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some 5000 barrels OF whisky Tho total loss IA from
100000 TO with assurances Of about half the oss
a. follows: Home of New-Haven, $1,000 Reaper City
1880 North American, 1880 Lunberman's, $500
North British and Mercantile, $4,000 Illinois Mutual
5000 Phgnix OF New-Ycrk s0,5G Imperial, 500
Norwich $4,000 Fulton, $1,000 Putnam, $500 Mammal
tan $1,000 Lorillard, 5000 Merchants of Hartford
$3.50 Liverpool and London Globe, sl36oG Aurora
ern $500 Albany City, $500 security 5000 Home OF
ONO 5000 Charter Oak. 5000 Cleveland $1,000 IAN u,
caster Penn $500 Independent, 5000 Comnerca Oh
Chicago, $3.50 Home New York, 5000 international
1900 Merchants OF Chicago $4,000; United states FIRE
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WHERE TO LOOK FOR WAR NEWs.
ENTERPRISE on THE MOST COSTLY SCALE EVER


ENTERPRISE on THE MOST COSTLY SCALE EVER
KNOWN.
fProm the NewYorker Journal German and Democratic
THE New YORK TRIBUNE has not only the
mer OF declaring itself in it's editoraal columns In favor
the cause Of Germany in the impending war, 1t also
brings from t English correspondent special cable ds
patches which brief "a they may be, more instruc
tive and contain Information than the long vague
and confused cable dispatches of the Associated Press and
the American Press Association taken together The
latter would advise engage the correspondent Of
TIE TRIBUNE as its chief agent In Europe.
From The n. Y Commercial Advertiser 23th Julvl
TIE TRIBUNE is exhibiting cOmmcndable en-
tcrprise in furnishing movements Of the Pnssian aud
French armies and from all the capitals OF Europe
IL Is far ahead Of its contemporaries In this respect IL
furnishes column two every morning OF special news
from all points of Europe where anything Of interest
occurring Yesterday il turned out nearly three columns
which purpOred to come by the cable. GIeu as the
London Times is in furnishing news IL never exhibited
doing,
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CRIMES AND cAsUALrIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

CRIMES AND CASUALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH
49,. Robert b. Graham, a carpenter, was killed
in Boston yesterday by falling from a building.
Seventeen cases of sunstroke occurred in
st. Louis On-Wednesday seven Of which were fatal.
.... One of the Wilston Mills, at East IIamp-
ton Mass was partially destroyed " IRE On tuesday
night. Loss, s35,OOO fully insured.
. Charles COstun, cOlored, of Baltimore, nnr-
dered his wife yesterday. by cutting her throat with
that he Is insane.
49,. Mooney g. Co.'s three story brick gTist and
acur mill in Newburyport Mass. gave way yesterday
bnryng three men, who were rescued alive, but badly
injured. The damage Ia about 5000.
49,. A greater portion of the extensive works
Of william a. smeet * CO., ~ Syracuse manufacturers
bar steel steel springs and other articles OF steel
destroyed by fire this morning, Loss $1,000 insurance,
$4,000
- n. Milone the murderer of Col Buell.,
at Fort LeayenwOrth died on Wednesday. lie confessed
the crime, the of which that Buell. had
PEELED him to cord OF wood as punishment for alb
sence at roIcall.
A large fire occurred at Fredericton, ".
b., on Wednesday. Many houses were destroyed. Tho
whole population, headed by the Lieu;enant-Goysrnor
were engaged in combating the IRE, which was nna.y
controlled about nighfal TIE extent OF the loss Is un
known.
49,. James NJ. Flagg of No. 80 Downing-st.
New-YOrk passenger nom New York on the steamer
getting into her dock AZ Providence yesterday morn
ing. He had manifested signs Of insanity through the
night, and had been closely guarded to prevent suicide
80. Willis Sumner, for many years a respected
and influential citizen; Edward McGTaw, formerly on the
police force James Carton, saloon keeper on hatcfst
n. Goodsel hotel keeper at New-Haven and an old
man, named Penneville, died In Oswego ON Wednesday
night from the effects Of intemperanee.
&c.. A destructive fire occurred in Cincinnati
yesterday completely destroying the queen Cty saw and
quantity Of lumber. The mills which were owned by g.
W Mag, valued at $4,000, and the property was
insured for 5000 in city companies Total loss about
s7OOn
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PERL.
RELIGIOUS AND CIVIL AUTHORITIES IN DISPUTE
"A VICAR GENERAL IMPRISONED

IL
A VICAR GENERAL IMPRISONED
LIMA, June 27.-A religious question has
been and still is creating great deal OF stir and excite
nent here The Bishop of Puno before leaving Tor Rome
IN attend the Council had put In practice the greatest OF
all mowers assumed by his Church and had eXcolnmuh
cotcd a portion of his diocese The churches were all
closed and no services performed, and on leaving ne
gave special injunctons to his subordinate the vicar
not 10 withdrawhe accommodation until the OBJECT 10
btoip which IL had declared in force, had been
achieved The Vicar, matter OF course followed the
ipstctions of his chief and ordered all the churches III
ANNA 10 be closed The civil authorities then appeared
mon the scene and cOuntermanded this order, ana az
tho Vicar continued keep the churches cosed hhuor
hode the priests TO exercise their functions the district
,hortes appealed to the Executive, who immediately
Tor tal The fanatics highly Dcensed al TINS
on tho mart of Government and the priests are ushs h
their edorfs 10 counterfeit the eneets OF these pr
ceedugs ON the part OF the Government Dut al
indenendence, freedom law ana ORDER nave Ian6, n,
thenseIves on the side OF the Government ana e ,
ii doubtless be that most severe Dl0W wiz p w
70 Tho continuance of the exercise OF tnat
newer which the priests, even up 10 oua!' ha'o -
rrcsed in the interior OF Peru ,a,.., .o,,tod and
me dsuute with Bolivia II now dtnhllcy rStuo" ~,
c folIoXinp are the conditions accepted Ny me 1VN
,ncut Of Royia in order to make lis peace WIN n
InIIc / The Peruvian flag shall be 5hlut.di DON so
win nav $40 900 damages for AntcZala iiu on Ihe
territofy g. Gen. Antezana shall be dcgraded' d '"0
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FOREIGN NEWS.
GREAT BRITAIN.

GREAT BRITAIN.
PROCEEDINGS IN PARLIAMENT EMULATION
OVER THE OCEAN YACHT RACE.
LONDON, Thursday. July g. 1870.
In the House of Lords, the bill removing cleri-
cal disabilities debated in Committee and amended
The India budget presented by the Duke OF Argyll
after which the House adjourned
In the House of Commons the Foreign Enlistment Act
introduced. After discussing in Committee OF Sup
ply sundry appropriation bills, the House adjourned
There is immense exutaon here at the success OF the
Cambria in the international yacht race.
GOODwOOD RACES.
LONDON, Thursday, July %, 1870.
Goodwood Cup, value 300 sOvereigns, added
TO subscription OF 20 sovereigns each OF second
horse receive soveregns out of stakes won by
Sir j. Hawey's b. siderolite years old by Aseroid
out OF Aphrodite, beating Champion second; Mr. B.
Reevess br Pate years old by Macaron out Of Song
stress, third.
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THE INDIANS.
TROUBLES IN THE RED RIVER DISTRICT.

TROUBLES IN THE RED RIVER DISTRICT.
CHICAGO, July 2S.-The Pembina correspond
en Of The ST. Paul Press writes to that paper under date
OF July 49, as follows Information, considered en-
trey Trustworthy has reached us that the Blackeet In
dans have taken Fort Caroton, of the Hudsons Bay
Company forts the south branch of the saskatche-
wan and that Mr.. Mcdonald the officer in charge, ID
auonr the slain Forts Bell and Edmonton have been
attacked and the OF the COmpanys posts threat
ened We also learn that Indians are rapidly concen-
tratng in the 'Swampy settlement below Fort Garry
hu for what purpose not known yet grave apprehen
atoms exist among the people in the settlement
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= and West. and seriously intcrfered with toio
r.nbie communication.
- ,>CpFAsT IN INTERNAL REVENUE RE
CrIpTs-THE CENSUS IN THE WEST
ppPSS DISPATCH1


,.,r,r INCREASE IN INTERNAL REVENUE IKE
"hhN' crIpTs-THR CENSUS IN THE WEST
GENERAL PRESS DlsPATCHl
,i,.o statement of Internal Revenue receipts
- cha, the aggregate for the first fifteen months Oh
sont Administration Is s665c06S7 " creator tnau
-, iat afeen months of the preceding Administrations
oT, tbe items the increase on spsrits In rouhu nun"
- ssossaooo; on tobacco, $1S92oooo; on income
a. ,oo co. ON saos 2c75oo on special taxes s'sSoo'
~ s,omrs s,o-7Ooo on hanks and bankers S'Lo'VV,
vi 80. rccerts s52sooO The entire amount collected
% ,n last aftcen months prior to the LIST OF june "
r,oned al the Census once that inc census s vi
-, I,'a C',rinnaN seems TO De petUr lahc. 'nnl
NJ - - cher sections, and IN the Ncs'SIn SUITS
shdt vi ~ IL taken TO miss no persons III Inc clu
ttho"! while Congress was IN session uin III
,ere IA her eNtraNagant III Int Pcu' s.
Ilc.ir results For instance, Kansas Scnao Ua
70 WI hot his state would show population OF UUVOU
~ The prohabily is that 1t viii be ABOUT 4OoUW'
SOUS, o "a itb the census Of 1860, when the popuia
as con1 about 10000. IL Is supposed that While
non We bean nm extraordinary increase In the west
erreS will fan considerably below the pfi
80 1tions The superintendent says that a the
Stnrns are received I'm good shape one huhdTeu anu
49,, I've ecrk, are employed in the census buledu,
800 6is number will he increased from time 10 tlie as
3hc business shall demand. - ,,,-,-.. . ,oo,oo
rhc Dpusrtmtnt of state officially puDIshes ueCicc
,f tLe Mexican Government admitung the importation
- fr.i Dnru into the port of Campeachy free OF duty,
~ cousunpton in that State during the period OF SIX
,nonfhS
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next annual meeting will he held at IOckport on the 25h
Of July 1871 The following officers the ensuing year
were elected this aflernoon President Dorman Steele
Elmyra first Vice President Mrs Sylvia j.. Eastman
Buffalo; second Vice -President A. j. Mcmillan, Utica
third yice-President Wheaton a. WEIGH, Onondsga
fourth VicePresdent, Miss Caroline Peterson Oswego
Recording Secretary H. r. Sanford, Fredonia Assistant
Secretary, r. Curtis SOdus; Treasurer, Daniel j. Pratt
Albany.
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Bolivian Representative In Lima shall personally offer to
the Peruvian Government explanations and excuses for
all that has occurred.
very rich silver mine has been discovered In the
neighbOrhOod OF this city, and jontst0ck company IL
being formed for the purpose OF working IT,
strong earthquake shock was felt NJ 1acna on the
5st u and another the ih inst but IN neither case
much damage done
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POLITICAL.
INDIANA.
OPENING OF THE CAMPAIGN.

INDIANAPOLIS, July 2S.-The Republicans
opened the campaign in this city last night by mass
sneetng at the Academy of Music Gov Baker presided
Speeches were made by Lieutenant Gov. Cumback sena
SOr Morton and others. Senator Morton reviewed the
condition Of the state and national finances He showed
Fhat the state was almost free from Indebtedness: re
ferring 10 the foreign he said that III the ate ne
beliOn in this country Germany stretched foth her
hands in sympathy with that large portion OF our
armies We're Germans, and that the republican parry
sympaiZCd with Prussia in the present contest
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Suerial Notifies.

eigb,b Assembly District Union itepnoirnn As 80
Tsgu.r Ioutb Meeting Of DC ao9fe vi "
y, rpIpN EVENING july ~ a. y O'CLOCK al he~al'AfN"'
Runks Hotel No ga "f'"' " JOHN J. o'BRIES, President
JoHy srINsoS Secretary
-Te,,b Assembly District Union Kepuocan Asso-
Ith" a passed July ~ l60 special met
,istop will he'll THIS lfndAl hVhNlNG july ~ a.
ING OF @ M CORNER Of snd Stanons for the purpose Of
he % Pr,stisut vacancy. Polls open from y % O'clock
WmslAs GLAsKK, SECRETARY. bOuhNh MARLIN, wee
,, CHINA SPECIAL MEETING Of this Cab will be held
. ~ pb Rooms Jnion on FRIDAY hNkNiNG 18Th h'
a oelock s...o..x. ' - -'
Specially. Light Locomotives ,.-,
1.o. steep grades short and hgbt rsA fo eoh<e,
s.o for lumber tsnets qasrres fanse
~ ,.l. For photographs and fnl Information address
aN' ' SMITH & PORTER, nItsbugh, Penn
Po-t-Olce Notice.-The Mails Europe sArIRpAl yay
this Olcc and the stations A
ns 6,I bsIoSs anu O'''S T. H. JONES. POSTMASTER
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sr,rp TEACHERS, ASSOCIATION.

SYRACUSE. N. Y, July 2s.-This was the
r, Of the session Of the state Teachers Assoeia
ton The attendance much larger than at any OF Its
former FORM meetings and great interest was manifested
a,to, q, interesting papers educational subjects
were presented and passed upon very ahmaed Gs
of teachers, to which the Hehus Oh ormlh
hos aud district school teachers .wefo opposed Inc
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The prpffIest " Onnn III NtW-H 'ITs' VI
Known in our for dgzs appearance sn can
mi Was once sal0w OLgbknnr gr cl uH % tr
frecked Size pitched into HAGANs MAGNOLIA Bs ana
pretty oompeIon sic Is charming IN mihers ll
eckes oEnss moth patcles rngmarks e'e 'nd
makes one look younger n they MAGNonA bAA o
compeIon LYONs KArHARON 10 make lie D. phu
III G1unan and delicate have nyals Tue h.fhA'S pre-
vents the turning gray eracaies daldfB SA We ' '
cheapest dressing in the world
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ArrEMpr To sMoTnER 4 FAMILY WIFI Gas.

PHILADELPHIA, July 2S.-Emma Curtis, age
I6 indentured to Mrs kOescrtz. arose about O'Clock
This morning and making bundle of almost everything
Of value in the house. decamped. The first intiinaton
the family had OF the matter was strong odoI 9i saS
An examination disclosed the fact that after gathering
together all the clothing, icwcry &c. she could nnd
she had turned every burner In the lower stores
Win a view Of sInOtbcrng the inmates OF the house
she was arrested and sent 10 prison.
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pEpsoN AIJTIEs-RY TELEGRAPH,

Gov Hoffman, on Tuesday, declined 10 com
mule sentence advised the counsel to tell Real there s
hope for hin.
Dr. Sweeney, n Roman Catholic Bishop, was
enthusiastically received at st. John n b. on "einesdA o1 MS i
from Rome ~, -, ,.o,,
Gen. ONeil is TO be taken TO Windsor i i9
Burlington to-day for trial before the L. Circuit Ooa 'e
Wooarud aud Smtlley presiding
Gov Geary on Wednesday received =, Iet c.
Paul sehoepPe dated from Carlisle Pr.on W. ann
eruor IL orier that he volunteer 10 'le
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CHINA.

FURTHER PARTICULARS OF THE MASSACRE.
LONDON, Thursday, July Is, 1870.
Advices from Shanghai to July a, show that
the attack the foreigners at Pekn was directed only
against the French though other foreigners were acct
dentally killed. Tho House OF the Sisters OF Mercy
was destroyed and its inmates rayishod by the
Chinese
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THE MoRMoNs BECOMING BELLIGERENr.

SALT LAKE, U. T., July 27.-Since the nom
nation of Gen Maxwell by the Gentle citizens their
delegate 10 Congress- the Mormons have been begerent
and threatening Two prominent Gentle citizens were
Yesterday attacked, and OF them seriously and
le other dangerously, beaten. Gen. Augur has cslal
.hed military post at Provo City 30 miles south oil
this place.
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20 ST S OR PIT.
LA TEST WAR NEWS.
1:3O A. M.

SLIGHT ENGAGE tENT-THE FRENCH MAKE AN
ATTACK AM ARE REFUSED.
BERn.S Thursday, July %, 1870
detachment of French troo ns, consisting of three
companies of infantry and eighty horsemen, at
tackled half Prussian regiment Of in antry at yock
niger.
The French troops were repulsed with the loss Of
one officer and eight men, One Prussian soldier was
wounded
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LOCAL POLITICS.

At the meeting of the Irish Republican Gen
era Committee lat evening, MAJ James Haggcrty pre-
Committee: Thos. McGraln VIM Tobin Daniel Lysaght,
Richard Egan q. i. Mccarthy, d. NJ. Hurley NJ. Nc
ErOy This Committee was instructed TO present "A plan
nj the ext meeting for the complete local on gan
lzaOn OF the Irish Republican party hrOug hout New
York aud BrooklyC-
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN PEORIA. ILL.

CHICAGO, July pa disastrous fire occurred
IN Peorn Yesterday, destroying the Peoria Paper Mills
and the diserics Of d. G. Farrell and Spear Coz Their
handed warehouse, catep pens, malthouse, etc., ana
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GEORGIA.

ATLANTA, July 2S.-In the Senate, to-day,
The report of the Finance Committee recommending
loan OF the School Fund the state adopted and
che proOngatOn resolutions discussed TO the al
IOuTnmeut In the House the report OF the committee
on Peniteutiarcs vas discussed 10 adjournment.
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TEMPERANCE MEETING AT STANLEY. n. J.

A Temperance meeting, at which Gen. Neal
Dow Of Maine will deliver address, will be held in
the grove at Stanley, near Chatham tonight, cOmmenc
ing at D. M Several other weknOwn speakers will he
present The grove is to be lighted with lanterns and
torches presenting novel appearance.
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MISCELLANEOUS CABLE DISPATCHES.

....M Madame Ratazzi died in Florence on
Wednesday.
.... Edmund About will replace the late NJ.
Provost PaTadol in the Frence Academy.
- The Most Rev. Nal McCabe, DID,, Bishop
Of Ardagh and ClOnmacnois Ireland, died while return
ing from Rome
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Beeves dali ic lower last weeks prices qloos range 50
8ic receipts tbs week 25 adj saes 23 bead Hogs ate re-
c-ipts light go well naltane sales 80 3 Is 90 guilty
pts 1913 head Shep dull with downward tea-uc qIo "a
SIC Lambs +2a So receipts OF sheep ani lambs 40 heal
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Guanaco is still rulng the heads many who 'hoagl zoe,
on stages and Of all descriptions Jet chLot
tell It's origin o meaning. What Is III
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Congress and Empire Spring Co.'s Depot for Congress-
Fmne ami oler Mineral Spring Nsers % tHANRfIr NtAt
Free daily City and Brooka Natural waters only.
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BUTLBR-SLOCUM-n BROOKLYN Thgrsay JAY q = J. baisr o'
New York and Elizabeth daughter Of Major Sanel socm Paw
tuxet r.
SoBLR-TAYLOR-OnM Monday July 25 at Newark " j. by Rev
Cbas LITTLE William Noble OF Seglok Frances Taylor late Of
London, Eng
poWFISON-PALEN-On Weineiay Jnly q, at Neyeink n T.
bv be Rev A. Labrskie A. Van Nest Pogeon Of Mideo"n N
10 AiIie daughter Of Author Palen, esq. ofNeTernk
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MIRRIED.

Wedding and Visiting Cards, Initial Stamping Note Paper
W. soss C4 FrLToS-sT Old DCTcH CHVAcH
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TFNPERAFCE.

GRAND DIVISION 8. OF T. OF EASTERN NEW YORK.
The Grand Division of the Sons OF Tenn
peranco of Eastern NewYork continued Its session until
noon yesterday at Pachogue L. L. devoting the entire
forenoon TO the discussion Of some disputed point OF
order. The officers and representatives arc sold and
respectable body OF men, from all parts OF the State
within the jurisdiction OF this Grand Division Among
them are clergymen lawyers, doctors teachers, mer-
chants, manufacturers, farmers mechanics, &c. Tic
quiet and quaint old town is alive with visitors, who
amuse themselves yachting, hshing ana prohthaulng
Last evening drunken fellow, excited by the VIE com
pound he purchased here, endcayOred 10 eNtepOrzc
fight. Failing in his effort in that line, ne threw baz
ing brand at of the tents and then took TO MS stag
gcring heels and fed
The following resolutions were presented BY The Com
mittee on the Grand Worthy Patrlarchs Report ana
were unanimously adopted:
Rolred That is with pleasure We learn from te urana GIJ
dcon Te with hardly exception to be laborng harmony
and love with but little any conenuons That pni Of r"ay
nd emulation has existed them and the Order IN healthy con
Esd That u and ont to perfection thi: state Of
feeling your committee eoommendhst while the business Of be
particular about matters Of anal import That the raising point.
S sP he SSS1 q 91eS soS ana T does ms S The.
members ou TO the Division intent only on ad'sneng The goo
sggInnd 1ment-sthyHg to emulate only IN donggooa ., H.
Hoed That this Grand Dys fully ihdoe aud approve or be
public meetings recently held be resumei the large hall Of
ROsd That e thanks Of this Grand Division are due Grand
WORTHY Patriarch Merritt aud The members Of our Order
the Grand Division: Grand Worthy Patriarch, j. W.
Hareourt Albany; C. Howe, sing sing GeSrs1 po w
Bungay, New-1Ork; W. A. GicaSOn BfOohyh un' hoN'
7. r. Hendricks. wliamsburgh; John Davis, williams
bnrgh; J. d. Lobdell Troy. For Grand worthy Asso-
cate, A. Stephenson, York; Miss Malyina spence,
Blue Point, L. H. W. B. Palmer, Willlamsburgh; Chares
y. Y; 5. ID. Foot. y. " John Davis, Brooklyn, and H.
Dome, n. y. For Grand Treasurer, A. higgins N l.
For Grand Chaplain the Rcys. Hendrck NOrirup, Rus
SELL and Noble. For Grand Conductor, VIM Ward ~ u,
and Geo. Read, Brooklyn For Grand Sentinel T. Der
gen, Richard Austen, Chas. Latour. and D. 3; Van.
The Grand Division adjourned at o'clock A. bean,
tiful grove the village where tables wB loaded
with the Injuries OF the and where beds OF clans
were roasted for their entertainments.
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET-JrLY q.

LATEST EUROPEAN MARKETS.
ANTWERP July 28Peiroleum closed dull STANDARD Whit idB
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DIED.

Al Notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed tcih full
name and address.
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MARSHAL BAZArNE.

An exchange furnishes the following
with regard to the commander-in chief OF
the French army, appointed the Sth ult.
His name is familiar one in this coun-
try, on account of his commanding the
expedition to Mexico:
1.-The newly.appointed commander-in-
chief of the French army, Marshal Fran
co.'s Achille Bazaine, has the reputation
of being the best handler of troops in
that service. He is now 61 years of age;
rose from the ranks, and in FIVE years
from his enlistment gained his sub b.lieu-
tenancy and his cross on the field of bat
tie. In 1887 he was sent to Spain, and
when the war of succession closed he
went back to Algeria, where he was in
the expeditions against Milianah, Cobvila
and Morocco. For several years he had
the superintendentship of Arab affairs in
the province of Tlemcen. In 1855, be-
ing at the head of the first regiment Of
the foreign legion he was appointed to
the command of the infantry brigade
formed from this legion. He performed
valuable service with his men at the
siege of Sebastapol, and in particular CO.
operated in the reduction of Kinburn,
one of the outposts of the great fortress.
After the retreat of the Russians he was
Governor of Sebastapol until its final
evacuation by the allies. Marshal Ba-
zaiue has a special interest for the Amer
lean people from his connection with the
Maximilian expeditions to Mexico. He
commanded the French contingent, sue
ceeding Gen. Forey as chief. The term
ination of the American war and the
known disclination of the United States
to foreign interference in American af-
fairs animated the Mexicans with new
hopes. Bazaine in CONSUL advised Max
imilian that the empire was impossible /;
Bazaine was recalled and Maximilian
court-martialed and executed"