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DEADLOCK IN Paris.
Business ParaIvzed- Babel on the Bourss-
Hatred Of Napoleon and Dread Of his
Spics-Thc Emperor's Gout-Tho Grand
Army's Mnrksma psbip.


Mr.. John Thompson. the Canal street fancy
goods importer arrived here night before last in the
steamer Cuba from Paris, whittier he had gone to
mako large purchases. lie describes the excitement
in Paris m tremendous. The momont war was de-
clared, there a terrible crash, and all business
seemed collapsed. Merchants went almost mad
They would neither buy nor sell; they would not
think OF opening new accounts. The boulevards
were crowded day and night with excited multi'uies
AT the Stock Exchange there was frighuu Babel
which, TO a foreigner who could not understand
French, seemed composed OF rav.ng madmen.
At ST. Cloud ana ir Paris itself there are very many
Germans, OF whom tie majority eau speak English.
p-'eon and hope for his downfall. but 1t must be
in secret beneath their breath that they give Ut
terance to their sentiments They dread tie spies
of the Emperor, just the ancient sciians feared
the spies OF their sccursed tyrant In the cafe the
man at ones elbow may be NapOleon's hireling and
ones neighbor in the cathedral may be no better.
Napoleon sends many eloquent addresses
secs only boundles. enthusiasm an loyalty every
where but for all that the populace IL not allowed
TO come too near 10 his roya person. He II seen In
the royal gardens once In while, butthe mob must
not become too flmiliar Mr.. Thompson says he
did not see the Emperor on horseback curing his
Shole stay In fact the great man was SO feeble that
lie had 10 be hosted into his carriage
The French soldiers ABOUT Paris recently dispsyei
remarkable courage. They bought up a number Of
old, brnken.down horses for hve ten francs
Apiece and taking them into the suburbs OF the city
placed them In n row. and coolly riddlod them with
bullets exclaiming the while with extraordinary
vilor, that IL 10 thus they would like To serve the
Prussians. In tLis way they showed at once their
daring and their good craftsmanship.
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TEMPERANCE IN PATCHOG UE.
Meeting Of the Grand Division Of the =. Of T.
Love Feast Experiences s-Grand Clam
Bake Encouraging Figures.

uttttuH Oh tue :. OF
Love Feast Experiences Clam
Bake Encouraging Figures.
The exercises of the Convention commenced
at Patchogue on Tuesday evening with the recep'
tion exercises, which were given 10 the Grand Di-
vision by the Patchoguc, Beport, Blue Point. and
Sayyille Division at the Methodist Episcopal Church.
A welcome by the Rev. Mr.. Stansbury, a response
by the Rev. S. Merritt q. W. p, short addresses by
members Of the order and vocal and instrum en- ntal
music formed the exercises. Wednesday was occu-
pied in the business of the Grand Division. In the
evening a love feast was held In the Methodist
Episcopal Church. Sister Eiiue 7. Howard OF New
York, Brothers Kendricks, Judge Grow Of Orange,
sherry, Waliord, and Glover made addresses,
Brothers Parsons and McDonough sang songs, and
the choir discoursed excellent music. On both
fcesdiy and wednesday evenings ths church was
crowded. Yesterday forenoon the business OF the
Grand Division was finished, and a final adjourn
ment made. The grand event OF the Convention
The clam bake occupied the attention Of all for the
remainder OF the day.
Last evening meeting WIS held under the aus
pces OF the local Divisions, and an address deity
cred by @. ". Bungay, ID. D., q. w. r. here are
34 working Divisions within the Eastern District OF
New York State There we're prcsen. about 30
delega gates, representing over 20 Divisions. and 2O2
Divisions made return showing a membership OF
1920 men and 1905 women.
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FLASHES FROM TIE OCEAN CABLES.

Five-twentles OF 1862 closed IN Frankfort last
night at TN.
At 65 franco 10 centimes.
The Liverpool cotton market closed with uplands
AT 7xd., and Orleans at Sd.
sSscral failures OF stock brokers in Liverpool and
Manchester are announced.
There was great rejoicing throughout England al
the success OF the Cambria.
The results OF tho iOrtnightly settlem in London
weto not 20 dit astrous as Nas Anticipated,
The American Legion forming In Paris Is TO have
aFrench commander, nominated by the Government
Edmond About will r. alace the late NJ. Provost
pTa0ol IN the French AC.t my, aud possibly ~ Min
bter to Washington.
Consols closed at 69H for money and the aceount
fi"elwentes 1i 1897! 81 1855, ei 1867, 81 tenortie
w. krie. ibHi Illinois Centra. toS.
The Goodwood Cup, value 800 soyereigns, added
subscription q 0soyeregus each owner OF second
morse 70 receive 700 soyereigna ou Of stakes wsswou
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VINO rs MAKING MONEYr
IL Noah Davis CewprsmiAinR Crime s-Hew
Wesittv Offenders Buv Up the United
states Courts-A Grasd Jury shielding q
nefe nda nj ana Indicfins n RrasecuIar.

IL Noah Davis CewpremiAipe Crime e-Hev
wealthy Offenders Buv Up the United
States Courts-A Grasd Jury shielding 9
Defendant and Indictins q Prosecutor.
short time ago Mr.. James 8. Aspinwsll, an
extensive wholesale druggist, doing business down
town, was taken before Commissioner White TO an
swer charge Of smuggling bay oil to this port, or
buying II, knowing IL TO have been smuggled. The
prosecuting witness was Capt Hall, who sold the
OIL TO the defendant, and who strongly testified
against him. Only very small portion OF the esti.
mony was published. and that was favorable to the
accused. Commissioner White, however, committed
him TO await the action OF the Grand Jury, and an
Indictment against him was subsequently presented
to that body. Some time elapsed before any action
was taken upon the paper, and at length q member
ofthe jury rushed into the District Attorneys once
and ouneed that the Grand Jury were in favor Of
guashins the indictment against Mr.. avail. and
that they had prepared an Indictment against Capt.
Hall, the witness for the Government.
"0h, we can't do that" replied one Of the Assist
proposition. ut woaldn't look well, you know
and itiwas never done before" "woil, we WON'T
indict Mr.. Aspinwlll," was the reply.
And the Grand Jury have kept their word. They
decline TO indic Mr.. Aspinwall. and the District At
tOrney has emphatically refused to indct Capt. Hall
SO that the case Is to remain In stdtu qUo.
II Is due 70 Mr.. Aspinwall to AID that he IL a
wealthy aud respectable merchant, OF high charac
ter.
The next case which theyarc smothcring is that Of
Guymares, the notorious diamond smuggler. lie
has succeeded in compromising his by the pay
ment Of $1,000 and strange to say. SUN reporter
was ofci1ly informed Yesterday that Judge Batch
ford him elf had signed the order OF settlement
The third case which they covering M
is that Of Benoni Howard. who IL accused
OF countcriciting revenue stamps. He was com
mittcd for trial Two DAYS ago Judge Noah
Davis instituted civil proceedings TO recover s2sOo0
which Howard, who was formerly revenue agcnt,
owes the Government. MIR. Davis has sued his
bondsmen Ter the amount and the criminal proceed
ings have been forgotten.
II is said that the case OF Diamond n Rally, who
were charged with dernuding the Government by
false returns Of the weight Of cortHin impor, Ell
careoes, has been compromised by the payment OF
$1,000.
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LIVE TOPICS OF THE TOWN.
CAUGHT ON THE FLY ny THE SUMS
UBIQUITO REPORTKRs.
How to Get q PrinceIy Meal when yeu
Haven't = Red-The weII-Fiiied Wallet
and its Trusty Gusrdisn-And what was
Feand In the Wallet.

How TO Get q Princely Meal when yeu
Haven't = Red-The welI-FiiIed wallet
and Its Trusty Gusrdisn-And what was
Fesnd In the Wallet.
day or two ago an elegantly dressed gen.
temsn. Of about forty years, entered . fine restau.
rant. block or two below Canal street. He took
. seat at table that commanded Q view OF the
street, and ordered sump.uous dinner. The finest
dishes and the best wines were spread before him,
to satisfy his fsstidious palste while the fortunate
waiter, in view OF liberal recompense for his po.
likeness and extra labors. danced about with mar.
vellous ceerty was exceedingly solictous about the
gentleman's appetite, and accompanied every word
with bow. The gentleman was ut last done with
eating, and called for cup OF French coffee 10
finish tho repast, and to aid his digestion.
As the coffee was placed before him he
thrust his hand into his breast pocket,
and pulled forth large pockotbook, old, worn but
capacious and well filed IL was an attractive
pockelbook, with look like an old and curpulcnt
stock broker WHO had seen deal OF service and
had lost some of his good LOOKS, but had neYerhe-
less very CHEEKY appearance as though the owner
had mint Of money to back him The walters
eyes danced in delightful antciDaion a. he saw It.
The gentleman proceeded to open IL, but in the very
act he half rose fror the table aud looked into the
street. as II he saw something there that had at.
Dear me ~ lie exclaimed hurriedly, there
goes friend whom must catch. suppose you see
run out tor a moment. shall return Immediately"
Vita that he threw the pocketbook on the table,
and leaving his coffee a. il atood rushed out o .ho
door. The walter stood guard over the pocs book
for nfleen minutes. His honor had been toGcAe by
the confidence which the stranger had PLACED in him,
and for worlds he would not tamper w.th his char &c.
The coffee cooled q at last, however, and tho
waiter became tired OF waiting, aai very nistrust.
ful. with tho pocletbook In mis- hand he went to
tne door anu looked up aud down the street. ut the
stranger wns nowhere 10 be- aeen. lie finally con.
suited tne proprietor OF the restaurant and between
them they conc uled TO open the pockc bO L. They
did so car,fully and found IL rili. cr,mmcd-with
fragments vi q Opulnr eyening journal.
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Matrimonial InfeIiciiics in HiGh Lifc-seri-
Gus Charges, nII Denied.

The suit Of Ei,-- . Eons anain. 4 her husband
- -.-s " stl go q.
;S.erick T. Roux. for divorce, on the ground of
abandonment aud adultery, set down by judge Bar
nard specially for trial, yesterday for trial
before Judge Cardozo. The plaintiff il the daugh.
ter OF the EDITOR Of tie Courier dee EtatS UHis and
the defendant the son OF Alexander Roux, large
furniture dealer in Broadway. In her complaint
Mrs Roux alleges that they we're married on the
e5;h Of September, 1866 that they lived together
until April 3D. 1857: that Il issue OF their marriage
was one child born on the I0ih of July 1896 now
four years old that the defendant abandoned her.
self and child on the 3)th OF April isG7 aud that
he bas done nothing toward their support since !;
that tie child has lived witI her since july o: that
the defendant committed adultery IN June and July
ls6 and again In July, 1868, and in May 1862; that
size was Ignorant OF these acts until about NAV 4
1870; and that she las not cohabtcd with him
since.
The defendant denies all the allegations In the
complaint except rs 10 their marriage ana birth of
their child. When the jury had been sworn In, the
defendants counsel moved for an adjournment
pleading inability to proceed In the absence OF his
associate counsel Judge CardoZo considered this
not sunicieht cause for delay but on the further
ground that Judge BIrnard had, since setting tho
down for trial yesterday, made an order
ticing tie cause for trial on the first Monday in Oc
tober, the court set tie trial down for the second
Monday In August and ordered the jury TO remain
sworn.
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the EAST NEW roRK DIFIIcULTIEs.
The Railroads Looking to the Convenience
of the Travelling Pubiic rather than TO
The Interests of the PrOpcrty Oyptrs.


the Interests OF the Property Ownrrs.
The change Of the East New York terminus Of
the Rockawnv lie ch Railroad from the Metropolitan
Hotel to the o ward House, ut the jur con OF Aln.
tic and Alabama avenus, has been effected in order
that the six railroads terminating at East New York
may form a central depot, where passengers and
irelgh can be received and transferred with expedl.
lion and without expense. One railroad after
another has gradually moved I'd. and the Can--~'-
Rlilroad would have eA'tr cd il. track ,ithe a.t
This spring rr. Z. H. Reid. the largest lot owner
got ,he assent OF all the other lot to lay q
W"ck lltouS Atlantic avenue TO the central DEPOT,
proceeding In fair and legal name =, snd securing
the dsscnt OF the town athortes. Atlantic avenue
Is In bnd condition through East New York. no
grade having been established. The Cummissio1ers
are, however, about TO grade open out, and gutter
It, and gravel Ne road bed They have not
owners between Van Sindern and Alabama avtn
are ready 10 put down tie Nicoson pavement az
soon rs the grading is completed. Teams can tlen
pass over the track rs easily as oyor the pavement.
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The CoIored Mems Labor Convention.

Last evening mass meeting in the lecture
room Of Bethel Church, In Sullivan At, for the pur-
pose OF preparing for the Coored Mems Labor Con.
venlion to be held IN Sar1toga the eth OF August
was largely attended. The Rev. n. 3 Turpin pre-.
sided. Several Of the most intelligent colored men
OF tuis city were chosen as representatives among
them DR.. McDonough Messrs. George Smith. Jacob
Stewart, john j. Zuille, OF the FreedmeB's Savings
Bank. Mr. Connor, and N. Y. Turpn. The Rev.
VIM Butler was chosen Secretary pro ten. for the
purpose of sending throughout the United States
letters OF invitation.
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The Anarchy In North Ca oIina.

RALEIGB, July 2S.-Gov. Holden refused to de-
liver up the prisoners arrested by Kirk in Aiaance
on the mandate OF the Chief Justice. The counsel
for the prisoners moved to attach the Governor.
The motion denied by tue Chief Justice. The
counsel then moved to attach Kirk. This motion
Was also denied They then moved to send tic Mar.
shal OF the Supreme Court 10 Kinks camp TO take
the prisoners. The motion vas denied by the Chief
Justice, saving wo9il OF lcie, a. the order would
might take IL as q fact that the Marshal had been
sent and the prisoners not surrendered. IT, Us was
said by the prisoners counsel, they intended the
application for relief it should be made by them TO
the Chief Justice Vi the United States.
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FIRST GUN or THE FAIL CAMPAIGN.
Man TO Take O'IIaIrs PIace-sheria
OBrien Nominated for Mayor.


O'Brien Nominated for Mayor.
The Eighteenth Ward James o. Drien Assoca-
;ion met last night at the Assembly Rooms, Thomas
Feely President The Secretary, John MeMakin,
offered the following resolutions:
Whereas, The workmeu OF tine Eighteenth Ward have
fonnd IN the person OF james olirien an honest, up
right AID stanch friend OF the working classes and
he man Whose nh anthropy has brought happiness TO
Resored. That we. the memhors u the above named
ASSOCIATION. will do all In our power peaceabe aud
lawabdng citZens TO repel the false pernicious
calrpnies ateinpted TO be cast the character
man whose oniy ann Is to assist the poor, without
distbiction Of class or sect and be II also
Rssotn<d. That We will 'nru out TO do
TO our ShSri4 aay 10 DC named hereafter, ana
thereby attest most unqualified approval oi his
past conduct, and deter support him In
the iuture so tong as he Farsue- the same course.
These resolutions. ith n resolution OF thanks to
the Chairman for his efforts In building up the Asso-
ciation, were adopted.
Mr.. feely, /. speaking on the resolutions de-
nounced with great bitterness the course OF the
Ring toward the Young Democracy, anI its exclu-
siyeness and urged the building up OF this aud
affiliated societies throughout the ward and city, =,
with the view OF making James O'Bren, in the
election next fall, the Mayor Of the city OF New
York.
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WEyTCHEsTER COUNT.

TIE son OF Mr.. Marln ThrCckenbrood fell from, n
WAGON FOTdham avenue, and one of the Wlee .
passed over MS abdomen, inJurng him fatally
new gas company has been formed in fremont,
TO be known As the Suburban Gas Light COMPANY The
Officers are Charles W, bath hIate, President; Riley A
Brick, Treasurer aAd sila1 ID. CLIFFORD, secretary.
On Wednesday afternoon Valentine Folker, a
German OF Eas M1rrsania. while drunk atenpted TO
Kill his wife Oy beat ng and choking her, 81 cFcape
aud Iook ed hot ef q The brute was arrested
while Standing outside threatening toki her. He wac
sent 10 White Plains Tor six LnOnlbA
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BKOOh LfN.

Albert wegnan, Of 2i2 Degraw street, has been
selected by Committee OF the Board OF Education "a
receive the naval cadetsp appointment from tc sec.
ond Congressional District.
Workmen employed In making an excavation on
the site OF the old 81 Anncs 5urying ground Fult
street, yesterday, found npnper OF human skee lons
The Coroner buried them without an Inquest.
The Street Commissioner OF the city Of McLaush.
lin yesterday caused the arrest oi worluncn VINO wera
laying swItca az hoyt and sackett strcctA The Su.
pernenlent OF the Dad had applied for permit from
the trcet Commissioners but his application had hcen
rejected Rumor says that tue permit was refused
purely personal grounas.
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The town Treasurer of MOrrisania, Mr.. Richard
H. Teller, has been carelessly handling tie pub.
lie pocketbook to such tent to call forth an
Investigation OF Ills accounts Ii is understood that
he claims In the report OF the Finance
Committee OF the Board OF Trustees, Iamounting
to near 2000, OF which but n sma portion will he
allowed. lie has recently resigned his position as
Secretary OF the Morrisania Savings Bank, it Is
serted on account OF the strong pressure against
him. An experienced accountant has tor some time
been Strengthening the accounts, but they say the
poor fellow has almost given up In despair.
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war premium on French bottoms is one half ,r
cent
NO rnrAAY yopcr TO 90 TO rus BALTIC.
The 1tma eorrespo ndent denies that France In.
TENDS TO send . military force TO the Baltic.
Inc omeers OF the Bank OF England have raised
ne rate OF interest 10 eve per cent As wa. pre-
dicted, many additional failures were announced
yesterday.
hessrs. Riverton, Halloweil q Crabtree, wool
dealers h Bradford, and largely interested In the
American trade, stopped yesterday. There were
also seven failures at the Stock Exchange in lhis
city and one at the cotton market in Liverpool
WAR DENOMINATIONS FORBIDDEN.
LIvrnpoor. July as.-An war demonstrations
either In favor Of Germany or France, have been
forbidden here.
nrrrr OF ornxAS STEAMERS.
The North German Lloyd steamer Bremen, from
New York 14th arrived at this port in safety at @
o'clock this morning. The North German steamer
O'Clock yesterday morning
THs FRENCH CRUISERS AT WORK
Cows, Isle OF Wight, July ga corvette OF the
French channel feet Is of the Isle OF Wight board.
ing merchantmen.
Spanish, Russian, and Belgian Dcspnt tches.
MADRID, July 2S.-The indignation at the Duke
de Grsmonrs asrersion OF the Cortes is unabated
and tends 10 avert the sympathies OF many from
France.
100000 RUSSIANS IS POLAND.
ST PErERsBURo, July cs-Tte Russian force in
Poland has been increased to 200 900 men, including
the Imperial regiments OF the Guard.
FRANCE DEMANDED THs SECRET TREATY.
BRussELs' July 2s-Tho Independence Bel7e, Of
this city to-day publishes letter from ITS Berlin
eh A..
secret treaty proposed by France
The couospondtnt says he has seen u original
draft Of the treaty "a the archives OF the War ONCE
at Berlin, and cerhes to the accuracy OF the copy
recently printed by the London Times France has
repeatedly demanded this document from the Prus
sian Government through Ter representative, the
Count Benedict, but in all It has been refused
and now that she is satisfied s recovery Is imposs
bic, assumes a hostile attitude toward Prussia.
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W1SHINGTON NOTES.

judge Advocate-'ener.l Holt has been granted
twenty-five days leave Of absence nom Aug Z.
Captains Charles ID. Vie!e and II. l.. Fitzpatrick
have been detailed recruiting service, and ordered
TO report 10 the superintendent at New York city,
The Funding Civil Expenses bhl appropriates S99,-
90 to enable the of the Coast Survey to
axe observations in Europe the eclipse Of the sun
next December.
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Preparing for the Mex, Prize Fight.

Billy Edwards and Sam Colycr will meet TO-.
day to sign articles for match for the igai.weisl
championship. Edwards has already made tho n-st
deposit OF ti0o, and Coyer will cover it to-day The
stakes are 81, 900 by Colyer against $500 by Ell
wards. The dEut is TO he at cach-weignt, ard val
probably take place in Canada early In September.
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snnocatine u FamII, with Gnr.

PnILApgLPHIA, July 28. Emma Curtis aged
10. indcDmrod TO Mrs. KOesriiz arose at about 8
O'Clock this morning, aud making bundle o. al.
most everything OF value ~ tie iou.o dccamrri.
1hc hrst intmation the family hal ot troupic was
strong odor oi ga, An examination di,c'o-eI ,la
fact that sho had turned O. ry burner ~ tho Tower
storic~, with view OF smotcrng the inm,tcJ OF
The house.
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THE LATEST L.iBOR VIEWS.

The young women clerks last evening discussed
the carly clio ing Oyem1nt Speeches were dclyt red
by Meta" Miss smIth OF the Rroiuaon, ard olh,rs
The employees Of Brewster 4 Co., carriage build
ers having lust received their cooperative yidend of
SL per cent the ned from the Dront of Inc
business met and resolved That they would indvliu.
ally octiVriy cO6perAtc to advance the mutual
Interests OF employers Ald employed.
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number of Masons in this city have written
10 Grand Master John Ii. Anthon, proposing mon
ster picnic toward raising funds Tor the Masonic
Hall and Asylum fund TLoy assume that $500
can be cleared by that means. The Grand ster has
gwen his cordial approval
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SALT LAKE, U. r.. July 27.-Since the nomna-
tion OF Gen Maxwell by the Gentle citizens as their
delegate to Congress, the MormOns have been bell.
gerent aud threatening. Two prominent Gentle
citizens were yesterday attacked was seriously
and the Other dnna erousY beaten. Gen. Augur has
established a military post at Provo City, iorty miles
south of this place
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On Monday, in quarrel 1T Wi it.ha', N. Y.
between Jack R,unoy. o toalw.n and iarqG,'tc 4,
frcr"Hnlan, while Kinney Nya tent tNti, Luldiug
Nafquctc - that he could u stiSc, ono Tom
sullivan, friend OF Marquette uJpru cl.cl stclltn.
ny from lelind, ana stiuck Kinney dhcrtly upon
toe lnge vein n the neck. leading ON TIC heart "
the BRAN. The blow killed him instantly.
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ST.iTEN ISLAND.

Hannah Smith a child Of four. was browne yes.
terday moIuins near Quarantine.
Coroner Dempsey's new Music Hall, NJ New Brich.
ton, was opened las evening for grand ties munal
presents alton by the Rev. Fahcr Cluron, to TIC lady
managers OF the 81. Peters CuuIcd Fair.
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UnIted s,a,e. VesseIs Fitting for Son.

Bosros, July 28.-The following vessels are
fitting for service al the Charlestown Navy Yard
Connecticut. Miantonomoh, Mia cara, Oregon, Penn
sylyania, Shawnee, Sabine, Shenandoah, Ticouoe.
roga, Virginia, Wabash, and Worcester
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SuASGH,i, July 4.-Tbc attack ON the foreign.
ers at Pekin directed only against the French.
though other foreigners were Accidentally killed.
The House Of tie Sisters of Mercy was destroyed,
and its inmates were rayishcd by the Chinese.