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THE STATE CAPITAL.
The Niger Not to Enter the
National Guard.
BiHs Introduced to Elect Supervisors aud
Appoint Police Commissioners for
New York City.
ALBANY. March Il. 1870.

ALBANY. Mdrch IL, 1870.
Considering the peculiarly wlntry weather ana
consequent obstruction to travel both houses OF the
Legislature were wen attended tonight In the
senate the special order was Colonel Murphys
military Code. When 1t was called up and the
nrst section read vital amendment was nearly
shipped III. The words "whte male citzenu appear.
ana Mr.. Lewis from Erie, moved TO amend by strik-
ing out the word .whiten. The vote almost went by
default, as the few democratic Senators who were
present dld not pay attention TO the matter. Sena.
tor Cauldwel was IN the chair, and he cleyerly
managed 10 attract Genets attention TO the import
ance OF the proposed amendment, and by close
shaving II was voted down.
BILLS FOR THE GOVERNMENT OF NEW YORK cry,
Mr.. kIERNAS introduced this evening "a bill pro-
vidin9 for the election III May next one Supervi.
sor for each Assembly district IN New York city,
those from the even numbered districts TO 20 out In
1871 and those from the odd districts In 1872. The
same gentleman introduced bill providing for the
immediate appointment OF fve Commissioners OF
Police for the city OF New York, the appointments
TO ne made by the Mayor ana Board OF Aldermen
and the persons appointed to mold otice for i've
years.
POWERS TO RAILROAD COMPANIES.
He also introduced u bill allowing railroad cOmpa
mes to exact ten cents extra fare from passengers
who neglect to purchase tickets before entering the
cars The bil limits the responsibility OF railway
companies on baggage to 5000, unless special
agreement Tor any larger amount be made.
TILT IN THE ASSEMBLY.
In the Assembly there was quite little tilt on the
Albany charter, whicn was ordered TO the Commit
General townsend and W.. d. Murphy OF Albany,
were IN close consultation over the bill, when
Colonel Murphy called the attention OF the House to
the lac tnat tue bill was III the possession Of persons
not members or the House, with the OF the
Clerk or the Assembly. The remonstrance was not
noticed by the House oifCialiy and sharp and
uncomphmentary exchanges OF opinion were the
result between Colonel Murphy. W. D. Murphy and
the others.
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AIsGS COUNTY SUPERVISORS.

He"rirrnding "Experienceo Of n County
Treasurer-Why Don't They .Pony Up en-
Estimates Of Expenses md Expenditures for
the Fiscal Yeur.
me Kings county Board OF Supervisors met yes
terday afternoon and received a statement OF tho
estimates made BY the County Treasurer Thomas
A. Gardener, for tue support or the county govern
ment Tor the hscai year-viz., from August l, Is80
TO July 81, ls10-together with tne amount
OF expenditures to date. IL appears that
the State tax-amounting 10 6e,O,3-s due ana
payaDle April l. under penalty OF default, and IN
anticipation or the collection o! taxes the sum or
soO0oOU Is required by the Treasurer to enable him
10 pay tue same. lie says:-'But In all my expert
ence as treasurer have received such meagre
returns from the CITY Collector in proportion to the
amount oil tax levied, as have this year. up 10
Tue present wrltlng. on account Of taxes OF
1863, out oil a levy amounting to 81, 35I 5sI
l nave only received $500. .000 and OF this
amount the Collector Informs me that $3.50. 600 ,s
due the city the whole OF the city appropriation not
having vet been paid INTO the city treasury Last
year NJ TINS tIne had received from the CITY Col,
rector on account Or taxes OF 1868 the sum OF
ss'ocv9, ana was compelled TO borrow, IN anttcpa-
uoh OF te coecon OF taxes, the sum OF 500 900 to
pay the obQation due the state. This year. In con
sequence or the great falling or IN receipts am
obliged 10 ask Tor the greater amount already men
uoned. FROM the Town Collectors / have received
the sum OF Sl2626. which IS about the same IN pro-
portion 70 the amount received in former years
year and rue expenses from zoe lst Of August 1862
10 March IL lSIU.- .
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ANOTHER srD,W SCANDAL.

Tho People who W0udn't hive a Wooden
Pavement-The Property Owse,,s Ia Twen-
y-sixih, Twenty.seveush, Twens y-eighth
aud Thirtieth Streets Don't LiLs II aud
"Pitch" Into 1.-THE City Fathers Actunilx
Charged with Dishonesty.
Wei attended meeting OF the property owners In
Iwenfy-sixth, Iwensyseyentb. Twenty eighth aud
Ihirtleth streets was held last evening at Miiman,s
Hail. corner OF Twentysixth street ana Seventh ave-
nue.. The meeting was held for the purpose OF pro
testing against the laying OF The 'Stow foundation
pavement In the above streets authorizations tn
do which was given 70 the Stow folks By the Com
mon Council short time ago. Mr.. Samuel Minister
acted N chairman.
Afer the meeting had been called to order .ho
chairman stated that the object OF the meeting wa.
10 protect the rights or the property owners along
their route, which the Common Council PROMISED To
pave with the stow pavement The property
owners were determined that they would not be
overrdden in the matter, and he hoped the city
Fathers would be brought 10 their senses and made
to understand that tney the property ownersl knew
what .'lnprovementsu ought 10 be made at their
expense without being dictated TO by tue VINO
wanted To make dishonest ''pllen out OF nice
little Job.
property owner moved that q committee be ap
pointed 10 draw up sci OF resolutions protesting
against the acton OF the city Fathers The motion
: gentleman wanted to know wha. on earth the
otON pavement WAS.
Another gentleman explained what II was, aHd
Ieuiarked that there was only place In the city
whefe II had been triedin Ma,aen lane. He objected
10 property owners being made To pay for experi-
ments In the pavement line.
property owner IN Twen'y-fourth street said lie
Understood IL wasthe intention To pave some tweay
mics VI the city with THIS pavement There was no
necessity Tor The laying oft in the designated
oy the Council IL WAS proposed lay It, not Tor the
individuals.
Another gentleman ntmated that he was down
wooden WAS pot hp
cause ne was a Belgian that he said It, but ho
thousht the Beigsan pavement was the best one, II
any one should be had.
Mr.. James Moore said that the idea or laying the
pavement had been originated by the young
boods." lie mad used his Influence against the
proposition to lay the pavement but discovered that
money was more powerful than any kind OF Innu-
ehoe. There was plenty OF influence against the pave
inent Job but there was altogether too much money
IN ~ Tor tue honest men who passed the ordinance
10 listen 10 the protest OF the property owners
against the JOB. He moved the appointment OF an
executive committee To collect Iunds fight 1t in
leRal way. An injunction the only remedy and
that would Knock the thing into ''smithereens.r
IL was then moved and carried that Mr.. Moore be
appointed treasurer and that each property owner
be taxed one dollar lot. Those present then came
lofward and subscribed. after which the meeting
adjourned.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKEr.-LoSDoN, March IA 4:ao
r. M.C0nsols closed at 924 for money and 93 for the
account. United States hve-twenty bonds, e0ss for
the issue OF 1862 s9H for the Issue OF 1860, and s9
for the issue OF lS67 ten-tortes, s6lk; Erie Rail
wa! shares, 2osi; Illinois Centrais, Ii15s; Atlantic
and Great Western, 20h.
PARIS BoURsE. PARIS, March N.-The Boursc
closed quiet Rentes, 74f. SIC.
FRANKFORT B0URsE.-FRASKF0RT, March H.
United States nyc.twenty bonds closed iirm at
95A 951s.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MAIKEr.-LIvERPoOI. March
H-4:30 +. M-Cotton closed steady ut l05sd for
middllng uplands and llsd. q 11j4d. for middling
Orleans. The sales OF the day have been II, 900
bales, OF which 1000 bales for speculation and
export.
HAvRE COTTON MARKEr.-HAvRE. March IA. Cot.
ton closed quiet and steady the spot aud anoat.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MAIKET-ldyERPOoL,
March 1850 p. M.--Breadstu1s firm.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKer-LrvRRpoor
March 14-4:30 +. M.-Beef, 10as. Cd. per tierce or
304 lbs for extra prime mess Lard 65s. cd per cwt.
LIvERpOoL PRODUCE MARKET-lLvERPOoi, March
ia 80 p. h.-Naval stores nrmer.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.-LONDON March a.
4:30 +. M.-laow nrmer at 4os. I'd. per cwl. CAT
cutta linsoed firm
PETROLEUM MAHxrT. T.-AErwgsv, March Il-Ps-
troieum closed Qules.
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Calling an American Consul to Account--Iu.
science Of spanish Club-Another Outrage
in Santiago de Cuba-Intelligence from Nue.
vitas.
HAVANA, March IL, 1870.
News received in this city from Santiago de Cuba
dated the 9th inst. says that committee from the
Spanish Club waited on Mr.. Phillips, late acting
Consul for the United States. for the purpose Of
questioning him relative 20 official despatch re-
Gently published IN the American papers. Mr.
Phillips denied the authenticity OF the despatch al
luded TO, and signed communication repudlating
the statements contained In ID. The letter was
published this morning. Fearing injury, Mr.
Phillips took passage In the French steamer on the
stn for jamaica The government secretary and the
British Consul accompanied him to the wharf, but
no demonstration was made.
Advces from Nuevitas March IL state that Gen
eral Pueblo arrived Baga on the l1th after hay
ing visited Guaimaro, Cascorro and Sebanicu. No
fighting reported General Goyoneche IS fortifyng
the places above mentioned. From six 10 eight
hundred persons have presented themselves to the
authorities within the last few days.
Affairs in the Central Dcpariments-NIove-
ments of Pueblo and oyeneche-General
Jordan's Hendquarters-Repor.ed Skir-
mishes-De ROdas Liberates Free NIasons
Confined in Prison ON Bail, ,u-r ). LIS
~
Late advices from Nuevitas have been received.
General Goyeneche had arrived at Cascorro, and
would soon march on the town OF Guaimaro.
General Pueo's forces occupy the towns OF sa-
banicu and san Miguel, and were erecting forti1-
cations. Cascorro was also being fortified.
The insurgent General Jordan's headquarters were
at Magarabomba last week, but they have since been
moved, and are now at Banao General Jordan
lately sent 600 OF the Camaguey insurgents towards
the Cinco Villas district, but when near Remedies
they were met by the Spaniards and twenty-seven
OF their number killed and their advance was
checked The Spaniards lost one man Killed and ten
wounded.
The insurgents, in superior numbers lately at
lacked Fort Charcas but were repulsed by the
garrison, composed OF coored flremen from
Havana. 1t Is reported tnat but eleven remain or
the Guines insurgents, and they are moving
towards BatabanO. Many families are presenting
themselves to the Spanish authorities and claiming
protection. The number OF insurgents Killed IN the
late attack RolofY's forces the Cinc0 Villas dis.
trlct was nineteen, instead OF 100, as previously
reported.
viscount, Santa Cruz Portuguese, who came
executed Today for attempting to ncite the sodlers
10 rebel and ION the insurgents.
Captain General De Rodas has authorized the
Prosecuting Attorney OF Havana to release OH bail
the members OF the Masonic fraternity who wero
imprisoned for holding meeting contrary to his
late order f0rbldding the same.
1t ls officially announced that the West India and
Panama cables will be laid by the latter part OF
April.
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.
ALBANY. March "a, 1870.

ALBANY. March "a, 1870.
ENROLMENT OF THE MILITIA.
The bill amending the act providing Tor the enrol
ment OF the militia was taken up IN Committee OF
the Whole as the special order Progress was re-
ported, and then the bill was ordered 10 third
reading.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
BY Mr.. GENEr-Amending the charter or the New
York Homeopathic Medical College.
BY Mr.. WOOD Relative To action for damages by
reason OF negligence.
BY Mr.. BRASD--Aiding in tho cons ruction or the
Cazen0yla aud Canastota Railroad.
by Mr.. Notwithstanding section ftty-three OF
the Code OF Procedure to extend the Jurisdiction OF
Justices courts
BILLS ORDERED TO A THIRD READING.
Incorporating the National Hom9opatc Medical
College, New York. To establish and organize at
Buffalo u state asylum for the insane. Amending
the act cnarteriug dental societies.
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MAINE.

The Municipal Eiecti0ns-Thc Democratic Vote
In Belfast Larger Than for Ten Years.
BANGOR March IL, 1870.
Tho cnarter elections In Name TOOK place to-day.
In this city Henry Il. Prentlss republican, was
elected Mayor. The vote stood:-Pren;iss, POS;
Eben 5. Coe ,democrar, 920.
In Biddeford L. w. Wedgwood (dcmocratI re.
ceved s4a votes for Mayor, ana X. N. Chapman ire
pubican) 737 The democrats carry i've oi the
seven wards.
In Belfast Aztec Hayiord, the ciriZens' candidate
and the present incumbent, was elected Mayor by
1T6 majority. The democratic vote was larger than
for years. The citizens ticket for Aldermen pre-
vailed IN all the wards.
In Augusta Judge Titcomb trepublicanj was re-
elected Mayor receiving Gal votes TO ll3 for j. w.
North, who was nominated at a citizens caucus
but who issued notice tnat he would not receive
nom iuaIion from any party. The republican nomi.
nees we're elected Ia every ward.
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ROME.

NapoieOn's Note--Important Lay Position.
PARIS, March IA. 1870.
Dispatches from Rome confirm the report OF the
demand made by France for representation In the
Council.
The publication OF the twenty-one canons OF the
Church renders inevitable change in the attitude
OF France, as in the abstract they violate, It is
said. 1.-The principles OF modern government and So
cety, and are hostile to the wishes expressed by the
Emperor Napoleon IN his speech to the French Cham
bers.u
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TENNESSEE.

Death Of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES to But
Ier's Plan for Congressional Intervention.
NASHVILLE, March IA, 1870.
coored woman known as Aunt Jennie, died in
this city yesterday at the advanced age OF ITO years.
Many citizens OF Northern birth who have settled
here since the war are taking active steps TO make
their influence felt against Congressional nteryen-
ton in Tennessee.
Investigation OF the record shows that the bill to
punish masked marauders introduced In the Iegis-
Iature In response to Governor Senter's rec0mnen-
dation failed for want OF quorum and that ten OF
the twelve republican members were absent.
The New York herald., 1870-03-15
MISSISSIPPI.

The Escape OF Yerger-Proposed Offer by the
Legislature OF S25,OOO Tor His Appre-
hension-Thc Governors First Message.
JACKSON, March IA, 1870.
There are no tidings yet from Colonel Ycrger
The Legislature to-day passed resolution appoint
Ing committee to investigate the circumstances OF
his escape, and an effort was made to pass bill In
structing the Governor to offer reward of $25 600
for his apprehension; also to appropriate 100000
as q secret service fund. Without definite action the
BILL was LAID aside Sheriff Leake Is making ylgor-
Gus efforts for the apprehension OF Yerger.
The Governor to-day submitted his first message
to the Legislature, urging immediate Legislation
looking to the thorough reorganization Of the
judiciary,
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YACHTING.

Chance Of a Race Between tho sappho and
Cambria.
LONDON March IA, 1870.
Mr.. Douglass with the view OF bringing the Ash
bury correspondence to o decisive issue, finally
agrees that his yacht, the Sappho, shall race Mr..
Ashburys yacht the Cambria the course to be sixty
miles dead to windward outward and return to the
point OF starting.
agreement
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Fire In 81. Louis-Loss $4,000.

ST. LOUIS, March Is, 1870
The fancy goods and notion store OF Morgan n
Jackson, No. South Main street. was burned last
evening The loss Is sl5o0O insured for 10000 st.
Louis companies. The wooden aud willow ware
store OF Schmerdng Doensch adjoining was
damaged to the amount OF about $4,000: insured for
$4,000 In 81. Louis ana $4,000 In the home Insur-
ance Company or New York. The buildings were
damaged ABOUT s., 900: insured.
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JAPAN.

The Oneida Disaster--Prescnt Sentence Of
Captain Eyre.
LONDON, March H. 1870.
Later dispatches from Hong Kong announce that
the captain OF the Bombay, which ran down the
Oneida has been suspended-not on account or the
collision but because he neglected TO inform himself
OF the seriousness OF the damage that had been en-
tailed. and because he took measures 10 preserve
the hives OF the drowning men.
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FRANCE.

Tho Papai Question In tho Cabinet-Impo poriaI
Anxiety.
PARIS March IA, 1870.
Differences have arisen In the Cabinet on the
policy 10 be pursued toward Rome. II is known that
Count Daru IS IN favor OF energetic measures
to which M. OLIVER Is opposed. NJ. Segris sides
with Olivier, and NJ Buffet with Count Daru
The question IS simply Cabinet matter ana may
result i'll the withdrawal OF Count Daru.
The journals announce that the Emperor has sent
Prince Napoleon to consult with NJ. Olivier ana en-
deayor to bring the Ministers one mind OH the SUBJ
ect
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Portland Municipal Affairs.

PORTLAND, March IA, 1870.
Mayor Kingsbury was insugurated this forenoon
In his address he represents the financial condition
OF the city as favorable. The total debt including
loans TO railroads, Is So $780, 3ao OF which the city
debt proper, not secured. amounts to a. 322 s4l.
The city valuation ~ $50, 10000, an increase or
Ss,0oo0oo during the last decade. notwithstanding
the great Gre.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Hamburg mail steamship Slesta will leave
this port to-day TUESDAY for Plymouth Cherboura
nd Hamburg
The mails Tor Europe viii close at the Post once
at twelve O'Clock noon.
IHE NEW YORK NATURALIZATION for Europe
VIII be ready at ten O'Clock in tae morning.
Single copies, in wrappers for mailing SIX csnA
subscriptions received In Paris by Bow!es Broth.
ers Il Co., ~ Rue de Ia Paix.
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AFRICA.

French Rule and Policy In Algeria.
PARIS, March IA, 1870.
teegraphic despatch from Algiers announces
that Marshal Mcmahon, Governor General OF Algeria
has rendered his resignation to the Emperor.
1t Is supposed that the recent discussion in the
Corps Leglsatf on the administration OF Algeria
has caused the Marshai TO take this step.
The New York herald., 1870-03-15

An Estnblishcd Rcmcdy.-"BrOwn's Bron.
CHIAL TROCHES" are widely known an estAblshed
remedy for Coughs Colds Bronchitis Hoarseness othss
troubles OF the Throat and Lungs Their good reputation
extensive use has brought out limitations to Be
the same. Obtain only .Browu's Bronchial Troches"
The New York herald., 1870-03-15
SPAIN.

Prince Henri dc Bourbon's Funeral.
MADRID, March IL, 1870.
The obsequies OF Prince Henri de Bourbon, who
was killed In duel on saturday by the Duke OF
MontpensIer, were solemnzed to-day.
No public demonstrations were made.
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ARMY INTELLIGENCE.
WASHINGTON, Mar

WASHINGTON, March IL. 1870.
The commanding general OF the Department OF tns
Cumberland has been directed to order to theP
homes all officers who nave been on reconstruc ION
duty in the late Fourth Military district.
The New York herald., 1870-03-15

Bntchelor's inir Dye-Tho Best In tho
world. The only perfect dye hArmlcss reAes inussts.
Factory l5 Bond street
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ssSairy Camp y Jr., in An Omnibus.

LUNUUN MaTCU II, I87U.
Tine taN van Gaze has lately paid more atten-
ton than usual to American topics II has editorials
TO-DAY on female magistrates, on the political isola-
tion Of President Grant, and on the sentence i'm
posed on Captain Eyre, OF the steamer Bombay, the
inadequacy OF which is pointed out
The New York herald., 1870-03-15
The Anti.InfalIibis

LONDON, March Ia, 1870.
The party at Rome adverse to Papal pretensions is
gathering strength daily.
The New York herald., 1870-03-15

A.-For Morn Patches, FreckIes ind Tan
on the face use PERRY'S MOTH AND FRECKLE LOTION.
Sold by all druggists in New York and elsewhere
The New York herald., 1870-03-15
FIRES.
Destruction of an Old LnndmarlS-Isurning Of
Bags's Hotel, Utica, N. Y.

Bags's Hotel, Utica, N. Y.
UTICA, March 13, 1870
The Old Northern Hotel, corner Of John and Main
streets was destroyed by fire last night. The build
ing was owned by T. p. Balou, who loses over
$4,000; insurance $1,000. Messrs. Schurtz and
Manse, tobacconlss, lose part OF their stock; in
sured for $500. jeremiah Shaw, proprietor OF the
hotel, loses about $1,000 furnlure fully Insured.
The building was erected In 1895 by Moses Bagg,
Sr. Aaron Burr Red Jacket and many historical
men nave formerly been guests at this hotel The
first theatrical performance west OF Albany was
given IN the building
The residence OF NJ M. smart at Whtesboro, was
burned to-day. The loss Is $4,000; insured for
$1,000.
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THE CITY OF BOSTON.
Is SHE STILL AFLOAT OR LOST {.

A Steamer Sighted in Mid Ocean in a Gale
Her Signal Denotes That Her Machinery
Was Broken Down-Was She the City Of
Boston s-The steamer Not at FnynI-Pub-
lie Confidence in Her Safety shaken.
LIVERPOOL, March II, 1870.
The bark Mary Johnston, from Bahia, Brazil,
arrived at this port to-day. Her captain reports
that on the I3h OF February In latitude SO degrees
north and longitude "a degrees west. passed large
steamer, which was hove to and heading northeast
She displayed the British coors and signal to de-
note that her machinery was broken down. She
had two white stripes and one red ON her funnel
about two. thirds OF the way up, and the captain
thinks she may have been the missing steamer City
, OF Boston. The gale Was very heavy at the time
and the Johnston was not able 70 stop or get near
enough to make closer observations.
Opinion Of the Owners on the Probability of
the steamer sighted Being the City OF
Boston.
The Inman line authorities in New York state that
the tunnels OF their ships are MT marked in the
manner described above, but nope that owing to
the great distance the captain OF the Johnston may
have been mistaken in his observations. the To-
cality gwen Is precisely where the CITY OF Boston
ought to have been on the date given While the
agents are Of opinion that the steamer one OF
Inc Aiian fortanul lne thty AUNT the possibility
OF its being the Boston.
The steamer Not ut Fayni Up to February
26-Pubic Confidence In Her safety shaken
n London.
LONDON, March Ia 1870.
vessel has just arrived here from Faya which
port she left on saturday. the 2s.h OF February. Up
TO that time nothing had been heard there or the
missing steamer CITY OF Boston. The public conf
dence IN the ultimate safety OF the ship has been
sensibly shaken by the receipt of this unfayorabie
intelligence. The Azores were regarded in some
quarters as the last hope.
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LONDON, March IA, 1870.
A sculer's race OF one mile took place on the
Tyne to-day between James Taylor and James
Percy, for twenty-five pounds sterling side.
The betting at the start was six to one on Percy
Taylor won the race by four lengths.
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tn. InfaIlibility Vote Muster.

PARIS, March IA, 1870.
Rome despatch OF to.day's date states that
ei0 votes are now for the papal infalllbility
dogma in the Ecumenical Council.
The New York herald., 1870-03-15

DIR. Filters Rheumatic Rsmedy, ,OA
Broadway, will postvely cure alt OF Rhsums tam.
Neuralgia Legal guarantee given or money rsfunde
The New York herald., 1870-03-15

Rupture Cure.-Dr. Sherman's Method IL
guarantees References to gentlemen cured. once 6N
The New York herald., 1870-03-15
The Ollivier-B0nap pnrtc Policy.

LONDON, March IA, 1870.
faris correspondent of the London telegraph
says that NJ. Emile Olivier announces unonlciay an
immediate liberalization OF the imperial policy.
The New York herald., 1870-03-15

Diabetes Dinbetes.-Constit Water In q
certain cure for IT, Depot 4s CHI street.
The New York herald., 1870-03-15

The French Minister from London.
PARIs, March Ia. 1870.
The Marquis de la yaliette, Minister to Great
Britain, has arrived In Paris.