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BROOKLYN.

The Cuban meeting will be held in the Academy
Cf Music TINS evening,
Mrs. John Grant, OF Bedford avenue, was robbed
OF tin box containing t2l2 yesterday,
The fear OF being subjected to tax by Boss Nc
Laughlin has killed the horse headed baby In Williams
burgh.
Boss McLaughlin's pirates escorted the Hon Hen
rye. Murphy down the bay yesterday, on his way to
Europe,
Boss McLaughlin's Police Board fined several po-
cemen yesterday rom three 10 ten days pay each Tor
delinquencies.
The taxpayers are to be taxed to provide Justice
Lynch new court wherein to Dut up Jobs for Boss
Mclaughlin next fall,
The Nereid Boat Club has sent a challenge to the
Alcyones for friendly match IN eightoared barges
over nVe'mile straight away course.
On Tuesday night. Michael Kane OF ITS Taylor
street accidentally ran his hand through pane OF
glass, severed the arteries and bled to death.
horse belonging to Mrs. Kerwln OF Columbia
street. was killed yesterday afternoon by running
aganst tho wall at the corner OF Pacnc and Boerun
streets,
The case OF G. 0uidet, tho Brookiyn Fulton av.
enue contractor has been taken from Justice Rey's
Court and will be brought before the Grand Jury on
TuesdU next BY District Atorr ~ MorTu
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Personal INTELLI0ENCE.

Col. Akerman will qualify and enter upon the ONCE
OF Attorney General on Friday.
Trinity House gave grand banquet last night, In
honor OF NJ, de Lcsseps.
Secretary Fish, who has been iu this city for the
past nVe days, will return 10 Washington to-day,
The Hon John Wildey. Of the Mutual II. b. Club,
viii receive the New Orleans hremen ON their arrival
to-day,
Tho Hon John A, Garfield was yesterday renom.
mated by Acclamaton In Garretsyie, Ohio, 10 repre-
sent the Nineteenth District In Congress.
Robert Bonner E-g., OF the Ledger, accompanied
by small party OF distinguished friends leaves for
Canada this morning on pleasure trip OF afortught
Judge Bedford did not accompany young Bennett
on board the yacht Danntless, but az comP10non an
rOVd0e OF William j. Florence, the comedian san ed
IRON Liverpool yesterday in the steamer scotia,
Il. Joy Morris, the American Minister, attended
the festivities In tonsantnope on the anniversary
the accession OF the Sultan, He not Atred IN the
Court costume, but wore q black dress suit. The
circumstance excited much Comment
DR. and Mrs, nelmbold have eft for Saratoga,
where they will occupy the cottage which Warren Le
land built for the President They take with them
eleven carriage and saddle horses ana the famous
winch laiely made Q sensation al the Jerome Park
races.
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KNEEIINe TO GREAT BRITAIN.
America Paying English Claims while the
Alabama Claims are Unsettled

WAsniSoTos oGy o.-nr. Dawes, from the
Committee on Appropriations, reported back the
Senate bill to carry into effect the decree o. the Dis
trict Court for the Southern District OF New York,
OF March ?, 1879, 10 the case OF the English schooner
sibIi and her cargo illegally ssised By cruiser Of
the United states the decree to be Sad, with inter
est Passed. Also similar bill in the case OF the
British schooner Flying scud and her cargo, under
decree OF the United States District Court In Lou
the British brig Dashing Wave and her cargo, under
decree OF the United States District Court in Lou
isisna. Passed.
MIR. DAWES stated that the rule which governed
the Committee in these cases was that the American
Government should be right itself, and thus be
stronger in its demands on other Governments to do
right. He should bo sorry to follow the example Of
the British Government so well censured by the
gentleman from New York.
not seriously think It proper to let these claims be
deferred, and to come in as credit to the large
claims Of the United States Government against the
British Government
MIR. DAVIS replied that he not only did not think
well Of such proposition. but he thought that
in the face OF negotiations put by the United States
Government on the high ground Of justice, II would
be suicide and the height Of folly for the United
to you that you have done to us" He would be
ashamed, were he negotiator, to bo backed up by
retaliation OF that kind. II would be
UNWORTHY OF GREAT NATION
to undertake to enforce claim on another Gov.
ernment by any such small method OF retaliation.
lie also stated that the aggregate amount approprl
ated in these bills cess Ss2 with interest. Mr..
Dawes also reported to the House
bill OF a similar kind in the case of the
schooner j. S. Davis, and her CARGO. Passed.
Also q like bill In the cases OF tho British vessels
volante and Science, and their csrgoes. Passed.
Also a like bill In the Of the Bi iitish steamer
Labuan. Pissed.
During the pendency OF the bills, Mr. BUTLER
(hass) expressed his willingness 10 vote for
them. while within the last week
SIX AMERICAN FISHING VESSELS
had been captured by British war vessels, and car
ried into Canadian ports.
Mr. CALKN also declared bmself to be opposed
to the payment OF the claims until indemnity Is given
By the British Government for the damage done BY
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META HND THE DRY GOODS CLERKS
Tho Ems ncipation Of New York's White
Slaves Discus ussed.

slaves discussed.
The Dry Goods Clerks Early Closing Associa-
ton met last evening in Plimpton Building. Mr..
swentzel introduced Miss Meta to the members She
thanked the society for the interest they had shown
In the fate Of the lady clerks OF this city who had
been so long oppressed by long hours for small sala
ries. and by many other petty tyrannies exercised
over them BY their grasping employers. She felt
sure there was time coming when right would pre-
vail, and justice be accorded the "wbte Slaves OF
New York" Miss Meta then suggested that the
society should have some circulars distributed
among the fancy goods stores, inviting the young
women TO a general meeting in these rooms, Tor the
purpose OF organizing protective association.
Mr.. Whittenbeecher believed IL would be more
judcious TO defer such movement until the Latter
Inrt OF August, as during the dull season the lady
clerks might risk their positions by setting thom-
selves In defiance TO their employer, whereas by
waiting TIL business improved their action would
have more effect
Miss Meta agreed with the last speaker, but
hoped that the movement would be agtated in the
meanwhile II some OF the lady clerks who have
answered her letters In TIM Sun would IKE to meet
together to take action In the matter, she would be
glad to hear from them. Miss Meta will meet the
Dry Goods Clerks Committee at her residence on
Monday evening.
A member reported that Lyie's fancy goods store
In Beecker street. that used to be open until o.
now closed eyery evening att; another store, kept
BY Lyle on Eight avenue, has placard outside the
gested that NJ great many OF tho dry goods stores
on Third and Eighth avenues were also In the fancy
lne by closing the fancy goods stores, they would
close the dry goods stores also.
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THE ULSTER COUNTY MURDER.

H. &C.,, =, 49,. ~. ~ ,.,
,o ,h, H.,r,-U. n,.. an seen Nin.,..
A short account of the late Ulster county muir
Ger WAS publisbed in The sus of res,erdav A su,
reporter wa, a, once de.patched 70 the scene. and
,orn,sbss the following n,rticulars.
r,x sr,x. or TN, ,u,nv,
Kenbonk,ou. ia situated about twent, mile, from
Kings,on on Tho b,nk. NJ the Delaware and Hud
,on Cana, ,bou, ,nres nils. from the sno, N, ,bs
late :. waysids nurdsr" which an thrilled and
,s,,lad tha who,. co,n,,v , f.v mor,bs .vo
~ ~ ~"
rus MURDER,
most savage one was committed on the evening
M the a,h oS JnIy n, .bo,t o,clock in ront n, the
ho,s, NJ Aaron seboonm.ter n, one Iew,s Han.
-. 49,. a.. 49, A..
name OF Augustus Scboonmaker. OF Stony Kill,
Uster county from vbicn wounds he died In n few
-, '' ~ " ~
minutes
hh oV"o'AA "eo"
~, ~ ,, 80 50. ''e o", ".I-
were ehcteu both hendrlckson ana schoonmaker
were much intoxicated, and meeting at the hotel OF
Aaron Schoonmaker A quarrel en.ued when An
.ns,n. aohoonn.Lo, .,-no1 u..,.,.,' 80 90
Bu''u' '''"oo"'naAe'S y" "uSA hehuheksoh Two rthree
times in the face, knocking him down. A scudie
now beean between them when tho hvst.ndors
,,..n.a, , -, ,ho,. g. - ~
'nto''orou Gnu Pa''e' '"on H'o' '"eS "ete sepa'
rated, Hendrckson rushed on Schoonmaker, when
thav had another scufBe and UendricLson than
'av' ""' -, -. ,nI' >o" '"."
"aooeu scnoomAAeI '"'oo oo'o'' 'ne' cou'u Do
separated, Schoonmaker crying out
"oui nv aoni AN srApnEp"
W. .,,,' -s,.,.-- =,
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LOSSES By FIRE.

Forty dwellings, stores, SC, were destroyed by
the nre In Gold Hill. Nevada, Loss tl50,OOo
The loss by the hro at Gold Hill is $3.50 900, and
the insurance $4,000. Forty buildings were destroyed
The Chinese quarters In North San Juan, Cali.
forna. were burned on the Fourth, and one ChnamAn
killed.
The steamship California, from San francisco to
Portland caught nre the Fourth, on Columbia river
bar, The flames were extingushed,
Yesterday afternoon the Utica knitting factory
and the buildings In the vicinity, owned BY Harrison
Gilmore and 7, Il. DeyereuI, wege burned. Loss,
t$,OO0
The premises 1873 William street were entirely
consumed early ye,terday, The occupants Henry
Gumpert saloon keeper; Ashe Br, cklee, plumbers
wm Denyse, eectrotyDer; DAYS a Kent, stereo'
typersi Jacob Raw, photographer. The hre also eI.
tended TO Walter Bergs morocco store, "a Spruce
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RED CLOUD GIRDING ON HIS ARMOR.
An Immediate Prospect OF Indian Ho stilities
Tho lies ON the Wnr PnIh.

CuErEssE, Wy, July GA telegram from
Rawlns reports the return OF Capt. Denver He
found q camp OF the Utes 100 miles south OF that
point on the war path, The evidence Is that they
are responsible for the recent depreda,ions com
mtted in that vicinity, as they only claim TO be a
peace with the whites who have not molested them
Information from Fort fetterman has been re-
ceived that the Cheyennes killed three white men
at Sweetwater river recently. The Arapahoes stole
forty head OF stock near South Pass. One OF the
Arapahoe chiefs was killed during q fight. All the
Northern Cheyennes and the Arapahoes, who have
hitherto been peaceabe announce II cir intention to
go on the war path strong.
Red Cloud and his band are camped on Tongue
river north OF Feterman. II Ia believed outside Of
the Indian Ring that he is collecting tribes for the
purpose VI waging war on the whites.
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THE GREAT CHINESE WAVE.
a dPoPULAR o OUTBREAK THREATESED
IN SAN FRANCISCO,,


UeorN" !" DO Do'"teo WIN Ontnamen-
"o . @ Oso V"' c' eeh Frss-
S's u. n..a IL" T- ,ss c,.
.,,'., 80, " W.
"sS. '0'. ',n' .', wa, ~ uok
i"o "n" OVV"o hs'o.,'uoa N uo"aau u ''' .@
.'o',"', "o 'o"'o'n VI ." N.'ne'o ou'e'uo W u"s
city ni'., In oruer 70 prevent tno threatened ON
demic engendeiSa oy tne sioVonS napiis OF tns
Cinnamon. Unless this demand is comphed WIZ
there will certainly be popular ou'oreak'
Five hundred more Cinnamon have posn forwarded
,o Ar. r.,
'" '"' ~
"hn. san Francisco Workineman Thinks
Whho Lnborers Unnbio TO Compets
with the Chinese-Beat Them Back.
CORES pondence OF The SUM-
s.x Fp.xc,sco yr,. an ,s,n
oAN rHASoisoo' June W, 1871.
Eastern cities, I thought I would write upon the
s,h,.., .na u,,o %, =. ,.l,,~ :, A.. -. -
this place. In this state there about 1900 Of
these Chinese or Mongolians. You will and them
In every section OF the state employed at all kinds
ofwork. On many OF thehrms or ranches, and In
workshops you will not see n single white person
a,con, ,ho ovnors or ovorsoors IT,, aro r.,.,.-
oAeep' "e o"nerso UT ''erseers' iney are ga'n'ns
access to all kinds OF mechanical work, to the
tire exclusion OF our white population. In this city
-. ...,,. :, a. ,. -, - ,,
on''e 'ee"on vi '"o e"'' ""o" Is kho"n W Nv
otner name tnan
CHINA rowy
Uere thsv n,sssrvo ali m. ,,.,r... an, .,.,,-..
80, Wv, ~ r. suo '''nue.' anu ous'o'''
OF their native country. They have stores and man
ufactories of all kinds and trade exclusively among
themselves never snendnv dina WITH ,,v INT
''' ".' 'po"'"s ",'"' WV" e"' ous
their own people. They have four Joss Houses
where they 20 to worship their idols three thea
to-. .,a o.m,,tn. .o,.a. ,.,,.o., ..o- 1,..
"o'' anu kA"o,'"k housoe "i'hou' numoer' i"s
females are almost without exception. commoa
prostitutes We can never he able In compete with
- L., 49,, Il. :, -. =. -, -
uem @ IN .ne price o, aoor, Ior their ma nners and
CUSTOMS are so ulnerent from ours Ibey can SUD
sss wnoie Gay upon lew cents worth OF rice
nu ,Vu r,. ,nia o9n they purcnsse hotnine out tne
most nlthy materihs many OF tem never procur-
ing anything oe',er than the entrnils or waste nom
uhe ou.cners, wmch you eau see exposed Tor sale
mrVusn ,9 All secnohs OF uheir places OF ABODE iou
WI, Ii nnu .nem wofkhe IN an riaees throughout this
civ ,or a snnn pushoe oay, 70 the enure EXCLUSION
0I .ne whl'e laoorer' see by the teegraphc news
tnat tner agents are spreading them throughout the
Wnoie o. our country taxing contracts rom moneyed
corporauons LOT furnishing thls cooie or slave lsDos
IN eompeuuon WIN ue Work now cone py the
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THE REsIDENr,s RETURN.
A Day In the Metropoiis-A Trio OF Ex-
Cover ors with tho Party-How Ex-
superintendent Kennedy Missed Distinc-


Gen. Grant arrived in this city. en- route for
Washington, by the City OF New York. at "A NJ. yes.
terday. and met at the pier by 3 u. Jewell ESQ
and OF tile propretors Of the FiNh Avenue Hotel
where The President estLblishod his headquarters.
Port Surveyot A. II. Cornell nnd Special Treasury
Agent Col. Frank E. Howe called on him during
the day TIE President took stroll into Fi1h Ave.
nue. and then returned and took lunch with ex.
Cows jew ell, Hl~lev, aud Buckingham. tue Marquis
lie Cam bray, Gen. BabcoCk, II. Grisscll ana i. Il.
Carroll. In the afternoon he drove out with Mr..
Darling, of the Fifth Avenue Hotel, behind fast
trotter, attracting some attention In Central Park,
Following in open carriage were Mrs. Grant Miss
Nellie. and Gen Porter, and in another Ex-Governor
Buckingham and Mr. W. GrisSell.
At O'Clock the President and his party returned
from their excursion, and the 'ollowing were form
ally inlroducei: Tie Hon. Thomas Murphy, Geo.
Peasontou. Judge FOigor. the Hon. W. Darlins,
Gen. Sharpe, Gen. Hitler, W. Augustus Ford, Sur.
veyor A. h. Cornell. and A. I Stewart. FL King
John Kennedy rushed in justas the President ste p
pod into carriage, which was driven TO tho New
Jersey depot in timo to enable the party to tako
special train. which left at 0:iO p NJ
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The Erie Railroad War.

In the case Of Joseph II. Ramsey against the
Erie Railway Company and others, the plaintiff
moved to yacste the order changing the place OF
trial from the county OF Delaware TO the county OF
New York. The motion was heard before Judge
Murray, and yesterday be decided that the motion
must be deoied with $40 costs,
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MURDERED BIZ A BURGLAR.
A Citizen shot Dead by q Robber-Bslked
Of the Coveted Beotv-rwo more Bsrgla-
ries I'm the same place ut the same time.

Yesterday morning at o'clock the house Of
Nathan Fenn highly respected citizen OF Milford,
Conn, was entered BY burglars. Hearing disturb
anee, Fem arose and encountered the burglar. who
shot bin dead with revolver.
The previous evening Fem was known to have
had $1,000 in the right hand pocket Of hts pantaoons
with W mich he was going to New York TO make pur
chases. The pantaoons were removed BY tie bur
glars. The money, however, had been deposited oy
Fem in n secure place, and Is safe.
thousand dollars Is offered for the capture OF the
murderer. and Bridgeport and New Haven detec.
uves are on his track.
ford was broken into, and 500 were stolen. A tne
chanc's dwelling near by was entered, aud t1J were
taken.
The sun., 1870-07-07
THE LATEST LABOR NEWS.

A committee was appointed by the Brooklyn
plasterers last evening wait the Ocal authorities
10 ascertain the reason why the eight hour law Is not
enforced.
The journeymen tailors last evening elected
Jacob MoretAu, President Christopher Carroll, Vice
President W. Z, Tucker, Secretary and John +.
Walsh, Treasurer.
At a meeting OF the Brooklyn stone masons last
evening Messrs e. Eyen,, Bel, W. sullivan. and g.
Lynch nned $40 each for working 10 hours Sat.
urday on the East River bridge, instead OF 3, as pre-
gcribed by their bY.laWs
The sun., 1870-07-07
FLASH Es FROM THE OCEAN oABLEA

Tho Fourth was celebrated In Berlin and otbss
German cities.
The parties srrested for masquerading In femsis
attire to be tried for misdemeanOr only and will b
released on bail.
The Portuguese Government has sent orders TO ths
Governor OF Portuguese Guinea TO receive from the
English authorities formal possession OF the Island o
Bolamo,
Arrangements are being made In Diussos and 10
Antwerp to give nne reception to the officers Of the
American Squadron, which Is expected 10 arrive In tia
The sun., 1870-07-07
Candidate for Coroner In Trouble.

Yesterday evening John Dunn, residing in
Adams street, Hoboken, appeared before Justice
Whitney and complained that on the evening
OF the 5th instant, John Mooney, q noted
politician OF the Fourth Ward, and q candi-
date for coroner at the last election who lives 10 the
house with him. kicked him down stairs with
out any provocation, and also drew pistol from his
pocket, threatening to shoot him. Mr. Mooney was
arrested on the charge, and gave bail to appear for
trial
The sun., 1870-07-07
Murdered By n Ferry COMPANY.

Charles Kester, on June 80, while stepping
from Twenty-third street ferryboat, had bis leg
crushed between the boat and the bridge, and from
the injuries received died yesterday at Bellevue
hospital The Coroner's jury recomme nded that all
ferry companies construct gates their boats and
gates the ferry houses similar TO those now in use
for the Hoboken ferryboats.
The sun., 1870-07-07
State Rights with n Vengeance.

WAsHIsaros, July 6.-In the House Of Repre-
sentatives Mr.. Julian (Rep., Of Indisna) showed
how, under the Swamp Land act. the lands have
been surveyed afters ffeshet and millions Of
thus gone into the clutches OF the State authorities
TO be dealt out 10 spectators. Arkansas, Mssssp-
pi, and Louisiana had thus got mold OF 2s000,000
acres. He characterized the way In which the
Swamp act had been carried out as a huge, frghtfu
conspiracy against civilization aud the rights OF the
ua0nla
The sun., 1870-07-07
The Trouble In the Gcumenioai Council.

BRUssELs, July 6.-Advices received here rem
der 1t certain that no proclamation OF the dogma Of
infahbility will be issued before the 10th instant
Several sttingssre yet required for taking the votes
on the separate chapters OF the schema.
The correspondent OF the Independence Bel0e at
Rome says the proceedings OF the Gcumenical COM.
Gil are all dictated by Father Bechs, the General Of
tina. the Jesuts, apprehending the expulsion OF
their order from Germany POSTPONE the execution
The Government Of Hungary urges the bishops OF
that country at Rome to resist to the last the dogma
of N nfallibillty
The sun., 1870-07-07

GARDINER, Me-, July 6.-There is only about
10000 tons OF Ice on the Kennebec for sale. over
forty vessels are now loading II the warm weather
continues, ice will up to the highest price ever
known. New companies are forming TO put up large
Quantities OF ice next season IL is estimated thore
viii be half million tons put up on the Kennebec
nsxt winter.
The sun., 1870-07-07
NEW JERSEY.

Surveyors from the National Air Line Railroad to
run from New York to PhlladelphiI have been
ing route through Irvington, New Jersey.
The wife ofJustice Haybeck, OF Jersey City. died
yesterday from the effects Il fright ana injury received
when her husbands store was broken open on sunday
The sun., 1870-07-07
THE ANJI-GAMBLING SWINDLERS.
II. n. West Expelled from the Brooklyn
Veteran observation-disclosures an Hon

K. *. Wtst EhptTItd IrOW inc brookIyn
Veteran AssOcintion-McGovern an Hon.
est Man.
To he EritOr Of The Sun.
Sin: see il stated that r. n. West was ex-
PEELED from the Soldiers and Sailors Association Of
BROOKLYN You say that you were unable to print
the IN inutes OF tile meeting when West expelled
owing to the book having been secured, through
st tratagem, by a man named McGoyern, who called
at the house OF the Secretary. hr. Willis, and OBJ
been sent by her husband
That statement is an error. The book could at all
times be seen by those having proper authority, aud
you can obtain copy of the minutes in question
wien desired.
Respectfully. THOS. II. MALLON,
Pres Soldiers and Sailors Ass. OF Brooklyn.
The following is from the minutes alluded to,
dated 23d December, 1858
"On motion OF Capt Hart the Tesignatlons OF Mr..
Leach. Capt o'Connor. Mai. West aud Mr. Reagan
were taken from the table, Capt, Hart then moved
that those gentlemen had rendered their resgnA
tons be expelled fIom the Association. which was
secondPd and carried"
BhooKLYE, j oily q, 1870.
The sun., 1870-07-07

TmnTre-Mr, JOhn Brnn', Eckf0Td VIub.
Time-2 hours, IS minutes.
To.day-Rose Hill (Forlnam College, vs.. Princeton
College. a fremont, ana White stockings aud Rckford.
at Union Grounds.
The Princeton beat the Yale University nine In
New Haven yesterday, by 20 TO IS.
The sun., 1870-07-07


LONDON, July 6.-Adyces from Pekin furnish DO
tails OF fearful massacre Of tho French residents In
that city by q mob OF Chinese.
Upon the alsI OF June a mob, excited with an In
tolerant hatred OF foreigners, and especially the
French residents, appeared In the quarter populated
by the latter and commenced beating and maltreat-
ing all Frenchmen whom they encountered. They.
however, met with some resistance. Inhamed with
fury, the Chinese procured all man her OF weapons,
and with these began the dreadful massacre OF the
French. They entered many dwellings, sacked
them. attacked the inmates and dragged them forth
into the streets, where they beaten with slaves
and budeeons, and stabbed with knives. Many
were killed, or viii die from the Injuries inflicted
Some OF the Chinese used firearms.
The residence OF the French Consul was broken
into by party and himself and the Secretary Of tho
French Legation were brutaly massacred. Some OF
the dhdchs were wounded.
The rabble also killed several Sisters Of Mercy
and a number Of priess-all foreigner mainly
French, They also beat TO death several Russians.
All the French people oyertaken were killed os
shockingly MANNED in fact. the rage OF the China
men appeared TO be directly expended upon this
class Of foreigners Not content with their nendsh
work ttey repaired to the Roman Catholic Caths-
dral, drove forth the worshippers, took possession
and, after sackng the building, set nro to It and
was totally destroyed.
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The union. of Morri.nnia Whlpped.

BALTIMORE, July 6.-1he game Of base ball
this afternoon between the Maryland Club, Of this
city. and the Union Club OF Morrisania N. Y, was
won by the former by 2i TO S. The following was
th,.s
The sun., 1870-07-07
The Chinese Butchering the Catholics q.
Pekin.

LONDON. July e,-Thc Morning Post has tele-
gram dated at Tientsu, June 25 giving the particu-
lars Of q terrible massacre OF Christians by the
natives at Pekin on the 2ist OF that month. Tho
Count de Rochechouart, the French Secretary OF
Legation, and number OF priests and Sisters OF
Mercy, were ruthlessly slaughtered. The cathedral
was also burned, and number Of Russians killed.
FRANCE INVESTIGATING ruE MATTER.
PARIS, July 6.--The French Government has tele-
graphed TO St Petersburg for full details Of the
massacre In Pekin.
The sun., 1870-07-07
MUTUAL.

ist ID. Sd. 4th s,h. 9th 7th sth 9th.
Ma!ss!ia.1!' NJ s'Hcs'ns' 8 : ! 8 3 GGls
RUNS EARNED.
Tatssl.i!4s'' NJ tssSlc.ins' 3 8 ! 9 : 81