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General Sheridan was expected here to-day from
New York, but General Sherman telegraphed him
not to come until Monday, as he (sherman) would be
out OF the city. II Is understood that in the mean.
time he VIII visit the President at Long Branch
aud confer with him relative 70 his trip to Europe.
the Secretary OF War, with General Dyer, Chief
OF Ordnance VIII make tour Of inspection next
week OF the arsenols and armorles of the govern
uent, beginning at Springfield, Mass On his re.
turn here the Secretary Of War Will leave for his
home In Iowa to spend six weeks
Admiral Porter proposes to be In New York to
participate In the welcome to the yachts uaunlless
aud Cambria.
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Ceisstiais Afraid Of France.
MADRID July 23, 1870
fhe Chinese Ambassadors who are now In this
city. have sent despatch u Paris asking whether
N view OF the recent massacre OF the French IN
China. they would he well received The govern.
neus promptly forwarded a reply assuring the en-
bsasy of A Kind reccutloa.
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GREECE.


ATHENS. July %. 1870.
1t is as follows:-
Oeligiorgi->1nterior and Exterior
Ohr1stiadi-Flnances.
Gidraccaki-War.
tAntonapoulu-Public WORKS.
Brosi0-Navy.
BOuDlO-JustCe.
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KANSAS.


assassination Of Colonel Buell..
ST. LOUIS. July 20, 1870.
Colonei David q. Buell., q. s. A.. In charge of the
arsenal at Fort Leavenworth. Kan, was assassl.
nated last night while returning from q party at
knQWn. :" VIZ
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ILLINOIS,.


Woman Burned 20 Death In Chicago.
CHICAGO, July 23 1870.
Gre occurred last night, commencing about six
O'Clock, which destroyed q large frame building on
Carol street. occupied for pork packing lard rem
der1ng and residences The total loss Is 100000
Aiier the fire had been subdued and tho nremen
had gone 20 their engine houses II was discovered
that Mrs. Keller residing I'm the building was miss.
Ing. Arer searching through the ruins for some
time her remains were discovered burned to crisp.
Excitement In Chicago Commercial Circles
Base Baii-The Mufuals Of New York Anui.
hiinte the Chicago White ssccl1tngs.
CHICAGO. July %, 1870.
The week Just closed has been one Of excitement
In commercial circles, and to many IL b as proved
disastrous. Wheat which on Tuesday reached 81 25
cash ana 81 az sellers option In August to-day
touched 81 o5. and 81 10 sellers option In August
Transactions In Western Telegraph stock have been
larger during the past week than ever before,
Chicago society II excited the nymenial event
70 transpire on Thursday next being the marriage
OF Potter Palmer worth ten millions, TO Miss Bertha
Honore.
Tie Mutuais, Of New York. played the White
Stockings, OF this city, to-day. The score stood
Mutuais o. White stockings 0, beng whitewashed
nine tunes In SUCCESSION.
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1O4 Degrees at st. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, July %, 1870.
The heat continues terribly intense. The mer-
curry for week past has ranged from OF to 1O4, be.
tween the hours Of nine A. M. and six P. M. No
before. The deaths from sunstroke are numerous.
but the general health Of the city is good.
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The Schooner Tidal Wave Beats the
United States Schooner America.

Tho American Yacht DauuuesS Again Heard
From. ,-a-.~s
LONDON, July 49, 1870.
The yacht Dauntless was spoken In latitude 40
north, longitude 80 west. on the 18th inst
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IRELAND.


The Crops.
LONDON. July %, 1870
The oat crop OF Ireland this year Is The heaviest
ever known there.
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duccd here. rhe Long Island shore was hugged By
,as lorsisn aeaners by NE nlmsy wooden craft
steAmoosss. and yachts were beating through the
Nsr,o.s senera.y under plan sal; and traders,
peopsns TIE waters north Of sandy Hook were in
with alscrity moyements snd evolution. proceeiei
with desraich ana there was no hating anywhere.
me yachts OF the Brooklyn New York and Atlantic
ne vista Sswu s sss rss oose Ms Pais non M
70 he supposed that the trlnne American squadron
come Mr.. Ashbtxy and his rival besides the British
sch0oner yacht Algeria
They al were dressed IN new sails. their
rigging was taut well tared. and where
wire. neai and straight a. the shortest
was an available, accurately rove ana led 70 the
proper places ana about decks there was the ias-
commendaole points the sch0oners were handled by
ihe following scaooaers were down the hay sail
ing about toward sandy Hook and back At the plea
sure OF their owners
Tarolinta-Mr. Kent
E.eur do !ls-Captain Dickinson.
Tidal Wave-COmmodore William Vo0rhis
kambier-Mr. James n. Banker.
paantoIn-CommOdor. H. q. stSbbns.
Magic--.sr. rranklln 0sgood.
madeleine-Mr. jacob vOorhis.
Slvie-Nr. T. Dodge
United states schooner America Commander r.
Addle "
Restless,
storm King
Red. White and Blre.
Inc new schooner Iarolinia was on her trial trip
yesterday. She viii be remembered as the yacht
puht q, Nyack expressly 10 compete with the Cam
pria. tor new yacht she worked well. she got
under way at nve O'Clock ana stood down the bay
toward the lghtship meeting with . southerly
oree1e. she did not appear 70 be particularly smart
IN stays but this no doubt Is owing TO the TACT that
she 10 entirely new. She promises well.
Tne Tidal Wave was down yesterday, looking beau
tDul and graceful. Commodore William voorhis
was on board End u end she was neat and clean,
seaman-like, and credit TO the squadron and her
owner.
TIE TIDAL WAVE BEATS THE AMERICA.
Yesterday morning the America, under the COM
mand OF Captain Meade. got under way from her
anchorage and started down the bay beating toward
Sandy Hook with light southerly breeze. Soon
the Tidal Wave weighed anchor and sailed In pur-
suit. the TIDAL Wave then lay or shore abreast
OF Stapleton Staten Island. AT the beginning
the America had the start by about one mile. The
Tidal Wave was not long In oyerhauling her. and
the schooner Of Commodore voorhls reached the
Southwest Spit about one mre ahead. But two
tacKs We're made by the Tidal Wave IL Is Com,no-
dore Voorhis opinion that the America would have
done much better with stronger breeze. The
America anchored or the Navy Yard last night.
Yachtmen think that she Is not yet Ia her best trin
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Betting on the Ocean Yacht Race,

Last evening the betting on the great ocean yacht
race was rather lively at several places In the city,
and especially at the Fifth Avenue Hotel The odds
were slightly In favor Of the Cambria, although q
great many bets were made even one to the amount
OF SIS, 900 between two prominent Wall street brok
ers: Several bets were also made that the yachts
that they will pass the ghtshp before eight o'clock
this evening. Every one seemed exceedingly anx.
t0us about the race, and for time forgot all about
Staten Island to-day win be the great centre OF at
traction for thousands Of people. all bent upon 'be
ing In at the DEATH" Dut II Is questionable II they
are not somewhat premature, as the general opinion
among old yachtmen seems TO be that neither OF
the billowy racers Will reach Sandy Hook before the
25th or Goth inst, and perhaps later.
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A Bro.ling Day in Newark.

average temperature yesterday
Average temperature for corresponding date
last year. ...........s.......,....
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At Washington.

WASHINGTON, July 49, 1870
The thermometer this afternoon at two O'Clock
was at 90.
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The Tcnlperaturo ALONG { nc Coast aud in the
Interior.
The following table shows the temperature at a
quarter past nine O'Clock last night at each Of the
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WASHINGTON. July 2s, 1870
Artificial Limbs rsr Disabled Soldiers and
Seamen.
congress having provided BY ~oH appSvved June
IT, June 30 ana July H. 1870 for the reissue every
nve years Of artificial limbs or the value thereon IN
money to 0flcers, soldiers, seamen and marines who
have lost limbs In the service OF the United states,
instructions are published for tho benent OF those
Interested. Upon applications for umds in
Kind orders Will be given by the Surgeon
General upon any manufacturer selected
who shall have first filed bond in
the sum Of $4,000, with two securities, to furnish
good and satisfactory limbs without extra charge to
the soldier ana make good all defects Of material or
workmanship without additional charge subject in
all cases TO the inspection OF such persons as the
Surgeon General may designate. transportation to
and nom the place OF fitting the limo will also be
furnished upon written request addressed to the
Surgeon General
Weekly Financial Statement.
The receipts Of fractional currency for the week
ending to-day amount to s59o,Oo0 The shipments
were:-
Notes s6s7. .1a2
Tue Treasurer holds in trust for national ''O'si
banks as security for circulation...... s42o22 o5O
ana ior deposits OF public money!: l0al66oO
~, siroyed during the week .............. 5s4,soo
the week. ........................ 227,O00
Bank currency issued for bills destroyed
Tosi amount issued 2s7ss,,ass 7s,ssS
Balance due for mutllated notes. ....... 397, ,063
date: 200, ,4o4, 721
Internal revenue receipts to-day. ........ 618, 500
for me month to date. 1906, ,476
Com In Treasury today...... 1o5,e0O,0Oo
So.n ceruncates. ..........".."..... 40, 100, 900
sNl.lOO
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The Position Of the Dauntless-Her Time and
Distances.
The above special despatch was received at the
HERALD ONCE last evening. telegram similar in
purporr though differing somewhat from these lati-
tudes, was published In some Of the evening papers,
causing considerable excitement The following
shows the position OF the
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VERMONT HISTORICAL SOCIETY.

On the 9th, 18th, and Sth of July next this So
ciety will hold Convention at Burlington, Vt. They
to have memorial services in honor of the Rev. DR..
Hicks The address will be delivered by the Rev. Albert
H. Bailey, ID. D., of Sheldon VT This address was pro-
nounced before the Diocesan Convention held at Bellows
Falls on Wednesday, 1st inst, and will be repeated by
request. Geo F. Houton of St. Adams is President Of
this Society, and Henry Clark, Editor of The Rutland
Herald, Is secretary 1t Is expected that Henry B. Daw
son. Editor Of The Historical hGOozins will read paper
before the Society Vermont Coinage; and tho Rev.
Dr. Han of Brooklyn, Rector of Trinity Church, has been
invited to repeat his address the Life and Character
Of Edwin NJ Stanton, recently read before the Long
Island Historical Society. The Rev. d." DOwne, Rector
st. Paus Church, Brooklyn has also been invited 10
read historical paper. The President Will read an
inaugural address and other papers, consisting OF bio
graphical sketches Of the late Hon. Geo. HOsom, LID
late Minister To the Hague Of the late Gov Washhurne
and the late Daniel r. Thompson, author Of the novel
entitled 1.-THE Green Mountain Boys" Mr. Geo. A. Scot
Of Nergeuues viii read paper upon the part taken by
Vermont in the battle Of Gettysburg Altogether this
promises to he very interesting and important
sion, and the people Of Burlington mean TO make 1t
SOClallV attractive,
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INTERESTING DIVORCE slit.

PHILADELPHIA, June 12.-In the Court of
Vu@rter Sessions yesterday, Judge Allison, interest
ing ease heard, the churge being adultery and big
""y against Gilbert X. ROddn aud Mary Tuy. In the
year 1885, Gilbert Rodan married In the city OF New
iok 10 Charlotte stafford, and continued 70 reside with
S e %nt 1869 % years having by her eight children In
80 fsolan being sexton Of Christ Church in NewYOrk
.OOk up With one Mary Tully and left New-York and
ssd 70 Phladelp ha, where they have continued
- WI since; The adultery with the said Mary Ty
49, eVhhted Ia April, 1885, and June following the
kOdan. Va WV "FP'i'"'''" VI Ni''
certified copy Of the divorce proceedings in New
,! IA which II was set forth That the divorce
5Ss upon proof OF the commission of adultery by Gil
me dHSah WIN Mary fully, was read. On behalf Of
byina bis counsel admitted that they had been
"e Dsethef dc man and wife. which they really
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RELEASE OF THE PRIvATEER HORNET-REJOIC-
INGS AMONG THE CUBANS.

RELEASE OF TIE PRIVATEER HORNEr-REJOIC-
INGS AMONG THE CUBANS.
WASHINGTON, June 12.-The Cuban privateer
Hornet has been under seizure since last Fall at vii
mingtOn, ~ c. Mr.. Lemus Charge Of the Cuban Re
public, appeared in the District Court Of North Carolina
IN November last and claimed the vessel the property
Of the Cuban Republics but Judge Brooks decided the
could take notice Of the existence OF the Repub
lie OF Cuba An appeal was taken from this decision TO
the Circuit But yesterday the President directed the
lease Of the vessel and all the property seized 10 Mr. Fer
nado maeias the original purchaser Of the vessel from
the United states Government, requiring however,
bonds in the Of $1,000 the vessel Shall not lie
used 10 commit hOStitic, against Spain any other
way violate the Neutrality laws OF the United States
Gen b. +. Butler and the Hon W. f. Chandler arr the
Eireties upon the bond Of Mr. Macias. The and
other property restored valued about 100000 and
the decision Of the President release is the cause of
great rejoicing among the friends Of the Cuban patriots
MORE TROOPS SENT TO THE SEAT OF wAR-Ap-
PEAL OF THE LABARANTES.
HAVANA, June 4.-The BOmberos of Havana
have been IN quarters since yesterday morning under
orders TO sail the Villas The Bomberos Of Cienfuegos
hatanzas and other points have already left for the
scene Of operations in the Eastern and Middle Depart
Hents.
In this city, well In Cienfuegos Matanzas and
GuanbacOa there has been distributed lately rcmaka-
Die document 1t is addressed % the BOmberos and
signed Los LabaTanes" A few paragraphs are given:
CompariOs, how long will you he the docile instru
1eht. Ci a tyranny which holds your country IN
slavery What do You expect from the Spanish Gov
dhmehtt How many sdcrlnces have you made How
many brethren have you slain, what amount OF blood
nave you caused 10 hOwi what have you received as
Compensation for all this other than cOntemptl Will
You remain deaf the voice Of and permit your
brethren 10 perish, sti refusing 70 extend them gen
siOus hand The last hour has sounded Take action
VII you b. free OF continue 20 be slayesi'
Don GregOrio AlbaTan retired soldier, has Just been
eed by publication in the Gaecd 30 forward and
p.ee himself In arrest charge Of bringing slaves
hJC tLe country The authorities know that this worthy
a. quietly dischafgiuR his duties emplOye on the
a Nu'' Railroad ana could be found and incarcerated
my day IL il thus the Spaniards punish sayers. ~
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.

livered an address upon the Political Crisis IN England
He considered that the political changcs which thaE
country undergoing really the substitution
OF elective for hereditary Government The absence OF
written constitution has enabled EnCland's liberty IN
grow and has been the essential condition Of develop
mcnt. The processes by which the power 81 earlier
carefully sketched. The King IS now only
suppSred this British agurehead The upper House in
the Government Of England the last leaf on the tree
of hereditary government The vice OF monrches wa
tyranny those OF popular faction ana
corrupt practices He described the system OF bribery
inaugrated by Horace WalpOle He hoped 10 see ia TINS
country the perfect extension OF universal suffrage nor
would he exclude religion altogether from our forms OF
government bc considered that atheism was ahcted
with imperialism.
This address concluded the exercises OF the annual
meeting OF the Western Social Science Association Ire
attendance was slender except at lecture OF Prof.
Goodwin smith, which brought together large ana en-
thuslastic audience.
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ITALY.

APPRruENDED EVOLUTIONARY MOVEMENTS
THE MINISTER TO PORTUGAL RECALLED.
FLORENCE. June u, 1870
II has been reported to the Government TO-
day that another revolutionary movement Is ABOUT 70
occur in Italy. The authorities are taking the measures
necessary 10 suppress the disorders.
dispatch from Vienna states that descent OF ltaa
rvolutonss from Austrian territory is threatened ana
that the Austrian Government is taking measures 10
guard AGAINST the movement
Tie EcoHomiSta reports that the correspondence be
tween the Italian and Swiss Governments on the SUBJECT
of the threatened invasion Of Italy by the adherehs Oh
Mazziui has assumed milder tone
The Italian Government has recalled its ambassador
from Lisbon in order 10 investigate certain charges
brogAt against him by Portugal
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arctic marriage having taken place In October, four
months after the decree OF divorce. BY the New York
statute also by the statute OF Pennsy lvania IL IL de-
clared that when divorce is obtained the ground OF
adultery the guilty party is not permitted TO marry
during the divorced wife's lifetime.
The Judge said 1t clear the decree Of divorce sep
arated the husband and wife absolutely. but ii was
question: and the only question in the ease whether the
Court should not give effect 10 the NewYork statute. II
so the defendant Gilbert ROdan has been guilty Of
adultery. The crime Of adultery not indctabc pun
shabe in the state of Pennsylvania, unless the oense is
committed within its Jurisdiction and there is no evil
dence of the crime of adultery having been committed
in this State The court reserved its decision The
ond wife Is of prepossessng appearance and about 40
years old ROdan is apparently So wears Of age.
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GRIMES AND CAsuALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

The Canada glass works at Montreal were
burned on FRIDAY. Loss, $4,000 partially insured
The grist mills of w. h. Jones 81 CO., at Wash
ugton Mills y destroyed by Gre early yesterday Loss s
The car-shops of the Kansas Pacific Railroad
Wyandoe Kauss destroyed ON Thursday night About %
feet Of walnut and osI lumber we're also burned Loss si par
tally insured
On Thursday evening young man named
Nelson residing Lynn Mas, shot himself while at The supper table
ball passing through the m lung The wound uppel 70 DE NOR
tai No cause is assigned for the act
On Saturday morning the old Cooper Shop Re-
treatment PHILADELPHIA where soldiers were enter
sre involving ios. Of about 5000 story Qccupci By
William Cooper and the second story by WAloot DIXON
About midnight on Saturday two parties
Of Young quare Baltimore free fight easned 10 which
William Moore struck with billy on the head from the effects
Of which be died shor time The oooners jury Yesterday found
that the blow struck by William Quinn The murderer has not YET
been arrested.
IA serious fire occurred in the st. James Hotel,
Washington Saturday Mn Cgn, wife Of Senator Crsgn 1od
benz % Hook and Ladder COMPANY and lady was rescued n
lore her IN biz arms dos2 The ladder 70 Se ground Tlere was Hto
damage done
The Boston police yesterday seized IA packages
directed different persons, good deal Of Opposition
police officers BY The agent and officers Of the boat but they were finally
before they landed original MARKS Obt
Grated and the packages rdec 10 Gnoey Of Boston Mass The
seizure created good deal Of excitement and occupied the police the 81
tire DAP
IA fire broke out yesterday in Central block
Lewiston Me which nearly destroyed owned one bali by
500 The furniture Of the destroyed bat AZ Is
vAubs saved It's vsus One owned by Wakefield
McGiheddy whose los is 5000, for - 900 Msssrs
cSsO a. @ tor Two an. NJ s;.oa -. SSu M The
occuped by stsHSood books 6aroeon drugs
Hsnsoo Co John Nash pianos, C. boot and shoe
manufacturer HomAns insurance Office and the Law ofess Of Frye
fGs Cotton Loot valuable library and Ill & paps The CITY
Room. .e also burned but The records we're saved The total 's
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MISCELLANEOUS CABLE DISPATCHES,

.GuStaye FIOurens IS sun IN LONDON.
1.-THE health of John Bright is improving.
.... Thomas Carlyle will soon visit this cOun-
try.
.... The L. s. steamer Franklin is now in
Lisbon.
....S Some of the brigand chiefs in Greece
have escaped 10 Turkish territory.
Mr.. Marlborough won the silver SOULS at
Oxford on Saturday, for the best steering.
THE successful removal of Instructions in
the suez Canal, near Lake Tmsah is announced.
THE Bavarian Minister of War proposes
oOns ierable reduction in the military establishment.
~ The John Bal, a London weekly Journal
publishes rtunor tina, the Marquis Of Butte is about 10
alb ROmauisIu.
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THE CINCINNATI sANGERFFsT.

CINCINNATI, June 12.-PreparatiOns for the
approaching Sangerfest have proceeded all day at
the Hail. which being handsomely decorated with ever
greens and flags. There grand rehearsal last night
and another tonight for male voices, with full orchestra
The programme for the line Of march Wednesday af
ternoOn will be published tomorrow. The procession
will embrace large number of societies from abroad, all
the societies Of this city, the city fire department. munich
pal officers home aud foreign bands, and the military
At the grand tTumphal arch, each singer Will be pre-
scented with wreath Of flowers or bouquet, by young
girls. From present appearances ii will be the finest
demonstration seen here.
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PERSONALITIES BY TELEGRAPH

William Gilmore Smms the distinguished
soaihem novelist died 10 Charleston s. C.. Yesterday. aged
President Grant and party We're the guests of
Gen Cameron, his Loohiel Penn The
parts leave there this morning. for Washington
-. Dickinson College, Carlisle Penn, has con-
ferret the degree of IL ID the Rev Bishop James D.
the Rev IL PAYNE Of Phldephia aud the Rev W spswod
Of WilsmspOtt Pena. a..
Mcfarland the arunhnng lunatic il still in
indianapolis consulting with his attorney the Joseph
Donald with view 70 having the divorce veenu, granted his wife
aSd. reporter Of TIE Nes
him. hut be then uoTng lucid Interval au.wr,
questions Public sympathy there is almost entirely M
Parsnd who universally respected BY all Who AeI
t.sid.s In thats ty
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THE BROOKLYN HEALTH OFFICERS AND THE
QUARANTINE COMMISSION.

DR.. Cochran, the Health Officer of Brook
lyn has addressed the following communication to the
Quarantine Commissioners in reference to the unloading
OF vessels at the wharVes of that city
Commissioners Of QudrdntReGENTLKNRN VIII Won please
inform what certain warehouses Of this
cv are exclusively designated for the reception Of merchandise out Of
Quarantine right attempt has been made 70
by direction OF the Health Ohoer OF Newiok
Also by what Of the Quarantine Commissioners
snv other officer has the right after vessel leaves Quarantine with
dictate what wharf wharves she shall go TO IN
Brooklyn. Very respectfully, GEORGE COCHRAN, heAh omee
Ig-u
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
The Coopers of Philadelphia are now on

THE Coopers of Philadelphia are now on
strike.
The 70 Chinese embryo cordwainers passed
,o Bpfllo on SATURDAY. North Adams Mass. They
are 1ndr the direction Koopmsnschsp They will establish joss
house" on their ARRIVAL at their destination.
The Supreme Court of New-HampshiTe has de-
% to injunction against the Board OF Directors OF
Concord Railroad restraining them from taxing possession Of TIE
road until the end o. the August term Of the Court
The Atlantic and Pacific Railway Company on
oomuee their City 50 miles west Of Spring
M NJ ST3 vii push Their work rapidly forward southwest
dar Of The STATE and thence through Indian Territory.