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Honor TO Enterprise.

LONDON July 6, 1870.
The Duke OF Sutherland yesterday gave a banquet
In honor OF NJ Lesseps. Among the guests present
were the Dukes Of Cambridge and Argyll. Right
Hona william E. Gladstone and Benjamin Dlsr aeli,
Lord DutYern and others.
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AUSTRALASIA.

Observation-Disclosures Among the
Isiands-RaiIroads in victoria--Movements
Of Tom Thumb and Party.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 4, 1870.
NEW SOUTH WALES.
The steamer Ajax brought Sydney dates to the
2sth Of May. The ship Harriet Ewing from New
York, had arrived.
Great preparations were made for celebrating the
Queens birthday, but owing to the unpropitous
weather the festivities were postponed.
The Duke of Edinbure is expected at Port jack
son in August
The heavy floods continue. Twenty persons have
persisted, and immense damage has been done to
property. The flood exceeds anything Of the kind
since the country became dependency Of England.
West Maitland has been flooded FIVE times since
March.
There were shocks Of earthquake May "a and
Parliament was to convene on the 14th OF June.
Spanish consulate was Established at Sydney on
the 26th OF April.
The administration at Melbourne received Mr..
individually promised the subsidy OF MebOurc Is
made the terminus OF the route. Cabinet council
to consider the subject was TO be held on the 2Sth of
May.
Parliament opened on the oath OF April.
Rain fell to an unprecedented extent during
March, and over forty inches in May.
VICTORIA.
Parliament reaSs6mbled May 10.
The contract for the first Infty-six miles OF the
Northeastern Railway has been closed.
Tom Thumb and party left Melbourne for Tasma.
MIA on the 9Th Of May
which is great falling Off from last year.
There was shock OF earthquake May ~.
The government OF Victoria entertained the project
of paying the whole amount required $500 000) and
collecting the postage from the other colonies.
NEW ZEALAND.
the New Zealand government has guaranteed Mr.
Collie Mr.. Webb's agent, subsidy OF $4,000 q
wear in aid OF the Australian steam service.
TASMANIA.
A census OF Tasmania has been completed The
pOpuatiOn Is 90, $3.50.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-06
Decisive Indian Fight the Union Pacin,
Rniiwny-Fifteen Indians Killed.

CHICAGO, Ill., July 5, 1870.
Information has been received at military head.
quarters that Lieutenant Young, OF the Second ca
valry, with thrty-hve men, attacked 200 hostile In
dams on the goth OF June thirty eight miles from
Rawlins, on the Union Pacific Railway. Fifteen In
dams were killed and number wounded. One sol
der was wounded. named Sergeant Michael Ker
nan, who was shot in the nip. The Indians fed to
the mountains aud 1t Is impossible to discover their
track.
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Ntutu EIeVutOr Durneu HI OBWeWO'
OSwEGO, July 8, 1870
The Union Elevator, owned by +. 4. Darlington
Failing & Runden and D. g. Fort, destroyed by
fire last night The elevator contained about AZ. 600
bushels OF grain, mostly OF choice white Canada
wheat The total loss Is about 1921 900. The build
ing was valued at $40 000 insured for $4,000 The
grain valued at S57, 900 was fully insured.
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Private and Confidential.

MADRID, July s. 1870.
The government authorities to-day officially deny
having made any but confidential Overtures a
foreign Prince
The name OF the Prince, the government adds, it
Is not yet proper to divulge.
In this Marshal Prm Is acting, with concurrence
or the government, as Regent.
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There were no pools sold on the three minute Toa
Tne lrst race VIII he punctualy called at q rec
O'Clock L. M. each day. The New York and Har em
Railroad VIII run extra trains from Forty. sect pd
street aud Fourth avenue at two O'Clock L. NJ
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DOMINION OF CANADA.

Tho Release Of General Mcnamara Ordered.
MONTREAL, July 6, 1870.
Orders have been sent to SherbrOoke for the re-
lease of the so-caed Fenian General Mcnamara.
there not being sufiCient evidence to warrant his
detention.
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PARIS, July 8, 1870.
Lord Lyons and Prince Metternich had an inter.
view to-day With the Duke de Grammont.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-06
IELECRAPNIC NEWS
FIR o M
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
The Spanish Throne Question Excite
ment in Madrid and Paris.
-->>~>~->>~~>>~->-~~-~~~~~N>--
Bourbon Abdication and the Line
Of Joachim Murat in Order.
French Rectification of the From
tier Towards Germany.
Infallibiity in Rome and Parliamentary
Progress in England.
SPAIN.
MADRID, July 3, 1870.

Nowhere.
MADRID, July +, 1870
II is announced to-day that the Prince OF Hohen-
zolern has accepted the Offer of the Spanish throne.
The Council will Immediately take the matter
under discussion. 1t is toleraby certain that this
candidature will be proclaimed without the sanction
.nf the G0rfeq.
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FreeupasOnry.

PARIS July s. 1870.
The Scotch Lodge Of Freemasons in Paris has re-
solved to wear mourning three months for M.
Barbes. Deputy Jules Simon has become mem
Der OF this lodge.
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ROME.
InfaIlibility, but No Security.

Infallibility, but No Security.
ROME July s, 1870.
The discussion OF the fourth chapter--that relative
60 the supremacy OF the Pope--was ended IN the
Ecumenica Council yesterday, many Of the orators
inscribed to speak the subject having Withdrawn.
1T is reported there will be public meeting on Sun
day, the 18th INST
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JAMAICA.


KINGSTON. June "a,
Via HAVANA, July s, 1870.
The telegraph steamer Dacia got adoat after dis
charging some OF her stores. The laying Of the
cable Will be Immediately commenced.
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Accident.
LONDON, July 5,

At the Carlisle races to-day temporary stand,
crowded with spectators, fell to the ground. Seye-
raj men aud boys were badly injured.
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The Turf.

LONDON, July 5, 1870.
At the Newmarket races to-day the sweepstakes Of
twenty sovereigns each was won by Mr.. Joseph Daw-
sons b. C. King o. Scots, by King Tom out OF Kath.
crime Logic, beating Perfume second, and Repose
third.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-06
The Mission to China.

M. Geonray, attache OF the Minister OF Foreign
Affairs has been appointed Minister 10 China vice
the Count de Laliemand.
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Westward,

LONDON July 8. 1870.
The Hudson Bay Company have appropriated the
Gum Of eSQoooo received lrcW Canada for the trans.
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Arist0cratic Union.

tFfH LONDON, July 5, 1870.
The Earl of Derby and the Countess OF Salisbury
were married at the st. James Chapel, the Dean OF
Windsor officiating. There was no display on the
occasion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-06

A.-For Restoring the Original Color Of the
HAIR, DISTRESSING DANDRUfF AND CLEANSING THK
SCALP, REsrORER AMERICA Is WITHOUT AN EQUAL
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and enlcacIously treated. Sold ererywhsre..
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IOWA..

Destructive Fire Mt KeOkuk-The Whole CITY
Endn ng ercd-Lsss Estimated All tue Way
from $4,000 20 100000.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, July s, 1870.
The Barrett House, at Eeokuk, Iowa, and several
buildings adjoining, were burned yesterday
While the fire was in progress the house
of DIR. J. G. Hughes, Second street. was
discovered to be on fire, which spread north
and west, reducing the entire block except one
building, to ashes TIE 1remen OF the city were
sent on an excursion 10 Warsaw, ana fears were
tertained at one tine that the city would be de-
stroyed. The loss Is estimated all the way from
SEQ 900 TO 500, 900.
A fire at Pekin, H., on Saturday, destroyed MIL
ler's livery stable, Mccormick Is saloon and board
sng house. The total loss $40 oo0 which Is fully
covered by insurance
Five boys were accidentally drowned In the Mis-.
sissippl river yesterday.
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Bourbon ValedicfOry.

PARIS, July 5, 1870.
Ex-Queen Isabella has had Official notification
conveyed to all the foreign courts of her abdcation
Of the throne.
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BRtcbclor's Hair Dye-The Best in the
world The dye harmless, reliable
peous. Facto ~ ID Bond street.
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FRANCE.


PARIS, July 6, 1870.
lie Pays dmperiaist newspaper contains a notice.
able article today, In which it is laid down as law
OF sel-preservaton that France must possess the
Rhenish frontier ana that without this the country
can never he secure.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-06

The Prince and Princess OF Wales. win Their chu-
dren, VIII soon make visit to Denmark
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-06

Seal Rings, of all Descriptions, NJ Reduces
Ao@&,
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Devoc's Kerosene Ot.-Water White CoIsr
and warranted pure and safe.
DEyOE MASufACrURlN8 COMPANY, III Fulton g.
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Mover Failing Safety and Susccss.-Mrs.
wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP 10 safe sad certain rom.
edy for all Diseases with which chAdren actsd durss
the Of teshng has stood the OF thirty ysar
Never known TO fail Gves the mother and rsaf
the child. Cures wind colo and regulates the bcxss
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fnc Pawnocs Prevented from Enxagfux In
T"e'r summer Hunt-Encounter between
sioux nnd Pawnees-Troublcs with the In
oi"ns mt Camp s"pply-scverni Tribes Show
amy signs Of Hostility.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-06

A.-IIerr,nR's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES.
2jl Broadway corner Murray street
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LONDON, July s, 1870.
IL ,s reported that John Straehy will succeed the
Hon. william Grey as Lieutenant Governor OF
Bengal
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fer b. !" territory, to the payment Of dividend OF
three p unds sterling TO each shareholder.
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II. X. R.-Radway's Ready Relief Curea
the pains In from twenty inrtos Taken
,ensy twenty drops TO aspoonf in water will stop tho
mos violent Palms. Cramps and ssAsms cu minutes II
Darrhos Dyseutsy, Collie, sck Headache Sour Stomach
Sickness Nausea al Stomach wind Fiaulcnce Heartburn
Chs bad Colds and Fever fnousnza pain uneasnea
Of any kind twenty drops Of nbe READY RELIEF in wfn
will afford instant relief the repeated hour
will effect q speedy cure.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-06

Grant Feels Sore Over the Rejection OF the
st. Domingo treaty, aud Bsbcock, who to bavo made
SoDo by The Job icels bad In tho antsns
KNOX the halter al 32 Broadway ths
OF his way regardless OF the treaties and obs" He 10 turn
hats than hafdoxen AAtters and
natter just drop in At aa and become The possesor
q ons o. KNOBS HATS.
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Spiritual Rapping Phenow.cna-By Mira.
MhRGARETTA FOX KANE this evsainx and Friday even-
ing O'CLOCK 90 West Thysscoad street Private sinss
for osts
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Royal Havana LOftery.-Prizcs Paid In Cold
Information furnished Tho hhea, rates paid for DoubloonA
and all kinds OF Gold and Silver
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-04-02
Wsekly Grinity yuurnal.
Spring Flowers.

Last years flowers have fed,
Last years leaves are dead,
Last years glories gone fr@m earth and sky:
Now fresh howrets blow,
Green boughs bravelS show,
Spring resumes her gracious sovereignty.
But there never came
Flower or leaf the same
As were dear in days for ever past
Tender thoughts of death
Chill your sweetest breath,
Flowers So like, yet 30 unlike, the last
All that with them went,
All the sweet event
OF the household year; the loving ties
That were bound or broken,
All the love unspoken.
All the grief suppressed, within us rise.
Never last years flowers,
Never last years hours,
Live again In flowers and hours Of earth:
Spring must bring the pain
Oflongings felt in vain
For the dear past that has no second birth
Yet We are as fair,
New-bown flowers, a. e'er
Charmed the happy sense in earlier Summers; /;
Upon you lies as yet
No shadow of regret
Hues OF hope adorn the sweet newcomers.
But that last years died,
Ne'er in yernal pride
Had ye come, new -fraught with Joy and pain;
So your death assures
Later blooms than yours
Life grows rich by wrestling loss to gain.
Happy who forgets
All his vain regrets,
Dries betimes his tears, and nobly lives
Richer for his loss,
Stronger for his cross,
Using well all hap our Father givesi
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-04-02

WESTERN DIALECT. "A letter written by
young Yankee, living in Indiana, thus refers to
some of the pecularities of the llooser dialect
Some one ought to write novel and draw
the characters aud dialect Of this region. Ii
would excel any version OF our Yankee tongue
ever saw. No one here undertakes anything
individuals always "gather hold" So, too, we
have no mean, low lived otizensi but there ia
an extensive class of "or'nary pups" who are
worse than anything ever saw East.
One thing that strikes Yankee is that no
person ever aries anything, he always "packs
IT," So, too, no one is very well, thank you,
but Is always " right smart" or "quite peert."
No one attends to matters at once, but always
- after II bit, or ga little" Ii Il man wants 10
express himself with a moderate swear, he says
he will " be dogoned," whatever that may be.
Nor do we have any gussses here, every one
" reckons" and expects la describing
fracas, the regular llOosier says, "They done
gone fit for an hour" On inquiring for any
one, you are told, d" haven't saw him, or
disremember when saw him last" We have
no ten cent currency here, it is all dime,
We have no old settles here, but some very aged
" residers."
People very generally say, when excited and
want to blow of steam, darn my cats aud
dogs" or ''dog my cats" and it seems 60 re-
ieve their feelings wonderfully. When we
speak of a crowd, it is of thes 'whole billing"
So when we get through any sharp transaction,
it is always - made the rifle and when We
get u fellow ia a spot out OF which he cannot
very well slip, we have The dead wood on him"
or the "open and shut" When friends get
vexed they "sour each other" A good fell
low always has g his head level Z" aud will % do
TO tie to " When people approve your course,
they tell you "you re mighty right" or else
" now you re talking" Ii one wishes to sur
prise you by "A description, it is always " the
biggest kind of thing" When a poor chap 10
subjects to fits, he endures another misfortune
in being "ftted." When you account for any
thing that was before misunderstood you are
comtorted by the assurance that it's +" thar away,
Is itP' have scribbled enough for you, espee-
tally as the dinner bell has - been done rung'
for sometime.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-04-02

tbs woman correspondent TO the New York
Tribune having said that at Saratoga Every
stranger is orange, TO be squeezed dry, u
vilanous fellow wants to know how loV that
operation will be submitted to by the girl there.
Another depraved wretch answers, "As bug AZ
the squeezers hold out"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-04-02
WEAvERVILLE g. HAYFORK EXPRESS

ON AND AFTER DATE THE UNDERSIGNED
" will run an Express between Weaverville
and Hayfork. He will leave Hayfork for Wea-
vervile Monday, and leave Weaverville for Hay
fork Tuesdays.
All business entrusted to him will be faith
fully attended TO, and the patronage OF the pub
lie is respectfully solicited.
Leave orders at Wells, Fargo Co.'s express
office, in Weayeryille.
aa CHAS. W. HEDGES.
Weaverville, January 81, 1870. 5-f
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-03-24
Resolutions of Respect

At meeting of number of the
Preachers of the West Virginia NJ. E.
Conference, held in the city of Wheel
ing March 23d, 1870, the following pre-
ambleand resolutions were adopted
w WHEREAS, BY a wise but inscrutable
Provi dence our beloved Bishop Thomr-
son has bsen very suddenly removed
from us,
ReSolred, l. That it is with melan-
choly pleasure that we recall the able
yet genial manner in which he presided
over the deliberations of our Conference
at it's recent session in Charleston, w.
Va, and the very eloquent and pro-
found discourse which be delivered be-
fore the Conference on Sunday morning,
in which he more than sustained his
reputation as an able and evangelical
minister, his theme being "Christ and
Him Crucifed," and was founded upon
l Cor. 2 chap, first and second verses;
and also the address to the young men
about to be ordained Deacons, in which
he seemed carried away with his subject,
describing with q masters hand the
duties, privileges, responsibilities and
rewards of the faithful Christian Min.
lister.
Resolred, 2. That in his social inter
course with us at the Conference and en-
route to and from the Conference, by bis
sweet spirit and instructible and enter.
tanning conversation, he drew all our
hearts to him as by cordsof love.
ResOlred, 3. That as ministers of the
Gospel, having just received our ap'
pointments at his hands, we will en-
deavor to follow him as he followed
Christ, that our last end may be like his,
"Mark the perfect man, aud behold the
upright, for the end of that man is
peace"
Resolved, 4. That the Methodist Epis,
copal Church has lost one of her greatest
lights; the country, q scholar Of rare at
tainments and capacity, and society a
courteous and kindly Christian gentle
man.
Resolred, 5. That we tender our sim
cere Christian sympathies to the be-
reaved relatives, especially the deeply
afflicted widow and children, and com
mend them to "the God of all consola'
tiou. who is our refuge and strength, Q
very present help in trouble"
Resolred, 6. That copy of the fore
going be furnished TO the bereaved fam
ily; also, to the city papers and the
Pittsburg and Western Christian 4dro
cotss G. MARTIN,
b. IsoN,
+. BALL.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-03-24
Funeral of Jehu Huxh.., ESQ

The Councils of this city will meet at
2 o'clock this afternoon for the purpose
of attending the funeral of the late
JOHN HUGHES, Esq, which takes place
from his residence in North Wheeling,
at 3 o'clock.
Mr.. HUGHES served as q member OF
the City Council a greater number OF
years, we believe, than any other man
has probably done since the town was
chartered, and during his active and
stirring life, filed other public posi-
tions of honor and responsibility.
The excellent family of Mr.. HUGHES
have the sympathy of very large cir
Gle of acquaintances and friends in this
day of their sad bereavement.
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From the woodsfeld Spirit
Marietta and Bellaire Railroad

We announced last week that there
had been filed in the office of the Secre-
tary of State, certificate of incorpora'
ton of company to construct q rail
road from Marietta to Bellaire. Since
then we have obtained from an authentic
source some further particulars of the
designs aud prospects of the corpora
tors.
An act of the Legislature of 1868 for
feits the franchise of that part of the
Marietta and Cincinnati railroad be-
tween Marietta and Bellaire, on the5sh
day of May, 1870, unless before that
time ten miles of new road should be
completed, and in running order; or, N
default of this completion Of ten miles
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-03-24

THE Radicals, through an army officer
named GRAFTON, are endeavoring to
get up contested case over the only
Democratic member elect from Texas
Mr.. JOHN C. CoNNoR, of the Second
District; and this, too, in the face Of
the fact that CoNNoR was elected by
twenty five hundred majority, and holds
the certificate of election from General
REYNOLDS. The plea of the contest is
the old Radical war-whoop of intimida-
tion of the colored voters, and yet Mr..
CoNNoR has letters from the Radical
officers who managed the election in
the counties where this charge is To-
Gated that everybody who was quail
fed voted, and that they never saw in
the whole course of their lives more
peaceable election.
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State md Municipal Taxes paid on
Homestead-Interes on Mortgage
given TO secure the Purchase Price,
When DeduclibIe.
OFFICE OF INTERNAL REVENUE,

OFFICE OF INTERNAL REVENUE,
WASHINGTON, Feb. %, 1870.
Charles B. Barrett, Esq. Assessor Fourth
District, Pennsylvania.
SIR:-I reply to your letter of the 23d
instant, that state and municipal taxes
paid upon homestead are deductible
from income. Ordinary repairs made
on homestead are also deductible from
income. Interest paid on money in
vested in business, or in real estate,
from which no income is derived, is not
deductible from said income except as
it may be Offset against interest recelv-
or falling due to the taxpayer. If a
mortgage on homestead weSe given
to secure the payment OF money
which was invested in business from
which income was derived, the interest
paid thereon would be deductible from
income.
Where, however, the mortgage is
given to securefthe purchase price, or
any part thereof, interest paid thereon
would not be deductible, except, as
above stated, where it may be offset
against interest received or falling due.
If income were received from the
rental of any portion of the mortgaged
premises, a ratabe deduction of interest
paid should be allowed.
c. DRLANo, Commissioner.
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Il - u0 ucSlslo Isd1 ~ 10
my purpose to become a teacher in the
Free Schools of West Virginia, and do
solennly promise that, if admitted to
the State Normal School, will, on COM
pleting the prescribed course of studies,
spend two years in teaching in the Free
Schoals of this State, at the usual rates
of compensation paid in the schools
where my services may be rendered"
Tuition is free to all students received
upon the above basis.
Each Superintendent is desired to
make these privileges known in his
county, and to seek out and encourage
promising young men and women to
avail themselves of them. Oar great
est present school want is that of bet
ter qualified teachers. Here is way to
meet that want. Even few Normal
graduates in eacy county will speedily
and effectually raise the standard OF all
the schools in the county.
Blank certificates, to be filled out for
those whom you select, will soon be sent
you. trust each county win speedily