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The New York herald., 1871-03-22
TINTED STATES POST OFFICE AND SuB-TREA-
~ sury, Boston, Mass, Olce of Superintendent, March
20, ISL . -

Sealed proposals viii be received at the oce or the Su
perntendcn until IL NJ, April 20 1871 for furnishing de-
lvern2 fitting and putting in The iron work OF the
third and fourth floors roof of the Post Office and
Treasury bull ling Boston, Mass exhibited by drawings
marked ~, ~ ~ 90 @ a. a5. g 81 and the accompanying
plans and schedule consisting principally Of rolled wrought
iron beams and gfrders
delivered and put in place at such times al
from time to time, be required by the superintendent,
each Eoor the roof shall be made the sub
OF separate order, and that the shall
allowed thirty the making and putting in place OF
each hoor and ninety days for making and putting In place
the roof.
The will be permitted the derrcks
and machinery belonging TO the building IN pnns the work
10 place charge will be required pay
Of the employed IN working them, who will be furnishes
by the department when required
ScaiIoldng viii be furnished by the contractors.
The work viii not be subdv!oed the different bd-
but will be considered and awarded in the aggregate.
Ninety OF the amount due VIII be paid the COM
peion OF each oor the balance the final completion OK
the contract.
OF $20o00 that the bidder will accep, perform the
tract awarded him. the sucency OF the security to be
tined the United States Judge Clerk of the United Satcc
Court District Attorney of the district he resides.
The department the right to reject all bids
II be deemed the the government 10 do
and bid that made the printed form TO be obs
tanned this Office and does not conform In respecA
the requirements OF hs advertisement OF the printed
form and schedule, viii not be considered, neither viii any
engaged In the wrought iron work.
and who have the facilities for getting out the
castings or rolou beams.
Proposals be endors cd "Bids for Iron Work. Post
Ofce and SubTreasury Boston, Mass and addressed to
GRfDLEY J. F. BRYANT, Superintendent.
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MARRIAGES ANO DEATHS.
Married.

REYNOLDS FEAREs.--In Brooklyn, on Monday,
March TO- by the Hev. DR.. Dler CHARLES REY.
EoLDs, third eldest OF the late George Rey-
nolds, OF Meath, 10 ELIZABETH FRANCES. eldest
dauter OF the late Lieutenant joan a. Fearns, OF
l.ongford. Ireland.
STEPHENs-1YsES.--At Brooklyn. onkWedDesday.
March 5 at the residence OF the BRIDES brother by
the Rev. j. II. Sinclair, j. W. STEPHENS TO MARY
LOUISE lIsEE.
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quotations Yesterdays FORWARD deiSeries
were:-April l35,c; May l&60c, June, 1885,; July.
49, March sold at lSszc.
without inquiry, excepting sua All demand for
Caracas, l5c Ice Marscaibo, 23c 95c., and St Do
ningO, &c a 7lec-all goli, In bond.
CoTFrl.-For demand Limited. bu, sellers
In and with light offerings Ut current
quotations the market steady We note gales
i,bU2 per steamer MerTimac and lS5 bags per
Johan private terms other descriptions
quiet but steady The stock al the various poris OF the
as follows York 3s a6s Baltimore 81 0l4 Savannah.
a,5e0; Orleans, l7svU Mobile, s<4 Hampton Roads,
6eu Total 1855 bags We Rio ordinary carsoes,
ulac loc. fair do, lie. 1l4c. good do l2c. l214c
prime do, l3c 35ac extremes for lots luc. 4c MI
gold in bond; Java government bagsl lsc. aoc do.
(3J4 grass mats), lshc &c; Singapore. lsc. lSc;
Ceylon. BIKE lie: Maracabo. lic. sc.; Laglayra,
II &c. iSc. Jamaica. l2c. B4c, 81 Domingo gold. in
bondb Uc. l0.ac Costa Rica, l3c. l6c. Nanla Hc.
duty paid The advices report the coffee
market at Baltimore dull and at New Orleans quiet.
CoPPERihe market for American ingot a shade In
bGvers favor closing with tendency The sales
comprise 5OUJ1 lbs lake 2Ic .isac ManufLctnred
quiet ard without decided change in vGues. We
quote New shesthng and ools 30c and sc resp-cveiy
braziers Szc an nails c old sheainng lee. zoe Vel
2sc. FOR nails ana bolts respectively. Il,
FLoUE AND GRAIN.-Recepts, s.2o2 bbls. -four, l450
packages meal g6 $40 bushels wheat; 0Uh1 do
l20o and go do barley The four market ruled
dull and heavy prices without noteworthy change.
only moderate demand from Shippers and
consisted mainly o. common extras The
about $4,000 bbls OF which about 300 bbs
extra state s6 80 So .5 Rye -four steady. Corn
unchanged. Southern Gour quiet but steady
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sales quote English German knd Spanish Ss 90 @8
perl lbs Gteady though quiet ElJ 20
Tor pipe sheet anl IS "a tor bar.
MoLAssFs.- A moderate demand. prevailed New
leans for the trade and sales of 200 Bills made mostly
In small lots at 7Jc for choice koregn offered
insly in view OF light stock. We heard sales. We
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Pss. 80.
Included 500 bates arrive The
e for future deliveries owing to the advanced preensons
sellers, not responding but ainly %
the upward n3uglratef to corner the 'shorl
interest this months The whole market how
ege though quiet, higher and closed the outside
figures The to-day confined to 6sD0 bales.
folows: March, 100 at 4c, 200 at 4Sc. April, 0 at
A15c, Loo I.c., e9D t3.c. May, 100 NJ lJsc.;
lJ0 II s6c., 800 1T 3 II l6c 900 At ls 4e at IL
July, 800 900 It iic December, 100 It 6c Janu
ary isf2 lgU lic. Also yesterday after Change, 1900
bales follows April at 3Yac 2D0 nj l5sc. May,
l0J at l3ac og ri SSc; jay loo 4 IL l2-lec August,
20d 100 free board Mobile, New York
ding strict low mdding, at ~ Ice freight 100 May,
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STREET QUOTATIONS..
Half-pa.t Five O'Clock p. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

TUESDAY, March 2l-S ".
tsREs.Ieceipts "a packs The market inactive.
The sales confined small lots pot at from So rs to
81 %. Pearl nominal SIS 80 50 2b without sales.
BERswAx quiet at }sc Soc per Id. for Southern
and Western yellow.
CANBLFs.-A moderate jobbiDg demand prevailed, and
prices unchRnged patent seng in tots
4Oc and sperm Joe; adamantine lie. l5c quiet
but steady.
CEMENT without change in any respect Rosendale
selling a moderate extent at - 20 per bbl.
CoTroN.-The market strong Holders generally
withdrew samples, and with light offerings, though the
sellers established
&c. per b. low mdding and the better grades. The
poorer descriptions participating in the mprovement
Nereahed, however with increased The demand
was conrning operations
the supply Of present requirements. Speculation
tracted 10 future deliveries The sales were:-
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Ikii.iii.

GATTHEv.--In Brooklyn, on Monday, March co.
nrs WILLIAM MATTHEW or a da ugnter. Both doing
well.
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Wheat lees active but the market war steady at ,he
established yesterday. The about 100000
bushels 81 81 50 for spring wheat In store, and
II 81 81 6lH ahoat-wlth choice No. | held nt
higher hgures-cl IS for old amber winter 10 store.
ST II for do. ahoat. ~ 6j - for white.
Corn was In moderate demand and lower though large
about 25G bushez part at s'c Soc FOR mixed
yellow for white mainly al s4c for mixed,
next week. The market closed du on the spot At
&c. Soc Oats were qle but steady ~ o'c .Uc ior
Western aud 69c q slc. for Ohio with
OF about 0j0 bushels IN lots, within the range Eye
quiet but firmly held. Barley quiet but pretty trn
as to quality.
FREieHfsThs offerings, With tbe exception OF grain.
continued light both 20 Great Britain and Continental Eu.
rope offered freely and a5ou; 10000 bushels OF
wheat and taken weeks steamers for
Liverpool a. bsd bushe also 1900 bushels wheat By
salt 5Ld LOCO bales cotton I'D. 5od. To London,
3D. 300 packages ceese 3 TO largow steamer 1000
bb -four al 2 I'd, and a2Utl bushels at I'd 10 00
bushels 54d The charters include vessel LOO
quarters, a direct port, at o. Cd.
without further sales Prices steady,
with moderate offerings at l6c lsc for bags and l5c
HlY was steady At ~ 1s 81 90 for prime North river
shIpping. ana Il % ~ =, for retail qualities, with mod
crate demand
port from &C. &C. Tor old crop, and &c. lSc for new
HEMP was steady, but 20 sales erected Manila
heid al SIC lc gold; sisa sAc. Pc, god; Iampico,
7ssc &C.. gold bond and surinam &C. gold Domestic
was steady with mode. demand Tor at S275
92o5 FOR dressed, ard s75 Sls5 FOR undressed Juc
ad Jule buts were without further sales We quote :6Lc
ba4c g0lt, Tor Juie and 4c., currency for butts.
iR0>.hmerican pig In small supply, With an IN
active demand prices steady at S35 sS6 for NO j
and Sj fS3 90 for No. The confined small
lots Scotch pig dun S2 for Glengarnock, and
S32 49, % Tor snton. We old rails,
private terms Manufactured was seady but ai,et We
-Senned bar English AnefcAn x75 currency,
LEAD Pig vas pacye and nominal In the absence Of
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PROPOSALS..

GAS HOLDER.-PKOPOSALs ARE INVITED BY THE
" Peoples Gas Light Company, of fonAers, N Y, for
building Gas Holder that place The proposals viii ba
addressed to the Undersigned "a Duane street, New iork.
where the plans and specifications be seen between
A. NJ. and r. NJ. +. 4. MCLEAN,
Superintendent Engineer.
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In the gold loan market the rates ranged from
per cent for carrying 10 nat Tor borrowing. The
operations OF the Gold Exchange Bank were as fol-
lows
Sou cleared sI, 966, o0o
God balances. Observation-Disclosures. .4o. 463
currency balances. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 49,, 4s5
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HOARDEpS WANTED.

81 DOORS FROM FOURTH STREET.-HANDSOME FUR.
- nshed Rooms to let with Foard. the first and third
Goors water in the terms moderator day boarders
taken Apply at No. 139 Macdougal street.
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A YOUNG MAN OF WEALTH DESIRES TO MAKE
"A the acquaintance OF young LADY, with view to mai
%y Sro1ayn s any preferred Address EDGAR STAN
vrooAlyn - ~'"A' s'-~'V
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BOARDERs WANTED.

4 HANDSOMELY FURNISHED PARLOR AND BED.
"A ROOM private tabe II desired to gentleman and wife
reasonable to responsible par
ties. Address GORDON, box l77 Herald Uptown Branch
of Broadwav
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A TIL AVENUE, ss0.-A SINGLE ROOM CONTAINING
all modern improvements also crate; to rent with
3oard, to gentleman, at moderate price references
,haug
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2,1J and 2:IJ O'Clock r. NJ
One O'Clock r. VI

I5ss $4,000 Us $40. C. '67.bs Ill
u 1000 Us 5-o0. G. '6S. .s3 III
l0s1 lU0o1 US SIS, 11-4c, r. .b3 loss
l0sa 450G0 Us 6's, cur'ncy... ia
New-York tribune., 1871-07-13
THE PARADE AND RIOT.

The Orangemen formed in line in Twenty
ninth-st next Eighth-ave at o'clock Their number
about 90 persons At their head was their Marshal
John Johnston, mounted; next stood TwyfOrds band Ia
pieces next the Master Of the Lodge, James d. Askn,
and after him the other officers; the colors, carried by
Patterson Tese the Stars and Stripes with the In
scription, "True Sons of Liberty Lodge a. A.
p. Al" banner also carried, bearing the words,
American Freemen, Fall I'M" Gen. J. M. Varlan
and staff arrived upon the ground OF this time,
in advance Of the regiments detailed for eecort duty
The excitement both within and without the lines Of the
police greatly increased at sight Of troops. In about
half an hour the column formed, and betan
the march, in the order shown In the dia-
gram below representing the scene OF the hrlng.
The windows and roofs of the houses in the Vicinity were
occupied by people overlooking these preparations The
approach Of the troops had beeh greeted with faint
cheering from quarters-heard loudest wDeh the
22d loaded their pieces with ball and cartridge; but
sullen stiffness generally prevailed The very air seemed
oppressed with sense of impending boodshed The
Orangemen were pale, though determined Officers OF
police and Of militia hasened to and fro, regulating the
movement OF the forces, showing, as they olu ~,
O consciousness that serious work was before them'
As the Orangemen wheeled into the avenue single shot
was fred from the southeast corner OF Twenyninthst
It took no one by surprise; were expected Inc
column moved on and again fred at from the cor
ner of ghthst. large number OF young men
were assembled here upon the top OF woooeh shcu
extending over the sidewalk. They instantly BE-
gan scrambling to get within the house, Wihie
the troops opposite threatenngly regarded them and
the policemen nearest made rush into the doors AT
the next corner was similar collection OF men upon
sbed or wooden awning assembled evidently for hostile
purposes They were warned to go In many OF 'he
troops pointing their guns They retrco haS'ny' "A
vet with defiant expressions Another shot was nred
from near and stones were thrown at the
procession and then seemed that general sreetngh
was begun The troops warmed with the excitement OF
battle. The police hustled al pystanders of the side
walks with merciless clubbing In many cases, and all
along the line orders shouted TO the people looking
out from their houses to close their windows There was
sudden slanmnG Of blinds from tho first to the fifth
stories Of the houses In two three blocks Detach
Of police made forases into the side streets driving
back the angry mob and arresng numerous Hbernians
carrying pistols and other weapons.
When the Orangemen were opposite Twentyfoufth-st.
the column halted for moment the line Of march being
as represented on the diagram below.
POSITION OF TRoops WHEN FIRED UPON.
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NEW-YORK, THURSDAY, JULY 13, 1871.

command 70 charge and at the police dashed tho
crowd Heads Land open by blows from clubs swung
stawart hands. Tho crowd could not stand 10, and
broke and fed In all directions hoty pursued nearly to
busy and secured 18 OF the rngleaders, and marched
them to Police Headquarters. The prisoners were
searched, and concealed their persons were found
pistols, dlrks knives, and other weapons beside nxed
stairs and placed In strong cells In the mean tme the
police had rushed into Hlbernia HAIL and
made o thorough search OF the place, put no
arms were found. III any had been conveyed
there during the night; they had been h aus
ing for the arms the s4th Regiment kept at bay the
crowd which had gradually collected again The seaTch
for ended the police and military returned 10 fo
lice Headquarters Soon afterward, the Sith ReRiment
ordered to Eghthave and Twenty sixthst TO sup
port the police under Inspectors Wang and Jameson,
and the 6th 9th and 22d Regiments.
HooTING AT THE EIGHTY-FOURTH REGIMENT.
After the charge of the police on Hibernia
Hall the force was called away, and marched to the
Bowery. In their absence immense crowd again
gathered on Prince-st, between Mulberry and Mottss
Nearly 1000 rioters were assembled among whom the
news spread that the parade soon to commence.
few minutes before o'clock the drums OF the th Reg
ment were heard and thinking that the procession had
arrived the rioters made rush toward Broadway. The
leaders OF the rabbe yelled ercey and as the head OF
the column wheeled into Princest it was greeted with
h0otng and kissing. Some yelled, Break em up boys;
they're Orangemen" while others retOrted, Let 'em
alone, they won't fire on u.s." The crowd. however,
pressed the head and sides OF the column 80 ercey
that the officers beat the people back with their swords
the lowered their bayOnets The drum corps 0f
rank each time, they kept up their rattle and held on
their way brayely.
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THE KU-RLUY.
STILL ANOTHER APOLOGY FOR TIE ORGAN.
IzATIoN.

STILL ANOTHER APOLOGY FOR TIE ORGAN
IZATI0N.
WASHINGTON, July 12.-The Hon. Z. NJ. DOx,
member Of Congress from Alabama, while before the
KuKlux Committee, testified that, in 1868, during an
election which held in that year, the negroes became
unruly and boisterous to such extent as to alarm
peaceable citizens They by some means secured arms,
and would frequently march in squads through the
streets and roads in cities and villages firing of their
pieces in careless manner, much to tho alarm NJ the
women and children and that lives had been lost by
these imprudences OF the colored people. They were
expostuated with, and requested to refrain therefrom
but 20 no purpose. Accordingly, with view to self
protection the citizens Of the villages and small towns
Thus ANNOYED banded themselves together "a kind OF
local arO such existed before the war IN Alabama
In order 10 work on the superstionc OF the negroes
masks were used by of the Organizations with the
view only of frightening them, and by such means
endeayOT subserye the object for which The 0rgansa
tons were formed This may have been the prime cause
which led to the belief by many that there was y
tematic organization with chosen officers, called the ku
Klux This local patrol accomplished the object OF pre-
serving quiet and order in short space OF ne and ar
once thereafter dshanded and no organization oi any
similar kind now exists in the state.
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FATAL RESULTS OF A TnREArENE,G LETT

FATAL RESULTS OF a THREATENEiG LETTER
LEAvENwoRTH, Kansas, July 12.-A terrible
tragedy occurred at EdoradO on the 2d inst An eec
on held last Spring TO decide the location OF the coauy
seat Of that county Butler contested With gfca9
anmosity, T. b. Murdock, editor Of Tie Walnut valley
Times taking very prominent cours& After the cleo
ton he received letter, pOstmarked at Augusta, tho
late rival OF Edorado, signed Committee" warning
him to take back certain things said in his newspaper
and he did not do this he would be hanged caught in
the county ten days His wife regarded the matter
so seriously that her finally became unsettled.
on the day MENTIONED she noticed her husband talking
with the Hon. Sidney Clark and other strange gentlemen,
who had Just arrived In town. and at the same time her
eye caught sight OF another gentleman walking tho
street rope his hand. Thinking the threat
now TO carried out she snatched her babe about
"A months old, with it TO the rear Of the dwelling,
and taking razor from her pocket cut It's throat and
then her own. The child died immediately, without
struggle but the mother is still living though her
covery is doubtful. The most unbounded indignation
pre- ails against the authors Of the letter.
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DASH AT HIBERNIA HALL.

IL was reported during the forenoon 70
superntendent Kelso that arms were distributing AZ
Hibernia Hall 1t known that this had been done
before in this pacethe headquarters OF the
rueansand IL was resolved to break 1t up and capture
the arms II there were any In the building. rive
compapies were accordingly told of, and, under the
command of Dnll Captain Copeland, started for the
rioters headquarters. followed and supported by the
s1tb Regiment This detachment moved down Mulberry
H. The entire detective force under Capt Irving al the
same time passed down Mottst. An immense crowd
was congregatsd in Prince-st. and the pohce
were received with shouts OF derision ana
defiance The mob ordered TO disperse'
nm, dd not stir and many Of those near by shook their
astsin the faces Of the police. In this crowd many
women were prominent and were, II anything, worse
than the men. Their language was more Insult
ing. and they occasionally hurled missiles At the
nolice and the soldiers Finding that tho crowd
would not disperse, Capt. Copeland gave the
New-York tribune., 1871-07-13

NO WOMEN TO BE SENT TO CAYENNE.
PARIS, Wednesday, July ~, 1871.
M. Gambetta appeared in the Assembly yes
terday, and took his seat The Minister OF Marine In an
address before the Assembly, gave an explicit contrac
ton to the report which had obtained publicity, that
loo women arrested in Paris incendares, &c. alter
the occupation Of the capitol by the Versailles army
were to be transported TO Cayenne NJ Fayre In speech
before the same body declared that tho letter recently
published as from NJ. Theirs the Pope is apocryphal
The Oca Journal Of today also states positively that
the alleged letter is forgery The Count de Pognac Is
dead. NJ Lamote, ex Prefect OF the Eure has been
radcted by Switzerland at the request OF the French
Government.
1t is stated that the Party Of the Right in tho Assem-
bly, Is preparing TO the proclamation of the
Count de Chambord. An order for the abolition Of mill
tary rule in Paris is expected at once.
NJ. Ferie Communist leader, has been arrested. The
payment of the first instalment OF the German in
demnity was completed to-day, and the evacuation Of
tho Departments Of the Seine Inference, Eure, and
Joume by the German forces has already begun.
Quarrels between the inhabitants and the German
troops tho occped districts continue to be offrequent
and the Germans to resort to rigorous
measures for their prevention.
The CourtMartal for the trial Of the Communist pris
oners have not yet opened and the time for the com
mencement Of proceedings is as yet unsettled
1t Col. Lloyd Lindsay upon whom the Cross OF the
Legion of Honor conferred. Col Lindsay was at the
head Of one of the English societies for the relief OF the
voundpd in France
New-York tribune., 1871-07-13

resume the fight. It o terrible remedy to apply
for 10 innocent persons tif indeed idlers on such
occasion can be called wholly guiltess) suffered for
every rioter shot; but it was terribly effective. The
mob sought safety in Seventh and Nmth-aVes', and
not one of the cowardly scoundres returned to aid
their wounded friends.
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THE RUTH MURDER.

LEAvENwoTRH, Kansas, July l2.-An indict-
ment has been found against DR.. j. j. Medlicotee Tor
feloniousy administering nine grains OF morpnn ana
I'VE grains atrophne Isaac NJ Ruth, OF whose deah
AZ Lawrence acoounts have already been published He
has been arraigned, and pleads not guilty change OF
venue has been asked the decision has been reserved
until saturday It is conceded that this will be the
most murder known in the history OF tho
fafa
New-York tribune., 1871-07-13
GREAT BRITAIN.
MOVEMENTS OF MINISTER sCHENCK.


LONDON, Wednesday. July II. 1871.
The Hon. Robert C. Schenck, the United
States Minister and daughter left London on Monday for
Oxford where they have since been the guests OF the
Hon. Montague Bernard, Professor Of International Law
Of oxford University, and recently member OF the
Joint High Commission.
Alexander Keith johnson, the distinguished Geogra-
pher died yesterday In his 9th year.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-13
AN IcE.wATER CELEBRATION.

CINCINNATI, July 12.-The anniversary OF the
founding OF the famous Davidson fountain cele-
brated around porphyry base Of the structure in the
presence of large number OF ladies and gentlemen this
morning. Speeches were made by Henry Probosco and
others The drinking fountain by which The people will
be supplied at the public expense with ice water was
thoroughly tested The water by passing through 1000
feet of coed pipe surrounded by ice is kept constantly
at 40 degrees temperature.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-13
HEAVY THuypERsTo IN PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPH1A, july IL 1fo0"V U 0VT00" IaNV
evening heavy thunderstorm visited this city, and tor
rents Of rain fell about hour Several accidents
- oar.sa by the lightning. George w. Williams,
- In Mansyunk was struck by lightning and
Ill ,n,nred At the residence corneri OF Third and
Wnrr sts lsdy was thrown by the lightning from
"a of secondstory room ~ the other sut fortunately
mad serious injury Her husband uas also some
MAI bruised and the furniture scattered In all drec
tons The lightning struck the flagstaff Of the school
house on Eighth and Ntzwatersts and sattered IT. bui
did no further damage " the building
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CUBA.

A CUBAN HANGED FROM THE YARD-ARM.
HAVANA, Cuba, July 12.-Osoris was hanged
from the yardarm of the steamer Neptune at Nue.
yitas The remains of Cebelno buried with great
pomp and ceremony.
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SPAIN.
CHANGES IN THE MINISTRY.

IIIANUES IN IHE MINIoIhH'
MADRID, wednesday, July IL, is1l
A royal decree is published accepting the
resignation Of sehor Moret Minister OF Finance and
appointing se6or sagasta to the vacant portfolio.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-13

the singing OF n sonR commemorative OF the celebration
of the 18th OF July si5 In Ireland, the Boyne "aer
and other Orange senga.