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Associated Press Reports.
THE WAR IN EUROPE.
Telegraphed Erclusire,y to Tie Evening s,ay.

WAR NOTES FROM LONDON.
LONDON, Jan. ct is said that the case mates
OF Fort Avron have been destroyed by the lire
OF the German guns. The German heavy guns
at Handon, as well other batteries in that
direction, are now ready for use. There is great
mortality in the German regiments engaged in
the siege Of Paris. IL is stated At two per cent
dispatch fIom Havre saws the people are
Germans have reappeared at Vallery and re-
tot. The Prusslan garrison at Rouen has been
reinforced.
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A DARING ExrRHes RoBBkRY.-Ee imsri-
eaa cypress Company Robbed of S2oO0.-Last
evening, just - the SD train started from
Union depot. in Albany, N. ", to cross X udson
river bridge, man sprung into the American
Express Companys car and shot the express
messenger, Thomas A. Halpine. throu "a tn 9
neck, IN the right eye and in the right ear. The
roboer then took the KEYS from the messo ger
md ope ned the safe from which Ne distracted
tZ.2Is in bills. lie accomplished all this while
crSssnS the bridge, and on arriving At East
Albany jumped on the train and made his es.
cape; halpine's recovery is rot considered
possible The robber 10 described as about
iest 10 inches high, wearing q moustache and
goatee. and was dressed in dark clothes and ad
on dark cap.
IHK COAL SrRtKK.-The agent Of the Della
ware, LzckAwanns and Western Railway Com
psny and OF the Scranton Coal Company saws
thaf the corporation he represents have but a
small quantity OF coal on hand in this city. and
the supply In reserve at Elizabeth port, n. u,
does not exceed 1900 tons. This COMPANY is
however, supplying steamers and regular whole
sale buyers at the prices realized st the LAST
auction sale In November There was no sale
OF coal At auction In November, owing TO the
etlss- Inere will be no more sold here at
suction until after the strike Is over-N. y.
Erpress.
THE WoRKINs PRorLR-rhe New York
newsPapen report that the lsborers, seventy
Morris railroad, have struck a1ainsf = rsdnct;on
OF wages from <1.S0 to &l.6O per dav an nine
hours work. The strikers, by persuasion snS
Intimidation. tucceeded in bringing ahout =
cessation Of work along the entire road. bsvinc
ing of i've hundred men. The msioritv Of the
laborers, II IL stated. would resume work IN as-
sured OF protection from their turbulent COM
papions-
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Sentenced tor Ms..Ia.rnser.

BOSTON. .'sn &c. j. Clio and BOnivo. too
italians, convicted OF killing l. n. GherAldib.
their oOuntryssn. were to-day sentenced the
former 20 siN AMI the latter 20 four years IN tie
State prison.
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COLONEL G. z. STEARSs has been nominated
by the Minnesota Legislature for the short term
in the United States Senate, to nil the vacancy
occasiored by the death OF Senator Norton.
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No Cable Nex. OF Today. Dale

NEW NoEN. Jan. NO cable dspstche. ~
to-day's date have YET come % hand. The DELAY
V siili attributed 60 fhe crowd Of business upou
re wires.
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ALEXANDRIA AND FRRDRRICKs.rEG RAIL
EoAD-The statement made in the Gaseft> q
Few days ago respecting the proposed route of
the Alexandra and Fredericksburg Railroad
was correct in every particular. In q CONVEX
sa.ion win the engineer of that road this
evening he stated th at a the CITY Council had
refused TO allow the right of way through
this city, and As it was determined fact tn at
the only railroad break between New York and
Tallahassee, now existing between Alexandra
and Fredericksburg, should be filed and that
at once, the company having that work to per-
form had been compelled to locate their line
around Alexandria, barely touching the limits
OF the city On its extreme North westeru bonn.
dairy IL the company succeeded in obtaining
what they are now striving for, o charter TO
build road from Washington TO Richmond
Approzched.-Alex. Go-ett,
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Erom New Terk- Itltnets Ceatval u.
q. Dtyidend-Specte sPens.

NV YORK, Jan. The Illinois Central
Railroad Company hss declared q Dividend OF
Cer cent. in gold. payable Isnusry Seth.
The civ OF Brussels took out 500 600, specie.
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GEN. BuTrER AND Hon. Il. S. ORTIZ, OF In
diana. had an interview with the President
to-day IN reference to San Domingo, 1t is stated.
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DEGREES 90 CoNPARIsoN.-Nersaiile has not
suhered-Bo Quilted houses. no shells roofess
windowies, bat no words can give au idea of
the state OF some OF the suburban villages and
towns around the French metropolis. They are
now divided into cafegories, and are Familiarity
described an the German army in words which
may be translated: No 4. the town OF A .
pretty well rausacked." No. ., the town OF y .
Moderately plundered." No. ,. the town OF &,
Clean Quilted" IL needs nice eve and prsc-
teal knowledge 20 tell the distinctive marx :
sometimee.-DT. h~sxsu
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

THR PEEsfpENr received no visitors to-day
he was in his oriee but short time this morn.
ing.
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The HcCsy wa. in session to-day for debate
only; cODse quently very few members were
present. Mr.. Rogers, OF Arkansas, spoke first
upon che no itical condition of his State, and
was followed by Mr.. Mungen, of ohio, in Oppo-
sAtiop 70 Chinese Immigration.
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Fire g. Ri.ghsmtsu.

BIroHsNroS, y. ". Ian. There w.- q
Z re last night in stores % aud % Water stree
. he sufferers are Wilson. Mead a Benesflct
shoe manufacturers. s3,no0, John +. Whit
more. 81 go. r. Harding a Son. 81 !eeo on ne
eui,l.ns; Lee q Ciounlsy laundry; i.oo, and
a. wnev. paints, $40. Al insured exeep; lee
a ClOgnley.
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MRS. TKNNIE q. CLAFLISs DoCroRs' Bus
I've suits against Mrs. Tennie &. Clahin. the
broker, came mp yesterday before Judge Joseph
F.Daiy, sitting in Special Tern of the Court OF
Common Pleas. One " brought by Cincin-
natl druggist, william Hartman, for s4OO worth
OF drugs, and the other by DIR. oliver ID. Norton
for medical services amounting 90 sloo. When
the quits came mp for TRIAL, Judgment WAS taken
In on motion 20 open IL, the default claiming
that the medicine was bought for Der neice
that she didn't call In the doctor. and that the
Deice was under age Judge DAly granted the
motion on payment OF : 10 costs, upon condition
that she does not interpose a defense Of infan-
cy.-N. Y. TyIbnne, 5fl iasf
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Gov. CIafita OF asssaehu.ett. In
s0EO r0s&A-


B"sVos, Jan. s.-GoverD~s Clafltn "a in
suguratUd TODAY. and delivered his message
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

THURSToSs IVORY PEARL TOOTH POW
DER is The hest IT,9IS ,r changing ping and
JoUyESs INoDO.oUs GLOVE CLEANER
stores soed gloves equal 20 new. Sold 10 all drug
gists and fancy goods deslers Price 3 cents desly
THESE FACTS DEMAND IMMEDIATE CON
or must be Cured The slss.vs. arr dss,s or
such consequences ~ render life . burden. Combat
orde resu.s the .mse .sen promote he
sss s.4 s n So and a.
relieve the children Of summer complaints All this
S ~ sas .Ts Wine sns
says opular opinion, endorsed by many Of the most
victory q thee over !. other Buffers l. has sS.o
iutely driven than out Of the market where q he.
mag be hsd Of ell druEgists- osH-u
BArCHKLOR,s HAIR DYE
Hs!%is:s rsissis, iassss i.a.os: does not contain
AVOID the end a:isses
.ssSssst fss{ H q Is g.. :: - ~
s.s.sn,.hsd Es.s,ssios % sEsOa y, . is,ssrity
q 2'sssi:s. z',i':s :. is' had '''';s; 3.
JUsr RECEIVED
large assortment Of
BEST PARIs KID GLOVES, ATsI, Al
n: H.s &
TEE NEWEST STYLE OF 81 space
cHATELAIHE BRA'
At m Dc.
rru...c.s- .s.o,-, !, HHLLrRs
~ Market spsos
OF LACE LRHr
The ohsApes Gonna
de q I'm Ain the CITY.
IS. HELLERy
An TUNE BOOK
The great Or -
Ss.s..s. Asetioa Of lsp sdnsr.1 Bv-, r,,..
sc which have been rhe No, 1910, =
q Aosrsoan Church r - - In. a..
8vBB sau Complied b. GO sdissrs.
q oaoI8 SHOULD m sUPptrrn
WITH It'll
&c ef.se; ei3.Se ~ aoss,. s,.,,--
s''f 's'a - ssostpe d retail ,rio.' oO's
I sh1vn sIrssz . o..
4 gosroE.
II. .osf WONDERFUL ToT our
eL.wuD mo. . rarr.r =. -.
Hssrss rvs,, I0n Pnt0e, ~
$500 ssl g - = s = All 3 e., ...s ly~v)
IN iisSs = ~ ss.is 800 81 d 49, A..
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SIZE DIDN'T GET 5000 PROM rHE Old Man
The celebrated case Of Frederika Riehl, gin OF
twenty one, against Robert Barnes of Evans
VILE, Ind seseDty-two wears old, and worth
half a million, for breach OF promise and sedur-
tlon-damages laid at $50 .000-was concluded
"wednesday night al Princeton, by verdict for
defendant
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INV NoRE-FIEsr BoaEp
The Markets To-Day.

s'fssF1P4ss kLriHstrtH 20 fhs EreafHE SfaF.
B.LIINoRE. Jan. 7.-rutton dull. middliur IN
land. lSaals's: low miding A'asias. tl1ur srni.
shipring grades n-tlNs. aud rrtcrs unchanged.
Wheat rrm. choice hic. 55asl - Tar o. prime.
SlSss TO prime To- clpive rei 81 7Oss ~, far -
good, y sNsSl 90 cunm"n. 3 SOa g. Ohio ant
Indiana. o tnas Is. psnnsVlNauia 81 ssasI -
Corn stock scarce, m nir demand Whit ~a-2. ssl-
low . Oats, 56as7. Eyc hover. 81 ,1aaa ProN -
,en- n'n and IN god ienaul ~ Yesterday rri,'-
hiskN quiet q slasir
ksLriscRE, JsR. 7.-Nirsinia g., ia. 81 iii. .
asked, do. l~-i. to- lad.
NV NoRk- IAN. S-ftanr duh aud uut hav-s.I
W heaf quiet aud heavy. G,trn y shade nrrns.r
Nav loRk- Jan. g-Sfocks better Gold 49,. a
los; Money 6s7. kNchanre, long. %, sh,srt. ~
~ bonds -. Virginia q = ~ coupon o. d. nv
- North Garolinas. 0ld, az. D. new. esss
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Bankruptcy In Chiease.

CHICAGO, Jan. Proceedings in bankrupt
cy have been commenced by the New York
creditors of the firms OF Ross and (iossare. and
Charles Beardslee, Brothers & 90. IL 10 CHARGED
that the debtors, being traders, have suspended
payment Of their commercial paper This
second petition was fled against the last arm.
the drst being instituted on the 2ist of March
last, when on the 18th OF June they succeeded
In naking settlement, and the proceeding.
were dismiseed. In the present case the part
ners severally admitted the act Of bankruptcy,
wherefore an adjudication vas passed a. once.
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The Ne Y.rn MT Ss.s>.-.

Ntw fosk, Jon. The Bank statement
Loens increase. ss,i>o e0a, specie, increa-e
$3.50 ~ deposits. increase els. si4. sso. circu-
lsiion. decrease, IS so, legsl tenders increase
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HENRY WARD BkECHER AaarN pYFERFD
$4,000 PR ASNUN.-The Plymouth church
trustees have renewed their request for Mr..
Beecher 10 accept q $4,000 salary for the en-
SUNG year, and have slso raised the salary of
Rev. :. w. Holiday, assistant pastor, from
- 600 ~
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81 The New York Union republican general
committee last evening elected Horace GreeleN
president Tor the ensuing year. together with
other Officers recently nominated. Mr.. Gree
lev, on taking the chair, made an address In
which he endorsed Gen. Grants administration
and urged haI mony in the republican psrtN.
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~Portlsnd is to have peoples c

~Portlsnd is 10 have peoples Concerts"
Rood refrigerators-the street cars.
~1here are many working women out OF
employment IN and near Boston.
by the barrel.
The Princess Maria Isabella FranciSe de
Bourbon is now plain Mrs. Perkins.
"The "Divorce Suit is the name of the
most stylish travelling dress in Chicago.
- A Portland man sues barber Tor SO 900
damages Tor cutting on his moustsche.
The quality OF the ice nov being gathered
by the dealers IL said 90 be the best they have
secured for years.
~keokuk boys have their heads cushioned
by their careful mas when they 60 skating.
o%The Lafayette ladies are organizing Q club
for the Suppression OF Late Staying Out Among
Husbands
ga school for the study OF the nude has
been opened in the Academy Of Fine Arts at
Naples.
~Hon. q. Frederick Msddox, Q member OF
the Maryland Senate from 81. Mary's COUNTY.
died NJ the residence OF his father in-law, Mr..
Harris, near Leonardtown, on Monday night
asst
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TEE FIsHKEY QuEsrIoN.-It is rumored to
day that the fishery question has been satisfac-
toriiy arranged by Sir Edward Thornton and
Secretary Fish, and that JOINT commission will
adjust the existing claims for damages arising
ll.yynin;orl cruisers
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Destructive fires In New York.

NEW YORK, Jan. IA Ore occurred this
morning ct So Aadieon avenue, occupied ~ .
ladies boarding schoel, which Vas damaged 20
the amount Of SO 900. There vas also DIRE At
NO. q Barclay street. The following are the
lssses wheel q Bro, crockery, sI 900; p. %.
Shay, publisher, es 900. A Higgins owned the
building, which vas damaged 70 the amount Of
$1,000. All insured.
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Fire an Lynehhurg.

RICHMOND, VA, Jan. IA IRE 1t Lyuchbure
last night destroyed the commission house OF
Rookie & Armisted, with . large stock Of goods.
The adjoining bsilding, occupied by Milier &
asent, Was much damaged. The total Lon d
$1,000, which - fully insured; but part Of the
Insurance Is in the Home Company OF Ccnnec-
ticut.
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THERE 10 MUCH CURIOSITY manifested in Dip
plomstic circles to see whether Mr.. Fish will
publish the last communication which he re-
ceived from Mr.. Motley, with the correspon-
dence called tor the Senate, and which, il is
understood, will be laid before that body on
Monday. 1t has been reported that Mr.. Mot
ley's final review of his action would be sup
pressed; but those best informed on the subject
intimate that it will appear, accompanied by a
State.
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ING MoRE or TIE THREE PER CESr.

RKDEKNINe MORE OF THE THREE PER CENT.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Boutwell, has in
ST. ucted the Assist ant Treasurer at New Yorh
to redeem 81 $50 900 additional Of the per cent
certificates. The interest on the same L. 10
cease on the 18th Of February, at which time
they will be no longer available a. portion OF
the lawful money reserve In possession of any
national bank, and will make the entire amount
called in S5.C5O 600.
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NAVAL ORDERS To-DAY.-CommAnder L. A.
Beardslee ordered to the photographic Office.
Second Assistant Engineer George G. Nelson
ordered to the Nina. Lieut.. Thomas p. Wilson
detached from the Naval Academy and granted
furlOugh for six months. First Assistant
Engineer Charles j. Mcdonnell detached from
the Tennessee and placed on waiting orders.
First Assistant Engineer Truman NJ. Jones
detached from the Nina and ordered to the
TenneSSee.
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Death ef . Prominens Winter.

CKDAk RAPIps. Iowa, Jan. The veuer-
able Rev. WIN. warner, DID,, formerly Of Ithi-
g, New York, one Of the laost eminent and
died ct the residence Of his son, In this city, this
morning, q the advanced age Of % years. H.
remains viii be taken to Ithica Tor interne
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Harmless. reliable, ntaneous. does not oontan
led, nor any esielse Dceon % produce psraiyss OF
eoasetnG virtues they DO not possss.. The esneipe
". a. Beschelors Hsar Dye h. - na.1 kss,s
the only perfect Rsir Dys-hlsok OF Brown. eold
b. au 0rlGsis6. ADplisd st 10. Bond street, New
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5000 Reward fer Arrest or Exr

NV YORK, Jan. The Amer, ran NJ
chants Union Express Company I'D ,ert;s. Mer-
ward Of . 900 for information that viii iss,s
robbed and attempted the murder az shas. no
seDger, at Albany, on Friday evening, .se-
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NATIONAL THEAfER.
THIS AWNING at s o'clock, Farewell Might OF
the scconlF iished
ZAyISTOwsE1 SISTERS.
The performance will corlmense with the drama OF
TIE EOkESr DAISY.
Ts conclude with, by request, the buriesQue OF
TX ION.
Monday. Mrs ". LANDER, az ELTZABETH
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The GEORGIA SINATORsHIP.-The Senate
judiciary Committee was in session to- day to
consider the question OF the Georgia Senator
ship. A dispatch was received from Mr.. Hill,
one of the claimants, stating that he had been
detained by an accident, and asking that the
hearing be postponed until Monday. The COM
Klittee. however. proceeded with the case, but
will grant a hearing to Mr.. Hill when he arrives
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CALIFORNIA cATAwBA VINE, % jusfly eel.
ssaresiy sarpAsesd By the finest chsmpasne, con,
ss11ry on bard; also. the best WINS. wis
stt.tning only the Pure srficfe. ''' s'on
aivsys supplied With the bat the market s6ords
the Eos experienced soxBssf will esd soms nS ~
tE4lD 4. 4, HILLIR
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THURSTOSs IVORY PEARL TOOTH POW
DER il the best article for cleansing and prseryirf
teeth. Sold by all druggists. Price g snd 81
JoUNEN > INODOsoUs GLOVE CLEANER Re-
stores solled gloves equal 20 new eold 10 All drug
gsts and fancy goods dealers Price, cents. des
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-06-24

STILL THERE.-Hueh Gillen, the managing
man, of the firm Of Rsddck & Gillen, is at home,
ready to meet his suuerous friends. He has .
superb stock Of new goods, Of the very latest
styles and best materials, and invites his many
friends to call and see him and his new goods.
He is determined to give satisfaction to all, and
is ever ready to do it.
1t is not worth our while to attempt to emu.
merate the many styles of fancy goods kept by
the firm Of Reddick 4 Gillen, because We have
not the space to spare, but We oaa say that they
are offering to the people of Ottawa as fine an as.
sortment Of fancy goods and of the best class, too
as has ever been opened in this city.
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Thursday evening, June Goth, 1871, musical
entertainment will be given at the N. E. Church,
for the benefit of the Sp1lsy School connected
with said church. Miss (te E. Brewster, we'll
known in this city as an accomplished singer,
now on short visit from the east,) DR.. Hobert,
Professors Simous and Goodrich, and Mrs. Hull
have generously volunteered their services for
the occasion. The acknowledged ability and
musical talent of all the parties named warrant
the assurance that richer treat in the musical
line may be expected than has ever been enjoyed
by the citizens of Ottawa
All who desire to encourage and patronize
home talent will have no better opportunity than
the one now offered. and tho object of the enter.
tainment, together with the attractions of &C.
knowledged artists engaged therein, should com.
msnd a crowded audience ..s.sf.
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MOVING MACHINE TMAn-At Walbridge'e,
on Monday last, ther. was . very interesting
trial of moving machines. Among them were
the "Champion," "Kirby" and "Clipper" The
tests were as to stillness, draft and work on
rough ground. The champion" snd "Kirby"
got atuck on rough land, while tia "Clippern
adjusted itself perfectly to the inequalities OF
surface, moving a. clsasly over hill and hollow,
furrow and ridge, ~ razor in the hands of .
skillful barber would over . wArty, angular
face. The machines we're run through the line
of An old wire fenos. In this perfornanos the
two 6rst named machines became tangled in tho
wire and were stopped, while the "Clipper" clip.
ped the wires with perfect ease. The clipper
was equally successful on the iraft question, s.d
in fact completely bea; its opponents in every
test. There were . goodly number Of formers
present, and all did not hesitate to award the
premium to the "Clippsr" So we'll satisfied was
Mr. Wslbridge that he bought ''C!ipper" and
sent oil the others away.
Mr.. swsstser, Of this city, il the agent in this
locality for the ''Clippsr." Call and see him
and examine Clipper" and you will readily
perceive why It can beat all competitors.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-06-24

UNIyERsALIsT FEsTIvAI"-Through pres.
sure Of other matters upon our time aud atteu-
ton, We omitted to mention the Universal-t
Festiva! lately had here. The fault was one Il
omission. no. Of commission, one of negl gercs
more than of intention The festival was in ~
respects u complete success The atrendou'e
was large, comprising many OF the elite, oesu'y
and wealth of the city, and that Of course
braces Us, We do not mean that either the en
beauty or wealth embraced us, but that We cur,
us by an an,ablc young lady
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The Fourth.

Without being able to-day TO present oar rea.
ders with fall programme of the proposed
grand celebration Of the coming 4th of July at
Ottawa, we can only assure our readers abroad
that our citizens have made, and are still perfect.
ing. the arrangements on grand scale for a
thoroughly frst-class celebration. Oratorical
talent OF the first order has been engaged and no
expense is spared to make all the other details
perfect. In a word, the celebration at Ottawa il
bound to be brilliant success.