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The Portland daily press., 1870-11-02
Inland Route to Mt. Desert
and Machias.
Winter Arrangement
ONE TRIP PER WEEK.

The fsvorits Srmr LEWISTON.
4 I'm Chas Deerng, Master will leave
&&6\> Railroad Wharf, loot of State St.
E venssE at 10 o'clock, or on arrival of Steamboat
;n ram from Boston. Tor Maehiasport. topch
Desert, MIllbridge and Jonesport. 'eus"icA' MI.
~. Returning will leave Machiasport every Ty..a,x
M0rainS, at O'Clock, touching at the aSoge
The Lewiston will connect at Secgwick each Fri,
with side-wheel Steamer Il. w. Carter for ElisPp
For further particulars INQUIRE of ..
~ ROSS Il STURDIV4NT r.l .f.f p
~ ll9 Commercial Street. or
CYRUS STURDIVANT, GenT Agent.
Portland, Oct. u, 1870 " oc5Trf
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Al who have committed an excess OF any ine'
etber it be the solitary vice of youth the ting.
rs rebuke OF misplaced confidence in matarer years,
SEEK S0R All ANTIDOTE IN SEASON.
The Pains and Aches, End Lasstude and Nervous
Psostretion that may follow Impure Cotton,
are the Barometer to the whole system.
Do not wait for the contamination that liz sure TO fol.
low; do not wait for Unsightly Ulcers, for
Disabled Limbs. for Loss Of Beauty
md Ma ,ioxa
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$500.

WILL buy good Two Story HouFe, in thorough
w repair, wi a good sized iot.
Inquire OIL
no1d2w JOHN c. Proctor, 90 Exchange st.
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~ MILO, Certain, Safe, Efficient. 1t is tar the best
Canaruc remedy yet discover ed and al once relieves
anu Invieorates all the vital functions, without
causlrg injury 70 any OF them. The most complet,
success has 'ong attended its use in MANY locaI,t,eS.
and i l. now offered 10 the general public with the
convection thst II can lever tail to accomplish ali
Snat Is Claimed for it, 1t produces little or no pain;
over taxes or esci'es the system In ali
Diseases OF the skin, blood, stomach, xels Inv r.
coiar to women, II brings prompt relief ana certain
cure he best Musicians recommend and prescribe
~; ana no person who once this, will vonntar-
ny return to the use OF any other cathariic.
Box, so o. POSTAGE. & cents
Boxes, 90 i9 :.
IL 225 g 90 &C
IL Is SOLD by all dealers in drugs and medicines.
TURNER & CO, Proprictors.
100 IRE mont Street, Boston, Mass
Dec 4-deowW&S1yr
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DODD',S NERTIN.E

Is complete specific fer seepessness. 1t soothes
the thIobbirg muscle like magic, and Tranquil ICES
the mind. And everybody knows that good sleep is
CAN'T SLEEP NIGHTS,
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CUBA.


Spanish Victories In tho Eastern Depart-
nent-Drumhead Courts Martial-Resistra-
tion Of veiers Ordercd-Executive Pardsns--
Mrs. Bidcie's Fuucral-NIarIxcts.
HAVANA, July 20. 1870.
The government Ia in receipt OF favorable d'-
spatches from the Eastern Department. The troops
are In motion, and are kiling many OF the msur'
gents.
In view Of the decrease OF the rebellion captain
General DE Rodas has issued circular abollshing
drumhead courts martial throughout the island q
Cuba except in ex.raordtuAff cAies. .-a
o' .no government troops have been ordered not to
bring any more !.ssn iSscl1 oR sae Ssarrec
themselves will DO brought In.
The Colonial Minister has ordered an electors list
20 be prepared OF oil persons paying annually
eligible deputies and present voters, irrespective OF
color. as preliminary the app reaching election
for Depu ties to the COres.
Captain General De Rodas has pardoned Martinez
VINO was sentenced to death. This makes the
twelfth person tho Captain General has pard0ned
since his return to Havana.
Tne funeral OF Mrs Biddle, wife Of the American
was attended by the highest Spanish suthorties the
COnsuIs OF the different nations and large number
OF foreign ana American merchants.
notes are quoted at o per cent discount
sugars are animated. NO II Dutch standard frm
at "a reals.
Exchange-on London, lex COX per cent pre-.
MUM; on the United States. 60 days sigh, In cur
rency, u Qh per cent discount; on the United
State. 90 days sight, In gold, per cent premium;
on the United States, short sight, Ia gold. 9h per
cent premium.
Freighis dull; shippers refuse to charter owig to
the unsettled state OF tue market. ~
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TIE HiaTrORD AID tRM lxpaoe, 10.
Meeting of the StocktoIders-Amethcr InIMnc.
lion servcd-1he Trouble Deepening.

Meeting Of tho stockhoIders-Anotbcr InIunc.
lion servcd-Ihe Trouble Deepening.
BOSTON. July e. 1870.
large meeting OF the stockholders OF the Bos-
ton, Hartford and Erie Railroad was held in the
company's Office, In l2 Pembert0n square, this FORE
noon under a call dated the 18th inst, "to sec il
sand company will accept the act OF the Legislature
OF Connecticut, amending or changing the charter
OF the company, and empower the directors 10 90
the acts and things authorized IN said act.n
Before the meeting Was called 10 order deputy
sheriff appeared and served notice OF the ipiunc.
lion OF the Supreme Court, calling upon iue com
pany to desst from making or issuing any bonds OF
the company under the re olutions or the Legisa-
lures OF connecticut and Rhode Island.
The injunction was IN accordance with COM
paint Of George Ellis, OF New York, q d Matthew
Bocs and Michael q. Boos Of Boston. Another in.
junction serve cd 10 the same cad, ana contained
an Orde Oi notice that an api catlOn had been flied
ment OF II receiver to lake possession Of the pro-
perry Of the road The last Injunction was against
the company and Rob:it u. Berdell, Of New York;
barley II. Gregory Of Jersey City; John &. Ban
croft DAVIS OF New Hamburg, n. Y. John s. FL
dredgc, OF Boston; Mark Heacy OF Lynn; Henry N.
Farweii OF Boston; Thomas Talbot OF Berica;
ana Moses kimbalt, or Boston; the latter directors
oi the company. IL is a temporary one aud
calls for hearing the Supreme Court IN this city
next Saturday morning az nne O'Clock, wien the
com.any Is asked to show cause why the Injunction
should not be continued, and why receiver should
not be appointed 10 tasc possession OF the road.
After about a hair hours delay the meeting wa,
called TO order by tile President, Jonn s. Edredgc
anu tiG Ciei NJ lohi"s q. graves, ieau TIE call.
MIR. Eldredpe then said that TWO injunctlons had
heen served upon the company one by the court VI
tbs county, and the other by Judge Tappan OF New
York. To restrain The company from any acceptance OF
the acts OF Rhode Island and Connecticut. The In.
functions were broad enough TO cover the whole
ground and az president OF the meeting he should
decline to put the question on the acceptance OF the
act
The committee appointed at previous meeting
were called upon 10 report; but after consultation
Mr. Augustus ". Pierce, the chairman, announced
HAT they were not ready TO report and wanted ur-
tner time, which was granted thein the meeting
voting that they report All the next meeting or the
company.
on nionon OF Mr. Marsh the meeting then ad
jOurncd for week.
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More Denths--Cnscs oil Coup do soleil
Although the heated term properly so-cailed is at
an end, there is yet sting OF death in the midday
sun. The following cases of death, most OF which
are thought to nave been accelerated by tho heat
were yesterday reported to Coroners Keenan, and
Schirmer:-
Bridget 0Bricn, thirty years, Ireland. 22s
beth street; found lying dead on sofa IN her room.
Sue was intoxicated the night previous.
Otto Well, iorty-fonr years, Germany, 81 Hester
slrecti was employed In sugar house corner Of
Chambers and Greenwich streets.
:, Andrew Johnston, thirty-sc'en years Ireland 22a
Varick street.
Ann DAILY, "A Carmine street; heat exhaustion and
old age.
The police reported the following cases OF coup ae
sOtsH esterday:-
Danel Leonard aged forty, Ireland OF No. rs Third
street, was found sunstruck on Ninth avenue, near
Forty-fiith street, ana taken 10 Bellevue Hospital.
John May, aged thirty, OF No. Isl Varck street
while at work on the new building corner OF Car
mino ana ClarksOn streets, was overcome 10y the
heat and was taken home by Ills friends
John Laced, OF Boston. prostrated in Essex street;
An unknown man. supposed to be James Ridgway
living IN foriy-iourlh sreel, driver OF coach, was
sent 10 Centre Street Hospital.
Found IN Bowery near Grand street, an unknown
man. supposed TO be r. I.ach, of No. Carlisle
street, five feet nine inches high, aged about thirty
years, DARK. curly hair and imper,a dressed In gray
pants, dark, striped check vest white shirt. Sent
to Bellevue Hospital In an nsensible state.
Christian VandermaE died al No. iO7 Seventh ave-
William Price, residence unknown was found at
the corner OF broadway and Fulton street ana sent
TO Park Hospital.
John Wolf, cabinet maker. OF 148 Perry street. was
taken 10 Park Hospital.
An unknown man found opposite No. 4 Roosevelt
street, aged about forty-tve years. stout build whis
kers around the throat, gray undershirt white
SHIRT, dark plaid vest gray sack coat dark striped
pants. Sent to Centre street Hospital.
Thomas Seaman, formerly OF 100 Mott street, died
suddenly at Fourteenth ward station house.
Frank Green, aged eleven years. OF 230 Sullivan
street. taken to his home from the Coney Island boat
SCharles Webber, OF 175 East Ninth street. taken
from Broadway and Eighth street stage, was taken
to Spring street station house and recovered.
CASES OF SUNSrRokE ON STATEN ISLAND
There were three cases Of sunstroke on staten
Island yesterday, Notwithstanding the breeze from
The Bay during the day.
Henry l.. Smith, q resident of Port Richmond, was
rrOslrated with the heat about noon and taken to
his residence where he died.
Michael Murphy, q laborcr residing at Richmond
Village died from sunstroxe yesterday.
William Fogarty, u carpenter, had TO leave work
IRON the intense heat and taken hia residence
in Clifton. where he is In u critical condition.
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Died.

COYSE.--ID Brooklyn, on Thursday, ,Juy u. or con-
SUMPTION ELIZABETH, the beloved wife OF Thomas
COyne.
Notice or the funeral In t0-nlOrrow's papers.
MEEHAN.-tn BROOKLYN on Thursday, July IL,
MARY Agnes MEEHAN, daughter OF Michael and
Caharne Meehan, aged % years. 10 months and IL
Gays.
lhs remains will be conveyed from her late resi-
dencc No. So Vanderbilt avenue, Brooklyn on Satur
day morning. at nalfp past nine O'Clock, TO st. James
Cathedral, where a solemn requiem mas will he Csio
bratel The friends OF the family respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral.
SiorE.-On Thursday July 81. after a short Illness
JOHN SLOTE, aged &C years.
The friends and relatives are respectfully invited
tn attend the funeral services this friday evening,
at hafpast O'Clock, at his late residence NO.
GA 1hrd ayenue. The remains will be taken on
Saturday morning TO Brewster's station for inter-
ment. The members OF Mosaic Lodge, +. and A. M,
are Invited 10 attend.
WANDLiNG.--On Thursday July 81, after q long
and severe Illness. MARY ANN, the beloved wife or
Charles Wandlng, aged - years, months an1 IL
DAYS
The friends and relatives Of the family respect
inly invited TO attend the funeral from her lato
residence No. Market street. on Sunday afternoon,
at one o'clock.
tio, Other Deaths see Ninth Page.l
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IKE CUSTOM HOUSE.
The New Collector and HIS Poiicy-Hs As
snmes the Duties OF His Once.

The New Collector and HIS Poicy-Ns As
sumes the Duties OF His Once.
Yesterday morning Thomas Murphy sketch Of
whose life has already appeared In the HERALD as
sumed the control OF the Custom House, vice Noses
Grinne,, in transferring his portfolio to the new
Collector, trusted that Mr.. Murphy administration
OF affairs would prove successful, ana with ike
good feeling the Collector assured Mr.. Crinneil OF
his best wishes.
Mr.. Murphy has entered upon new neld OF work.
and has before him, to say the least dinicus
problem 10 solve. 1t WAS to restore harmony to -
distracted party the eve OF an election. where the
resources of antagonism will be taxed to the utmost
OF pOlitcs-the regcnerated element-Mr. Murphy
stands at the head ana II Is assumed for him that his
policy viii be vigorous, but not prOScripLlve. Tno
danger OF tho party Is the widening OF tho
breach between the wings In the State and 10
bring the factions together TO draw from them their
best effort Mr.. Murphy comes In 10 pour healing Ola
on the waters II Is said for him the Custom House
VIII no Longer DC the asylum or the aged and br0k EN-
down politician, whose influence II any, was In tho
past, but in their stead will be placed 1.-THE active,
demand desperate remedies, and In tho unit
Ing Of stndered arteries, tying together distracted
veins and uniting them 80 that the nfe current
may produce healthy action Mr. Murphy must
prove himself skifuI surgeon. That he VIII do SO
s friends are sanguine. II was perhaps, Mr.. Grin
Des misfortune 10 lack the strong corps Of earnest
influential advisers That Mr. Murphy has around
him. ana with them II Is believed the COllcctOrship
may he that which the party are 80 desir0us OF hav
ing-a strong support OF the administration.
Naval ONCE until August L. General Merritt acting
meantime.
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DISASTER AT SEA.
A Boston ship Run Into by a Briii~h BARK
seven Lives Lost.


seven Lives Lost.
BOSTON, July "a. 1870.
letter received here TO-DAY states that ,e ship
Bengal OF Boston, Captain Burgess from Cardiff for
Singapore, put into Rio Jaiieto June IL In conse.
qnence of having been ran into 10y the British bark
ROYAL Berkshire, CAPTAIN Grant, from MaurItrus for
CJrH. Captain Burgess writes that ION the night OF
the 2sth Of MAY, when twenty miles north OF the
Equator. lin longitude "a 40, going eight knots
under an ssil, with a good lookout and side
lights burnlng, heard the second mate shout
lizard up l jumped on deck ana saw
light ty points on the weather bow, closo.tO and
we Instantly come ~ contact striking the bark ror
Immediately. DulDg the collision six men got on
hoard the Bengal. We lowered boat to search for
any otlier survivors, but did not lind any until
after daylight, when we ound two men nOatng on
4 spar. one oi them said, when taken on BOARD,
that the collision was The fault OF the bark, as
the e was no one at the wheel, and that they were
all employed In catching water from - shower then
ia'hDgn
cRrpentcv and four scalnen. The lost ere captain
Grant, his sister, three boys and two men.
The Bengal was badly damaged In the stem. She
would pa ,ily discharge her cargo, repair ana pro.
ceed on her voyage about the 1st OF July. The Rem.
ga Is owned IN this city by Messrs. Curtis 4 Pea.
body.
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ROME.
,Iniait,biIisy ProcIaimcd-Grand Ceremonial
and Rejolcing.

Intait,bilisy Northumberland Ceremonial
and Rejeicing.
. PARIS, July Il, 1870.
[ Tue dogma of the infallibilty OF the Pope was
proclaimed at Rome on Monday last. Its promulga-
ti0n was attended with the most imposing religious
ceremonies and was received with great rejoicing.
jk The public session OF the Ecumenical Council
commenced at nine O'CLOCK In the morning with the
celebration OF mass. The Holy Father arrived at
the conclusion Of the mass, when prayers were
offered invoking the aid OF the Holy Spirit Tie
fathers were then called upon COR their votes on
The entire schema OF primacy and tnfallibility and
it was adopted by the figures before reported. viz -
53S voted placet and only two non pdcet. On this
vote all legitimate opposition is end ID.
The Pope then appeared and promulgated The
new article OF faith and the ceremonies closed with
~ Te De,t0s, in which all the members OF the Council
and the spectators joined with enthusiastic devo
tlOn,
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

I.0NpcS MONEY MARKEr.-LoSpoS, July 2l--5 Pm
Nonso closed at 6ex for The
secos'es sy closed .lsady rvctwentIes OF 1882 81 'ss
e., o, yyg Ra!wsy stocks steady Iries, l5k; Illinois
CenMat iva Atlantic and Great Western, a.
nvhHr0oL COTTON MAhKKT. -LIyfKPooI, July al
e m-Lne conon market closad dni and irregular. Mid
SlIng uPands tSdi mddng Orleans $40 The sales OF
and export. ''e NV " 'P~"0'
HAyEE COTTON MAnKyT.-HsvRr, July 2I.-Cotton
opened ermer Tres ordnare on tpot g,i ' "
LIVERPOOL BagApsrUrYs MAaKRT- -Iivysroot Ju'y
3V r. m.-Cotn soa sd per qnsrteg tor Eurcpeal.
LospSS rnonToE MAhKsr e, i2spoS. July Il
LONDON PRODUCE EMAaKEI.-LosDoS july aip NJ -
Lnseed oil dull at E8l ~. Calcutta nsoed quiet PsIo
leum dull, L. 7t{d. 1alow brmer. 49,
PErR0i Euh MAaKET-AntwERp. Jlv 2i.--pS.rcls.u
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The LADI-s BEHI,D THE tolsrsR.



Organization Of the Saieswomcn's Early
Closing Observation-Disclosures Of Officers.
A meeting OF saleswOmeu resident in the city was
held last evening at Plympton Hall for the purpose
OF organizing association to lesson tue hours OF
labor now imposed upon ,hon, and to remedy other
evils under which they now suffer, and TO protect
their interests generally. deputatIOn from the
and assist In the deliberations OF the lair contest
ants for their rights and privileges.
.n1aged IN a,"Ta. Sad 1au Iong a. I tng S, o, s cry
oppression hardly 10 be believed. They had all
heard lately Of the particulars OF the 0urdges ard
exactons practised by Gnscrupuious masters upon
their unfortunate employees, and no one wou,d
deny that n was time these abuses were remeded
and abolished. He trusted that the ladies' would
not be bashful In speaking
~ THEY MAD A MAS
by their side he knew they cOnld talk, and he
trusted they would not be Silent Oh this OCCASION
Some one suggested that the employers should be
allowed to be present. but he would object 10 II.
Miss 'Netta' thought that great harm woald
be done them II employers were allowed
TO be present, rs they wonld attend TO see If their
girls were members Of the association, and II so
their dismissal would follow accordingly. The n0-
ton that employers be allowed 10 be present was
carried oy 10 70 10. The chairman then stated
that they proposed to begin operations in scplem.
ber and II would be strange II the girls did not End
some relief through their influence. Their assoc.a.
tton had trlumphed, though many members had
been threatened with pistols and other missiles "
they did not leave the association Some reform
was necessary, as there were many girls who
for mere pittance. Miss "Ncttan was glad taat Inc
press WAS showing them some consideration. sac
fcil Ike
suAErNs EVERY REPORTER ny TUE HASD
and every editor for the cOnstancy with which they
iabored for lhcm On motion II was agreed that the
Association OF New York; several ladies having
spoken in relation 10 the hardships endured IN their
work. and the contempt with which their employees
regarded them, the meeting then proceeded TO elect
officers. with the following Iesut;--pr,aidsn, O.
w,ienbcecher; Vice President, Mlss"Ncra;'' Record
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the Crops IN NsW YOsy.

ALBANY, July II. 1870.
TIE ECentag Journal has the following informa
ton concerning the grain crops OF this State the
wheat crops will be an average OF fully half IL not
fhree.quarters more compared with last years, aud
IN point OF quality t is much superior. About the
same amount OF barley was sown as last year. but
the yield viii he less; but 1t Is TOO early now to de-
eide a. to its quality. The berry VIII be large but
may not be bright, adverse weather may vet cnangc
the whole aspect OF THIS crop. or oats the yield
will be large and the crop uy up IN amount To last
year, as much larger amount was sown than last
year, aud throughout the season the weather has
been favorable to ITS growth ana the late rains have
materially improved It's growth re
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THE PACIFIC COAST.

Threatened Filibustering Expedition Against
the French Colony at Tahiti-Grcat Fire in
Dayton, Ncvadn-Loss HaIf a Million of
Dollars.
SAN FRASCIsCO, July q, 1870.
It Is run0red that filibusterng expedition is
being fitted out here Tor the capture aud plunder OF
the French colonies Of Tahiti aud New Caledonia.
The French Consul in this CIT is making prepara
tions to have the expedition stopped.
Charles II. AsKersOn has been elected Chlef En-
Ktneer OF the san Francisco Fire Department, vice
Whitley, removed.
The town OF Dogtown. California was entirely de.
strOyed by fire yesterday.
The loss by the fire In Dayton. Nevada is over five
hundred thousand dollars. The inslrances are
Light.
The British iron-clad Jealous, Admiral Farquhar,
from Victoria arrived here yesterday.
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THE NEW DOMINION.

American Fishing Boats to be Given Up
Destructive Tornado mt Toronto.
TORONTO, July 81, 1870.
The boats and fishing tackle seized on the st. Law
renee river, near Cornwall by the Overseer OF Fish
cries. are to be given up according 10 instructions
from the Minister of Marine departmental al order
on the subject states that Circular is TO he issued
lnstructing the Canadian ovcrseers of nsheres to
make distinction between foreigners fishing merely
for pleasure ana those fishing for trade Foreigners
Will also, On application, be gratuiiously furnished
with printed permits, 10 be counter signed by tie
local OverseerS of fisheries.
perfect tornado swept over the city last night,
resulting In considerable damage to properly. The
rain fell in torrents. Unfinished buildings suffered,
as did many private residences
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.
Tho Chempess and Best Newspaper In Il
(Ounfry.

Tho Cheapest and Best Newspaper In the
Country.
The WEEKLY HERALD OF the present week, now
ready, contains the very latest News by the Cable up
to The hour oi publication or the Great European
War also Tccgrapnc Dispatches from Cuba.
Mexico, ana other points. It also contains the Cur
rent News OF the Week; Amusements Sporting.
Religious. Artistic and Literary Intelligence; wash
DgtOn News; obituary Notices; Editorial Articles
the prominent topics or the day; Our Agricultural
Budget; Reviews Of the Cattle, Horse, Dry Goods
and Boot and Shoe Markets; Financia, ana Com
mercia Intelligence aud accounts or all the I'm
portant and Interesting events OF the week.
TERMS :ssngle subscription, 81; Three copies. S.:
Five copies, s.; Ten copies $l5; Single copies, nvs
cents each. A limited number OF advertlsements
inserted In The WEEKLY HERALD.
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ST. THOMAS.


Arrival Of the Swatara- sinking Of u Dock.
Sr. THOMAS, July 10.
Via HAVANA July II, 1870
The United States steamer Swaara arrived here
To-day. anu sails this afternoon for New York.
The steamer South America arrived on the 14th
from New York.
The deck which had been raised has sunk again.
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BELGIUM.

The Unitcd states Squadron Orders-Uenlth
Of the Crews.
ANTWERP July Il, 1870.
Il s reported that the Admiral OF the European
feet OF the United States has received orders to
keep his vessels well together aud await events.
! The varIolod has broken out board the nag
ship Franklin, but there have been no deaths from
the disease. The Belgium authorities have offered
hospital accommodations tor the sick.
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kENTUCK Y.

Tho LonisviIle Canal 10 be Closed for Repairs.
CINCINNATI, July p, 1870.
The Board Of Trade will this morning consider
means OF securing transportation Of freight South
during the approaching close OF the Louisville Canal.
A plan proposed Is to lay at New Albany AID Jefer-
sOnve tracks to the landing. TO connect the rail
road between those places and mus transfer freight
around the Falls.
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INTERNAL REVENUE.

Returns Of City KaiIroads, Stages, Ferries,
Theatres and Gns Companies Tor the 1Ionth
Of June.
The following is an exhibit OF the total receipts OF
the several places Of amusement, stage. railroad
and ferry companies gasight companies. &c, dur
Ing the past month, as appears by tho books OF The
collectors OF the several districts In which they
respectively reDOrt:-
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PORTO RICO.

HAVANA, July q, 1870.
Later Intelligence has been received from Porto
Rico. The crop has been all gathered in and most
Of 1t sold. Sugars and moasscs were scarce ana in
demand. Prices have appreciated
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Resignnti0n Of the Fnnncc Min'stcr.
HAVANA, July 81, 1870.
Late adyioes from Hayt report that the Finance
Minister had resigned. NJ. Leprotc had been ap.
pointed In his place.