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many years past Eight or nine years ago she kept
disreputable house In Newark, and 1t Is said that
her own husband wnked at the matter anu only, IL
Is also said, when he could not blackmail tue
wealthy and respectable frcquenters OF her place
ne threatened TO 90 before the Grand Jury ana com
plain OF the place. She IL rather stylish looking
woman, and has been IN the habit or dressing
averagely wen. In countenance she IL by no means
prep0sscssing. Her complexion IL fairsh. she cried
when Halsted fell dead,
ION, MY GOD MY GOD WHAT A FAD WOMAN I'VE
BEEN ~
She was removed 10 the station house and de-
tanned rs a witness until the Coroner's inquest
should be held.
The Coroner at once set about obtaining Jury
and empanelled The following gentlemen az sich:--
berg. John Edwards, William wilds Henry @. Dis.
Matthews.
After viewing the body at the house they repaired
to tile COronerS ONCE corner or Broad ana Market
streets. Here County Prosecutor TelSw0rth took
charge OF the matter, and the Coroner acted ~ u
clerk.
THE PRINCIPAL wITNEss,
Mrs. Wilson, in her testimony stated that she lived
al No. 9S south street since the list or MAY ana had
known Mr.. Halstcd three and half years. she
described the scene yesterday morning in her house
AZ follOws:-
Halsted my house yesterday he there about
% 1oSn came in Just as he came was present a.
morning seven O'Clock; the name The other man
was George Bolts; George Bolts burstei
halt he frat burst the door from the hall the Grst
i was in the Ssdroo%; j heard MIN coming; he
asked to come in; made no answer; Mr.. Halstcd
Mr., iTastea was in the ars room when Roiss came
Sussd the door open Mr. malstes was then
inc the door, trying to keep It shut saw Bolts pushing
door omen little ways and the revolver ] was
he saa ou sSn Of 's iii
able 70 the shut, Bolts burst he ana
90 az @ . lad s
TO Bolts except PeaAs don't shoot again " be asked me t.
not as S Ss
5 m ecan 90 e s0 and Sp he ] the
then Bolts let him so he had hold Of him before
Lieutenant Kirwan with Bolts. This she Identified
as the fatal weapon She said:--
:, That |. the pistol; saw 4 las. winter; he then
said , Ss s; no. lawyer but ,sa O. ~ ard d;
an married TSsi ny husband. name Michael wn.
but shot M Hal,ted had pistol he had nothing
seemed p be cooking Bolts is tall man; have
refused TO marry him Bo.t. is charcoal dealer lives
from his wife, he has children Bolts has two cdrrn out
nothing after he fell and only groaned.
Several other persons gave testimony but as she
was the only one who saw the murderOus act her's
only Is sufficient.
THE FATAL WOUND
perforated "Pets nose ana catered his LETT breast,
dividing the pulmonary artery inst above :hc heart,
the heart sac being fun OF blood The heart was not
toucned but death resulted from excessive
In accordance with wish often expressed a
post-mortem examination was held by Drs. Coles.
DOdd Marsh, Osborn, Smith, Lindsey, Cutter and
Taylor.
After brief elaboration last night the jury
brought IN verdict to the effect that Bolts was
guilty of wtu murder. He was carefully guarded
and secured for the night
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THE CHURCH TROUBLES AT HUDSON.

Demonstration Of tho Catholic Congregation
Against Their Ciergymau-He il Turned
Away from tho Church with Threats-He
Excommunicates the Riuglendcrs.
HUDSON, n. Y, July 2. 1871.
The Catholic rebellion in this city was continued
to-day with undated yigor. The rebels were up
bright and early this morning. and long before the
hour for the morning services had arrived had their
pickets thrown all directions In the nelghbor-
hood OF the church, SO that the pastor might not
take them unawares and get into the building
through some back way. The gate Of
THE CHURCH YARD WAS GUARDED
by five men, who stood on the outside, and two who
took up strong position the inside q sort of
reserve for the first line OF defence Strange TO say
although the rebellion and It's probable conse-
quences formed the chief subject OF conversation
all over the city yesterday and to-day. but very few
Protestants thought it worth their while to be on
hand to see
THE UPSHOr OF THE RUMPUS
at church time. 1t Is none or their funeral and they
act wisely In showing by their absence that they
were well aware Of the fact. Mass on Sundays Is
SAID In the church at twelve O'Clock, ard by seven
O'Clock the country pike road leading to the ednce
was lined with men, women and chill
dren, who seated themselves on a pile OF
fences, and while awaiting the arrival
the presence OF spies, the trouble the parish mad
got into. The women are exceedingly demon
strative, and the men at the gate got tongue LASH
Ing and lire ana birthstone threatening from them
that must have been anything but agreeable to q
sincere orthodox believer There must have been
over hundred men In the crowd.
Father U'Sullivan accompanied by Father
Moriarty, made their appearance to celebrate mass
at the usual hour, when they were denied admit
lance and threatened with violence II they made an
attempt to enter. Father O'Suvan took the names
OF those present and said he had orders from the
Bishop to exc0mmunlcate them. The announce
ment was received with shouts OF derisi0n. The
fathers then retired. The members oil the church
seem determined anc say they Will resist the priests
nc all hazards until the grievances OF which they
complain rectlfied. No violence has taken place,
but the people IN the vicinity OF the church are very
much excited. Should the priests gain entrance to
the church by strategy they threaten is feared
the building Will be demolished over their heads,
for the pensioners are firm aud desperate. although
very cool ana orderly.
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JELEGRApHlC NEWS ITEMS.

The fire alarm telegraph tried In Toronto the
time on Saturday, with great success.
Christopher G. Thompson, dealer Merchants Bos
tom fatally himself Saturday afternoon with pistol
while trying TO Kill
In Somerville, Mass, named Sulivau another
Talbot, got into dispute when SULLIVAN crew big
bladed knife and stabbed Talbot in vital causing
death almost instantly. sullivan arrested
meeting of the Massachusetts Horticultural Society
thrysix delegates appointed the neat
meeting OF the American Pathological Society," 10 be held In
Richmond Va, in September next.
The police Cincinnati made raid on the gambling
Saturday ght and captured about fifteen profess
sona gamblers, together with number OF players includ
Rev. Samuel J. May, OF Syracuse, died at his home
evening. He mad been III for weeks. but not
garded in danger. He in hs sevenyfourh year. and
graduated Harvard in the class with Caleb Cushing and
George Bancroft.
The trial OF Billy flanagan and Mary Ann cky, charged
with having by cruel treatment caused the death OF While
the 10th of May last In New Orleans, concluded
Saturday The jury rendered verdict OF guilty o
slaughter, with recomme ndaon to mercy.
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PIO MONO AND HIS WORKS.

The Encyclical. says the Pau Man Gozette, In
which Plus IX. officially announces the jubilee of
the twenty-nfth year OF hts pontifcate, contains
summary OF his religious acts and the notifications
he is believed to have eneced in the spiritual world
His performances In the material world are also
above mediocrty lie Is essentially q building
Pope:--
had noticed this tendency In Plus TX. says the
Roman correspondent or the Temps) during my
visits 10 Rome In 1859 anu 1851 Now that ten years
ole In this ltne-he IL great. In the morning walks
have lately taken to distract my mind from Paris
Jews. have, thanks to the Commune. thoroughly
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MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.

Nine. Anna Bishop Is in England.
Mr.. Brinley Richards last matinee in London |:
announced for July 3.
Miss Madeline Schiller, the tale nted young pianist
IS returning TO England.
Mr. Walter Montgomery the actor arrived al
Liverpool on June H. from America, by The Oceanic
new Irish drama by Fdlconer, called eileen
Oge" is TO be the next novelty at the Princess Lon.
don.
At the Britannia, on June 81. Mr.. ]. Reynolds. on
the occasion of his benent appeared az Richard
iii.
Madame Artot-Padilla has been decorated with
the gold medal Instituted by the Grand Duke OF
Wemar for the encouragement OF arts and sciences.
Mr.. r.. p. kingston has been appointed acting
manager to Mr. Bateman, Of the London Lyceum, In
place OF Mr.. ii. Barnett, who has declined TO act.
The theatre will open early In the autumn.
in consequence OF certain little misunderstood.
ngs, NJ. II. Wienawski rendered, or had resolved 10
tender, his resignation as first volnist to the Gar.
AS, however. Signor Vianes, the other party to
the said misunderstanding, has retired, NJ. Wien.
iawski will remain at his post.
Herr Triebel, member OF the Pr,issian andwebr,
formed, some months back, band OF about fifty
members from the French bandsmen who were prls.
Oners OF war at Mayence, and he used TO give very
during the winter. Herr Triebe lately brought his
band to Wiesbaden and gave three concerts, which
were exceedingly well attended.
ROssnis "Gulllaume Te' was lately produced nc
the Theatre Royal, Munich, IN most magnificent
style. The scenery was all painted IRON views
taken on the different spots represented The music
was greatly applauded, for Herr X. Wagner has not
yet succeeded IN rendering the inhabitants OF this
capital quite incapable Of approaching good music
when they are allowed to hear II.
Mile. Pagay was very nearly burned to death at
Prague few evenings since. while dressing to 20
In the "Princesse de Trebizonde.r Some one
Knocked over spirit lamp III her dressing room,
caught fire. Luckily one else was at hand.
who succeeded III exungnishing the names before
the young lady was seriously injured.
The management OF the Vienna Theatre intend
bringing next winter flotOw's comic opera. '0m-
bren--:he production Of which has been promised
by the Drury Lane manager III his prospectus Of
fenbachs latest composition, the Operetfa "Fanta-
siO," Is now In preparation: and the prolific c0mpo-
ser OF opera bo,l6d ~ already engaged In writing
another opera for the same theatre, entitled "Thc
Black Pirate.n
The Hi',s,,fffe Zcitnng mentions among the most
successful pieces brought out at the Court Theatre
OF Wemar, Herr OTTO Ludwig's ''Makkabaern:' two
comedies by Herr Putlitz, "De Bose Stiefmuttcr'
and sFriede, - and Herr Wilbrandt's popular COM
edy, .Jugendllebcr Among the pieces shortly to
be produced arc:-"Albrccht Direr,n comedy. IN
one act, by Herr julius Crosse; "BOthwell," a
tragedy, In five acts. by Herr Rost; and 1t Is In.
tended to perform ShaSspeare's Henry the
Eignth.n adapted for the German stage by Herr
Emil Klaar. and "Klytemnestra,n Tragedy, by
herr Segart, Young poet Of Munich.
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Pho TX. POINT. MAX.
Out. Petri. Amos.
In Pontifcatu Romano.
unus Aequavit.
Clerus Vaiicanus.
Sacrsm Ornavit Sedcm.
XVI. Kali. Quint. A. MDCCCLXXT.


UNDER THE SLAB
shere mas been placed carved wooden canopy, with
tassels hanging just above the head OF ST. Peters
statue; on the sides OF this canopy carved aras
and Keys, or the Papal arms Two little wooden
angels, kneeilng are represented holding up the
portrait In their hands; they are chubby as all
angels must be, but wretched specimens OF work.
although Pho Mono has been given quite YOUTHFUL
rudy cheeks under his gray locks and white skull
cap. True the purple cape, bOrdered with white
fur necessarily heghtens up the cOlOrlng OF the
whole. THIS rs the only permanent marx that Will
remain In the church OF the jubileeical event. al.
though the ordinary ceremonies Of mass, ne Deum
big candles and the lighting OF many chandeliers
record the fact to the living spectators now
IN Rome Several army and high police officers
were seen struttlng about In the church
with their swords dangling by their sides when
the cloths covering the DOrtait were removed, ut
twelve NJ. observed particularly that they did not
DIP their fingers In the bows OF holy water, the
nota-excommunicatcd soldiers who beat down the
Popes gates with cannon could scarcely 90 through
with the farce OF sprinkling themselves with holy
water on such a day and in such proximity. The
King sent General TO the Vatican win ms felicia
lions 10 the Popc Cardinal AntonelI tod the bearer
that all he could do would be to take the P0pe's
orders; and those commands express are to receive
or tolerate no communicate. But at present writ
ing we do not know how the feted Ponti6 has
spoken. We shall see and you Will hear by tele-
graph ere this letter reaches its destination We
to have four more days OF the 1estivity. Only one
little yellow nag was hung out OF window to-day
with the inscriptiOn-"LOng live Plus IN" II was
hostile feelings OF the majority OF the citizens ana
the repression which the government could use, the
clericals have determined not to demonstrate pub
llcly or TO illuminate their houses.
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HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA, July I, 1871.
sugar--Owing to unfavorable advices from abroad
cable to-day prices irregular aud the market
favors buyers. Sugar exported during week from Hs
Mstsnzas, % 900 boxes and 100 hhds of witch
all the hogsheads for the United States
stock remaining warehouses at Havana aud Ma
tanzas, 434, 900 boxes and $500 hhds.
Frcights closed dun, owing TO surplus Of tonnage for all
ports.
Bacon steady at tsc ltc Coal oil buoyant tins bbs.
~ reals Flour quiet Hama quiet American sated i5c.
Hc do sugar cured 23c. 2tSc Lard mark ct supplied
Potatoss In demand. LumberWhte pine active quoted AT
S83 @36
Exchange on London, 80 premium United States. 10
CURRENCY, " DAYS, per ceut dscouas
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MRS. FAIR.

Judge DwineIle Again Refuses Her a New
Trial-He Also Declines to Recommend the
supreme Court to Grant One.
SAN FRANCISCO July /, 1871.
Judge Dwinelle again refuses to grant a new trial
in the case OF Mrs. Fair. He also declined to sign
recommendation to the Supreme Court TO grant
one, saying IL was Inconsistent for him TO ask d
higher Court to do what he would not do himself.
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON. July 3--l:30 A. M.

WASHINGTON. July o--l.3O "A. Nj. J
synopsis J0r me Past TUenty.tour Hours
The barometer has generally risen from the Mis-
souri, 10 Lake Erie The highest pressure continues
In the Middle Atlantic, but is lower than on the
Central Atlantic The barometer has fl Ten decidedly
In the Eastern States, and the lowest pressure IS
probably central in Northern Maine and New Bruns-
wick. IL has varied but little IN the South Atlantic
and has fallen IN the Southeast after decided RISE
The temperature has generally risen in the Eastern
States. South and southwesterly winds now pre-
vail III the Eastern States. Light winds and
Gains elsewhere. Light rain has fallen to-day IN
southern Georgia. Cloudy ana clearing weather
have prevailed on the Middle and East Atlantic and
the lower lakes, and rain Is reported from Missouri.
Probabilities.
The barometer Will probably fall somewhat with
fresh southwest winds III the Eastern States.
Partially cloudy and warn weather with light winds
Is probable for the Mississippi and ONO valleys, the
lakes and the Gulf coast.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Germania will leave this port On
Tuesday for Plymouth and Hamburg.
The mails for Europe Will close at the Post once
at ten O'Clock A. M.
THE NEW YORK Naturalization for Europe
will be ready ut half-past eight O'Clock in the
morning.
Single copies IN wrappers Tor mailing, six cents.
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THE FRENCH ARMY.
TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD.

General VinOy's Army Disbanded-Ke cor
GanixatiOn OF tho Army OF versnii,cs-A
New Governor Tor Paris.
PARIS, July 9, 1871.
BY order OF the War Department the army OF
General Vlnoy is dissolved. The army OF Versailles
is divided into six corps, commanded respectively
by Generals Montauban, Bataie, Barrail, Douay,
Cl,nchant and BOurbakl.
GENERAL LADMIRAULT GOVERNOR OF PARIS.
General Ladmirault Is appointed Governor Of
Xaris.
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The Regatta Committee the Lookout for
the New York squadron.
CAFE ISLAND July Q. 1871.
The steam yacht Herald arrived here ut three
O'Clock this afternoon Had light southerly winds
and Gains from the Hook which will probably delay
the arrival OF the yacht squadron until tomorrow
morning. The weather is clear with moderate
southerly wind.
the Regatta Committee boat proceeded to the light
ship this morning I'm expectation OF meeting the
yachts, ana will go out again tomorrow morning.
The excitement attending the coming regatta Is
very great and the most extensive preparations
being made to receive the New York yachtsmen at
the Stockton House.
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LONDON. July 2, 1891
odo RUSSELL has been appointed Minister to Berlin
AN ENGLISH MAN.oFwAR AGROUND AT GIBRALTAR
GIBRALTAR July q 1871.
Her Msjesiy's steamship Aglncourt Is aground IN
this harbsr
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- JUNE 6. 1871.
thank you dear Carayon for the very complete de.
tails give of the terrible which lust been
accomplished. They a disgrace To- humanity. and
Will excite the astonishment of Ones hear,
II almost broken hearing of such outraged
hcien TO eonfound all human provisions return OF
the worst days of the Terror, after years.
aud Paris sun erng most odious yoke
menaced with total destruction bv whose especial
objects OF hatred have been those Incompatible
which all Europe envcs usi But how admirable been
the attitude or officers and scdiers What
and bravery IN the accomplishment OF their painful
Rcfortihed by the spirit OF discipline the
showed again al ITS military virtues. Only the French
soldier can recover himself so promptly and thoroughly
providence owed re:ompenc to the who
military honor SO completely in France few weeks
SUFFICIENT Tor MacM ahon TO rcconsute worthy Of
himself and OF the great he about He
succeeded 10 nsng into his troops that cooness impetu
osy energy and sense OF duty which could alone furnish
the means Q. svengns civilization an saving France
have read with great interest the clear recital have
given me OF the Marshas plans ably combined and faith
fully executed, and which med him, BY the Aid of
ing movements to avo the attack of the most formidable
diers knew perfectly well what might expected from
orders.
A. for you, dear Carayon you have laid down your
valiant sword and fellow citizens choosing you
represent them have imposed other upon
still France for gUod armies pro-
ect societies against external and internal enemies good
laws less iudispensa lie to their stability
bender the triumph OF destroyers impossible.
Believe IN sincere gratitude and affection
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LONDON, July 2 1871.
Count Won Beust's speech in the Reichsrath yes
terday on the relations OF Austria with foreign
COVERS produces an excellent impression.
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ITALY.
Prince Humbert TO Meet the King in Rome
Preparations for the Reception Of
Victor Lmmanuel-Visitors
Flocking to Rome
Ttlssaaas TO TIVE NEW YORK HERALD.

FLORESCg July l, 1871.
Prince Humbert passed through the city to-day on
his way TO meet the King In Rome.
Several senators, Deputies ana Mayors Of the
principal cities OF Northern Italy have also gone to
Rome 10 be present at the reception OF the King,
who VIII arrive there on Monday IRON Naples.
Dispatches from Rome report visitors coming in
uom all directions in large numbers
Transfer Of tho OMciai Gazette fo Rome.
ROME. July = 1871.
the Orciai Gazette OF the Italian government has
been transferred to this city, and The 1rst number
with tue date Of publication at Rome appeared TO.
day.
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The WcntI,cr in lhc Iity Yc.tsrday.

The Weather i'm the city Yesterday.
The following record will show the changes III the
temperature for the past twentyfour hours IN COM
par1sop with the corresponding day Of last year as
indicaIed py the Thermometer nj Hudnuts phar-
macy, HERALD Building. corner OF Ann street,
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Open, JuIy 4, for PhrenOlS9tcnl Examine
tons aud written descriptions OF character a $50 Broad
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MADRID, July I, 1871.
The discussion or the Budget continues in the
Cor'es. No result has yet been reached.
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SPAIN.
TELEGRAM TO TIVE NEW YORK HERALD.

Debate in the cortss on the Budget
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II Life nnd Health cnn be- Estimated by
dollars and cents, Mrs. wlNSLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP.
for all diseases with which children afflicted wsrih Ks
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ENGLAND.
Trlts,Axs TO TINE NEW Yuax HERALD

odo Russell Appointed Minister to Russia.
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A.-Phalon's New Perfume.
I LOVE YOU.
LOVh YOU.

A.-E0urth Of July-Keep COOi.-(.O e
BROOKS for stylish low SHOES, Kid Calf 5.5 Broad
way, opposite Metropolitan Hotel i96 BROAD way cor
Twenty ninth street.
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The Definite Returns Mt Midnight.

THO UtHhItC ICctuTHB HI USIuu1Hnt.
PARIS. July 2-Midnight.
Tho elections passed or without disturbance and
little excitement was apparent throughout the day.
The city IS perfectly calm tonight. No idea of the
result can be formed unit! midnight.
GAMBETTA's ELECTION CERTAIN.
There is no doubt OF the election of Gambetta in
the Department OF the Lower Seine. No definite
returns have been received from the Other depart
pleuts.
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AUSTRIA.
TELEGRAM TO TINE new YORK HeaALs.

Count Beust on Foreign Relations.
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Perique, Havana and Otber smoking Toe
BACCOS, the beat, at SCRBRUG's, ISL fsItoa ssrocI
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| Electricity tor the Relief OF tho Afflicted
applied q, No. ] West Fourteenth street.
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Fourth Of July CigRrs-Iusported and Dss
nestle. at low rates. sURBRuG's, ISL Fulton street.
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F r A N G E.
The Elections Throughout the
Republic Yesterday.
Gambetta Elected to the
National Assembly.
The Result in Paris Not Yet
Announced.
~~~~~~~>~-~~---~~>->--
Reorganization of the French
Army.
TtlsGRAMs TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS, July moon.
The elections are proceeding quietly. Many per-
sons whose names are on the polling lists abstain
from voting. The result Of the election in the city
will not DC announced until Tomorrow
General Cissey offers burroughs to officers In the
cavalry service.
NJ. Gabriac has gone to Berlin as French Charge
d'Afares.
ELECTION OF NJ. GAMRETTA.
There il every indication that the radical repuDli.
can candidates, NM. Gambetta and Lequesne have
carried the election in Havrs
THE MEANING OF GAMBETTA's SUCCESS.
Placards appeared IN oil tie public places this
morning proposing the candidasure OF NJ. Gam
beta for the Assembly on the platform OF the con-
tinuance OF the republic, with Theirs ana Gambetta
rs its leaders,
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villa, he a@ OF 81 ess msa.oa ssu Ssp.as.r. . "