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Parliamentary Progress.

LONDON, June 80, 1870.
In the House Of Lords this evening the business
was exclusively OF local character. After short
session the House adjourned
In the House OF Commons Mr.. Otway, Under Sec
retary for the Foreign Department, In reply to a
question declined to say.at present whether the gov
ernment intended to ratify the new China treaty.
Mr. Monsell, Under Secretary for the Colonial De-
partment in reply to question, said it was impos-
sble to tell when the House Of Lords bill altering
the representative system OF British Columbia would
reach the Commons.
The House then went into committee on the Edu
cation bill to consider the amendments pro-
posed.
and spectators.
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TIE TRAxsOCEAN YACHT RACE.

English Yachts Bound for KinsaIe.
DUBLIN, June 3O 1870
An unusually brilliant gathering Of yachts is ex.
pected at Cork as large number Of the crack Eng
lsh yachts WILL 1t is said rendezvous In the harbor
route for Kinsale Head, to witness the start be-
tween ths Dauntless and Cambria on the glorious
lfh Of Jnlv
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proper ana all allowances. II is not intended to
appeal from tins decision. and as precisely the
same term IL used In the act OF January 20,
1928, relating 10 Withholding compensation OF
persons in arrears TO the United States you re-
hser eay 20 ana n ali cases 81
therefore, stoppages ordered against the compensa-
on OF oncers viii include both pay and allowances.
Tobacco and whiskey Taxes.
The Committee OF Ways and Means did not report
to-day the bill providing for the collection OF taxes
on whskey and tobacco, but WIN probably do 80
tomorrow. While the bin win not propose change
the existing rates OF taxation on those articles IT
is nevertheless understood that a large number Of
the members OF the committee VIII advocate an in
crease in the tax on whiskey, in view Of the reduc
ton of the revenue to be effected in other directions
During the consideration OF the Tax bill In the even-
ing session OF the Senate Mr. Cole moved an amend
ment to raise the tax whskey TO one dollar
gallon remarking 1t would add some forty millions
TO the revenue, which was required in consequence
OF the loss OF the income tax. The amendment was
rejected. Mr.. Cameron. in voting mo-" gave notice
that he would next year vote to put on the tax.
A New Amnesty Bill.
The Committee on Reconstruction have agreed to
allow Mr.. Beck OF Kentucky, to oner bill provd-
ing for general amnesty, u substitute for the bill
reported from the same committee by General But
Ter. The only difference In the measures is that Mr.
BeCkS Dill eXceptS Dut seven Glasses from lne OeIe
fits OF amnesty, whereas Buffers makes nine excep-
tons.
Taxing Government Bonds.
In the evening session OF the Senate during the
consideration OF the Tax bill Mr.. Hamilton OF Mary
land, for Mr.. Bayard, who was absent, offered an
additional section, imposing tax OF five per cent
on government bonds. The amendment was re-
jected-ll yeas to 25 nays. Among those voting in
favor OF Mr. Bayard's proposition were the following
republicans-Messrs. Fent0n, Fowler, Pratt, Rice,
Ross and Sprague.
Aspiranis for Military HOBors.
A young man from Mississippi rejected from West
Point because OF deficiency IN grammar, says that
only two applicants from the South were admitted
two OF the right appontees from Virginia. All the
other youths named for the South were sent home
except a young colored man from North Carolina,
who was sent TO the hospital, having sore eyes,
Internal Revenue Receipts.
The receipts from internal revenue sources to day
are s75s,l4s. The receipts for the month OF June
have been $685. 46s, 756, and the grand total receipts
for the fiscal year ending this day sls3 1902 374.
Supervisor Perry reports that in the Second North
Carolina district the assessments Tor May 1870 show
an increase OF 1ftyeight per cent over the same
month III 1862
Weekly Customs Receipts.
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Religion at Home.


LONDON, June 80, 1870.
In the House 0f Commons to-day Sir STAFFORD
NorthcOte offered an amendment expunging the
clause prohibiting the teaching OF religious formula.
,ries. He supported his amendment in q speech de-
clartng that the sentiment o: the country was hostile
to such q provision.
Mr.. Forster opposed the amendment, as letting In
an endless seotarisn controversy.
Mr.. Hope favored the amendment, and vas FOL.
lowed by Mr.. Dixon in opposition.
Mr.. Gladstone defended the clause as 1t stood, as
representing the will Of the country.
las the Bible could be read and expounded without
regard to any particular doctrine, the plan placed
the smallest possible restraint on religious teaching
Mr.. Disraeli said the clause, as 1t STOOD would
not exclude sectarian contention as designed. He
favored the election Of board by the rate.payers.
After further debate the committee divided, with
the following result
For the amendment. ...................... 95
MI. Pakington proposed the reading OF the Bible
to form a part OF the daily exercises.
Messn. Forster and Hardy opposed, and the amend.
ment was lost by 81 votes for and $50 against.
Jacob Bright offered an amendment that teaching
shall not be directed against interest any sec
Sorcement
The amendmept was rejected by 12l majority, and
the House adjourned.
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England, published to-day, the amount OF bullion In
vault has increased f343 900 since the last report
Aquatic sports.

IospoN, June 30, 1870.
The regatta for the diamond sculls on the Thames
to-day was won easily by Grinths, OF Cambridge,
Marlborough, Of Oxford, being second.
The race for the challenge cup, for eight-oared
boats, was won by the Kingston crew. Cambridge
being second and the Dublin Club crew third.
The race for the third prize was won by the London
crew. with Eaton second
At the close OF this race Cambridge won second
contest for the diamond scus.
The friends OF the Cambridge Club are ublant at
the recent victory over the Oxford Clup at cricket
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ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

The following officers are ordered 10 report with.
out delay 10 the superintendent OF the General Re-
cruting Service conduct recruits:--Captatns
George E. Head and John Williams. and FIRST Lieu
tenant Thomas l.. Merritt, unassigned; Brevet Major
Lorenzo Lprain, Third artillery, Is relieved from
duty at the West Point Military Academy ani
ordered TO join his company in the Department oi
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LONDON, JUNE 80, IS7U.
The Prince and Princess OF Wales attended at tho
opening Of the public schools In East London to-day
n. dc Lesseps, OF Suez Canal fame, is to have
grand reception at the Crystal Palace, at Suyden-
bam, ON the 4th OF July next.
vncount Amberley made another speech at New.
castle last evening" celebrating his ideas on the Edu
cation bill.
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GERMANY,
Trade to the Yves, f.1iei.

Trade to the West InaloS.
LONDON, June 80. 1870.
The North German Lloyd have arranged for a
steamship line from Southampton to the West
Indies. The steamers are now building on the
Clyde. The first OF the new line will sail some time
in October
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The Board Of Police yesterday appointed Casper
Golderman, formerly clerk In the Board OF Health,
telegraph operator at the Central Police ONCE vice
Knox McAfee, resigned
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At meeting OF tho Board OF Docks in executive
session yesterday, Jacob II. Westervelt xMayor Of
the city Of New York, was appointed Superintendent
ol Repairs and Supplies.
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Died.

DOoLEY.-On Thursday, June 80. JULIA. only
daughter OF Richard aud Ellen Dooley, aged 10
months and 10 days
The relatives and friends OF the family are invited
to attend the funeral, from the residence OF her
parents No. 1877 Gieenyicn street, this FRIDAY!
afternoon, at two O'Clock
lFOr Other Deans see Ntllth Pllel
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SPAIN.
The BourbOns Again 2

LONDON, June 80, 1870.
The Madrid correspondent Of the GLOBE writes that
Queen Isabea's abdication is regarded as import
ant as rendering the candidacy OF the Prince Of
Asurias possible and the choice OF regent au open
question.
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LONDON, June 80, 1870.
SKJames Clark, the celebrated physician, Is dead
Be was eighty-two years Old
JOSIAH Forster, uncle OF william Edward Forster
and patriarch OF the Quakers, died yesterday
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The Steamship Tennessee Total Less.
The owners OF the steamship Tennessee In this
city received Information yesterday from Captain
Chichester that she win prove total loss, there
being no chance Of saving her. The steamer and
cargo are fully insured but for what amount was
not ascertained As reported in the foregoing des-
patch, every passenger on board was saved
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Stan0rd's Iron and sulphur Powders
iBvigorate the body ana
purify the blood.
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Charity.

ROME, June 30 1870.
committee OF the bishops OF all nations, among
whom are the Archblshops OF San Francisco, Mex.
dco, Baltimore, Quito apd other Americans have ad-
dressed request to the faithful that subscriptions
be made for the Catholic church at Constantinope,
which suffered 30 terribly at the recent connagra.
fiOn. =, ,.s
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Trade with Francc-Nativism Against Inter-
national Interest.

LUNDUN, JU0e
meeting was held In this city last evening, par
ficpated In by the opponents OF the Ango.French
commercial treaty. Joshua Fielden, conservative
member of the House OF Commons for York (west
RidinR), occupied the chair. He delivered violent
speech against the treaty. Himself cotton manu-
facturer and merchant OF Manchester, he was able
to show the unfavorabIe erect Of the treaty on the
cotton trade OF Great Britain. After speeches by
other persons resolutions were unanimously adopted
denonncing the treaty as the cause OF industrial
prostraton and calling the Ministers account
denying an investigation OF the subject. The meet
tng was large and harmonious.
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ILLINOIS,.

= --sing Of Stockholders of the Chicago, Bur.
"'.'-, -ad Quincy Rairend Company.
n"s'ou "a CHICAGO, June 80, 1870
NJ the Chic
At meeting Of stockhoIdcrp ,-iYngo' Bur.
lington and Quincy Railroad HnpanJ, neld yester-
day. Erastus Corning, OF Albany; 'hn =. Green OF
New York; N. Chaplin, John N. Forbes, S,dhey Bart
lett John w., W. BROOKS Richard s. Watson >Wliam av m
Detroit; Cbauncey s. Cotton, OF Gaesburg H.. Nere
lanm mousy chosen directors OF the company for the
ensuing year.
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woman, Ann Brady, was found yesterday morn
ing by the police on the upper door OF No. 1872 East
Forty. eghth street SICK and starving. The room
presented a squald and filthy appearance and 1t Is
said she has not tasted food for week.
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Jourdan's roundsmen made a run OF various
wards OF the city last Wednesday evening" and sue
ceeded In gaming material for about nlteen charges
against patrolmsn.
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A.-IIcrring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES.
Pol Broadway, corner
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PARIS, June 80, 1870.
The prosecution OF the members Of the Interna-
tlenal Society OF Workmen was resumed yesterday.
The Ministry insist that the society is secret one
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A.-Boots aud shoes of Every Variety, at
reduced prices. T.. A BROOKS, b76 Broadway.
Soled Shoes half price.
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City Agitation.

MADRID, June 80, 1870.
Slight disturbances occurred at Barcelona yester-
day. They were soon queed. Four persons were
wounded.
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MIR. Ashbury's Farewell Banquet.

LONDON, June 80, 1870.
Commodore Ashbury's farewell dinner, given this
evening. was partial failnre The lords who mad
been invited were absent, and there were only
few commOners present.
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sale by watches or NIL Desrriptious fov
Nichols. uSro e. ALLEN, H3 Broadway undsr s.
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Saints Peter and Patrick.

DUBLIN, June 80, 1870
The collection OF Peters pence throughout Ire.
land will occur next Sunday.
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PORTUGAL.


LISBON, June 30, 1870.
The Duke Of saldanha has invited the merchants
OF Lisbon to frame some plan calculated to reinvig
crate the credit develop the commerce and restore
the prosperity OF the country.
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AUS TRIA.


Lord Clarendon's Memory.
- VIENNA, June 80, 1870.
The frorincidz correspondence thinks tn at an i'm.
portant guarantee Of European peace has been los5
in the death OF the Earl Of Cllffshdon.
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:, Ladies for the Country.-The Best Place In
New York TO buy Boots Shoes
lies Is at MILLER 4 CO.'S. No. Union sluare.
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&C., are speedily relieved and taken time permanently
cured by JAYNE's ExPECr6RANr You will find In |.
also certain remedy for Coughs Colds. Sold every.
where.
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Cana dim Railroads.

LONDON, June 30 1870.
A circular has been issued by the Great Western
Railroad Company Of Canada favorable to the pro.
posed Buralo and Glencoe loop, thus anticipating
the meeting OF the directors here on the eth OF July
10 consider the subject
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LONDON. June 80, 1870.
rins match between an English and an Austria
Ian sharpshooter, the details of which had been
previously arranged. has been won by the former
the score Of the Australian having been received here
and compared with that OF his opponents by the
Judges this evening.
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The Bank Statement.

PARIS, June 80, 1870.
The weekly statement OF the Bank Of France, made
public to-day, shows that the amount OF bullion in
vault has decreased 81 900 francs since the last
report.
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There viii be music by the Central Park band, at
the Battery, from six 10 eight O'Clock this evening.
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A.-X.-A.-X.-A.-X.-A
Summer Dress Shoes and CATERS, reduced prices as
LORlN BROOKS SONS 4s Broadway, four doors above
Howard
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American WRfhsm Watches.-The Best and
cheapest watches made FOR sale by FULLER CO., -
John street, New YORK.
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vizetcliy, the Artist.

1UNDUN, JuHe 3U I57U
Vizetelly, the artist was drowned TO- day at Mar
gate
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FRANCE.


PARIS, June 30, 1870.
M. PrevostParadoi, the new Minister to Wash ing
ton leaves Paris tonight en- route TO New York. He
had audience with the Emperor to-day
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A.-Gents' Pearl CassiRsr-
for Five - Dress Hats
W cellars
~NNDCK 4 co. blQ Broadw.v
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IRELAND.
Party Organizations.

large meeting was held here last evening, at
which the government bill relating to public process
sions was strongly condemned.
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The National Revenue.

LONDON, June so, 1870.
The quarterly revenue return shows that the re-
ceipts have been sixteen and one third millions
pounds sterling against nineteen millions for the
corresponding period last year.
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Parties who desire to cIpae IN the celebration OF
OUR NATIONAL ANNIVERSARY,
OH MONDAY, JULY 4,
VIII take the enrl er trains, at and A. ".
But all who leave the III 80 A. arrive in time
for the extra COLLATION. and
AFTERNOON SALE.
Carriages will be IN Attendance the arrival
train
Ladies and gentlemen assured that no fireworks
will be permitted on The groInds and be
made for the comfort aud entertainment Of visitors
Remember trains leave derot Twenty seventh
street and Fourth avenue at z, and IL 30 A. NJ.
ANDREW WILSON, Jr., 3l7 Broadway.
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The Bank Statement.

LONDON, June 90, 1870.
According 70 the weekly statement Of u. BANK Of
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Celebration mt Grand Park.

Batchelor's Hair Dye-The Best In the
world The only perfect dge harmless reliable. iasiGnta
neous Factory 10 Bond street
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ST. Peters Day.

RUNE, JUNt IoIU.
There was magnificent display yesterday in honor
of ST. Peter.
The professions and reviews lasted all day, ana In
the evening there was fine display Of fireworks
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bunting Flags all sizes Closing Out Chcnp,
below market prices, At HOJER GRAHAM'S, Manafac-
"a Uuanc
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The Infullibist Legion.

~ KQAE, June W. NJ
The supporters or the inallibillty dogma count on
Cardinals Cullen and Bonnechose their latest re-
<cruits.
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The Flow OF specIe.

The Flow OF Specie.
LONDON, June 80, 1870.
The financial article In one OF the London journals
this morning thinks the specie shipments from New
York for the next few days will be unusually heavy.
This expected now OF specie will be produced by the
sales Of American bonds OH European account.
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TELbCRAPNlC NEWS
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
The Infallibility Debate and St.
Peters Memory.
Church Aid from Rome to
COnstantinOple.
Christian Sympathy from England
to New York.
British PrOtectionism Against
French Trade.
THE FRENCH MISSION TO WASHINGTON.
Hr. Ashbury's Farewell Yacht
Banquet.
loss Of the Steamship Tennessee
Near Cape Fear.
ROME.
British Pr0tectionism Against
French Trade.
THE FRENCH MISSION TO WASHINGTON.
Hr. Ashbury's Farewell Yacht
Banquet.
loss Of the Steamship Tennessee
Near Cape Fear.
ROME.
fInfaIlibilify.

LONDON, June 30 1870.
Dispatches received from Rome OF yesterdays
date, announce that the report Of the immediate
vote in the Ecumenical Council on the inIalibility
dogma is untrue.
The discussion OF the project still continues, and 1t
Is reported that the Pope has ordered the cardinals
to oppose any proposition to set aside the discussion
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seconded from the above place during the
early part OF the month, with 5000 Of
his partners money. He was arraigned
before Justice Shand!ey at JEFFERSON Market. ana
committed until tn q afternoon, when he Will 10
placed In the custody OF Michigan offlcer, 70 be
conveyed to his native town for trial.
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II is reported that number or prominent gentle
men OF this city ana Philadelphia, among whom we
notice ex-secretary OF The Navy Borie General
Ayerl and Mr.. Fels, OF Philadelphia and Mr.. Brad.
1ord OF the irm OF Wetmore, Cryder Co, aud
others OF this city, have chartered the steamship
Ine, or New YORK, for an excursion 10 the bay ana
river st. Lawrence. The Stear IL 10 leave New York
on the 9th OF July touching at Halilax for pilot,
and Will then proceed 10 Rivere de Loup where the
excursionists are TO Join the ship They contem-
pate being absent about thirty days.
The class OF 1857 OF the New York University ccIe-
brated It's anniversary last evening with dinner ut
Delmonicos, and presided over by Mr.. A. b. Do
Frece. who at the late commencent the University
received the degree OF Master I'm Science The table
was freighted with all the dellcacies which the sea
son could afrord and the ingenuity OF the host
suggest and was served In such manner IA only
that restauateur can furnish After the above re-
past had received mll Justice, w.t. wine and song
formed the next part OF the evenings entertainment,
and Initiated by Mr.. De Frece with character
istic speech and was followed by toas,s, res ponded
10 by Messrs. McVey, Brush Wood, Mills. Johnston
and many other members OF the class.
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The body OF an unknown man was found floating
In the river or the foot Of Sixtysecond street. De-
cea ed WAS In a nude state, and was drowned while
bathing. The bodi05 were removed TO the Morgue
CorOler Rollins was notified.
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number OF river thieves visited the scho oner L
Richardson living at the foot ~ e"N"'" @'""' Fao'
riuar wo,s.r, ~, -4r- .vys-,.. "..0'V 7&s-y'
'"s' Heaaesday Riglit last and almost compicttaly
srnppeu ner O, All tic running rigging, blocks &c.
No arrests 80
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IN HkLMBOLD'S BLOCK
IN HELMBOLDS BLOCK.
in HELhBOLD'S BLOCK.
IN HELMBOLC'S BLOCK.
SUITABLE FOR THE FOLLOWING BUSINESS
- AND VERY MUCH NEEDED
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS srORE,
BOOTS AND SHOES STORE,
MILLINERY GOODS STORE
FLORIST STORE
hats AND CAPS STORE.
No compehon, and bat store loft In CENTRE OF
BLoCh Apply to II. T. HELABULD Druggist
. 5s4 Broadway
summer Styles Gents Hats Ia Variety Mt
popular pfices .ens' Cashmere Dress Hats, specially.
BURKE, las u.ton street.
The Upright Patent Trunk Company, No. @
Barclay street next door TO the As;or House, stairs
The Metropolitan Job Printing Establi.h-
uent
s7NAsSAU STREET
OLD HERALD BUILDING
This well known establishment
by other In the United states.
Call and Get your esimatcs for
ALL SORTS OF PRINTING,
frcm
ILLUMINATED FOSTER WORK
TO CARD.
Especial attention paid 70
which will compare fsvoraby with any other on,oe
STOCK or CUTS.
Wood Engraving done 81 savd notice and al Low 9gnes
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Missisauoi Spring Water IL InfaIlibIs
remedy Tor all diseases OF the Kidneys For sale drug
gls,s SEQ pamphlets
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A.-LI--- H"~si~iu.s, Rr9nchitis, A,,...Ss
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THE INDIANS.
. ~ :, ~ = -ss1s's :.,.,..

The Dacotah Tribes Peaceable-Warriors Bee
coming Farmers-Whitcs Trespassing Upon
tho Reservations.
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Eschewi"x at All Times Every Prstension
TO nfsibty KNOX the Halter, Of No 23 Broadway has
won the proud ds.ncon OF balm: at the head OF the
ban: interest n America In nothing this
extensive fame which aesis superiority or hls head
coysripps
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Electrictty Removes Disease and ynvissr-
stss body and mind Applied BY DR.. CHAkBE6LlS. No.
| We Fourteenth
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Crirta ad0rO's UnrivnlIcd Hair Dye.-sold
and applied bis wig and scalp factory No Astor House
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1870-06-09

JUDGE BLACK ON BUCHANAN AND HIS
CABINET. Judge jeremiah S. Black, who
was Attorney General under President Bu-
chanan, and who was transferred to the
State Department in December, 1860 when
the general disruption of the Cabinet took
place, has appeared as the champion of his
old adminstration-and of Edwin M. Stan
ton! His article appears in the Galaxy fol
June, and is written in answer to one on MIR
Stanton by Senator Wilson. He asserts that
President Buchanan was not the weak and
irresolutc man he is generally supposed to
have BEEN that the last months of his ad.
ministration were not marked by perturbation
or indecision that no member of his Cabinet
dared to act in the interests of the embryo re-
bcllion while in office, and that the accusa,
tons which have been made to that effect are
base fabrications. lie denies, seriatim, the
charges that Cobb deranged the Treasury
that Floyd scattered the army that Toucey
sent the navy on distant service that Thomp-
son permitted the robbery of trust funds on
that MIR. Stanton, while acting as Mr.. Blu.
chanan's Attorney General, ever wayered in
his Democratic Interpretation of the law as tc
coercion of States by the Federal Government
He declares that Mr.. Stanton's Democratic
opinions did not change when the war opened
but that he was emphatic in his profcssed ad.
herence to them up to within a few weeks OF
his appointment as Secretary of War by Mr.
Lincoln, in January, 1862. He admits, how
ever, that his conversion was u real one, and
was Immediately followed by change OF
party relations.