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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LoanoN MONEY MAsKrr-LosDoS. May $50
p M-Consos closed mt 93s for both money and the
count American securities quiet United States Ave.
twenty bonds 1862, 500 1865 old s; 1857, s2. ten
foltes, S9jS.
p Msugar the spot, $685. 36s 3D. sugar anoa decn-
EoNpoS PRODUCE MARKEr.-Lospos, May s-Even-
TIvfRPooI COTTON MARKEr-LIvKRrooL, May "a 80
p M.-The market closed dun; middling upands lid
middiug orleans, 7d TIE eaes of the Sud
bales OF which 1000 tskeL for speculation and export
The market for yarns and fabrics Manchester ID dull
LrvFRPooL Provisions MARKEr.-LIvRRrooI, Nay g.
EvenlnsBacon, 39 per cwt for Cur bcriand per
cw abort ribbed middles spiritA turpen.ne css per
LIVERPOOL gnEApsryrrs nKxr-.LIvEnroor. May
81 so +. MBreadstufs-Whe los 10d. l1s I'd. per
Genital for No. Ito No new red Western spring; The
been 1870 quarters OF which 5000 are American. Flour
27s 3D. per barrel for Western canal Corn s2s yd per
TaANKroar MoSKy Neutrality-suspicious.. Nay. a..
Consos closed last night at e8s for the issue Of 1854
v,,roo, MI o9JIG sss n !d from n Sev
Orleans March 9Th o2s bales q cotton Tppoe Sab
mond, from New Orleans March ss With sss1 bales bark
renee treat from Savannah March 30 with 2lsi bales
LIVERPOOL May 2-.Arrivcd, bark Hipparchuss from
Charleston ApTii2 with l.s02 baeA
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ANARCHY IN ARKANSAS.

Serious Troubles in Chicnte County-Pur.
chasing n sent in the United States Senate
Governor Clnyton's Appointments Repu-
dinte6-Ncgr0cs on the Point of Rebellion.
MEMPHIS Tenn, May 2, 1871.
A Little Rock special OF last night says serious
troubles reported In Chcate county, the largest
negro district in The State. Just prior to his late
late election as Senator Governor Clayton appointed
Senator J. W. Mason tcolored), Of Chlcate county,
Probate Judge, as 1t is alleged, to secure his vote
for SenatOrshp but just on the heels OF the session
Governor clayton appointed Major Ragland, Of
JEFFERSON county, to that position, and, under Clay
toms instructions, the Senate refused TO take up
ana act on Mason's nomination, and by that
means It was expected to get rid Of him;
but Mason went home and took possession OF the
ONCE, and the coored men made Ragland leave the
country. To add 10 this the Governor recently APP
pointed Conway Barbour (colored, lately resident
Of Cincinnati, and member OF the House from La
fayette, as as essor OF Ch0ate county, ignoring the
claims Of all the colored residents In that county,
This ncensed the negroes still more and when Bar.
b0nr went down lie only remained two days, ne
gro telling him it would be better for his health II
he made himself scarce.u
The negroes reported 10 be on the point OF out
break and should the Governor attempt 10 force
these men on them there viii be trouble. Mason
and Representative Wood (colored) are now here 70
see the Governor on the subject.
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THE PACIFIC COAST.


Meeting of tho American Medical Association
in San Francisco-Dcnth Of a New York
Brolkcr-Vintage Of California.
SAN FRANCISCO May q 1871.
Between 900 and 400 delegates are IN attendance
at the meeting OF the American Medical Association
Dr.. Alfred STEELE, OF Philadelphia is chairman. The
session will last until Friday night. The delegates
from abroad were welcomed by DR.. Strout, or San
Francisco.
Dr. Horatlo r. St0rer. OF Boston, lec.ured before
large audience the Convention OF medical editors
last night, the subject being Mutual Relations OF
the Medical Profession, Its Press and the Commu.
nity.n
A. $. Foster, banker OF New York, aged sixty,
who has been III here some time, and who expected
to start for the East to-day, with his family, died
His remains Will be embalmed.
The steamship America, which sailed yesterday
for China and Japan, carried 1900 in coin ana
bullion.
Cherries were In market here yesterday. Not
wths.andng the drought the fruit crop this season
will be immense. The vintage Is estimated at
100000 gallons.
San Andreas Hospital ana two inmates were
burned this morning.
Tie local elections in the interior of the State re-
suited follows:-In Glroy. Susun, Santa Cruz and
The election in Virginia City, Nevada resulted in
favor OF the democrats.
In Los Angeles county, near Tahashapia, seven
died from eating jerked beef, which had been moi
s0ned and was left on q line Tor them TO take.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
AsPrNwALL. AprIl Q.

AsPINwALL, April 25
via KINGSTON JAM, May 2, 1871.
The survey OF the Nappi route for a snip canal to
connect the Atlantic with the Pacific has been COM
pleted. The explorers assert that the line VIII be
less than thirty miles fI0m the Pacific the Atrato
and the elevation 6l2 feet. Tunnels and locks ir Is
satd will obviate tie difficulties presented by the
elevation The cost o. the work, it Is estimated VIII
be $s0OOOOOO. The suitability or the Tuyra route Is
undetermined.
The explorers met at the hghess point OF the
route. Within fortnight the route question will be
disposed OF.
THE REVOLUTION CONTINUES-RECAPTURE OF THE
MONTIJO.
The revolution In Chiriqui continues. Carreoso
has imposed forced loan. The American steamer
MontIo has not been recaptured. Captains
Selfridge and veitch have had consultation. and
they determined to send the United States steamer
Resaca to recover tile vessel. The British war ship
Fawn will probably join the Resaca.
The organization OF the army Is progressing
RECOVERY OF STOLEN GOLD.
Advices from Santa Martha report that thirteen
gold bars portion OF the treasure stolen from the
mail, have been recovered. Sixty thousand dollars
are still missing. The twelve robbers were cap
tured, but one since escaped.
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Personal Intelligence.

General Mcclellan and wife have apartments Of
the Filth Avenue Hotel.
Miss Clara Louise Kellogg Is at the Clarendon
Hotel.
Colonel W. B. Greenlaw. OF Memphis. is guest al
the st. Nicholas.
Colonel D. Gillett OF Washington is registered al
the ST. James.
General LEROY and family OF Bermuda. and Cap
tain G. French, OF his stan, are domiciled at the
Filth Avenue.
Lyman Trumbull, United States Senator from
Illinois, and Perry TrumbulI, are domiciled at the
Aston House.
Colonel M. G. Wilcox, OF Knoxville, Tenn, Is o
guest at the Grand Central.
Judge Fairfax, OF Nashville, Is at the Sturtevant
House.
Edward Sacre, OF London. is stopping at the Brc-
WORT House.
8. G. Pomeroy United States Senator from Kan.
sas, is being entertained at the Aston House.
Judge Clifford, or the United States Supreme
Court, is stopping at the Fifth Avenue.
Asa Packer Of Pennsylvania, Is guest at the
Aston House.
General A. E. Burnside Is domiclled OF the Fifth
Avenue. "''r = !, -. &c
Governor +. Fuller Is at the Astor House,
W. S. King, postmaster OF the House Of Rcpresen-
tattves, is registered at the Fifth Avenue.
Homer A. Nelson, Secretary Of New YORK State, ia
residing at the Fifth Avenue.
General F. E. Spinner, Treasurer OF the United
States; Barney Williams and wife, Billy Florence
ana wife, and william r. Garrard, OF the De Soto,
sail In the Scotia to-day for Europe.
Mr.. James H. Hacket has taken for his summer
residence the one formerly known as the country
seat OF the late J. De Peyster Ogden, at Jamaica,
L. l.
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the CONNECTICUT LEGISLATURE.
WASHINGTON, May 2, 1871.

Caucus Nominal lions for Officers or Both
Houses -Iuvestis alton Into the Election
Troubles Opposed by the Democracy.
HARTronD, May 9, 1871.
The republican members Of the Senate tonight nominated
Hon. Ezra Hail. of Marlborough, President pro OF the
Senate, and Edward B. Bennett Of Hartford, Clerk.
The House republican nominated Edwin H. Bug
bee Of kningy for Speaker and b. A. Hongh, Of Dan
The democrats have nominated H. W. SEYMOUR OF Litch-
Geld for Speaker and Reuben b. Belden Mr.. Driscol
OF New haven, for Clerks The democratic caucus
secret that Of he republicans held publicly in the
10 understood that the democrats will strongly oppose
nvestieatiop by the Committee the Canvass OF Votes
IN New Haven and Enasd where tue presiding officers
counts The Legislative Committee will have power
10 make thorough investigation decide who has
ACTUALLY received majority OF the cast for overnor
pretty certain from what has been learned Of action
every possible way when the Legislature uron The
matter
republican nominees for legislative oces viii be elected
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MOVEMENTS OF PROMINENT PERSONS II
THE COUNTRY.

Secretary Belknap is in Cincinnati.
Judge Sanford +. Church was In Rochester on
Monday.
Parson Brownow, Tennessee United States Sem
ator, Is recovering his health.
Ex-President Johnson Is to deliver lecture in
Nashville on mechanical Skill and lndustry.n
General Albert Pike delivered an address to the
Free Masons Of Augusta, Ca, on the Goth ult.
Canal Commissioners Wright ana Fay are looking
after the big break in the Erie canal near Rochester
Rev. Robert Laird Collier will be in Boston during
anniversary week, and will speak at many OF the
meetings
Bishop d. W. Clark OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church, Is lying dangerously Ill at his residence in
Cincinnati.
Sampson, the heather Chinese man OF North
Adams, Mass, talks OF sending for half hundred
more Celestials.
Du Chaiu, the gorilla catcher. Is about ready to
start on his Norway, Sweden ana other northern
countries trip.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-03
EARLY IN THE FIELD.

The "Bosx0 Renominated by n "ConventIor,,
Of Admirers-The "YOung Democracy,
wheeling Into Line-What's In the WindS
There was held last evening at tho wescheser House.
corner Of Broome street and the Bower Democratic Con-
venion The call which brought head or the proceed
ngs which had the call had been respondsd 10
did not 60 30 far to drag in the question A
to who was to be ought to be the mart
democratic candidate for PRESIDENT but the call did NOT
and the proceedings did not the blame be laid ct the
doors of the delegates who In mood cntbus
astc enough to please the most ardent admer demo-
cratic unity The fact the Convention was made up OF
81 the S yAs u '
SLOWED az many delegates as has tatves in the
sses Of s . 3
oos but say .a.s ~ |s
,sny %Ssn !! that At win be csrs,n 70 do the
@ s: resent sfs; i &: Fourth &.
e gathering %s a me hsps ss about
o,.l,. Young DSsmosrasy folks round Iaassd.
o O,1sF 4 dsS &. Of ne Young
honor Offering tho which ~ %
.a s e Hs
Captain Walsh was hand cary hour with moi even
'afs satssn marx 81" Fl: ir Sam s. S X.
from nc their re.pedye s.s and dssss!s:
several times tried points order and Questions 81
ssfss sA:a 90 si saS
But the he 20 n es
cowla" he had caught where the sixth ward he
fur boa about his delicate neck The world at large, OF
will be the loser by this
When every delegate had get the room and
stand or sit chair the floor Captain Walsh
Judge Shandley for President The Judge made few
remarks euogstic or the Boss" and explanatory OF tho
objects OF the Convention which the officers
elected viz. Vice PresidensFirst ward Cornelius
Fynn Second. James Sullivan Third, Andrew d. Pur-
tell Fourth. Thomas Conan; Fifth, Michael McDsrmot:
SIXTH Edward Cuddy; seventh, William H. ThroI; Thir.
teenh, Timothy j. Canpbcl Fourteenth John Bush Trea-
surcr-Captain Ed Walsh observation-disclosures Brown and
f Sn E En- casv sas
John Moore John Berrigan, chae Haley the following
resolution offered by adopted after
which the Convention adjourned subject the OF ths
President
Resolved That this meeting, composed OF representatives
of the people In ward OF this city comprised the
Fourth Senatorial district OF the New Yorx hereby
respectfully yet In the most earnest and emphatic Manner
request State Senate the
Hon. William NJ. Tweed to accept denomination the
high ONCE he ably and credtably nls, pedang MIN
hearty undivided and suoport
with an abiding faith his triumphant reelection.
This "Convention," Ia believed In many similar
be made In other Senatorial distrcts allow tho
Young Democrats TO back decenty into where
the fishes have of 30 long
again be nibbed at TO their hearts content
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WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, ID. e., May 2-7:3O p. M.

WAR DEPARTMENT. !
OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, ID. e., May 2-7:3O r. M.
Synopsis FOR TIE Past T,oe,.tv.,our Hours.
The barometer continues falling at San Francisco
with decided increase OF temperature. 1t has re-
NAMED stationary In the Rocky Mountains, with
rising temperature. The low pressure on Monday
evening in Missouri has extended eastward, and the
barometer, which mad risen on the lakes and in the
Southern States, is now stationary or falling. The
pressure has risen In the Eastern States The clear
and clearing weather in the Middle and Eastern States
Is now being rapidly succeeded by the clouds and
light rain, which now prevail east OF the Mississippi
Northeast winds continue to prevail on the lakes;
sOuthery winds In the Gulf.
E5'ObdbfiHies.
1t is very probable that cloudy and perhaps, rainy
weather will on Wednesday be experienced at San
Franclsco; increased northeast winds, with rain are
probable for the lakes; cloudy weather. with light
rains, along the Atlantic coast and fresh souhery
winds on the Gulf.
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FOREIGN Personal GOSSIP.

Edmond About has been appointed French
Minister Plenipotentary to Lisbon.
-Rochefort estimates the value OF NJ Theirs
mansion In Paris at 100000 francs.
M. DalOnvert, chief OF police under the en-
pire. is under lock and key at the Conciergeri6.
M. Chaudey, editor in chief Of the Steele, s
tasting the tender mercies OF the Commune at the
prison Of MaZae.
The Duke OF Norfolk, In his address to the
Pope, called Holy See the basis Of oil civilization
and progress.
DIR. Neumayer, OF the German Geographical
Society OF Berlin, lately proposed scientific expe
dition to the South indian Ocean.
The Gar OF Russia, says the Independence
Beige, will pay visit this year to the Sultan OF
Turkey, Onhis way TO Jerusalem.
His Holiness the Pope has transmitted to the
French Minister OF Finance q OF TO- 600 francs in
aid OF the victims Of the war.
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THE TR0TTING TURF.

Closing Of the Entries for the Spring Tro,-
ting Meetipg Mt Prospect Park Fair
Grounds.
The Holman House was largely attended last
night by the owners OF trotting horses The entries
for the purses to be given by the propretors Of the
Prospect Park Fair Grounds had to close at ,bo,
place at nine O'Clock. and long before the honr
named gentlemen from all sections OF the countrv
were busily preparing their entries and deposItino
tncm IN the Dox. Much anxiety ana impatience was
manifested, as the time approached for openinc tho
box to ascertain the names OF the contestants for
the various prizes onered and as soon az the entry
box was opened and the names of the horsee an.
nounced in the different classes tooK place there
was considerable speculation as to the probable
winners. The purses all filled WELL with one excen
ton, as Will be seen oy the annexed list
Ns S e fer
Dan, puncy entered =. m. Lady Emma.
So, ss%% sh;s,ss 81 latsush Girl
ss's sSisr a. s r. lE Ea~n Booth
n n. KO s,ia, entered aed, g e Fleetwood.
I %sss s ss:s.s% sssRsss. Ssas
'S1 %sS's sns'sa esG 4 VI Jarvis
n r. Golding entered s. m Polly Golden.
9. i. Farsuson entered !. m: yBrlgh. Eyes
sac. K9w S. entered g No. Y; Sea Foam Co.,
=: A Dreamer entered b. !; n; W. Genet.
FL Moline entered q. m, Belle Strickland.
! IS; Carpenter entered q m INSo onsssasn.
J1sr Purse No. for 9" ,., ,.v.
oe bird fourth s"u horse 70 the second sSo
s sS5 o ne sss A sns
]. :. i. samml. entered oh; m. Psshaw Maid.
sn,ssd re- rdy Hughes Esss
n ko %I,s entered cr,s :, :; Prince s.ao
John Loye, entered Oh. m. Berlin Girl.
F.s. Carpenter entered br. :. Thomas Jensrson
= BOVINE entered p b. & Shepherd Hnapp.
$ ST. to aS IL. ssss n. ssSs
j. H. Wilson sH5sso se entered e. s0 Clarence
1sss sa s@sFfs d. pr M =" fa %aSny Lambert
John Lowell entered B. M Lady Ross.
H. w. Howe entered blk. m. Belle Morrill,.
G. ". smalley entered blk. 8. otheno formerly Black
E. q White entered Oh. m Fannie Fern.
2. Champn entered q. 9. Lewis Baker formerly Billy
! Bowen entered br; m, Jenny
second sso5 70 he sh SHtie ana ss sS %
sss Rs sss! ;si s % 2 sss. assz n.
SANE DArPurse No. 7-S760 for that have ncvsr
beaten 20 $3.50 TO the fr $500 TO the second Si00 to
George P. Carpenter entered g. e. Marshall.
Daniel Dunley entered 4. h. Thomas Jefferson.
O. r. CQllyer ertcred Blk. m. Evelinc.
m. Rodin entered r. e. Fleetwood
III. w. Howe entered b. ~. Sarah Jane.
John Lovctt entered br.E. Young Bruno.
T. Nance entered b. a. Newton.
J. Murphy entered b. M Lady Murphy.
u. Prefer entered &. E. Lottery.
y. r. Burr entered b. Z. Heather Chince.
A. r. Lewis, Jr., entered Major Burt.
4. Tobcy entered Q. IN. Suscy.
j. Bowen entered &. m. Sea Foam.
JUNE qPurse No 6$sC0O for teams; 81 200 10 the nst
5000 to the second and @2Od to the third team
latter formerly Anthracite.
W. L. Simmons entered br. b. George Wilkes and ch h.
IT. T. Erssel entered blk. Jessie Wales and blk e.
DarknesG =
SANE DAx Purse No. a-sl,7cQ Iqr nOrscs that have
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SUICIDE At THE STEVENS HOUSE.

On Saturday well dressed registered her name
Mrs. X E. Harrington at the Stevens House. on Broad
way, and was assigned She stayed there, a. IL
seemed unmoested with VISITORS very
two days she stopped there and for to-day. she
did not appear at breakfast yesterday nor al din
call her. he raped at the door, and there being
the ROOM and on bursting omen the door found the
lying dead in her bed, with empty chorofosm bottle
lying beside her. shown the evidence Of erdcah. An
inQuest will be held TODAY.
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CENTRAL AMERICA.

The Survey Of the Napipi Routs for the Dar;en
Canal Completed-Hi Elevation 6l2
Feet-Tunuels and Locks Proposed-The
Tuyra Route Under Consideration
Progress Of the Chiriqui Revolu-
tion-An American Steamer
Recaptured-Recovary Of
Stolen Gold.
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never beaten $1,000 to tho FIRST. $500 to the second and

never beaten $1,000 to the hrs $500 to the second and
]. II. Whtson entered ch. z. Clarence.
George Freeman entered blk. Lady Weller formerly
Lady Wheeler
IL Anderson entered b. G. @. W. Patterson.
n. kodn entered br. 4. James A. Coleman.
@ A. Hickok entered cb. h. Elmo formerly 81. Elmo).
h. W. Howe entered br m Lady Wells.
B. Mace entered b. m. LYDIA Thompson.
z. Ioop!s entered I. r Gilman.
B. Daniels entered B. h. f6fSdy.
U Murphy entered b. b. Charley Greene.
George 2. Carpenter entered 6. m. Belle OF Toronto.
Charles 8. Green entered 9. Rosa Golddust.
NJ Goodin entered Charley Gclding.
H. 0ood'n entered Harry D.
G. Champlint entered b. o. Mack.
w. II. Woodruff entered b. 9. Dew Drop.
j. Bowen entered G. e. Royal John.
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THE PIN SwkLLowINI" CASE.

stated on the very best authority that the lady who
wa. the Charles street police
on on Friday last who, alleged, attempted to dc.
sroy herself by swallowing pins was not the wie OF Mr.
Frank Mordaunt a. hrs reported. ~ IL also cameY
thai lady IN question Gi mol attempt 10 destroy herseH
By swallowing pins Paris gresa OF poison Of any KIM
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE At READING.

READING, Pa, May O. 1871.
The extensive machine shop and portion of the tube
works Of scybe McManus Co.. In this city, were destroyed
by tonight originating about ten o'clock H.
from one OF thu Ian welding Besdes the machinery
fargo quantity Oh tubes ues In process Of finishing
were About hundred feet OF one OF
the aide walls Of the machine shop fell In The losses are
heavy and VIII probably reach 90 or 4lQ00O0, but H. TO
q large extent covered by insurance
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Q U B A.
Herald Special Reports from
Havana.
lnsurgent Defeat in the cobre District-surrer-
dor OF a Prominent Rebel Family-suc-
ceases Of Spanish Guerillas.
IElEGRAms TO THE NEW YORK HeaAlo.

L
The New YORK HERALD's special corres-
pondent at Havana forwards the followins
report Of the military operations in the rebel.
lious districts of Cuba:- .>s~ae :
=. ~. -
HAVANA, May 2, 1871.
A despatch from Santiago, dated yesterday,
announces that Colonel Canizal has had an
encounter with the insurgents in the district
Of Cobre. Eight rebels were killed and four,
teen taken prisoners. The Spanish loss is not
stated.
The family of the insurgent chief Camille
Sanchez surrendered ct Sant Espiritu yestsr-
day MAY y.
The Spanish guerilas under Orden have
surprised on encsmpment of fifty insurgents
near Pazos, dispensing them with small loss,
The Spaniards destroyed the encampment
and captured lot of clothing and other
effects.
Departure Of the British Flyius Squadron
Havana Exchange Market.
HAVANA, May O. 1871.
The British flying squadron sailed to-day for Der.
muda.
Exchange on London, 1914 ASK; on the United
States currency, sixty days, q 5H discount; do.
gold, sixty days, Ia az premium.
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Civa FIGHTS IN TENNESSEE.
Right Of Common Cnrrlers-Railroad Com
pnnies TO Regulate Their Own Affairs.

NASHVILLE Tenn, May 2, 1871.
On complaint Of George Carpenter and wife lcol.
ored. Major Compton, conductor on the Louis
vile and Nashville Railroad, and others, were
indicted In the Federal Court now sitting here, for
forciby ejecting them from the ladies' car on said
road The defendants counsel moved 10 quash the
Indictment, and after argument Judge Twigg gave
decision on the motion In favor OF the defendants,
and they were discharged. The ground OF the deci-
sion was that common carriers had q right to regu-
late their own AFFAIRS He decided, further that the
plain,ls might Tor damages, the jury 10 deter
mine whether their rights had leen inivlnget
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SALE or TIE COLT MAMEniau BEnTE.
LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, N.Y., May 2, 1871.
Robert Bonner, OF New YORK, has purchased at
Lexington, at high price, the great colt Mam3rno
BERTHE, which trotted at Cincinnati last fall in 2:4i
seventeen seconds faster than the best ever made by
another tWo-year old.