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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-25

THE NEW LoAN.-It is reported that less
than twelve millions Of dollars of the first
of the new loan now remains to be
marketed, the banks having within few
days subscribed for about thirty millions Of
dollars of the portion reserved for domestic
account. 1t is wonder that the whole two
hundred millions Of dollars was not taken by
the banks long ago but they thought policy
of procrastination the better one, and hoped
for something to turn up which should keep
them in the privilege Of banking on six per
cent bond Considering that the national bank
system was created to make q market
for the war loans of the government between
1868 aud 1865, it looks like presumption on
the part of these institutions to be discon-
tented with any privilege vouchsafed to them
at all, even that of banking upon the four per
cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-25

RIor1Na IN Mexico. The special corre-
spondent of the HERALD in the city of Mexico
reports religious riot at Morelia. 1t appears
very late in the day for such extreme hostility
to federation and progress, but our Mexican
neighbors occasionally indulge their old-fash-
toned propensities.
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aspiration, and the demonstration to-day
attests at once the glory Of Italy and the
honor of America. If Rome should recover
some of its ancient splendor and again become
the capital of a free and happy people, as
seems not unlikely, this celebration would
receive peculiar justification. The American
people delight in whatever makes other nations
free, great and happy as well as prosperous.
And this we conceive to be the tendency Of
unity in Italy and tho excuse for its celebra-
ton in this city.
We are not of those who see danger to the
Church in the political success of the Italians.
This we have said so often that there is no
occasion to enlarge upon it now, but even
here the American example is Invaluable.
The progress of the Roman Catholic Church
in the United States is unexampled Who
can doubt that this progress as been mostly
fostered by our free institutions? Protestant
ism has been outstripped in growth 10 its
chosen field, while in France and even in Ire
land Catholicism has retarded. In this age
religious, as we'll as political, progress is de-
pendent upon the freedom OF the masses, and
the masses cannot be free without unity of race
and national supremacy. If these facts are re-
cognized by the bishops Of the Catholic Church,
aud especially by the Italian bishops, Italy
can be made second to no country in Europe.
But even if the assistance which the priest
hood can give to progress be for time de-
MED, the Italian people have splendid future
before them, and the encouragement which
New York this day sends to Rome will help
them to work out their own destiny.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-25

THE TROUBLES IN TExAs.-Our special cor
respondent at Brownsville sends us further
news of the squabble between Governor Davis
and Judge Russell, in relation to the appoint
ment of Wood as Health Officer at Brazos
Santiago.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-25
The Disbandment OF tho National Guar,
and tho International Society.

The Disbandment OF tho National Guard
and tho International Society.
The proposed disbandmeut of the National
Guard of France has been the subject Of an
excited debate in the Assembly. According
to our special despatch from Paris spprehen-
sions of the International Society still haunt
the minds of the French Ministry and to
still a greater degree the majority of the
National Assembly. M. Theirs advocates
the partial dissolution of the Guard, while the
party of the Right is in favor of an Immediate
and incorporating disbandment," on the
plea that the incendiary influence of that
society pervades the whole organization.
The debate led to tumult NJ. Theirs was
violently interrupted during his speech
and threatened to resign. General
Ducr6t's amendment for the gradual
dissolution of the National Guard was
then adopted by large majority. NJ
Theirs is not on the best terms with the ma
Jority, neither is he much beloved by the
minority. Hence these violent dissensions
may precipitate matters to crisis and to the
overthrow of the present government. 1t is
officially announced that the anniversary of
the republic is to be celebrated on September
8. We still hope that the republican form of
government in France will be a lasting one,
but it is, unfortunately, not impossible that
September 3 may dawn upon a monarchy.
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italy, killing and injuring thrty-two persons.
Such is our cable report from Rome.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-25

TIE WISCONSIN DEMOCRACY BRAvELY FACE
THE MUsIo.-The Wisconsin democracy, with
Senator James R. Doolittle as their candidate
for Governor, have bravely taken the field on
the ''new departure" They say:-''That as
the late amendments to the constitution have
been declared by the properly constituted
authorities to be part Of the fundamental law
Of the land, they are binding on the people,
and that the democratic party are opposed
to the withdrawal of civil and political rights
from any class of the people; and that we
demand the removal Of all political disqualifi-
cations This recognition of negro emanci-
patton, negro civil equality and negro suffrage
is long step forward; but the misfortune is
that it comes too late to make any very de-
cided impression in favor of the waking up
democracy, even in Wisconsin. Doolittle,
however, with his republican antecedents,
may do much for the cause; but we shall see.
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GENERAL HANCooK-A STARTLING Demo-
CRATIC OFJEorIoN.-An Ohio democratic
paper, the Napoleon North Wester, says
Governor Hoffman is 'played out;" that ''the
republicans set trap for him (the Orange
procession) and caught him )" that Pendeton
is the man for tie democracy that ''Hen-
bricks has no strength out of Indiana, and
that, as for General Hancock, che is not to
be thought Of" But wherefore? Because
''he was a party to the military murder of
Widow Surratt." This is a startling demo-
cratic objection, and, mean as it may be, we
suspect that with its ventilation down South,
General Hancock will lose caste with the fire.
eaters as their Presidential favorite. General
Hancock, in connection with the hanging of
Mrs. Surratt, simply did his duty as soldier
under the orders of his superiors and the laws
Of the army; but, for all that, it is probable
that the revival of this awful affair will operate
to the prejudice of the General among the
democratic chivalry. South and North.
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Mr.. DoIaAo.
We publish this morning some extrscts from
the speech delivered yesterday by Hon. Co.
lumbus Delano at Sandusky, Ohio, on ''the
policy and conduct" and gratifying success
Of General Grants administration In our
foreign and domestic affairs, including its
retrenchments in expenditures its savings
Of the public money, its progress In the
redemption Of the public debt, its general
policy Of peace at home and abroad, &C., as
contrasted with democratic financiering in
New York and Kentucky. As the summer
season of fashion and recreation at the seaside
and the springs, and among the woods. lakes,
mountains and prairies draws to close, we are
admonished that with the season for the fall
business in our cities and towns, the season
for active work from the politicians in refer
ence to the approaching autumnal elections
comes on. Henceforward, therefore, till after
the Presidential election Of 1872, our political
affairs, and the movements of our political
parties, and the drift of our political elections
will largely occupy the people and the news
paper press of the whole country. Conse-
quently, looking to the paramount Importance
Of the Presidential question, we shall hence
forth make the politics of the day at home
view the speech of Mr.. Delano will serve to
indicate the republican plan Of operations In
Ohio for their coming October elections.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-25

GENERAL BUFFERS SPEECH AT SPRING
fTELD-General Butler makes strong fight
for the Governorship of Massachusetts,, and
promises to make the coming Convention at
Worcester somewhat too hot for his opponents.
He opened his campaign last night in speech
at Springfield, in which he bitterly assailed
several republican journals which opposed
his nomination. After dlsposing of personal
matters his address was mainly devoted to q
discussion of the labor reform movement and
review of the State administration, exposing
many glaring frauds which had been perpe-
trated upon the treasury. The speech is
Characteristic of the man, and is more about
General Butler than anything else.
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The Brooklyn Yacht Club Regatta q
New London To-Day.

PEQU0T House, NEW LONDON, August "a, 1871
Owing to head winds and reported heavy weather,
but four OF the Brooklyn Yacht Club reet which
have arrived, at eight O'Clock this evening. They
are the Addic, Kaiser Wilhelm, Kate and Maggie
Il. No doubt the balance OF the Meet Will pc mere
contest are fully arranged, an interesting aqussic
festival is anticipated.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-25

THE REPUBLICAN STATE CENTRAL Con-
MITTEE endorses the Anti-Greeley General
Committee Of this city as the genuine article;
and the Republican State Convention OF
the 9th of September, at Saratoga Springs,
will, no doubt, endorse the action Of
the State Central Committee. What then will
Mr.. Greeley do? Nobody knows; but, as Mr..
Toots says, ''iis Of no consequence" At
present Mr.. Greeley does not like the pose
pouement of the State Convention to the 27lh
of September, nor the endorsement OF the
Murphy organization by the State Committee.
But what does this signify, when we all know
that In every case where two men ride the
same horse together one must ride behind, and
when we see that Mr.. Murphy in this case has
the front seat and know that he cant bt
budgedf
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Yachting Note.
The Phantom. N.Y.Y.O., Messrs. StebblnA u a.
anchor In Buttermuk unanne.
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NIBLoS GARDEN, ROADWAY between Prince m
Houston sts.-TnE DRAMA Fritz.
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS eYsylsi.

LIMA EDwIN's THEATRE. No 72u NORTHUMBERLAND
Icons MINsIRELR
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WOODS MUSEUM Broadway, corner Goth 81 Perform
ances afternoon and evenng-LoLA.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
ADJUSTMENTS.
THE EXCITEMENT UNABATED.
UNPRECERENTED SUCCESS
-- OF THE
MILTON GOLD JEWEtRI COMPANY,
sos NINTH STREET

sos NINTH STREET.
Their Spacious Sslesr Constantly Crowded with
the Elite OF Washington.
NO SUCH FURORE OvER ANY EVENT FyyR
BEFORE WITNESSED IN WASHINGTOH.
The public should bear in mind these facts, name
The Jewelers. retail 10 for pure gold
Tnat he exquisite styles and designs of these cell
eeratea goods sarpass that Of any gold jewery
That the price of the famous Milton Gold JeweIry
Is within the reach OF ali classes.
Gold. ''''' " '"e'n
That the Milton Gold Jewelry is extensively worn
BY the srlstocraoy and Nobility Of England and
Frances as well as by the beauty and fa,hioa Of
That the Milton Gold Jewelry Company guarantee
fancy equsi 70 Virgin Gold.
That the Popular Milton Gold Jewelry Company's
goods can be purchased in Washington only at sos
That their goods wear as well as the rurest gold.
That any article in this grand and unsur passed
collection can be purchase for one dollar.
That the demand tor our matchless goods In w ash
lDgtoD - increasing daily.
That we are receiving twice week, per steamer,
new az numberlees attractive styles of our Latest
manufa etuItd goods.
That as substitute for gold II has no equal.
That all the newspapers advertise its wonderful
That all visitors to our store are treated with
marked couItssy by our Sales Ladies'.
our salesroom at once ana examine for themselves
Our establishment, at No. sos Ninth street, Is
already recognized Of the leading institutions
OF the city Thousands OF people hsve listed it
aud all who have purchas articles here have CONS
away more than satisfied that they received full
ssIesroom open daily from a. m. until D. m.
my2S lts
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~ 1.OO3 GIFTS.
URAND GIFT COHOERr ASDDfsrBIBUTIos

FOR TIE BENEFIT OF
I~ ronndtss AsytHn., Sias,s Of Charuy, NtT.
home, WaShiagtes.
70 be held In Wsshipgtou, D. o., under and b.
m,ssoner OF Internal Revenue, on Wednesday Jui-
The following Gifts will be awarded the succe.sru
ticket holders By the Commirsioners story Brict
Aouses % n. Calvert a., Baltimore, s3s 90 22ig
s sIss b,m .1;L Land in washpgton CO. nd WIFI
Ohio Canal SO 6oo. SstOry Brc2 House s igs sai
ton st;, Baltic, sis.coO s story Brick House, %
m nie. ron fine Bs,ds1es ne
location $500 ps Es nesr
ss% i0essq 81 ane He:d:ncs near
Cash G. $50 c Ssns:, s;fs frs;Sei
snd Lincoln County Hebrs.ks, per cent. god lot
Shares National mecbsncs' BaSR. B SHsa H. H.
sns,ss Citfzens National Bank, BALTIC; 100 .hsres
Sortherp Central LOO shares Erie X r.; 20
Wmua ssa0 ana sad ps Ssi0 Shares Pna
ss s a. nsc0IIoreH I Elton gag comm,,,,
.E.t:rscss MAJ. Gen b. Hnntsr, a.. 1 Ws.s:
iDgtoD. d: o.; Bon. Jas. 8. Eegley, Pittsbure Pa;
tirst Nation al Bank, Hsgerstown, Md; Applicant
AZ Tsp as 4sgsrstown. Nd Hon. B. Brent,
DEEDS Of the above Heal Estate certified by
IN the hands 9, The Tru:ses Tickets and
y nS,is Dsslsr.: sas Penn Syiya.is sysnas; " Fl
svenae; Benz D.woT, ysweiier, sic Pepn.ylv.pis
s S:s1Ss g. Dudley Real Estate ESYi;sns
Gepersi Agent, stationer and Printer. No IN
aseau street. New York.
- Orders BY mail VIII receive prompt s,trn
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DISEY POINT PAVILION,
ST. MAYS COUNTY, MARYLAND.
II ViR8INIA.

This fsyorite and celebrated watering place win
oner additiOpal attractions this seASon; n 4
s snepg Other Im pIovements thrre has been YEA
sdlonIng the raIlor; the psrior has been enisrsvi
AND n UGH improved, and the proximity Of the two
renders each easily accessible Ii will be he ut In a
style not surpassed anywhere in Virginia.
The waters OF these special springs either cure on
greatly relieve moet eases Of ecrofna Incipien Con
Ghro1le Pnepmonis Ohrcnic Dyspepsis, Ohrouie
great value in those sHeetions which peculiar to
me female constitution and appetizer q tonic
and general restorative, thew are, perhap- M ri
vailed amongst mineral waters The proprietor v al
have provided Tor the lawns and ballroom q ffst-
class band OF music, and In general all the sources OF
smuseneIt and recreation usually found at our beet
Summer resorts will be st the conmand OF the ens
eleven % thirteen hours Of Richmond, wsshington
Baltimore, ETC.. BY rail, all In day light Passen,
sers leave the cars Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Kali
read at Goshen Depot, aud new and elegant stace
eosehts, passing rapidly over a sunooth and level
road OF only eight miles set down the visitors al he
springs TO tee. = - " ~
JAMES 4. FRAZIER. Proprietor.
Or. II. Il EoEL, OF Baltimore, Resident Physician
- The Rockbrfdse Wster for sale By the p-fnei-
pal Druggists OF he United States.
=. Descriptive pamphlets sent free on applica-
I'm,
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WASHINGTON C. THURsDAY. MAY a5 t....n- TWO
SPECIAL NOTICES.
IHAyl LUST RETuRNEpFRoM NEW 70

AvIyUsT RETpRNEpF From NEW YoRK
With an ir1meHse stock Of FANCY GOODS,
DRUGS, and AL the leading PATENT nkDI-
GiNEs Of the day, which 1 WI sell at my former
70 pay elsswheIs., name In part:
Browns jamaica Ginger.... ........-.40
eehencks Syrup and Sea Weed Tonfc; q
hyons hsiron and Barry's Trio opheI
Burnetts Cecosine and siiston S
II ,ostetter's and Plantation Bitters
Iler's Herk IS
Coaate Soap retailed at half the regular prices
Laird Bieem and Magnolia Balm ........ ....... 50
Minchesers Hypophophites,
TarraDts selt7er
Lanman KsmRs Florida Water. ...7O
Gin sDGn Soiis s!Es oG.tIsi a. H9 ,nSs
e cents and 81, an endless variety; Tooth, Hair,
Towels, Chamoy Skins, Lponges, Prepar atoms for
he Hair, Face, Skin, Toilet; Combs, Cosmetics,
Perfumery, &c. All will positively be sold at CON
sidersbly lower rates than elsewhere. am deter.
mined to make IL an object to give me a call.
L. ARTHUR NATTANS. Druggist.
myB Corner I'd and ID streets, N. W.
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The Fester Jary Not such Idiots as
Was eupp0sed

1,ro,oL .. AAfaer ~ "a fut Degroc.
INV York, May IS The jury In the FOsterl
case this morning returned a verdict OF murderl
in the frst degree, with . reoomme ndation TO.
mercy. akeeeer b vile fretted % tears, hut the
prisoner was unmoved- Ne was remAnded TN
20 morrow for penterces judge stuart, the
prlsonsrf colnsef, ocr ptunsd Of the articles int
many Of the papers rejecting on the prisoner,
especially the one IN the 7iIbHas to-day, and
moved FOR the arrest OF the editor Of the TrbAHe
for contempt Of court Jedse Cardozo declined,
% take action Mr.. Stuart then moved for an
arrest Of Judgment IA Posters case, Argument
on which viii be heard TO morrow.
The nrst OF the new crop OF Pstana rice was
sold to-day Ter cents per pound.
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GREAT REDUCTION

IN Old BYE AND BOURBON WHISTLES,
OF the foiiowing brands, viz:-Fsmily Nectar, 5
SSears Old, sag per es.; -Bobsrtson, do: 90 50
Baker sdo IS do; Pine Apple, rectifed,) 81 50
DO. BRANDIES-INoehelier, S3 do; do. Zine
w S.Sd' pnPgy g., isss SO Califp,n Brahly'
berry Br ndy. Liberal ditconnt 70 the trsds.
PROPRIETOR Of the n Ns Sne Vins tbitt.rs.
myll 1917 and 1919 Renn'a avenue
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Lewis yohnsoa %. QuOte stocks and bonds d
home and foreign markets. As follO~s:
NEW YORK, Nav 3 u. q Sc. ISL. coupon. IL
s1s, ", coupon. lnt t3s, ~. coupon, III ga
- coupon, H. nes, Is, coupon; llsA
coupon, Desl: Currency Ga. ilsAs Mariposs.s s., =
pretd, Canton, sSs; Cumberland, =. ". q t.
W Power, ~: Adams EIp. sOSs: Wells, va.
Gov r.p., Sk; American EIp., ssA: y. :. RAJ
6A; n i. Cent HndsOn, pa. do. Scrip, ~ T.
Ere, SY Old DO. Iprefd, :; Harlem, lSs do. rref j
q; kesdins, lHssi nShissn oeut - nist
ssG sSs' as sn fss So a. IN s Ssn ,Tr
ge9; tlev. Dol, ON, L Isds,-:S j Ce1t., iia !.
Rpet i.'sne, ms; MI Sc Paul; o. DO; pre- q
nooid: 1T Wayne. st Alton A Terre Haui.
:: Han: q g. 20, ios: ehicsro Alton, no., d.
Ind. Cen, z3S; Tenn. state sires old. 7i4. DO
new, rs, We. state sizes, old az: q. siKes, old
90 de-, new, go. Missouri sixes, So; Centre
fseine Bond. los: y. p. la BOods, ~ ofsre
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EVENING STAR.
WASHINGTON News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvKSuR.-The receipts from this
source to- day were si29 ,4l4.
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q Bankrupt Raftroad.

BosTor, May 1o-1ne Boston, Hartford and
Erie Railroad Company n In the Circuit Court
to-day, ON the Application of fnoch Sweat 70
have Judge Shipleys Bankruptcy decree set
amount Of 1000. He n opposed BY Seth
Adams and Others, upon whose petition the
road vas declared bankrupt. Juge Clifford IL
Is . long List OF counsel, including Butler, u
employed BY the Adams party.
The Jury in the case Of Koran, tor killing
ofhcer Packard; fAiled % agree upon q verdict,
and We re dischsrled.
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THE nomination Of Mr.. James X. Partridge,
Of Maryland to be minister plenipotentiary
and envoy extraordinary to Brazil, has been
confirmed by the Senate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-25

CoNGRHssMRN JAMES BROOKS left New York
Tuesday on tour around the world, going first
to California by the Pacific Railroad. He will
visit Japan and China, and will be absent
several months.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-25

CHIEF JUSTICE CHASE, whose health con-
tinues TO improve, will leave here next week for
Michigan.
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IrtsTzoueHr that the Senate win get through
with all business before It this afternoon, and
adjourn sise dse.
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PASSED ASSISTANT PAYMAsTKR GEORGE w.
Brown has been ordered to duty as assistant to
Pay Director Boggs, at the Washington Navy
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THE PRESIDENT and Secretary Boutwell,
visited the Capitol yesterday afternoon, and
AFTER spending q few minutes with Vice Presi-
dent Colfax, the President proceeded to his
room near the Senate Chamber, where he had
interviews with Messrs. Morton, Conkling
Cameron, and other prominent Senators.
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The m.rness ro-Dsv.

BALTIMORE. May Is --Cotaou unsettled MIDI
ppisnds, le,<sles; lo~ mssasirs, lssSI6. 3
,s.Tly .casys for al sosDe srsass' and ingo.d
choice white Sssa f.ir g prime o. sssl IS prime
70 choice rsd1el sese7; fair % good, 81 sOa IS
Sl.S; Penssyl.snis % sesI ga oorn-.aSII
w. seSs s5d prices unchanged. Rye hrmer, 81 a
sctiNs shoulders, 7ss7k RIB sides, ga s9,< clear,
~ TT, sssE, hans sugar cured, l6al7. Lard dull.
bi s5AElI r ssa. NAY 2, yrrtsis ,iEss Cd 81
ssktd' Do, coupon old. 81 bid 70 asked: 10. nes
a bud North CaroliDas. ola g bid. sSBs asked DO
HEw YoRk. Nay rs Gold stesdy. at iIXsIis. :.
Goyernnents ssesdy but du a.. stocks steady Money.
0arolinas. q; do. new. ~. Exchange. long, lO's !;
NV foRK. Nay B.-ybour quiet and unchanged !
heat cutt and and unchsnsec. Corn. dull and &c !.
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THuRsrONp IyOkr PEARL TOOTH Pow.
teeth Sold By AL druggistA Price, and 30 cents,
.JOUvEHy lHoDoR0ue GLOVE CLEANER re.
stores soilsd gloves equal 70 new Sold By all drug.
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: JTHn PHN1sTEyAHIA DEMOCRATIC CONVEX.
.rios met at Harrisburg yesterday. The follow-
ing Nominations we're made Auditor general,
surveyor general, Captain j. m. Cooper, of
Laurence county. Mr.vw. A. Wallace was
elected char man of the State central commit
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
Associated Press Reports.
FROM EuROPE TOD Az.
BLOOD AND FIRE!
S.fr.fGERr Nv P.fRIS!
CONTINUATION OF THE CONFLICT.
TIE vERsAILIIsrs STILL SUCCESSFUL
Fierce Fighting To-day.
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR,
BLOOD AND FIRE!
S.fT.fGERr Nv P.fRIS,
OF The CONFLICT.
TIE vERsAILIIsrs STILL SUCCESSFUL
Fierce Fighting To-day.
NO QUARTER!

DEsTRUCcION OF THE PALACES.
luxembourg Blown Cp-PsIafs
hoy Ale BuFDed-Only One-thtrd
Of the Louvre Saved-Tuile-
rfes In Ruins, &C.
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Mountaiss On Fire.

NEW YORK, May 2s.LFisee on the mountains
IN snlnrans Ulster and Delaware counties avs
swept over 10000 acres Of woodland. Three
cabins wefe destroyed, and II Is believed al ths