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CENTRAL AMERICA.
Messnse OF the President Of GuatemRin-
Public Works In qua Quiet
Affairs in Costa Rica.

Messnee of the President of GuatemRin-
Public Works In nSnivnd0r-Nicnraguall ua Quiet
Affairs in Costa Kica.
PANAMA, May g 1870.
Tue Panama Railroad Company's steamer Costa
Rice arriyel here the morning OF attn uIt. with
la'er dates from ths Central American republics.
Tue principal items OF news are as follows:--
GUATEMALA
pates from the capital are TO 18th nit. Tue Legts
awe chinors resumed their sittngs on the 4th OF
April. The Prc,ilcnt's message was received and
ca it descr les tue stats OF the country as pros.
porous. ihe foreign loan had relieved the govern
ment oDAsatIons and satisfied the cre hts of the
n04t ns debt TIE intefo,e mic riilrnad across
tae county was n5 surveyed With respecI
70 steamship communication lie made tho
ioNowihg renatks:-Ihe ste mers OF the Pac DO
month at the port OF san JGsi, IA their yvya bo-
tween Panama and san Francisco, having subsidy
from the velninent IL The esluDls lment OF d
steam ipe be ween the pots OF Ceatra Ameglcn and
"a litrnia, acco ding To coacessio gra TED 1ulo
time a5o toa merchant Of we counlry, sh N d he
carried mo eject the subsidy to the Pacific Man
Steamship Go@p-9 woEa eeaSe ~, le 70 ernmc.
Atlantic ports and the United STATES. UuatculaiS
continues on the most friendly terus wth saly.:c
Hond9ras ana Nicaragua, well as with the priics.
snircred much IRON Hoods. and o.her IA Is q
the country irnm certain epideaiics. VIII ca were
disappearing The haryes. OF COTE = OF 1853 and the
ss Te q s sxsn Hs tesSss sos
anaa.-.sce /. the sal woks OF SAL Geronynio are
very rth and the nsheries very productive.
SALVADOR.
There Il bur little OF mt resi- fr I'm this r'pnbc. The
public W arks are progressing rap dlf, and the n "
to egraph collse vi cJnstruc.iJn IN are iedriy
couple ed A subs ripti0l 4 Icing got up In no
Capilal for PrUte5 ant csncte y. The cuifee mar.
vest has been very ABUNDANT his year. Some pm g.
els have had 5000 quiia.s Tue average price u
nine dollars per quintil.
NICARAGUA.
The country is tranquil and again progressing. The
President va I 10 III epa tneDis. Messrs.
QucsIda ana .enegre arr the candidates lor ts
IL At Presidency.
COSTA RIGA.
The Debdls 6f san s0sd. reierrlng 10 the recent
ra roa contract says."CJ lgfess zane lonei with
Uiind enthusiasm u treaty for int rail.
road. eyidelty ruiaolis 10 le ma ma treasury and
chiinercal as To its object Iaasmuch as 1t was
affirmed that 10 would draw the comncrcs of the
world across lts rails, extin outs Ing by iorcc Oi .
morbid lnagina ation the railroa or Panama and tue
Pacific. But then, at thai time, to spend $t,O0o,Ooo
was nothing"
The treaty mas be n returned to the Executive to
be again submitted t. Con gress with impIo ed data
Tue value OF the income re c vel by the national
bank OF Costa kca duling tic month OF February
was sl09. .o26, and the expen iture for the y me
Rod Sll4,6)0. Since May. 1857 until the - h ~
september. 1869 the expend tnre has been $3.50 "a,
bugdet Tor the yea being calcua ed at 040 96d
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DOMINION OF CANADA.
Prorognfion of the Third Ssssion or the First
Pnriinmcnt-speech of the Governor Gene-
raj on Dominion Affairs.


rai on Dominion Affairs.
OTTAWA, May l2, 1870
To-day the Governor Genera proceeicd In 1t to
10 the amber OF tie Senate. The members of the
81 nate and oil the Rolse of Commons being present
his Excellency proceeded TO proroyue the third
on OF the first Parliament OF the Dominioa oil Can
ada In his speech he acknowledged the attention
and diligence given to puDli; blsine 8 by parlia-
nent, especially In the measures adopted respecting
banks and banking In which he said he trusted
enicient guarantees would be found for the Irotec
ton OF the financial interests OF the community.
Aiudng to the measures passed TO- the govern
ment OF the new province Of Manitoba and for the
vast ad AGENT territories, he said:--
The Just and reasonable coadons which yoa have sane
ever trace O. msapprssen.o1 which unhappy existed @
ing the Dominion miary expedition which y Ia necessary
Her toh
9t peace nnd w as az assurance 20 ,ns o.
that occupy the Northwest that they haye place In
protection OF the British Bceptre.
Alter thankins the House for the readiness with
VIII the nee ssary supplies foT public service have
be N granite | he collnel;-~
In.crrnallon which reached my sovernment from many
quarters the designs qf psrs styled "Fenlans armed
% s 10 sp q
an AT !" Sss ss cSa, % aS as %
veoous steps resorted to and the audabe roptlu with
which the entire militia responded to the call OF arms chilled
the hopes OF the invaders and avered menaced
that tain the sang,ne hope that shall not be
placed under the necessity OF exercising the entrusted
! TO me-
| After alluding to the provisions that have been
provided Tor taking the census simutQneQu " IA al
her Ma es 8 British North American p0SsesjOnS IN
| lSIl he concluded as fOilOws:-
sincerely hope that the preparations which have been
mnted lcf he protection OF the Canadian fisheries will
Of s S s e .s%sa ss s Ss
regard due the claims of foreigners you witt
am persuaded acsnowle ge with lrattude the codnen
aud moral support which her Hajesy's government
haa announced her intenol of anordns Tho general
tone OF debates ana the uniform expression OF the
aent opinion In ica that the people OF Canada BILE
OF the advantages arising nom the existing OF
ment trust their coateatnent may bV of long contnu
ance take leave you Tor the with the
wish that the discrimination aud efforts OF tho count. TO
preserve the blessings which enjoys bo crowned with
the protection AMI distinguished fvor OF Providence.
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OHIO.

Erie Railroad Masnutcs i'm Cincinnati-Laue
Theological Seminary Comme encement.
CINCINNATI, May 12, 1870.
Jay Could is here again today. lie leaves for
Cleveland tonight. He says his relations with the
Cincinnati. Hamilton, ana Dayton Railroad are en-
irey satisfactory. 1t appears the object Of his visit
Is to lay firm hold on Cincinnati ana connections
here with the West and South. The impression pre-
walls that the energies OF Erie Will henceorth be
powerfully extended IN this direction, and that emil
grahts 10 The West and through travellers generally
will, as far rs possible, lie brought here and sent
over The ohio and Mississippi road.
The Lane theological Seminary held Its commence
ment exercises to-day. There was an unusually
large attendance Ol vlsitors Eleven persons pradll
encouraged in regard TO It's future prospects,
he res dence OF George G. Knight, at College Hill
was burned today. The loss was $5O.oC0 aud the
insurance $30,000.
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TsLecaApalc NEWS ITEMS.

William Burgess Of East Providence, l., committed sui
eide yesterday morning by cutting his throat.
An unknown man, apparently German, was
tho Hudson River Railroad yesterday staasburg He
di ed late in tho day In his possession was found bottle
labelled "John Cavanagh, ward seven, bed twenty-five
There was an enthusiastic celebration by the coored people
OF Peekskl ", yesterday, in honor of the fifteenth
hncuoent mere was parade In the afternoon and at
night large meeting was held In Military Hall.
Rev. y W. Fisher, ID. D., formerly President OF Hamilton
Soege anu now pastor of Westminster church In tca NJ
His recovery Is hoped for
Faus,yn Gabriel Wiz, PHILADELPHIA picture broker, was
yesterday convicted In the court OF Wnn ton Del for ob
taning money under false preenccs by selling a suction
painted by that syt,st. - Y 49,
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SECOND DISPATCH.
Arrival of the Wounded mt st. Louis-Partial
List ef the Kilied-An Engineer the Cause Of
the Disaster.

Arrival oil the WOuuueu ut Sts LOu1S-fartiaI
List Of the Kilied-lAn Engineer the Cause OF
the Disaster.
ST. LOUIS. May 10, fS7G.
The train containing the wounded arrived ABOUT
three O'Clock. The sufferers were taken directly to
the losptal A large crowd was az the depot and
as III, wounded were borne on mattresses TO proper
conveyances much sorrow was manifested.
The following is part al list oil the killed and
wounded. Ihe entire list OF the killed will not
probably be obtained until the Coroner holds an In.
quest
Kfted.-O. O. Pixley, conductor Of the Western
division OF The road and passenger on the train:
Frank Holt and daughter, ten years old OF Mercer
county, Ohio; J. 3. Sturdevent, OF Pekin, Ill.
George Washington (coloredl train boy, OF st. Lous
A. Fl. Sticaney OF Patoka, Ind. Jacob Rier, Hickory
county, Mo-; A. J. stratton, New Brighton, Pa.
Woanded.-H. MahoR, Of Sioux City, Iowa; A.
Marcus, Of Kansas; Milan Holt, Thomas Perritt Mud
Lake, Chatham county, N. c.; Frederick Maester,
Vine Grove, Adams county, Ind; I. S. Briggs New
YORK; William Little, Iillsdale, Mich; Henry Web
land, st. Louis; Jim Masse tcoloredl Kansas City;
Theodore hinderman, st. LOUIS; Peter Williams,
East Richmond, Ohio; J. d. Hicks brakeman; J. p.
all OF the express tIain Joseph Berry,
baggage master, both legs broken and sma she ID
Tnomas L. Naming. Evansville, lnd.; J. ID. Carpeu-
ter, Caro- ILL.,; Leonard Lee, Stephenson county,
md; J. r. Ewing. Burnside, H.; Marin A. Nor-
cross, Highland county, Ill.,; Henry Erst. Brennan,
Randolph county H.; ]. O. Couron. st. LOUIS; Cor
nelius Short, Cicago; Jacob Short, st. Paul; w. J.
Ryan and Rev. James Cornell, Lafayette Ind 7. ID.
Hick. st. LOUIS; w. J. Clay. High AMI Park, Ill
Most OF ihe killed are persons returning from Kan.
sas destined to points IN Illinois ana OHIO. Although
many OF the wOun led are rOusy hurt 1t Is believed
all wll re over. They are well cared or. The peO-
pie and physicians IN the I,hbor 100 were on tie
ground promptly and have been aboring necessarily;
everything has been done that coull bc done 10
make the wounded com 0rtab @.
Augustus A. Fleming, chIei engineer of the Taboo
and Ne sho Raj rO. d. among the Killed, needs cOn.
irmatiop. The mi, understanding or orders Gems
to have been made by he engineer or The freight
train lt is said he has net been since the acc
dent.
Another train, with collins for the dead and com
forts TO the wounded. has just started for the
OF The disaster. There nineteen persons XII led.
All the bodies will be brought 70 this city late to
night.
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ENGLAND.
Parliamentary Prosress-The Naturalization
ELL. HNfWf

Fill. NNtf
LONDON, May ~, 1870.
The House Of Lords to-day received the royal
assent TO the NATURALIZATION b II ana ljouraed.
House Of Commons Proceedings.
In the House OF Commons Sir J. Pakington gave
notice q his intention to press the inquiry into the
loss oil the steamship City OF Boston.
Mr. Bruce, Home secretary, denel that her Ma
Jessy's government had received any demand from
France Tor the extrad ton OF Gustave fiourens
therefore he anticipated that the popular domons'ra
tion which he had heard was to take place III Hyde
Park Slnst the surrender Of the exile would not
tax place. M
The lrsi Lrnd biz was considered IN committee
ana var O ~ amendments debated without result.
Tie METROPOLITAN r or tieie bill assed
THE wOMAN's sUFFRAGE BILL DEFEATED
Mr.. Eouyerle NOV 4 that the consiuei alon OF the
blll allowing women ~ vote be postponei SIX
mo tbs
Sir Robert Anstruther spoke in support Of, and
Lori Cor led oppose the bill but the latter admitted
That pis CO II ents lsaneiy urged rs y ssagc.
~ Newdegae made speech aga nst he measure.
Mr. Gladstone denied the existence ol demand or
des re for the bill.
ia oh BlIgit replied and the Horse divided on
the mot on 10 postpone, which was agreed 10 py l26
ma or ty.
1uis vr ual defeat of the bill was received with
lCul cheering, and the House a,.ourned.
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RELIGIOUS.

Methodist Protestant Conference at Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, Md, May IL, 1870.
The General Conference OF the Methodist Pro-
testant Church opened with the usual religious
services by Rev. Cicero r. Harris of North Carolina
The conference then resumed consideration Of the
report OF the Judiciary Committee disapproving OF
rebaptsm, which was discussed during the entire
forenoon session.
motion by Rev. William Belts to postpone the
subject indefinitely was lost, sixteen ministers and
twelve laymen voting for pOstponement, and twenty
MINISTERS and twcnty-thre laymen voting against IT,
The Conference adjourned.
At the evening sesS on the report OF the Judiciary
Committee, disappearing OF reDaplism, winch
has been under discussion for the past three
days was, adopted. Rev. James X. Nichols d. d.,
was appointed frateTnal messenger TO the
General Conference Of the Methodist Episcopal
Churcn South in place of Rev. +. L. b. Shaver. fhe
tth item Of the report Of the judiciary Committee.
leaving the question OF probation 10 the churches,
was adopted. The report Of the Committee ON
Ecclesiastical Visitors ana Communication was read.
The Pennsylvania Conference was enrolled as con.
siltuent To- the Annual Conference and the delegates
were admitted to seats. The report OF the Com
mite on Ritual came up for consideration, when
the Conference adjourned.
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RED RIVER.

Arrival Of Armed FenlSns In MinnesOta--PrOs
posed Raid Upon Red RbVer--Programme Of
the Campaign - Distinguished Ex-Confedc-
rate Officer in Comm and-French Canadians
Joining the Expedition.
CHICAGO, May I2, 1870.
The st. Paul Press publishes letter from Dun
leth, which says that large body of armed Fenlans
had arrived at the latter place, en- route for Red
River, to I'D RleL Each man was armed with
breectoading rife, pistol and knife. Their first
strike will be the capture OF Fort Francis, Rainy
Lake, which will be garrisoned by q few men.
while the main force will harass and dipute
the passage Of the B.it.sh troops through
the rivers swamps and mountains from Fort
William to Red River. At the proper time they
Will march down and Join Rie's forces One party
h IS already started overland by the vermlon road,
another will soon follow, and another preparing
to 60 to the same destination via the st. Louis ana
yerm.llon rivers. Another party is reported at Su-
perOr II err which will march directly west to 4 d
River. Tnc forces at Dulutl aie SAID to be CON-
mandei by dising Lishe Confederate oiicer who
fought G nc al Banks la hi Louisiana campaign
I he men nearly all ex-sOldiers, many 4. ench
Canadians accompanying them; aud they have sc.
cured the services several Indians aif-breed
guides and two old employees Of the Hudson
Bay company, who are perfectly familiar with the
country TO be operated In.
The Press does not vouch for the truth Of The
above intelligence, as everything is quiet at Ret
River, aud Riel is expecting favorable news from
Caaada.
The Hudson Bay Company Claims Adjusted.
OTTAWA, May IL, 1870.
Sir Francis Hincks announced In the House yester-
| day that money had been paid to the Hudson Bay
| Company for the purchase OF the Red River sexri
tory, which would be transferred to Canada In abou
| month.
One million four hundred and sixty thous hid dol
lars has been appIopriat,d ,d In the DonnoA PaTla
| ment for the Northwest purposes.
] Red River Troops Awaiting Departure.
TORONTO Ont, May IL, iSyo
The troops for the R3Q Riyer expedition VAL ieAva
Oh Monday next.
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MASSACHUSETTS
A Clergyman .>ccused of Fclony-Intere.,ipr
Masonic Celebration.

A Clergyman .>ccused of Felony -Intere.tiur
Masop,, Celebration.
BOSTON, May IL, 1870
Rev. Horatio Merrill. Of Cambridge, was held to
bail by Commissioner Hallett to-day, charged with
opening mailed letter addressed 10 ]. r. Learned.
The defendant formerly special partner in busl-
ness with which tie complainant was connected,
and a lawsuit is now pending among the firm in re-
gard TO Its settlement.
Massachusetts Lodge OF Free and Accepted Masons
which was founded In ITO, when General Joseph
Warren was Grand Master OF the state, celebrated
Its one hundredth anniversary this afternoon and
evening by banquet ana soiree In Masonic Temple.
Chares W. Slack delivered the commemorative
address.
The memorial services In cOmmemoratiOn of the
lives OF Rev. Dr. John McCintock, Bishop Edward
Thompson and Bishop Calvin Kingsley, were held
last night in Music Hall, which was appropriately
draped IN mourning AMI adorned with flowers A
large audience was In attendance. The euiOgy on
Rev. Dr. McCiintOck was delivered by Rev. j. w.
Lindsey. d. d.; on Bishop Kingsley by Rev. George
Prentice, and on Bishop Thompson Ly Rev. II. W.
warren.
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THE PACIFIC COAST.

Odd Fellows Colleges in CnIifOrn fa-Tfich
Gold Placers In ArizOna-Marine Disaster
in Oregon.
SAN FRANCISCO, May IL, 1870.
The Grand Lodge OF Odd Fellows have resolved
to establish ODD Fellows colleges, and have ap-
pointed committee 10 take the necessary steps to
carry out this object.
Governor Stafford and party have arrived at the
new mines In Arizona. The reports OF their rich
ness are confirmed. Similar lodges have been dis.
covered sOuihward. Rich placers are reported in
the vicinity. There is an abundance OF wood and
water Tucson ~ nearly deserted.
The barkentine Occident Is reported wrecked in
Goose Bay, Oregon
The California Emigrant Union has decided to an.
point agents In the principal cities OF Europe end
travelling agent for Germany.
George Fisher has been appointed Consul Of
Greece for this CITY,
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MISSOURI.

Bloody ARRAY ON the Iron Mountain Rail-
rOad-TwO Men Killed.
ST. LOUIS, May 12, 1870.
A special despatch from Allenvnle, on the Iron
Mountain Railway, gives an account Of bloody
ARRAY there yesterday between two men named
Johnson, father and son, on the one side, and two
named Cummings and Comstock, in the other.
Young Johnson received o cut In the side. letting
out portion OF his bowels whereupon ne shot and
killed Cummings. The elder johnson then beat
C0mstocK with club until he was senseless and ne
will probably die. The ARRAY grew out OF disagree.
ment In the settlement Of q business matter. Cum
mings and Comstock made the first assault. Young
Johnson will probably die.
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ITALY.
Men0tti GaribaIdl In Court.

Men0tt Garibaldl In Court.
FLoRENcE, May IL, 1870
Menotti GarIoadl was examined before the magIs.
trates in tins city yesterday IL the matter OF his
alleged connection with the recent insurrectlon at
Flla leila.
He absolutely denied the charge, and. no proof to
the contrary being forthcoming, he was dis.
charged.
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disastrous fire occurred IN the woods at East
Falmouth, Mass, few days s.Ice. In burning over
cranberry swamp the 1ames spread to the woods,
The ire swept on with great veioclty TIL IT, reached
Marshpee line, distance VI about three miles, and
from one 10 two miles wide MOI far from two thou.
sand acres OF woodland were burnt over some of &c
very valuable aud not lar from three huadred cords
OF wood, ready fur market, was coasec,eI.
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Emigration.

nHa LONDON. May 10, 1870
Two hundred emigrants left this city to-day to en-
bark Tor Quebec
The new steamer Caspian. OF the Allan line, which
was to sail this week for Quebec, has been detained
in nsaquenGe Of tho discovery OF a defect in her
machinery. Tue steamer North American takes her
place
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GERMANY.
American Belltse<enss.

American Bellteerents.
LEIPsIc May ~, 1870.
Nr. W. J. Cramer, Vice Consul Of the United
States, was volen ly assaultss to-day by an AmerI.
Can residing IL the ely. Iie vas Rescued by the
police and his assailant, whose name Is withheld,
was arrested.
No explanation is given Of the cause of the attack
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Havana Commercial and Financial Market,
HAVANA, May IL, 1870.
The sugar market Is buoyant; sales were made to.
day on the basis of stz s reals per arrobe for No.
II Dutch standard Exchange on London, 15A per
cent premum on Paris, Ia per cent premium; on
the United States, sixty days. sight, in currency "a
per cent discount
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SCOTLAND.

Northern Emigration to America-The Iron
Trade.
EDINBURG, May IL, 1870
The Scotsman tnewspaperj comments on the
swell Ing Scandinavian emigration to America by
way Glasgow. ~
The Scotch iron masters threaten lockout.
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The second Ruce Pos,paned.

The Second Race Posipaned.
LONDON, May IL, 1870
The second race between the Yachts Sappho aud
Cambria is postponed from Fraay until Saturday 10
enable Mr.. Ashbury to lenghthen the Cambrla's DOW.
spirit two and half feet Two ballast tons have
been added to the Cambria.
Mr.. Ashbury wishes TO reduce the distance OF the
next race to thirty niles.
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Tho International Convention Of Young Mems
Christian Associations.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ini., May II, 1871
The Indianapolis Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton are making preparations on a large scale for
the International Convention to be held here in
June. The Pennsylvania Railroad and connections
have perfected through excursion route for dele
gates to the Convention as f0llows:-Ilound trip
tickets from New YORK, $34; Philadelphia, $50 4U;
local stations two cents per me each way.
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CUSA.

Spanish Report OF Fight-Three Pieces Of
Cannon Captured and Ninety Patriots
Killed-CDiy Two Spaninrds Wounded.
HAVANA, May IL, 1870
Captain General DO Rodas to-day telegraphed from
Puerto Principe to Havana that Montaners column
Lad fight with the insurgents on the road from
Santa Cruz to Puerto Principe. The Spaniards cap
tired three pieces Of cannon and killed ninety OF
the enemy. The Spanish loss was only two wounded.
The captured cannon are now at Puerto Principe.
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steamship speed and Fuel.

LONDON, May IL, 1870.
English engineers attach grelt significance 60 the
speed of the steamship Nemesis, because expert
ments have been made Ia the arrangement OF her
machinery for securing the utmost economy Of coal.
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A.-For RESTORING the Original Color or the
HAIR, DISPERSIN0 DANDRUFF AND CLEANSING TII4
SCALP, RESrORER AMERICA Is WITHOUT An EQUAL.
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IRELAND.

Death Of Thcologiap.
DUBLIN, May IL, 1870.
Rev. Samuel Marcus Dill, d. d., Professor of The
ology in Magee College. Londonderry Is dead.
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The Hudson Bay Company Claims Adjusted.

Red River Troops Awaiting Departure.
TORONTO, Ont, May IL, 1870,
The troops for the ReQ Rlyer expedition WAL leave
Oh Monday next.
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.
The Cheapest aud Rest Newspaper In the
Country.

The Cheapest aud Best Newspaper in the
Country.
The wsvx.y @ @HrsAID Of the present week, now
,o.T~ contafn, the very latest European News
by the Cable up to the hour Of publication; also ree
graphic Despatcnes from Cuba, Mexico. China ana
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intelligence; washington News; Obituary Notices.:
editorial Articles on the prominent topics OF the
day; Our Agricultural Budget; Reviews Of the Cat.
tie. Horse Dry Goods and Boot and Shoe Markets:
Financial AMI Commercial Intelligence, and ac.
counts OF all the important and interesting events Of
the w aeN
TERMs:-Singe subscription, s2 Three copies IS:
Five copies. sS Ten copies, Is; Single COPIES nve
cents eacli. limited number OF advertisements
inserted In the WEEKLY HERALD
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General Conference Of the Methodist Churcs
S0uth.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, May IT, 1870.
Bishops James and Harris, Of the Northern Church,
took leave Of the Methodist Conference to- day. The
speeches OF these gentlemen were full OF the kinest
expressions. The business done In the Conference
was formal and affected 10 question Of great public
interest.
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Anniversary Weck.-Tndies nnd (:cuto
wishing Boots and shoes 6ud all the varoostyes
MILLER a CO.'S, No. linton square.
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Honor to tho American Yach,men.

LONDON. May IL, 1870
Mr.. James Gordon Bennett, Jr. and MIR. Douglas
have been invite 10 m ct Mr.. Ashbury and sixty or
seventy o. vAe leading English yacllmen at grand
dinner 70 be given ii iicif honor June 2, the
Star ana Carter Richmcnd. on the rhanes.