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INDIANA.

International Convention or the Young Mems
Christian Association.
INDIANAPOLIS, June %, 1870.
The international Convention OF the Young Mems
Christian Association convened at the Academy Of
Music this morning. W. T.. Dodge, Of New
York, the first vice president OF the Tasty con-
vention, who should have presided at the
temporary organization, being absent, MIR. ].
$. Mclean, Of Halifax, Nova Scotia, was
appointed temporary chairman Ii. Beach, Jr.. OF
Rhode Island, temporary secretary. Rev. II. A. Ed.
son, OF the Second Presbyterian church OF Indian
apolis, led the Convention In prayer. A special
prayer was offered for the preservation OF the 10
and health OF the president OF the Convention of last
year.
Committees On credentials, temporary business
and permanent organization were then appointed
the latter committee consisting OF one from each
State and province represented.
resolution was adopted making all the members
OF the press present oil the clergymcn OF Indanapo
lis and all clergymen present from other sections
and all members u the Young Mems Christian As.
soc;atiOn present who not delegates correspond
ing members Of the Convention.
The Committee on Permanent Organization re-
ported the following officers VINO were unanimously
clected:--
President-John s. Mclean, OF Halifax, Nova
Scotia.
Vice observation-disclosures 8. 8. Fisher, OF Washing
ton. u. O.; Rev. Q. II. Spauldlng, Of Rhode Islands
II, J. Cowies, Of Wisconsin; J. W. Ray OF Indiana:
George Il. stewart, OF Pennsylvania; John II. Chase
OF ONO; G. y. Chichester Of South CarOlina Andrew
]. Chase OF Maine; A. whitney and Colonel r. r.
Jacobs, or Illinois; John G. Bertram OF West vIr.
gnia; Rev George Douglass, OF Montreal ana George
Secreraries--R. II. Higley, OF New York: Al
Bell. OF Minnesota; O. e. Swansley, OF Michigan.
The formal reception Of the delegates Will tax .
place tonight, at which meeting Governor Baker
will preside, and addresses OF welcome will be made
the part OF the State and city authorities anu the
Young Mems Christian Association Of this city.
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THE MILTON DROWNING DISASTER.

statement Of Passenger OF the Nuhra.
The following communication from one who was
passenger on the propeller which ran down the
small boat on the Hudson, near Milton, last Sunday
night bears the impress OF probability and shows
that the officers OF the steamer were much more hu
name In the matter than they have been represented
to be-
NEW YORK, June 70, 1870
TO THK EDITOR or tn. HKKALp:-- -
Permit me- through your paper 10 give plsa statement
OF the late disasser on thu Hudson Milton.
senger on the steamer Nupa Sunday the
accident The statement that the
and never stopped her engine entirely false was
stopped ana backed and Law still about thrtyve to forty
mnnss rae captain with two men, lowered boat and went
Tbs captain was in bed a. the time accident and
awakened ~ the pilots signals TO the engineer lie
the hrs one In the boat although his night clothes AZ
everybody board the Nuhpa testify The first that was
about ,wsnyys or thirty feet from the the look
sheer the steamer to clear them The Witnessed
py several good boatmen and they say that everything
zone by the officers OF the NhIa avoid bs accident that Il
was ia their power to do Respectfully,
Captain J. Waldo
Custom House oncer. formerly snip csp,ain.
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WEST VIRGINIA.
Tho West virginia Republican State Couven-
characterization Of state asd Congressional

Tho West virginia Republican state Cosvsn-
characterization Of state and Congressional
Tickets.
WHEELING, June %, 1870.
Tho Republican State Convention assembled In
Parkersburg this morning. H. Sinsel. OF the State
Central Committee. opened the Convention, and ap-
pointed General Rune, Of Kanawha. temporary
chairman, and DR.. Chase. OF Putnam, secretary.
ID. Hubbard offered series OF resolutions, endors-
Ing the fifteenth amendment, for reference to the
Committee on Platform. Thomas b. Swami, OF
kanawha, formerly colonel In the rebel army, but
who has acted with the republicans since the close
OF the war, made speech Of half an hour, appeal.
Ing to the republicans to be magnanImOus to the
rebels, and declared Ii this was done they would
operate with the party.
The Convention took a recess.
The Convention reassembled nc halfpast two
O'Clock p. M. Robert g. Brown. OF Jackson, was
mittee on Platform submitted majority
report, which fully endorsed the action OF
the representatives In the last session OF the
Legislature and also recognizes the right Of each IN
dlvtdua to think, speak and vote according to his
best Judgment and the dictates OF his own con-
science.
A resolution was reported favoring the removal
OF the disqualification and restrictions imposed on
late rebels In the same measure as their spirit OF
loyalty directs and Is consistent With the safety OF
loyal people, and recommending such legislation M
Will be necessary to carry II out.
The whole State ticket Was ren0minated. Gov
ern0r Stevenson was called for and made q brief
The Congressional Conventions for the First and
Second districts were held immediately after. Gen.
eral Con was nominated for Congress from the First
district and Mr.. McGrew from the Second.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LoSnov MONEY MARKET.-ToND DON, June 22--5 gO p
MConsos closed at ga for money and g2x gs< for the
account American securities steady; veiwcnty bonds 1882
@A 1865, 691S 1857, bsy< ten-fOes, 67s Stocks ami
Erie Railway shares, 1874; Illinois Central. lis; Atlantic
aud Great " esterH, 2s1S.
PARIS BouRsE r AIRS, June ss-Evening. Bourse
closed declining; rentes, 72f. 20c.
FRANKFORT BoURsY.-FRANKFoRT, June 22-Eyepinr =
United States bonds OF 1861 closed firm.
LIvR6PooL COTTON MARKET.-LIvERPooT. June 22--
$50 +. NJ Cotton dull Middling upands, I0kd middling
Orleans l0Sd The sales Of the TO- GOO bsles in
cudng 1000 bales for speculation and export.
HAvRE COTToN MARKET--HAvRK June 2a-Cotton
closed quiet Tor on the spot and atoat
LIVERPOOL. BREADsTUFFS MARKET.-LIvERPoOI, June
92-2:s r. Mfour 49, 81. per Dbl for Western canal.
Wheat los 3D. los l0d. per FOR California white; A.
ter.
L,vERPooI PROVISIONS NARkEr-LIvEnrooL. June
2s-s r. M.-Lard hrmer at Ga. 81. per cwt.
LIvERroOL PRODUCE NARKRT--LrvERrooL, June a.
M.-Rosln D. per cwt tor common les. for fine.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKKr.-L0NDoN, June a.
oil armer but not quosaby higher Refined petroleum
Calcutta lnsecd FIRM
PETROLEUM MARKEr.-ASrwERr. June s2-Petroleum
cosed firm 52ixf,
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LIBERAL CLUB.
Paper on Mining --Aaolpho sutrow mad Cap
sain DRhlgrcn.

OaulQreOs
The thirty -sx th meeting OF the Liberal Club was
held last evening at their rooms No. % Third ave-
nue.. Mr.. George r. Almond, formerly OF Nevada,
read paper on the "Comstock i.edge.n He said:--
Ia the most noted mining operations the difficulties
had been found to increase In proportion TO tho
depth OF the shaft sunk. II Is found great deptha
that the cost OF removing the water is as great IA
that Of removing the ore, and the difficulties TO be
encountered included bad air. These facts which
have been often stated IN regard TO Mexican
mines, are particularly applicable to ths
n Con ," eaa II de,, + THO popular theory
weld OF ore but the practical MINER when he strkeA
a large volume OF water, abardons the claim and
horty, Baron R.chthorea, states that 1t is his
opinion That the C0Dsock lead extends TO so great a
words he advances the Old Peruvian theory, that
silver mines inc yhanstb,e. The able repre-
sentative Of Nevada In the Senate Mr.. Stewart en-
dcav0rs to turn aside attention from tue mines OF
that country TO It's agricultural capabilities. For
thus view ne cannot, however, claim originality, as
that State owes her prosperity ana wealth 10 her
agricultural resources anu not 10 the mining OF
metals. Nevada, however, Is not Calliornia-one IL
garden and the other desert--and the Inhabitants
OF the former who have been engaged In mining are
to-day wishing heartily that they were back In the
States.
Adolphe sutrow, being present. was called upon.
he had consulted with a the kigh authorities I'm
Europe, and they had without exception endorsed
the Feasibility Of his proposed tunnel, which is to
pierce Mount Davidson (the COInstock LEDGE AT the
depth Of 5000 feet. and which !. 10 extend beneath
the mountain distance or seven miles. The depth
Of this tunnel will be three hundred feet greater
than chat Of the deepest shaft known zone in
Bohemiaj, and yet hc thinks, In opposition 10 Mr..
Almond, that the Yield OF metal will be richer. In
ordinary mining operations the miners suffer
greatly from the heat, which increases
they descend, at the rate OF little more
Than one degree Fahrenheit for each sixty
eet the national increase being heightened by the
decomposition Of the minerals. The men iu the
COmst0ck lead are thus forced to work entirclY
posed tunnel would supply draught OF air to tho
shafts as well as draw on The water ana greatly
facilitate labor.
Captain G. B. Dahgreu son Of Admiral Dahl.
grenl next spoke briefly but warmly In support Of
Mr.. Sutr0w's theory.
The meeting then adjourned
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WEST INDIES.


Proclamation Of tho Governor Of Sc. Thsmas-
The Guadalospc Earthquakc-The West In.
dia and Panama Cable-St. Domingo and
Hayti.
HAVANA June a. 1870
Advices from st. Thomas 10 the 18th inst have
been received.
The Governor OF the island had issued proclama.
ton placing the island again under the protection
OF Denmark, In consequence OF the failure Of the
United states to ratify the treaty OF transfer. The
Governor promises important reforms In the ad-
ministration OF the island.
The United States steamer Yantic had visited st.
Thomas; she sailed on the Attn for Bermuda.
News has been received from different Windward
Islands that several violent shocks OF earthquake
were felt In the morning OF the 9th inst At Gada-
loupe the sea rose and covered great extent or
TO drag vessels la The harbor far out to sea. the
amount Of tie damage done IL not yet known.
the harvesting of the sugar crop ut Porto Rico has
been finished.
From Jamaica dates Of June IA are at hand.
The steamer Dacla, carrying the West India and
Panama telegraph cable, which touched at Porto
Rico few DAYS ago, sailed for Jamaica. While
entering the harbor or Kingston she grounded. A
British war steamer attempted to haul her or but
was unsuccessful. The Dacia was being lightened.
The Legislative Council OF jamaica had pa ssed q
bin providing Tor the gradual disesablishment Of the
Church.
Since the abolition Of tonnage dues the number Of
vessels waiting for orders had Increased. The ab0-
The revenue receipts OF the colony for the year end
ing with June exceeded the estimates.
The news from st. Domingo and Hayti Is unimpOr.
tant. In ST. Domingo Cabral still continued In the
Held against the Baez government The people anx-
iously awaited tho ratification OF the treaty with the
United States.
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ssANIy LIFE INSURANCE POLICY.

Card fram Pestmaster Joae~ Decay ing that
Any Assessment was Made on the Clerks
Of the Post Once.
NEW YORK Posi- OFFICE, June 81 1870
TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD:-
notice IN the sun this morninga letter purport-
ing to have been written by clerk la my once oil.
lesing that he. with other employees, had
been assessed FOR the purpose OF presenting to
President Grant a. life Insurance policy.
am surprised that any one In my ONCE
should have made such an assertion, M
assessment for any such purpose was ever lev Oh
upon any clerk In my Office, has any contribu-
ton TO such thing ever been solicited. Some one
mas been imposing upon the crcduty OF the public
am, air. your. very respectfully.
r. v. ZONES. Postmaster.
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THE TEMPERANCE MEN " COUNCIL.
Opening Of the Animal Session of the National
Division mt Newark, ~,

Opehtug Ot the Auuuut SeHsfOo Of tue National
Division mt Newark, MI.
Tue representatives OF the National Division OF the
Sons Of temperance, to the number OF nearly 500
persons, including delegations from every State In
the Union, besides visitors from Canada AMI other
foreign parts met yesterday at Apollo Ball Newark
and commenced the annual session.
Thirty new delegates were admitted in the usual
form. Quite number OF ladies were present also.
Members OF the press, except such as Happened to
belong ~ the order, were excluded, the session be-
ing private. The reading OF reports, addresses and
the transacting OF routine business, occupied the
session. The division mas not Yet organized, but
VIII to-day. Nominal ions for the various Offices
were made. the most prominent being:-For Most
Worthy Patriarch, stephen v. Ransom, Of New Jer.
sey; ID. ID. WetmOrc. Most Worthy Scribe, NJ. A.
REID, OF New YORK; II. :. McCollom.
In the evening q public meeting was held IN ST.
Pnuls Methodist Episcopal church, when addresses
0us leaders, including Neal Dew, OF Maine.
The session will continue all the week. Tomorrow
steamboat excursion To Spring Hill Grove, the
Hudson, viii take place.
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Newcastle Races.

LONDON, June 20 1870.
At the Newcastle on-Tyne meeting to-day the
Northumberland Plate Of 800 soverclgns, added to
handicap sweepstakes OF twenty-five sovereigns,
each for threc-year olds and upwards, was won by
Mr. YOrk's b. c. Remington, by OXFORD out OF PO-
lynesia beating M. Wallis b. m. Mysotis, second and
Mr.. Lncon's Kiddermmster, third. The betting at
the start was two to one against the winner.
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A SERIOUS ASSAULT.

Yesterday afternoon quarrel occurred in slsnty
Oh Forteth street. between Tenth ana Eleventh ave-
nues In which James McCarrOn and Bartholomew
Buckley were the principals. During the fracas
which ensucd McCarroll seized natchct and sirnck
Buckley on the back OF the head, n6lcting very se-
we're wound. Buckley was taken TO Bellevue Hos
rial IN an ambulance. McCarioll was arrested and
locked up at the West Thirty fifth street police STA
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MASSACHUSETTS.
The Boston Handel and Haydn Socicty-The
Hartford and Erie Bill.

BOsToN, June %, 1870.
The Handel and Haydn Society held a social meet.
ing last night and passed resolutions Of thanks 10
darl Zerrrahn and Mr. Barnes, IN connection with
the late visit OF the society to New York; and also
resolution OF sympathy for Err. Botham, who was SO
seriously injured.
the meeting was very spirited throughout and the
general tone OF the remarks was that the trip had
been OF great benefit to the society. A pro.
posal of Mr. Zerrahu that Beethoyen's hun
dredth birthday be celebrated BY the produce
ton Of the Ninth Symphny was warmly received.
The Hartford annd Erie Aid blll still pending In
the Legislature Tue Senate to-day amended the
bill and sent 1t back to the House, which cOncurred
in one or the bills and none oncurrcd In the Others
The bill Is still before the House,
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International Convention OF the Young Mems
Christian Association.
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Lev: AND lARcsaf.

Last night about nine o'csrs there was lodged In
the City Prison at Newark two men named Captain
Hutton and Hugh Mcdonald, whose arrest was
erected during the afternoon at Rockaway, in Nor
rls county, by detective Haggerty, OF the Newark
woman named Jane Malone. the keeper OF a saloon
IN Nesbitt street, OF u considerable sum OF money
The alleged theft was ma lie on Monday forenoon.
Hutton Is captain of canal boat and was torn from
the company Of his sweethear. oy the Iaalterotfact
detective
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The ArnDahoe and Cheyenne Braves ON tho
War Pnth-several Trains Captured.
ST.. LOUIS, June ~, 1870.
Late letters from the Plains report that nearly oil
the young Indians belonging to the Arapahoe ana
Cheyenne tribes below the Arkansas river are on the
war path. Several trains have been captured and
number OF white men killed. Ii Is very dangerous
tor trains, mail parties or anybody else to travel
below Fort Dodge.
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mother Great Fire at Montreal-Losa
S5OO,OOO.

MONTREAL, June %, 1870.
large fire occurred here last evening, commence
ing in Asten's planning mill and lumber yard, on
Canal street, spreading to Tncker's Sons lumber
yard and thence to Shearers lumber yard. About
q dozen families are rendered homeless and hun.
drcds OF mechanics are thrown out OF employment.
The loss L. estimated at $500, OO0
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CONN ECTiCUT.

The Nutuseg state Refuses Suffrage Ia Ne.
grOcs.
NEW HAVEN, June %, 1870.
In the lower branch OF the Legislature to-day the
proposed amendment TO the State constitution
striking out the word 'whte' failed to pass want.
ing the requisite tw0-thrds vote. The vote was
strictly partisan and stood as follows:-
Yeas (repuDlicansl. l19
Nays tdemOcrats). 50
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Tho EmancIpatIon Policy,

PARIS, June "a, 1870.
The journals Of this city to-day publish tho great
speech delivered by Senior CASTELAR, in the Spanish
Cortes day or two since. He spoke In opposition
10 the plan OF the government for gradual emancipa-
tion but favored the immediate freedom OF every
slave In Spanish territory
He quoted the proclamation OF Abraham Lincoln
amid loud applause.
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Railroad Accidents and Death
in England.
QUEEN vlcTOalA'S FEIE At WINDSOR.
RegicideS' Arrests and Trades Union
Trials In France.
Death OF Another English
<sMasquerader."


Railroad Accidents and Death.
LONDON, June 22, 1870
The deaths by the accident on the Great Western
Railway now number seventeen. Mr.. Thomas
Marnhall OF Kirkstall, VINO was badly wounded,
died to-day. Three bodies still remain unrecognized
All the injured are now doing wei excepr one, who,
Il y thought, cannot recover.
collision occurred to-day between two excursion
trains, near Newcastle
Several persons were injured-two bady-but
none were killed.
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Parliamentary Progress.

LONDON, June %, 1870
In the House OF Commons tonight Mr. Horsman
announced that should the amendment to the Edu
cation Dill striking out grants Tor UNCONVENTIONAL
schools be adopted he would urge that provision be
made TOR the construction OF double school build
ings one part for secular ana the other for religious
teaching
The bill providing for the appeal Of defendants In
capital cases was lost.
The House adjourned.
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Oxford Honnrs.

LONDON, June 90 1870.
COMMUNICATION Day passed OF at Oxford in an
unusually quiet manner. The bestowal OF degrees
causes little remark. With the exception OF the
Speaker OF the House OF Commons those who re-
ceiyed the honors Of the University are little known
Outslde OF its walls.
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COLORADO.

The Denver Pacific Railroad Completed.
DENVER, June 90 1870
The last rail OF the Denver Pacific Railroad was
laid at three O'Clock this afternoon and the first
train arrived tonight.
Trains will run regularly from and a fter to-fnOr.
row. The weather Is rainy.
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CUBA.

Release Of the Arrested Freennsons.
HAVANA, June "a, 1870.
All tho Spanish and foreign members Of the Ma
sonic order. who were arrested for attending meet.
Ing OF theft lodge have been released giving bail
to appear for trial at the summons o! military
court
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Personal Nofc,.

Cooney. the translator Of ''Fernande vthe musical
and dramatic critic, the watering place cores
pondent, &C., despairing OF perpetuating his name
even by all these accomplishments, has made
assurance doubly sure and ta'cn bond OF fate"
In other words, he translated Mss Marie Maher into
Mrs. Cooney yesterday, and left for Niagara Falls.
Immediately.
George Roberts, founder OF the Westminster and
Westmoreand hotels, In this city. has commenced,
the same business ut Saratoga Springs
George Il. LOring, OF Massachusetts and ex-Gover-
nor Seymour Will deliver addresses at the Commence.
ment Of the Cornell University next week.
The Quebec Mercury or the nth INST. expresses
the belief that the change Va the orders respecting
the Rlne Brigade will not affect the arrangements
for the proposed departure or Prince Arthur. but
that his Royal HghnesS Will sail from Quebec Ia her
Ma esty's steamship Crocodile.
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Tradesnen Indicted.

PARIS, June e. 1870.
The trial OF the members OF tile International
Society of Workmen for completely In the late regt
eide plot began this morning. Nothing important
has been elected thus far.
Thirty-eight members OF the society arc accused.
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FRANCE.

The Dynasty-Hcnlthy and Happy.
PARIS. June %, 1870.
The imperial family have arrived at st. Cloud.
The Emperor has congratulated the Duke dc
QrammOnt the Minister of Foreign Affairs, upon
his speech In the Chambers yesterday in defence Of
che policy OF the dynasty.
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The Rcgicidcs.


New evidence Of the conspiracy against the State
and Emperor is coming to light, aud yesterday seve.
raj additional arrests were made
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HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA, June 20, 1870
E1chsngeo On London, 14ss 1sk per cent premium; on
Paris sixty days sight AZ per cent premium the United
States sixty days sight in currency 81 81 per cent
count on the United States short sight, In currency, Ga
"a cent premium the Uaisa sstss short sghs 10
geld, ~ per cent prslAksGh.
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The Guadalospc Earthquakc-The West In.
din and Panama Cable-Sf. Domingo and
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RELIGION.

LONDON, June %, 1870.
The Baptist Association have Inc. at Leicester to
observe their centennial anniversary.
The leading divines OF the denomination are pre-
sent and the proceedings are deeply interesting
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DOMINION OF CANADA.

Presentation Of Col0rs to the sixty .pinth
Regiment.
QUEBEC, June %, 1870
The imposing ceremony of presenting new colors
to the Sixty ninth regiment by Prince Arthur took
place yesterday before O vast assembly, including
tine Governor General and General Lindsay and staff
General Arnold, Of the United States army, COM
mandng ut Plattsburg, occupied prominent posi-
lion, in full uniform.
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Royal Fete.

ONDoN, June 20, 1870.
Royal invitations have been sent out for state
breakfast Friday on the lawn OF Windsor Castle.
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A "NIighty Builder, Honored.

LONDON, June Y, 1870.
M. de Lesseps, the builder Of the Suez Canal, has
arrived IN England. He Will be the guest or the
Corporation Of Liverpool on FRIDAY next, and will
remain in that city until Monday, receiving during
his stay banquet addresses and other honors.
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Rntcheler's Hair Dys-The Rest in the
world. The only perfect dye; harmless reliable lrsaata-
De0ua Factor ny IL Bond street.
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Il he Navy.

LONDON, JUHt 1870.
Vice Admiral Robinson and Naval Constructor
Reed have been notified that their e'ignauons ten
dered yesterday, Will not be accepted.