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TaLJ SWtttUsSScTfuuT.
L.I llutcr ciuem Yrfebf Fieri Facias ocs Cont
nonFBte15s@eribto III Der 2laGe pom EboS. Sbtetoe
gegtn Ntbato EbolHpion bdbe itb init y ek1tag 6Cteat
nnb IN Yldnpuna 9enonme ale6 9tedt, YeftgrcHt
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iotgcnben Gigertbuli, ndmltdl:
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SnB oft lh BON Der @fe. pelde ourd) Ole a~reu 3nna
Der Ntoroteite Der Sauettes unb eer Shicite Der
6olunrolirafc aebitoet miro, nniaHaepe; bann o(t(it,
tiu9s Der ytoroieIte Der SG1ettefira5e. 20 fsn6 geberb;
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ober nnAetdbr 10 pttl, bis On cinen Bunft, iueI(ber
%AtcidmGBig bon Sapettea uno Warionitrase %entterHt;
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unb oanR lueltd III GRADER etnie bis gum aniGr9ss
punttc.
5ir Qkls 5ipeite heiagte @runoitd an Der Rores
iUeit'Sde ofS obenbeihriebencn 9runoes antdngcuo,
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6 lSol ODER uu8efibr 70 pieI, bis an bic Sn6leite Der
MagioniirGBe un6 ~ einem Guntte s Berdtes ooer I'M
9eidtr 10 piei, oitli6 bon Der fibottidtn Sdneihuua
ber YiGrtons nno 9otpareitroBe; bann 6aiid, lonas
Der 5iioteite Der Wtarionfirase. IS Sus; Damn iibtth,
parallel NIT Der Soparofrd6e. n fsu6 6 3oa ODER UNI
aefdbr 10 pieL bic an cen oben beidriebenen 9las,
ine cenn iueitlid, ldn8e %oeiicIben, Is SUB tls gum
NnfdnGspuntte.
8ebaut init einem 3Iztodiaeu ieaeIaeiuerueu
@pbnhanie nit Sdseu uRb q itodlqen sieaelteiner
nen Slnter9ebduee. ais 9sr. f43, SSef Sapettes
CITRATE. heteihuet.
tlno made i'd ttermit befonnt, baG i'd an Der Gsea
Misunderstanding In Der Staht Baltimore SienStaa, o.
bee teia9tcn Tftbarb 3bompion In tiro Al BEN oherT
teidriehsnen uno nit 8eihtag belegten gigentbums
an ben bo6iten Steter 9cgen bare !3abluna p~ettGuien
iDetee. Nuguftus hilbert, e deriff;
II. IN, Bennett X So, anft.
(2Bs, 70, 2,4,6tS, s0,2 ,i,6tsl
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~S auep, 4 Nteilen Uou EoUIoHtnUu. Ger 30
tel, isPr geci9uct lin ggclidIorn, 6afcr, WGtscn, @ez
mute. 9SetRtraubcn, SCtren II. (. 10. qusaeJcihnes
tss SueaipGder. DGs 9unb lit in 4 Seloer glt9cilt,
@obnbaus nit SeIer9cihof. 19bet % SuR, initSinn.
8at, ibouem 8euer, StoiitGH 10 bel lG 6u6, Nibncts
6aus, NueaRansu 4. 1. ~. Sc ii aud Gin Saltuicnu.
gtatinorbtn1 am HlaBe. Sdge ge1uHo. gu pCrtGuz
len hintg bel s.. III. Supfe,
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Serlanst tnO geiudt.

SferldHat.
Gin .S~icntmdb6GH in Str. 40, GNsS3dItimures
Giraffe. (273-)
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on 0er
GiiesC aruline=, udbc Yrdttfirafe.
Sn tSol9e zines Sftretee ocs 3rets . @Cribtee bel
Staot Baltimore, pirb Der Undergraduate ais Ser.
ipalter AMI oifertider Mutton on Srt unb Stglif
Wlitfipod,. ben %, Rooembcr 1874, NaeumittdgS
2 u9t. oas lahttebeno beitrtebene Gi9rntbunt pct
tauier, ndtnliA:
sa1 sansc WrunhGiif nebft Decentralization,
III beia9ter Staot gcte9en unb In CtHer ltrfurGe BON
Batrit g8htte all Wtdrquretbe Inberion pom t3. Ctt.
1860, pelde N ben Gano = NthiDcn beiaater Gtaot In
Stbtr " VI, Nr. $50, 5ol. b37. eiROctragcn, luie iutgt
be'hrtebeu, udnIit; an Der 2Beltleite Der Caroline
itraBe, In Der Sntlernlln9 BON Btuetbunbert mo pter=
UNI oierBi9 t2ifl EuB fiiotib uou Der SloiUtit D. @de
br Saroltues unb Irattftraee, anfanGcno; Damn Iii0s
lid, an DER gBehiette Der &arolineitrdbc, iiniSebn (ibl
BuB; oaril ipeittid, parallel init BfattnrGbe, einbut.
oert 900 yuB his. an etne 90 RnB brcite aleu; cam
nbroiib, tGngS beia8ter GheB, iIri5ebu t6l Gug mo
bdnn utlit1, parallel NIT BrattfirGee, einbunocrt 100
BuS bte sum Hninnge an Der GOroEinenraBe, eiHcr
jdbrllheE 9rInbritctbs bon $ii.2j, bdlhiibrttdJ
aieaetteineriieu 2Bobnbauie nit aeIcr0FidoB be-
bdnt.
acknowledgements, ipie urter Dem Detrete oorz
geIhrleben: elm 8tittbcil baar, Der Jieii in q unD Y
Diondtell. nit 3inicn ait bic SrcottSQbtuuaCn bonn
Bertani6tage an, unn ourb bic Wotcn bes gdnicrs
sur 3utrieoenbeit oeS SeriUaltsts inhoiiirt, oelhrrt
ober Iles bdar ra6 Dem 9eliebeu bes 0duicrs. gBcnn
oet Baarbttrag ntbt bei'm 4dute entrihtet lutro, mnk
cine Gn5abiurg uon 5000 Seradt lperoen.
Sermann 4. S~ropnneie, Btrtuatter,
Rr. SR, ct RautitraBe, 3tmnler VII. 8;
S.3 @oper . S1bne, aHtt.,
Shos OIt@Gde Der Sap, mo 6auettsir.
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,er Stabt 9rle0en. Dian mClbC itb lei Scliair
%arriott, ct. paul:, Sluctte EBtre ROrblth non
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RI b~cYfnnfcli.

IiW. 9teine 8 Gufer ur Der 6cbCrols, rGte 9es
c1turftrabc, burdD Seliair Marriott,
ct. RaulGraBt, ?. Ndu5 nOreliU pon
gCrlugtoHfru6c.
$4,000 in @ruubildeu, @runc StnitH uno 0ui 69s
potbCt. Scliair Marriott,
Ct. Ruuttrasc, :. Sans rurhtl1 uoH Der
(22S-l SrringtpnlirnRe.
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3, @ourtlanoz, udbe eerin9tonIiraBG, an Der ste elmer
20 j brtttcn Selttrz unhSlntrr. aIlcD. 8lGB 4ObCl 100
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memo.
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wiini6en, noilrn iih aui Der SCfc Der Scgiiators
ute ct. Haulfrahe iueloeil.
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Yer groBe, portteffid aus9 e~iiattete Seuer inter Der
erpeotttoii pes .9orreiponoentcn" lit iotort ,pobtieil
an etnel relponitbeln Hnternebnter 81 permietbcn
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y. $. GuniDan Il GObn,
Nprbpeitede ber2eringtpn II. Gpurtloubtr.,
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tien uno Obitgationtn.
ssertaufe BON WfObitieu i'm 9ouis oes glsens
tbiimers.
Scrtdufe bon Sierten, Sieb, EEassnm nj. no,
100 Cs iein mag.
9ripat: Serfdufe bon Sdufern, 2dnbersien II.
05runtmictbe.
9imIeiben psrfd,aTt Gui GiaeHtbum In Der 5taot
ln0 ant Dem canoe. (Sgpt2l,tSl
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belieh @sihdlts=ea9en in Der StN6t, TT al u~crtauien
ein9Srtftet. Die @tnri6tIna ipiro bilig ]octtorlt In6
en- Badt ant6 Sabre 9egeten. Dieiee 1T cine iettrne
@cle9eHbeit ilr elncn Gjeihditemann, nun. @rto III
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Den 2f. Nopeiubcr. Tadmittaae 3 Ibr, Uertaufen:
Den gdhSeu @ruHSpidB IN oCr l9tlticltc 0rl
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III elher ~@rlnomictbcuou 93i,a Ouutgrluuricu uub mi
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ltcn ctnts SuIptrtll" ttr $500 mtcruOricu, luctbC
betnGGc BATH btSubft iiuh.
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cias on condemnnti0nl ocG &OmnuH HlCGsa @eriptCs
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ter 4cgcn Yetcr Serindtn lUerSe Id at her Tbiirc Dec
@erimtSbauies Mittwpd,.6 Den 6. 9gBcmber, W8it;
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ftiiese nit earnnf ftelcnsrn GebGnecn, In Der
Staot Baltimore geltgen, O~ett0uieu, lueldjCe iUie
totat beidrtebcH 1T, elGmiih: on Der Shicitc Der
EtNtir06e, In Der GRtferuur9 uou 10 SuB ia6lib pon
BET SlboitsGdc Oeet 9tCuIung Der Etgbta unh 2Rius
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beidater IHeb, 40 Su8 unb odun wefilidt In 0rdocr 81.
ME iufiid bs 5im Anidna6pnntte. Saifetbe III init
einem 3 itodigen 'iegeiiteiurrmsm 9auie btbaut.
Ycoin9nrg: Soat3obtHtg.
MuanftiS hilbert, GhcriH;
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t210,2,A,6,s,6 80, 2, 1850
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GIIe iebr ernpieblGnsluertbe 2anbffele ni0Og ter
bel Sontee's Station OH benz Waibinstoncr 3peiss
Der "9Gltimore > Sbio Sabn" NIT Glten @ebduosn
miro iebr btltg Gb9elaficn.
Sobn S'lsnn s Semp,
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61uIcr III h~rrfauFcu.

ElL 3ivet Nduier, gr. $50 uno SOL, &cntrul- Ipe.
lebribtlig. olrier 81 ]orrtauieH uu6 gum &ertauie Su
tn &uroIinctr., SroaSwGn, Stitcrionlfr.
1ne IN alien Tbctten Der StG6t, 6tatu init ubcr Ubne
Sannerctn. Brcis oon $500 bis s2J,uUO. 4uh lDcr6cn
ote ein'tebuH9 pon Gctnnuaen aler art, @iHldiiren
pom 9tHnomictbCn &c. bltia beiorgt. Stie gtnSabl
pom 9ruuSiiltcH nets bintg an palb.
d. Sort,
SIR. t02, @oug9z, siutibeu SouofraSe unb
tMiG. 49, Dite.I g4ro1Nmnh.
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MIt0lfonz un0 6cuhcrtitrOGe, Eucui~Epint; 90 6uG
breitcs urh rs NHB ttties @run0ititt; elm uorBAgtihgr
Stat inr Gin @rocrrtes mn GiNuors @eihdtt.
Jobu @lcnu Is Comp,
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3n %pertdnfeu ocer su 1crpdatcn.
SGuptdtc an Der Bratt=, GCotLs, RlmiuphraEe
rnb GorHaHzgluep bel SBumaS 8iu,
1881 Gde Der Ct. BauI- urh Gnnptrdr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-07
Yachting I'm England.
LETTER FROM VICE PREsIDEN1
COLFAX.
HIS Account Of his Illness

II IrdS Caused Jy TOO Much Work-Reis Re0qiai.o
has Strength Denial Of the Netr York Suns
Cigdr Story.
INV YORK, June 7th.-vice President Col
: Bend, June 5th, says:
81 am glad to tell you the journey from
Washington MADE me stronger, and that here
in the quiet of my family and home am regain
ing nv strength, which shall be gparSsd in
future more than il has been in the past think
Ihaye studied out
THE CAUSE OF THE ATTACH
which Frustrated me so suddenly on the 22d OF
May. bronchial affection OF several years
standing, caused by overnuch speaking in tie
open air, had aggravated this spring into a Sc
we're bronchial catarrh, accompanied with a
slight bilious dissi rsngement. When the Presi-
dent convoked the Senate left for Washing
ton in such impaired health that told nv FAM
lily il was the first time in twenty wears had
gone TO post of duty with such reluctance:
but If l stsid at home it would be attributed.
though uDjustly, to hostility TO
THE PENDING TREATY
OF peace and reconciliation. Although occuDv-
ing the chair every day of the seSst N, was
under medical treatment the whole ii ne. ana
so far from the state ment being true which
has been so widely published and credited to
the New York San, that 1 smoked i've or
SIX STRONG CIGARS
on an empty stomach" 1 smoked but one inst
after breakfast, six hours before the attack. 1
have had three previous attacks Of vertigo two
while speaking, and have been warned BIZ
medical friends of the peril OF more danger
Ous altacky put nave 1dlled 70 need the warning
For The past ten years, certainly since first
elected 10 preside IL the House eight years APO
when my constituency became wider than a
single district, have never risen in the morn
ing here or at Washington that have not felt
had twice as much work TO DO that day a.
there was really time for. a correspondence of
all conceivable inquiries and all kinds of bust
ness, &C., often extending to hundreds of let
tiers per week, have attended to myself, In
addition TO my official duties, always in hours
stolen from rest, and frequently in
HOURS STOLEN PROM sLKEP.
The very day L was attacked, having felt the
oppressive atmosphere of the executive sess O
more unpleasantly than usual, I left II, and
going TO my room wrote large number OF let
tiers 10 catch up with the arrears Of correspond
eBee. Returning to the chair at ID. m, the
blow fell ten minutes thereafter. 1t Is the
story or
MENTAL STRAIN WITHOUT RELAXATION:
but after this serious warning intend to "mend
my wayf," and to recognize there Il q limit
which even the strongest constitution will not
allow to be exceeded. Let me, in conclusion
correct another erroneous statement that was
not able TO talk for a week after the ATTACK
Every day conversed with my physicians and
attendants, but feeling the necessity Of quiet /
declined conversation with nearly all others
who visited my room.
SCHUYLER CoLPAx,
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ADJUSTMENTS.
~ l,OO3 GIFTS.

FOR THE BENEKIT OF :.
1A EesHdiSg ASylKm. Sisters Of Clarity, Ns,c
Home. WasStnStos' o''"a"'
virtue of permit from Hon. A. Pieasantop, Com
missioner OF Internal Revenue, on the 9th of July,
The following Gifts will be awarded the successful
ticket holders By the Commissioners: story Brick
scpes E C1xeT5 n W. T aHa
three Dwellings and saw Mill, lying on Ohss. and
ohio Canal $40 coo; ,sstory Brick House; IA Boil,
tGn ss sait9 Ss stoT} s Sr k.,5 h0nse, a
Govanstown, 8 miles from Baltic, ON Passenger r..
w.. $1,000. fine Residence near Gov anstown,
same location, $500. fine Residence near Govans-
anne location, Lot. .ini f
80 Ss.S Gut, $50 Bonds, src%ss WIFE Freeaei
s4eao s Bonds. sie G1 n 6. State Bonds; Iio
shares National Mechanics Bank, Baltic; 100
shares Citizens National Bank, Baltic; LOO shares
sSsss Bso .na Ohio assa
Wilmington aud BALTIC. Z. X. 5000 TICKETS only
will be sold, At 50 each, $3.50 900.
Bon. II. McCoLLouGH- Eittnn I'd
Maj. CSC, 7, CASTLE. BALTIC, Md eommtsTs'
ROsreMees Mai. Gen. ID. Bunter, u 3 A., Wash
ngtop. D. O.; Hon. Jas. Negiey, Pittsburg, Pa;
first National Bank, Hsgerstown, Md; Applemau
70, sankers, Hagerstown, Md; Hon. Ri Brent,
DEEDS OF the above Real Estste certified by
counsel, in the hands Of The Trustee. Tickets and
Music Dealers, sas Pennsyivania svenue y. III H.
q. III. Morrison. Booksellers, ATS PennsyIvsni
avenue; Benz Dewolf, Jeweller, SO Pennsylvania
sHssTs Dudley Real Estate ESp;sna
General Agent, stationer and Printer, No. an
Nassau street, New York.
81 Orders BY mail win receive prompt stten-
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sfurderous Strtke nj Sen.

The AuttEy and Murder on the Brig BOtcer-ds-
SdsStnotiOn Of the Captain BY LiS COL0red CrsU.
NEW YORK, June THE brig Bowen, about
whose fate apprehension was felt, on account OF
the mutiBy, arrived in the NarroWs last even
ing. The following Is the report OF Captain
Sleeper, who succeeded 70 the command when
Capt. Amsbury died :-"While slowing the an
chors on the I'd instant, at d. m, one of the
crew disobeyed orders, and on being spoken to
by the first mate, he and Capt. Ansbury, who
went forward at that moment, were set upon by
the crew, six in number, all negroes, and Can't
Amsbury was struck on the head with a cap
stan bar and fatally injured. The mate had a
shoulder dislocated, and also received two se-
we're wounds on the head with a capstan bar,
from the effects of which he was disabled three
days. The second mate and steward were also
severely injured. Got the captain aft, but ali
efforts to save hin were unayailins; he died the
same day" The mutineers we're taken ashore
last night and locked up. :
SECOND DIsPATcH.l
INV YORK, June THE mutineers OF the
brig y. L. Bowen were brought here this morn
ing. Their names are Manuel Antoine, Thos.
Roache, Mike Antoine and James Thomas, all
colorec. When the officer and assistants went
On board all was quiet, the villains evidently
not expecting q surprise. On the deck forward
were found two, who were Immediately hand
cuffed, the other two being found in their hunks.
Thomas admitted that he struck the captain,
but added that he was driven TO it. The others
lay all the blame on Thomas. The formality
OF handing the prisoners over 10 U. s. Commits
s,oner Davenport was gone through at once
after being brought TO the city, and the inEes-
tigation will proceed without DELAY,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-07
The New Jersey Raffroad 60 be Ieasd
90 the HennsHlYauia Central

NEW YORK, June THE directors Of the
New Jersey Railroad and TranspOrtation Com
Dany met to-day. The attendance Is large.
There was an extended discussion on the sub
lect OF leasing the road TO the Pennsylvania
Central in perpetuity on the basis OF an annual
dividend Of ten per cent. Finally a resolution
vas adopted by decided majority approving
the action Of the board In agreeing on the terms
OF the said lease. All the board Of directors
were re-electS 4 without opposition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-07
PERRY DAVIS, PAIN KlLLER.

Travellers areaIways liable 10 sudden attacks
Dysentery and Cholera Morbus, and these occurring
when absent from home, are very unpleasant. The
PAIN KILLER may always be relied upon in such
cases As socn as you feel the symptoms, take one
teaspoontul in gill of milk and moasses and 9
gill Of hot water stir we'll together and drink hot.
Repeat the dose every hour until relieved. III the
medicine clear. - -, = 4. (
In cases of Asthma and Phthfsic, take table
spoonful In gill OF hot water Bweefened well 18th
m9,asses also battle the throat and stomach faith
fully with the medicine, clear. 80 '7--Ill
Dr. Sweet says it takes out the soreness in cases OF
bone setting faster than anything he ever applied.
, Fishermen, 30 often exposed 20 hurts By having
their skin pierced with hooks, md hps of fish, can
be relieved By bathing with the Pain Killer soon
as the accident occurs; in this way the anguish ID
eoan abeted; battle as often once in FIVE minutes
any trouble. :. -
The bites and scratches OF dogs and cats are soor
cured BY bal hing with the Pain Killer clear.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-07

REV. MR.. TYING IN TROUBLE AeATH-Bishop
Potter, Of New York, has addressed a commu-
nicStion TO Rev MIR. 1yng, giving him 20 under
stand that bis preaching in Rev. Mr.. Chensy's
church in Chicago, after Mr. Cheney Lad been
deposed from the ministry, was not only IN
csnOnical, but an act Of discourtesy 70 BishOp
Whitehouse, which cannot be overlooked.
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GREAT REDUCTION

BRANDIES, GINS, DC
Of the following braads, yiz:-Fsrniiy Nectar, 8
years old, S2.s0 per sal; ROBERTSON, do., IS 30
Baker, do, ss do; Pine Apple, (rectifed,J n 80
g.; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 90 do DO: lhne,l
OtaTd, Dupuy o., 1883, Sl0 California Brandy,
NJ o Old Tom Gin, s2a Is; Cocktail Bitiers, very
berry Brandy. Liberal discount % the trade. 3
- ~ O. GAUTIER,
Proprietor Of the Native Wine bitters,
myu 1917 and 1919 Penn'a avenue.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR,
This Afternoons Dispatches.
Associated Press Reports.
FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.

1elecraphed Ezclusirely to TIE Erexise Star.
French Elections AupuIIed-
=, NHksAILLks, June THE municipal eier-
uons al Msrseilles and Taraseon have been de-
"hoiesaie Railway Slaughter or
twenty I'VE women were killed and fifty in
Iared by railway accident near Paris, yester-
The vendome Column 10 be Restored
All the pieces OF the column of Yendome have
restored.
Rate of Discount I'm HOLLAND
AMsIkRpsn, June THE Bank OF Holland
has reduced the rate OF discount 20 3 per cent
Italians ColonIzing I'm Bgypt,
FLoRsNcE, June d.-Signor Robileate has
been appointed minister to Vienna, to replace
senor Dweehi now in Egypt for the purpose Of
forming an Italian colony.
Affairs I'm Paris and Versailles
VERSAILLES, June Picard has been made
Governor Of the Bank OF France and Rotunde
Pr9cnrer General. The report OF disturbances
In Lyons is false. The trial of those communal
leaders held here as prisoners win commence Al
once. The first trial will be that Of Asst Louis
Blanc has written letter 10 the Figaro de-
nouncing the commune. Arrests OF Communist
leaders continues. Lullier has been secured
Pyat is still at liberty.
New French Minister TO washington
1t is said that Jules Ferry will be minister to
Washington,
Yachting I'm England.
Aslbtry's Fdoht WINS the Harsoich REGATTA
IorDoN, June 7.-Ashbury's yacht LiyeTnia
won the Harwich regatta, beating Giyendoln,
Halcyon, Flying Cloud, and VolAnte.
Andrew Arcedecker, commodore of the ROYAL
London Yacht Squadron, died last week.
PARIS, June 6, evening-The bourse, rent A,
closed at 50 francs and 90 centimes.
Disasters at Sea.
LoNDoN, June THE steamship Bavaria
from Aspinwall for Hamburg, touched South,
ampton yesterday.
The steamship City Of Baltimore, from Liver
disabled. ~
The bark Cur Prota, captain Mszelia, from
Philadelphia, March 31st, at Cork, reports
having shipped sea, which carried overheard
whom were drowned.
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New Hampshire LextsIature.
TA< Denoerats COr,fdenf cf Electiao Wes,o. "a,
GOrernor,

GOrerRor.
CoscoRD, june The democrats are conf
cent this morning OF carrying the organization
OF the House and electing Weston governor.
ihe republicans are respondent. At Senate
ral caucus this morning the democrats nOmi-
mated q. W. n. Pittmsn, OF Portland for pres
ldent, ana VIM. Chase, OF Concord for clerk.
The republicans nominated Charles N. Camp-
ben, OF Nashua, for president, and L. j. Nor
rin, OF Concord, for clerk.
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TIE TRANSMISSION OF BLOOD as a remedy
for impaired vitality, was recently attempted
with complete eucceS In a Berlin hospital The
sutject as soldier on whom an amputatiOn
had been performed, and who became so weak
nom the consequent loss OF blood, that his life
was cespaired Of. As a last resource one OF thu
attending surgeons selected shealthy BavariAD,
and took from him the proper quantity OF
blood, which, after beng freed from albumen
by tltering, and raised by artificial means 20
blooc.heat, was injected into the veins Of the
dy ing soldier. He began az once 10 recover.
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THB MosT EXCITING GAME OF BASE BALI
OF the season so far was played between the
Mutuals and Chicago White Stockings Mon
day, st the Union Grounds, BROOKLYN. IL is es-
timsted that about coo spectators were present
The Mutuals were the fsvorites in the pool sell
ing, and they justified the popular feeling beat
ing the Cbicagos by score OF s TO 3.