sxth street, between Second and Third
avenues.
Joseph Goldman, of 81 Morris street found In West
street and conveyed home.
John Welsh died suddenly at his residence 81
West Houston street.
Peter Larsen, Danish emgrant, died suddenly at
his boarding house. 1l9 Washington street, The
body was taken to the Morgue.
The following record Will show the changes In the
temperature for the past rwentyfour hours In
comparison with the corresponding day OF last
year, as indicated by the Thermometer at Hudnut,s
pharmacy, HERALD Building, Broadway corner OF
Inn orr
The New York herald., 1870-07-24
NORTH CAROLINA.

Tho Military Troubles-Wriss of Habcas
Corpus Served on Colonel Kirk-scare
Among the Colorcd Troops -Cossred Militia
Fired On by the Ku Klux-Crcat Excite
mont at Raleigh.
-. Judge Pearson has rendered the decision Of the
habeas corpus case. He decided that Colonel Kinks
excuse was reasonable for refusing to answer; that
he was obeying the order Of his superior, the Gov
ernor, but the writ Is not suspended, and must be
Dbeyed. he would not issue an order TO the Sheriff
Of Caswen county. but TO the Marshal OF the su-
-preme Court, with instructions 10 show II 10 the
Governor, with copy OF the opinion. The order Is
IS fouows:-
To David A. Wicker, Marshal OF the supreme
the State OF North Carolina forthwith to bring Adoi-
phus @. Moore, wherever to be found, before me
Court in tho city OF Raleigh. Herein fail not and
have thenstlis writ and make a return thereon.
Richmond N. Pearson, Chief Justice Of the Supreme
Court.
I Eighteen other wrlts were issued to-day by tie
Chief Justice for prisoners In Caswell county.
There has been no return as yet to the order
white company Of militia arrived at Newbern
last night. As they reached the negro camp adja.
cent to the Governors residence they were frod on
by the negro troops. No damage was done; they
shot over them, because they took them for the en-
emy. There was disturbance at tho other negro
camps, and they nred indiscrlmlnateiy In every
direction. several shots striking the surrounding
houses.
The Following despatch from the Secretary OF the
Republican Executive Committee gives different
version Of the shooting affair." and asserts that the
colored militia were attacked by the Ku Klux:-
RALEIGH, July %, 1870
Last night party flour Ku klux fred on the cob
pred militia camped on Moore square, In thls city.
The sentinel returned the fire and the troops fell Ia
amid much excitement. subsequently detachment
OF white troops, just arrived, In passing the camp
near Nash square and not halting was nred into.
Ine troops sleep on their arms at night
JOHN IL. BOyER
mittee ~~~"
The New York herald., 1870-07-24
he nakaa: f.ssMfa,s 1auun-Es.

The fremen OF orange, N. j., whose troubles
were reported In yesterdays HERALD. have re-
signed IN body, SO that the town Is now without
any organized fire department. Before resignin9
they took action as tolovs:--
Whereas the Common Council, a meeting hold on the
lth ns did pass resolution 10 ut UP the upper part Of
the Fire Department building for police purposes. and
Tho FIRE. Department building built for the purposes
and uses OF the Fire Department. and WIN be paid
for by assessments for tire purposes and
The upper part Of the building have been 1cd up
for meetn. rooms for tho respective companies two OF
The Common Council at thor meeting the lsth inst did
In answer to respectful remembrance from the Fire De-
partmen reconsider and repas their resolution thereby i'm
plying that the rensn have no rights that the Common
Council are bound to respect; be Il therefore
Resolved Tho action 81 the Common Council In perver
ng the uses of the Fro Department building and ignoring
tho rights and feelings OF the hIemen, meets with Just
laQ.rnA.Ipa.
The New York herald., 1870-07-24
PERSONAL INTELLI0E1CE.

Promincne Arrivals I'm This Citr Yesterday.
Judge Yesterday, OF Germany; u W. Warren
apd W. b. Hazeltine, Of st. Louis; J. y. Chickering
OF the United States Army; DR.. I. q Murphy Of
Delaware and W. B. Cartwright, Of RiSkmond Va.
are at the Metropolitan HOTEL
Colonel Bianton Duncan. OF Kentucky; Thomas
A. Adams and W. +. ogden, OF New orleans, are Al
the New York Hotel
Rev. W. I. Eustls, OF Springfield, Mass; E. BirleJ
ana Il. Littedale, Jr., OF England, are at the Bre
WORT House.
r. Emory Aldrich, OF Worcester, Mass; Hy. K
Reid and F. O. Richards, Of Boston, are az the West
minister HOTEL
Colonel II. s. nepomD, Of Delaware; Major w. a.
Ross and Colonel b. Il. Ross, OF Macon, Ca; Gene
raj wintersmith, OF kentucky, and Hugh Campbell
or 81. Louis, are at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Captain G. II. Maxwell, Of Tennessee; Dr. A.
Spencer of Ohio. ana Dr. @. LIE Pnatt Of Chicago
are at the st. Charles Hotel.
Professor Alexander Simpson, OF Edinburr: j. D.
Sturtevant, OF Boston, and Captain Alexande.
Young. of Montreal, are at the St. Elmo Hotel.
Rev. I, R, Muller, Of Philadelphia; W. U. Under.
donk, Of New Jersey; Peter De Dempsey, Of San Fran.
cIscoi G. Parnel, Of washington: J. Il. Bromley Of
Hartford, and Major I. II. Norton. Of the United
States Army, are at tho Astor House.
DR.. J. W. Diederck, Of louisiana; Lahut, OF Hiog0,
Japan, and Ode Montgonler OF Tokaska, Japan, arc
at the ST. Nicholas Hotel. ~
The New York herald., 1870-07-24

Losnos hosEs MANKrr.-LosDox, July ss-2.S3 p.
mConros clossd A. w fof The account. Alner
twenty bonds of i& iss oG " issf sss; sersr,Is.
nois CeDtrAL lati Atlantic and ere@, Western, ~
,rAFE yotg.t-ifa.s july a&-S 2. x.-fhs Beurse
Lvrxr?oL corIos ManKEr-LIvraFooL. Jny "a
sM A. Ns-fte cJttoD nsAfsrt oycnfE frrn. .EldNlus
uplsnds, MA Lsic1I8e Oesus. ed fs sss~s of the
oay asve secn so bales, ineusins so foT export and
LiynsfooL BftApsrrrrs NAnKKr.--Iavrnrool, N yuly
G-A 10 Y. M-nt brn@&aiuTx m4rksl is esslar. Wheat
lie ga l's lcd per ceuta fur Caifnrr4 whs f0s 81
lea ID g No trsd Western. nnc los liza ils Coz red
~iuer. r0r. - tos S1- Der qasrtef fer Eurnpean
LisErroot fnVvfmsVse MsnKrr.--LSv raF6os- Jolly 81 -
tsU y hsArd excrd ~ shs ~ psr Beef, llss per
tfrcr o Scf 1s ftr pre nsss Baeoa ia Der cat
Tor CiunAtflant
LOvDon rnops cH MAnKrr.-faNpoS July gs Com.
men fcsls eaoJenl kaADed tesrusam du "a is 6sd per
gaiion
PErnohxrr AAHErI-HAznpno, Jaiy "a -Pcsroseum
cpsnec caei and steady al IA bancos sckl clssed
quiet AID sioa1r a. "a marc baEess
fhAEKFQHf b0tGhf-Fassxronx, 1o'y "a unned
States I've fwanis oIened sesey Al W. for lhe Old
nAvH tQfr0h NAkkft.-NAyNf. Juiy 1-CO.o.
opcbed qgiss A. W. fof rcs 0sdiaAlfs
The New York herald., 1870-07-24
EDITORIAL CONVENTION.

The New iir mpshire Editorial Convention
Good Time in Prospect for the Quill
Drivers.
PORTSMOUTH. July 20, 1870
The arrangements ior the Editors Convention at
the Ocean House, Rye Deacn, next week, are com.
pleted. Business viii be transacted on tho after.
noon OF "Wednesday, ana an address aud poem VIII
be delivered In the evening. after which there wiz
be grand BAN. Thursday morning the visitors win
take carriages for the sycamore House, and from
thence the steamer Favorite for the shoals They
VIII return and dine beneath the great tent on the
beach La the afternoon they viii visit the Navy
Yard In steamer and land ~ Portsmouth IN time
10 take the evening train home The citizens OF
Portsmouth, Commander Penn0ck, the officers OF
she Navy Yard and the residents and visitors AZ the
beaches VIII 40 all In their powerto make the cat
tors visit pleasant
The New York herald., 1870-07-24

COmEefce md Law.
49,. LONDON, July %, 1870.
tfhe manufactures In the Lancashire District win
soon be put upon the shoyt time system.
The trial OF Jones, who murdered an entire family
at Uxbridge some month AGO, was terminated last
evening. He was sentenced TO death.
The insurance rates slowly and steadily ad-
vancing. The German vessel Carrow, from Phila-
delphia for Amsterdam, is Insured at forty per cent
r A very gloomy feeling prevailed at the Stock Ex
change this afternoon aer the close OF business at
one O'Clock.
: The National Steamship Company are arranging
for weekly line between New YORK and Hayre.
BENJAMIN Thorpe, the saxon phiioloSist died to-
day. He was sixty-two years old.
The New York herald., 1870-07-24
Died.


FAGAs.---In Brooklyn. AZ the residence Of bis pa
rents, corner or Hicks and Harrison streets, JOSEPH
II. FkGAS, aged 81 years and months
Relatives and friends OF the family are respectfully
corner OF Hicks ana Warren streets, on Tuesday
morning at ten O'Clock; from thence 10 the Gene
tory Of the NOiy Gross, tlatbnsh.
CaIMsINs. --J0HN CRiAMINs, son OF Patrick and
Iohahnah Crmmins, Of Killarney, county Kerry, Ire
land, aged II years aud months. .5
Ihe relatives ana friends OF the family are respect
fliv invited 20 attend the funeral, from the resi-.
dence OF his mother, No. I39 Prosrect street, Jersey
Clty tails (suuday) afternoon. at four O'Clock. The
remains wil be taken 70 Sc. Peters Cemetery for
inierment
C1sHES.-on Friday, July %. MARIA e., youngest
daughter OF John q. aud uanora a. Cashcn, aged Is
months ana % days.
TIRE frIenas ana acqualn,ances OF the family are
requested 10 attend The funeral from the residence
street. this Suniayl afternoon, at one O'Clock. With
col further notice.
tfor Ousr Deaths see Nfnn Facel
sfaf;Ioyt,,s l-o- and sulphur Pc-vdsrs
inF@oraie the body ana
partly lae blood
A.-sierTins's Pa,srt
a5i Broadway, corner harrsz s:rss.
An Excellent Article.
MRS wIHsLows SOOTHING SYRUP Ia an excellent
article for a. diseases OF csiren relieves the child from
PAIN regulates stomach and bowels and, by giving health
10 The ehd comforts the mother. During the pro-
eess Of ,esshus ia valuc n.masIe cures WIND collie and
sriping N the bowels.
Royal Havana Lcsscry.--Prtzcs Pnid In Gold.
Ava al KIDD of Cola and stvcr.
sATLoR Co, Baakeu uwsa sxsssKx. :
The New York herald., 1870-07-24
OHIO.

Arrival OF Lady Franklin at Cincinnati-
New Railroad Betweon Cincinnati und
Dayton.
CINCINNATI, July 49, 1870.
Lady Franklin. the widow OF Sir John Franklin
the Arctic explorer arrived here to-day from Cali
iorna She visits Cincinnati in order TO confer with
Captain O. +. Hall on the subject Of his proposed
Arctic expedition. She viii leave for New York on
Monday.
Dispatches from New York state that at q meeting
held there yesterday, which was attended by the
OF the Lake Shore and the Cleveland
sendusky and Cincinnati Railroads arrange.
ments were concluded for tho speedy cons.
t.ncsion Of . short line from Dayton to this
CITY. Contracts have been made with the Gin.
clnnati ana BALTIMORE road for the use OF their
Geek Tor seven miles out IRON the city. and
Win the Indianapolis and Cincinnati road for the
Use of their depot II Is expected that tine road VIII
DC completed within year.
The New York herald., 1870-07-24

Ths Weather is Psrs---Ameriean odd Fell
PARIS. July %. 1870.
the heat here fer the past few days has been ex-
cesslvs. the mercury IN the Thermometer marking
nincty-nve and upward There have been many
deaths from sunstroke.
Mr. Z. ID. Farnsworth. the Grand sire OF the
American Odd Fellows and Mr.. Frank H. Austin, OF
California, arrived In this city to-day. They are on
their way TO Germany to establish odd Fellows
lodges In that country. They detained In France
on account OF the war with Prussia
The New York herald., 1870-07-24

A cable telegram from London announces the
death Of the Engllsh author, benjamin. Thorpe.
several books among which may 30 mentioned his
work on Northern Mythoogy.n whioh was given
10 the public In 1882 He also translated Ras Ks
publication, was followed BY work entitled s.An.
cient Law and Institutes OF Epglapd.- NJ. Thorpe
while living was In the receipt Of literary pension
OF El6o yearly from the British government.
The New York herald., 1870-07-24

Yesterday was scorcher in Newark. N. J. During
the afternoon, from about one O'Clock till haEpas
three the thermometer Kept doing its best to reach
the round figures 100 in the shade, and succeeded
within two degrees. The most noticeable
evidences OF the intense heat were as FOL.
lows:-An unknown man, forty years Of age,
residing In Bro0me street, sank In the
street exhausted. He was picked up, removed 10
the station house and resuscitated. lie declined
perempt0rlly giving his name.
A horse was overcome by the heat corner Of Mar.
ket and Mulberry streets, and died.
''Sam," Broad street cigar Dealers wooden man,
was SO thoroughly roasted that his head fairly split
open.
The New York herald., 1870-07-24

Lewsrd Edri2se proyssor of bs Eaiaes gouss sharon
eiriDgs died tksrs yesterday merpins
c. G. Francscns superrteneeni Of the wessru division
o. ths fennyivAais sAcsd. diea creslon Pa yos1s
Gag lBoFnfrf
boy named Charles hnyar sasa sxhi years Ia Albany
tr11 os llGEtnioe hrcfter
ina besids him staones bul recovered
Ksnsmsns wsresesss, No ~ rs.srs street New ors~ns
dsssroysc IRE t0sAy. and soms al e AZ olrlna
basldinsS wsrs intarsd. The ioss n sn1.ba
yoaas man, named hssry kysn. susmf,sd ssicids q,
Albany res1erGAy We shot hlnxeu snf citing suhi
Soaad, bai was prrvcssea from repusas ihs sIssngl
The New York herald., 1870-07-24
FATAL ACCIDENT AT EsW5JRG

On Friday, as Mr.. r. G. Barlow was standing In
South Water street. near the Washington Iron Works,
Newbprg, horse drawing buggy, in which were
young man and two ladies', came dashlng
down the street. having been frightened BY
the passage of q locomotive on the Erie track.
the lore wheel OF the buggy struck Mr.. Barlow
and threw him to the ground, and the hind
wheel picking him up threw him about ten feet
into the air, He struck ON the top Of his head In
railing and sustained fracture OF the skull near It's
base end also concussion OF the BRAN. He fingered
10 an insenslble condition until six O'Clock Ii the
evening. when death ensued. His age was forty,
ana 10 leaves wife ana four children,
The New York herald., 1870-07-24
TRLBCRAPHIC NkWS
FR ON
AL PARTS OF THE WORLD
The Council Prelatcs from Rcme---POOr
as the Apostles.
The United States Squadron OFF
the Netherlands.
Tho Military Troubles IN North
Carolina.
-~-~~--~-----------~-
Colored Troops Attacked by he
Ku Hux.~
ROME.
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pallet.
RosE. July %, 1870.
~ lest cf the rrclates who have been here In
sNsndanoe 90 the Ecumenicsl Council are leaving
- cty. 10 n said OF them;-''They came as shop
hssaA snd leave ~ shcep--wen shorn, IN CASH.
A pamphlet which has been ascribed TO Arch
bishop Kear1ck. Of sL Louis, entitled "what has
psased IN the Council" made its appearance here
TO-DAY. and causes a profound sensation. formal
complaint has been lodged against H. signed BY fye
cardinal laxsass ana other disuitaries.
The New York herald., 1870-07-24
HOLLAND.


FLUSHING. July q 1870
Admiral O. s. Gibson has taken command OF the
European squadron Of the American navy at this
port. relieving Admiral Raiford.
The Franklin returns home Immediately, and win
be replaced by the Plymouth as the flagship OF the
squadron.
Tne Juniata VIII be the flagship until the Ply
mouth arrives. when the former wiz proceed 60
Southampton.
The New York herald., 1870-07-24
THE BOSTON, HARTFORD AXu ERIE RAILROAD assoGLm.
~, e. .sl, - ~ -s.T - ..s--tt = y. III, j
b ..ltt :. .ae- X ~ BOSTON. July %. 1870.

The injunction case against the Boston, Hartford
and Erie RAILROAD in the issue Of further bonds
under the act Of the State OF Connec-
ucut, came up In the Supreme Judicial Court this
morning, and on tho statement that no defence
would be made against q perpetual Injunction, July
10 was assigned for hearing arguments on the ques
tton OF appointing receiver.