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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-02-15
Committee on Reform, School.

The Joint Standing Committee on the Reform
School will meet in the Senate Chamber, on We'd
nesday of each week. at o'clock p. NJ, until fur
ther notice. JOHN b. NEALLEY, lCh.;,
DANIEL STICKNEY, I ohahineh'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-02-15
Committee on Banks and Banking.

The Committee on Banks and Banking will meet
in Room No. IS, State House, on Tuesdays of each
week, at O'Clock T. NJ, until further notice.
Il. ID. METCALF, r,.;
JAMES DUNNING, I Shahihen'
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j. S. =. HAM, o A'
Committee on Dirision of Counties.

The Joint Standing Committee on Division Of
Counties will meet in room No. II, at the Capitol
on Wednesday of each week, at o1s O'Clock r NJ -
until further notice
HESRr Il noehR GARvILL' chairmen.
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Committee on Education.

The Committee on Education will meet IN the Of
fee of State Superintendent of Schools on We'd
nesday of each week, until further notice.
CHARLES BUFFUM, Ih.;r,,or
A. Ii. FARWELL, iieN'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-02-15

The Joint Standing Committee ON Division of
Towns will meet in Room No. II, at the Capitol, on
Tuesday of each week during the session, at 21s
O'CLOCK + A' sAML s. n "WThhssssoS. Chairmen.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-02-15
Committee on Monufactnres.

The Joint Standing Committee Manufactures
will meet in room No. 10, State House. on Wednes-
day of each week, at O'Clock Z. NJ, until further
notice,
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Committee on Indian affairs.

The Committee on Indian Affairs will meet in
room No. 10, State House, on Wednesday of each
week, at two O'Clock p. NJ, until further notice
THOMAS X. KINGSBURY, ,1,;
ALDEN BRADFORD, Nii"iheh'
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The Committee on the Judiciary will meet at their
room In State House, on Tuesday and Thursday of
each week, at ~ O'Clock p NJ, until further notice.
S. ID. LINDSEY, c,.;
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-02-15

JAMES DUNNING,
Committee on Mercantile Affairs 4 Insurance.
The Committee on Mercantile Affairs and Insur-
ance will meet in Room No. 20, on Wednesday OF
each week, at "a O'Clock =. NJ, until further notice.
S. A. HoLBRooK, Chairmen'
Committee on State Prison.
The Committee on the State Prison will meet in
week, at ~ O'Clock, until further notice.
HENRY i. HAMMOND, Chairmen.
Committee on Change of Names
The Committee on Change of Names will meet in
Room No. 30, State House, on Tuesday of each
week, at 2 O'Clock z. NJ until further notice.
ALDEN CHASE, Chairman.
Committee on Federal Relations.
The Committee on Federal Relations will meet in
the Senate Chamber, on Friday of each week, at "a
O'Clock T. NJ, until further notice.
THSMAs IH%fs SahSEk, Il SSEEkAvEs' chairmen.
Committee on Legal Reform.
The Committee Legal Reform will meet in the
Judiciary Com. Room, at the State House. on w ed.
nesday and Friday of each week. at ~ O'Clock p
NJ, until further notice.
sosRPm M +; Ii hASE, bAKER, chairmen.
Committee on Military Affairs.
The Committee ON Military Affairs will meet in
week, at O'Clock P. NJ, until further notice.
G. f. GIBBS. Chairman.
DANIEL WHITE, On''ii"e"'
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Committee on State Lands and State Roads
The Committee State Lands and State Roads
will meet in the Land Office, Thursdays of eacl
week, at 21s O'Clock, until further notice.
J. j. Q. 8. sMiTh, sAnHi chair1nen.
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Committee on Claims.

The Committee on Claims will meet at Room No
49, State House, on Tuesdays and Thursdays o
each week, at O'Clock p NJ until further notice.
PUTNAM ROLFE, rh;
HIRAM BLISS, JR,, aii
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Committee on Interior Waters.

AAicS' IL " AASAAA<i-1~i Nh"iii"b'
Committee on Interior Waters.
The Committee on Interior Waters will meet Al
Room No: 8, State House. Tuesdays and Fridays o.
each week at O'Clock =. NJ until further notice.
F. LORING TALBOT, Cho;rr.,
GEO. w. HAMMOND, """"ieN'
Committee on Railroads, Ways andsBridyes
The Committee on Railroads, Ways and Bridges
will meet in the Senate Chamber, Tuesday ant
Thursday of each week, until further notice.
T. Il Il. GTSHING, ,INIH Chairmen.
Committee on Education.
The Committee on Education will meet IN the OF
fee of State Superintendent of schools, on We'd
nesday of each week, until further notice
ahhhFhs a. 4. FAsWEEE. EEffoM' chairmen.
COMMITTEE on Claims.
The Committee on Claims will meet at Room No
each week, at O'Clock P. NJ, until further notice.
PUTNAM ROLFE, ,cb.ir,ro,
HIRAM BLISS, JR,, INA" '
Committee on State Lands and State Roads
The Committee State Lands and State Road
will meet in the Land Office, Thursdays of eacl
week, at 2k o'clock, until further notice.
J J. g. :. sMfTH kAnGi chair1nen.
Committee on agriculture.
The Committee on Agriculture will meet in th
Senate Chamber, Wednesday of each week, at hal
past O'Clock T. NJ, until further notice.
I. I. +. !: aAEEs GkEESE, chairmen.
Committee on DiriSion of Torns.
The Joint Standing Committee on Division o
Towns will meet in Room No. II, at the Capitol oil
Tuesday of each week during the session. at 2 \
O'CLOCK I A' sAMI s. n; y MwEhhssssoS. Chairmen.
Committee on Indian Afairs.
The Committee on Indian Affairs will meet il
room No. 10, State House, on Wednesday of eacl
week, at two O'Clock p. NJ, until further notice.
THOMAS r. KINGSBURY, f1h;,
ALDEN BRADFORD,
Committee on Manufactures.
The Joint Standing Committee on Manufacture
day of each week, at O'Clock F. NJ, until furthe
notice.
SAML HANSON, rh.;,.o,
IS. r. HAM, Chairmen.
Committee on Dirision of Counties.
| The Joint Standing Committee on Division Q
Counties will meet in room No. II, at the Capito
on Wednesday of each week, at 21s o'clock p. NJ
until further notice
HESRE = = aonhR oGnARvILL' chairmen.
Committee on the Judiciary.
I'm a ici
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No Tr.weekly will be published. Those persons
who desire full report of the Legislative Proceed
ings, must subscribe for the DAILY JOURNAL.
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.

as the Freedmens Bureau Ring" that the whole nm.
dertakings of Savings Banks schools for freedmen
for his personal and political pront Under this head
there endeayor 20 show that BuTrau WA used
for political purposes at the South but there Is hat little
evidence 10 such effect presented In this report FrauGs
the part of officers Of the Bureau In buyinR mn freed
mems bounty claims are very Freely alleged IN this
port, but not specified IL Is mentioned that Che Amer
Missionary Society materially aid In the work anon
the freedmen The Society publishes newspaper. The
newspaper is edited" says the report, In the inter
ests Of Howard and the Republican party" An editorial
from 10, asking " Which Is the most talented white
blacki" is given in evidence az part OF
this minority report. 10 appropriately eleses by
unsparing attacku the Freedmens savings Bank
aud especially the National Freedmens Savings aud
latter institution, with its balance OF 81 $4,000 due de-
postOrs. IL embodied in the report which hazards tho
assertion that the little earnings OF the negro once
obtained as deposits i'm savings banks used for the
profit OF those who had control Of them and declares
that these banks active agency n t1s great con-
cuted through this Bureau" II asks that Governments
interfere and thar measures be taken to recover any
in aid OF churches, gous associations, and cdu
tlona insututons not In pursuance OF law us sgn.i
nois, and A. A c. Rogers, lid District ~ Arkansas.
GEN. HowARD's STATEMENT.
A detailed statement was presented by Gen.
Howard reply to the various charges OF Fernando
Wood. Most Of these replies referred in the minor
ity report In explanation OF the a. three salary q"
charge he shows that two Of the alleged three could not
have both been drawn under the law and that he only
drew one OF them. In regard to Land purchases AMI
transfers charged cash transactions he explains tho
occasion under which the transfer made and shows
that even II the transaction was Informal II benefited
the freedmen. In regard 10 the Barry farm business hs
repels the charges OF rregularty, and declares that
neither he his brother benefited inter-
ested pecuniarily privately In the transactions CON
nected with II. He denies that any portion VI the bu
Of the Bureau has been conducted with eNtraya
gance, for his benefit, for that ~ his family
An abundant array Of facts and figures fory his state
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THE FENL1NS.
PROGRESS OF THE TRIALS AT CANANDAIGUA-
GEN. STARR CONVICTED.

PROGRESS OF THE TRIALS AT CANANDAIGUA-
GEN. STARR CONVICTED.
CANANDAIGUA, July 13.-The Fenian trial
was resumed this morning at 0 O'Clock.
The Hen. A. j. Parker said he had few points 20 sub
NIT behalf Of the prisoner: That the Judge should
charge the jury rst that the words OF the statute -
gun and set foot" do not apply 10 carrying or an eN.
petition; second, these words not applicable 10 sub
ordinaes joining expedition after IL is set on foO;
third the same do not apply to any one joining an expo
don to foreign country; fourth, that the prisoner -
not responsible for acts done in foreign country, nor
does the statute apply TO such.
Judge Woodruff, in charging the jury, alluded "a tho
importance of the involving the maintenance OF
the national peace and security. The jury then retired
ThOmpson's called on, and Mr.. Parker re-
Dewedhis application for postpOnemen until the Fll
sitting the ground OF the importance Of the e
wished 10 put the in such shape as 10 leave thn
way open for review Of Judgment by higher court.
The case was being tried in the interest Of the British
Government. The Judge said the trial was not In to
interest of the British Government, but 10 maintain he
laws of their country he could not grant an adjourn
ment number Of witnesses were then examined.
The Jury retired and soon brought in verdict on
guilty in the first and third counts and not guilty on the
other two counts, and recommended the prisoner 10
mercy, i'm consideration Of past services
The Jury In the starr came IN With verdict or
guilty the first and third counts, with recommends
ton OF mercy.
The trial Of Manning begins tomorrow.
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEVIS.
GREAT BRITAIN.
GREAT BhlI AIN
FORMAL OPENING OF THE THAMES EMBANKMENT
IMPOSING CEREMONIES


FORMAL OPENING OF THE THAMES EMBANKMENT
IMPOSING CEREMONIES.
LONDON Wednesday, July 10, 1870.
The ceremony of the formal opening OF the
Thames Embaukmeut took place to-day. procession
was formed which headed by the Metropolitan
Board o. Works and included the Prince OF Wales and
Princess Louise III the royal coach the digniares OF the
Court ia fun costumes the Guards, the municipal bodies,
civic eoceiies aud many bands Of music. The pro
eessjou moved from Westminster Bridge 10 Charlng
Cross Bridge where large pavilion had been erected
The bindings along the line OF march were prouseIy
decorated with banners and flowers, and the streets
were crowded with spectators. At the pavilion, when
was filed with brilliant assenblage, speeches were
made b Cir John Thwaites, Chairman OF the Board OF
Works by the Prince Of Wales, and the Right Hon Mr.
Bruce Home Secretary and others The Queen was IN
silc 10 be present IN consequence of illness.
R.pofts from the interior confirm the previous ac-
counts Of the good effect Of the rain on the crops
The House OF Commons held brief and nnimportant
session to-day.
Waller Miller is now on trial before Justice Cockburn
for the murder o. Huel in Chelsea.
The Government nearly mOnopolizes the cables Ieadhe
70 the Continent with dispatches On the spanish qies-
ton As consequence business is deranged and news
delayed.
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the Hudson n "A G Murray at CsnaDdaigna Crown
ngshieh at Central Falls ~ j.; r. A. Perrin at PaEtacket n
j. Cogyershan Newport r. J. j. j. 1hurston at BRISTOL n ~
Jackson Providence. l.; W. Pierce at Garrettsy
Chapman at Conneaut, Ohio; G. ~ Cromwell Al
Penn o. NJ Wisenan at Lancaster, Ohoi j. H. hsrmon az
Ripley at Akron Ohoi Rider at Carthage Mo- W H. LAMB put
Ter No j. w. Beck Holden, Mo-; J, Burnett az Wsrrensbug
Mo- w Anderson at Maysye Mo w r. Snow At Bookve no
A. Wo0dmsn at Pleasant Hill Mo NJ Brady hlersyile rem
David Phillips Mahon City Penn Margaret syman at Potsve
Penn MARY Lawrence hnerie Penn Vincent At Lapeer
Mica s. Miller Krkye. Mo II. Q. Henderson Keene N H.
L. w. Joy At Northampton, hassL
The Senate in Executive session to-day confirmed the
following nominations: Hugh l.. Bond 10 be Circuit
Judge Of the Fourth Judicial Court j. H. Pierce 20 be
United States Marshal for the Northern District OF Mis-
sissippi; Commodore William Reynolds to be Chief OF
the Bureau OF Equipments and Recruiting; Elizabeth
Trask, to be Postmaster at Empora, Kansas Lorenzo
NJ. johnson of Texas, to be Consul General at Berut
Benjamin Potts. to be Governor Of Montana Territory
vice James NJ. Ashley.
letter has been addressed TO President Grant and
delivered to him to-day asking the appointment OF the
Hon. GOdoye g. Ortiz Of Indiana Minister TO Berlin
The names Of the igners include large number OF Re
publican Senators and 140 Republican members OF the
House, together with the names OF Vice President Coax
and Speaker Blaine. The paper yesterday signed Dy
Democrats personal friends OF Mr. Ortiz, addressed to
the President, altogether voluntary on their part
Leading Germans and Israees throughout the country
have also Joined In similar request all OF them In view
of the present complication in Europe as well as from
the fact that Mr. Orth is German scholar and has been
member OF tho Committee OF Foreign Affairs elght
years and is in accord with the Administration In It's
foreign policy.
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

....Wes weather has injured the fruit crop II
Oregon.
THE weather in Colorado continues cool and
pasant the reports the cop prospects from M a' o. 1e I
tory very favorable
Through the invitation of William H. Gatscmer
and James Fisk IT, Gri Coegc Orphans will maze an cicu "a
from Philadelphia to this city next week
The Massachusetts, Temperance Alliance have
adopted people strongly denucng % a on " s
LEGISLATURE removing tue prohibition from al ager AMI e
The bark Garbaldi has arrived az Portland,
reports passing volcano on the coast fJapn
"A granite monument, ca feet high, erected the
memory Of the soldiers and sailors Of Cambridge Mass who el 20 %"
war dedicated in that city Yesterday wh imposing cefcnio
"A Bishop of the National Church Of Russia has
Iep oned 10 rabsa Episcopal See Er'cso an =
expected days Ills oic1 title VII be John Most HOY
Bishop OF America and the Aeuian Islands
The Twelfth of July was celebrated generally
by the Nea Dominion In lo0 ne pro-
thousands Delegations ifou 10
Orange Societies Of Engind and Ireland present.
Four and half miles of iron were laid on the
eastward end Of the Ia rod on luy sd one % oi
c1mmeul rIrnnB yesterday 70 Las
station N miles connecting there IN stage 10 D
yer 30 niles Work el vail BE- puso sui tue road VII PROB
aby be completed to Denver early Ia September
The President has pardOned George Robinson.
Thomas PAYNE and Robert buns. coacl on ne s
tt Court of Baltimore conduct At on the ship lao q"
Baltimore years npr0nutn - s fI''n'
has aso RENTED imposed George DeuhT and Nn avert
who v of in bounty payment AMI sen@ !" one
years imprisonment and each to pay hne OF SLOW
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GRIMES AND CAsUALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH

The dead body Of Rebecca +. White, aged -
was found 10 the Anoscoggn River yesieay The crnn'c' MI
cate that she committed suicide
VIM H. Blizzard of Carroll Md, indicted Tor
vst on Of the b selling from boSs. los
ey stamped has found guilty and seutence sir mohih' I'm
pnsounent and q sue Of 500 with costs
Two Cinnamon have been arrested IN san Fran
the Chartered Bank ~ lnt Aars
VI t5.p ioAni
no-sessou The comerfets admirably executed
Yesterday another dsgraceful row occurred lh
Philadelphia while retarnng nun hs
tbr the Columbia Hose Company aE the SD
Shaf Hose Compauy. Tumpets wrcnohes and Anes vi, n.y.
ul Two members Columbia Hose Company were bsnV %
Thomas Hilsen. the head Of the firm OF hllsen
Co wool broken. Philadelphia Is said to hsve disappears VI 60
0Cg belonging the The fact was disoFefei ~
Boston from Co., Of which Hiben Co vas i $500,
10 Eurupe IN tie steamer SRA WI" ''s'
Of money belonging TO hf house
"A collision on the down mail and up ace :, pIl,
S.oo trsp occurred the Northern ha"sn
18th near Canaan n n. Charles Clark OF Cene1a Vc s
ees Wa Killed; Larng Badger % New Hsmpioh rs 20 49,
;r,si NJ Grant engineer trAin, inavl
~ 81 Lebanon halr brui,ec stg ns sSt'
W. ahno- er man hgh broien; Abel hufuui etrs en<
a, h egne With M cars g broken 4 Sunts w
bNdlv injured the head several passssn'S WV e"' '
No ,raia has arrived from the place 81 "si''"~
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THE CHARGES AGAINST DISTRICT ATTORNEY
MORRI4

ALBANY, July 13.-Samuel d. Morris, District
Attorney for Kings County to-day appeared before tho
Governor to answer the charge brought against LIN by
the Board Of Supervisors Of that county 81 misconduct
in the exercise of his Office in person aud by counsel
Hardenburgh of Kingston. The Attorney-General was
represented BY ]. Parker ir of this city. Tue
case being onefed. Mr. Hadenburgh put In drmurr'r
Mr. Parker stated that he not prepared 10 argue e
demurrer. The Governor stated that he would take tn
10 consider the demurrer, and then followed M cOnyf
satOnal way, discussion OF the point raised 10y Mr
Morriss counsel in their demurrer. Mr.. Haricnbuf-t
sfated that they denied each and every charge brought
against the DistIict-AtOney but claimed that even n
they were all proven, the Governor was not authorized
TO proceed any further. The session tLen closed l.e
oyernOr saving he would examine the authorities on t'
point raised in the demurrer and give nodcc Ot ahoiLr
session.
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prRsoNALrTrEs-RY TELEGRAPH.

The Rev J. Z. 0Nein died at Savannah yes
terdsy sged ~ year~
Ms p,,erson of Lewiston, Me-. a tall, spare
IS ..r ba, been missing henday. She sah,ssi 70 ~
tscks Of insanity
A reunion of the Alumni Of North University
es At Esrhaed, Vt YESTERDAY. An orstos delivered By
Gs ~ W. H. D~ss Of Do Lstown, Pens.
John W. Ianders has accepted the challenge
Of Tnoas Butter for ng-ses 10 come on On 'Se A~'
p,,r within a Donlh for t25s side ds.snce tso Bre~
The following gentlemen now at The Grand
Hotel At Saratoga AHs. geg"s, John hsH,e WIS
Poet Harvey Fish A. A. sovrr Phyne James 1nom-s % NV
lors Col Provost VI Washington. ID. G.
. AT the annual meeting Of the Oversecis gu lne
Harvard College t eoastse "a ssleet Icpsrei Iee y.Hs
wsksr John Rpes Marin Br~as Hear s1s .- ZAP
BrLs s.re elected Of an yeaIt ner 'nss
IN. oa John CEserd Wa rhanmoy reele'~ Freshest o. Vie
Bosri oi Oves~sr4
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THE NEW DOMINION.

AFFAIRS IN MANIToBA-RIEL HELD PRISONER
By Ills OWN MEN.
TORONTO, July 13.-The latest advices from
Fort Garry state that Rel is virtually kept prisoner by
his own men, who have sent guard TO the line TO pre-
vent his leaving the settlement, and that both whites
and Indians have sent depuatOns TO meet the Dominion
expedition and tender il the aid and assistance vi tho
inhabitants along the route. D., =,
The Ottawa correspondent OF The Telegraph 1t IL
reported Governor Generals proclamation VIII
he issued shortly, declaring the admission OF Manitoba
into the Dominion IL will contain an amnesty clause
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THE INDIANS.

THE APPREHENDED WAR PROBABLY AYERTED.
WASHINGTON, July 13.-The Indian Office to-
day received telegram from the Wetstone Agency d.
t. reporting that the chiefs who arely visited Washing
ton are exercising good influence and have prevented
war parties from leaving that Agency Spotted Tail rc
ports that large numbers OF the Northern Sioux
ing the Platte and going south, with the Intention u
roaming between the Platte and Republican hyeTs AMI
that they mean mischief
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GENERAL PRESS DIsP4TCH.l

GENERAL PRESS DIsPSrCHI
, ,ollowing nominations were sent 20 the Senate
day: 49,. -. q, a.. s.,.... 49,, 81,
William be Associate Justice OF the supme 'o' Of
Iiaho IA.h.
a. r. na,eb,nsop of Arkansas Santa r. @. W.
an a. prrnambueo Lor,nso johnson Of TsEas 70 be
CopsulGensral At Beirut O.. a, Il
Woisrl at Paducah Ky h "a hnef Al " IL NNAes
p..s. :, y.n.o al Foster 90 Duluth, MINI
Wheeler 70 be mster aud retner al Carson
Al he Collector Of Customs Rich
~ 10. publ y Cark and Geoe BonghmAh To be- Assistant Pay
nooa - ~. Coumtslorr Henry walker be Rear Admiral
masters ~ s,nsl On he Comtsdor Commander william n JEFF
commander Robert Pythan 10 he Com
Ie's ~ Ceorye lie Lsu'ensntt ndsr
a.,,ast,T,M q T-n AZ Sacramento, Cal u Paine Al Ere
mont Neb. ". A. Rsr at Sss Ieers la A. nsp.aeh MASH
a ~. Hear Pop< Milton, Mass Mary J. Edwards st Port
i..sul k,lfrs n. PIKE FaAkaH
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ma of infability adopted by vote Of 45o arma-
tives to IS negatives.
CHINA.
THE PEKIN MASSACRE HOAX.

MAbSAOhE HUAN.
PARIS, Wednesday, July 10, 1870.
The Journal O6cieI appears this morning
with an article stating that the Government has news
OF tho reported in China and that the story is
generally considered false.
LONDON, Wednesday, July 10, 1870.
There is much indignation expressed here and tho
Continent at the false story of the foreigners
i'm China Arrangements win he made at once to ferret
out and punish the author OF The Posts telegram.
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TT'RKFY.
TURKEY.
ANOTHER DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.

ANOTHER DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.
CoNsTASIIsoPLE, Wednesday, July 49, 1870.
Another disastrous fire occurred here day
before yesterday The flames ragged nine hours In which
time over 1900 houses mainly OF poorer class, were
.ousuuiod.
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ROME

TIE AVAILABILITY ADOPTED BY LARGE MA
JORITY.
ROME, Wednesday July IS, 1870.
In the Gcnmenieai Council. to-day. the dog
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WASHINGTON.

PASSAGE OF THE TAx-TARIFF AND FUNDING
BILLS-PROBABLE FAILURE OF THE GEORGIA
BILL-THE ALLEGED ILL-TREATMENT OF THE
CoLORED CADET TO BE INVESTIGATED
GOVERNMENT FINANCES.
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LATEST EUROPEAN REPORTs.

PEACE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF THE DUKE
DE GRAMMONT.
PARIS, Wednesday, July 10, 1s7O-Evening.
The preservation Of peace is assured. Reports to
the contrary originate with spectators.
There is a rumor that the Duke de Grammont has
resigned 1880 100 w.,
BERLIN. Wednesday, July IS, ls7O-Evening.
Confidence is restored and stocks are rising.