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FLEETWOOD PARK.
Last Day Of the July Dfeeting-rho SIvO0A
$500 and $1,000 Prizes 90 DO TrOafds
FOr-P0oi Selling Last Evening.

Last Day Of the July DIeetiug--rhe SzvO0la
$500 and 5000 Prizes 90 DO Tr0afAs
For-Pooi Selling Last Evening.
To-day the last OF the grand inaugural trotrang
meeting at Fleetwood Park, should the weather
prove pleasant VIII be full OF interest 10 all turfmea
and lovers OF well contested The attractions
are OF superior nature, consisting OF three PURSES
the first for 1880 horses, which was postponed from
Thursday last because OF the unpropitious charsc-
ter Of the afternoon the second for 23s
horses, two mile heats. and third, the purse
free for all horses. In the $3.50 purse. mile
heats best In ive In harness, are J. II. Martins
black geldlng Black Harry J. Z. Hornbecks brown
gelding Captain Gill, Dan Mace's bay geldlng Dres-
den, w. II. Saunders bay mare Belle OF clyde, Ben
Daniels bay mare Topsy, w. II. D0Dc's brown geld
ing Colonel Russell formerly Hop, John Murphy's
gray horse Carroll 4. g. Whites bay geldlng I'D.
White, M. Goodin's bay mare Mary, !. Odikirk'a
black stallion Palchen Chief, and Alex Patterson's
two mile heats, In harness, are entered John Muir
Butcher Boy. j.. f. Wilkins, chestnut geld
mare Grace Berlram, II. q. Whites chestnut marc
Fanny Fern, j. J.. Bowen's bay geidng Dew Drop
purse free FOR ali horses are Ben DaneIs bay mare
American GIRL q. Champn's brown geding George
Palmer ana Budd Doble's bay mare Goldsmith Maid.
Al the pool rooms last evening there congre-
gated animated throngs OF the lovers OF trottlna
VINO INDUCED IN the business OF betting ON the
various races 20 a very considerable extent.
On the purse tree FOR all horses the feeling seemed
to be unanimous that the bay mare Goldsmith MAID
would prove The victor. and consequently, the bet
ting against her was very limited few pools. how
ever were sold on this race by Major Johnson, Al
fellows which viii give an idea OF the enter
tained:-Goldsmlth Maid, $50: George Palmer. 81;
American GIRL So. The betting on the $50 anu 2:3a
purses was very animated, and In mlny Instances
was really amusing at the shifting nature
OF the favorites fer the various choices.
Az the opening OF the pools IN the
two-mile heat trot Lydia Thompson was the favorte
then the feeling changed and Dew Drop had the
call; for second choice Fanny Fern was sele cted
the majority OF cases, but at times Grace Bertram
took that position and thus the buyers shifted az
their judgments dictated The following pools will
give an excellent idea OF the nature OF the betting:
nIfA GH N M LON
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THE PACIFIC COAST.

Departure Of Cinnamon for Ge0rgta-The
Chinese and the Congressional Apportiou-
ment.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 8, 1870.
Several hundred Cinnamon left here to-day on
special train for Georgia.
Census Marshal Morris declares that California IL
entitled to another Congressman, under the four
teenth amendment counting the Chinese residents
OF the population. and he has instructed his depu
ties 10 carefully enumerate them.
The captain OF the whaeshlp Caroline Foote, now
lying In this harb0r complains OF extortion and
robbery by the collector Of the Mexican port OF La
Paz He says there has been United States vessel
stationed In the Gulf OF California for several months
Major George w. Wright the city editor of the
Ala california, and member OF the Western Union
Telegraph Expedition, died to-day
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RED RIVER.

Extra Session Of the Legisiature--Thc
D0fMiDiOn Articles Of Confederation Adopted.
CHICAGO, July 8, 1870
The Red River Neto Nation Of June "a says that on
the 23d the Legislative Assembly Of Asslniboin was
convened by Rel to take action the Manitoba bill
and the Articles Of Confederation as reported by the
delegates They were adopted Rel expressed his
satisfaction with the action Of the Legislature. II Is
thought that the commissioners must have brought
back assurances from Ottawa Of an amnesty TO
Reil or the adoption OF the bill would not have been
so sudden and unanimous.
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The Spanish Press ON the Situation.

Tnc spanish Press on the Situation.
PARIS, July 8, 1870.
the press OF Madrid Is divided on the question Of
Prince Le0poid's candidacy for the throne.
The Epoca opposes his elevation. but at the same
time complains OF France because she acts as II the
Cortes were in no wise engaged to take Of the
dignity and interests OF Spain.
The Pueblo warns the country thar this candidacy
may serve a. pretext for war between France and
Prussia, In which event Spain will be the victim
The Ioe'id fully approves General PRINTS policy.
The Correspondence announces by authority that
the Cortes will meet on the 20th Of the present
month.
The TEMPO gives notice that demonstr alton will
be made on Sunday against all foreign candidates
for the crown.
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CHINA.

Tho Christians' Massacre Not Yet Conarn,ed.
PARIS, July 8, 1870.
Up to the present hour no further confirmation Of
the massacre OF the French in China has been re-
ceved here, and ofilcial advices OF the affair
have been received either at London, Paris or st.
Petersburg.
All the Cinnamon in Paris fearing the anger OF the
populace for the recent massacres at Pekin, have
carefully kept within DOORS but owing to the Spanish
affair the news from China has created little sensa.
ton.
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Attempted Murder Of a White Girl by a
Young Negro.

VHTCACO, July D,
To-day, at the residence OF Mr.. McMasters, 2o2
West Washington street, c0lored lad named
william Saunders, servant In the family, entered
a room where Annie Canlin white girl, also q
servant. at work locked the door and asked her
II she would marry him. She replied, Indignantly
'Non whereupon he drew knife and cut her
throat. The screams OF the girl brought Mr.. and
Mrs. McMasters to the door, and before the door
could be burst open Saunders inflicted several stabs
In his own person. He was seized and conveyed to
the police station. Both are In q critical condition.
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The schools Ques ion.

LONDON, July s--P. NJ.
The House OF Commons was IN committee again
tonight on the Education bill Several amendments
were adopted. One was offered by Mr.. Bagey In
creasing the strlngency Of the clause which makes
school attendance compulsory, and excited AMI
mated debate. Mr.. Gorster admitted the necessity
for some cOmpulsion. but he had objections to
qualified compulson.
Mr.. Claiborne Hardy thought the law. and not the
local boards should determine the point of compul.
sion.
The amendment was rejected by l3s majority.
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The Irish Land Bill.

LONDON, July g. 1870.
In the House OF Lords the Irish Land blll has
passed through the committee, and 1t came up to-
day for its third reading.
Lord Clancarty pronounced the measure disap.
pointment TO everybody. 1t was offensive to land
lords and a delusi0n to tenants. The Lords had
spoiled the wise measure of the House OF Commons
After desutory remarks and some verbal amend.
ments the bin was read for the third time and
passed.
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A.-TIcrriug's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES.
2bi broadway, corner Mnrray street
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Paris City Reports.

PARIS July 8, 1870.
One OF the many reports in circulation about
Prince Leopold says he refused PRINTS offer Of the
crown twice. but his sister, the Duchess Of Flanders,
Induced him finally to accept 1t. 1t is feared IL this
should prove true, that Belgium viii be drawn into
the conflict
report has reached here from Madrid that the
Duke Of Montpensler has ordered his adherents not
10 oppose the Prince OF fIOhenz0llern.
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YACHTING.

Sailing Of the sappho from Queenstown.
QUEENSTOWN, July 8, 1870.
Mr.. Douglas yacht Sappho sailed from this port
to-day OF twenty-seven minutes past four O'Clock In
the afternoon, on her ocean trip TO New York.
The wind was southwest by west and light at the
moment OF her departure.
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PENNS YLVANIA.

Important Decisions in the Supreme Court.
PHILADELPHIA July, 8, 1870
The supreme Court OF the State sitting ia bo,tc to-
day announced decisions in the cases argued. In
the Schoeppe case the motion for opening Judgment
in further writ OF error is refused and judgment Is
ia given for the Commonwealth on the plea Of the
former judgment.
In the Credit MobIlier case against the common.
wealth the judgment OF the lower court was 70.
versed.
The Judges issued an order directing Judges hold
ing nfsi hereafter to decline to exercise the
Jurisdiction conferred by the Of Congress in H.
suing naturalization papers.
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AUS TRiA.
National Position In

National Position in the Continental Dinlcmlty.
VIENNA, July 8, 1870.
The Official journals contradict all reports OF the
interference OF Austria in the pending difficulty be-
tween France, Prussia and Spain, and they declare
that Austria viii not, under any circumstances, par
tiCipate In the CONTROVERSY.
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THE CROPS IN loWA.

CHICAGO, July J, 1870.
careful and reliable gentleman, who has Travelled
all over Iowa on railways within a fortnight, makes
the following Observation-Disclosures before in the his
tory of Iowa have seen 80 much land devoted to
grain, ana before at this has the pros
poet for full yield OF all grains been ~ promising.
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OHIO.
Shocking Murder Of a Boy aud Attempted
Outrage Of the Mother of tho Victim.

/" / NINCINNATIt July D, IbIU,
Yesterday man named Peter Blew bruta!iy cut
the throat OF boy six years old, son OF Mr.. Hor-
man. who resides four miles below Lawrenceburg,
almost severng the head from the body Blew en-.
ticed the boy into pigpen after making Indecent
proposition to Mrs. Hoffman, who was alone at the
house. After numbering the boy Blew returned to
Mrs. Hoffman and made an effort to violate her per-
son, but she successfully resisted the attack and,
Riding herself OF the villain, TO a neighbours
house. The murderer made his escape and mas not
vet been arrested.
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TIE LATEST FROM PARIS.

Conference OF the Spanish Ambassador wish
the Emperor.
PARIS, July S-Midnight.
senior Olozaga, the spanish Ambassador. had
Tong conference to-day with the Emperor, at which
Cheyaller Nigra, the Italian Minister, was present.
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ILLINOIS.
Large Fire AZ Pontiac.

CHICAGO, July 8, 1870.
large fire broke out Wednesday night al Pontiac.
ILL.,, which DESTROYED thirteen buildings involving
loss OF $4,000. The principal sufferers are Messrs.
Waters Kinkhead, merchants $4,000, insured
for $lO.OOO the City Hotel, $500: Odd Fellows
building, $500; Judge Duff, $4,000; w. b. Lyon
$500; j. O. Hartshorn, $4,000, with large number
OF smaller sufferers The origin Of the nre ID
unknown
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English Reports.

LONDON, July 5, 1871.
According 10 tate adyces received here from Rome
the sltings OF the Council have been suspended for
some days pending the preparation OF the amend.
ments to the chapter on infallibilty
Several American prelates have protested against
the abrupt close of the discussion on chapter three
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THREE MEN DROWNED IN LAKE Michigan.

CHICAGO. July 8, 1870.
Yesterday afternoon the schooner George +. Foster
was struck by q gale when OF Holland, Mich, and
the maze was washed overheard. boat was low
ered In which TWO men started TO the OF tbs
mate Before reaching him squat capsized The
boat and the three men persisted
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GERMAN
North German Throne Los,c.

North German Throne Logic.
PARIS, July 8, 1870.
report, which seems to be well founded, is In
circulation here that the Prussian Minister of War
has ordered all the general officers OF the Prussan
army to rej0n their corps without delay.
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Bigvnnrck's Policy,

FAHIS, July VI. NJ
No answer has az yet been received from Prussia
since the declaration of the Secretary OF Foreign
Affairs in the Corps Legslatif q few days ago. On
the morning OF that day, however, o despatch was
received from Prussia to the effect that that govern
ment knew nothing Of the candidature Of Prince
Hoheuzallern for the throne Of SPAIN
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Legislative aud Diplomatic Action.

Legislative aud Diplomatic Action.
PARIS, July 8, 1870.
In the Senate interpretations have been submitted
IN the Hohenzollern affair and the 18th instant has
been liked as the day for their discussion.
Nothing definite has been heard today from
Prussia.
Senior Oozaga, the Spanish Ambassador, goes to-
night 70 Madrid to endeavor to make an arrange
nent which will satisfy all parties
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TOn0 Of thB FHtIs Ff6se.
PARIS, July s--Midnght.
The ministerial journals are violent against Prim
and Bismarck. and say France Will not accept ex.
plantations from them.
The sem.officiai journals OF Berlin say that Bis
marck Is the accempice of Prim in the Hohenzollern
intrigue, aud that the King OF Prussia had given
permission to the project
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LONDON, July s, 1870
There was much informal comment In the House
OF Commons tonight on Prussia's delay in respond.
Ing definitely to the note OF France.
The opinion was frequently expressed that this
Indicated spirit Of mischief If not more danger.
GUS purpose on the part OF Prussia.
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SCOTLAND.
Tho Copyright Law.

LUNDON, july 3. 1871.
The Court OF Sessions OF Ednburg has rendered
Judgment requiring Forester the Glasgow book.
seller to nay $500 damages for selling an American
edition Of TenDyson's poems
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The Cabinet, Executive and Pulpit.

LONDON. July 8, 1870.
The Lancet today reports that the mental and
bodily vigor OF MI. Bright are completely restored.
William W. Cairns, Lieutenant Governor OF the
island Of Nevis, In the West Indies has been trans
ferred to Honduras.
Rev. Charles Leslie, Vicar General OF Ardagh, In
the Episcopal Church OF Ireland, Is dead
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British Views Of the Continental War FURRY.
LONDON, July 8, 1870.
The excitement here has been intense over the
condition OF affairs on the Continent, but there Ia a
reaction OF sentiment to-day in consequence OF con
viction which has sprung up that war Will be
avoided.
unreasonable.
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LONDON, July 8, 1870.
Copious showers have fallen during the past
twenty.four hours in England, which, alternating
with sunshine have greatly improved the prospects
OF the growing crops.
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Newmarket Races.

LONDON, July s, 1870.
At the Newmarket races to-day the Queens Plate
was won by Mr.. Watts b. m. Mysotis, by Newmin.
ster out OF Souvenir, beating Mr.. Graham's ca. NJ
Formosa. second, and Columbine, third.
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Napolcon's Definition.

The Memorial DplomattQue says French circular
nas been issued defining the situation.
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South German ConsolatIon.

PARIS, July s, 1870.
The Speyer (Bavaria) Gazette says:-"Arter all he
prince HohenzolIernl Is more Bonaparte than
Hohenzoilern.,
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Napoleon, Prim and Bismarck In Active
Diplomatic Strategy.
Military and Naval Preparations aud
War Commands in France.
Papal Programme for the Procla-
nation of Infallibility.
The Irish Land Bill Passed by the
English Peers.


The Spanish Throne Question Agitation-Om-
Oial Notice Of the HOhenxOiicrn selection.
f PARIS. July 8, 1870
The Spanish question still causes much uneas
ness, though the feeling this morning s somewhat
more assuring than on last evening.
The Paris Constitutional imperial organ) an.
h0unces to-day that Senior Olozaga, the Spanish
Minister, has received instructions from Spain TO
give onicia notice to the French government Of the
candldature OF the Prince Leopold Of uohenzoern.
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DOMINION OF CANADA.

The GsrrisOns Of Quebec and Halifax.
OTTAWA, July 8, 1870.
The imperial government has notified the Domln-
ion Cabinet that sufficient force will he retained to
garrison Quebec and Halifax. fu
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Fire In BrUckvnIe-l.os~ 100000.
RRoCKrurr JuIv 1870

The engine house and shop OF the Br0ckville and
Ottawa Railroad Company was destroyed by fire
last night, with number of cars that were In pro.
cess Of construction. One man slightly injured.
Loss 100000: insurance about one-tnird that
amount
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ROME.
lnfailibiiity About to BE Proclainsed- Ma gnia-
cent Preparations for the solemnity-Pio
Mono aud Peters Chair.

ROME. July 9, 1870.
the dogma OF tnfalhbity will be proclaimed on
the l7th Inst Preparations being made for
magnificent celebration OF the event.
The ceremonlas attending the publication OF the
dogma will be held In the Church OF Leo Nv.
The Pope will occupy the verItabie chair OF 81.
Peter.
The cardinals. archbishops and bishops will attend
In full canonlcals and the various religious orders
viii go to the church In procession.
The conclusion OF the religious ceremonies will be
heralded TO the popuace with savos OF cannon and
pea!s Of bells.
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PARIS, July 81 1871
There were transactions at the Bourse at eleven
O'Clock last night-rentes touching 7oi. 14c., the
lowest figures that have been made for years. The
Bourse opened shade nrmer this morning-rentes
Y0f 35c,
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The French Despatch to Madrid.

PARIS July 9, 1870.
The despatch recently forwarded to the Spanish
government by the Duke OF Grammont has been
made public to-day. The Duke says France hopes
Spain will renounce the only candidate for the
throne who Is altogether disagreeabe. He recalls
the services Of the French government in Spanish
affars. by interdcting plots and arrestng invading
Carlists. He also urges the fact that France aided
Spain in the establishment Of the provisional govern.
ment
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SPAIN.

What tho SpRniards Say Of the Throne Ques.
ton.
MADRID, July s, 1870.
The Madrid Discussion has an article on the throne
question today, wherein II says
Prince HOhenzolerns qualifications are lndispu,a.
6.e-a oeggar himself he comes TO rule a nation OF
beggars.
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A.-For Restoring the Original Color OF the
HAIR, DISPENSING DANDRUFF AND CLEANSING THE
SCALP. KEsTORER AMERICA rs WITHOUT AN EQUAL
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me Minister OF War declared to the Emperor to-
day that the army Is ready TO march at the nrst
signal.
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Dr. sa&e's Catarrh Remcdy.-SjOO Reward
for an ucursble Sold by druggists, by matt Soc
pamphlet Free Address II. " PIERCE. n. D. Buffalo, "
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Camf0rt.-ssSeeIey's Hard Rubber
Trusses improved patterns, cure rupure light safe.
comfortable satisfac
tion guaranteed Supporters, Braces Bsndages. Estsb
lshment 10
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Diamonds, Watches and Jeweiry,
Selling q. reduced prices GEORGE q. ALLEN, 5l3 Broad
way, under St. Hchoa S Hotel.
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What May Happen.

PARIS, July 8, 1870.
Tho Constitutional adds that when France be.
comes convinced OF the persistence Of Spain In this
matter she Will terminate diplomatic relations with
her.
No definite intelligence has been received from
Prussia, but "France win not be content with the
evasive declarations Of Count Bismarck "Prussa
ought, It is said, In the interest Of the peace OF
Europe to withhold consent for the Hohenzollern to
sis upon the throne OF Spain.".
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French Army Commands.

PARIS, July 8, 1870.
French military measures are already mentioned.
Two corps dGrreee are TO be made ready for imme.
.diate movement
Marshal Bazalne viii command one and General
Lebrun the other
Marshal Mcmahon win have an army and General
IebHuf will be entrusted with an.important COM
mand. while Count Palikao will take command Of
the troops which are to operate against Spain.
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Prime Diplomacy.

PARIS, July g. 1870.
From the various seml-oficial journals this morn.
ing are gathered the following details touching the
candidature OF the Prince Of Hohenzollern for the
throne OF Spain:-
General Prim meant hostility when the Spanish
government notified the great Powers Of Europe Of
Hohenzollern's candIdature.
On tho Sd OF July General Prim advised Sehor
Oozaga, the Spanish Minister here, that he (Prim).
had chosen Prince Leopold; that the Spanish minis
try felt assured that the French government would
object to It, but that he depended upon the higher
sentiments OF the Emperor. This proves that Gene.
raj Prim act without the consent OF the lat
ter France has communicated with the other Pow.
ers Of Europe and in all has received words OF
sympathy All she now seeks at Berlin and Madrid
Ia to prevent political complications.
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Az: A. Brcoks, Boot and shoe Empe-
rum, 576 Broadway New York. Ths 10 the largest esah-
ilshmcn. In the city Saratoga Branch now open.
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Tho Hest and surest Remedy I'm tho World
for all diseases with which children sised during
process Of ,,e,hug !. Mrs wINsIows SOOTHING SYRUP.
only relieves tho child from palm but invgorasss The
stomach and bows wind coic and BY giving quiet
sleep child gives rest TO hs mother rv,scy safe IN
~ gases,
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A Sewing Machine S25 to SATISFY Broad
Can be converted into hand machine insanty
yenent Tor parties going to the country warranted drs>
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From Russia and she Other Powers.

PARIS, July 8-Midnight
No answer has been received from Prussia, aud IL
f. reported that none VIII be received before Mon
day.
A telegram from St. Petersburg reports that the
French Minister there has declared that the corona
ton OF q Hohenzollern as King OF Spain viii be
regarded by France as casus 0ell.
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n. A. Brooks Boot aud shoe Emporiuusu
go Broadway, New York. Saratoga branch open.
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The Navy.

~ PARIS, July 8, 1870.
Active naval preparations are going on at the
French seapOrts.