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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-05-19

H- MANY euffer rather than take nauseous med
clues. AL who suffer from CHS, colds, irritation
of the bronchial tunes tendency TO consumption.
will ind Ia Dr. Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry q
remedy agreeable to the palate as eectusi in re-
moving dseate. The Balsam is pleasant remedy; ;
1t IL safe remedy 1t ia powerful remedy; 1t 10
remedy that cures.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-05-19

NJ YouNoxR by twenty years Is the appearance Of
the man of nifty, or the lady of-never mind how
the gray airs with Phalon's vitaa. Pleasant, clear
and transparent No sediment Sold by all drug
pats and fancy goods dealore.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-05-19

KENT RAILROAD. The following gentlemen
were elected Directors of this road on Monday,
the Slh instant: Hon. George Vckers, Jesse X
Hines, George W. T. Perkins, John Gale, Charles
Beaslen, r c. johnson, William b. Wilmer,
William WeIch
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-05-19

mOnOO A YEAR AND EXPENSES to agents to
EZUUU sell the celebrated WILSON SEWING
MACHINES The best machine in the world. Stitch
alike on both side. One machre without money.
For further particulars, address IS N. Ninth street.
PhiladelDhia Pa 3mw
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-05-19

ELECTION OF OFFICERS. election for
President aud Directors of the Chesapeake and
Delaware Canal Company, will be held on the 9Th
Of June,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-05-19

SUNDAY School CONVENTION. A.
Davis, Chairman of a committee OF arrange
nents, announces that Sunday School COnven
tion or Teachers Institute. for Harrington Circuit,
will be held 10 Salem NJ e. Charch, Wednesday,
June LIST, exercises to commence at ~, p. NJ.
l. Opening Address The Duty OF the Church
in reg ird to Sunday Schools. By Rev. j. A. B..
Wilson.
.. Essay -Defects of Sunday Schools, and remc-
dies. By Professor e d. Tarr.
8. Sunday Schools How to Conduct Them.
BY Rev. A. D. Davis.
4. An address to the children. By Rev. G. L.
Sharp.
8. The Teachers Work. By G. E. Simmons.
6. Influence of Early Training. By Kew. 8.
Minner.
4. Class Drill. BY Rev. A. ID. Davis.
8. A written report from each school in the
circuit Is desired.
The children and parents and all Sunday school
workers are invited to attend and participate m
the exercises,
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WE HAVE A COMPLETE HOG sCALDKR which
w will heat 60 gallons of water In 20 MINUTES.
], A. ROBINSON d CO.,
a and Harkat ia.
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This Institution offers to It's students thoruogl
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Spring Term opens March "a, 1863. Fall Term
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Students admitted at any time md charged pro-
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Commercial Department will be established foi
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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-05-19

GRAND INAUG U RATION
l. O w p r / G e S |
Homer, ColladaY & Co,
Hos. l4l2 4 l4l4 Chestnut st.,
PHILADELPHIA,
ARE NOW OFFERING TIE WHOLE OF THEIR
mAGHIFICENT STOCK
Dress Goods, Silks. ETC.,
Replete With all the Choic est Novelties
| of this season,
| TOGETHER WITH
Large Invoices Of Desirable Goods,
| rusouAsrp IN 1uu MARKET roe oA.u AT
Astonishingly Low Rates.
nc d co. conclude that 1t is only necessary
Prices Prices At which this SUFFERS STOCK viii be dis
posed Of, to insure an earlJ call.
Handsome Double-width Chene Mohairs,
37A cents.
Double-iold Foulard Mohairs, 45 cents.
Double-fold Norwich PopliHs, in the new
light shades, sc cents.
Hoyle's Yard-wide English Prints, % cents.
Printed Satin Cloth, new article for the
house or Walking Costume, So cents.
One case of the Finest organdics imported,
40 cents.
Real Scotch Glnghams, in all colors, rs cents.
Two cases of French Foulard Mohairs,
which sold by the piece for 65 cents, are
now offered at IS cents.
Black Lyons Gros Grains and Drap de Lyon,
of the best makes, from $l.bO to $s per
yard.
Chene Silks Of the latest designs Of the Paris
market, and extra quality, sold last Spring
at rs, $3.50.
Striped Silks from $1.50 to $500.
Black Canvass Bareges, extra superb quality
623 cents.
. Black Canvass Barsges, rs cents.
, Black Canvas Bareges, all widths and quail
ties, up to 90.
Walking Suits, Lace shswls, Lace Points.
All at the New Rates.
sp7,sm;d&w, ecptl On, dhw
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PEnoIrAL AID IErrHxsr PAYABLE IN Go = IN TIE
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Price 90 AND AsoruEp IsrrHrsr In Currency, at
which price they pay nearly sEvEs GENT II seLp
on their cost.
All Government Bond, and other Securities dealt
In at the Stock Exchange, received in exchange at
their full market value, and Bonds sent to all parts
Of the country. free OF Express charges.
They be obtained bv ordering direct from us or
through any responsible Bank or Banker In aay part
OF the country.
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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-05-19

UNITED STATES
INTERNAL REVENUE.
Notice is hereby given that the
ANNUAL LIST OF TAXES
For the District of Delaware will be in the hands OF
the Dppby Collectors and ready for collection on and
after M1ndoy June 9Th, 1870.
REUBEN P. JANvlER, Eco,
The Deputy Collector for all that portion Of New
msgo S0' ans the Phdepn
Baltimore Railroad will attend at the following
places and times to collect US s;id taxes viz
On Tuesday, June 7ih, Townsend. a. 1. W. Latti-
:. On Wednesday, June sth. ode.ss, at - Chances
On Friday, June lo:h, Glasgow. at VIM. H. euthe-
On Mokday, June 18th. Chlistsna, at j. EllIotps
we'd wed, e'sy: June 18th, Delaware City. at George
Friday, June 18th, New Castle at Geo. whitnelds
viii be at the shove places from 0 A. M. to4P NJ.
The Annual Idst comprises Special Taxes (fopmerly
called Iicenses) Incomes, CARR q. 9. liver an Gold
Plsle, Gold or Gilt Watches, Billiard Tables Yachts,
Il. 8. Treasury Meter. or the Notes of National
Uron all taxes not paid on or before the nth Of
June, ave per cent and interest at the rate OF enc
Fer cent per month VII be AIDED. ard rlSid,y e5ac
lector has no discretion in the matter. Prompt
plsnce wi this notice will alone save taxpsyers
Taxsbles rom any part OF Mr.. LAWYERS Division
car psy a. any one Of the points mentioned.
Office Of the ,llsctor Of Internal Revenue, viii
mssiass may ' j. I. PRETTYMAN, Collector.
~ Republican p ease copy.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-05-19

1870. April 30th, by amount Of or
ders drawn on the Collector
from / to 1859, for contrac-
tors, stonng, building cul-
yerts, commissioners fees,
clerklng, house expenses,
printing statement Of ac-
counts, books, &c........... $6,lI5.S2
Byerrors allowed 7. Brackin,
as per duplicate, on $IS217
at 22 cents. .................. 1iZoi
BY commissions allowed do.
on net amount Of $5,3T2.sS at
per cent. .................. 4W.sS
ss,77bsi
Balance due the Hundred. 2Sill
s7,ooo.s9 s7,ooess
JOHN D. SHARPLESS,) poad
WIN. z. DERICKS0N, commjasoners
HUGH Finn,
n,yto
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INoR SALB.-A steam engine and mill machinery.
ID Engine IL in. cylinder SO in. siroke fly wheel is
feet diameter. Husk and pit gearing complete for
two run of burs, well built and in good order-priSe
Turbine Water Wheel as good as new, with shaft,
pullles, etc.. and one pair Of feet burs Fer sale
only for want Of For further particulars, apply
Ia jos. TATNALL,
apl4i Wilmington. Del
NOR sALE-A wBLL-IMPRovED FARM IA
III OF about $40 acres 10 Appoqninimink Hum MIL
dred, one mile from Railroad station; one mile from
Sm,rna one mile from smyrna Landing, hiss q man
buildings with both.
~ Terms will be made easy. 1t is clear Of In
s''-' JONATHAN STEPHENSON.
Box IS, SMYRNA, Del.
Or, F. F. EoGrA, 420 Shipley street,
ap2r6w Wilmington, Del.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-05-19

FOR CoRONER.-James Steward,
= Sr., Of White Clay Creek Hundred,
offers himself for the nomination Of
Coroner, subject to the decision Of the Republican
party Of New Castle county.
Newark Jan. 27.-wtn
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-05-19

E,OH CORONER.-I lake this method yr4
Il OF informing my friends and the publilcEScxx
In general that will be candidate for the nOmina-
ton Of Coroner Of New Castle County. subject to the
decision Of the Republican party, pedging my sup
port to the successful nominee.
CHAS. A. WINSLOW,
First Reg. Del. Vols,
feb1, d&wtn wilmington Hundred.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-05-19

Il completed and running from EIonxosp. Va, to
the celebrated WHITE SULPHUR SrBrsss,rN WEST VA,
827 miles. 1t is being rapl lily extended to the Ohio
River, 200 miels urther, making In all AT miles.
In Its progress Westward, 1t penetrates and opens
up to market the WONDERFUL Coal DErosIrs OF TIE
KAsAwHA RIaIos IN Wrsr VIRGINIA. And thus
brings the superior and abundant Goals Of that Sec
tiOn into communication with the IRos oHEs OF Viz
GINA AND OHIO. and the WESTERN, souTH wrsIERs
AND EAsTIKr xARKErs.
When completed 1t will connect the surERIoR HAR-
BsR FACILITIES OF THE CnEsArEAKn BAY tn reliable
NAVIGATION on the Ohio River and thus with the EN-
TIRE SYSTEM OF RAILROAD AND WATER TRASsronrA
THE GREAT WEST AND SOUTH Wrsr.
1t will lake SHORT, EASY, oAEAp AND FAVORABLE
ROUTE from the WASP to the SEA, and will command
LARGE ,nARx or THE ENORMOUS rnEiGHrs seeking
transportation to the coast.
1t will thus become one OF the most IMPORTANT AND
rEorIr ABLE EAST AND WEST TRusK Inns or RI III
ROAD in the country, and command a trade OF i'm
mepse value
The completed portion Of the Road is doing a
PROFITABLE AND IsoREAsrsG iBusrsxss, and is fully
equal in value to the whole amount Of the mortgage
upon the entire Lac ls1b, o0e. oOo)
The loan Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Company, being FIRST MonreAGE IRON TIE rsrras
LINE. PROF ETY. AND EQUIPMENTS. woR,u wHEn COM
rLErED LEAsr $4,000 0OO IL therefore one of the
most substantial conservative and reliable Railroad
Loars ever offered in the market, and is peculiarly
adapted to the wants Of
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-05-19

NONONER.-The undersigned oners-R>
" himself as . candidate for the nomi-
nation OF the Republican party for the
office Of Coroner OF New Castle county. AZ the same
that he socis the votes Of his fellow citizens he
pledges himself TO support the nominee.
tasQQ a q wtn JuHN W. DRAPER.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-05-19

CHERIFFALTY.-I take his me.wn~
y thod of informing my friends and tho
voters In general that will be q candi-
date for the nomination Of sheriff OF New Castle
County, subject TO the decision of the Republican
party. pleaging my support to the successful nomi
nee. EDWIN LEWIS,
janis, d&wtn Wilmington Hundred.
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+. ,goala ire 20 nave : ~


L-- so. ouc. 4 would lil-3 20 azvs ~
H. h.s place 20 7ay.
CsTf Ian F,ecker ezeorga k>sl,-,-a
Rel fnr thi ty re scs. DE 70 al ve~y e Tor <
man have ll-s oasfr-zs IS gvi1a bin. MT
Nc Cr a di-1"Ul,v. Gor't >1cv 81 nts
quarrel1ng. Dor. STOW ATS present con
ditioo, nut believe . IS about - strong as
ever, except so tax as eye has affected him,
as IL natural.
COL W y Pollard, medical student, slpoyq, !.
Know Dr. Day; he mas incurred wound
on the lett thigh. about Que inch deep
and one and a half inches long. Helped
D.. Owen to dress it. It was made by q
double edged weapon; that b. ade would
M ke 10
Or. Queen seUOrn : I reside at No. 10 South
studied three; spent two years in q nos.
ntial. That Instrument is a eating.
Iard.)
Here the testimony was closed, and
the counsel spoke for some time. At
the conclusion of the arguments the
Doctor was held to bail in the sum Of
$4,000, with james FL. McNeely, VIM.
Reavis and another gentleman as Sc
curity for his appearance for trial.
The affair caused great excite meut
throughout the city. Groups of citi-
zens continued to talk the matter
over during the afternoon, and in fact
it became the sole topic of converse
ton in the immediate vicinity.
When the examination was in pro
gress, a messenger arrived for more
doctors to attend Mr.. Rsitz, who had
fsinted several times, and was report.
ed to be bleeding alarmingly.
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EnrOnaan Narkafa.
By TeIevFanll

By Telegraph LoNDoN, July s.
Conso's for money 9256; account 925z0
VIZ; An1eric an securities. 10 4Os 87sz aud
hrmer aud higher: 62s, 90IS 65s, 903S: 87s,
BY: Erie, lSN Illinois Central, 1l3N; At
Iantic q Great Western, 275S. Stocks are
drmer and higher.
LIVERPOOL, July s.--Cotton IA quiet: up
lands sN: Orleans los; sales to-day 10000
bales; sales for the week 65 600 do. ex ports
100 do; speculation 5000 do; STOCK STA.
OOO do American 3i6 900 do. receipts for
the week 72.00J do: American 10000 20 /:
9 isn1ity sfoat 40l 100 do; American 95 900
do. Receipts OF wheat In three days 1000
quarters: American 10000 do: Cafff1rnfa
white wheat los Sd: winter 9s sd red west.
ern No IS 81: western -four 22s Cd ; corn
S0s for No. mixed: oats 2s Cd +; barley IS :
peas BIS Cd ; pork l02s Cd beef 8 and dFm !;
lard heavy at lis: cheese quiet: bacon Is
quiet and steady at SIC; Gum berlRud 62s
90 for short rib; talloW 44s, and turpen-
tine EOS
HAvRE, July Section quiet at ll6 on
the spot.
PARIS, July. S.-Bourse opened at 70T IS
confines, and closed q shade firmer: reutes
20 francs confines.
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Additional Dispatches.
FOREIGN NEWS.

PARIS, July SIN the Senate an
Interpolation has been submitted on
the Hohen7ollern affair, and the 18th
inst. is the day fixed for discussion
Nothing definite has been heard to-
day. from Prussia. Olozoga, the
Spanish ambassador, goes to night,
TO Madrid. to endeavor to make ar
Tangements satisfactory to al parties.
The ambassadors of Austria. Eng-
land and Italy had a reference to-
day with the Duke of Grammont;
they seem to be favorable to France.
The Russian Minister was received
to day. by Grammont.
The Emperor held a conference
this morning, with the Ministers of
War, Navy and j ustice.
Military measures arc already men
toned. Two corps dc drnlce are to be
made ready for immediate movement.
Marshal Bazaine will command one,
and General Lebrun the other. Mar
shall MacMahon will have an ar
my, and General Leboeuf will be en-
trusted with an important command,
while Count Polikio will take com
mand Of the troops to operate against
Spain.
Active preparations arc going on at
the seaport.
One of the many reports in eircu-
lation about Primes Leopold, says he
refused Prim's offer of the crown
twice; but his sister, the Duchess Of
Flanders, induced him to finally &C
cept it.
It is feared if this should prove
true. that Belgium will be drawn into
the conflict.
A report has reached here from
Madrid that Montpensier has ordered
his adherents not TO oppose Hohen-
zollern. The press Of Madrid are di-
vided on the question Of Loopold's
candidature.
The Epoca opposes his lis elevation,
but complains of France because she
acts as if the Cortes is in no wise en-.
gagged to take care of the dignity and
interests of Spain.
The Publ0 warns the country that
this candidacy NAV serve as preteXt
for war between France and Prussia,
in which Spain will be the victim.
The iberia fully approves Prims
policy.
The Correspondence announces by
authority, that the Cortes will meet
on the GOth 81 July.
Tho H'-.z fi-. v0F fhet dern-
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new York Market.


By Telegraph NEW YORK. July 8.
COTToN-Steady and quiet: sales of 1878
bales at 2O1zc for middH e upiands.
FL UR-Keceipts 1894 barrels; quiet for
superfne, and extras steady: other kinds
heavy sales of TO- 500 bbis a. 81 75a5 10 for
superfine western and State; e5 2545 80 for
extra do: So 75G6 10 for good to choice do;
IS 6O@8 40 for common 10 choice white
white wheat extra western: ej 5095 20 for
extra Ohio: IS 75@0 90 for extra 1t. Louis.
Rye flour scarce and in demand; sales OF
Corn MEALShore active: sales of 80
barrels at IS 25 for jersey: IS so for Caloric.
WHEAT-Recefp T2.52S bushels; dull;
sound, steady; other kinds irree uIar; sales
of 128 COD bushes at 81 O3@l % for No. 3
9pr No MiIwankee: 81 aoGI 81 for No.
spring: 81 GOAL AZ for red and mber state {;
81 20 for white Michigan: 81 IS for white
Kentucky; 81 80 for amber Canada, in
RYE-ouiet.
BARLEY-Nominal.
fl mer, and active; sales OF $4,000 bushels at
9ScGSl 03 for poor to cho ce new western.
mixed; 81 Uonl IL Ior western yelIoW q 20
al Is for white; 90g92c for unsound; 81 OS
for small lots of old.
OATs-Receipts 1925 bushels; firm and
more &C i've: sales of 10000 bushels at ESQ
Csc for western 7Od75 for Ohio and state.
PAY-Quiet md unchanged.
HoPs-ln mOdera' demand and firm:
COFFEE-FiTm and quiet: sales OF 1900
bags Rio and $50 bags Laguayra on private
terms.
EUGAA-EAlr ana mess safes Vi
300 hhds at 9A9llN for Cuba and Porto HI
co: also 262 boxes Havana at Toe.
McLASSES- Dull.
RICE FTm a. 61z6S1z for Carolina.
PETROLEUM Quiet at l4A9l415 for crude;
PoRKSDuli: sales of 800 barrels at 500 rs
for mes: s23G29 . for city mess; s22 for
plain prime; Ell or western pine mess /;
also l,z50 barrels mess seller August at
500 co.
BEEF- Quiet: sales OF 100 barrels at sll9
10 for PLAIN mess: tl60lS for extra mess :
beef hams inactive at e29935; tierce beef
nominal at S26g2S for prime mess; s3093I
for India mess; middles dull; city long
clear held at l5c.
LARo-A shade firmer aod better de-
mand sales of s. tierces at 159l63 Tor
steam l6L@l55z for kettle
BUTTER Quiet and steady at 1920 for
west eru.
CHEFsE-Flrm at 1914
ady n SASSY.
FREIGHTs Liverpool irmer; wheat
at sd.
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Unpaid Letters.
osT-OFFICE, EVANSVILLE, |
July s, 1870. I

PosT-OFFICE, EVANSVILLE, /
July 8, 1870.
List of letters remaining in Post
Office, at Evansville, which are held
for postage, and insuficiently di-
rected.
If not called for By July 18th,
they will be sent to the Dead Letter
Office. Persons calling for these let.
ters will please apply at the Cashiers
Office.
Friedrich Wehmer, Raubstadt, Md.
Mrs. n. Q; Snethen, ElIz beth City, n. J.
Charles Weihe, New MInden, Ill:
Mrs. Edward Byrne, Buffalo, n. Y.
Mrs. Sallle 81. KlrkIlghter. Louisville,
Ky.
u. E. Gilbert, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Eliza Schultheis, Taylorsville.
Sebastian Gang, 295 Magazine Street.
Mrs. Edward ByFne Buffalo. ny
Mr.. n. q. SnetheO, EIIzAbeJn City, N. j.
JOHN w. FOSTER, r. NJ
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A SNEAK THIEF CAUGHT
Alarm e. the Sherwood HOuss Last
Night

About quarter after ten last night,
a great excitement was created at the
Sherwood House By a guest calling
out stop thief" at the same time
chasing a man down into the street.
One Of the boarders at the house,
who was attracted by the excitement.
saw another intruder sneak into a
room close by, and as soon as he
could attract any attention, called for
help to catch the other one. while the
person robbed and two officers pur-
sued the thief up the alley back of
the Sherwood.
A dozen or two citizens rushed up
stairs, and searched several rooms,
aud were just about to give up the
search, when the fellow was found
crouched down On the little veran-
dab, on the Locust Street side of the
house, pretendine to be drunk. He
was laid hold of BY a couple of citi-
zens, and made to rise. proving to be
burly rufian of about six feet high,
and stout in proportion.
He was escorted to the lock up and
put under lock and key. Up to mid
night the other thief had not been
caught.
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Sd. LOnIs Narket.

By telegraph ST. LOUIS, Julyg.
ToB ACC0-Unchanged.
COTT ,N-NomtnalIy lower: lSJL6I9o
He p Duli: 81 4Odl IS.
MACHINE RoPE-8d81zc for hemp
BAGGTNG -30c.
FLOUR Very dull: fall superferdne "a %
az so; extra 81 IS; Xxx 81 50d5 Is Xxx
SO IS.
WHEAT Firm and unchanged; No. 3
spring 9Oc: No. 2 old fall 81 O8al 81.
toRN-2G5c higher; mixed 88a88c: vel.
low 69I09lc: whit 95cG8l o.
OATs-Flrm at 57058c
WHIsKY-Opened at 81 O3 and closed at
gocGg1.
tiRocERIEs-Dull and unchanged.
PRovIsIOEs Quiet; pork $50: dry salt
shoulders l21zc; clear rib 1910: bacon
shoulders 14ci clear rio l71<ci clear 17sz
HABIs-Suear cured hams canvassed 24c.
LARD Dull; retailing I51<0Bl6c tefice;
l71zc for beg.
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Sags.l ..I. w 10 4aaa 90
again stall che foreign adit
the crown.
All the Cinnamon in ears
the anger Of the popalaea, f0
cent massacre at Pekin, be-
fully kept within doors, but
the Spanish affairs, tho uev
China has created but littlt
ton.
Correspondence from Rome
9th, reports that orators
sides Of the inlallibility quesl % ....
renowned the intention OF sr r...
on the condition that the mar r-.l.
of speeches be submitted TO
ton on faith. 1t is prob
schen1t will be voted on be e
10Th. On Tuesday tho third
was adopted, and the vote On ....
chapter, which deals excIusiv
the Dogma Of InfallibIlty, F
follow. Partisans Of the az ...
lieVe the original fOrm will & ~
tanned by the Council. with
binary solemnity and reioiciD
LONDON, July 8-The ez
has been intense over the
the continent, but there is
OF sentiment to-day, 10 con
OF the conviction that war
averted. Panic and reac
equally unreasonable.
According 20 later al
Rome, the sitting Of the O..
been suspended some days.
the preparation Of an amen. M
the chapter on infallibility
American pTelates profeateI
the abrupt close OF the disoI .-
the third chapter.
LONDON, July s There s.
informal comment ia the
Commons to night, on the m
lay In responding defuiteIt
note Of France. The opirio.
quently expressed that this irH....
spirit Of mischief If noe
dangerous purpose on the
Prussia.
The Irish Land bill has as
House of Lords.
The, Lancet to-day reports .rtu.
mental and bodily vieor o. rH.
is completely restored.
Copious showers fell oh
last twenty four hours ia ..
alteruing with sunshine,
greatly improved the prospet
growing crops.
Rev. Charles Leslie. Of o.,
pal Church of Ireland, is de-
VIENNA, July 8.-The of f-..
mails contradict all reports G
reference Of Austria 10 the
difficulty betWeel France. Pr
Spain. They say that Aus WI
not, under any circumstance
ipate in the controversy.