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mons hit to Lauer. Simmons took his third
by an overthrow of Treacy's. Pinkham
again tried Condor and retired. One Run.
Lone Stars-Hennessey hit safe for his
first; made second ON passed ball. Tracy
hit to Hodes; saved by an overthrow to
McAtee, Hennessey taking third; Tracy
went to second. Redon then went to the
bat, expecting to bring in Hennessey and
Tracy, but he sent it into Woods hands on
the fly. Didlake struck out. Lauer then
sent a high fly to centre-was muffed by
Simmons, Hennessey and Tracy coming
home. Lauer stole to second. Scott hit to
Duffy; was put out at first. Two runs. Nine
to three.
EIGHTH INNING.
White Stockings-Hodes went out on
foul bound by Condor. Zettlein hit safe to
centre, and made second and third on
passed balls. Duffy retired at first by
for two bases. Treacv hit to Condor who
let it go by him, Wood going TO third.
Foley out on fly by Lauer. One I'm.
Lone Stars-CondOn. hit fly into Woods
hands, and STAYED there. Wright hit fiy
which Zettlein muffeI, Wright taking his
base. Leonard went out on foul bound
by Foley. Hennessey on fly by Duffy. No
runs-ten to one.
NINTH INNING.
w hlte StOcklngS-McAlee nlI SAFE one
down to third. Simmons hit foul, which
Condor took on run. Pinkham hit a
splendid one for three clear bases McAtee
in, Pinkham coming home on HOdes' hit to
Treacy; Hodes to third on passed ball.
Zettlein made base on CondOn's muff
Duffy again died by the hands of Scott on
high fly to left. Zettlein stole second,
coming in on Woods safe hit to centre.
Wood stole second and came home on
wild pitch of Leonard. Treacy sent up an
easy fly to his namesake, who dropped it;
was put out at first by Leonard caught
mapping. Five runs.
Lone Stars-Leonard hit fly into Simmons
hands and retired. Hennessey hit to
Hodes, who made an overthrow to McAtee;
got his base; in trying to go to second was
put out by McAtee. Tracy hit to Hodes,
and was thrown out at first.
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LONDON.
The GOdwOOd Races-Taraban Wins-Bis-
marek and Luxemb0urg-Laird's Ship
Yard Visited.

Tnarck and Luxemb0ufg-Lalfd's Ship
Yard Visited.
LONDON, July 26.-For the Godwood
stakes to-day, fourteen horses started.
Taraban was first, Lady Hungerfords colt
second. and Claudius third. Fordham rode
the winner. The odds against him was five
to one.
1t is rumored Bismarck has been created
Duke of Luxemburg.
The emperor and empress of Brazil to-day
paid visit to the ship building yard of
John Laird, the builder of the Alabama.
The great event of to-day was the race
for the GOOdwood stakes.
The betting was three to one against Lady
HungerfOrd's colt, l3 to | against Taraban,
and ID to l against Claudius.
The horses came in as follows: Taraban,
carrying III pounds, first; colt out of Lady
Hungerford, three years old, carrying
eighty-nine pounds, second; Claudins, four
years old, carrying l21 pounds, third.
There was great crowd on the course.
Prince of Wales, Prince Imperial Fred
erick William of Germany, Duke OF Cam
bridge, Grand Duke Constantine OF Russia
and Crown Prince Oscar OF Sweden were
on the ground. The weather was beautiful.
The result of the race was sent by a car
rier pigeon from Goodwoed Park 10 Chi
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KINGSTON.
Advices from AspinwaIl-POlitic Pris-
Oners Liberated-WOrk Resumed ON
Honduras Raiiway-COsta Rica Quiet.

Oners Liberated-WOrk Resumed ON
Honduras Raiiway-COsta Rica Quiet.
KINGSTON, Jamaica. July 26.-The
steamer Henry Chauney has arrived, bring
ing adviees from Aspinwau to the twenty
first instant.
All political prisoners confined in Panama
have been liberated.
The work on the Honduras Inter-oceinic
railroad has been resumed.
Advices from Costa Rca report that
country quiet, and the government strong.
News from Guatamala is revolutionary.
The revolutionists are in possession of the
capital President Cerra was defeated and
fed.
General Grandos is the provisional presi-
dent.
Valparaiso dates of the first instant have
been received Evraenriz had been elect
ed president through the exertions of the
priests.
Callao advices to the fourteenth of July
are received. The Peruvian government
had ordered the disarming of the feet as a
precaution against any trouble during the
coming elections The inhabitants were
much excited, as it was rumored that Pro-
duo had divided the feet TO aid him in land
ing large force in CallaO harbor.
The English ship Champion of the Seas
was considerably damaged by fire in Calao
harbor.
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~ .. HUNT & CO.,
MACHINERY DEPOT,
No. 1S5 Gravier Street, New Orleans.
Manufacturers Agents for
E. CARVER COMPANY'S CELEBRATED Cotton
GINS AND LINTERS.
AXES STEAM PUMPS,
OF all kinda.

Boston Machine Company's Engines; Portable
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Steam, Water and Gas Valves, Hydrants and Water
Metres; Sturtevant's Pressure and Fan Blowers,
Exhaust and Dryer Fans; Berryman's Automatic
Boiler Feed Regulator and Low Water Alarm
Feed Shingle Machines; Clarks Linen Hose, Hose
Pipes, Couplings, etc; New York Tap and Die Com
United States Standard Nut Companys Finished
and Unfinished Nuts and Bolts; J. W. Mixter
Co.'s Saw Gummers, Upsets and Mill Picks; Selden's
Steam Packing; Plymouth Mills Rivets; the Eagle
Wise.
Plantation, Draining, Cotton, Iron, Wood work
ing and all kinds of Machinery, Betting, Shafting
and Pulleys on and or will be furnished at short
notice at Manufacturers Prices.
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The Shreveport Southwestern reports the
death of one of the oldest citizens of that
city, which occurred at his residence, on the
twentieth instant. He was in the seventy
second year of his age, and had been a
resident of Shreveport for thirty-two years
past. He knew the town when it was yet
an Indian village, and could tell Of many a
rough scene in its history.
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PARIS.

POpe's Letter TO the Archbish Op-Devienne
and the BeIlanger ScandaI-Income
Tax PrOpOsed-FinanciaI Measures At
tackled.
PARIS. July 26.-The Pope has published
long letter, congratulatidg Guibert upon
his elevation to the archbishopric of Paris.
The record of the Court of Cessation, ac-
quitting Devienne of unworthy connection
with the imperial scandal case of Marguerite
Bellanger, says that Devienne merely
obeyed an honorable sentiment In prevent
ing the publication of the letters.
The journal des Debdts makes sharp
attack upon the financial measures put for
ward by the government, and proposes the
substitution therefor of an income tax.
1t is said President Theirs has induced
Bismarck to consent to the evacuation of
the Paris forts still held by the German
troops, and the entire departments of the
Seine and Seine ct Oise, on or before the
first of August.
Many communist prisoners who were
sent to the French forts have been re-
leased.
1t is rumored that Cardinal Antonelli has
summoned Bishop Dupanloup to Rome.
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We have received Boje & Co.'S market
report, dated at Rio Janeiro, June %. There
were no arrivals from or departures for
New Orleans during the month ending with
that date. The estimated sales of coffee
dnring that month were, for the United
States, 87,lOO bags; for Europe, 147,lOe
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NEW YORK.
Governments Very Dull-State Bonds
Sfeady.

steady.
New YORK, July 6-Evening.-Money
closed very easy. Sterling very weak at
1O01 10k. Governments very dull. State
bonds steady.
Prime business discounts SAL. Leading
bankers still ask 10 l0Ac, less I-16, but the
real quotations are l00l0B. Skies of 1881,
u6ls; fve-twenties of 1862, ia; 1864, 1872;
1865, 11334; new, 11212 1867, 1127s 1868,
1928; tenfOrties, 1l3B; Louisiana skies,
65; new, 62; levee skies, 70; eights, "a.
The new loan for the construction of
docks and piers has been taken by the In
ternational bank of Hamburg.
Arrived: Malta and Cuba.
Arrived out: Lafayette.
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Hymenial.
The IberriLLe NelrS SAWS.

Ine IOeFotR Ne0S says:
We are happy to see, by the New Orleans
Morning Star of the ninth instant, that our
esteemed friend, Hon. B. L. Lynch, has
recently entered the state of matrimony,
having been induced to emigrate from the
state of single blessedsess through the at
tractiye fascinations of Miss Mary Palms,
one of the most beautiful and amiable Of
the fair ladies of the Crescent City, and
niece of that popular and excellent gentle
man, Louis Palms, Esq, of Claiborne street.
Our best wishes accompany Colonel Lynch
and his fair bride to the end of their lives.
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The Iberpille Ne,os says of the crops :;

IHo 1Vo7 OIVVt ~ ttUS says OF Int CIUPs'
Reports from different sections of this
parish represent the cane crop to be in
promising condition, but corn has been
greatly injured by the drouth. Planters in
the vicinity Of Plaquemine complain OF
lack of rain, but in the neighborhood of
Crosse Tete and Bayou Goula copious
showers have fallen, and now the planters
implore Pluvius to cork up his water spouts
for time
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BASE BALL.
Lone Stars Game stopped by StOr
Play the SpringfieIds Saturday.

hIUHt SI"Ts NsdIHt SLUUUVU Dy SIOTUI-
Play the SpringfieIds Saturday.
CHICAGO, July 26.-The return game, this
afternoon, between the Lone Stars, of New
Orleans, and White Stockings, of this city,
at the last of the second inning, was ter
minated by furious rain storm lasting
half an hour. The Stars were going to the
bat for their second inning when the storm
came up. The White Stockings had two
innings at the bat, and scored seven runs.
The Stars failed to make tally.
The ChicagOs furnished the ball, which
was "lively one," of Van Horns make.
The Lone Stars will start for St. Louis on
Friday evening, playing the Libertys of
Springfield on Saturday, and the Empires
of st. Louis Sunday.
FORT WAYNE, July 26.-The Mutuals of
New York defeated the Kekiongas of this
place to-day. Score II %.
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MADRID.
Progressist Cabinet Formed New Min
isrpy.

istry.
MADRID, July 26.-A cabinet has finally
been formed under the lead of Gorilla.
All the ministers belong to the progressist
party, and will follow the policy inaugurated
in the September revolution.
The following is a complete list of the
new ministry just formed by Senior Gorilla,
all of whom have been sworn into office:
President of Council and Minister of In
terior-Senor Ruiz Gorilla.
Minister OF War-General Cardoba.
Minister of Justice-Senor Rios.
Minister of Finance-Senor Gomez.
Minister of Marine-Senor Beranger.
Minister of Public Works-Senor Madraz.
Minister of Foreign Atfairs-Senor Sa-
gasta
Minister of ColOnies-Admiral Malcampo.
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Substitution of Tax in Allegiance.
VERSAILLES, July 26.-In the Assembly
petition was introduced to substitute taxes
on salt and incomes for those on textiles
and raw materials. Minister Pouyer Quer-
tier opposed the proposition. but left it in
the hands of the Assembly, by which it was
finally referred TO a committee.
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BERLIN.

EmperOrs of Germany and Austria to
Nleet-AbolitiOn of the Department of
Catholic Affairs.
BERLIN, July 26.-The Emperor William
leaves Ems on Tuesday for Coblentz and
Weisbaden. He will subsequently proceed
to Gastien, where he will probably meet the
Emperor of Austria,
A provincial correspondent states that
the separate ministerial department for
Catholic affairs has been done away with,
and that it's abolition is due to the difficult
ties originating in the decisions of the late
Ecumenical Council.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Ohio Portion of the Atlantic and Great
Western Railway SOld-stOrm of Cape

Ohio Portion of the Atlantic and Great
Western Railway SOld-StOrm of Cape
May.
CLEVELAND, Ohio July 26.-The Ohio
portion of the Atlantic and Great Western
railway was sold at Akron to Senator
Thurman, General Mcclellan and w. B.
Duncan, trustees, for $4,435,5 800.
CAPE MAY, July 26-There was terrible
storm yesterday. 1t blew a yacht TO sea.
and prevented yachts from landing. No
disasters reported
Weather Report.
30 WAR DEPARTMENT
Office Chief Signal Officer {
Washington. July 26, 1871, 7:3OP M
SYNOPSIS OF THE PAST rwENTY-FouR HouRs
The barometer rose considerable in tho
Southern States Tuesday night, but is now
again falling. 1t remains low west of 7 .o,,;S-
lana and northward to Nebraska. The low
pressure, which was Tuesday afternoon in
Minnesota. has moved eastward, and Is now
extending toward Lake Ontario. where the
pressure has fallen decidedly. The small
area OF low barometer, which was Tuesdav
evening southeast of New JERSEY, has moved
to the northwest into Pennsylvania. High
GAN rru
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WHOLE NUMBER 1913.

chester, and was thence telegraphed to
London.
The well known jockey Fordham rode the
winner.
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VIENNA.

Strasburg Railway Contract-RefusaI of
Prince Charles to Sign It-Threatened
Resignation of Ministers.
VIENNA, July 26.-Prinee Charles of Rou-
mania refuses to sign the Strasburg railway
contract. His ministers threaten to resign.
Should the Prince find it difficult to form a
new cabinet, it is feared he will abdicate.
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THE NEW ORLEANS

Hh NE" o'HEANs
MILITARY HIGH SCHOOL,
Between Coliseum and Camp),
Conducted by T. B. EDWARDS and SAM. q. LKwIs
graduates of the Louisiana Military University;
Will prepare pupils to enter the Sophomore OF
Junior Class Of the Louisiana State Military uni
versity. any other college in the United Statea
An Elementary Department is attached. Discipline
military, with daily drill. no2 am
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LIVERPOOL.
Arrivals Yesterday,

LIVERPOOL, July 26.-Arrived Wyom
ing, Centaur and st. Louis, all from New
Orleans.
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LOST.

II OST-A BLACK ENAMELED GOLD BRACE
~ let, studied with garnets and pearls, with
medallion attached. Lost between Rampant street
and Lopez, on Canal street. Twenty dollars re-
ward will be paid for it's delivery at this office.
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Umpire: Mr.. E. O'Neill.
Time: One hour and fifty minutes.
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DAClFIC WINE COMPANY,
Organized for the sale of
PURE CALIFORNIA WINE AND
BRANDY.

! CHARLES B. PETIT, Treasurer and Business
Agent-Ofice and Salesrooms, No. SO Camp
street, New Orleans.
This company is composed of the owners of vine.
yards in the best grape district of California who
have formed an association for the purpose of sell
| ing their own Wines and Brandy.
The following list comprises part of their pro
| ducts now ready for the market:
WHITE WINE, ANGELICA,
RED WINE, MUSCAT
CLARET, CATAWBA,
HOOK ISABELLA,
OLD MISSION, SPARKLING,
SHERRY, WINE BTTTERS,
TOKAY, GRAPE BRANDY,
PORT, BRANDY BTTTERS.
All their Wine and Brandy Warranted
strictly Pure.
Arrangements now perfected for weekly
shipments, direct from the vineyards, thus insur
ing full and constant supply of these PURE AND
DELICIOUS WINES.
Dealers, physicians and families requested to
call and examine in regard to quality and price.
All orders should be addressed.
PACIFIC WINE COMPANY,
mhl9 emo No. SO Camp street, New Orleans-
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LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS
ARREST OF A STATE PRINTER
A RAILROAD COLLISION IN KENTUCKY
Testimony Before Ku-Klux Committee
WRIGHT OF GEORGIA ON THE STAND
LIGHTHOUSE KEEPER DROWNED
MOVEMENTS OF THE LONE STARS
Their Game Interrupted by Storm
THE POPE TO ARCHBISHOP OF PARIS
THE GOODWOOD RACES YESTERDAY
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Weather Report.

CONTINUED ON RIeHTH rAaI7
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MOVEMENTS OF THE LONE STARS

Their Game Interrupted by a Storm
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NEW SPANISH CABINET FORMED
WASHINGTON.

Frank Matthews Dead-Fire in New
Brunswick-Bright, of Indiana Senti-
mel, Arrested-The Tyne Crew Safe
Railroad Collision i'm Kentucky-Rev-
enue Stamp Paper-TestimOny by
Wright, of GeOrgia-KentuckyC Claim
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LIGHTHOUSE KEEPER DROWNED
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HE GOODwOOD RACES YESTERDAY

HE POPE TO ARCHBISHOP OF PARIS
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LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS
A RAILROAD COLLISION IN KENTUCK>

WRIGHT OF GEORGIA ON THE STAND
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9u ober in Der Staot biit. Sd piiroc baMl
ME mieoer nit Dir iprcdeu, benn eS mare al
lein Define S6ulb, bu gtid)tS i'll Der gSelI
Did bilbcru fam, 81 fomnlcn. IaeS, mas
On t6un muBt, lit, etn Yaur Sdleier nitBu
briuaen. On tannit banu 0torgens bur6 oil
Siuttrtbitre wieoer biuaus gebeu. SD m0htl
! Did gerne ieBeu 9beuerite, ebe jeuGr plat sc
i6loIieu mirO. Sd iiberlaie es Sir, oaS 81
arraigiren. Nun lebe tpObl unO CLAUDE, bal
i'd INNER mir Dir ALIEN 9ebbrs. aui eipt9.'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-18
&MiHannhrihten.

Ser 0ampfer gNtcGlcaau," Gapt. Sopes,
fn6r gelteru BON bier mad Bolton ab, uuO Der
Dampfrr n@cOrge GppolO," Gapt. Setuett,
tad am SouuabeHbe bon Bottom bierber IN
See.
Der 0ampfer y9ara9oFu," Capt. SOoper,
lief Sountag BON Saoannab, SEQ, bier Gin.
Der 0ampfcr p9ames u. @arp," Gapt.
Sail, fam pOr9cfern BON gieipbern, N.'G.,
bier an.
Der 0ampfcr u@ar9luuO," Gapt. 9obu'
ion, trat 9onnabenO ieine Sabrt bon bier
naG GbarleNon, S..G., au.
Ser 3ampfer DGOmmerce," Gapt. @Utter,
iegelts SonnaberO BON bier mad GoentOn,
N..G., ub.
0as S6iF rgietrO," Gupt. 9aoariO, fad
am 25. 0tdrB bon BaIermo naA Baltimore
in Gee.
9as G6if .aOOnbale." Capt. eoaus,
brad an 3. apriI bon SiucrpoOI uad utlerem
Safen auf.
&efern iubr Der 9ampfer nglort6 BOtnt, Z"
Gapt. 6Oleq, bon Sauannab, SEQ, mad
Baltimore ab.