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DETERMINED SUICIDE.

About six O'Clock last night Michael Wan, the pro.
pretor OF No. 45 Bayard street, was surprised By
hearing the report OK pistol shot In the attic Of his
house, occupied by lodger named william Lend.
beck. While wondering at The report Wan heard .
second shot and Immediately ran into the basement
Of the premises There he found Lendbecka wife.
and IN company with her he proceeded to the Sixth
precinct station house. Sergeant Byrnes and deec-
tive Woodbridge at once proceeded To the house
and ascending 10 the attic found Lendbeck lying
upon the moor quite dead with . shot hole through
mis- breast Just above the heart BY the side OF the
deceased man was found six-barreled pepper bog
the Sixth precinct station house. at which place an
inquest Will be held to-day. Lendbeck was twenty
eight years OF age. lie had been out 0f work for
some time aud had lived the earnings Of his wife.
Dependency - supposed TO nave been the cause OF
the rash act.
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JOURNALISTIC NOTES.

The Black Earth 4dpefhsc,' ts the name or q new
paper In Wisconsin. IL will never tell white lies.
John g. Doren recently night editor OF. the Gin.
cinnatl Enquirer, Is negotiating for th6- Dayton
Herald, the democratic organ.
The Monro, (Wis.l Sentinel offers to publish mar.
riage notices gratis; "but would receive Y cake, q
kiss or dotar-ali the same to us.r IL kiss the
legal tender for the insertion OK marriage notice In
MonroeY
Thc editor OF the Clark county (ws) Republican
says he - willing 10 give the fa,r who sent him
valentine "a practical Illustration OF locking up .
formH
A spirit OF belltgerency seems 10 prevaf among
California editors. listen % waat the editor OF the
Sacramento Record has TO gay about his brother OK
tue Exa8aiaer:-
am no dusllsi never Killed In private quarrel,
under the pressure OF political Influences But suffer no
w',h ipunity and do not undsrstand thst
fact on nv being England precudes me from de.
Tending my IT 10 attacked che
pretors ,ho ErrminsT have ~ TO attack IT, OF
these msn have anything further 10 IN this MATES
hsy know whore AN " bs found
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rne In! was ,ncn referred 70 tne Judlelary Commit

THE BROOKLYN ASSESSORS.
MT. CkEAMER reported favoraby the bill relative
10 The Board or Assessors OF Brooklyn.
l. EXECUTIVE SESSION.
The Senate then went into executive session..
Alter short session the doors were opened and The
senate took recess until nall. past seven Y. Al.
Evening Session.
The Senate reassembled at halfpast seven O'Clock.
GENERAL ORDERS.
The following bills were ordered to q third read
ing:-Reiattve 10 Fordham ami Pelham avenues;
amending the charter or the village or White Plans;
approving the action OF the Commissioners locating
an industrial redrmatory prison at Eimira; amend
Ing the charter Of the Brooklyn Trust Company:
Incorporating the Manhattan Market Company or
New York; continuing IN force the laws OF 1867 re-
latve State prisons as TO salaries OF the officials
therco; providing Tor paying the principal aud
interest Of the canal debt; establishing ana main
tanning an institution for the support OF disabled
soldiers aud sailors,
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ARMY lvTELLIGENCE.

Upon his own application Brevet Major General
william Hoffman, colonel or the United States Army.
unattached, having served over forty consecutive
years is, by the direction OF the President OF the
United States retired from active service to take
effect May !, 1870, and his name Will be entered on
the retired list OF 0iccrs OF the grade which ne
now belongs, IN accordance with section fifteen or
the act approved August 3, 1861.
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MOBILE RACES.

MOBILE March "a, 1870.
The second days races over The Magnolia Race
Course took place yesterday. The first race, two.
mile heats, for purse Of $4oo was won by James
Conlisks ch. g. Donovan, four years old, by Bulletin
beating Captain Moores b. n. Prlvateer, six years
old, by Lightning, IN 3:54i< and 3:57K.
The mile heats race, for $780, did not come Of
L0bea being out OF condition.
Thursdays races one and aGuarter mile dash and
mile heats did not I'LL. SGT
The fourth days races for Friday are q hurdle
race, Two miles, over eight hurd .esi two-mile
aNsh Apl Ulle 1eAls with $4QQ added.
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Personal Notes.

The John B,U thinks that Rev. DR.. Barry WIN
very probably be appointed to the OF Chichester
Mr.. w. A. Baker has won the gold medal OF the
Gold Club recently started In Bombay.
W. II. II. Baxton Ia under examination In Roches-
ter on charge Of embezzement from q lodge OF
which he was member. lie has promised TO make
restitution.
A. B. Holcomb, OF Henrietta tried to chew OF the
ear OF James Cole, Jr OF Ro CHESTER the other day.
and was hauled up on charge Of mayhem.
Colonel Cornelius Post aged eigh.ysix, died at
Lodi, N. Y Cyrr6 Shumway, also aged eighty SIX
died In Pavilion, Genese6 county. The latter never
saw railroad car.
The farmers OF Yates county have resumed specie
payments but greenbacks are preferred, they being
''less b0thersoneo than gold.
The nun Barbara Upryk, whose discovery IN
secret prison at Cracow caused such excitement is
dead and the 0ody mad to be secretly buried to pre-
vent any disturbance.
Mr.. Gilbert Scott, r. A., states that the restoration
OF the choir Of Salisbury Cathedral as memorial to
the late Bishop Hamilton, VIII cost $4,000.
The Duke Of saxe-Cobnrg Gotha recently signed
now lasted twenty.sx years. The culprit was
surgeon, and had murdered young grl under re-
1t was exactly thlriy-onc years since the last dad
taken place.
A foreigner the proprietor Of Turkish news
paper IN London, was charged at Bow street with
printing In his Journal u libel on the Prime Minis
ter OF Turkey, and also with using words liable TO
incite persons to assassnate him.
Tne Gazette Musicale calls attention TO the fact
that in the French CaDnet there are Two devoted
musical amatcurs-M. Richard, VINO is o great al :
mirer OF Meyerbeer, and NJ. OLIVER, who besides
playing the VIOLIN has written for that Instrument
several c0ncertos.
The late Mr. Charles Egan, OF Dublin, has by will
bequeatned the sum OF y240, ,0o0 and other funded
property TO CARDINAL Cullen for Roman Catholic
chariues and other purposes. The hers OF the de-
ceased gentleman preparing to dispute the will.
They had a genuine sensation at Sioux City the
other day One OF the teachers IN the High School,
Miss Humphrey. cbastsed one or the female young
ideas in her room. At recess the young idea went
home and told ma. The maternal became infurtatcd
armed herself with a butcher KNIFE and visited the
school TO Kill tne woman who had touched her
darna The Times says she entered the sch0olroom
on double quick step, charged upon the defenceless
victim, and would, no DOUBT, have committed mur-
der only for the timely interference or the primo pal
OF the school,
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VfVN1~xx SNffsNE
Prominent Departures.
IcCullough, for PittsDurg: Judge f..

J. N. Mccullough, for PittsDurg; Judge f. Bigeow,
for Boston; Judge F. L. Laflin, for Albany; John s.
Batchford ana Professor j. NJ. Perce, for Boston; j.
SYKES, Tor Baltimore; !. D. Howard for Connecticut;
J. A. Grlswod, for Troy; O. W. samson, for Texas;
G. II. Williams, for Buffalo; George Shenerlck and
I. w. Hart for Boston.
Among the passengers who sailed yesterday in the
Cunard steamship Trpon for England were Sir
Beach Hicks, NJ r.; General Harry McIvor, late OF
General Escobedo's stan in the Mexican war; Lieu
tenant Colonel Hunt, and Major Mason, OF Virginia.
The officers 90 to Egypt to enter the service OF the
viceroy whose agent In this city ia commissioning
distinguished federal and confederate officers as
regimental commanders In his service Generals
L0ring and Sibley and others heretofore commits
stoned have already arrived III Egypt aud assu med
command.
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE,

ProHinent Arrivals In This City Yesterday.
d. Mclnnis, OF Canada; James Watt, OF Paris,
and A. II. Mcintosh, Of Scotland are at the Breyoort
House.
General e. p. Adams ana f. B. Bigeow, Of Bos.
ton; f. d. L. Sweet, OF Chicago, and General Kent
JARVIS, OF ohio, are at the ST. Nicholas Hotel.
Colonel W. ii. Jenifer Of Baltimore, ana Captain
Macaulay, OF the steamer China, are at the New
York Hotel.
Captain J. Fryor and Captain ]. D. Brown, OF
North Carolina; Colonel J. l.. Dennlson, OF Syra-
cuse; Dr. Metcalf ami DR.. Stutner, OF Council
BUNS; Major Ellison OF the United States Army;
Colonel J. Bartlett ana Colonel Hatfield, OF san
Francisco; John Stewart, Of New Brunswick; W.
Reed, OF Mexico, and General NJ L. Parrott OF the
United States Army are at the metropolitan Hotel.
8. L. Adamson, Of Philadelphia; J. A. Wells, or
Bay city. Mich; A. Springer and A. Henderson, or
Cincinnati are at the st. Charles Hotel.
Professor Stewart OF san Francisco, and Rev.
DR.. Halfway, OF Florence, are at the st. Elmo
Hotel.
Samuel Partridge, OF orange, N. j.; J. W.
watkins, OF Delaware; W. +. Packer, Jr., OF Will
Transport, and g. Bloon OF Council Bluffs are as the
st. Denis Hotel.
w. X. Osborne, o. BnghamtoB; T. Youpglove, OF
New York; W. r. Berry, Of Nashville; II. c. Parker,
OF Chicago; D. A. White, OF Cincinnati; w. l.. How
ard, OF Buffalo; 8. shelbacker and Dr. Rodgers, OF
ONO; II. A. Gould, OF Springfield; f. G. wnans, OF
Toronto; c. A. whiting Of Boston; Colonel $. Flour.
noy and ]. lmboden, Of Virginia, are at the Filth
Avenue Hotel.
General Wright, OF New York; Judge T.. II. Rose
krans, of Glen's Falls; ;.Thomas Elmes, OF Birnlng
ham, Conn.,, and A. J. Antelo are at the AlDemarle
Hotel.
Marshall PARKS, OF Norfolk; W. Gum, OF Spring
field; DR.. Henry f.. Smith, j. Newton Dixon ant
Leonard Kellogg, OF Philadelphia, are at the HoR
man House.
Captain Browning, Of the United States Army; W.
Steele, OF Washington; DR.. n. A. Smith and !. c.
Cotton, OF Ware, Mass, and J. Adams, OF Rochester,
are at the Coleman House.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.

I A@%tFANHsFH ~A1N
AdV,cys INN ChinA announce that the
irSi lea shirs pr the scaaNO, the on King
AMI DiOmelr, sailed INnm WrEslinE, June
SIh
The PA .MlH Gdscttc has authority Eor
announcing that the censorship In Francr
OYrF foreign paIeFs has terminated
A correspondent u the Manchester
! GManIi.fH predicts the early rrcall ri Min.
isler Mollcy, on the ground X his inAr.
liVily in the adjustment 6 lhr AsaeAma
question
The brothers, ZellE, iobaccnnISis II
New York, were nruSietl On hari the
steamer Ottawa, on her arrival frlm Que.
beC. They an charged with forgery
In the hNuAr " Lords, hSnlght. Clan.
meade moved the lFSluUIlnN BY the Gov
trumenI nf the letter from the Rev Mr.
C0rlrli, land owner In the Rcd River
district, giving detailed account NJ Ihr
catIs,s Of the rebellion,
Granville stated that the expedition scnt
10 that country was not fOE conquest, hut
10 effect the transfer nr the territory from
the Hudson Bay Company TO the Crown
The motion was Withdrawn
In the llOuse OG Commons, Sir {, W
Dixie gave notes Of motion 70 abolish
the sinccure uf lOUl Of the Privy Seal,
Gladstone moved the rOsipunemcnt 0I
the Parliamentary election bill until the
l4th, when the possibility " considering
lhat and other Important measures this
session could h 0sCcrtaincl lie sail
several bills had already been abandoned
for want Ot time
The University bill was taken UP In
committee.
lSentwick moved as an amendment that
nothing in the bill should open Rn Office
Ia any Terson not member Of the Church
ur England when such Office WAS intended
for u member Of that communion.
The amendment was opposed by the
Solicitor General and lost
Its third reading WIS AXcl lOr the 9TH
The Educational bill was taken up.
bike moved that, rs the vote Of the
Payers was not known, the Council choose
a School Board,
AIler an animated debate tho bill was
ncgativci by l5O To li5.
Foster accepted the amendment that the
vote Of the payers, and not Or the vcstTy,
choose the School Board
Adjourned,
The steamer Robert TowCs sailed
from here yesterday, with an apparatus
on board for the repairing Of the Atlan.
tic Gable near Hearts Content, and the
French Cable between ST Pierre AMI
DuXbury. This steamer has Just OFCn
built by the Atlantic Cable Company for
the express purpose Of repairing cables,
and Is fitted up with the most approved
appliances, She will bu stationed pcrnla.
nently OH the American side IN readiness
for any contingency,
The Timer anticipates no difficulty Nt'
tending the close Or the speculative NC.
counts 0G the autumn trees
Tile Duke Of Sutherland yesterday gave
banquet In honor M Mr., l,lTscIS,
Among Tie guests present was the Dukes
Of Cambridge uud Argylc, Right Hons.
WIN. f. Gladstone and berry, Disracll,
Lord DnlIcrin and Others.
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We publisll in our columns this morn
ing un exciting account Ol steamboat
race now in progress on tho Mississippi.
If this Is not going down hill without tue
drag on with avGnEeancG, what IS Our
readers will be still more surprised to
hear that one Of the two competing steam
crs was crowded with passengers, the ma.
iority Of whom were riSkingail the ready
money they had on the result. However,
the risk OF ones stock OF clIsll while ones
life is being played with, is q nero lrltlc,
and NAV, after al, turn out to 10 what
the law calls N contingency which does
rot affect tie main question" ftUm tho
inability Of CorpSes either to pAy Gr re-
ceiVe. The liquidation, would, OF least,
he intricate and difficult, md would p1z-
ZlC the master mind Of any betting ring
The question naturally arises: HowIs II
tllnt no State law Is passed 70 prevent
such reckless folly Arc tho wives and
children Of these gambling passengers en-
titled tn no protection itOm the chances
Of being lct( widows and OrphanSl Ger.
tainly Sny insurance office would be jllstt.
fled in refusing 10 pay q claim arising
from q death incurred under such ciFctm'
stances. II Is, too, Illonstro'is thing that
.Nubllc feeling should run the chance Of
being violently shocked by calamity
which appears to have been considered
"a subordinate to the making OF sum OF
money which, In the majority Of CASES; :;
would hardly pay for drinks Nu Found
on a Mississippi steamer, One telegram
assures us that "as yet neither the NatcheZ
nor tho Robert E. Lee has blown up."
What will the next tell us!
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Cincinnati Market.

NAHNNNNNNar sWl >
FLnrA-Very dali. aud Wiegs lItIlN better than
nuSnlRal: hmlly - 20; EXTRA = si
QAAIK-- --whoal--VeEy dull at lGttl Is fAt
Noe : and rrd; small allua u Nhlla ~ 81 Ihlh
~ COrH--Dull, with Only llnilcd johhiRC
demand Hl S1sSSSc. ThsTV u = gJud dealt NJ
Louis coru Offering ~ sSc, to arrive, hut p0 buy
crA, OaIb.- Dull 81 Shtb6Oc, RYH-llNrllnrd 10
sSo6Sl DArlcy-Dull; AAlSs VI new al 81 lEllB
hCtfef than o. lA
CITrON-Duli and prIecs entlToly nohlnAl
mddlihg can hu bought Ut TX.
TOhAccO-AClVo aud lu E0O,l hrulAnLi NSlGa vi
2iD hhdB al g. HitE39 ~
WnnEY.-Dpil al tEaltV1r,
PROVISIONS Fork and lard duli aud pTi
rea nominal; the former 10 held Al 81, And the
latter al Ihk6bi6c. uulk Meats arr IN good de
mRnd, especially bhouldtrp, u which SO,UD lba
WSfv sold u ike luOsr, and l1t lsAChel; part At
lndlApApOllps HlhTS sold 81 lthu lO,as haCuiI
tHtn; clear rib sides higher. Nales 10 hhla AI y
4l9hc ior shoulders, and i6li9idSo EOF clear
rib aides, sugaFcurrd llRntp lSGkS1c,
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The annual massacre Of innocent Gu
mines is going on with It's usual thry, Nnd
the principal pursuit Of the police seems
to DO shooting helpless ours which have
been badgef1l anil chased into fits. II
may be well 10 calm popular RpPrehen'
sion by stating that not ono dog out Of u
thousand IieedIessly killed in hot weather
Is really rabtl. lIydrophObih is rare
disease ut all times, but statistics show con-
clusivcly TINT occurs more frequently IN
the colder months than in tho soCalletl
"dOg.days." Moreover, an anlmAl affected
with Il, s,lvG in Tie final stage, Is mOre IN.
clincd 10 ,quietlitlc tim to running
smuck.H The cruel practice OF muzzIing
dogs in hot weather Is calculated, BY de-
nriving them Of their chief source Of cool
Ing evaporation, to increase their liability
10 fits, and clearly comes within Ar.
Bcrgh's Jurisdiction. One word more on
lhc dog question: Nothing could be more
absurd than tic superstition which moves
a person who hos been bitten TO demand
tic immediate slaughter Of the animal
that bithim. Bythts course Il becomes
imp,ssib. .CtO Ascertain whether tho virus
was lalant,In tho dogs system at the time
Of the injury, and the only means 70 obtain
assurance Of tho injured persons freedom
from danger is removed. On the con-
trlFy, the offending brute, unless obvious
" rabil ut the time, should be kept under
observation tUr. At least sixty days, in or.
der to discover whether he be deceased
or not AS a final consolation 10 timtd
readers we ulny add that if the bite Of a
really nR1-dOg be inflicted through ones
clothing, especially IL Of woolcn fabric,
tho riSk Of incubation Is reduced to a
nlinimum-the poison existing in the anil
mails saliva, which Is wiped from the tee!h
In their passage through the cloth.-N i.
World rlH
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FRANCE.

GAlIB, July D.
The COMMITTEES on the petition Of the
Orleans Princess for the restoration Or her
property IN France, propose to set Il aside
unlilncXt year, but tic subject will prnba-
bly, come up for debate next Saturday In
the Corps LcgiSlatiC
It Is stated that France would propose a
congress Ortllc great powers to settle the
Spanish thrune question,
Girandine has sold his journal, Ia
Liberte.
The heat Is intense again. Tho recent
rains were light, and afforded only tenn
pOrary and partial relief lrOm the drought
In Brittanny the drought Is 50 severe lInt
the farmers nre selling their cattle at 9
cents per pound.
The provincial Journals concur in Csli-
mating the yield Ol the grain crop At one
fourth below the average
Ex.Quecn Isabella had an official noti,
flcation conveyed TO oil Tic foreign courts
Of her abdicaliOn.
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M. poutwell and his Ambition.

A Washington letter says: :" There Is
movement on foot among Massachusetts
men 10 induce Boutwell, to 50 to the
House Of Representatives md among
another set or Republicans 70 put HIM IN
the Senate, 10 iii the place to bo vacant
nv the expiration Or Senator Wilson's
term, March, 1871. II Is well known that
his entire ambition lies In manipulating
the national debt 80 NS t0bring Il within
manageable proportions. He does not
caro- Ior the OItice liG holds beyond his
ambition In carrying out this idea. De-
FsHtc,i in the passage Of his funding bill,
which he deems essential TO carrying out
his Diap, his resignation at any time near
or ai(er the adjournment Of Congress need
not create surprise.
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END OF THE BOAT RACE.
The Lee at 81. Louis.--ThC Natchez
Detained by Fog.


ST. LOUIS, July4.
The steamer Robert E. Lee arrived at
ll;25 A. NJ, three days eighteen hours and
fourteen minutes from New Orleans, beat
ing the NntChez's time ON her last trip
three hours md forty.four minutes, and
the james NJ. Whites famous time four
hours and tlNy.tlvc minutes. The Nalchez
was detained by u heavy fog below Grand
Tower, one hundred and twenty-five miles
below here, and did not pHss that point
until $50 N.
The following is the time the steamer
Robert Il. Les made To the principal
points on the trip from New Orleans,
taken from the steamers log; Donalds'
vile, hours and % minutes; Baton
Rouge, . hours and 2j minutes; Rcd
River, IL hours and SO minutes; Natchcz,
II hours and II minutes: Grand Jolly,
29 hours and q minutes; ViCksbnFg, l
day and 81 minutes; Lake Providence, !
lay, 5 hours and II minutes; White river,
day, 10 hours and 90 minutes, Helene,
day, % hourS and 25 minutes; Memphis,
2 days, 8 hours and minutes; New Mad
rid, 9 days, 10 hours and 90 minutes
Cairo, 3 days and hour; St Louis, 3
days, 10 hours and 30 minutes.
Capt. LeatlICrS, Of the steamer NatCliez,
Claims that, dedlcting six hours laid up
by fog between here mud Cairo and thirty
six minutes lost repairing pump below
Helena, the Natchez beat the Lees time
some twenty minutes. A banquet is TO he
given to both Captains Mt the Southern
Hotel tonight.
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WASHINGTON.
WAsHSGToS, July I

W AahINhIuNb "uly ~
The Democrats in Congress and else.
where are making preparations to start n
party newspaper in Washington LIST Of
September. 4 large amount Of capital
has been contributed.
Pat Woods, the Richmond policeman
who assaulted Representative Porter, is
still in the custody Of the Sergcant-at'
Arms.
Chief Justice Chase hns accepted m
invitation To visit the Gettysburg Springs
early in August, anil will probably remain
several weeks
Vice President Cnlfhz has returned.
Some Senators are desirous sofeXtending
for ten days time the period for adjourn.
mcnt Of Congress, being apprehensive
that the necessary public business cannot
be transacted by that time, but the House
would not consent to such extension.
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The Eject Of the Late Act Of Cos.
ETeSs 70 EnfoTee the FifIeenth
AmenhUaNnf.

The Eject Of Ihe A4Ee AGS oI SVbs
ETeSs 70 EnfoEee the Fifteenth
AmendmOAt. .
PruE Os Cbaa4iiOa Jas7tel
The second section Of the Fourteenth
Amendment to the Constitution Of the
United States conceds the right TO the
States TO abridge the rights Of any cit.
zen fUF participation in Egbellio9,
The drst section Of article third Of the
Constitution UG West Virginia, says I:
"Eo perSOn who, since the dTst day O(
June, one thousand eight hundred and
Slxty-One, has given, OF. GtGN giRs yolpn-
tnP4 aid or assistance 70 the rebellion
against the United StateS, shall 10 = CiEi.
zen OF this State or be allowed to vote al
any election therein, unless he has VOlun.
teered into the military or naval service Of
the United States and has been, or shall
be, hOnUTably discharged therefOm."
The fifteenth article OF amendment 70
the Constitution Of the United States de-
clares that no State shall deprive any
male citizen over tweuty-O yeaEs Of
age from voting, 6yl TGaSon Of hisIacc,
color or previous condition Of serVitude.
Tho act Of Congress recently passed Is
intended to enI0rG the right OF those cIt-
zenS 10 Vo!e, Who' " reason OF col9r'
cannot by any State, under the Xviii
Amendment, De depnved Of helr voIe,
Under our CONSTITUTION no person WhQ'
since tie lst day Of Juus, 1904, has given
voluntary MD bF assistance 70 the rebel.
Hon, has right TO register OF VOC a. any
election in THIS Stale. SIMPLY swearing
that he liAA nGt given at0' Gc9 6oes mol
give him the right to vote II y alone the
tact that that he hGs no! voluntarily gwen
aid OF as5lStence % sthe rebellion 9lnce
June Isl 1881 that gives him ithe rlghti 70
vota. . 1a 7
There Is no law Of the UnlIeu states or
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HARrER's WEEKLY for the 9th OF July,
which Is the number for the national an
niversary, contains, besides many other
fine illustrations, splendid doublc'pagc
engnvtng of Yvon's great picture OF the
United States Of North America, painted
for Mr.. A. T. Stewart, and designed to oc-
cury tho place Of honor In the gallery Of
his magnificent mansion in tho Filth
Avenue. The First Reading Of The
Declaration Of Independence in New
York." on tho first page, Is an historical
reminIscence Of great interest, inrciOly
drawn by a. r. Waud.