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Line of Procession.

NEW YORK, July Pit is stated that the
Orange societies were notified TO assemble at the
corner of 10Th street and 9th avenue at O'Clock
this p. m. The line of march viii be down Sth
avenue TO I'D street; thence TO the sd street
Jersey ferry, where they will be met by the
Jersey district organizations; thence the pro-
eession will proceed 10 5th avenue; down 9Th
avenue TO 14th street; along 18th street 10 Sth
avenue; thence TO 9th street; through 9th street
TO Broadway; thence to ith street, and thence TO
the Cooper Institute.
A crowd at the corner of 29th Street and Sth
avenue are patiently waiting the event. Almost
every man the street il in favor OF the Orange
men being allowed to have their procession
The Superintendent of Police was informed
this a. IN. that an attack was meditated in the
18th ward on the relations of Mr.. Woods, the
Orangeman who was buried last wear, and a
force OF 100 patrolmen was dispatched to the 18th
precinct station-hOUse.
At Z O'Clock intelligence was received that a
large body of men had cOngregated in the 31st
precinct, with the intention Of attacking and
burning down the princely mansion of Henry
Heser, corner OF 92d street and Sth avenue. Ii
will be remembered that last year Heiser shell
tered a number of Orangemen, who took reI uge
Gov. Hoffman ordered a regiment to the scene
OF the expected outbreak. No trouble is expect
ed III Brooklyn, but troops and police are in read
iness for the expected emergency.
The Mob Attack an Arnory and are
Driven OH
NEW YORK, July II, y. ma mob of Irish
men gathered around the Fenian HEADQUARTERS
in avenue A and demanded the arms. General
Miller refused to give them up. The mob then
on by the police and a detachment OF the 18th
regiment.
FURTHER FROM THE NEW YORK
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Jim Fisk Must Dtsrorre-

NEW YORK, July 12-Judge Biatchford in
the case of the English Erie stockholders. has
decided that the defendants must cause the
1000 shares of stock represented by certificates
issued 70 the receivers 20 have the privilege of
registration TO be restored to them. ~ I'I
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The NORTH CAROLINA OUTLAws-Tksv Xl
zhrse Men and Wound Three.-A hattie took pla~e
on Monday last in Robson county, n. C.. he
tween the notorious Lowry gang of outlaws and
was as follows: Killed-Hector Mcmillan, Archi-
bald Brown, and Hector Mcneil. wounded-
u: McCormick, Berry Barnes, and james Lowry.
Inc latter Is coiored man and a cousin OF The
outlaw Lowry, but was cooperating with the
sherni posse. 1t Is not known whether any of
the outlaws were killed or not. Robson county
Is now thoroughly aroused, and vigorous cam
paign against the outlaws win be at once com
menced. 49, -
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Elegant Hair

features before agreeable lose their cneiiDess nd
the hole expression Is that Of advancing age This
BEING fact, u is not surprising that even in urous
articles should have been prepared 10 supply the
Tli,,iuns who wish 20 avoid prematurely gray hair
oered 81 that NATfANs' CRYSTAL DISCOVERY
sn2uia nave met with such extraordinary success
IL the only preparation furnishing safe and re-
able restorer Tor the hair; absolutely free from all
POISONOUS and decterfous matter and without sedi-
themselves Of IL not simply because II restores the
color OF the hair, but because IL supplies nourish-
qecayed NJ becomes vigorous and healthy again
Prom all sections OF the country orders and testimo-
terms OF ft qualities as the only preparation that
eyer gave entire satisfsctiOn- For sale by Ward a
vert Ford, l10s Pa. aay; christianf Bros 7fh ana
fss q e, W SroIley; ilo Bride 2, Se9Tgstgxn;
81 ST and Pa sv.; r. A bacon ~ and sta, Island
NM Nm; u. Daws c.Tner 10Th and I sts: and a the
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THE NEW CALIFORNIA POET who is making
such a sensation in London (JOaquin Mile0
seems % be rs unlike Bret Harte in bis habits Of
society - in his verses. At a great psrly in
London, 70 which he was invited, he went clad
in a red shirt and with his trOwsers tucked in his
boots, after the fashion Of the miners of the
Sierra This disregard Of English cpstoms en-
dears him 20 Rossetu and some OF his other Lon
don friencs, and makes the resemblance greater
between him and Walt " hItman, who used -
have some ideas OF the same kind about dress
and whose picture, In his shirt sleeves, adorns
some Of the editors Of his Leaves Of Grass
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1.-THE Saxon troops made their sriumphal
entry Of Dresden yesterday.
@The Prince and Princess Of Wales have
gone 10 Kissengen.
n1The woman that makes good pudding In
silence 10 better than one that makes a tart re-
ply.
SIn the game Of base ball, at Baltimore.
yesterday, between the Mutuals and the
Pastimes, the former club won by scare Of IS
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The british Fleet.

HALIPAx, July l2.-The steamship Peruvian
arrived this q. m, and leaves for Quebec To-
night. The French Admiral's ship M agicienne
arrived to-day. Besides the British feet there
are now IN port two American, one Austrian and
one French war ship. ..r+ =.
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SARATOGA, July 12.-Ihere was a very fair
attendance at the races to-day. In the first race
Tor the Traverse stakes, one and three-quarter
miles, Harry Bassett won easily, taking the lead
Nelly Gray coming in second, and Airey third
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RESIGNATION Accounted
Damage hY the Sfarm

PHILADELPHIA, July 12.-The steeple of the
new Presbyterian church at Goth and Oxford
streets, was struck by lightning during the storm
last evening and completely demolished The
freshet did great damage to the property along
the Wissahickon and other small towns north OF
this city.
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THE Mob AGAIN ATTACK THE PRO.
CESSION.
They Are Fired Upon by the miII,la.

NEW YORK, July i2.-At $40 p. m. word was
received at the central office that the mob had
again at,acked the proce- sion, aud were fred on
by the militia. All the reserve force of the
police were Immediately nrllernd Ia that mini
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+ IN DIN AL l. 4.

In accordance with the request Of many citizens,
THE CHORAL SOCIETY
Will give
GRAND CONCERT,
on WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY IL, 1871
On which occasion viii be sung their celebrated
PRIZE SONG.
They will be assisted by
MRS. EDWARD DROOP,
and the
HOVEN OCTETTE.
COpduciOr...---..- .........Mr. Harry &. Sherman
Admis sion 81, Including re erved seats.
Sale of seats al MetZerOit q Co.'S
Active and inactive members will foregO their
privileges for his concert By order of the society
fVIn
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Besehelor's He1r Dve.

Ihis splendid Hair Dye h the best In fhe vovaa
Harmless reliable, instantaneous, does not Contain
death. Avod tbe pe,sSn 70 scdqoe paralysis or
S1easnng virtues they do not possess fhe TenniDs
go har Dye has had larry ysays
the only perfect hair Dye-Black or Broxs 49, ~
~ AZ druggists. Applied 81 le Bond street, New
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NEW YORK, July l2.-There were proposals
for bonds to-day amounting>to s3 ,16i 600 from
l1220 to 1925. The awards win be 81 900 900 AT
1920 to 1l2.N. -
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TROOPS FIRING ON THE NOR.
Ribbon Men and Soldiers Killed.
Attack on Harpers' Building Re-
pulsed.
EiOOdy Fight on Broadway.

NEW YORK, July II, 2 p. m.-Report says two
Ribbonmen were killed early this morning on
Prince street. Troops are said to be firing on
the mob in Avenue A, and two soldiers were
mob, who were repulsed. 1t is reported that the
rioters have pressed all the conductors and
drivers and many passengers on the Eighth av--
nue. railroad into service, and have cut the tele-
graph wires.
A procession of two hundred men, without
society orders or badges, passing up Broadway,
were stopped by the police corner of 10th street
and dispersed. The police came down in stages
The result was several bloody heads.
BROOKLYNTROOPs TAKEN no NEW
Being Closed.
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ING H"'eh' Hettef 10 the rope n For.

Fayre, in speech declared the letter recent
ly published as from Theirs TO the Pope is apoc-
ryphai. The Ofcsel Journal also states positive
by that the alleged letter is a forgery.
Count de Palignac is dead. Lamotte, EXPIRE
feet or the Enre, at the request OF the French
government, has been delivered by Switzerland
TO the French authorities. Ferre, communist,
has been arrested 10y
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The Orangemen Parade I'm Jersey CITY
UnmoIesfed.
FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.
7eiegrdphed Exclusively 70 TIE Ersning Star.
The Siege Of Paris 70 he Raised

PARIS, July Pit is stated that the party OF
the Right in the Assembly are preparing an
answer 20 the proclamation of Count de Cham
berry. An order for raising the siege of Paris is
expected at once. Gambetta appeared in the
Assembly yesterday, and took his seat.
The Minister OF Marine, in an address before
he Assembly, gave explicit contradiction t. the
report which obtained publicity that thousands
OF women, arrested in Paris as incendiaries after
the occupation of the capital by the Versailles
army, were 70 be transported to Cayenne.
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AFrsvRA
SUecfe Exn,O

New YORK, July 12.-Arrived, the steamer
Java, from Liverpool. d =.
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The Orange.CathoIic Imbro<l,o.

Proeiamation by Governor Rand lIpA of Nev Ter
sey-The Nec York National Guards Called
Out-The Order Forbidding the Processio,r Re
roked-Gorerraor Hcfman Issues a Prociama-
tfon-The OrdnJemen Must be Protected.
- In view OF the fact that the parade OF the
Orangemen and of the Ancient Order of Hiber-
niaps had been prohibited by Superintendent of
Police kelso. in New York and that those So
cietes had EXPIRE ssed their determination of eel
ebr ating the occasion in Jer4ey City, Governor
Randolph, Of New Jersey, yesterday issued a
proclamation, which, while cond mining the ex-
pediency OF the contemplated celebration, con-
cedes the right OF citizers to assemble peaceably
IN procession or otherwife. He therefore calls
upon the law-abiding citizens of the State to do
their utmost to ssrist in preserving the peace OF
the State.
NEW YORK NATIONAL GUARD CALLED our
All the infantry regiments of the first division
OF the New York 3. n. g., the first and third
cavalry squadron, the Washington Greys, and
the hrst regiment OF artillery were ordered to az
semble at tneir armorie- at O'Clock this morn
ing The police fjrce has been 20 dispo ed that
large bodies may be moved from point to point
at short notice. -
PROCLAMATION BY GOVERNOR HOFFMAN,
Late last night Governor Hoffman issued the
following: NJ
BY John 4. Hofmdn, Gorernor-A Proclamation
Having been only this day appraised while at
the capital ofthe actual condition of things here
with reference to the proposed procession to-
morrow, and having, In the belief that my PREF
ence was needed repaired hither Immediately, L
do make this proclamation.
The order heretofore issued by the police au-
lnorities IN reference TO the said procession hay
ing been duly revoked, hereby give notice that
any and all bodies of men desiring to assemble
and march In peaceable procession I'm this city
TO- morrow, the 18th instant will be permitted to
do %. M. -...s :
They viii be protected to the fullest extent pos
sible by the military and police authorities A
military and police escort will be furnished TO
any body OF men desiring 1t, on application 10
me at my headquarters, which will be at the
police headquarters, in this city, at any time
during the day. / warn all persons to abstain
from Interference with any such assemblaQe or
PROCESSION, except by authority from me, and
give notice that all the powers at INV command
civil and military, win be1 rsed to preserve the
public peace, and, and to put down, at ali haz-
arcs, every attempt at disturbance, and call
upon all citizens, Of every race and religion, 10
unite with me and the local authorities in this
determination to pre- erye the pe1ce and honor
OF the city and State JOHN 7. HoFFMAN
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France Paving the p,ner

Inc Payment OF The INST instalment Of the Ger
man indemnity was completed to-day, and the
evacuation of the departments of Seine, Infe-
rfeure, Eure and SOmme by the German forces
has already begun.
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! NV YORK, July 12.-Specie export s325 .Oo
gold and $4,000 silver, in transit.
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Great Reduction.
IN OLD BYE AND BOURBON KHISKIES

n OLD Hf bkA MI BV SISs. @HIsAIEs'
sss s sssssss s!Ief. a sfss.s
DO; Bowler, DO; Old Crow. do, ss DO Baker,
Brsndies-iaroe hellsr. 6 do; DO; Sine J S do
Hehnessey, lse4, 81 do. DO, lsfe. sl0 40; Otard
Old Tom Gin, g Is; Cocktail Bitsess, BIackberrS,
Brandy. Liberal discount % The trade,
PrOprieto5 81 the Native Wine Blttcrs,
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1908 GIFTS.

URAND GIFT CONCERT AND Distribution
FOR THE BENEFIT OF
Ths FoVrfliHg Asylum, Sisters Of Charity, Netc
York, and Soif,ers' aHd sailors Orphans
Home, WdShingt0n,
To be held IN Washington, ID. c., under and by
virtue Of permit from Hon. A: Pleasanton; Com
The following Gifts will be awarded the successful
House. IS \. Calvert ST., Baltimore, sssG9. s,2t0
acres Timber Land in Washington Co., Md, with
three Dwellings and Saw Mill, lying on Ches. and
Sh9 Gsna STORY BTck B HSssG House d Bs
Conway ST, BALTIC, 81 so. fine Residence near
Gcvanstown,s miles from BALTIC, on Passenger r.
same location, S9OOO fine Residence near Govans-
Govanstown, same location, 81 500. Lots adjoining
90 Cash Gifts, SO go Bonds. Brownsville vile Precinct
5000 s. BoDds; 900 N. c. State Bonds; ITO
Shares Citizens National Bank, BALTIC; 100 Shares
Shares BALTIC and Ohio R. r.; % shares Phiia.,
viii Be SID at dP eanS ssd 600 TICKETS only
Nan Go hfo Sa.GGs Ba ateto Nd
Gen 81 rHif an.er ps TVS Wash
ingt0n, ID. o.; Hon. Jas =. Negley Pittsburg, Pa;
First National Bank, HsgerstOwn, Md; Appleman
Co. Bankers, Hagerstown, Md; Hon. b. J. Brent,
Deeds Of the above, Real Estate certified by
counsel, in the hands Of the Trustee. Tickets and
gT T ss2 b bad Of wi g. MstzsTo oG
a o. H. Morrison. Booksellers, AIS Pennsylvania
avenue; Benz. DeWslf, yeweler, GIG Pennsylvania
avenue; ypo 4 Parker, Book seller, o25 7th street;
AisiTop Dudley Real Estate Agests L2qi;isna
General Agent, stationer and Printer, No. 81
~ Orders b. mail will receive prompt atten-
tim. je9-tjyZ
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DER Is the best article for cleansing and nress
teeth sP,d by al drrsgists Price; . and 70 cents
ERrestores soiled gloves equal 10 new Sod I've "a
s ass.s and fAney goods dealers. Price.
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Fight Repaired On BrOadvay-Stores
Being Closed.
The Grand Jury. Thank Goverue,
Holman for His Proclamation.

NEW YORK, July II, p. MAN efiay hanged
10 lamp pest in Spring street occasioned the
report that man bad been hanged. The Thir-
,eenin regiment has been brought from Brook
Ign to New York. =. LsI. : 49, Ig-,'TN
There is a rumor that q severe fight between
the hibbonmen and the police Is going on at
Sroa9way and 18th street. The stores are being
At meeting Of the Grand jury 1t was re-
sqived tnat the course pursued by Governor
hoLman In Issuing his proclamation Of the 18th
instant was necessity to preserve the honor OF
OUT city, and we tender him our thanks.
Reported DispeFaf0n Of the Seventh
REGIMENT By the Rioters. :.
NEW York, judy Y, 8. is p. MT is rumored
tnat Two companies Of the It'll regiment have
oeen dispersed by mob of $40 Hibernians who
are fully armed, and are marching for the no
nee headquarters. The report is probably un-
LATESTl
THE ORANGEMEN,s PROCESSION
STABB AT ESQ p. N.
The Mob I'm . Threatening Attitude.
The Police Disperse the Rioters M
= Some Points. :
NEW YORK, July 12.-Procession move1 M
230 from 18th street and sth avenue, guarded by
400 policemen under Superintendent Wallin9
and attachments of the ed and 9Th regimenfs
Of the National Guard.
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ABOUT ONE THIRD OF the civil employees Of
the Government are now absent upon their an
Dual leave,
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SENATOR SUMNER leaves here on Monday
next for Boston. He W i'll not return to Washing
ton before the meeting of Congress.
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PROF. WATTS, the new Commissioner of A gri-
culture, has arrived here, and viii take charge
OF the Department in the course of a few days.
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VOL 3S-N9. SIT.
ADJUSTMENTS.

GRAND GARDEN CONCERT,
~ GIVEN By The NEW F..
IMPORTED GERMAN BAND.
THURSDAY, July 18th ISL, in the beautiful Garden
corner Tth and streets, formerly Stosch kesssls
Weiss Beer Brewery CONNIE icing at Z O'Clock. The
undersigned will do all in his power 20 clmmO1a.e
h's guests. G. l.. WINDH0LZ,
jy l2-2tr tPrOprietOr.
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FIGHTING In a6th STREET.
Several Persous Shot.
Woman Killed.

NEW YORK, July 12.-Fighting is reported in
10th street, and several persOrS have been shot
among them one woman and some members OF
the sth regiment, who charged upon the mob
with fixed havOnets.
AT O'Clock crowds of Orangemen collected
around their headquarter, corner of 18th street
and Stil avenue, where the procession was to
start from. In the building on the corner, where
Two lodges hold their meetings, were gathered
ABOUT 100 or HeO orangemen, together with a few
women. Most Of the men wore Orange scarfs
and had revOloers and swords about them.
The New York Merchants DeuOuuee
The Course Of the City Authorities
NEW YORK. July 12.-At an adjourned meet
ing OF merchants held at the Produce Exchange
TINS afternoon, The following resolutions were
Resolved, That we enter our solemn protest
against the arbitrary assumption of pOwer ON
me part OF the Mayor and Superintendent oftb
Police in discri minating the rights OF one regi-
oHs or political organization 70 the prejudice OF
one or the other.
ResoIrad, That We utterly repudiate the So
phisify and superficial pleadings published in
said order for its justification, as unworthy the
source from whence il emanated, as in direct
opposition to the great American doctrine of
Liberty for ALL"
Resol-ed, That we care nothing for the re-
igious or political preiudiccs that may under
lie the differences amongst foreign born Cit
zens, but We deprecdte any restriction of the
rights OF one class more than another, and equal
rights and privileges must and shall be granted
to all foreigners alike, without regard to their
voting power.
Resolved, That the tharks of tins meeting are
due, and are hereby rendered, % Gov. Hoffman
for the prompt manner in which he has re-
heVed the Empire City from the odium of being
governed by a rabble.
The Orangemen Parade I'm Jersey City
UnmoIested.
NEW YORK, July u, $50 p. m.-About $50
Orangemen paraded today in Jersey City. es-
corted by three regiments, and were entirely
unmoiested; Governor Randolph and stan are
at Tavlor's Hotel.
The Governor has ordered the ferry companies
to stop their boats, il crowded, before entering
the slips until il can be ascertained IL anv New
York roughs are aboard. Regiments are ga
toned at each ferry house, ready for service II
needed All the liquor stores I'm Jersey City are
closed There is a great deal OF excitement, but
il is generally quiet.
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PARDoNs.-The President has pardoned
Thomas Enoch, convicted in Arkansas for re-
failing liquor without paying the special tax;
Noah and Harberd Hancock, convicted in North
Carolina of illicit distillation; John III. Herbert,
convicted in Alabama for keeping hotel with
out paying the special tax; Patrick G. Nc
Donough, convicted in New Jersey for persona
ting United States Internal Revenue officer;
and A: p: Swanner, convicted in Tennessee of
Illicit distilling. -
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OF THE Sc PROTESTANT
LEAGUE OF AMERICA
REVIVAL OF KNOW.NOTHING LODGES.

SIX THOUSAND NAMES ENROLLED
IN THE KN0W-NOTHING OR.
GANIZATION YESTERDAY.
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DIR. ID. w. BLISS has been appointed to the
Board CT Health, to fill the vacancy occasioned
by the resignation of Mr.. III. A. Willard.
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INTERNAL REvBNUE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were S451 ,6So.53.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES first and second inter-
nal revenue collection districts Of the State of
Virginia have been consolidated. In view ofthe
large per centage for assessing and collecting
internal revenue in several States Commissioner
Pleasonton will recommend to the President the
consolidation of many collection districts in
those States.
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ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY
HA:TLKY will leave here for a months visit to
his home in Maine upon the return of Secretary
Routuau
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Minister schenck Entertained

LONDON, July 12.-Hon. Robert G.. Schenck,
y. 5; Minister, and daughter, left London ON
Monday for Oxford, where they have since been
the guests of Hon. Montague Bernard. Profess
sor of international Law Of Oxford University,
aud recently member Of the Joint High Com
mission.
Resignation Accented
MADRID, July IA royal decree has been
published accepting the resignation of Moret as
Minister of Finance, and appointing Senior Sa-
gasta TO the vacant portfolio.
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y. Wcc.. ;s I@pro..ments.

Leading Cffisens Satisfed viM the Appropriation
BM-Four Million Dollars TO be Expcaded n
BeauGfyinq the CAPITAL. -
Especial dispatch TO the n. Y. Evening Post.l
wAsHINGToN, July 10-The Territorial Legis-
lature having passed the bill placing four mil
lions OF dollars in the hands of the Board of
Public Works, to inaugurate general system of
improvements, the prospect n that the capital
Of the nation will now take n new denarfrire
and, In the course of few years, become one OF
the abandonment cities In the country. -
Although there has been some Opposition n
the pa sage Of this bill, the large majority with
which IL passed both branches of the LeQjsla-
ture Is indicative that nearly ALI the leading
cftizers approve Of the plan which the appro-
priation IS Intended to carry out. a 80
EMrs. yallandIgham has gone to Gambler
land, Md, to reside. q g. ~ q docs
IProfessor Noah Porter has been elected
president OF Yale University. aG s-iestIs p
~The commencement exercises at Yale Col
lege yesterday were largely attended.
H1Ex- Governor Chamberlain, of Maine has
been elected president Of Bowdoin College.
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Hon. f. l.. STANTON, Secretary of the Terri.
tory, is acting Governor during the temporary
absence of Gov. Cooke. 81
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GEN. SHERMAN and party arrived at Norwich,
Conn, last evening.
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TRE PRESIDENT has appointed G. C. Ewel
Postmaster at Kent, Ohio.
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PIC MICS, EXCURSIONS, Etc.

TrHE PIC MIC OF WESLEY CHAPEL MISSION
Il j. Postponed until TO MORROW, e:ssi -
IT " Day , l3,h inst. Pic Mic at EN- 49, =
WOOD Cemetery