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Died.

AARoS-On Sunday, April q MARY j., beloved
vile or A. >. Aaron and daughter OF Peter and the
late Ann Hurley aged 20 years, months and IL
days.
Relatives and friends OF the family are respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral from her late resi-
dence, "a Kemsen street, Brooklyn, l.. d., on Tues
day afterno0n.at one O'Clock.
BLAKE-On Saturday, April !, at st. vlncents
HOSPITAL OWEN BLAKE a native OF Clongil, county
Meath, Ireland In HIS 3oth year.
The friends OF the family are respectfully invited TO
attend the FUNERAL TINS tMondayl AFTERNOON, at two
O'Clock, from the hospital 10 Calvary Cemetery for
interment
Drogheda and Maven preland) papers please
copy.
BRAssINGrov.-On Saturday, April ], OSCAR,
youngest son or John d. and Caroline BrassiDGton,
aged year, month AMI 70 days.
Funeral services Will be held NJ the residence OF
hts parents 222 East Eighty filth street, on Tuesday
Afternoon at enc O'Clock. The remains Will Gu
taken to Greenwood Cemetery for increment.
BRowN.--On saturday, April l, JAMES 7. BROWN
aged "a years.
The relatives and friends VI the family are invited
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY, April l-6 y. N.
AsBEs.--Reccipts, 4s packages. The market Quiet
bu, steady pot at SO IS 81 35 Pearl neglected
and nominal at rs 80 80 "a.
CorrrR.-The market duh bu. unchanged for
Rio Business restricted TO small parcels
from second hands at previous prices We quote -
Rio, ordinary cargoes, 10Ac. 10sac; far do, lie.
. like; good do, l2c 121ac. prime do. l3c.
a 1sSc.; extremes for lots, loac. lac, all gold,
bond; government bassl, 49, 2vc do. lsoc.
g2c; Singapore, lie I've. Ceylon, lbac. Hc; Nara
cabo lac. loo Lagusyrs 4c aoilc; Jamaica, l2c a
nhc.: ST. Domingo gold In bonds loc. l05c; Costa
Rica I3kc. y Ice Mania, hc n I5c., Mexican, I3c.
Ice. ; savanila, l3ISc. = l6c, All gold, duty paid.
CoTToS-1he market continued dull heavy and Irregular
under from Liverpool Values though not
generally lower most Instances 10 buyers favor I'M
considerable pressure sell, and ~ the close were
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FINAL STREET PRICES or STOCKS

The following were the closing street prices
Saturday evening for the principal stocks:--west.
ern Union Telegraph. $50 6s,s; Pacific Mail.
43% 43H; New York Central, consolidated, s6ll q
96ss; New York Central scrip e2& 90; Erie, 2l9l
2lT; Reading, lAsS lo45i; Lake Shore, 1928
lo2,s; Piitsburg, ll31 ia; Northwestern,
s9i< s9M; 40. preferred GA s7,s; Rock Island,
lis 115h; 81 Paul, ok Ga: do preferred, 7o,s
u 80; Wabash, 5S's $50; OHIO and Mississippi 47,4
a An; Boston, Hartford ana Erie, TX =; Union
Pacific, 20 a 2eis; Columbus, Chicago and Indiana
Central, % 23A.
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THE COURTS FOR APRIL.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT,

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
At the opening OF the April term OF this court
Judge Woodruff gave nouce to the members OF the
bar that jury would be taken up during the
present week, aud the attention OF the Court would
be directed to the hearing or appeals-other than
Admiralty appeas-appeals in bankruptcy, and Pc
titions OF review aud demurrers. The criminal pro-
ceedings would commence next week.
THE STATE COURTS.
The April term in the State courts promises to be
an unusually busy one Most OF the cases however
are OF MINOR character The General Term calendar
OF the
SUPREME COURT
Is more than ordinarily large but mainly made up Of
non-enumerated motions This court begins Its ses-
sions tomorrow and will sit In the Supervisors old
chamber which has now been set apart for Its per.
manent use. The Judges are the usual Judges-ln-
graham, Cardozo and Barnard. Judge Brady will
sit In Chambers, Judge Van Brunt In Part and
Judge sutherland In Part 2. There Will be no
Special Term next month and neither will there be
Judges Barbour. Mcneil and Jones hold the Gene
raj Term this month IN the
SUPERIOR COURT.
Judge Spencer Will SIT in special Term. Judges
Freedman and McCunn are respectively assigned TO
Parts and but as the frescolng ana other altera-
tons IN prog ess in tile chambers In which these
courts are held are not yet completed II IS doubtful
whether the courts will be able to SIT for week or
ten days TO come. Owing to the interregnum in
trials pending these alterations, which were COM
menced month ago, there IS large accumulation
OF causes on the calendars and when the courts are
them viii be prosecuted with an unwonted rush.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
In the Court OF Common Pleas Chief Justice DAILY
will hold Trial Term. Fart l; Judge Joseph F. DAILY
Trial Term, Part q Judge Robinson Equity Term
and Judge Loew Special Term. Chamber business
noon The equity calendar Will .e called.
BROOKLYN CITY COURT.
The April term OF the City Court will commence
to-day. Judge Nelson will preside and Judge
Thompson will hold Part 2. Judge McCue will at
tend 10 Special and Equity Term IN room IL. The
set down as counsel agree. There are 203 cases on
the calendar TO dispose of.
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COURT CALENDARS TIN; O,Y.

SUPREME CouRT-CIRcUIT-Par Held by Judge
Van BruntNOs. &c. 49, 81, Isl, 1873, 1885, 19 81, l4l
lo3 1921, 20y 2i3 1853, 1877, rs, 800 1891 2l7, 2231
Part 2-Hed by Judge Sutherlanc.-Nos 244, 246,
1888, 522 126a lo2, 200 $50, SO, l44 20s Us, 26s
CD, 1892 pa, SO, 70, 266.
COURT OF CoxMoN PLEAs-TRIAL TERM-Part L.
Held by Judge Daly.--set down causes-Nos 6s,
703 1892 s43 s44 64y 500 1884, 600. 49, s54 $685. $751;
sos. SOL. Part Held by Judge Joseph +. Daly.--
Set down causes-Nos: 5A sl3, $40. SIC, sl7, $40,
81, S22 S29, s25, 1872, 1858, S6s. sos, $3.50, e67.
TO- 70, IL IS, 10, So 81 So SO, 81 IS, &c. 81 S. 80,
20, oil, o. 50. "a, 95, 30, ~, 9s. 3d. 10O lol 1872
Judge Curtis.-Nos. 5042, 1858, 5354, 1850, 497l,
565 5175, 5lsl, 523s, 625e 5299, 5342, 6346 53G5,
5317 1891, 1896, 54o7, 544. 54z5 6426. 544s Sass,
503s, 1854, 5I53 1914, 1854, sl3s, e135. Part a.
Held by Judge Tracy.-Nos 6o2s, $3.50, GAZE, 60so,
0iaS 6i39.
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DEATH Of CAvAEAGA. THE REpUTEo THIEF.

Bryan Cavanagh, one OF the reputed thieves shot
on Thursday night last at Dobbs Ferry by State ofl
GERS John Scanned and owen Gillespie, where 1t is
alleged they mad gone for the purpose OF robbnr the
freight cars OF the Hudson River Railroad Company
died on SATURDAY. evening In Bellevue Hospital rom
the enects OF the wound Coroner Keenan, has
the case IN charge and VIII make an investigation
as soon as the attendance or the witnesses can be
secured. In the meantime the officers, whom It Is
believed shot deceased while In the performance OF
their duty, are not IN close CUSTODY but Will be forth
coming when required.
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LATEST PRICES OF GOVERNMENTS.

The following were the closing street prices OF
government bonds on Saturday evening:-Unlted
States currency SKIES, 1i55s a ll55s; 90. SKIES,
1881, registered, 1859. a iiGss; do do, coupon
ll6as Il6a; do. hve-twenties registered, May
and November teX-nterest), l0s7s a 1905: do. do.
1852 coupon, do MA ll2ss do. do, 1904, do do,
1l2s i1e1; do. do, 1885, do do, 1929 l2ls; do
do. registered, January AMI July, l14 III "a; do
do, 1855, coupon. do, ILL., lli; do. do. 1867 do
do, lllss ls; do do, 1865. do. do, NIX 1l1af
dc. tcn-iorties. registered, 1885, loSal; do. do
coupon. 1854 a 100.
THE CoCRsE OF THE GOLD MARKET
The extreme fluctuations daily In the price OF gold
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NEW ORLEANS VEGETABLE MARKET.--The New
Orleans Republican OF the 2Sth says that new pota
toes made their appearance In all the markets
and have an apDetizlng look. Green peas, spring
growth, are plentiful, ont not really fine. Cucum-
beers Of INDUSTRIOUS size and price are quite q drug
Uorseradsn IL eephantine In proportion ana prices;
poor people cannot aford To buy sufficient 10 pro-
duce a single tear. 0iher garden vegetables are
ABUNDANT although not cheap
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The quotations are based cotton in quality not
more than half grade above below the grade quoted
T5s receipts A. the ports to-day were ~ bales against
last year, a. follow. 1874 bales; New Orleans
2b67 Saes Mobile OBI bales Savannah LBS bales Charles
Baltimore. 100 bales New York SIS bales and Roson 40
same time last year. =
FLOUR AND GRAIN-Receipts- Flour, 1854 bills. corn
meal 655 bbls and 700 bushsis corn
So bushels oats bushels barley 1872 bushels
@S8 bushels malt, 2,b7 BUSHELS The -four quiet
but frm Tho sales about 5000 bbs. Corn meal
inactive without change in value We note sAles about
AM his ufk for WoatAr
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LARRY" k;RR'S toDG;R.
The Recent Gas Sunocation Cause.-The Body
Of stewart Claimed by His Relatives.


Of Stewart Claimed by His Relatives.
The body OF Donald Stewart, who was sufrocated
In his room at the Putnam House, corner OF Twenty
sixth street and Fourth avenue, on Wednesday
night last by nhaling gas, which he left flowing on
gong to bed, was yesterday claimed by MS brother,
living In Farmin2dale. l.. /. Deceased had bee a
laborer on the Rdgeleld and New York Railroa
near stamford, Connecticut. and was en- route to
Long Island at the time OF his death. He had been
accustomed to living where gas was burned ana It
Is somewhat strange that retiring at night he
should have blown the gas out instead Of turning 1t
on. Stewart was twentv-six years of age ana ma
tive OF bridgeport, Cape Breton. Nova ScOtia.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


LouNsBERRY-LyNEs.-In this city. on Thursday,
March 80, by Rev. q. Backman, Mr.. john +. L0UNs-
BERRY 10 Miss MINNIE A. LYNEs daughter OF
Edward Lynes, ESQ.,, all Of Brooklyn. No cards.
PERTNE-HUNTER.- Sunday evening, Marcn
26 by tine Rev. John J. Bronner, Mr. ALONzo ].
PERINE to Miss MARY Z. HUNTER, oil OF this city.
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Wheat was less active but Grmer closing nomnSly 81 50
x.
s%S:' s 49, '::s; 81
ms :a - .srs about , At &c 20,
Es Ss ~ r%
Of $1,000 bushels within The range Rye was dull and nomi
nal The absence Of business. Barley good dsma
and 81 % for state Peas aot IN demand
and prices were wholly nominal At about 81 - duty paid In
.s m,,s:s sns,s wa,
s
;sR
sS
as .Ds back .s s
John, D. q Ssan1ss 's roc soS Ss con ~.
prices we're nominal At 6ac lSc for bags and Ice 1870
qno..es change prices for shipping quail.
continued fair. and !0 price: were ODtaned We quote
sssh '.ss :'s's 81 s ;'s f1; y. g.
g. n H. psSs' We ssd as g. M Western &C.
81 both wess and
sss sss s..s's As ss
\: f.
supply being moderate OF foreign heard Of sales
&c. We auote:-
Cuba-Centrifusa and mxed...... aoc as.c Csc &c.
Hascovado rennins Sc sc
i, Muscovado grocery............. a 3sc a!bc.
EnaIi.S c AISLE Sc 400
NAVAL sronrs-rhe market wa. irregular, ' OPENING
weak and decidedly lower for ro.n but
es sna sS s a, Ye s s Ta "a So BID for
Later zoo DBL: strained realized " 90 holders generally de-
@.ss.s %. s Ss Va: n.s ssss
wa nSsr n aiS ~ q So
figure the market clossd arm but quiet
les:
n od Tor s
2Sc The Philadelphia market recovered from the de-.
market 91 ss.
% ss se Latter ~ hall
and OO0 bb., July, 25c Al the creek on either road
r s and fierce.
pork lis eos cat cat meats. Sss packages. lard 1903 b6s
ua T M BID Sr sna 81
ws as q e %
and $29 $50 for do Texas Gu. meats without sales
sSsy long clear Butter and cheese
from ,sc .Sc and 20 terces Carolina at from SC
Storm. market in The main was wi.bou. decided
prices without quotabe change mad downward tendency,
closing weak at &c. for fair to good refining Cuba
9c 10c and $50 boxes and l79 hhds mostly private
quote 70 common rsanins. ssc a. ssc
tsir 70 good fair refining, &c. ssc good TO- prime
&c prime % choice grocery loc 1O.c cep.riluga hogs
standard d Mo-; 70 sse as.sc do 10 e H. sc assc
70 ~ l2sSc LAC; do, white 1s<c l2A. Porto Rico
S sas baS standard s M so r.
Java-Dutch standard, Nos IL to Y, 9kc Manifs-
Current clayed and SUPERIOR &c. &C. New 0rleans-Ren
ing grades, TIC. sAc; grocery grades, &c. q l0c
STKARINE was quiet but steady 30 erces sold, AT IKE
from dock.
Receipts. sls bags The demand for Calcutta lin.
seed fairly active AMI prices steady The sales
1900 bags 81 % lbs 60 days. 1850 bags and
Loo pockets 81 20 So lbs 90 days. all 10 arrive per
Chevaer and 00 bags per Edith Warren, 81 30 So
bs SO days. Other descriptions held at former prices
but the demand limited and effected.
rALLow moderately active and prices firm, with
sales Of ~, 900 lbs at87tc. n SC.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., $40 bbs The market firm, with
sales Of eco bbls., at &c.
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INSTRUCTION.


A DvANTAGEs.- TOwNsEND's BUSINESS COLLEGE,
IA 1856 Bowery.-Prvate instruction, day and evening"
bookkeeping, Penmanship English Branches Shorthand,
0erman French Spanish Clashes Elocon Mathematics,
&C. Practical Teegraphy. Ladies' departmental.
r THOMPsoN's COLLEGE, 70 FOURTH AVENUE.
"a Opposite Cooper institute bookkeeping Writing,
Private Lessons day and evening LAdes' department.
Telegraphy practically taught
AT PAINE's COLLEGE, ~ BOwERY, BoOKKEEP-
IA ing Arithmetic, Penmanshp, without which young men
Incompetent TO enter Into business for
Others are taught ut hours sutny "a writing lessons g. CO.
A GOOD HANDWRITING TAUGHT IN TEN PRIVATE
IA Lessons, BY OLIVER b. GOLDSMITH, the reputed
Penman Of America Rooms 10 East Fourteenth street Suc-
cess guaranteed Apply this week
ROYs PREPARED FOR BUSINESS AT DoLBEARs
- Commercial College, s7b Broadway corner Eaheentb
street can always secure good places stores Offices or
banks They have private lessons and more OF bust
ness writing bookkeeping arithmetic, &C. IN one Quarter
summer. - - e'"''s -
(ylEsE's BoARDING SCHOOL FOR LADIRs-Es-
~ Mpkncu many years; hrst class
osrmsny- '~A"'"i
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,tor forward delivery the market withou. decided
change. The sales to-day $500 bales follows =:
APRIL 500 = is iSSc so0 Isc lOo At May 200
10 ssch Nav 100 sn s-'a su ae a. and Id
July a iss.c, together; June, 500 a Isslc. eco
Change s0o bale: folows 800 Al lss1c Nay $40
july S s,l foss Sslss The .1erss:
quotations Of yesterday future sales
August, Nc. We quote =
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Personal Intelligence.

President Grant, Mrs. ana Miss Grant stopped for
a short time yesterday, while en- route to West Point
at the Fifth Avenue.
General George G. Meade is quartered at the Fifth
Avenue.
Henry Stafford Northcote, Of London, yesterday
arrived at the Albemarle.
Pablo r. Garcia ana Ysidora Creci from Cuba,
yesterday arrived at the New York Hotel.
United States Senator william A. Buckingham. OF
Connecticut, is soournng at the Fifth Avenue.
c. Bashford Secretary Of Arizona Territory Is
staying at the Astor House.
General H. L. Robinson Of Binghamton, Is stop
ping at the St. Nicholas.
Mrs. Senator Sprague has apartments at the Hon.
man House.
d. c. Linsley, Assistant Chief Engineer Of the
Union Pacific Railroad, Is residing at the Clarendon
Hotel.
stephen Sanford, OF Amsterdam, is a sojourner at
the st. James.
Colonel H. G. De Alma, OF Washington, Is guest
at the Aston House.
J. b. Lippincott, the Philadelphia publisher, is q
guest at the Fifth Avenue.
A. Henderson, OF New Orleans. Is staying at the
st. James,
General J. G. Foster, OF Boston, is at the Astor
House.
s. p and J. @. Greene. delegates from BuGralo to
the New York state Grand Lodge Of Masonry, are
domicied at the ST. George Hotel.
J. G. Holland Timothy Ttcomb) Is temporarily
residing at the Brevoort House.
r. de Trobrland, Of the United States Army, is
quarered at the New York Hotel
Asa Packer, OF Pennsylvania, is sojourning at the
Astor House.
Judge Comstock. of Syracuse, is Staying at the
Fifth Avenue.
Dr. Frederick lie Clerc OF France is at the Everett
House.
J. @. spaulding Of the United States Navy, L.
uuartered at the st. Nicholas
Professor ]. w. French, Of the West Point
Academy, Is stopping at the Brevoort House.
Colonel B. p. Cheny, OF Boston, is residing ut the
Fifth Avenue.
Hiram Sbley, Of Rochester, is at the st. Nicholas.
United states Senator Henry Wilson, OF Massa~
chusetts arrived yesterday at the Aston House.
George w. Childs, OF the Philadelphia Ledger, DR.
rived last evening the Filth Avenue HOTEL He Is
to depart for Europe on the Scotia to-day. lie was
accompanied from Philadelphia by party Of gen.
tlemcn consisting Of Mayor Fox, John W. Forney,
william J. Mexican, A. J. Drexel, r. 4. Peterson
and Others who will escort him down the bay.
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During the present week nearly all the prin-
cipal hotels at the leading watering places will
be open to the public. In q few days this
great city will be as nearly empty ms 1t is pos
sble for it to become, and the watering place
and seaside hotels will be full Of guests.
Large, comfortable and airy houses in the town
will be abandoned for wretched, unventilated
and inaccessible rooms in the country. Every
city in the land will contribute its quota to
make the watering places and the seaside
resorts as crowded and as disagreeable as
possible. Aside from the health-giving waters
the refreshing breezes from the sea at New
port and Long Branch, there will be good
deal Of assumed gayety to make any of them
endurable but 1t may well be doubted if the
multitude who rush away from the cities will
be half so comfortable as the multitude whom
business or necessity detains in the town.
This American hotel life during the summer
season is vapid sort of existence. 1t is easy
to understand why the owner of cottage at
Saratoga or by the sea should prefer country
life to town life in the summer; but why
young men or young women should desert
comfortable homes to shut themselves up in
rural hotels, without any amusement except
that afforded by their own idle tongues, is be-
yond comprehension. Hunting and fishing
are rational amusements, we'll worth all the
hardships which accompany them. Boating
and other athletic sports afford much real
pleasure. Sea bathing is delightful. But
country board or on the beach at Long Branch
is q bore. Some day the American people
may come to recognize these things, and to
act upon better system Of spending the hot
summer days.
In the meantime the HERALD can only
chronicle what there is Of actual interest at
the watering places, and lessen the ennui Of
the unhappy denizens of the summer resorts
by the relief which its ample pages are always
sure to bring
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settled that question. There was no necessity
for putting this resolution in the platform
The idea of the Confederate debt ever being
assumed by the federal government was
utterly secuted by General McCook in his ad-
dress to the Convention. The democrats of
Ohio, like those Of other Northern States, have
made good start, but they have still some
dead weight to carry and this may prevent
them winning in 1872. Whatever may be
the result Of the election in Ohio, or of
elections in other Northern States, they
cannot expect to succeed In the Pres
Dental contest against General Grant, unless
the party everywhere repudates JEFF Davis
and those impracticable Southern ire-eaters
and disorganizers who keep up sectional pre-
JUDGES and alarm conservative people. Ad-
NIT that Davis does not represent public opin-
ion in the South, IS he certainly does not that
Of the Northern democrats, his insane and dis
turbing utterances will be used effectively by
the radicals to damage the democracy. If the
democrats should not openly denounce this
man and his heresies they will be held respon-
sible. The war issues will be revived, and
all that the party in the North may accomplish
by its new departure will prove unavailing.
So sensitive is public feeling yet on tho war
question and with regard to the conduct Of
JEFF Davis and those who with him took pro-
minent part in the rebellion. Nor will it be
enough for the Northern democrats to repu-
date JEFF Davis and his disturbing utterances;
the Southerners themselves must come out
boldly and declare they disapprovs of his Ian
guage and conduct at Atlanta. The impress
sion must be removed that this man may be q
leader again. He and all such obnoxious men
must be kept down. The democrats Of the
North cannot carry such weight, however
favorable their prospects may be in this sec
ton of the republic. Will the Southerners
throw overheard their Jonahs to save the de-
mocratic party and the South from further
radical oppression2 That is the question.
Upon their answer, perhaps, the Presidential
election Of 1872 may turn.
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TR IPLE SH E E T


4
acknowledgements
acknowledgements.
3-Parls: First Three Days OF the Struggle Between
tne commune and the Republic in the Capital;
How the City was Entered; Burning Paris
west NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Vile Murder
In Massachusetts-The Weehawken Murder.
the spring Trotting Meetnef Re Great IL Eng 2.
lish Derby-Yachting lntegence-The Chris.
tan Moral Science observation-disclosures
County Politics-The Military Visitors-The
Camden Murders-Rallioad Matiers-Army
ana Naval Intelligence miscellaneous Tele.
5-Masonc Matters: Assembling OF the Grand
Lodge OF Flee and Accepted Masons-The
New Caplao! and Masonry-A Sensation Elk.
Code In Pennsylvanla-Brooklyn sunday
School Parade-Trustee Riley's Troubles-1he
Harnellsville Erie Railroad Strike Real Estate
IN Tex8s-NewarK's Sanitary Scare-What
Does 1t Mean f-TomDs Tampering: Attempt
OF TWO SAiiul Burglars to Escape from the
Newark
6-Editorias: Leading Article. 'The Ohio Demo-
cnacy and the New Platform'-Personal In
telligence-Foreign Personal Gossp-Amuse.
ment Announcements.
1-France: Position OF NJ. Theirs on the case Of
the Orleans Princes Tranquility Prevailing
Throughout France-The Pope's Jubilee :
Yachting In Engand-Central and South
America-Disaster In Chinese Naters-Mex-
co-The West lndies-Tne Redskins in Bos-
tOn-Mut1ny and Murder-Suceessful Scout In
New NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Telegraph-Busi-
ness Notices.
Dollar Costume-The Tuite Stabbing Case
The Red Mans Wrongs-Financial and Com
merclal Rep0rts-Domestic Markets.
Murder-Marriages and Deaths-Advertise
ments
IO-News from wasbington-Local Intelligence
Shipping lnteilGeGSe-AGveriisemen
Observation-Disclosures.
12-AdvertisementS
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FOREIGN PERSONAL GOSSIP.

Prince Mural has left Brussels for France.
The Emperor Of Russia will go to Berlin In the
month OF July.
M Emile Onivler OF whom nothing has been
heard for some time, Is now residing quietly at Turin,
Empress Maria Alexandrowna OF Russia Ia
now In Scnwalpacb, a watering place in South Ger
many.
The Emperor ana Empress of Germany will
90 to Baden Baden alter the adjournment OF the
Reichsrath, beginning Of tins month.
The Emperor Francis Joseph, OF Austria, has
ordered the foundation or an academy OF sciences
Mt Cracow RMS institution will have a Polish char
acter.
Prince Bismarck has asked the Hamburg
Senate whether the acquisition OF the Islands OF
SptzDcrgen by sweden would not injure the ship
ping interests Of Germany.
-Essad Pacha, the Turkish Envoy who was &C NJ
to congratulate the Emperor OF Germany, was IN
vited 10 q court dinner In Berlin and received IN
order OF high degree from Emperor William