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The New York herald., 1870-06-11
SENTENCE DAY IN JERSEY CITY.
Jersey Justice In Small InstaImcnts-Tommy
Hadden In Tight Pluce-An Election Re-
DeUter COuvicted

Jersey Justice In Small Instalmcnts-T0mmy
Hndden In a Tight Pluce-An Election Re-
pcnter Convicted.
The following prisoners were sentenced yesterday
In the Court Of Quarter Sessions at Jersey City by
Judge Randolph Patrick Landregan, assault and
battery, fined twenty dollars; Robert Joyce and
James Boucher two desperate characters, assault
anu battery, three months imprisonment; Alexan-
der Clements assault and battery woman. twelve
months State Prison; Edward Sheehan, indicted for
mansiaughter and convicted OF assault and battery,
fined fifty dollars; John Boyle and Julia Hennessey
larceny, twelve months in State Prison; Charles
Schultz, cutting his wfe's throat and recommended
TO mercy, eighteen months In State Prison; Joseph
Dudley, burglary, five years n State Prison. Charles
Burns, burglary three years In State Prison. Several
prisoners were araigned and tnelr trials will pro-
ceed during tile next two weeks. Tommy Hadden,
the "'werry wicked man. or Water street. New
York; Is under heavy bail for trial on the cnarge of
playing a nice little game whereby he gos possession
Of the entire household effects OF Hudson
City man, while the latter absent. Walter Scott,
OF HARRISON lies In Jail on the charge OF incest, Judge
Randolph declining to reduce the bail from $40, 000
Haag the Greenville repeater" was convicted after
very patient hearing Of his case. He was q can
didae for constable and made such strenuous efforts
TO record his vote twice that he Overshot the mark
and fell into the trap IL il expected that Judge
Randolph will make such an example in this case as
will break up the ring OF repeaters i'll Jersey City.
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SOUTH AMERICA.

The Brazilian Ministry-The Slavery Ques-
tion-Finances-Treaty Of Peace Retween
the Allies aud Paraguay.
LISBON, June 10, 1870.
The regular mail steamer from South American
ports has arrived, bringing dates from Rio Janero
to May II.
The Brazilian Ministry had informed the Chambers
that, while they would take no immediate measures
in regard to slavery, they would cid any private
efforts for Its mitigation
The annual budget OF Brazil has been submitted
by the Minister Of Finance With the restoration of
peace the Minister IL enabled to show handsome
surplus for the next year.
The representatives OF Brazil the Argentine Con-
federation and Uruguay have agreed ON the con.
dtions OF treaty OF peace with Paraguay.
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THE INDIANS.

Reported OutraSes in Texas Disproved-Caps
ture OF Governmen: Train by White
Renegades.
WASHINGTON, June 10, 1870.
Mr.. Lawrence Tatum, an Indian agent for the
Kiowas, reports from that agency in Idaho, under
date OF May IA, that the reports Of extensive raids
by the Comancnes into Western Texas and Of the
massacre Of nifty families is In his opinion entirely
false The Csmanches there appear 70 be somewhat
rowing Indians who remain on the Plains are
going to make raid on them and the white people
In the vicinity Of their agency. The agent says he
has no cause TO believe the Kiowas will take to the
provisions too highly to cause trouble without provo
cation. They are nearly oil hunting buffalo, which
are on their reservation In great numbers. 1t is
stated that twenty-five Comanches have gone to the
Qna-hadie camps, and would probably 60 to the
Rio Grande to steal horses.
This agent reports great many depredations
committed by whites disguised as Indians. A few
weeks ago party OF men disguised as Indians stole
q government train between the KtOwa agency and
Fort Harker. This Is the robbery recently men,
toned in the War Department. ORDERS compliment.
ing Lieutenant Harmon for MS action In pursuing
certain thieves and recapturing property.
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DEATH OF CHARLES DICKENS.
Particulars OF the Sad Event-Remarks OF
the London Press-Sketch of His
Life and Works.
LONDON, Jupe 9-loP. M

LONDON Jupe 9--ioPM
The London Globe. In Its last edition this evening
startled the community with the announcement that
Charles Dickens had been seized with paray and
was lying lnsensble at his residence at Gad's Ill.,
near Rochester, In Kent The news spread rapidly
ana created the most profound regret But the
worst was still to come. kilograms have been
received announcing the death OF the great novelist
at quarter past six O'CLOCK this evening.
Mr. Dickens was at dinner ON Wednesday when he
was seized with dt. DR.. Steele OF the village OF
Strood, who was for many years the family physician
OF Mr.. Dickens was Immediately called Ia ana re-
malned TIL nearly midnight.
The condition OF the patient becoming worse and
worse, 1t was deemed advisable to summon phys-
clans from London. kilograms were promptly de-
spatched and this morning several Lonuon physl-
clans arrived at Gadshi. A consultation was
held, and the case was at once pronounced hope
less. The patient sank gradually and died at fifteen
minutes past six this evening.
Mr.. Dickens had been III for several days, but not
seriously. He had even visited Rochester aud other
points during the present week.
Dickens Mcmory-Queen victoria's Message
Of Condo lence-Public Business Suspended
In London.
LONDON, June 10, 1870.
The news OF the death OF Charles Dickens which
was published In the city this morning, produced o
feeling OF Deep intense regret In the public MIND.
queen Victoria, Immediately after the intelligence
OF Mr.. Dickens death was communicated at court
despatched special message OF coincidence TO the
sorrowing members OF the family Of the deceased
author The public institutions in the city suspended
business Immediately after hearing Of the melan.
choly event.
Remarks Of the London Press tho NIcIan.
chOly Event.
LONDON, June TO- 1870.
The death Of Mr.. Dickens has plunged the nation
into mourning. All the London papers have obit-
uary articles this morning
The Times says:-The ordinary expressions of re-
gret are now cold and conventional Millions Of
people feel the personal bereavement. Statesmen,
savans ana benefactors OF the race when they die
can leave no such votd They cannot like this great
novelist, be an inmate OF every house.
The Daily Ne,os says:-"Wthout intellectual ped
gree his writings form era In English literature.
He was generous loving ana universally beloved.
lie leaves like Thackeray, an unfinished story"
The Aorntng Post says:-'Charles Dickens did
more than any contemporary to make English lite
nature loved and admired"
The Telegraph regards the distinguished dead as
public servant, whose task is nobly fulfilled.
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NORTH CAROLINA.

Dissracefnl Scenes mt a Republican Congress
sional C0nvention-A Split In the Party
The UItras willing to Support the Com
servativc Candidate.
WILMINGTON, June 10, 1870.
The Republican Convention to nominate candi-
date for Congress Of the Third district closed at
Lubert0n last evening" after the stormiest and most
exciting session known in the political annals of
North Carolina, after the withdrawal Of number OF
delegates. Hon. o. H. Dockery, the present incum-
bent, was nominated on the first ballot. Mr. Dock
cry refused to endorse the administration OF Gov
ernor Holden, and the antiDockery faction are ex-
tremely bitter and avow their intention OF running
an Independent candidate, OF voting for the
servative candidate. Galloway, the negro Senator,
and one oil the delegates pledged the New Haven
county against the nominee before he withdrew
from The Convention.
Andrew J. Jones, 1t is thought will be the inde-
pendent republican candidate and the prominent re-
pubcans declare that the dsgraceful scenes enacted
In the Convention surpass anything OF the kind ever
Witnessed
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MORE FAtELOvelsM IN HeWAsk.

In the Newark Police Court yesterday another
atr0cious of alleged freelovelsm blended with
an exhaustive supply OF rum was developed in the
case of man named George W. Raymond, who was
committed IN default OF $500 10 await trial on
charge OF having assaulted In most brutal manner
his Fourierlte companion, woman named Mary Il.
Wade, OF No. los West street. From the allegation OF
the latter the statements OF other parties ana the ad
mission of the accused himself 1t appears the
two had been living together as man and wife, Last
drunkenness and quarrel took place. which re.
suited, as alleged, in his Knocking her down. kicking
her and otherwise abusing her outrageousy. When
the poor creature appeared Ia court her face was
bandaged and tied up. one OF her jaws having been
broken Raymond IL a bury huckster, doing bust.
ness In Centre Market, Newark.
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DOMINION OF CANADA.

Great Fire I'm Observation-Disclosures Destruction
of Flour, Grain and Merchandise--Princ
Arthur to be Invested With Canadian
Orders.
MONTREAL, June TO- 1870
large fire occurred here this morning in the
Montreal Warehouse Oompany's building. over
10000 barrels Of flour, 100000 bushels OF grain
(chleny wheat), and a large quantity of sugar and
merchandise were destroyed 1t is believed the loss
Is covered by insurance, divided among various
companies The company have $4,000 Insurance
on the building in the Royal Insurance Company.
An imposing ceremonial programme has been
drawn up for tomorrow, when Prince Arthur will
be invested with the orders OF st. Michael and St.
George by the Governor General. The officers OF the
army and the militia. heads OF departments, clergy,
&c. In full Dress will be present 1t Is expected to
be brilliant affair.
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IRELAND.

The Gladstone Coercion Bill as q Summary
Penal Law-special Commission Trials
Immediate Conviction and Sentence.
DUBLIN, June 10, 1870
The Gladstone Coercion bill, which was lately
passed by the imperial Parliament as a means Of
sustaining the law and thus upholding the Queens
authority In this country ts In full judicial force,
under Its popular title OF pains and penalties bill
A special commission court has just tried two
murder by seeking to XIII Mt. Radcllfe. The men
were found guilty. qearty was sehtehced to penal
eervitude for ffe and Brady to penal servitude for
ten years. They were tried before special jury.
Two jurtes enphnelled In the ordinary manner by
the county authorities had previously failed to agree
TO verdict In either case. ff
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More Outrnges ON the Morris and Essex
Line-Tho Outraged Passengers Declare
War to the Bitter End-The Indignation
Meeting at M0ntclair.
The obnoxious regulations of the Morris and Essex
division Of the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Railroad are still carried out IN manner that has
fairly aroused the latent Indignation OF the patrons
OF the road and induced them to organize In bodies
and declare war to the bitter end until some change
for the better Is Effected
are reported. Prominent among these is the
case Of Mr.. R. G, Browning, highly respected
chant OF this city, whose residence is at orange.
sired yesterday to lay over at Newark so as to pay
his local taxes. When near Roseviile he refused to
have his ticket punched or to pay fare. As conse-
quence the train was stopped and the gentleman
was put of lorcibly by the conductor and fireman.
He e 1onE n s wa M
by the other passengers at the treatment their
Jfere had received, and were only prevented from
interfering by his earnest solicitations He has eX-
pressed his determination 10 drag the matter before
the courts at the earliest possible day He is man
ing sa every word he says 'aI,' It IS also stated
that Mr. Fairbanks, OF scale celebrity. was treated
similarly YESTERDAY, as wen as others suits have
recover damages, by Mr.. w. A. Torrey and one or
two other gentlemen under like circumstances. In
addition, commuters, clubs are being organized at
various points along the line with view TO o grand
legal battle, necessary, TO an adjustment Of the
The meeting called TO assemble last evening at
Watching Hall, In the village OF Montclar, was as
might naturally be expected from the shocking
state OF the weather, especially In the country slen
derry attended. Indeed, II was matter OF wonder to
the keeper Of the hall that even HERALD reporter
had the courage to go abroad on such night
About half-past eighJ O'Clock the meeting was
formally called to order by w. A. Torrey, chairman
Of the Commuters Executive Committee and
Mr.. Albert Pearce voted into the chair, while
Mr.. J. b. Kearney was chosen secretary. Mr..
Edward Moran at once took the Aoor and suggested
that owing to the paucity OF numbers present and
the important matters which 10 was proposed TO
bring forward and discuss, 1t would be best to ad
journ the meeting Till tonight at the same time aud
place. The motion was carried and the meeting
accordingly adjourned Measures were then taken
TO secure a large attendance tonight.
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YACHTING.

The Ocean Race Between tho Cambria aud
DauutIess-Mr. Ashbury's Speech-His Prize
Cups and Hopes-What He May Accomplish
mt sandy Heck.
LONDON, June 10, 1870.
On the occasion OF the recent banquet given by
Mr.. Ashbury, owner OF the yacht Cambria, to his
friends, Mr. Ashbury during the course of his after
dinner speech announced that he had pur-
chased SIX prize cups OF tho nncst material
and most exquisite workmanship which he could
procure and held them for contest In American
again 10 England. lie also hoped that during the
coming ocean race across the Atlantic he would
pass the Sandy Hook lightship ahead OF the Ameri-
can yacht Dauntless.
The concluding aspiration and expression OF Mr..
Ashbury were received with great applause by his
guests.
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Frcema sOury.

PARIS, June 10, 1870.
The delegates Of the Freemasons Of France TO the
Grand ORIENT today voted. by 1913 against 25 the
suppression OF the Grand Maitrise f.the Order and
followed this up with vote that the question OF
suppression be first submitted to the consideration
OF the subordinate lodges which was carried by l30
TO ITO.
The Grand Orient then proceeded to the election of
aPfOvisonal Grand Master, TO occupy the poaition,
u ade vacant by the decllnrtlOn OF General Weinet
with the following result
Babaud Lariblere. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 186
Sai NV l99
Nj. LariDere was declared elected.
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Second Report.

LONDON, June 10--P. M.
The race OF the Royal Thames Yacht Club took
place to-day. The yachts started from Gravesend at
noon sailed around the More and returned the lead.
ers arriving in the following ORDER
Mr.. Mulhollands schooner Egerla l6l tons....... l
Mr.. Ashbury schooner Cambria, 100 tons ....... 2
Count Ratthyany's schooner Flying Cloud, IS tons
Tho Flying Cloud was declared the winner by two
anu half seconds under time allowance, and the
EQera second. y
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Mexico and Canada.

LONDON, June I0-P. NJ
In the House OF Commons tonight Mr.. Monse
said the Mexican government would be held respon-
sple for the seizure OF Corosa on the borders OF Be-
lze by the Yucatanese, and troops had already left
Jamaica for Belize. He also stated that the Cover
nor OF Jamaica was now here advising with the
Colonial Office
Mr.. Monk introduced his resolve on the Canadian
Railroad Loan, which he pronounced u palpable
mtsappfopftation OF funds.
Mr.. M0hsen indicated that Canada had faithfully
complied with the terms of the bargain and was
now finishing the road TO Halifax. He thought the
tic, and unjust:
The resolution was withdrawn.
A pr0htess discussion followed on the Game laws
after Which the House adjourned.
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MILITARY REVIEW.

Yesterday morning the First brigade, First
division National Guard. under command OF Gen.
eral Ward proceeded TO Prospect PARK Parade
Ground for review. The weather was Of the most
dsagreeable description, as The heavy ran carried
at an unpleasant angle by the high wind,
drenched the troops at Intervals, while the mud and
sloppy streets and roads made the marching
exceedingly dillicut The brigade comprises the
First regiment, Hawkins Zouaves; the Twelfth,
Twenty sixty-ninth, Seventy-nrst and Sew
ty-ninth regiments, and turned out about fifteen
hundred strong. They were reviewed at Prospect
PARK by Major General Shaler. commanding the di-
vision, and staI. They went through series OF
difficult man9uvres In a highly satisfactory man-
ner considering the disadvantages under which
they paraded, including loadlngs and firings
with blank cartridge. twenty-five rounds were
fired. Too much praise cannot be awarded to the
brigade for the soldierly and prompt obedience
evnced by them In paradng during such unpleasant
weather, but the necessity OF subjectInR them to
such discomfort Is certainly to be regretted and 1t
does seem that the parade might reasonably have
been postponed. But the First brigade is composed
OF splendid material and the regiments composing
ityhave stood worse storms than rain storms.
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HUNG AIRY.
MOrtuary Honors.

VIENNA, June ~, ls7U.
The funeral of Batthyani took place at Pesth yes.
terday and was attended by vast crowds OF people.
The funeral procession. consisting Of a division Of
troops and the national and literary societies or the
city, occupied one hour In passing a given point.
The display, Notwithstanding Its solemn character,
bwas rlliant and picturesque.
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GERMANY.

Royal Communion With Russia.
PARIS, June 10, 1870.
The Constitutional says the King Of Prussia and
the Gar have had several interviews at Ems. The
writer Processes to have information that in their
Conversations, the question OF Gallica was not al
luded To, but that particular attention was given to
the Schleswg controversy.
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TELECRAPnlC NEWS
r r O N
ML PARTS OF THE WORLD
Parliamentary Opposition to Premier
Gladstone.
Irish Convictions Under the
Coercion Bill.
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Spanish Battle With and Defeat Of
the Brigands.
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Mr.. Ashbury's Hopes of the Ocean
Yacht Race.
ENGLAND.
Parliamentary Prosress-The Sugar Dutios--
Extraordinary Breach Of Form.


Extraordinary Breach Of Form.
LONDON. June 10. 1870.
The House Of Commons reassembled yesterday
after weeks recess.
DLord Mahon took the seat for East SUFFOLK vacated
by the elevation Of Hon. John MAJOR Henniker to
the peerage
MI. Monk gave notice that he should move re-
solve that In the opinion Of House proviso MS
OF the Canadian act fail to fulfil the terms OF the
Railway Loan oct.
Mr.. Crawford moved that provision be made in
the reduction OF the sugar duties for drawback on
stock In store or refinery on the 18th OF April.
several members attacked the government on the
subject OF the sugar duties, charging 1t with bad
faith.
Messrs. Gladstone and Lowe replied to the charges,
and opposed the resolve.
Mr.. Cardwell promised that the government would
take the grievances OF the sugar dealers into con-
6l0eratfon and the resolve was Withdrawn.
during debate In committee on a local bill an
amendment was offered which was opposed by the
government. Much feeling was shown during the
discussion. The chairman or the committee left his
out example IN the House OF Commons. The amend
ment was finally carried against the government,
when Mr.. Gladstone said the measure had been SO
mucn altered that complete reconsideration OF the
subject by the government might be necessary
Ihe OIL, as amended, was then ordered by the
committee to be reported to the House.
On coming out OF committee the House discussed
Tor short time army topics and matters OF second
airy moment aud adjourned.
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JEROME PARK RACES.
Pool Selling Last Evening.

There was the usual gathering at the rooms OF the
Jockey Club last evening to Invest In the pool sales
by DR.. Underwood The bidding was not however,
either very brisk or heavy. The following is a
sample OF the pools sold. In the first three pools
Helmbold and Cottrlll were sold together, after
Wards ginply:-
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The CrOps.

PARIS, June 10, 1870.
severe drought prevails in the agricultural dis.
tricts OF France.
London mercantile gazette says, notwithstand.
ing the Respondent remarks OF the agricultural press
wheat is progressing favOraby and promises fair
average yield, but the prospects OF other crops are
d!sc0uTaging.
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TURKEY.
Tho Fire in

Tho Fire In Constantinople-Awful Loss Of
Life.
CONsTANTINOPLE June TO- 1870.
The number Of lives lost in the connagration may
be safely set down at 200.
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FRANCE.
Tho RegicIde Plot.

PARIS, June 10, 1870.
The police have discovered eighteen more OF the
wheel-shaped bombs, which were thrown into a
canal by the conspirators and Eve fresh arrests
have been made OF parties implicated IN the con-
spiracy.
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An American Consul Arrested.

LONDON, June 10, 1870.
Mr.. John 8. Fiske American Consul at Leih,
Scotland. has been arrested The London Times
says the arrest was made In connection with the
BOultOn masquerade case. BAH was refused
LONDON, June 10-P. M.
Mr.. Fiske, the American Consul at Leith, was
arrested in the North and is expected here hourly in
charge OF officers.
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Pyle,s $50. X -, IL the Best UOuschnld Soap
In America. Sold by Groeers everywhere.
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The Weather.

LONDON, June 10, 1870
Dispatches from all points In the British isles re-
port the weather unsettled.
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AbOlltiOuisu.

MADRID, June 10, 1870.
Senior Livares, Deputy to the Cortes from Porto
Rico advocates the passage Of the bill for the aboi
ton Of slavery. -
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For Moth Patches, Frcckles md Tan Use
PERRY'S MOTH AND FRECKLE LOTION. II 10 reliable
harmless Sold by druggists. Depot ~ Bonestrcet
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MUM & Co.., 81 Park Row, New York,
Publishers SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN Paens Obtained in
tho United States and AL foreign couu tries
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Amnesty.

LISBON, June TO, 1870.
The governmen, S.ss decreed an amnesty for all
political crimes ana oren,'a as comAA'''0 ''NO' 'N'
III 0l &aEGR, 1870.
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Ladies', Misses, Gents and Boys Boots
and Shoes, all styles, reduced prices, a.
MILLER coz, No. Q Union square.
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Shirts, Collars, Cuffs, md Drawers
unriyalIed in style aud Inanufe ciure, at
UNION ADAMS a CO.'S, No. 637 broadway.
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SPAIN.

1.sa For the Gland Of Freedom"
MADRID, June TO- 1870.
the Duke Of Montpenser has asked for and OBJ
tained passport for England.
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Every Mother who Regards the 4.

David's Summer Styles of Genticrnen's Hats
IN casimers, beavers, straws and Panamas Salesrooi
259I6 Broadway, near Duane street.
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PORTUGAL.
Cabinet Construction.

The Duke de Saldanha Is engaged in completing |
his cabinet. which has been derauged by the recent
designations.
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Comfort for Canada.

LONDON, June TO- 1870.
The corporation OF London has addressed ON IN
vltation to the Canadian volunteers to Join the
volunteers OF England In q shooting match for the
SILVER cup.
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kiuHcrnt Has Carried OF the Blue Ribb0n
of the Derby In triumpb the leader The public
favor the matter OF headgear IA aesthetic KNOX whose
summer styles of Hats, sik straw, felt fur. reay
at 2l2 BoadwAy corner Fulton street. distinguished by
those inmape features which have for the Halter ihe
title Of Head Favorte Of America
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Tho Demand of the season for Cool nnd
comfortable elegant and economical garments is fully
met and boys are Concerned. In the immense
stocks OF unequaed Oo,hng Offering the extensive
stores OF DEvLIN Co, Broadway aud Grand stree aud
broadway and Warren street.
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American Securities.

LONDON June 10, 1870
The London Times In its money article this morn
Ing referring to the Introduction of the new Grand
Rapids Railroad bonds says: "Erie experiences in.
culcate dtstrust OF all such securites.''