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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-30
VIEWS OF THE PAST.

JUNE 30
1s63-Battle OF Hanover Junction. Va; rebels do
featcd.
1862-Battle OF FraZier's Farm, Va; Lee attempted.
but failed, TO break the centre or General Mo
Ccllan's column.
1sso-Ghe republicans surrendered the city Of Rome
to the French, after brave resistance.
1690-The allied Dutch and English fleets were de-
feated by the French fleets on Beachy Heau,
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new i0.k STATE DENTAL SOCIETY.

ALBANY, June 90, 1871.
AT the session OF the state Dental Society to-day
the following officers were eected.-President, Dr.
W. D. Hurd, Of Brooklyn; Vice President, DR.. s. ii.
Mccall, OF Binghamton; secretary, DR.. Charles
Barnes, Of SYRACUSE; Treasurer, DR.. A. @. Hawes OF
New York: Correspondent, 8. A. Freeman OF Buf-
falO Censors, Eighth district Leon r. Harvey, vice
n. G. snow, deceased; Fourth district, {. y. Rich;
L. A. Rhoades, OF Norwich: l.. G. Wheeler OF Troy;
q. +. Rlcn, OF Saratoga, and L. A. Rogue. Of New
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FOUND DsOwa:D.

About four O'CLOCK yesterday afternoon Oflcer
Decker Of the Twentyeghth precinct found the body
OF an unknown man tue water at the foot Of pier
North River. In his pocket was red handkerchief
piece OF paper marked l79 Greenwich street. Ger
man. b. H., and billnead OF w. A. X J. ii. GautsiD,
No. ~ Montgomery street, Jersey City. He was nve
feet ten inches high, black hair and side whiskers.
He was dressed IN black frock coat black vest,
salt and pepper colored pants and white shirt Tho
Coroner has been notified and Will hold an Inquest
tn~xlAs.
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tlRIaA FEMALE COLLEGE.

ELMIRA, N. r., June 20, 1871.
The annual Commencement OF the Emira Female
College occurred today. There was large attend.
ance OF strangers and CITY people and the exercises
were OF the usual excellence. The college year
closes under the most natterlng auspices. The'an-
nual college this year Will be down The St.
IaWrenCe TO Montreal.
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WHOLESALE SWiHDl!NG.

PoUGHKEEPsIE. June 20, 1871.
man, giving his name as G. G. Davis, has been
fleeing the people or the Hudson river towns by
means OF forging the names OF prominent indl-
vlduals on checks. Victims have turned up In
Kingston, Rondoul, RhinebccK and other places. He
gives out that he Is lie insurance agent. He
dresses the latest style and spends his money
freely. lie has not yet been caught.
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NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY JUNE 80 1s-wlrH SUPPLEMENT-
GERMANY.

Communism at Work Among the Miners-A BLOT
in the Ironworks in Prussian Silesia-Charge
Of the Uhlans- Seven Killed, Thirty
Wounded and Sixty Arrested-Prince
Bismarck's Financial Measure
Imperial Amnesty to Pqliu-
cal Offenders in Alsace
and Lorraine,
'i~rt --ss- ~'-<rr's ...
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

L0NpoN MONEY MARKrT.-Consols closed at ON for
noasy and the account United States veawcnty bonds
ISM @tsi 1866 old, SOl< 1857 eysz ten-fores, $50
FRANKFORT MONEY MARSFL-FRANKronr, June rs
~ Tor the OF 1862
fARIB Monty kARkET.-PARIe, June 28-Evening. The
Boarse closed active. Rentes or. b0c
LIvkRr0oL COTTON MAnkkT.-LivKRpoof- June 70
the market closed Middiing uplands SGD.
middIng OrcAas, SD The sales OF the day have
been w. OOU bales, including
Sales Of cotton shp NAMED n New Orleans been
nsde at . 1S16d. for middlIAu
LONDON PRODUCE MARKRT-LoNpoN, June 2Q-Lin-
seed oil. fSa iOs per ton Tailow, AS. per cwt.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MAlKKT.-LIy xRpooi. June
1-Pork, Isa Cd. per Dbl for nnc Western prime mesa
The COTTON hOvKKHnr.
l.IyE IunaQ
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WILLIAMS COLlE6E, MASS.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass June 20, 1871.
At Williams College commencement at williams
town to-day the degree OF d. D. was conferred upon
Daniel Il Cady or Arlington; Charles A. Stoddard,
OF New York: Alexander b. Billions. OF Sharon,
Conn.,, and Charles Ii. Robinson, OF Tennessee, and
the degree or LID. upon Judge James ID. Colt, or
the massachusetts, supreme Court; David A. Wells,
ex-Reyenue Commissioners, and Harvey ID. Rice, OF
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F r A N G e.
Rochefort's Trial to Begin on
Monday Next.
~o~.o>~~~~>>.~~~~>~~~>~~~>~
HE rs SERIOUSLY ILL.
The Republicans Unable to Agree
on a Ticket.
THE FINANCIAL PROSPECT.
MacMahon Declines to Enter the
Political Field.
.GAMBETTA PROCESSES LOYALTY
Marseilles Communist Leaders
Sentenced to Death.
Marseilles Communist Leaders
Sentenced to Death.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

VERSAILLES June %, 1871.
The trial OF M. Rochefort is appointed for Monday
next.
DECENTRALIZATION.
The Assembly yesterday discussed the project OF
law for the decentralization OF the government
departments Arrests OF Communists continue.
CONFORMATION,
MN. Courbet and Fontalne have been confronted
with their accomplices.
THE FINANCIAL PROSPECT
In the Assembly yesterday NJ Pouyer Quertier
stated that In less than six hours the agents of the
Treasury collected 4,5oo 100000 francs for the
new loan, OF which Paris alone subscribed
$500, 900 900. The provinces have not all been heard
FROM and the total amount OF the subscriptions had
not yet been ascertamed. The Minister OF Finance,
commenting upon the facts he had stated, said
..This state of things enables the government TO
fulfil Its arrangements ana to hasten the deverance
OF the country. We shall not wait FOR the dates
fixed by the Treaty OF Frankfort. but shall pay the
Indemnity In Instalments.' Is. Il. ~"
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KEROSENE OIL EXPLOSION.

At half past Ave O'Clock last night q fire in the
drug store OF p. whlte 222 Cold street, caused loss
10 stock OF $1,000. The fire originated from the ex-
plosion OF a can Of Kerosene oil. The stock and Ak
lures are insured for. $1,000 In different ey cou-
paplehs
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Died.

CoOPER.-In this city. on Thursday, June 90 after
O lingering illness, BENSON y. COOPER
The funeral Will take place at ST. Andrews church.
Richmond, >. l., on Saturday, July l, At twelve
O'Clock NJ.
GuLLRrT.-In BROOKLYN, on Thursday. June 20,
WILEY, only son OF william and Elizabeth Gulets,
aged months and 20 days.
Friends OF the family most respectfully invited
to attend the funeral at the residence OF his parents
29S Henry street, on Saturday Juiy ], at two O'Clock
r. NJ.
[FOr other Deaths Third Page.l
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ST. DOMINGO, June 90 1871.
Business is dull, and disturbances continue on the
frontier. The German residents are urging annexa-
ton to the United States and, it Is said with the
approval OF the German government
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

MADRID, June 90 1871.
1t is believed the Cortes will approve all the fnan
cial bills submitted by Senior Moret
The King Is TO receive NJ. Barral, the French Min
lister, to-day.
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Trinidad.

TRINIDAD, June 20, 1871.
A leading German merchant murdered o friend
because he refused an invitation to breakfast
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Martinique.

ST. PIERRE. June 90 1871.
The tranquility that seems to prevail is only SUI
pcrfcia The Inhabitants are all ready for revolt.
One has been condemned to death by the govern
ment, thirteen have been sentenced to imprison-
ment for life and three to imprls for twenty
years.
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Treaty Of Commerce with the United States
Compliments Of the Mayor Of Florence to the
Foreign Representatives-Co Conspiracy
and Arrest Of an Archbishop
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THE ROYAL BRAZILIANS.
Arrival Of the Emperor and Empress in London.
TEleeRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, June 20, 1871.
The Emperor and Empress OF Brazil arrived IN
London at six O'Clock this evening from Rouen.
They are accompanied by the Prince OF Jonviue.
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TrlEsRAm 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

ST. PETERSBURG, June 20, 1871.
The Russian government has suspended the publ
cation OF the Moscow Gazette for dsobedience 10
the law against the use OF iibelous language con-
cernlng the constituted authorities.
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KILOGRAMS TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

KINGSTON, ia, June 20, 1871.
Mr.. Rushworth, the Colonial Secretary OF Jamaica,
has been appointed Governor OF the West India
Confederation, TO reside at Antigua.
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NAPOLEON.
Visit Of the Ex-Empsror to London.
TELEGRAM TO TINE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, June 20, 1871.
The Emperor Napoleon has visited London and
mas been elected member OF the Army and Navy
Club.
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RENSSELAER, PACK RACES.

TROY, N. r., JuW,, 30 1871
The Rensselaer, Park meeting for July win not
take place. the purses not having filed. The fall
meeting viii be held during the frst weak In sep.
teinDer.
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THE WEST INDIES.

Revolution Ready to Break Out in Martinique
Ann ,xetion Urged by the German Resi-
dents Of st. Domingo.
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ENGLAND.


The Prince and Princess Of Wales to Pay Visit
to the Emperor Of Germany-The American
Evangelical Alliance and the Emperor Of
Germany Unqualified Suffrage in
the House Of Commons.
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SPAIN.

Minister Morets Financial Measures in the
Cortes
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RUSSIA.

The Liberty Of the Press Under the Pattern al
Government OF the Gear.
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Fourth of July.
xiO0On worth OF I;onts Boys and Chdren's Ccthtn~
lowest prices In the city.
l,lso Broadway, corner Twsnty-etx hlaIstreet
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A.-For n STYLISH and Elegant Summer Hsn
go EsPENCHEID, Manufactures, lls Nassau street
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The Popular Favoritc.-rhe Sumsssr style
Gentemcns Hats just introduced cy the famous KNOX
has hit and Atrac evcrvhxv
TO his saeroo gl2 Broadway fultos street Th
Is nj IL should thinks KNOX, and sothfak we ALL
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Weed Carpcting.-4S Brondwny.-An Rvs-
giant specimen TO be seen at BlGoTs saloon. q Unisa
:
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4th July and Genticmsu, Buy
Co., No y ynioa sQuare
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1th July Hat, Just Out, 81 so.
So Panama Hats 81 So Boys ii Co. now 80 ,osrtss
panic priceA 10 Cortlandt street. -
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A-F0urth Of July-Keep CO0l.-<sO 60
BROOKS for stylish low Shoes Kid Calf SIS Broad
opposite Metropolitan HOTEL and 1895 Broadway
ner Twenty ninth street
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Use Renne's Pain Killing Magic OL-.
at works like charm" Sold by drRghts and 2rocNrs
q. N. CkITfENDEN.
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A.-Hcrring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
BAL broadway. corner Murray Stress.
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A.-For n Stylish and Etcvant Hat nj Popular
pces to DoUGAN, lus Nassau street, Ann q
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Agents Wanted for Family Sewing
Machines, Yl5; warranted.
B. 3. HILL 4 CO., II rark paoe
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Ayers Cherry Pcctoral-The Worlds Gpeae
Remedy for Colds. Coughs, Cons ampon and all sctoua
of he Lungs and Throat
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American Flags, SLIGHTLY Dn ged, for Sale
cheap; all sizes j. W. TYLER, 636 Broadway
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Bachelors Hair Dye-The Best In ,fth0s
world The only perfect Harmless, relAbs
| al
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A.-Phaion's New Perfume.
LOVE You.
! LOVE you.


A.-Phalon's New Perfume.
! LOVE LOVE YOU oU
A.-Herring's Patent
Bal broadway, corner Murray rrcS.
A-Fourth Of July-Keep CooI.-Eo 60
gkooKs low SHOES KID Of T., ca SIS Broad
ner Twenty ninth street.
A.-The Pearl Cashmere Hat In n Beautiful
Q, art Gentlemen aSsu, hat for
so%" %
cheap; all Sizes J. W. TYLER $50 Broadway.
Agents Wanted for Family Sewing
B. 8. HILL. 4 CO., II rark place.
Ayers Cherry PcctoraI-The World. Greae
Remedy for Colds. Coughs, anption all Aseuous
OF the Lungs and Throat
A.-For n stylish and Elevant Hat nj Popular
prices go to DouGAN io2 Nassau street, corner Of
Batchelor's Hair Dye-rhe Best In .tkas
The only perfect Harmless reliable,
Buy Wnrnock s. Co.'s
Pearl Cashmere Hat Five p'ls IS s,,, .a-.,.
Cade's Devop-t.ire Crab ApSis Gyde!.
RICHARD ELLIS CO., % whitehall street
David. PenrI Cessinrr aud straw HaHs.-
Sabesroom 299H Broadway near Duane street.
Fourth al July.
xiOOODJ worth OF Boys and Chdren's Clcshiu~
loweat prices In the city.
Llso Broadway, corner Twenty .eix haS.s,resa
The Popular FRvoritc.-rhc Sumsner Sey1o
S B. @ ss pasc @ . and sss gssK
10 his sai~sroom Broadway street Tht
Ia Al Il 80 thinks KNOX, and think we n
-
Use Renne's Pain Killing Magic Cal-s
at works like charm" Sold by drRghts and srocers
q. N. CklTfEMDEN.
Weed Carpcting.-4 SO BrOndwny.--An RI,.
giant specimen to be seen at BlGoT's saoon.. u Unisa
square.
4th July Hat, Jast Out, 81 so.
So Panama Hats 81 bo Boys 81 90 now 50, eentus
panic prices 10 Cortandt street.
4th July and Genticmsu, Buy
your Boots and Shoes Bathing Sh0ea from HlIIER
Co., No. u Vnioa sQuare
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Buy WarDock s. Co.'s
Pearl Cashmere Hat, Five Dollars.
5l9 Brss .dway.
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A.-The Pearl Cashmere Hat In q Beautiful
specimen OF art Genemen about purchasing hat for
summer and who desire that tasteful
coming, are invited 70 call at EsPENSCHEID'S Mannfsc
tls Nassau
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David. peprf Cashmere aud Straw. HIM.
salesroom 2s9,s Broadway, near Duane street.
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C,de,s Deyon-lsire Crab Appie Gyde1.
RICHARD ELLIS 4 CO., % whitehall street
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CONCLUDED ON SEVENTH PAGE.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-15


writ of hsbeas corpus expires at the close
of the next session of Congress. TIC gel
rid of this infamous law it must be re-
pealed, and the present Congress viii not
do that. The Ku- Klux and the election
acts were passed to enable the Radicals TO
carry a sufficient number of States 10
elect their candidate for President as well
as majority of the next Congress.
These bold usurpaiions came very nesr
losing them the Congress, and unless
Grant shall employ the army in an utterly
interruptions manner, they will lose their
President. The Chicago Tribune feels
that this fate awaits the party of aggres-
sion and usurpation, and tacitly acknoWl
edges that it will be just rctribuiion.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-15
war. A correspondent Of the New York

Journal of Commerce says:
''Swiss papers received here contain
abstracts from the annual report of the
Federal Council for the yesr ending De-
cember 81, 1870. At the beginning of
the fiscal year the Swiss confederation
had assets to the amount of %, 945, 455
francs, while at the close of the year
they are only 10, BIG SS5 francs, showing
decrease of 4 128, 500. The liabilities
accrued from II, 929, 0Sl francs to 21,-
396, 64S frsncs-that is, an increase of c.
467, 567 francs. The differences make
together 10, 500, 1876 francs. The causes
for this increase of expenditures are: 1st,
the occupation of thSfrontiers during the
Franco German war, which up to
March 81, 1871, cost 9,554, 6S5 francs;
Cd, for additional armament, 1,023,-
0l0 francs, making a total of 10,577,-
Gas francs. Aside from these extraordi-
aary expenses, the fiscal year closes in
normal conditions owing to the favorable
return of custom duties, though the year
was anything but good for commerce. A
new loan of $1,000, 600 francs has been
made at a per cent. interest, 30 that
OiO3OOO ltdu~o lHuot NC dppAOl1IoiCu all
nually for interest thereon. The account
does not mention the expenses for French
soldiers who have been compelled to seek
refuge in Switzerland, because it is ex
pected that France viii repay them en-
tirely. TIE total balance shows that the
public fortune of the federal government
which amounted at the beginning of the
year 10 9,0l6, 574 francs, is now over
drawn by liabilities 10 the amount of
1879, 763 francs. Funds belonging to
the confederation, but for special objects
from donations and legacies, are ac-
counted for separately; they represent
capital of 4, 139, 236 francs. TIE federal
dsbt Of Switzerland is now about 38, OOO,-
900 francs, making 1920 francs per in
habitant; the population being taken at
p million inhabitants
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GRANTS costly civil service reform
commission has adjourned without even
taking into consideration the subject OF
devising some means of keeping the off,
GERS of government, from the President
down, at their posts, while drawing their
salaries. The amount Of economy in the
public expenses that may be expected
from the learned lsbors of this Radical
Commission, is illustrated in a rather sin
lister manner by their raid on the Tressu-
ry Thursday, collecting for their services,
the very handsome per diem of fifty
dollars each. Whether they also drew
mileage, 10 and fro, the telegraph fails
t. mention.