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WEATHER REPORT.
VAH DEPARTMENT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, August Al A. NJ.

WAX DEPAKTIFNI, l
OFFICE OF THE CuEr Signal OFFICER.
WASHINGTON, August ii A. NJ.
Synopsis y0r me Fdst T1centV:jOU' Hours.
The barometer has fallen since Thursday on the
California coast and remains stationary from the
Rocky Mountains to the Upper Lakes. It
has fallen from the Mississippi 10 the Al
lautic The area OF lowest barometer has
extended from the lower Lakes eastward over New
England. and that OF highest barometer remains
over Louisiana and Texas. The temperature has
varied somewhat without material change, al all
stations with slight fall in the northwest South
westerly winds have continued on the Atlantic
coast, changing TO westerly winds in the Ohio VAL
lev and northwest from Illinois to Minnesota. Par
italy cloudy and clear weather continue
to be reported from the Gulf stations, and from Mis-
souri, to Michigan ana northwestward Threatening
weather, with local storms, now extend from Ar
kansas to Lake ontario and eastward 10 the At
lantic.
PrObdd ijtjes.
The low barometer will probably continue on the
lower lakes. rising slowly rs we proceed TO tie
Southwest ana southeast and the condition
Will remain favorable FOR threatening weather
with local storms from Lake Ontario to Louisiana
and eastward TO the Atlantic. North and west
winds, with clear weather. VIII probably cOntnue
from the Upper Lakes to the Missouri River.
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THE PACIFIC COAST.

Health Of Governor Bigier, Of California;
Women Testing Their Right "a Vote
Affairs in Nevada and Oregon.
SAN FRANCISCO, August 4, 1871.
Ex-Governor John Bigler, Of California, is I'm a
fying condition at Sacramento. His disease is
dropsy. He submitted to tue operation Of phle-
botomy yesterday.
The female sunragists Of San Francisco aud Stock
son are preparing to bring suits against the County
CLERKS for refusing to register them voters under
the constitution OF the United States.
several highway robberies are reported from
Eureka, Nevada.
A Tremendous hail storm In the vicinity OF Walla
Waa, Oregon on SATURDAY, seriously damaged the
growing crops and fruit.
The land grant Of 1000 acres to the VILLA
mette valley and Cascade Mountain WAGON Road
Company has been sold to company OF san Fran
Assoc capitalists.
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The WEEKLY HERALD.
The Cheapest aud Best Newspaper
Country.

The Cheapest aud Rest Newspaper
Country.
The WEEKLY HERALD OF the present wee
ready contains splendid Cartoon, togetll
the very Latest News Dy Telegraph FRI
Parts of the World up to the hour OF puaf
including accounts OF the Famine IN Pers,
Cholera in Russia; Earthquake in the PHI
Isa,,ds; the Terrible Disaster at Staten
Ferry with iu! List Of Killed ana W6'
another Car Murder; Negro Riot In North Ca
full and graphic details OF the Horrible Attf
Of the Indians In the Southwest: Execution
Friend Murderers IN Virginia; semi-o 1icia
OF q Congressional Committee on the Ku Klux
the story of the Wickedest Man; TRAFFIC In
and more Lynchins IN Nevada IL also contain
latest news by telegraph from Washington; Fash
able Political, Artistic, Religious and Sporting I'M
iigcnce Obituary Notices; Amusements; Chronoio
cal; FacetiH Editorial Articles on the proininel
topics of the day; Our Agricultural Budget
Reviews or she Cattle, Horse, Dry Goods and Boo
and Shoe Markets; Financial and Commercial
Intelligence, and accounts OF all the important aut
interesting events Of the week.
TEEMs:-SIngle subscription. 81; Three copies. s.
FIVE copies, IS; Ten copies, SIS; single copies, i've
cents each. limited number OF advertisement.
inserted In tue WEE KY HERALD.
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r r A N G e.
The Proposition to indemnify the Invaded
Provinces in the National Assembly.
M. THEIRS OPPOSING THE PROPOSITION.
The Treasury Unable to Meet the
Large Amount of Claims.
TRE PROLONGATION OF M. THEIRS POWERS
TIlfGhAnS TO THE new Y0sK HERALD.

VERSAILLES, August 4, 1871.
In the Assembly today the committee upon the
subject made report recommending that the State
assume the burdens OF the provinces which were
invaded by the Germans.
NJ THEIRS, to the surprise or many OF the Depn.
ties and amid much excitement, spoke In terms Of
vigorous opposition to the report.
He said the amount Of the claims which 1t would
impose upon the republic could possibly be less
than one million francs. q sum which the Treasury
was quite unable TO pay.
He could not give his assent TO the plan OF the
committee, and was only willing TO afford relief 10
The people OF the invaded departments who were
tualy in need.
The Deputies Of the Left Centre and Of tho
Right ON the PrO,Onsation Of M. THEIRS
Powers.
PARIS, August A, 1871.
Negotiations are in progress between the Depu-
ties OF the Left Centre Right OF the Assembly in
reference to the prolongaton OF the powers of M.
Theirs as Chief Executive.
THE DUKE DE CHARTREs.
The Assembly Is to be questioned to-day concern
ing the alleged appointment of the Duke de Char
tres. an ofncer In the Algerian forces.
THE BANK OF FRANCE.
The weekly statement of the Bank of France
shows an increase Of 1s,2oO 900 francs during the
week.
France Adheres to Free Trade Principles.
LONDON, August ga. N.
The Emperor Napoleon recently declared that
France will not allow free trade principles to be
torn TO pieces.
The Assembly Chamber Not TO be Transferre
to Paris.
VERSAILLES, August 4, 1871.
The committee OF the Assembly mas reported
favorably upon the proposition for the transfer Of
the Chamber to Paris.
General Rossel is to be tried by special court.
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EUR OPEAN MARK ETS.

LoSpoN MONEY MAHKTr.-LoNDoS. August - 20 r.
N-Conso closed 93X for both money the
American securities coseaunted States ayewenty bonds
FRANKroRT MONEY MAEKET.-FRANKroRT, August g.
Pvening-United States Gvetwenty bonds closed at 6 ~
for the Issue of 1852
PARIS MosrY MAnKKr-PAxIs, August s-Kvening.-
Heutca closed at 55f 65c -
LIyrnrooi CorToN MARKEr--LIvrHrooI, August q
$50 r. Motion closed hrm Midnling upands Std q
I6OuO bales Including 1000 for export and speculation
TRApn GEpoRT-LfvERPooL, August @-Ihe sdv'c &c,
cotton market - ,.., A..
LIvFnrooI PHovrsrons MAREEI,-LivEHr0oir AZ.
gust lard as. 3D. cwt. PORK, AS 3D. pei po heo
LosspnS PsopUor MAuKrT.-LoSDos, August Even
inE-Cacua lnseed OIL 63s. Spirits turpentne ssa aus
per cwt . .-,.,
L,vLRpoor PRODUCE MARKET --IdvERPooi- Ansus
t-Even,og. turpentine Is per cwt Fine rosh
lss per cwt. Lnsced OH E33 E3o los. per ton 49,
Monday will he observed holiday In al 'ne hondoa
markets.
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Railroad Taxstien il Missouri.

:,
Tue Atlantic and Pacific Railrosd Company has
flied petition IN lie United states Circuit Court
against Henry Cline, sheriff OF Phelps county. Mis-
souri, 70 restrain him from selling the property OF
the road seized for the nOn-payment Of taxes The
company claims exemption from taxation by virtue
OF an act OF Congress granting land to the road
ana confirmed by the Missouri Legislature. which
provides that the aud and property received should
not taxed until the road should be In running order
and a dividend declared This act applied To the
road then known rs the Southwest Bra nch which
subsequently became tile South Pacific, and ~ now
the Atlantic aud Pacihc. rhc Phelps county Court
declares that Inc new company Is anle 10 taxation
and the company deny IL.
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POLICE CHANGES,

The following transfers Of police sergcauis were
made at the meeting OF Police Commissioners,
yesterday under the direction OF President smith,
A. A. Muller from the Twenty-second TO the SIX
teenth precinct: Henry Woods, from the Six
eeuth TO the Twenty second precinct; James
McGiven, from the FIRST to the Eighth pre-
Tbrd and JOnn r. Maloney, from the Tnrd To- The
First The transfer Of Captain Burns from the
Twenty to the Fifteenth precinct has occasioned
some regret among the inhabitants OF the former
precinct. Tney mad the greatest confidence In cap.
tain Burns, aud the change Is deplored. captain
Hedden now takes charge OF TINS precinct, and II he
wins for himself the same popularity lie will not
have beeu q captain IN vain.
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Indian Rnid in Montana.

81. LOUIS August 4. 1871.
The Montana Her0id OF July ~ contains ac-
count OF formidable Indian raid In Galiatin Valley
Two men named Joe Nixon ana George Sheppard
were killed. ana between two ana three hundred
head OF cattle and horses were run on. Two com.
panies OF cavalry, under Captain Ballou and
Captain Norton. from Fort Ellis. and some
6fty citizens started in pursuit. Great excite
ment prevailed. Citizens from all parts
OF the valley were arriving and concentrating ut
Hamilton, where barricades were ing thrown up.
Tbe Indians are supposed TO belong TO a band OF
Sioux under Sitting Bull the main body OF which Is
campcd between Yellow Stone and Powder rivers
rhev are not treaty Indians, belong to no
tion and war indiscrimlnatey upon other tribes
and whites they are supposed to number 200
lodges Farther trouble Is expected.
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JEALOUSY AND MURDER.

ELNIRA n. Y, August T. 1871
About twelve O'Clock last night q colored man
named Thompson, residing in Horse Heads, n. v,
having become jealous on account or attentions paid
hls wife 10y another coored man named Hagcr,
concealed himself IN shed near the house IN
which his wife and Hager were stopping, and with
a loaded gun awaited an opportunity of shooting
one or botn OF them. mutua. friend Of the par
ties, named Burns also colorcd. In attempting To
leave the house for the purpose of Inducing Thomp-
son TO give up the gun. was shot through the head
and instantly Killed. Thompson supposed him 10
he bis hated rival. The murderer was arrested anu
after an examination committed to jail.
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THE NORTH AMERICAN TURN FEST.

Preparation. 10 Receive The Distant societies
in Brooklyn.
Exteosive preparations are In progress in Brook.
yn TO receive the distant societies intending to take
mart in the great North American Turn Fest TO be
ne,d In Myrtle Avenue Park next week.
This evening the Williamsburg societies will re-
ccve their distant friends at the ferry OF Broad
way and with music and torches escort them 10
rnrn HALL Meserole street. There they Will be well
coined BY Mayor kalbnelsch and other prominent
citizens. =, a., - -.
The festival win commence In the park on Monday
aud cNauQue fVr several days.
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Ilieh.

GEJB.-At Jersey City, on Thursday August y.
MARGARET GEIB, widow Of Johu Uc,b, In tue 77th
year OF her age.
Notice OF funeral hereafter
MITCBBLL.--On Friday. August 4, 1871, MARIA, wif0
of Charles d. Mitchell In the 4Sh year Of her age.
The relatives aud friends OF the family are REL
spectfullv invited TO attend the funeral. on sunday
August s. az three O'Clock, from her late residence.
All Fifth avenue, Brooklyn.
r. NJ MARY f., wife OF Edwin Phillips, IN the 57ttL
year OF her age.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to-
attend the funeral from ~ Monroe street. on SUM-
dav afternoon, at enc O'Clock, without further nvi
tatiOn.
(FOr Otl.er Deaths see Third PdgpA
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GENERAL SHERMAN.

SYRACUSE, N. Y, August 4, 1871.
The members oil the Grand Army Of the Republic
OF this city, accompanied by hundreds OF citizens,
serenadcd General sherman this evening at the rest
dence of Mr.. John q. :. Lynch. Major Cook INTRO
duced the veterans To the General, who then made
a short address and shook MANY Of the veterans
warmly by the hand, and whom he recognized rs
having served under hun. Mr. Patrick C0rbett WAS
called for and maze short and eloquent speech.
General Sherman will leave tomorrow morning for
EinRhamtOn and scranton, and Will return TO
Washington In u dav or Two. Mrs. sherman Will 20
tomorrow 10 81. AlbauS.
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ALEXANDER and EUCENIE.
Herald Special Report from
London.
Historic Revelation About the Proposed In.
teryentOn Of the Emperor Alexander
After the Fall Of Sedan.
The Czar's Despatch to the
Empress Eugene.
His Request to the King of Prussia to
Make Peace Without Acquisi-
ton of French Territory.
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The Revolution of September
Ruined All.
The Government Of National Defence Observing
Secrecy on the Subject.
The Revolution of September
Ruined All.
The Government Of National Defence Observing
Secrecy on the Subject.
TELEGRAM TO TINE NEW york HERALD.

The following despatch has been received
tall
LONDON, August 1, 1871.
The following highly interesting revelations
have been made to your correspondent by one
Of the members of the last imperial Cabinet of
France.
A letter Of the Empress Eugene to the
Gar, which has just been published in the
Paris journals, alludes to friendly Power
which had expressed desire to intervene in
favor of France after the surrender Of Sedan.
That power was Russia.
THE GEAR 10 THE EMPRESS EUGENE.
The Emperor Alexander sent despatch to
the Empress Regent Immediately after the
surrender of Sedan, Offering to intervene on
the basis Of the integrity of French territory.
THE ozAR AND THE KING OF PRUSSIA
Alexander II. in the same despatch in
formed the Empress that he had earnestly
recommended to the King of Prussia to open
negotiations for peace and not to insist on the
cession of French territory, as the disintegra-
ton of France would be dangerous TO the
peace of Europe.
THE ozAR's INTERVENTION PREVENTED BY TUE
REVOLUTION.
Tho nrnsnact ~ Puos;on ;n,a,von,;,r ,os
however, spoiled by the outbreak Of the revo-
luton on September and the fight of the
Empress, which took place few hours after
the despatch had been received from the M
peror Alexander.
THE CzAI wITHDRAws HIS OFFER.
On hearing the news that the republic had
been proclaimed the Emperor Alexander with
drew his profered intervention, and notified
the King of Prussia that Russia would remain
neutral.
JULgs FAvRE KNOWS OF THE CARS DESPATCH.
Jules Favre and all the former members of
the government Of September knew OF the
existence OF this despatch.
FOUND AFTER THE FLIGHT OF THE EMPRESS
1t is said to have been found after the fight
of the Empress among the secret papers of
the empire, but withheld publication by the
Government Of National Defence.
These revelations are apparently TO be
L. L.. ,x.x. Al, 81 r.
Engenie.
THE DENIAL OF THE REPUBLICANS USELESS.
The republicans, chiefly Jules Favre and
his former colleagues, will probably deny the
proposed Intervention of the Gear; but the
truth of the facts related can be completely
established.
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TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON. August 4. 1871.
In the House 0; Commons this evening Sir Charles
Bowyer Adderly, member for North Stanordshire.
made speech OF some length in denuncaton Of
the Treaty of Washington.
He said that in that instrument England had made
vast concession in favor Of peace upon the ques-
tons OF the fisheries and OF the Alabama claims.
England was clearly in the right In the attitude
she formerly held upon those subjects, and that
position had been yielded and America UNIDENTIFIED.
Sir Charles concluded by vigorously condemning
the form of arbitration provided in the treaty.
Sir Rounde Palmer, member for Richmond, fol-
lowed in defence of the treaty.
PARLIAMENT TO BE PROROGUED.
1t is PROBABLE that Parliament Will be prorogucd
on the 10th inst.
A WOMAN MURDERED.
dreadful murder has occurred al Erranooey. A
woman was rutllessly Killed bv some rufilans, who
also seriously wounded her father and two children.
BRITISH WAR STEAMER IN DISTRESS.
Her British Majestys troop ship Niaguera Is ashore
at st. Paul Island. in the Indian Ocean. and 1t is
feared, will prove a total loss. The crew and pas
sengers are all safe.
MINERS STRIKE AT NORFOLKSHIRE.
Three hundred workmen employ ed in the coal pits
in NOrfoiksnre have struck In consequence OF re-
ceiving their pay only fortnghtly from the surveyor
A struggle Is expected.
THE CoWES REGATTA.
The cutter Vanguard won the Cowes Town Cup
yesterday. beating several other members OF the
Royal Yacht Squadron, including Mr.. AshbuIys
ffv0n{a.
THE pRINcR OE WALES ixsTAIh.ED GRAND MASTER
OF THE IRISH FREENAsONS.
A despatch from Dublin says the Prince of Wales
has been installed Grand Patron Of the Freemasons
OF Ireland.
WRECK OF A BOMBAY packet
The ship White Jacket, from Bombay TO Hull,
England has been totally lost on Rodrigues Island,
in the Indian Ocean.
DEPARTURES OF THE COUNT OF PARIS.
The Count and Countess OF Parts have gone to
Paris.
TIE NEW STEAMER SPAIN.
The new steamship Spain, OF the National ne,
has made successful trial trip from Liverpool. She
easily attained speed OF fourteen and half knots
an hour.
AN AMERICAN VESSEL. ABANDONED AT SEA.
An unknown American vessel which had been
abandoned ut sea has been tOwcd INTO Penzance.
She mas an extremely valuable cargo OF paralinc.
THE WEATHER IN ENGLAND.
The weather throughout England continues lo,r
ami favorable 70 the crops.
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CANADIAN FILIBUSTERS.
Arrest OF Volunteer Officers
in Quebec.
The Cuban Expedition an Established Fact-Le-
gal Investigation Commemorate Agent
Of the Junta in Montreal Excite
ment Among the Populace.

MONTREAL, August L. 1871.
The investigation into rne Cuban expedition went
on to-day, in the Court House, before Judge COur-
sol. The proclamation having been issued,
O warrant from Judge Doucet, OF Quebec, was
served upon Major William Robinson, OF the
Prince OF Wales Rites, and Lieutenant Starnes, OF
the same regiment TINS warrant was issued on
the Information laid by members OF the affair in
Quebec The Major was brought to the Court House
under guard ana examined. He contradicted in
many instances statements made by witnesses yes
terday.
All the evidence adduced was that plenty Of men
had been enlisted, but none had yet left Can ada,
as definite orders had not been received. some
money had been forwarded, but no one knows
how much. Cuban agent, has been IN
town for couple OF weeks, has iefr but
the officers under arrest had dealings with him.
There Is much excitement IN town in consequence
people are asking. If the PaDaI Souaves ' were
sent out OF the country In full feather with bless
ings and benedleons ana the fun approval Of The
authorities. why these men cannot leave. If the
Foreign Enlistment act was u dead letter in that
case why not nowY
Thanks Of the Spanish Government for tho
Suppression of the Expedition.
OTTAWA August H. 1871.
There was a long meeting OF the Privy Council
to-day, but the nature of the business has not
transpired. The Spanish government at Madrid
has telegraphed It's thanks to the Dominion govern
ment for its action in the Cuban affair.
The Minister OF Marine has completed his inspec-
AOn Of limits on the upper waters OF the ST. Law
renee.
The Cuban Volunteers to Rendezvous Near
NTOntreni-A FnSt stem m ship Chartered for
the Expedition.
NIAGARA FALLS, August 4, 1871.
This morning the members OF the Cuban Junta
who have been staying at the Clifton House, Can.
ada, left for Montreal with i've other Cubans, who
joined them last evening. They claim to have char
tered fast steamer at Montreal to convey men and
ammunition TO some point on the Cuban coast.
The volunteers ordered TO Sorel, small French
village forty miles below Montreal where they will
embark, If not interlered with by the Canadian au-
thOrites.
The Governor General OF Canada has issued pro-
clamatiOn warning Her MajeSty's subjects against
connecting themselves with any warike expcdt-
tons.
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Verdict FOR Damages Against the Connecticut
River Railroad Company.

SPRINGFIELD, August 4, 1871.
The case OF Dr.. w. G. Breck, OF this city, against
the Connecticut River Railroad for $4,000 damages
for injuries alleged to have been received by col
llson at Northampton in June, 1870, which has been
on trial for four days In the supreme Court Judge
Colt presiding. WAS concluded TINS morning. with
verdict for $4,000 for The plalntin The witnesses
included some or the most eminent physicians in
the country. Tie case was argued for the defence
by Judge AbbOtt, OF Boston, and Tor the plaintiff by
ex-United States Attorney General II. X. Hoar.
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VIEWS OF THE PAST.


AUGUST 8.
Is62-Battie OF Baton Rouge, Ia; the rebels. under
Genera! breckenridge, defeated. The gun
boats rendered great aid by their IRE IN bring
ing about the victory, as the rebels were
greater force than the UuiOn troops. Gener
Thomas Williams the federal command
was KILLED while gallantly leading charge
ls33--The British troops captured CabnL Aigh
tan, and restored Shah SOujah to sovereb
1896 Battle OF CastigOne, in Italy: the Austr
under Wurnser, disastrousiy defeated b
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THE CHARLESTON ELECTION.

CHARLESTON, S. O., August Z, 1871.
The ofrlcia count shows that the municipal cleo
ton on wednesday resulted in the choice or the
citizens' candidate, General John A. Wagner, by
majority Of III votes Gilbert Pilsbury, the
present republican Mayor. The entire citizens'
ticket Is elected 10y about the same majority.
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A MURDERER APPLIES FOR DIv0RCE.-Nlcuact
Rodgers, the man VINO shot and killed Albert Meyers
IN ft or Jealousy has instituted SUIT IN one OF tne
CIVIL courts to obtain divorce from ms wiie, from
present appearances he Will not hnd IL dincht 10
remain separated from hts wife for the space OF one
year or louget The crimiuai law WIZ attenu 10
that part, IN one way assisting MN 70 oohlh "
vurce -. Ns,p o teams keDl1id1l. y,Ht ~
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THE BEAVER ISLAND TROUBLES.

MILWAUKEE WIS.,. August T. 1871
The revenue cutter Andrew Johnson has gone "a
Beaver Island 10 protect the United States Marshal.
who was resisted. while in the discharge OF his
duties by the sheriff and mob. The beigerens
spirit or these islanders was shown III 1856, when
Strang and his Mormon followers had collision
with the iumbernen and fishermen. Then tl,d
MOrmons were routed and Strang was m0rtalsf
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Narthyrstrru Freiabtx.
MILWAUKEE, Au.

MILWAUKEE, August d. 1871.
A meeting OF the managers OF the steamboat aud
railroad lines oil the Northwest was held here last
nIgh, ami II was decided 10 make the tarif twenty
ave cents per hundred pounds lor grain and iitv
cents per barrel FOR hour from all points the MIS-
sIsslnpl River 10 milwaukee,, GhicngO and Dulnth.
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The Cuban Volunteers to Rendezvous Nea
MOntreni-A Fnst Steamship Chartered 70
tho Expedition.
DOMINION OF CANADA.

The Marquis of Iorn to Visit Niagara in
October.
NIAGARA FALLS, August A. 1871
The proprietOrs of the Clifton are in receipt OF
Information that the Marquis OF Lorn, accompanied
10y the Princess Louise, Will he here Ia October