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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-05-03

Many human being hns passed away for whose death
there was othor reason than tho neglect OF known
and ndepuahIy proved means Of cure. Th0se and
dear 10 uiy and friends arc sleeping the dreamloss
lumbar IND which hnd they calmly adopted
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ALFRED ERNEST ALBERT, Duke Of Edinburg. Duke
OF SAKE, Count OF Ulster and Count OF Kent is the
fourth child and second son OF Queen Victoria ana
was born on the 9th Of August, 1914. On the CON-
pletion OF his education he was commissioned
captain in the Royal Navy, and as such mado
numerous voyages and visited the several colonies
Of Great Britain. He is said to be a young man OF
ability, though somewhat Wild.
PRINCESS THYRA AMELIE Caroline Charlotte Anne
Is the nth child and third daughter OF Christian TX
OF Denmark, and was born on the 29th OF Septem
Der, 1863 Her eldest sister. Alexandra Is, as the
reader Is aware, the wife OF the Prince OF Wales;
ana another sister, the Princess Dagmar now called
Maria Feodorovnal, Is the wife of the hereditary
Grand Duke Alexander OF Russia. The Princess is
SAID to be charming young lady, and Will doubtless
become as popular with the English hen sister, the
Princess or Wales.
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PARIS ACCOUNTS.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

Republican Joy-Advice to Electors-The
Due de Charities to Assist at n Review
Charred Corpscs Found-1Iorc Communists
Arrested.
PARIS, June 49, 1871.
The republican journals express their JOY that
the clerical members OF the Bourbon family have
exposed their hand and all OF them urge the
electors to reject all candidates for the Assembly
whose platform Is vague or ambiguous
THE DUG DE HARTREs.
1t Is said that the Duke OF Charities Will assist at
the review Of 900 troops to be held In the Champ
de Mars on Sunday.
HORRIBLE.
Charred corpses have been found in the ruins or
the Hotel de Vile, and are undoubtedly, the re.
mains OF prisoners left in the cells by the
Communists.
MORE COMMUNISTS ARRESTED.
Three hundred Communists were arrested in this
city between Saturday ana Tuesday last.
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Personal Intelligence.


Ex-Governor A. Ii. Bullock, OF Massachusetts, is
at the Fifth Avenue.
viscount Treilhard ts at the Westminster
NJ. O. Natyewitch 3. Lenskoi and N. Cnerikon OF
the Russian Navy, are at the Aston House.
Governor G. c. Walker, Of Virginia, is at the st,
Nicholas.
Secretary Homer A. Nelson, Of Poughkecpsie, is
at the Fifth Avenue.
James W. Liler. United States Consul at santa
Cruz, is at the ST. Nicholas.
Homer Ramsdell, OF Newburg, ex.Postmaster
General is at the Astor House.
Governor Randolph, of New Jersey. is at the st.
Nicholas.
II. G. Knight, OF Boston, ia at the Fifth Avenue.
G. ForbecK, United States Minis,er to Salvador is
ct the Hoffman House.
Baron Alvenselpen. OF the North German Legisia-
ture. Is at the Albemare.
Frederick d. Grant, son Of the President, Is at the
Grand Central.
Captain Cook, of the steamship Russia. is at the
Breevort.
General C. N. T. Collins OF Pennsylvania, IS at
the Albemarle.
Ell King, President OF the Bank OF Montreal, is
at the Brevoort.
Miss Lille Eldridge, the favori,e young actress,
mas gone to st. John, n. b.. where she opens on
Monday next in her new play called 'Alma.u
( Miss Agnes Ethel sailed In the Java for Europe
yesterday.
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I n A i Y.
THE POPE'S. JUBILEE.
Grand Preparations to Celebrate
the Day.
DEPUTATIONS FROM ALL LANDS,
MEASURES TO PREVENT DISTURBANCES.
TeLEGRAMs TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

ROME, June Is, 1871.
Popc's jubilee are complete.
The influx Of strangers Is very great and numer-
Gus Populations OF priests and aymen from all parts
Of the world have arrived in Rome to congratulate
the Holy Father on the uwenty-nfth anniversary OF
his Pontifcate. Several OF them have brought large
sums OF money, which they have already presented
TO the Pope More Occupations and more presents
Will arrive to- morrow.
The churches are profusely decorated with flowers
and evergreen. congregation OF the devout
mostly women, are gagged in constant prayer
night and day. that the Pope's life may be spared to
complete the twenty fifth anniversary OF his Pom
ti1cate.
The foreign representatives and special ENJOYS
now in the city VIII present In o body their con-
CALCULATIONS to the Holy Father.
PROFESSIONS Of priests and lavmen, chanting
hymns and bearing the Papal Standards will march
through the streets.
1t Is believed that the P0pe's jubilee win be made
the occasion for hostile demonstrations against the
italian government, but no serious disturbances are
anticipated. Large bodies OF troops are consigned
to the barracks and kept in readiness to repress
disorder.
Order Of tho Governments TO the Projects Not
to Interfere with the Celebration of the
Pope's Jubilee.
FLORENCE, June Is, 1871.
circular from the Minister OF the Interior to the
projects instructs them to give full liberty to the
people to celebrate the POpe's jubilee, but to take
proper precautions against disturbance.
All Is quiet at Rome.
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THE PACIFIC COAST.

Thunder ST orm in Oregor-Ince ndia rism In
MISUNDERSTANDING American Convcntion-Ja.
pnnese Students Travelling East in Search,
of Light.
SAN FRANCISCO, June Is, 1871.
thunder storm OF unprecedented violence oc.
CURED III oregon yesterday. telegraph operator
at Corvallis was rendered insensbe by shock from
the instrument he was operating.
An lncendlary fire at Gold Mn, New, yesterday
destroyed q dwelling house valued at &35,O0O
The German-American Convention In this city
yesterday adopted platform approving all the
reconstruction acts, favorlnp full restoration to
citizenship OF the late rebels declar ng for uncond
tiona religious liberty; opposing the division OF the
School funds; declaring that IL Is the duty OF the
State TO provide for the education OF all: favorng
the payment OF the national debt according to the
text OF the contract; opposing Chinese labor; op-
posing railroad lana grants; favoring the abolition
OF many snecure State and federal Offices, demand
ing modification OF the tarin and the repeal OF all
LIQUOR traffic and Sunday laws.
Her Britannia Maiesty's steamer Jealous flagship
OF the North Pacific squadron, has arrived from
Honolulu. The snip Castlehead, from Liverpool
has also arrived
Ogakie Toda. territorial prince, and son.in-l law
OF the Prime Minister oi Japan, with twenty one
Japanese government students, left for the East
overland tins morning; also bearer of dispatches
to washington from the Japanese Finance Depart
ment.
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The good old Pur.tans of the Hub are in
towering rage OF virtue, all on account of that
graceless scamp, Fisk. He wants to parade
through Boston streets on Sunday, and they
won't let him, whereupon he pretends that his
chief desire was to have reglmental prayer
in Boston Common, and so throws the blame
of persecution upon the devoted Purtans.
OF course he will finally get some place to
pray (even Fisk should never be in need Of
that, and the holy Christians OF Boston will
have his prayers thrown ut their heads for the
next year to come.
These good old Puritans, no doubt, have an
idea that the Ninth regiment is composed
mainly Of its colonel, harlequin or two, a
female drum corps and a half-dozen lawyers,
the rank and file being chiefly made up of
ballet girls. They have heard enough to war
rant such an idea, and we do not wonder
at their protest against public worship by
such heterogeneous inquity in the consecrated
Common. The crusade against Salem witch
craft was nauguratcd under less provocation
than is represented in this duplicate desecra-
ton of Sunday and the frog pond. The mere
presence of so sinful regiment and so ire
claimable colonel must have kept
the sanity soul Of Boston in con-
tnual tremor. and when these evil doors
from dreadful New York actually threaten to
faunt their unscemly banners in the light of
the Lords own day, and roll their ungodly
drums and raise their unholy voices in impious
praise of the Boston Jehovah, and that too,
under the very shadow Of the old oak of liberty
In the great Boston Common, where the anthem
Of the free has always been Granddaughter 1t
comes to this, the pious people of Boston ex
pect nothing less to befal their city than the fate
of Sodom and Gomorrah. AS the saints never
entertain angels unawares or otherwise, this
would be peculiarly uncomfortable, and they
propose to ward off the evil as best they may
by driving out the evil regiment. 1t is the
same good old religious fervor that used to
bung up the beehives on Sunday to keep the
bees from working, and spill all the cider to
keep it from working. 1t usually has the effect
of keeping even the spirit of grace from work.
Ing, also; and, indeed, if that New York nom
dcscript, called ''the old thing" has habita-
ton or a name in Boston, doubtless this same
religious zeal, bent on Sunday idleness as
means of salvation, keeps even 1.-THE old
thing-from working. However, Fisk will
have his prayers, and no one can pray more
appropriately or with more earnestness or for
better reasons than Fisk, and the Puritans will
stand aghast until it is all over. Then they
will discover that self-righteousness is un-
seemly, and that when the Pharisee told the
publican 81 am better than thou" the publ
can was too modest, or he might have won
much money from the Pharisee on that point.
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WAR DEPARTMENT., !
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, ID. g., June 16-I A. M.
Synopsis for The I'nst T,ceny.J0u- Hours.
The barometer has fallen on the Pacific coast, and
In Kansas and Nebraska. 1t has risen on the Lakes
and eastward to the Atlantic. The pressure is now
pretty uniform over the country east OF the Rocky
Mountains. The temperature has fallen slightly
in the Eastern States, out Is elsewhere sensibly
stationary. Light winds are now reported
from all the stations, and have been during the
day east OF the Rocky Mountains. Partially cloudy
and clear weather has prevailed north and east Of
the Ohio Valley, but light rain is now re-
ported on Lake Ontario and the very warm
weather Of Thursday afternoon, extending from
North Carolina to Alabama is now followed by
threatening and rainy weather the centre of that
region where storm OF some violence very pos sibly
prevails.
Probabilities.
1t is probable that on Friday the barometer will
fall throughout the Mississippi Valley. with
increasing cloudy and threatening weather.
Light winds are probable for the
Lakes and Atlantic coast, and fresh southery
wind ON the Gulf coast. The storm which Is now
passing over South Carolina will partly extend up
the coast beyond North Carolina.
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F r A N G 6.
The National Assembly Proposes Sitting
for Two Years.
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IMAGINATION DESIRES TO RESIGN.
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Press Opposition to the Efforts of
the French Bishops.
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THE BOURBON FUSION INCOMPLETE.
Paris Communists to Emigrate
to America.
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TrOchu Says the Insurgent Leaders We're
Prussian Agents.
TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

VERSAILLES, June Is, 1871.
A report which has been extensively circulated
that the Italian government had demanded the recall
of the Duke d'Harcourt the French Ambassador, Is
positively contradictcd.
THE REPUBLICAN MANIFESTO
The manifesto of the Deputies or the Left, pro-
testing against the intrgues OF the monarchsts is
generally approved, but the radical address to the
electors of Paris creates bad impression, because
It endeavors to excuse the Commune.
OPPOSED TO PAPAL RESTORATION.
The press generally, with tine exception OF the re.
lgous Journals ridlcule the efforts Of the French
bishops to commit France to the restoration Of the
Pope's temporal power They pronounce the uues-
ton settled, and declare that France cannot inter-
fere.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE ASSEMBLY.
A motion was introduced in the Assembly to-day
for the taxation Of the passports OF persons enter
ing France; as were also motions proposing that
the present Assembly sit for two years. and that It
enact organic laws for the control Of the finances
OF the country.
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N a p @ Il E O N .
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Visit of the Emperor to the Kent
Cricketers.
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HE RECEIVES AN OVATION.
Eold Bonapartist Movements
Rumored.
TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, June Is, 1871.
On yesterday the exEmperor Napoleon, accom-
panied by the Prince Imperial, visited the Kent
cricketers A large crowd OF persons had assem-
bled in anticipation of his VISIT and his arrival
Napoleon received quite an ovation. He was chcercd
enthusiastically and responded by repeated bows
subsequently he held reception, which was largely
attended. and the affaoty and courtesy OF the ex-
Emperor produced favorable impression.
IN GOOD HEALTH.
Napoleon appeared in excellent health, having
completely recovered his recent attack OF rheuma-
tism
BOLD BoNAPARTIsT MOVEMENTS EXPECTED.
There is no doubt whatever that the Emperor is
again surrounded by his Old adhercnts, and that
plans have been drawn up and perfected for his
restoration to the French throne. To-Day rumors
are current In this city that bold movements will
shortly be by the Bonapartisrs in this direc-
ton.
A VISIT TO THE PRINCE or WALES.
The Emperor Napoleon and the Empress Eugene
have made visit TO the Prince and Princess Of
Wales.
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TROCHU'S DEFENCE.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HEaALp.

Trochu's Long Speech-Communist Leaders
Prussian Agents-Conde mnation or Bis
mnrck.
VERSAILLES, June I5 1871.
General Trochu continued before the Assembly
to-day the remarks commenced on Tuesday In
yndicatlon OF his defence OF Paris.
THE COMMUNIST LEADERS pRussIAN AGENTS.
He said the individuals arrested Us PrussIan
agents during his conduct of the military affairs Of
the capital had reappeared as leaders OF the insur.
recton, and instanced as one case that OF DOM
browski.
BISMARCK CONDEMNED.
The instruction, said the General, was merely a
continuation Of the war with Prussia. He concluded
by condemning in vigorous terms Prince Bismarck's
mild illusions to the Commune.
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S r A 7 NJ :.
Communism Showing Its Head in
Madrid.
A Ministerial Blast Against the Inter
national Society.
TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

MADRID June Is, 1871.
In the Cortes yesterday republican member sub.
mitted motion asking that the International
Society should have the right hold meetings at oil
times without previously asking permission Of the
government and that said society should be allowed
TO carry out such preconcerted measures as would
be calculated to benefit its members without dis
-turbing the peace.
Minister Sagasta combated the motion. He de-
nounced the International Society for Its Affiliations
with the Paris Commune, saying that 1t aimed at the
destruction OF the basis of soceGy that 1t wanted
to inaugurate In Spain reign OF disorder by carry
ing into practice those socialist theories which led
to the horrors OF Paris
Other members spoke in condemnation OF the In
ternauonal, and after feeble opposition by the
republicans the motion was re ected.
Reports have been current that there is a serious
disagreement In the Cabinet In spite OF the King
attempts at Cancellation Ministerial crisis is ex.
peCted.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LoSpox MONEY MAEsrT.-LoNDoS, June l5--5 r.
MConsols closed at ga for both and the
United States fvetweuty bonds, 1852, 9o 1862 old, &p
1867, e0A; tcn-forties, ssh.
LivRRPooL CoTToS MAHKET.-LIvERrooi, June 15-
y. M.-1he market closed steady. Mdding uplands,
sAd Sd middling Orleans sad. The sales OF the day
been QUO bales, including 300 for export and secua
ton.
LIvERrooL BRrApsTurrs MARKEr;-LivERPooI, June
-Mhea los Sd los Id GENITAL for red Western
spring and lis 3D. for red winter Flour 26s Dbl for
Western canal. Corn, Bis 3D.. per quarter.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKrT.-LIvERpooL, June To-
Spirits petroleum, Sd. a sad. per gallon.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARkEr.-LfvEErooL, juno
15.-Pork. 56s. per Dbl. for nne Western prime mess.
LoNpoS PRODUCE MARKgT.-LosDoN, June 15--5 p
MTslow, as. 3D. per Turpen,ne Sss. Sgs ID. per
cwt.
Tue COTTON MOVEMENT.
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VIEWS OF TEE PAST.

JUNE 16.
IS64-TEe rebels repnlsed the assault OF General
smiths forces upon Petersburg, Va.
1S5I-Riot In the City Hall Park between the old
municipal and the new Metropolitan police.
1s15-Battle oil Ligny; Bonaparte thoroughly de-
ieated the prus-ians under Butcher.
l4s7--Batte OF stoke, England; Henry VII defeated
and captured Lambert Symnel. the claimant Of
bis lrVhs
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DOMINION OF CANADA.
The Nova scotia Coal Fleet-Movemepts Of
tho British Flying Squadron.

HALIFAX, N. s., June H. 1871.
large feet OF coal vessels are at the Interna-
tlonal coal pior at Sidney awaiting cargoes for New
York.
The steamer City OF Halifax arrived here to-day
from Newfoundland with the mails and passengers.
The flying squadron VIII leave Halifax directly
after tho arrival OIL the English mail steamer.
The first steamer OF the Allan llne out Will be the
Peruvian to leave Liverpool on the l3ih inst; the
first from here win be the Nova Scotan. on the 18TH
OK JUL
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= NJ G. L A N d.
Honors to an American Artist-Royalty Present
at his Reception -Accouchment Of the
Countess Of Paris.
TELEGHAMs 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, June 10, 1871.
A grand reception was given to-day by number
Of noble patrons OF art to the American artist.
Bradford, who but recently arrived in London. 1t
took place at the Langham Hotel, and was o very
brilliant affair.
The Duke Of Argyll, Marquis OF Lorne Princess
Louise. Sir Henry Rawlinson and others OF note
were present. The Marquis OF Lorne and the
Princess gracefully complimented Mr.. Bradford and
American artists in general.
THE WEATHER AND THE CROPS.
The weather throughout England is wet ana dis
agreeable, but favorable to the growing crops.
THE BANK OF ENGLAND
The rate Of discount OF the Bank OF England has
been reduced quarter Of one per cent, and is now
two and ne-quarter per cent The bullion IN the
Bank of England has increased f7o6,000 since last
week.
Accouchment OF the Countess of Pnris.
LONDON, Friday June 1916 A. M.
rrt~~ a~le Yaa
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PHILADELPHIA, June Is, 1871.
In the Social and Moral Science Congress the com
mittce on permanent officers reported the follow
ing
Chdirndn-President woolsey, OF YALE
Vice Chdii1neh-Right Rev. Bishop McIlvaine,
President Casldell, Bishop simpson, Rev. w. ii.
Campbell, y. d.; Rev. Dr. MalocK, Rev. r. Cotton
Smith, Russell Sturges, Hon. j. V. Farwell, Cover
nor Conrad Baker, William StIckney, A. " Stout,
Hon. VIM. A. Buckingham. Hon. JONI A. Logan, j.
d. Cox, Ii. ID. Cooke, william Bucknell and Jay
Cooke.
7rrdsurer-Willlam @. Moorehead,
SecreidgV--Rey. Or. Gather.
The Congress then adjourned.
This evening public meeting was held at the
Church OF the Epiphany at which the members or
the ConRrt s. delivered addresses explaining the
principles and objects OF the association.
Religious Confcrences-Abolition or Ecclesi.
nsticai Exceptions from Taxation Proposed.
TORONTO Ont, June Is, 1871.
The synod OF the diocese OF Ontario has been
opened at Kingston by Bishop Lewis, who delivered
the annual address,
The WESLEYAN Conference Is to lie held In Mon
trcal next year. The Conference adopted report
recommending the establishment Of college at
stanstead, quebec, as soon as 49,, 600 shall have
been subscribed as an endowment fund.
Toe Congregational Union, IN session at Guelph,
has dccaCd TO memorabilia the quebec and ontario
legislatures fof the abolition OF all ecclesiastical
exemptions from taxation. The Union has decided
TO hold Ills Dext annual meeting In Montreal.
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GENERAL REPORTS.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW york HERALD.


MacMnhon Desires to Rcsixn-The Reserves
TO be Dissolved-The bourbon Fusion In
completc-Loss of Life and Property in
Paris-sentimcnts of the worxuen.
LONDON June 49, 1871.
The Times special despatch from Paris says Mar
shall MacMahan desires to resign the command OF
the army.
THE RESERVES TO BE DIss oLvED.
The Reserve Corps OF the army is to be dissolved
and General vinoy, It's commander, viii retire from
the service.
LARGE NUMBERS OF PERSONS ARRIVING,
An array OF $4,000 persons arrive IN Paris daily
by the Northern and Western railways.
THE BOURBON FUSION INCOMPLETE.
The Gauois newspaper states that the fusion Of
the Orleanists and legtimists is yet incomplete.
GERMANS GOING HoME.
The Paris journals say the Eastern line Of railway
Is daily crowded with Germans returning to their
homes and laden with plumber.
THE LOSS OF LIFE AND PROPERTY.
Persons arriving from Paris say nalf has not been
told OF the troubles in that city and that the de-.
struction of life and property immensely exceeds
both the government and newspaper accounts.
THE PARIS woRKMEN.
The workmcn OF Paris are almost unanimously
Communists. They are very bitter because their
cause has been defeated, ana hate both Theirs and
the Bonapartes Many OF them will emigrate to
America.
The New Loan-The State Of Siege to
Cease-BelIeville and viIefte Quiet-Gcr-
man Soldiers Ostracised.
LONDON, June l6-Morning.
The London Times states that the French loan
will amount to only 1000. 600 francs.
THE STATE OF SIEGE TO CEASE.
The London Times specials from Paris report
that the state Of siege viii cease to-day friday
NO RENEWED AGITATION.
Tne reports OF renewed agitation in the Belleve
and viette quarters are unrounded.
GERMAN SOLDIERS osTRACIsED.
German soldiers visiting fairs are occasionally In.
suited in the and have been refused seats at
the tables In the restaurants.
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Ahead in the Rnce.-Pr0spect Park Inns haAp
Park having the first of the season, n
excep, the the ha,ters In the latter KNOX
dccidedy ahead His Hats delight everybody ana
his No. 22 Broadway, OF Fulton street, b
daily hronsei with visitors. Those who appreciate comfort
shoua make early visit to KNOX
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TELEGRAM 10 TINE NEW YORK HERALD

BRUSSELS, June Is, 1871.
The Belgian government has asked OF the Cham
bers credit OF % for public works. Author
y has also been requested for the negotiation Of
loAppl eQQQQsoQ&
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captured. General Sheridan says, s'Bismarck
Is the greatest man in Europe bya long way,
and he is every inch soldier, too" and his
strategy with the Paris Commune jus;ifies this
opiuop
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BatchcIor's Hair Dyc-rhe Best In tho
The only perfect dye Harmless, reliable, insanta
peous. [ a druggists.
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A ROYAL BETROTHAL.
Edinburg and the Princess Thyra Of
Denmark.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HEaALD.

LONDON, June is, 1871.
marriage has been arranged between the Prin.
cess Thyra OF Denmark and the Duke Of Ednburg
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Horace Greeley for President, Witllomt Re
gard to party, race colorMen's Strawsf2 90 Hats
reduced to an D largest stock offered the public ~
retail Closing out sale Boys HAS reduced from III % to
y" ee"'' Z. o. D. HAT COMPANY, Is oortandt street.
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Fine Lot Of Panama Hnts-Just Received
TERRY, 10 Union square and lls2 Broadway.