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The New York herald., 1870-06-12
ga Vince, within a WhceI.v-D,o9euc.,

GA Wheel Within n Wheei.''-Di0gencs, If
an inhabtan today Of this mundane sphere
man cannot be found, certainly have stumbled
did oner
give publicity Tor reasons that will appear we have I'm
only ut certain druggists Broadway many blocks
from Madison square We said to the proErie,q Doctoy do
but the price is high will not keep IT," We replied
"Many OF the constituents Of Restorcr Amcrca-namng
lesser rate II do not how much produce 1t,
will no. sell anything over my counter that cannot make
purchase by creating by your
ut easily set that aside by throwing cold
could not how could be work wonders;
suggested that this would be somewhat
eating IT, and recommending something else better This
for Us Is very easy natter persons in pursuit of such
say Several druggists with whom have upon
the subject feel as do and that that your wholesale
better conciae retailers and canno. sell the article
less put another stamp bottle and advertise tho
wen OF IT, More 10 this effect accompanied with
some wholesome business advice called from hi. long
compacentlv and then, with mutual "salaams,'
retired with the conviction that there least
did be found Broadway though he do not
sell RESTORER AMERICA Druggists sell
Resorer America consult their interests and not that OF
emneny superior TO all Others but not satisfied with 20
cent profit and will not be- so long they recommend
WHOLESALE DEALERS in REsfoREK AMERICA
J9HS 40 rSo nES S sSsss PaGs ~ WELLS Ellis CO.
and r. A. Depot .O1 East Thrteth street. At retail by the
following druggists crossing from North to East river
street; NOM ELL HEPBURN, Hudson aud Horao streets
MACY. sixth avenue and Fourteenth street; OBRIEN.
and Twenty ninth street; BKlMELow, Third aud
THIRTY M9sE Frsi sysnss and Toas;eS
GOODS DEALERS throughout the CITY,
,ls.t.
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PENNS YLVANIA.

Flood in SusQueIianna valley-Ihe Presiden.
tinl ExcursiOnists.
HARRISBURG, June II, 1870.
The recent rains have caused high floods in the
north and west branches OF the Susquehanna river,
sweeping away large quantities OF timber. It is es-
timated that 10, 000, 900 feet have foated OIL.
The Presidential fishing part Will return here this
afternoon. Tomorrow they Will be the guests Of
Mr.. j. ID. Cameron, at LOchlel his country residence
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THE PRESIDENTIAL FISHERIES

Return Of the Party to Harrisburg.
HARRISBURG, June IL, 1870.
The Presidential fishing party returned here this
evening, and are the guests OF Senator Cameron.
owing to the rains ana foods several serious delays
occurred on the road. The party will return 10
washington by special train tomorrow after
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A @ u "A + ! c..

Annual Regatta Of the Harvard Boat Club Class
Crews-The Freshmen, Juniors and Scien-
tifcs-A Collision and Ducking-Boats
Swamped and Crews Overboard-Great
Excitement, But All Hand safe-The
Scientifcs Win the Beacon Cup-The
Juniors Take the Second Prize.
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A Private Funeral.

LONDON, June lip. M.
This evening 1t is intimated that Mr.. Dickens
funeral viii be private. Only the usual invitation to
the friends of the family has been given. The place OF
burial has not yet been decided on, or. II IL has, it
has not been announced.
The New York herald., 1870-06-12

French Observation-Disclosures Than Greece.
afA LONDON, June IL, 1870.
Gustave Flourens, the noted French radical, is
still in this city.
The despatch from Athens announcing his arrival
there, which has been In circulation in France is
therefore untrue.
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GERMAN
Premier BismarcIs,s Health.

Premier Bismarck's Health.
BERLIN, June IL, 1870.
The health Of Count Bismarck Is still quite deli.
cate. HIS physicians have ordered him to refrain
from all manner OF work. Believing that change
OF climate would also be beneficial they have sug.
gested that he make short trip to England.
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THE ISLE OF WIGHT.

A Terrible Election Riot.
LONDON, June IL, 1870.
Violent election riots occurred to-day on the Isle
OF Wight. Many persons were injured, buildings
sacked, windows broken, &c. At the last accounts
the authorities had succeeded in restoring order
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ITALY.
Anticipating Revolution.

FLORENCE, June IL, 1870.
II has been reported to the government to-day that
another revolutionary movement Is about to occur
in Italy.
The authorities are taking the measures necessary
to suppress the disorders
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Chosen PeremptoriIy.

LONDON, June IL, 1870.
Mr.. Dickens name mad been proposed to the
Union Club and the baotng on his admission as a
member was to have occurred on Wednesday, the
22d inst.
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American Railroad Stock.

LONDON, June IL, 1870.
The proposed reorganization Of the Atlantic and
Great Western Railway has been assented to, votes
representing than onehalf of the stock having
been cast in favor Of the measure.
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Relations to Portugal.
FLORENCE. June II

The Italian government has recalled It's Ambassa-
dor from Lisbon in order to Investigate certain
charges brought against him by Portugal.
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SPAIN.
The Abolitiouist Agitation.

MADRID June II, 1870.
Early next week NJ CASTELAR,, one of the Deputies
in the COrtes will bring forward proposition for
the complete and immediate abolition of slavery in
the Spanish colonies with Indemnity to the present
owners,
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DEEP SEA TELEGRAPHY.
PARys. June II. 1870.

Wrcnch Interests in Transatlantic Communica.
tiOn.
PARIS. June II, 1870.
II Is definitely ascerained that a convention be-
tween the French government and the Societe du
Gable Transatlantque Francois for the abandonment
OF the exclusive privileges OF that society signed
yesterday.
British Iuterests-TrRnsatiantic and ut Kcmc.
LONDON, June IL, 1870.
The telegraph lines are still somewhat deranged,
though great improvement is noticed within the
past day or two.
All cable messages to America are despatched by
way Of Brest and st. Pierre, and all from America
by way Of Newfoundland and Valenta.
The failure Of the wexford and ST. Pierre cables
causes much inconvenience TO the mercantile com.
munity, but the telegraph authorities promise to
use all diligence to re.ostabllsh perfect cOmmuni.
cation.
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TELRGRAPHIC NEWS
FIR ON
ALL PARTS. OF THE WORLD
-~~
CHARLES Dickens Remains and
Funeral.
German March to the East and Franco
Austrian Opposition.
Italy in Anticipation Of Revo-
luton.
English Effort Against Telegraph
BOhemians.
ENGLAND.
Charles Dickens Remains.

Charles Dickens Remains.
LONDON, June H. 1870.
No arrangements for the funeral OF the late Mr..
Dickens have yet moon, been made.
No Inquest will be held on the remains.
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POR TUG AL.
~>"'1'10-0''0'''17-017-1-'''''''-'-0-T~".

The American Fling.
LISBON, June II, 1870
The Unlred States frlgate Franklin is now in port.
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Notes in General.

NUteB m CtncFAIs
LONDON, June IL, 1870.
Mr. Marlborough to-day won the Oxford silver
sculs for good steering
The Ascot races which begin next Tuesday, do not
give promise OF much sport The recent drought
has left the course in very unfavorable condition
for fine racing.
The health Of John Bright has greatly improved
lately.
Thomas Carlyle will soon sail for the United States
The New York herald., 1870-06-12

At Gold Prices.-The Largest Assortment
IN the city of Boots Shoes for ladies' gentlemen
children e. A. BROOKS This is
the city SIS broadway opposite Metropolitan Hots
Great reduction.
Soled Shoes half price.
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"Aftcr'' Electrical Bohemians.

"Aftcr" Electrical BOheminns.
LONDON, June IL, 1870.
1t Is reported to-day that the West India Tele.
graph Company have offered El 900 sterling reward
for the detection OF the person who fabricated the
despatch announcing the loss OF the Dacla.
The New York herald., 1870-06-12

Alto for the COuntry.-ChnmpiOn Cow
Mixer chance for energetic men. 267 BroaIway.
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GREECE.
A Visitation to che EAST.

ATHENS, June IL. 1870.
The brigand chiefs who have been closely pur-
sued lately by the national forces have succeeded in
escaping to Turkish territory.
The New York herald., 1870-06-12

Jnync's ExpcctOr1nf Il Bots Palliative
all Lung Complaints Bronchtis, &c IL is
fer all Coughs and Colds aud needs only
TAI u worth. Sold evcrywhefe.
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EGYPT.
suez CanaI improvements.

ONIHO, JUIIt IbIUs
The successful removal OF the distractions in the
Suez Canal near Lake Tmsah is announced to-day.
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Hecker,s Fnrinn.

For Moth Patches, Freclsies md Tan Uso
PERRY'S MOTH AND FRECKLE LOTION. It reliable
and harmless. Sold by druggists Depot ~ Bond trect.
The New York herald., 1870-06-12

Iufaiiibiiity Proclaimed for style. Elegance,
NJ and prices Coats Vests and Pants by INGRAM SON.
so Fulton street, New York
The New York herald., 1870-06-12

A sewing Machine, $2J to $4J-S11 Br0nd-
Can be converted into hand machine instantly War
ranied New patent broad guase Hemmer, applicable all
tac
The New York herald., 1870-06-12

Mum Il CO.., 81 Park Row, New York.
Publishers SCIENTIFIC AMERtCAS.-Patents obtained In
the uuiled states and all foreign coun tries
The New York herald., 1870-06-12

Bachelors Hair Dye-The hest ia tho
world. The only perfect dye harmless reliable irstantar
Fact ory Bonds street
The New York herald., 1870-06-12

Heckerss Fnrinn.
In the there Is healthier palat
able tood than HECK ES FARfNA II IL igbt agreeable.
ensy digested, and for puddugs jeles Is unrivasd
Sold by all grocers.
The New York herald., 1870-06-12

nIi-sisuuoi Spring Water Cures Cancer,
Brghs Disease Soroua and all Impurities or The Blood.
For sale by druggists.
The New York herald., 1870-06-12

New md Remarkable Lamp Is Selling
very rapidly by V. N. 4 CO., ~ Barclay street
The New York herald., 1870-06-12

A.-EspeuscaeiIs Summer uafs.-IIis Ultra.
marine Pear Cassmeres the most brilliant dress hat Tor
that be found this side OF the Atlantic An
IL invited 10 their shape, 6neness lghtness and the
beauty and elegance OF their trimming and appointments
Look around and f articles OF the hnsh
be procured elsewhere at any price. ESPENSCHEID
manufaclurer OF gents hats. No lis Nassau street.
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A.-For u stylish and Elegant Hat Call ON
DOUGAN, l02 Nassau street, corner OF Ann.
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ROYAL Havana Lottcry.-PriZcs Paid in G. old.
Information furnished. The highest pa for Douboons
zai all kinds Of Gold and silver.
TAYLOR CO. Bankers, l6 Wal. street, n. Y
The New York herald., 1870-06-12

A.-Herrine's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES.
25I broadway, corner murray street.
The New York herald., 1870-06-12

The Greatest Tonic in the WOrld.-Use
STEINFELDS Freneh Cognac Bers. Principal depot, 81
~ str. Nav vork
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A.-IIerrins's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES.
25l broadway, corner Murray street.
A-Espeuscheid's summer TIats.-His Ultra
marine Pear Casmeres are the most bran, dress hat Tor
ion q shape, 6neness, hghtness,
Isa a"n a @ e h asa %
nS 5s o .sn swssrs hs \ any
BatcMelor's Hair ,Dye-The hes. ia tho
Factory Bond street
For Moth Patches, Freclsies md Tan Uso
PERRY's MOTH AND FRECKLE LOTION. Itis reliable
and harmless Sold by druggists. Depot ~ Bond
Hecker's Fnrinn.
able 1000 than HECKEts FARfNA. il is HIGHT agreeable.
ensy digesed and for puddngs or jeies Is unrivasd
SOLD by all grocers,
InfaiIbHty Proclaimed for style. Elegance,
y and prices for Coats Vests and Pants by INGRAM SON.
so Fulton street, New York.
Jnyne's Expcctornnt Is Bot., a Palliative
standard remedy ali Coughs and Colds aud needs only
trial tNprovs its worth Sold everywhere
81 Rart Roy, Mew xSs
the uuled states and all foreign countries
mi--i-uuoi Spring Water Cures Cancer,
Brghts Disease seFoiua and all Impurities or the Blood
For sale by druggists
Royal Havana Lo.tery;-Prizcs Paid in Cold.
Information furnished The highest rates pator Douooons
TAYLOR & CO. Bankers Is Wa street. ny
The Greatest Tonic in the world.-Use
STENFELDS Fren,h Cognac Bters. Srncir al depot 81
Warren Get, New York.
The Poor Little Sufferer will be Immedi.
alsly roseyed by using Mrs. wINsLow's SOOTHING
sYRUPfor children ,ee,aing II softens gums reduces
inflammation wind coc aays all pain, gives the
child quiet natural sleep, from whch awaKes nvgorasi
and rereshsd Perfscty sale AL cases, millions OF
nhNherscau testify.
The Metropolitan Job Printing Establish-
meut,
s7NASsAu STREET.
OLD HERALD, BUILDlNG
This well known establishment ohers Aysnagcs 1osssset
| BY other Ia the United States
Call and get your estimates Tor .,r,,,
|
! ILLUMINATED POSTER woHk
| TO a (.AkD.
Especial attention reid 70 ,,..,
at rates which compare avorsby VITA any p'ber nTce
TRAVELLING will do well to call ani tasGiaa
| "" STOCK OF CUTS.
= Wood Eosrsans deas .. shs1 aocs and ~ low ax,ses
The New York herald., 1870-06-12

French Interests in Transatlantic Co,nmunica.
tiOn.
The New York herald., 1870-06-20
What the Catholics Of Britain Say.

lFFOIu inc LOuuOu OoDcI
A statement which has been adopted by meet
ing OF Catholics, in which the Duke Of Norfolk, Lord
Howard OF GlossOp and the Master OF Lovat took
part, declares that to compel Catholic children 10
board In schools In which, contrary to the principles
OF the CathOilc religion, secular and religious in
struction Will not go hand In hand "wOud be 10 in
stitute religious grievance both contrary 10 the
principles prOfessed by all parties at tins time and
without any parallel In countries OF mixed re-
ngions.n The Education bill, as IL now stands, so
say the Catholics, "would make England an eXcep-
ion to the whole civilized world since there is not
any instance on the Continent OF Europe or IN Amer
lea In which primary education N ut the same time
compulsory and undenominational.
The Marchioness Of Queensberry maintains on the
education and Church question generally that TO be
q Catholic Is not necessarily to be Papst, and
most strenuOusy denes the doctrine that the Pope,
any other ecclesiastical power, Catholic or Pro-
testant, has any temporal authority, directly indi-
rectly, in Ireland Her Grace adds
There must be "unanimity of sentiment and eavening
of thought before Ireland arrive at that destiny
which Is In store for her Circumstance have
through the OF the good and great Cod paved the
for this thrice blessed Let all hall with Joy and
gratitude, and strive, each OF individually, TO
dame, instead OF attempting TO quench by word
deed but yet, surely, shall not be quenched, for God Is
with u.s." We hope all things from native Parliament;
but these hopes realized the rush will, after
evtably May God ireland from this terrible
alternative and raise In her legislators, Protestant and
Catholic, who will Thy deDarring all from contInuan: in
their tyrannca usurpaons and destructive acts) the
dear old land from that revolution to which she is
Fastening.
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Preparing for the Vote by Ballot-Constitn-
tiOnal Revolution.

from tne lIOnuOn llfneS, May u.
The Ballot bill Is uponus. Some time after the
House Of Commons has weared OF the Irish Land
bill, another craft Will be launched on the Parl.a-
mentary waters. Lord Harrington will ask leave to
introduce bill to amend the practice OF Parlia-
mentary elections. What viii be Its late a matter
upon which conjecture may easily 90 wrong, and,
by the House and the country are exceedingly mixed
and various. There Is one party, or Or remnant of a
mixed qualification. The surviving radicals OF
1882 must see in Its promise The lest
whom Mr.. Joseph Hume was an apostle
how few Of them are left among us l-may join IN
feeble glaverlng OF Smson,s song adapted to their
away, their strength is gone, their revelation is ex
hausted; such OF them as still live on Had them
selves among generation thinking other thoughts
and speaking another language, and are startled and
alarmed by proposals on everv side for extending
the sphere OF government in direct violation OF the
doctrines OF their early life but they may stu take
consolation in the knowledge chat the ballot
the only real and Trustworthy machinery for
regenerating the worlds taken up by a
liberal Ministry. These radicals OF the past
have, Of course. a party In the opposite ranks
tives who have survived their illusions aud who re-
cognZed the truth that It rs their fate TO be beaten
As measure after measure they opposed has been
carried against them, they have at last come TO be-
leve that their opposition guarantees the ultimate
success OF every project they may resist. Tney feel
their forces ebng, and are almost prepared TO bow
to the uneUttabte UctOry Of their asSattants. Be
tween these two ranks there Is q younger band,
whose hatred OF the ballot is more cordial every day
and becomes more bitter, because they are not un-
frequently compelled to suppress 1t. The open
SAINTS ind relief In protesting their opposition, but
such men-and they are not few-as have pledged
themselves 10 the ballot In the persuasion that II
would never become a practical question IN their
time chafe and fret at the notion OF legalizng the
hypocrisy OF electors just as they are discovering
their own.
II the ballot be adopted 1t will be kind OF sacri-
fee to the dead. We do not say there Is not here
and there man keeping up the form OF living who
believes In IT; but we make this concession Il Is
the utmost our respect Tor TACT Will permit. The
question whether the bill Will be passed Is thus very
mucn matter OF time. ''If 'twere done, 'twere well
1t were done qucklyn for Gil the rising forces
against 1t, and men may at any moment awake from
the SPELL and ask what is II that compels them to go
on paying false obedience or impressed by base
less fear Of the hobgobn. II may seem q mistaken
policy to give Mr. Leatham such warning but we
take credit for the frank expression OF sentiments
should vainly try To repress. He and his friends
may try their utmost; but II they succeed II will not
be because they are strong but because others are
weak
The New York herald., 1870-06-20
The Postal Telegraph System.

IFTOm tne IOHUOH SUM
The number or telcgraphic messages forwarded
from postal telegraph stations IN the Kingdom in
four weeks was az follows:--In the week ending
April 0, 1s9, 562 messages we're transmitted, show
ing an increase 0f 4,34l on the previous week.
In tne week ending April 49, 157, 807 messages
sent, being decrease In numDer OF H. 1856 on the
previous week. The falling of Is accounted for by
The small amount OF business transacted on Good
Friday and the following day. In the weeks endin z
April 20 and 80, 170859 and 172,7 TAG messages were
despatched respectively.
The New York herald., 1870-06-20
TURKEY.

The Egyptian Relations-Ambitious Designs
and Cabinet Aid Of the viceroy-Thc Free
Passage Of the Bosphorus-Railroad Pro.
grcss-Ceionixation from, tho West.
CONsTANrINoPLE, May 81, 1870
In abiding some time ago to the affairs Of Egypt
aud the ambitious designs Of the v,ceroy made use
The New York herald., 1870-06-20
The Schools i'm Scotland.

The Scottish Central Association OF Schoomasters
at Stirling, May 4 resov we'd that IN prasIice they
found no difficulty necessarily connected with COM
municating religious instruction In their schools
that q national system, combining the leading fea-
lures OF the parOchlal system, was the most desira
BILE for the country, and that the Revised Code ex-
aIninaions tend to lower the status Of scno0l-
masters.
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e u r O r e.
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German Finance and Military Absorption
Of The Industrial Resources.
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French Cabinet Policy and 0ppOsitionist Tac-
tics in Parliament.
--~~-~->~~--~~->-~-~-
Earl Russell on Public Education
and "Popery" in England.
Emigration to Turkey and Coloni-
zation from the West.

our special correspondents in Europe supply the
following varied and important Illustrations Of cur
rent Old World history to the 9Th OF June.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-29

BANKRUPTCY CAsE.-The case of p. r.
Shepherd. of Clarke county, in bankruptcy, in
which debt for SO 900 is claimed against said
bankrupt by Talton Osburn's administrator, Of
Loudoun county, which debt is alleged by the
assignee to be usurious, was tried yesterday at
Chambers before Judge Underwood, and the
jury this morning rendered verdict 10 favor
of Shepherd. as in their opinion, the debt was
usuIious The arguments of the distinguished
counsel in the case, Messrs. Andrew Hunter and
R. Y. Conrad for the Assignee, and Judge II.
W. Thomas, Col Geo. w. Brent and Henry
Hcaton for the administrator, and which lasted
the whole of the day, arc highly praised by al
who heard them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-29
The Markets..

New York, Sept. 29.-Stocks very dull.
Gold l3J. Money Sac We. SKIES, ex-coupon
CT; do. new, ca. -Four dull and unchanged.
Wheat quiet and heavy. Corn dull and dc.
cliGing.
BALTIMORE, Sept. o9.-Va. sizes. old, SO!
bid, 81 asked; d. 1866, 634 bid, 644 asked;
do. 1867, 594 bid, Col asked; do. counou, old
CT! bid; do. coupon, new, Ga bid. N. &. G's
old, sol bid; do. new, 81 bid. Cotton very
dull and prices irregular; middling Orleans l64
middIiug upIands Isl. Flour dull and nomi
nal; Howard Street Super, S5a5. SO; extra
$GaG.75. Wheat, prime to choice Southern
10 good demand; Western ard Common mol
wanted; choice Maryland amber l60al67; good
to prime do. 135al55; common to fair, l10al30
white, l40al7O; western red. 130ll34. Corn
white, 9Oal05; yellow, 95 Oats tirmer a
4Sa5O. Rye SOa9O.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-29

The COMPETITIVE EXAMINATIoN.-Ju dge
Legare and Messrs. Carne and Henry exami-
ners, appointed by the Hon. Lewis Mckenzie,
met at St. Johns Academy yesterday after
! noon, at 4 o'clock, to examine candidates aud
select cadet for the u. S. Naval Academy,
from the 7th Congressional Dstric:. The no.
tlce was, necessarily, so short, that there was
| no time for boys in the other parts OF the dis.
! trict to present themselves, tut there we're
| nine young men 10 attendance, viz:
Anthony w. Armstrong, Charles ". Boil,
Frank p. Berkeley, Harold Berkeley, Glenn
Brown, VIM. r. Bashby aad Joseph Ii. Dunn,
of this city, and John Webb Tyler aud John
Henry Walsh, of Fairfax county.
Three OF these are clerks in diff aren't cstab-
lishments in this city; the rest, students 10
three Of our principal schools.
Judge Legare conducted the examination on
Grammar and Composition MIR. Carne, that
on Spelling and Geography; and Mr.. Henry,
the oral examination in Arithmetic; Judge
Legare and Mr.. Carne giving the examples to
be worked out. The examination lasted until
some time after nine, and there being much
difficulty in deciding between the leading can.
dldates, it was not until almost ten that the
examiners announced their decision. which was
to the effect that BushbY and Walsh being
much in advance OF the rest, and each slightly
superior to the other in one or two branches,
it was impractcable to decide between them !;
they therefore sent both to DR.. Hammond
with the request that he would pass the one
who had the best physical qualifications.
DR.. H., after an examination, reported that
both were physically suitable for the navy. and
both equally so be-, therefore, declined decid-
ing, and as there Was no other means Of arriv-
ing at conclusion, thoy agreed to draw lots,
by opening book and deciding by the first
letter at the left. Both drew A, and then re-
course was had to marked and blank paper
when John Henry Walsh, of Fairfax county,
was selected lie has been student OF St.
Johns ACADEMY for three or four weeks pas.
but previously been educated at the Col
egc Of St. Francis Xavier in New FORK city.
VIM. R. Bushby is graduate of St. John s
Academy, and has been for year past, book.
keeper for George R. Hill & Co., at the Jamie.
son Steam Bakery.