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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-06

A UsEPuL TADLE.-To aid farmers In
arriving at accuracy in asccrtaining the
amount Of land in different fields under
cultivation the following table Is given by
an agricultural cotcmpOray: yards wide
by 0Os yards long contains one acre; 10
yards Widely 4s4 yards long contains one
acre; 80 yards wide by $40 yards long
contains one acre; 40 yards wide by l9l
yards long contains ono acre; 100 yards
wide by 4Ot yards long contains one acre;
geo feet wide by lOs feet long contains one
acrc; ITO lect wide by 800 feet long con.
talns one acre; 90 feet wide by TsS feet
long contains one acre.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-06
SPAIN.
A King Pound at Last.

Madrid, July :.
1t Is announced that the Prince d
HohenzOllcrn has accepted tho OlFer Of the
Spanish throne. The Council will lmmc.
dtnicly take the matter under discussion.
It Is t0Icrably certain that this candida.
lurc will Ike proclaimed without the sanc-
liOn OF the COFtca.
The Government authorities to-day OIL.
Cially deny having made any but conil'
dental overture to Il foreign Prince The
name Of the Prince, the Government adds,
il IL not yet proper tn divulgc,
The CarliSt JnMtG has imposed silence
on It's pSrtizan press
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-06
CUBA.


HAVANA, July ..
Tic rebel leader, RemblIa, has been NJ
tackled and rOnted by the loyal grlerrillas
in the Puerto Principe Jurisdiction. The
fight lasted nh hour and n half sixteen
Spanartls and forty.siS Cnbans were Kill
ell. Seven Of the remaining men nE the
second Upton expedition, were captured
and Jailed, At IIolquin.
Tie rebel Col Luno was Killed.
Owing to the heavy arrivals Of corn the
market here is flooded, and prices have
,IarltucH
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-06
New York Produce Market.

NHW tONK, July q.
C0rFON-Dull and lower; sales Al hnlUS a
90ke IpT middIing uplApds.
FLouR- Closed daIl and lower on common
gFRdss.
UKAlN--Wh WhOat-QhIsI and heavy al 81 EAA
q fur No. . Milwaukee, q mot q for No, !
ChlGuEU, and q AhdAl " for winter Foi aud ant,
brT WeRtpAl. RSp--GOminAl. Oats QuICl At ~
6Glc lOT western, and 68k@TOo hR ohi0. Corn
Outlet At !sjcb$l for pGW mixed WeAtCTp
lROVIAInNn RICSdy; sales zoo bhln Meas
(SSlleE AuSuStl At t39 IICSl QuIst and ghChangOd,
Cut Meats hTul 1t nc, with . fair inquiry, BACON
nOmlnally unchanged. Lard dull aud heavy "
l0fbi6JtC for primo steam.
BOQ0 0-DulI aud unchanged.
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Elorntor banned a. OsWeEo.

OSWE0O, July Q.
The elevator owned by F, 7. Caring.
ton. Failing, Randell aud X s. Fort was
burned lRst night The elevator con.
tained about $4,000 bnshels Of grain,
mostly choice white Canada wheat. The
building was valued at $500, 900; insured
for $4,000. The grain was valued Ht
SS7 600; fully insured.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-06
PIrc nt Oil city.

Oh CrTY, July 8.
A fire nt midnight nj the Fourth de-
Stroyed a row OF seven frame buildings
on the west side Of the creek, being MI
on tho cast side Of AIRin street between
the new bridge and tho Governor John
son we'll Loss, twenty-five 10 thirty
Thousand dollars Little or no insurance.
The daily Oil City Tfmed was located
therein. The loss from five to seven
thousand; no insurance.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-06
Chicago Market.


CHICAGO, JbIyb,
FLOUR--vrry dull and anChAhged
0hAIN--W WheAl--W Weak and oSalVF, ranging n
81 OifbI VI cash; 81 mol OGk seller july u II
Gti 10 nrllCF last half closing ian0 Ai Inside Tor
No, /; this AilsfnuOn dull At q 0JSdti " cash,
COm-IbIkc lower, elHaiRg II OSGtSOBc EOr
No. y; unchanged this afternoon, Oats
Dull aud "a Nc lower; No, 3 closed With EVllpTn
u Esc. RyS-Q1i and nHRi II TDc for M. :.
BAFiCy-D1ll and nominal
l'R0VsIONB -McsO I'OTk--ta3 23lb9a TO- lard =,
ISS1IbEe. Dry Sailed Shoulder -iIStbtiAt;
l0OeC abort rib middles, ltkCbiiNC
nOls Moderately GrtlV0 and aFn ~ - 40
y % iOF iAlF lO ch0lcr
CATILE- Quiet 1t q ssIv ~ for slocker' To
good ahippiRH Ale0Fp.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-06

Gov. SrRvRNsoN's Instructions to the
registrars and county boards Of rcgistra'
ton may be found In our local columns.
They consist Of very clear and simple
recitation Of the laws which will govern
these officers in tho discharge Of their du.
ties There seems to DO nothing in this
circular which calls Eorspecial remark, as
tho matters discussed In It have been so
frequently explained in these columns
that our readers are familiar with them.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-06

IT Is reported that a powerful railroad
ring has lieen lobbying In Washington To
secure the rc.impoSi,l0n Of the income tax
as u means OF ridding themselves Of the
tax on gross receipts. SO the railroads
are carrying their tynnny into every
household, and purpose to burden us now
in time Of peace md prosperity with an
exaciiOn which, like the drail and the
legal tender net, could only bc Justified
by the extraordinary necessities Of war
These measures were Hll three properly
war measures, and all ought TO be swept
away tOgulhef.-4N. y Tribune.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-06

TnE Weston Democrqt has a contribu-
tor who far exccls the arithmetic man Of
the New York World. He figures through
column Of tables and finds that tho
Democrats willcarry all the Congressional
districts Of the State at the coming elec.
ton by the following maIOri,tcs: lst dis.
,rict, 884; 2d dist, 81; 3D. dist, 1888; the
minority in the State being 479S. Two
years ago, twill hO remembered, alter the
election, the Registers arithmeticl0n
figured out a Democratic majority of three
tllousand-a Htte mistake Of about eight
thousand, which he never corrected. Tho
Dtmocrurs mnn Is evidently OF the same
piecc with the RtgtSter's man, and his per.
lormancc quite us brilliant and tr'Istwor-
thy,
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Wanted..A IL Dsparlment.

The lncGiclency Of :he FIc Department
was once more exemplifed in very
striking manner d the fire on Market
street yesterday morning, 1t was Just
a half an hour after Die alarm was sound.
81 before any water was thrown on the
fire by steamer. Tho Atlantic took isS
station on the ground with cemmcndable
promptitude, but It was a long time be-
fore even the FIRE was kindled in her fur.
mace, and still longer tins before she
threw any water. There appeared 70 b
some serious defect In her management
Ono or the men was running round in tbo
crowd trying to borrow match to Light
her furnace, and finally got light frOla
the gas lamp. The hose fit 10 badly where
Il was attached TO the engine that more
water was wasted and ran down tho gpt.
ter than went on the fire. The perform:
ance Of the steamer on Main street tllie
United, we l,cIlevCD was about equally uns
satisfactory. 1t was very slow ip getting
started and burst It's hose.
BY great good luck the night was very
calm, and nothing but this prevented the
fire from spreading in way that would
have been much more disastrous. The
flames had full half hours start, and
during all that time had everything their
own way. That they did not make q
clean sweep to the Quincy street corner
or to the pos.oilIce, was not due 70 the
celebrity Of tho Fip Department, bttto
The stiffness orthe night and 10 some pri.
yatc hose. The same state Of facts cx-
istcd when Collins brass foundry burned.
It must he apparent to every one after
the repeated exhibitions OF lneficiency
that have been made In the past few
weeks. tint something Is radically wrong
with tho Fire Department. We do not
l,,,,.ro;, ia ,I,c C,rI, cr the s,eam.rs The
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-06

AMONG the prominent visitors at Wash
inuton last week was the Hon. Alexander
Stewart, Of Pennsylvania. lie Is now
about eighty years old, but shows much
activity. lie wns welcomed by many
members Of Congress and regarded as q
curiosity, in view Of the Iact tlIaL he Was
elected IL ttO House Or Representatives
tlIly yearS ago and served successive terms.y
HGlS the only living Congressman oE hall
q century ago.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-06

TIM results of the first ftlOcn mouths
Of President Grants administration arc
thus briefly summed up by tho Chicago
Republican:
"ThC reduction Of the Gpubllc debt $l0S,.
100000; continued peace with all man
kind, and CntNngling alliances with none;
"a reduction OF the expenses Of every De-
partmCnt; honest collection OE the reve-
nues; oUsting and punishment OF dtshon'
est officials; improved public credits I'M
proved finances; economy; rigid account
ability on tho part Of officials: and gen;
eral peece, quiet, and restored law anu
order in all parts Of the Union"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-06
Tho Bible In the Cincinnati schools:
.@ CIECINNATI. July 5.

The new School Board was organized
today Gy tlie election Of Francis Ferry
President, W. ]. Hurlhut, Clerk, and John
Havelnck, Superintendent The officers
elected arc MI in favor OF tho Bible IN the
.public schools. The majority was small,
bm was equal To tue expectations OF the
friends Of the Bible.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-06
DaItlmoro Market.

PL1UH-Dnll aud weak.
ORAtH-WhaI-NOrB steady, western lei lOO
I 81. OOFn- Scarce and In demand Tor prime
white 81 81 ~; yellow 81 ~. OAtS-QHlet al "
GbBSc
rib Rldst re; clear rib IKE; phOuldeTa ltc hams
E1G18HG. llrd-QnIat a I8X0i7e,
WuIsKY-Dull At tiGRi Of.
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XLht CONGRESS.
nCoSD maox


WAsuNGToS, July {
The Atlantic and P,ciRr Railroad bill
WIS briefly considered and amended 10
take action conditional upon the compile
tiCu Cf the entire road 10 1873 The AIncsld'
meRt To prevent encTuachments upon
indian reservations by land grants t0 the
company, WA discussed. without acton.
The Naturalization bill was taken up.
Mr.. SClNER's amendment striking out
The word "White," IRON the naturalization
laws having been adopted, the question
Was upon Mr.. WILLIAMS amendment 10
exclude the Chinese from It's benefitA
Mr.. STEwART cOUtinueO1 hts remarks
against placing tho Chinese upon an equal
Footing With other foreigner. While he
would prOtect tho Chinese In their rights,
10 would never sanction the INTRODUCTION
Of the system Oi slave labor in cOJnpett'
lion TO white labor; be would not inter
teFe with involuntary Chinese lnmigH'
ton, but would never agree To invest with
political power, imported COolie slaves
brought here under contract
MF, CoNKLING appealed 70 Mr.. SUMNER
" withdraw his amendment, which would
joo,,C r,ljye, Tho yvhoIe hiII
~. T1"1TSrTI SS,J Tho rDlIcy Of the
D ln,,ti;cSn nj S's.tv having bePn n make
n,rS,S,, ~ 49, ~ ~ 1C,,H r,N, understand how IL
It'll r,s,S. ~ ~ SInSt tho ChInt.I. 10 citi.
zenshlp.
Mr.. SUMNER declined 70 withdraw the
amendment, He read from the New
Tc|,sT,nTt ;IIr ra,stIve m Potter denyinC his
:, = &C., Snd r"'r"rl, 81 tia, the ReSubIEcun
"o SanS,or I'm f'noSn;n~ NJ gTpvART( had
,I-;oo @ J,N;oJ tIo 5r,ncinIcS oFthe Declara.
ao ~. ~ % TsjS,,e,5Jsrca and he 61eter(
sUSn,,. vi" - ,-oo,, H %i,,srI.
Sa CU,SIr ~ rS!,i,oI ,hs, the rharve uI
.,,st.o., -,s' y : "%nitoj ,vi,h much Vr'5,inr
~ -; ~, no,,. from W"Ssac6,,scttS
S'Se ~ i"S ~ | ~, r,br;s,ISn RIM, IN
~ nv '''H ~ H. nro,,osj,ion n commit onr
iU!ii,m,ior. !" the care Of lnrtns-,he
,,'"a,iSs "s' ~ SnrjSt wbo conII moi lp
S1lclllics l.i " SaiI;sti % nS,;SS,;"r ~ o.tL
OCVI.a WW y ES'A'' ,1ms "on,om3'J ,bai Nm"
n NJ ,o.,HS .nat1"I TnIo,Sn,ls lsnrs ,Iid NM mean
~ .I "",,jI,oIs ,rcr,, IN IN,
nat hS''S'lgn1 I ',Si,;S"i H ' s;'.S,s Trdar oTr
nllOwGH equH' "St H. $500 S, Into ;n'crnr".
.S9S y y ,T1St $500 ;Hstr,,nSn, an a" TH0I;SS md
!Ston on t1at lISs[uneGs 1a.i az ,Ts, I% 81, %"" ~
thas rs atT.S Ta '', "G'%,v" ,o ls" i declared M
were e!s"VSn ua aab w" ,nt" grII,s walton an
i was Tue rigat anu. anu Ho ,%o W IS ovnrn0,nt "V NJ
70 oL1Ae S U"S'S wv, y I'LL, III :" Scc"r, ;ts
rs WouIu sem ua,"t ~. ny ~ I,,',s IV lion
safety ana happiness MI, ;.', a..tMS ,;,.;',. ILL.,
made lengthy %EG'udnet ags'ISt s,T,,nS ,,T
Tue Shlucst 'l'c ue"e'S " ,.-s'',..,,,
Mr. SCHCHz IhOVgnt Ile cAJitc'S's J,n!'i ~
about EAinGso IHI9Sinssu, IIo., m'S "nJ o;;"T 10y,
feared no ueluge ol En!H1nun, ,I ~" W" @ 9E
Inc ngurGs 70 $40" MGs u "TT.u T1n G,NroT :"Sv ~
Tu EH's e,,I ~ II IL IN % ~ nrc,iSi, CCoIic
Mr.. srE"ARTA Dl'' ~ 'i"n'Ur ,n',,.',roto,I SO,S
eonGac uecaSG t.. NY i'3:,;o,,ni n IS a,NT,lS.
sPsSles =, ,,S..Si %aHS oS, S' ~ ",,igrH,i"n IA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-06

TnE Newark AdUrhatf speaks Of the
rstoraton Of the income tax as meas
ure to provide for the defeat OF the Re
publican party next fall, and adds:
"If it goes through tho House Il will be
most successful measure 1t Is ono Of
the few laws that execute themsclyeS
Mr.. Sherman; after accepting the situation
few days ago, managed TO renew the In.
come tax again, and there was dclugc Of
bOsh and balderdaSh about an exhausted
treasury, In tie face Of dc monthly re.
port showing u reduction in the debt
during June Of more than $90, 900, II
an exhausted treasury can do that, what
In the name u sense would . full one dol
We cannot hops that Congress will yet
find some other theory If the value OF u
citizen than what people call n 'tax.Pay.
ing capacity, but We h0pe against hope.
Senator Wilson procured tie passage Of
MI amendment making the TAX only q
per cent, with pledge that II should ter
inmate b 1872; but what's that prclnite
worth in the face Of the open violation q
the original pledge Ui the net 0t 1862,
that the tax should cease In 1902
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ROME.

RoNI, July6.
The discussion Of the fourth chapter,
relative To the supremacy Of the Pope,
was ended in tho EcuIncnlcal Council
yesterday, many Of those inscribed to
speak on the subject having withdrawn.
It,is reported that there will be II public
meeting on Sunday, tic 18th inst,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-06

TIM President aud lamily will leave
about the 18Th instant tOI Long Branch Tor
the season. The Presidents cottage at
that place ContAins fourteen rootng, hand
somCly furnished, necessary stables, &c.
He will take about six horses and two
carriages with him. Mr.. Mclah, steward
Of the Executive Mansion, the house.
keeper, cooks, and a sufficient number 0t
servants, go TO Long Branch for the sea
snn m
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-06

THE debt Of North Cqrolins Is now
forty millions, and the miserable State Is
bankrupt. The debt almost entirely re.
suits from bonds loaned totwcnty nall
roads, not more than one Of which has
ever built u mile.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-06

"QurTR correct, my dear; the natives Of
South America do not require clothes TO
keep them warm, because they are Hot.
tGntOts, don't you seeF' COOliesnre dii:
Gerent sort Of people altogether. So arc
the neople Of ChiIi."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-06

IT Is said that the census now being
taken In Ohio shows that the population
Of many townships has diminished in
stead of increased since tho last census.
This state Of affairs is caused by large
number Of the people immignting West
SynFtl.
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HOUSE..
wAsHrSoTOS, July 8.


Mr.. WAsuBuRSE, from the select Com
mittcc on Postal Telegraph, made a rG.
mort in favor Of the proposed government
systcm, and moved Il l'e printed for con-
sIderstion next December. II was 80 or
dCred.
Mr., PALMER presented minority re-
mort accompanied by u bill to establish
the postal telegraph system, and to incor-
poratc postal telegraph company.
The Kentucky contested election case
Barnes against Adnms-wnS discussed for
three hours: and the scat awarded to Ad.
ans, the retiring member. Five thou
sand dollars were voted for the expenses
Of tho contestant
The Virginia contested election matter
Of r, Packer against Booker, was dis.
cussctl two hours, hut was finally tabled.
Adjourned.
Mr.. RAMSEY called up the bill granting
lands In the State Of Minnesota toad in
the improvement Of the harhOr Mt Duluth.
Passed.
Dir. SHERMAN, from the Finance Com
mi,tcc, reported back the Funding bill,
and moved that the Senate disagree To the
House amendments, and appoint Com.
mittee Of Conference, The motion was
agreed TO.
Mr. FENToN intrOducedA hill to incor-
pOrnte the TChauntepec Railway aud
Ship Canal Company, with capital Of
thirty.ilvc millions, and power to acquire
from the Mexican Government all the
franchises und privileges 1t may grant.
Referred.
Tie tax bill was then proceeded with.
A long discussion wNs hal on the
amendment to allow the transportation Of
goods In bond from place Of entry to their
destination.
Mr. SHERM&S offered u new section, re-.
pctling NIL the laws allowing merchandise
to he transported through the United
States without the payment Of duty.
Al(cr discussion It was withdrawn.
Alr. ScITuRE moved an amendment
TO the House bill TO regulate the appraise.
ment and Inspection Of imports in certain
cases.
Mcssrs. BAYAKD, CoNEtIN0 and Ep-
NUNDs mentioned that the sections con-
lining tlie privileges Of the bill tn certain
parts tn the exclusion Of others was OBJ
nOxiOus TO the constitutional prohibition
that no performance he given by any reg
ulaliOns Of commerce or revenue TO the
ports Of one State over thn'e ol another.
Recess
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Contested Election Decision at
~ Richmond. NJ ~
RICIlMoND, July 3.

Judge Guigon to-day decided in The
contested Cady election question, that tne
matter Of illeSl md fraudulent vJtts cans
NOT bc gone into. The Republicans Claim
that tic decision in effect gives tue cily
officers to their candidates. The Con.
sGrvativCs still contest the election on Tue
ground OF inGormality In election.
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Tbe weather Yesterday.
7At EHsaA UGlON TEiagruph CS'G. BuiIstiH.
.ii WHEELING, Noon, July 5.

t-r WHEELINo, Noon, July
CipclnuatI-CleaF; wind .. O.; thss. ".
Rt LOuls-ClOaF; wind 3. e.; theF. y.
PittGburZh-CIoaE; wind W; thsf. ~,
New YoFE-ClOudy: wind .. W.; thef. q
ChieAgO-C Cloudy: Etnd ., "; theF,1A
W1ShInCtOn- Cloudy; theF q.
BOSIon-ClOudy: Wind .. e.; theE. g..
NRShville-Wlndn a. o.; theG. y.
New OFloauS-C Clear wind w.; thGT. s.,
PhllSdelphIA-C Clear; Wind w.; ther. ~.
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TIE Richmond papers claim that under
the proposed reappordonment Of Con.
gresStonGl districts In Virginia, six dis.
tricts, including Richmond, will be con-
servative and three will Ge radical.
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Homicide at st. Johns.

ga SNuNS' JuIy Z"
Thomas E. Burdlck, n school teacher,
was shot about one o'clock this morning,
by Charles EackcF, and died soon after
wards, EACker was Immediately arrested
II Is the most cold blOOlletI murder ever
known in this section.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-06

Alexander Simpson, nephew Of the late
Sir James Simpson, has tcen elected y
the chair OF Yidinbery University otEIl.
nburg.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-06

II Is necessary 70 receive Vilalso&l9
caution TIE telegrOphic staten i rom
the West respecting the plans in4 pm.
posEs Of the Indiana The8e EldtDiB
emlnate from sources 20 inimieal % tie
Indians, and 40 hostile 70 The iFiendly and
pacific methOtlS Of HIanAgemelt which
have Of late been attempted, that theT
mny, not uuEeaSonAbly, be WpPo p y
tinRed with eXAggcratiOD- Tho ADFiea q
outrage all look cDo-sided, Whlls 4 5
known, u matter Of tnct, that Indian
crimes are Ollen but the SequGDG8 OG
crimes pcTetSled by the whites OF Tie
latter class Of crime We hear lIila oI
nothing. TheEO y, d0lbtle8, Nqtb slis
6Cient n tlie asPect a aGlirsS61 ethe
frontier 70 excite ieaN Of trouble and y
justify great vigilance on the part of the
military. ButeVcn passing 'GaF cloud
should not be allowed to arrest the appH.
cation Of Just and humane policy 20
ward The Indians. sill lea3 70 eScpOothe,
revival Of that ieTOCiOug gpiitWhlch WAitS
only TO push forward the work Of eIter.
York 7ImEs.
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THE .cLoRlous FoURTH.'
Asa How 1t Wns Celebrated At Cin-
CinuaII.

1 GAA0AAAs
CIxclXNATl, July ..
The Fourth Was celebrated here by The
formal opening u E,ien Park Speeches
were made there was / gfAnd military
display: public dinner On the grounds. and
at night there WGs grand display n' iirr
works. BHsine15 WR5 generally suspended
Al PnElOr Grove, in Kentucky, few
miles below this city, Tim DAILY was Shot
and killed by an unknown person.
An old man, nj the same place, name
unknown, in 4 Skld, NAs drawn under the
steamer GrOesbeck aud drowned
Hon. Nathan Inrl Was accidentally
shoI In the leg with small cartridge
pistol while standing on Fourth street.
lie viii 10 disabled about thrre weeks
At HAtkeFS Grove there WIS dis
tuTbSnce, and on the way hack man WAS
beaten and thrown overheard.
Tie sccond game between the Forest
City Of Rockford, and the Red StncEingS,
drew an Immense audience, The re.
suit was, Red StOckings94 Forest CiIys ..
Al New York.
SEw YORE, July 5.
The Fourth was celebrated in the usual
manner throughout the north and east,
The entire division Of the National Guard
turned out here. The T'NmmAny Society
celebrated the day-Tweed presided. The
Standard Of Freedom and the Declaration
Of Indcendence were read, and Senator
CNsscrlv Cf California, delivered ali ora
lIou; John G. SAKE rcCiIed an original
poem: =. S Cox made short speech, Rnd
letters were received from Senator Thur
mnn, Governor English, Gen, AcC ellAn,
Governor Hoffman and others,
The Society Of Cincinnati Ol New York,
reelected Hamilton Fish President, and
rartOok Of their annual banquet at Del
mOnicO's
Al the Foot of Pixies Peak.
ESD Track KANSAS PAClPIc X T.,
July 9th, 1870.
Dr.. Raymond, President nr PasScr Col
lege, with ten professors anil teachers, ar
rived here this morning and took an am
hulancc for Lake Station, wherH, on The
bank Of the lake, 1895 miles from New
York, in tull view Ot Pixies Peak, they
took their 4th Of July dinner, They rc-
turn tonight, and will spend part Of To-
morrow nj Gen CustHr's camp, near Fort
Hays The PARTY have collected many
sIsI,imens from Western Kansas and Col
orado.
In Germany.
Sr,r,,r,, = vDr JuIvA
~ -" IL, ,,,,,,,
Amcrlcans soloNrnlNs IN tlIs N,H nJ'sn ,s,.,,
boring cities hnd grand crlcer1!lon lcFe
today. AT the banquet Consul ! oung' OF
Baden, presided, and patriotic SpStFH';S
were made by Consul klanprach';; M, y.
Beckett, Chas. ltouth and others Ihc
ovation was great success
Al Woodstock, Conn.
WOODSTOCK, July 4.
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The Latest News.
RepresentatIOn in PennayI.
PHrLADELPnIA, July ..

PHILADELPHIA, July o.
A meeting Of tlClegates from counties IN
Pennsylvania where Republicans are IN
minority was held yesterday, and = reSo-
luton was adopted recommending
Republican State Convention Of Delegaltes
from tho minority counties and distress
with view Of procuring legislation FAVOR
able to minority legislation.
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. FeuIau Crusader 10 be Released.
: MoSrREAl., July 5.

Orders have been sont " aherbrooka
for the relalsa Of the socalled FentAn
General McNamNF1, there not being sum
cient evidence to warrant his detention