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NORTH CAR ClINA.

The Militia Colonel Again Refuses to Obey
the Writ Of Habens Compensation Of the
Chief Justice-Arrest of Thirty Citizens Of
Alamnuce COunfy-The Militia Hang Up n
Citizen Four Times.
RALEIGH July 30, 1870.
George w. williamson q citizen OF Caswe coun-
ty, went to serve wrts OF habeas corpus issued by
the Chief Justice In behalf OF Mr.. John Kerr and
other citizens OF Caswe who arrested by
Colonel Krk's militia. Kirk ordered him TO leave
or he would have him fired on. Williamson made
return to the Chlei Justice accordance with the
facts. The Chief Justice decided that the Nrits had
not been properly served: first, because Williamson
was not appointed by the Chief Justice to make such
service; second, being a citizen OF Caswell he was
an lnsurgent there and could not serve the writS.
The Chief Justice reafllrmed the opinion that the
habeas corpus act was not suspended, and ordered
the Marshal OF the Supreme Court 10 go 10 Caswell
county and serve the writs.
There Is not nor has there been, any disturbance
or resistance TO the law In any portion OF the state.
telegram from Hlllsboro states that Colonel
Kinks men arrested thirty citizens OF Aamance
to-day. They hung William Patton, respectable
citizen, three times, cutting him down each time,
10 make him confess who murdered the outlaw.
The last time Patton was cut down 1t was over
hour before he recovered. He made no confession.
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ILLINOIS,.

Serious Riot Mt Shelby vilie-The Jail At
tacked-Governor Palmer Denouuced-NIy-
ers, the Murderer, Hanged.
ST. LOUIS, July 80, 1870
serious riot occurred at Shelbyvile H.. yester-
day. 1t occasiOned by the execution OF Joseph
Myers for the murder of Plebesso Calhoun two years
ago. Hubbard Holden, who was to have been
hanged with Myers for the same crime had his
sentence commuted on Thursday by Governor
Palmer, which created great Indignation, as
1t was assered Holden planned the murder
and did the shooting. 1t was feared Thurs
day night that the people would attack the Jail.
and release Myers, unless Governor Palmer surren.
dered Holden TO the gallows; but there was lu IN
the storm until yesterday morning, when the mob
demanded that both men be hung or Myers released.
Governor Palmer was vehementy denounced
every hand. The jail was guarded by 100 armed
men. While preparations were being made to hang
Myers several attempts were made TO tear down the
fence enclosing the scanold; but the assailants
repulsed each time 10y the guards. Myers exc
Cuted, and ten minutes after the mob charged the
fence In force and commenced tearing It down; but
when they discovered 1t was too late TO save Myers
they dispersed. swearing eternal cnmty to Governor
Palmer But for concillatory speeches by several
leading citizens bloodshcd might have resulted.
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YACHTING NOTES.

The Cambria goes into the screw dock tomorrow
morning for general overhauing and TO have her
keel coppered. She VIII be open for inspection until
Tuesday evening, when yachtnen will have an OPP
poruniy or seeing the lines of the representative
English racing yacht. After the cruise OF the New
York Yacht Club squadron she will again be thrown
open to visitors. In order to give the Cambria
good chance for the great coup Race on the Sfh OF
August Mr.. Ashbury has ordered a new staysail
loresaI and mansal
Kemp Mr. George Charles Coles and Mr.. Arthur B.
Cook visited Brady's gallery Saturday morning and
sat for their pictures
At meeting of the Bayonne Yacht Club held YES
terday 1t was decided to postpone their annual and
union regatta from August untll Tuesday, August
g. on account OF the International race for ibe cup
won by the America, taking place on the forme
date,
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THE FENIAN TRIALS.

Punishment Of Fcnian Leaders for Breach
Of the Neutrality Laws.
WINDSOR, July 80, 1870
Captain John J. Monahan was arragned before
the United States Circuit Court to-day for violating
the neutrality laws and pleaded guilty.
General O'Neill was then placed IN the dock and
asked by the Court If he had anything TO say why
the sentence Of the Court should be passed upon
him. The prisoner pleaded his services in behalf Of
his adopted cuuntry as Il reason why his sentence
should be light. lie was then sentenced TO the
State Prison in Windsor for two years and to pay
fine OF ten dollars.
Colonel John Ii. Brown was then sentenced TO
nine months Imprisonment and fined five dollars.
mand at the 'front.' and that he was not actually en-
gagged III the fight lie was sentenced 10 six months
Imprisonment and nneu dollar.
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AN3TKaR ARlON FESTIVAL.

The 'Jolly Arionites' had grand display last
evening at tile Terrace Garden, Third avenue. Fifty
eighth and Fiity.ninth streets. 1t the second
summer nights festival The society for the season.
and the Wei earned popularity of the Aron insured
a large attendance OF It's friends. The grounds were
Handsomely Illuminated, and Carl Bergmanns or
chesra did honor its reputation by the artistic per-
.orance OF operate and concert music. The several
songs rendered 10y the chorus of the Arion were
selected with reference TO the most exciting question
of the day. the Franco-German war; and no one
need doubt that the patriotic feelings OF tine German
people were duly reflected. "Was st des Deutschen
Nalerland yp the Rhine song OF Lszt, 'Ich bin
elm Preusse,n &C., and several other similar compo-
stions, were sung with precision and with well
trained voices though the want Of thorough rehears-
ing made itself felt. The weather was delightful
ami added much to the general enjoyment.
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PRUSSIA.
French Cavalry ssFeeIing' the Iine-Every
Prussian Called TO Arms-DipIOmatic Charges
Against England-Belgium 'sEnlightened."

French Cavalry "Feeling'' the Iine-Every
Prus.an Called to Arms-DipIomatic Charges
Against England-Belgium ssEniightened.0
BERLIN, July 30--Evening.
party OF French cavalry passed the frontier at
Perl yesterday, but soon returned without accom-
plishlng anything.
Every abe-boded PrussIan between twenty ana
thirty years of age Is now In the ranks.
The press this morning Is unsparing in It's attacks
on England One OF the journals says:-''England
evidently wants another Alabama question"
The feeling against England is still most intense,
and seems to be shared by the people OF all classes
The Berlin Correspondence tsemi-oficialI OF Friday
says that Belgium has been enlightened by the publ
cation OF the secret treaty as to the greed of France
and her own interests. III Germany Is conquered
by France Belgium Is lost" The Correspondents
adds that Belgium is in position to oblige Napo.
leon to pursue without result the begun without
motive. II she Is firm Germany will protect the Bel.
gium frontier.n
1t Is officially stated In Berlin that Lord LOTUS
the British Ambassador, has gone TO POtsdam pro-
Daoy TO escape the discussions upon neutrality pre-
served by England in very extraordinary fashion.
g AT mass meeting held at Cologne to-day an al
dress was adopted to the King Of Prussia, Germany
and the German Americans, and especially
those OF ST. Louis, expressive OF thanks
for their aid in this impious war.
The address rejoices "in the preservation
OF love of the Fatherland by the Germans in
the land great for Its deeds for the life of Washing
ton and the death OF Lincoln" The address, which
has occasoncd great enthusiasm, concludes as fol.
lows:-
You are still one with he fatnerland. Awaken
your enthusiasm against Casarism, which has
extended to Mexico. which protects the hand of
revolution and which drenches the glorious Rhine
land with blood For such love and encouragement
we extend our hands. ViVe GERMANY. our Common
motherl Vive America. bright daughter OF Libertyi
telegram from Frankfort, dated this evening.
reports that that city has been cxed to-day with
rumors, the most important OF which Is one OF
federal execution upon tile citizens United States
bonds were greatly affected by this report They
opened buoyant under the influence OF favorable
news from Saarbrucken. but fell to 76N at the close
on the report above given.
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TbLECRAPnIC NEWG.
+ r ON
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
The United States Mission in
England.
Infallibility and Its Effect in
Austria.
ENGLAND.


The Judiciary-Dickcus' Mcmory-Parlin-
ment.
LONDON, July So 1870
Mr.. Mellish succeeds the late Judge Clifford in the
Court Of Appeals in Chancery.
The Saturday ReUie,o, issued to-day, has a severe
condemnatOry article on the life OF Dickens and the
morality OF his later works.
The Cunard steamship Java, from New York for
Liverpool, arrived at Queenstown at four O'Clock
yesterday afternoon.
In the House OF Lords last evening the Canada
Guaranteed Loan Dill was read the second time.
The other business was OF local and unimportant
character.
The London Ne,os of this morning reports the safe
arrival OF the North German steamship Sesia at
Leith last evening. The Silesia left New York on
the 10th inst.
Parliament Is 10 adjourn on the llth OF August.
Mr.. Gladstone proposes a bill TO summon Parlia
ment In SIX instead OF fourteen days
Rev. Henry Griffin Williams, Arabic professor
Emmanuel College, at Cambridge. died there yes
terday.
The London Times yesterdayhad an article the
call OF Mr.. Motley the American Minister. The writer
says "Fickleness is the reproach of Republics. Mr..
Motley has been here two years. long enough to
have become endeared to every EnglIshnan, and Is
now recalled Mr. Motley Is respected, not particu-
larry because he Is an American, bat man. 1t Is
matter OF congratulation that his recall, however
unworthy the motive gives him back to literature"
The discount demand at the Bank OF England was
rapidly diminishing on Friday evening.
Owing to detention in the Irish Channel, the Lon
don passengers and news parcels intended to go
forward by the steamship ldano were left behind at
Queenstown aud will he forwarded by the Cunard
steamer.
M. de Lcsseps received the freedom Of the city to-
day. formal exchange of speeches between the
Lord Mayor and the distinguished vis tor was OF
he features OF the occasion.
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factories neal, ,saar- Louis has been expelled from
Prussia.
NJ Bonneville. French Minister has LEFT Rome on
a furlough.
lt Is believed that the French troops now In Rome
VIII be In France by the 10th OF August
The Journal O0lcte, of July 20 denies the rumor
that the Bank OF France asked permission to sus-
pend specie payments temporarily.
Captain Soultz, the inventor OF the mltraeuse
has gone to the army to inspect the working OF the
weapon.
The government has resolved to form six new bat
talions OF the National Guard OF the Seine. Tie
entire guard are to receive new guns.
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SPAIN.
Ministerial Movements.

MADRID, July 30 1870.
The departure from Madrid OF the Duke Of Mont
pensler is contradcted.
committee OF the Republican deputies in the
Cortez yesterday decided TO support the demand for
a prompt reunion Of the CorteZ TO definitely estab-
lish the constitution.
The rumOrs that ministerial changes are contem
plated are contradiC'ed.
The permanent committee OF the Cortez, appoint
ed before the adjournment OF the last session, will
meet tomorrow to decide on the time for the meet
Ing OF the next session.
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The scheme for the Removal of the Capital
Tobacco-Firo In Wilmington - The Red
Stockings Beat the Mutuuis.

Stockings Beat the Matuuis.
CINCINNATI, July 30 1870.
The agent OF the executive COMMITTEES appointed
at the st. Louis convention for devslng means TO
secure the removal OF the national capital has Sc
cured Pixies Hall, IN this city, for tue convention,
which will be held on October 25. 1870 The conven
ton Is to be composed OF three delegates from each
congressional district from each State at large,
three from each Territory, and three IRON the Dis
trlct or Columbia TO oe appointed by the Governors
OF the States and Territories respectively. and Dy
the Mayor OF Washington or by convention called
for that purpose.
fair which will commence next Wednesday, have
arrived. Premiums by the Tobacco Association and
by the merchants and citizens, amounting In the
aggregate to 81, ,000 VIII be distributed
ire IN wilmington last night destroyed VIM.
Creer's hardware store, and damaged the stores OF
James Henry and Il. NJ Wickersham Tie loss Is
about $4,000.
The game OF base ball to-day between the Mutuals
and the Red Stockings attracted a large crowd
The Red Stockings won the score-i5 to II.
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AUSTRIA.

Banking and Commercial PrOgrcss--Infnlli-
bility and Its Consequences.
VIENNA, July 80, 1870.
The National Bank has been licensed to treat
foreign oils to the amount OF thirty millions of norins
rs q portion OF the special reserve.
Austria will establish a steam line from Trieste to
Southampton, to connect with the American line.
LONDON, July 20, 1870.
Further rumors are in circulation to the effect that
the Catholics OF Austria will embrace Professionalism
unless the doctrine of Papa infaibility consider
ably qualified.
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The BOSTON. HARTFORD AND ERIE RAILROAD.

BosToS, July 80, 1870
Before the Massachusetts Supreme Court to-day a
hearing was commenced upon the petition for a
bill IN equity enJonng the Boston, Hartford and Erie
Railroad from issuing bonds under the authority OF
the State OF Connecticut ana asking the appolnt-
ment OF permanent receivers TO run the road during
the pendency OF the suit. The counses both sides
agreed TO the proposition and the Court continued
The matter unt!l Monday hen receivers VIII prob
ably be appointed.
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KANE-0n Friday, July %, BRIDGET KANE be-
loved wife OF Juhn Kane and daughter of Lawrence
and Anastlsia Meagner, Ol parish OF Callan, county
Kilkenny, Ireland, III the SD year OF her age.
The friends and acquant0nccS Of the family are
invited 10 attend the iunerai this Sunday after
noon, at two o'clock from her late residence, NJ. l3
Roosevelt street, To Calvary Cemetery.
Kilkenny papers please copy.
For OtheT DedttS see Ntlith Pnye.l
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A LARGE PANE or GLASS.

The largest plate OF glass ever made or imported
in this country was placed in position yesterday i'll
the show window OF Wood Brothers, carriage uAlu-
facturers, IN Broadway. II IL seventeen feet high
and ten feet WIDE ana cost $500. II was imported
from England. few days ago plate OF similar
size was broken In trying to set lt up. There h.
companion pane the same height but nine inches
narrower IN the window the north side OF the
entrance large crowd OF persons gathered around
the place To witHess The operation.
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SPAIN.

An Alliance with France Projected.
MADRID, July 80. 1870.
While IL Is denied tnat France has asked Spain TO
form treaty OF alliance, it Is SAID that Senior Olo-
zaga has already committed himself to the project
and urged Its proprety here.
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TsleaRAphlC NEWS iTtlAi.

despatch In D0ilv Telegraph OF ottawa says that
cher Majesty, by the advice Of the Prlvy Councii,
acting on the recommendation or the Dominion gov
ernment has granted amnesty 70 Oil the parties
nected with the rebellion at Red River.u
barbecue and meeting was held in Staunton,
Va, yesterday, the fair grounds. in further
ance Of the subscribing $780, 600 towards the con-
structon Of the Valley Railroad Fully four thousapd
persons were present.
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CUBA.
Scventy-twO Miles Of the West India Cable
Laid Across the Reefs.


Seventy-two miles OF the Panama ana West India
cable have been laid. connection with the west
end OF the piece laid the reefs has made
All the dangerous places nave been passed. The
steamer Suffolk has returned 10 Batabano to make
some alterations In her apparatus for paying out the
cable, and Will soon leave Tor Diego Perez Keys, and
accompany the Dacia, which will lay the cable 10
Santiago dc Cuba.
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IT Ally.
The RnttuzZi Death Notice.

The RHttaZZi Death Notice.
LONDON. July 80. 1870
IL now seems that the Madame RattaZZi. who re.
Gently died IN Florence, was the mother OF the ex-
Prime Minister and not his wife, as at first reported
The Pope's chaplain has gone to Paris to receive
the Canadian defenders OF the Pope
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July 0V-ENcUIHg'
The proposed Gallican demonstration at Limerick,
Ireland, tomorrow, has been forbidden by the
authorities.
The Birmingham Gazette hints that irish affection
for the French Emperor nOurished by French gold
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StnnOrd's Iron and sulphur Powder,
iBvgor,te the body aud
pufily tAe blood

Young Heads on Aged shoulders. lit il no
longer loathsDme task TO dnrken gray hair PuALON'S
VltALiA, OR SALVATION FOR ThE HAIR, effects tho
Change without any nneean nCcOmuaninenL IL inpd.
clear nud, and has pleasant The number of
phcnons determines the shade. No sediment
bottles! sold by all druggists ann fancy goods
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ENNES SEE.

The Bolton. Dickens vendetta-AnOther Terri.
bic Trasedy--ColoneI Dickens Killed.
MEMPHIS, July 90, 1870.
Another terrible tragedy in the Bolton. Dickens
vendetta was enacted this morning AS Colonel
Thomas Dickens was on his way home on Big creek,
In ihts county he was shot from The bushes and
killed. Detective officers are working up the case,
which creates great excitement Colonel Dickens
an Old man. lie killed Wade Bolton IN this city
last fall. Dickens Is the tenth person killed In this
fauu
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IRELAND.

Clerical Demonstration for France.
LONDON, July 3o-NOon.
The Ca thOlic clergy OF Limerick, Ireland, are pre-
pairing for grand demonstration In favor of France
Sunday, tho 3lst. II is probable the government
viii take measures to prevent the movement.
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ROME.


Earthly Defencrs OF the City.
ROME, July 80, 1870
General Kanzler, of the War Department, pro.
poses the fortihcation OF the city.
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800 /. --%
ENGLAND.

The Secret Treaty Excitement-An Omcinl
Note in PrOspect-Activity at tho War OF.
6ce-Russia Protector Of Belgium.
LONDON, jury 30-5 p M.
In view Of the public sentiment just now prevailing
in England on the subject OF the war between France
and Prussis, and having due regard to the manner
in which that sentiment has found expression in the
public press and Parliament, the British CABINET
will address an ofictal note both to France and
Prussia declaring their explanations relative to the
secret treaty affair unsatisfactory.
Judging from orders which have been issued by
the War ONCE here, and from the active stir which is
observable at the Horse Guards it is believed by the
people tnat the Gladstone Cabinet intends to
ask Russia to join England in placing an "army OF
protecion'' in Belgium.
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FRANCE.

Telegraph TO Algeria.
PARIS, July %. 1870.
The cable connecting France with Algeria has
been successfully laid.
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AUS
Cabinet Consultation with Italy-Notice 70
the Pope-Neutrality.

VIENNA July 80 1870.
Austria consults Italy on the attitude TO be pre-
served She Is said TO contemplate giving notice to
the Pope that the Conc0rdat shall longer be con-
sidered binding.
The Vienna Journals complain that the King Of
Hanover ana the Elector Of Hesse compromise
Austrian neutrality by their ntrigues and say tho
former should recall mis- legion
There Is nothing new from the frontier OF Ger
many.
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DENMARK.

The French Fleet or Copenhagen.
COPENHAGEN, July 80, 1870.
The French Baltic fleet arrived here yesterday
afternoon
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A.-Herring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES.
TD.d,y " nv Murr.

Rnfhiug ~nts.--Nye are supply vim. Hotel Pra-
pTcOrs and others with t.sdies BATHING SUITS
AZ snort notce ~ me following prices happy
OIL orders
Fine Blue Flannel. for Ladies, So 80 10 81 a suit
Gray Flannel, Tor Ladies, So 80 Il SUIT
Dark Jean, for Ladies, 81 a su.i.
Heavy Ticking, 81 81 - suit
Mems Hickory striped Bathing Suits, ~ rs 10 ~ rs su
Brown TwiNcd Muslin 81 % TO 81 50 a suit
striped Woonen, -2 80 suit
samples o. different Kinds w be sent application
JOHN II. TRlfLEK, Mechanics Shirt Store Sga ani 3yi
oraud street. New YORK
Samples may be seen at all watering places
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E!pcty,city for the Care of Disease Applied
By DE-. NNAMBtkLtN, Ne. Z west Fonrieenil street
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Has Heen srclIius

Bntcbeior's Hair Dye-Ths Best iu rho
world The perfect dye harmless reliable iusiSnts
neous Factory II Bond street.
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Important to Methrrs.--Hrs. Wins,ow's
SOOTHING sYRCP, Tor all diseases with which childten
are afflicted, safe and certain remedy II allays ali pam,
socens the gums, reasees aamnaon to regulate the
bowels and wind collie Depend upon it, mothers.
viii relieve the little sufferer datey Perfectly safe !,
ali cases,
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hNOA's name backwards and the attempt pronounce
has resulted in several serious accidents. But
sAshtorward and is seliug handsOmcst KIND of
summer bats-a fact universally Acknowledged II you
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lntrepin IA the liebtnng's fa8b,
Vivid as It's guck ning gleam
Daring destructive Neptune's ash.
sieslih,y comprising the toe, unseen.
DaQn;ess Thy name, dauntless thy MISSION
Fauess 10y fame to the unprel JUDGED vision
Americas iavor1tes heralded the world ovcrf
"Restorer America" aud the Dauness, young rover !
For the original the hair, sung an-
druf and cleansing the scalp RESroEhk AAbhiOA ~
without a equAl.
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