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Dealer in Real Estate,

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Monday, It'll day of August,

DURSCANT to : Decree OF said Court
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Decd. et. 81.
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wears had transpired without tidings
from her long lost son, She was mono
maniacal on the subject and not despair.
ing, but continued 10 advertise and offer
rewards. There was in the family of
Tichborne's u negro named Boyle who,
perhaps, alone was in the secret Of the ma
ture of her son. The claimants father
who would be half brother to the real
Roger and like the cunning old negro as
he is went off quietly 10 Sidney, and
there finding Tom Castro alias Arthur
Orion, revealed To him the secret Of
his parentagC, title and estates OF itch.
borne. With this revelation them ystery
disappears for lady TiChbOrnG was easily
persuaded to recognize the claimant us her
own son. The claimant acquired his
knowledge OF the history OF the real
Roger after his 10th year, from which
time he resided in England, When Boyle
and other servants Of the family knew but
little of Rogers boyhOOd in France, We
have the explanation Of the remarkable
fact that the claimantS evidence as To his
history prior to his 18th year is so lame
and unsatisfactory, II Is rumored that
tho defence Is so alarmed at the strength
of the plaintiff in the case, disclosed in
cross examinations, that they will, on the
reassembly Of the court, shift their
grounds and attempt to defoat tho
claimant Us q natural son Of Sir James
TichbOrnc.
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CINCINNATI.

....,. CINCINNATI, July II.
The body Of Captain Blodget, late of
the steamer Cerlish, missing since mid.
night Monday, was found In the river
here this morning.
A. special to tho Times and Chronicle
from Hamilton, Ohio, says Judge Gil.
more, today, granted change OF vOnue
TO Dan McGlynn and Jim McGeehen, In.
dicted Tor the murder Of Myers, TO Preble
county, and Isaac Shelley to Montgom-
cry. Jack Carver remains In Butler.
The Most Worthy Supreme Conclave
ofthe order Of HeptAsoph, assembled this
morning. Hon. Jas Young, Of Maryland,
Supreme Archon, in the Chair Twenty.
three officers and representatives, were
present Maryland, Virginia, Pennsylva.
MIA, Ohio, Indiana, Alabama, New York,
Louisiana and District Of Columbia, were
represented The report ol tho Supreme
Archon, as presented, shows tho crafty
ing condition Of the order In tho United
States during the year. Dispensatlons
have been issued for three grand and nine.
teen subordinate bodies, not including the
charters granted by the Grand Conclaves
and Grand Encainpments. The report
pays high tribute TO tho prompt and
faithful services oI the Supreme Sec
retary, DR.. y. Baird Wolfe, Of Mary.
land, whose report shows great
increase of the order during tho year.
favorable reports from various supreme
Iphoro 10 charge Of the Jurisdiction were
read. Tomorrow, grand picnic will
bo given to the body In Wood Park, 80
that the next session will occur Friday.
q D. Cronlnger and II. II. IIamseytte,
lottery Commissioners In Covington, KY,
was arrested for unlawlully drawing of
their lottery, but waived an examination
to-day, and was held TO bail In the sum Of
$500 to await the action Of the Grand
Jury. A motion 10 dismiss the attach.
ment under which tho wheels, tubes, and
numbers used in drawing Of the Kentucky
lotteries were seized was overruled The
impression prevails that the managers
will devise means and proceed with their
business obnoxious as IL is to many in the
State notwithstanding proceedings has
commenced against them.
The weather is decidedly cool for the
season. u
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NEW YORK CITY.
The Everlasting Erie Suit.

New YoRK, July 10.
In the case of the Erie Company
against Heath s. Raphael, Judge Blatch'
ford rendered his decision on the 14th
inst, that Jay Gould must place thirty
thousand shares of registered stock in the
hands OF the receiver, but he declined Ia
pass upon the question Of the validity oI
the stock in the new suit OF Heath &
Raphael against the Erie road. To test
this point, the case came up yesterday fol
argument, as IN injunction had been ask.
ed for by Heath and others, to restrain
the Erie Company from registering fur.
theri stock, on account Of some little
techeicallty IN the service Adjourned
Edwin Stanton, aged 1S years, and
Peter MCCatfray, died yesterday from
wounds received during the riot last
Wednesday.
Some lrishmen have issued D circular
calling an indignation meeting this
evening to protest against the action of
Governor Hoffman in issuing his procla'
nation. .. .... .....t ....
The shipments Of specie to Europe TO.
day were $4G5,000. s. '".
There were ten proposals for bonds
to-day, amounting TO $l,978000, from
liz 80 10 112 94. The awards will be
81 ,000, 900, from 112 35 TO lie so.
A meeting of Eastern manufacturers
was held in this city yesterday, the main
object OF which was TO complete arrange.
ments for q convention in Philadelphia
on the 9th OF September, TO organize u
National bar iron association. The
delegates to the meeting represented
fifty millions of capital.
The Committee of the Kings County
Medical Society report I ,354 cases Of
smallpox in Brooklyn for the year ending
July lst. There were not u few fatal
cases the past month, averaging 8 per
day, The physicians will probably
make Il united effort for general vaCoina.
ton.
The horse plague is affecting the stables
In Brook lyn city, and the Concy Island
railroad companies.
The funeral of Clinton Gilbert, victim
Of the Brooklyn whisky raid, was to-day
largely attended.
There Is much excitement among the
revenue officers, and rumors are thick
that extreme repressive measures will be
taken against the illicit whisky region.
General JOurlan, Assessor of the district,
has interviewed the President on the
subject.
Smelling at the United States Treasury
Office, in New York, has been suspended
until the machinery is finished Tor the
consumption of sulphurous tunes, which
are considered detrimental to health.
The deaths in New York the past
week were 857, and in Brooklyn $40, both
showing heavy increase.
Another e0lgy of Governor Hoffman
was suspended In Brooklyn this morning,
by friends of the victims Of the New
York riot,
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EUROPE.
FRANCE.
The Case Against M. ROChefOrt.

PARIS, July10.
The indictment upon which NJ DE-
RoChelort Is 10 be tried, contains the fol
lowing four counts First, provoCation tC
hatred among the citizens; second, incite
mont to civil war and pillage; third, Il
publication of false news and spurious dis
patches, knowing them to be false, con
sequently CounterfGting public and pri'
vatc writings; fourth, completely in muir
der, by instigating the execution Of host
ages of the friends Of eX.Minister Nathiel
The defence deny the story that has been
out regarding his prOstratlon and weak
ness. They assert that he is in no wise
cast down, hut ii must be admitted that
his position with such n list OF charges,
and members Of the court martial l0r his
Judges, Is u sufficiently serious one,
The Inhabitants Of Metz have sent n
petition to Theirs asking the pardon OF
Gen. Rossel The journal de PdTis at
tacks vigorously circular of the prefeCt
Of Seine, RhiSt6deprives the occupants
Of furnished 9agings Of the rights to
vote If they have inhabited the premises
continuously lI N"SlNO hlONtuH' ho
Parision press have put forward partial
list of the candidates for the Municipal
election, which appears TO be satisfactory,
to the public. Ronkel announces himsel
to he a candidate for the first vacancy In
the Assembly. 1t sreported that Wash.
burne the American Minister has assured
tho French Government that no person
convicted of criminal acts in or against
the National Government during tho
reign of the Commune will be permitted
to reside in the United States.
NJ. Gambette was before the Committee
of Investigation appointed by the Assem-.
bly, to inquire into the dolngs Of the Gov.
ernment OF the National defence. His
testimony to-day was principally with re.
gard TO the raising Of troops during his
administration.
The DEGREES of the 9th and 10th Of
September, 1870, levying an import duty
of three francs and sixty CCntimes on each
bale of cotton, has been Nbrogated, and 1t
Is thought that the Minister of Finance,
NJ. PoIyer.Queriter, has concluded to
abandon the proposed duties upon tho
raw material.
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Some Questions About the High
school.

Editors IntellIgencer.
Supposing that the friends Of the High
School project would appear as usual In
your paper tomorrow morning with an
article, at the eleventh hour when they
presumed and hoped II could not be an.
swered before the meeting OF the Board oI
Education, l have thought II would moi
be amiss to ask few questions at this
junCture for the consideration Of all con.
Cerned. And first: Who are the friends
and advocates Of this new project? Surely
not our citizens (citisch only accepted
or taxpayers We have not yet heard
their loud Clamors and demands for a
High School. When we do, II will then
be time enough for the Board to take the
subject into serious consideration. We
venture there Is not corporars guard in
this city in favor Ofa High School at Mi'
time.
SecOndiy-Why are "select few" SO
zealouDly in favor Of High School at
this timer
Is IL not that they expect to occupy po.
sitions in the proposed Faculty at high
salaries t
7himiy-By whom and by what au.
thority have this iseleCt corps" been in.
formed Of their election as Instructors in
the new institution
Is II not n good rule to catch hare
before you cook III
FoaTthiy-Is II not a more sensiblG
policy to perfect our present schools, and
provide suitable accommodations for them
rather than undertake new experiment
and an unnecessary project?
Surely the actual and pressing wants oI
our schools are enough, without adding
to their number supposed ones.
Ldaiy-ln all the estimates Ol the cost
of II High School II is taken for granted
TINT n great saving can he made by n new
arrangement of the classes and teachers.
This Is true or not true. II II Is true then
the Board of Education have been mani.
testify lerelict III their duty in not making
this new arrangement long before this and
thus largely decreasing the school taxes.
II not true the efficiency Of the schools
will be impaired by the new arrange
ment and their sO.CAlled estimate goes
far nought. Which line will you take?
ANOTHER CITIZEN.
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ROME.
PapaI COnsiStOrY Held-sIIls HOli-
ness Declares can Lost"

ness DECLARES "AIl LOST"
PARIS, July 10.
On the 2Sth ultimO, in Rome, tho Pope
held a COnsstOTy at which he preconizated
the Bishops Of ZIpo, in Hungary, OI
AportO, in Portugal, and Of ST. Jago, in
Cape dc Verdes; and he afterwards pub
lished the nominations made since the
last month In brief, Of the Patriarch oi
Lisbon of the Bishop Of BraganZa, ol
Miranda in Portugal, and Of the Bishops
of Mezo and Elens, In Partbus. He then
addressed the Sacred College in Latin, In
which he announced his decision in these
words; ....
1--WE arc, my very dear brothers, in the
hands OF Divine Providence. We have
nothing to expect from human aid, for
man has abandoned us. Why should we
dissembleY 1t Is better that ! should tell
you that the kings and governments, Tor.
getting their promises, leave US TO our
fate. They have addressed ris In fine
phrases. They sent lls their warmest
congratulations on the day OF our Jubilee,
but they are for from taking any step In
support Of their messages, We can hope
for no help from any quarter. King Vic.
tor Emanuel will be hero In few days,
and will be attended by ministers Of the
Catholic States We have done all that
was in our power, but our efforts have
failed. All Is lost. You will tell me, per.
haps, that we have still hope in France,
but France can do nothing, She Is going
through frighttul crisis, which may be
succeeded by others yet more dreadful.
| repeat, that NIL Is lost and only n mira.
Gle can save US. Turn, then, to the Al.
mighty, and seek this interposition from
Him"
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LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, KY, July 10.
Arrangements arc being made in this
city to start q new afternoon paper about
the first Of August. The parties inter.
Csted in tho project arc well known as
men Of enterprise and successful business
tact q. III, =, Hu.r.#.. 4
The Court of Appeals have granted
Matt Shannallan, under. sentence TO be
hanged for the murder Of Montgomery,
sixty days time in which to show cause
why new trial should be granted. He
was to have been hanged on the 18th Of
September. tt
Several days ago Miss Matte johnson
was wounded in tho foot with piece Of
glass. To-day lock,jaw sci in, and she Ia
now dying In convulsiOns.
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CRIME & CASUALTY.
asHFanee Agent shol a Plu.burgA.

Insurance Agent Shot at Pittsburgh.
PITTSBURGH, July 10.
8. h. LoveridgC, former general agent
o. the Mutual Benefit Life Insurance
company, was shot in his office at noon,
Gday, by Morris X. Henry, Of Utica,
Michigan, who arrived here Yesterday
The parties married relatives, and The
difficulty grew out of suit which had
been brought through Mr.. Loveridge TO
recover money, from Henry. Henry
came to the office to-day and asked Mr..
LoVeridge II no was ready to make
reconciliation which Mr.. Loveridge de-
clined, when he deliberately shot him in
the side, the ball lodging in his bowels,
and is thought to bG fatal Henry at.
tempted to shoot again, but was over.
powered, arrested and lodged In Jail,
a MICRO KILLED AT DENVER.
CHICAGO, July 10.
AT Denver, Col, on Saturday night,
Jim Hill, u pastry cook in Bradwell
shot and instantly killed negro named
Elijah Williams, in Almire's saloon. Tho
assassination seems to have been without
cause,
HOW THEY SETTLE \ nILL IN MISSOURI.
A murder was perpetrated iow days
since near Breckenridge, Caldwell county,
Mo, under tho following circumstances
=. 0. Havens, q druggist of that place,
had q bill against q man named Paddock,
who lived some two miles from town, and
started for the purpose of collecting II, Ac-
companled by man named Ray, who
went ior the purpose Of showing Havens
the way On reaching Paddock's resi-.
dence Ray stopped In u lane near the
house while IIavens rodO up to the house
and called for his debtor. Paddock came
out and alter moments conversation
said he would go in and get tho money.
lie came out again, almost Immediately,
with gun which he At once raised and
discharged II in the direction where Ray
was standing shooting him through the
heart. Paddock at once escaped, taking
his family with him, but was captured the
following morning Paddock says that
IN discharglng his gun he merely meant
TO irighten Havens, and that hO had no
knowledge Of Rays presence on the
premises.
KILLED ny THE CARS.
ST. PAUL, July19.
David Weight was killed by the cars
at the Union Pacific Junction, last night.
A SUICIDE.
An unknown man employed on the
farm of Casper Ochlin, near st. Paul, was
found with his throat cut, Probably
suicided.
Grasshoppers arc reported to bo de.
stroying the crops OF. the frontier
4 KANSAS AFFRAY.
CINCINNATI, July 10.
A serious shooting allray occurred at
saloon in Hays City, Kansas, Monday
night, between some soldiers Of the Sixth
cavalry and party Of citizens, in which
Charles Harrison was killed. Sheriff
Lamban appeared on the scene and com.
manded peace, when he was fired upon,
receiving two shots In the breast which
mortally wounded him, Two soldiers, a
man named May, and Mexican, were
also seriously wounded.
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Railroad Accident in tennessee.

"hMEhlS1 JulJ lu'
An accident occurred to the eastern
bound train on thes memphis S Charles.
ton. Railroad, about mile east of Grand
Junction at dny.break this morning. The
rain the night before washed away q
trestle and the engineer did not see 1t I'm.
Ill too late TO stop the train The engine,
tender, baggage and two passenger cars
fell into the ditch; the rear passenger car
became separated from the others and was
not injured. The following is n list Of
the killed and wounded so far as heard
from: Killed-Geo. Gibbs, engineer; T. j..
Montgomery, fireman. Wounded pas.
sengers-Willis Check, severely; James
Tucker, leg broken; ]. NJ. Atkins, slightly;
Mr.. and Mrs. Tucker and Lowdon
Humes cut about the head and face; Jas.
Dalzor, arm fractured; Rve. or six others,
names unknown.
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MADRID, July ~.
The Cortes is engaged in the consiera.
tion Of the subject Of trial by Jury for the
offences committed by the members of the
press.
VIENNA, July 10.
The Austrian delegations have adopted
the budget. t
BERLIN, July 10.
The Prince Imperial Ol Germany, Fred.
erick William, has arrived Mt Ems.
Lisbon, July TO-
1t Is rumorcd that the Portuguese Minis.
try are in the minority in tho Cortes, and
that Count dc Thomer has been called
upon by the King to form new Ministry.
TIE HAGUE, July 10."
The upper Chamber of Parliament Of
tho Netherlands has, by vote Of II to
IS, postponed indefinitely the further con.
sideration Of the treaty for the cesslon Of
Guinea to England. 1T.
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SAN FRANCISCO.
SAN Francisco, July 10.

BAN FRANCisCO, July ~.
A fire in Marysvile yesterday destroy.
ed SWANS sash factory, the residences OF
eX.Mhyor IIeanstor, DR.. Rogers, n b.
Aver, and DR.. Harrington, Aubrey q
Elarrington's planning mill, and damaged
other property. Total loss 100000;
insured $4,000
Tie National Guards have returned
from Amador county, work having been
resumed in MI the mines.
The California sciences involved In the
National Academy will meet In San
Francisco, and have arranged for the
conveyance Of delegates from Omaha and
return at half price.
The Japanese and Chinese mechanics
fair embraces an immense variety OF
manufactured goods, which Is the great
feature Of the exhibition.
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Maryland Democratic Convention.

~r ... BALTIMoRE, July 1B.
The Democratic State Convention Tor
the nomination Of candidates for Cover
nor, Attorney General and State Comp.
troller met nj 10 o'clock this morning In
their new assembly room. Hon. Freder.
ick Stein, Of Charles county presided.
Hon. VIM. Pinkney White, Of this city
was nominated for Governor on the first
ballot by large majority. Hon. A. X.
Sylvester, of Washington county was
nominated for Attorney General by the
first ballot. Linn WOodEord, of Somer.
set county, the present incumbent, was re.
nominated for Comptroller no aceiama.
tion. No Committee on Resolutions or
Platform were appointed. Mr.. Wilson,
Of Frederick made o briel address. A
State Central Committee was appointed
and the Convention adjourned sine die.
II is understood that the State Central
Committee will issue m address to the
electors Of the State, embodying the plat
form. The Gazette, the leading organ Of
the Democrats, in its issue Of this morn.
ing says its to be hoped the Convention
will C0ntlne itself exclusively TO the nom.
nation of candidates. The Democratic
party Of this State Il harmonious and uni.
led. No pledges are necessary and no
platform can make It's position more firm.
Any attempt, on the contrary, to force in.
divldual explanations which they cannot
accept, will only have the effect Of pro.
ducing discord and weakness, where We
now have harmony and strength.
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A Reckless Lie and a Humlliatina
Confession Of II.

From the Register Of the 18th.
II Is well known here that Judge Mel.
WINS in favor offs constitutional Conven.
lion, knowing that the Constitution Of the
State may be improved in many respects.
From the Register Of the 18th.
In copying yesterday morning from the
Carksburg C6nserrdtiy q well merited
compliment to Judge Melvin, Of this cir.
cult, we remarked that "itis well known
here that Judge Melvin is in favor of a
Constitutional Convention As the con.
vention question is to certain extent one
o. party politics, our statement may pos.
slbly place the Judge in an improper light.
We are assured that he has neither eX-
pressed himselfas in favor Of nor opposed
TO the proposed convention, and has care.
lulIy RETAINED, as became his judicial po.
slton, from taking any part in the dis.
cussion ofthe question.
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sad Story Of a Snicidn.

~ CAIRO, July TO-
DR.. W. r. Burke, who poisoned him.
selfin the poor house last night, was once
wealthy and popular praCticing physl.
Clan In this city. He became addicted to
dissipation q few years since, and lost all
his property, His wife became insane,
and is now m inmate oi the Jacksonville
Asylum. He was originally from Nir.
ginia, where his relations now live.