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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-14
c1,lrP-l1sr1cE CoCKPrRN.

The RIGHT Hon. Sir Alexander James Ed
n,7Yd Cockbun, Rart. IS son OF MI Alexander LUX
,rrn formerly British Minister in Columbia. lie was
born in 1902 vas educated ct Trinity Han, CimhruEe
,,d was crIGatcd LIB. IN ls29 Mr Cockenrn was
,.rIed 10 the Bar of the Middle Temple, and went
to Western Circuit In 1871 he became Q"von
c,uusol and soon entered on a lucrative nracuce'
During the ral-oqd mania Of 1916, he oD'hieu "a"
share of the Parliamentary legal business c''''' -
she numerous railroad companies applying ior en'i
At the general election OF lsi7 he was retHheu w"
lament Tor the borough Of southampton ss IN "ano'"
juor and distinguished himself In 1850 by MS ooqu'
sf,,e ~ Lord Pgimcrston's foregnpocy HIS services
g. m liberals soon after met with recognition. lie was
.,o.u-ol sa,i dor General, and in March ls5l was
.rgotcl % he AttOrncyGenerlL He continued 10 ho'o
o., lo ou until the dissolution OF Lord RusselfS Mill
90 4, the early rirt Of 1854 He was renslted by Earl
...rleen when that noheman became Premier ana IN
,.-r-as appointed Recorder OF Bristol while Attorney
General 10 displayed cousuumlte ability in the proseou-
q. oI te pJi.ouer william Palmer. On the death OF
Cof Justice Jgryis ~ the close az 1885, sir AeNandr
CceRblau vas created Cdei-JJstice OF the Common
pleas auI wlsd auccJ 10 the high office OF Lord CMeI
-s.gss ~. T. -Ind on tho elevation OF The late Lnd
campbell 90 The Lord Chaaccllorsbip in 1859 One OF
,lrs greatest judicial efforts was his charge TO the
s..9l Jar, 40 the Central Criminal Court London IN
90. s.s-, ur grt Nelson and Lieut.. Brand prosecuted
O.. me Jamaica Defense Committee II contained
....1- exposition o. martial law and tie p7cccdcnS
3 .l.A warrant il Use.
svR ROUNDCL PALMER, u. p.
Sir Eouude, Palmer was born in 1872. After
,rsfuafod at Trinity College, oxford and attaining
y, q scl. hon p, lie was called TO the bar IN 1884,
81! g.t.iicd g-.,, success as chgnCcry barrster.
II log he was made Qleen's Counsel.
lie represented Plymouth in Parliament as
liberal Conservative from 1917 ill tho election OF 1852,
ea he was m unsuccessful candidate for reelection,
4c.-cd li5 seat when his opponents election was
udgaeg Ia I.Cl. ho was elected for the borough OF
It,u.utd ,.gksbIre which lie continues to represent
~ Parliament
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-14
NETWORK, MONDAY, AUGUST Ia, 1871.

fairs, the Cuban Juna instrumental in forming and
merging themselves into the "Auxlodora Sociedad dc
Cuba which had its branches wherever any great num-
Der Of Cubans had gathered This socety was governed
by Congress, or Convention, composed of delegates
from each branch The Quesada party refused to Goa
lessee wife the society alleging that the Auxiodoa soce
ty was merely the Junta under another ostensby
managed by Felix Fuentes, Pedro Merlin Rvero, ana
jose Maria Mayorea.
II now officially announced that senor Miguel De
ALBANIA, the President Of the Junta and one OF the
wealthIest men the island Of Cuba has severed his
connection with Cuban politics, and whatever he
may do in the assistance OF the revolution
hereafter win be dono merely as a private citizen
In the hope Of restoring ORDER and making the Cuban
IN this country Instrumental IN assisting the revolution
President CeSpedes has sent two members OF his Gov
crnmcnt to take the administration OF affairs These are
Francis Aqulera and Ramon Cespcdes.
Cuba and is one OF the wealthiest planters on the
Island lie has long been identified with Cespedes, and
Cuban liberty, on the 10th OF October. 1868 When
they issued their pronunciamento he, with Cespedes,
yitod them TO participate In the struggle. Upon the
formation Of the Government he made yce-Presi-
health. aud his administrative ability. He has unlimited
power and will take the place Of Senior Albania In APP
is apparently about IS years OF age.
Ramon Cespedes ia cousin Of President Cespedes and
boo been distinguished lawyer In his native district OF
when in Cuba fu the duties of Secretary a sat- aI 70
which place he chosen at the formation Of the Gov
ernnent. He will take tho place made vacant by the
resignation OF Senior Mestre.
Sehorcs Aqulcra aud Cespedes escaped from Cuba 10
Kingston, Jamaica. at which place they took passage
board the steamship Ocean Queen, where they found
Generals Manuel and Raphael Ques9da. The Commits
tioners at private dwelling and the QueSadus at
the Hoffman House.
Senior Aldamor who Is staying at Cooperstown N. Y,
has been eegraphed for and will probably return To lhe
city nj once when formal deliberations will be held and
tine Commissioners will take control at once.
Much distress having existed among Cubans in this
city, the benevolent society known the League OF the
Daughters Of Cuha" has obtained vessel which VIII
convey Cubans and their families free OF charge TO
any port 10 which the majority OF them
may wish 70 60. This enterprise Ia managed by
Sonora DE Ernb OF No 800 Fifth-avenue; Sonora VIII
loveide OF Morrissnia, and Sonora Castillo OF No ~
Greenwcl;tVenue, who receive applications, and oX-
ycct 20 the vessel away tneto settle the engrants
before the approach OF inclement weather
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-14
THE RAID ON POLICY SgINDLERS.
HOW SIMMONS AND co. GOT IN TRoUbLk-A
GAMBLER's REVENGE.

HOW SIMMONS AND co. GOT N TRoUBLE-A
GAMBLERs REVENGE
The raid which the Court officers OF lorkNiile
made on the headquarters OF Simmons ~ Co.. Poley
swpdlers on Friday, proved that 1t Is at Least possible
~, disturb their business for time. Chester h. sim
mons was held TO baby Alderman PiuDkett, ana when
bs trial takes place there win be dozens OF witnesses to
testify 70 the nature his business. Zaebariah and
william simmons were out OF town and have not re-
turned When they back it VIII be to " AK matters
M, by buying off the compliments. The person who
made the accusation "a Adam Roediger German, about
IS wears OF age and formerly wealthy He played po'y
and got rid Of $4,000 thereby Simmons 4 CO.. ha'ihS
made themselves master of his fortune, ignored
him altogether. While he was playing he''!
amounts he was given brace" once In wihie thst
a. he was allowed draw prize to keep hn Interested
IN the game Last Wednesday Roediser having procured
money made a play IN " Alabama" TBe New iorA
numbers given a. the Mobile drawing, gave ROcdg u"
prize He tele grapked 10 Mobile and the cor't ~
Inc was sent on showing that he had made 1-,oy MI.
lie then claimed the money, bat simmons X Co. rei1sea
N and he obtained the warrants for theIr Ji.st
not improbable that other charges Will NC pioi''''"
against simmons Il Co. -. ,..,,oJ IN .jr
7he ease with which the court officers IhV'uoi .a,t
Quarters has induced these swndlers I'd So 'enJ to
less liable 10 Official Intrusion, and they nov e civ
secure other rooms in quitter poio th,iy VIII c-
.fbese p,ined they will endeayor 10 heeP ax.,.,
.houts a nr1found secret, and thus gum "o"
repetition OF the seizure OF Friday iase.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-14
FIRE IN Jersey crTY-Two LIVES LOST

At 1915 this morning dull, heavy explo-
sion followed moment later by very slight one, oc
CURED at the corner OF Washington and Montgomery
sts Jersey city The building In which 1t occurred IL
an old dry frame structure formerly known as WOODS
auciion roos more recently occupied as liquor store
by Thomas Durancey. Durancey had moved IN but
few weeks ago. The upper floor was occupied by TWO
fr,ics AT the instant Of the explosion the fire broke
ont IA the lower floor aad within minute had seized the
whole house The opposite sidewalks were covered with
broken glass The Fire Department we're soon on hand
but before single stream was thrown on the ne the
whole building fell with a crasii-withn five minutes OF
the first sign OF fire. Three Of the inmates certainly
escaped In the confusion 1t was Impossible
10 ascertain who were safe, but 1t seems almost
certain that one man aud boy were burned Tie only
chance for them is that they escaped by lot in the rear
The neghborug buildings IN Montgomery and Washing
ton-sts. both frame burned. Tie brick building
adjoining on Washngtonst., and another buiidhg on
Montgomcrys also took fire, hut at the time OF going
"a prcss the flames seemed under control. The loss Is
probably about $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-14
pOSTAL MONEY.ORDERs.
POSTAL NONE1-chDI'hS'
RELATIVE VALUE OF ENGLISH AND AMERICAN
COIN.

RELATIVE VALUE OF ENGLISH AND AMERICAN
COIN.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 13-ln addition to the
details already given these dispatches in relation to
the convention for the Interchange or postal money
orders between Great Britain and the United States on
the Cd OF October next IL may he further stated that In
the cyerson of the currencles Of the two countries
the pound sterling OF Great Britain Is to he considered
"a eouvalent 10 a. SO of gold coin of the United States
The value in United states paper currency OF money
orders drawn i'm Great Britain ard accepted by the EX-
change Office OF NewYOrk Is u be determined at New,
Work i'm accordance with the current premium on gold
on the day of their receipt In the same manner that the
Gid value OF currency deposits Tor money orders on
Grea, RIitIn Is be deter mined In the same city.
STtIouch "a previously stated the convention places
no r.s+ricton upon the number or the international
that may Inc purchased by one person, IL
,is rain that tie PostOice WILL In ease undue al
ia taken Of the system Issue Instructions 10
Hunting the amount OF money thus transfer
- V ono Nor daily, the purpose of the convention
ha 60 af,rd facilities for tie transmission OF small
a,n,pts and not supplaDt the ordinary commercial
nn,Ss of remittance and exchange by means OF bank
ers drafts. ,.,.,s mot bova hoen nrooress;no for
- tiimc with Sweden, Norway, aud Denmark now
49,, nronise of the early conclusion OF satisfactory
sanyentiom with those countr-eF which viii insure
reduc,on in the present rates VI postage between
them and the UnitedstaJe7'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-14
TIE HUDSON ROMAN CATHOLIC Troubles.

THE CHURCH MEMBERS vICTORIoUs-FATHER
OsULLIyAN DEPOSED BY TIE BISHOP.
HUDSON, n. Y, Aug. 13.-The Roman Cath
oie troubles In this city ended, this morning, by
the appearance OF the Rev. Daniel ]. Brown Of Albany,
Secretary to Bishop Conroy. came duly accredited
by the Bishop to take temporary charge OF the church
until permanent appointment could DO made for the
office. This morning he admitted TO the church,
where Mass celebrated for the first time 10 eight
weeks. The attendance was very large including both
the opposing parties. All manifested the most deyout
demeanor, and the services passed or tremendously
The priest made illusions TO the recent difficult.
ties Father OSulyan Is virtually suspended from the
church. and it expected that by next Sunday hs per-
manent viii be appointed alj enter upon hs
charge. The Professionals OF the town well the Ro
man Catholics relief at this peaceful termination Of
ne recent troubIe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-14
GREAT BRITAIN.

FURTHER PARTICULARS or TIE ClN-'OIipN
vyPLCgON-OVIR TWENTY KILLED AND
PITY wOUNDEp-ANoTlIER MEETING AT
HYDE PARK--NO RIO1ING IN LONDONDERRY
LONDOS. Aug. IS, 1871.
The -7,n-cotton explosion at Stowmarket was
terribly destructive OF life and limb Twelve persons
were Instantly killed or fatay injured and 40 others
ye-a severely or slightly wounded. Intense excitement
Us Pm occasiouod by the disaster aud increased hy
sbe fear which prevails OF further explosion Another
rr,ri E-awrr?rker says IL deaths ere known ~
hive occurred from rpc explosion in that town, ana
s+ nine persons IRE missing and supposed 20 have per
fsbed Fff.-scven arc injured more or less seriously.
TIC meeting in HYDE Park to-day 10 protest AGAINST the
suppression Of the PhUnx Park meeting IN DuDlin on
Sunday last, was immense affair. twenty thousand
,,,,e attended and speeches made from Elk differ
st stands Communist and American E'2' ana oIhneI'
With the I,ish larp aud suitable uoiors were dt'aTed
Among tlr spealcrs were Ma-ers Bradllueh, Oicar, aud
S,ser vel known radicals. The crowd va, OF hotter
q LA than usually assemblies such ocea 1Hs. II was
~ery Quiet and orderly and made few demonstrations OF
sympathy with the speakers.
Tlere has been 40 GiOtus At Londonderry. \ few
4rh.s took place between individuals yc~t-rd y. bat
1f.re wa. no general disturbance. TIC entire police
force was under arm, all day, ana still remains 80
II proves to have been the American steam Iu-me
Guenlore, Cap. T. II. Stevens, which was ashore re-
gently OF l. ghoin. The British Iol-ead Warrior has
not been ashore Tie Guerrero was rescued from h"r
t4rous poson several days ago and flowed 20 spezz.a
Tor repairs.
Miners have arrived from stahordshire 10 take the
places Of the strikers in the coal mines Of South Wales
Trouble rs apprcle ended, and q precautionary measure
ahe volunteers, many Of whom are miners, nave De'h
ordered 10 depo,i. their arms with the Authorities.
It is said liar Alfred Rasscu Wallace The eminent
sr-yeor and orltloiogi~t is TO De created Gronct
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-14
CRIMES AND cAsUALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH

Thomas McCue. employed in Colllnss brewery,
pbsiepla y .uoherei in fermentation vat on saturday
Margaret Willis, aged 80, a native OF Haliiax'
George Carlisle the notorious Barbary Coast
,shc Eles seuitr saloon Keeper MORALLY and aehAr
States Artillery, dangerously IN 40 array 10
Ian In s.o Faaei.cs Saturday. Carlisle Is IN custody
Samuel Bixler, age SO. living in Cherokee Co.,
M. convicted sst and Snteuce to u IN tc rh
t'r Tor olgng PeTssn Of his daughter ssed H. aud
o M. o~,nse u tnes BHe has been twice manc
ny h hen all u sho Il Geged he has attempted 10 outage
C.orye NJ. Bouacina aad Mrs. Newton. his sister,
c ~, y farmland named Theodore Myers on
the platte I'c J"lc from Denver ColSr,e boSse,aA a A
In offered sre M NeStol thinks that ~ efs w.s ma 70
.rfr h.n married last 10 one frrenehS sn
o pI1c, ba. who d1ied II 70 heE aitrr esr
occurring Subsequently fre.eGhsl hen MS MIC s" @
I've, on The place her Suspicion naturally points 70 feef
,rb, .st the lest ssioT 81 iae rarsr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-14
THE ST. LOUIS EXPIRES ROBBERY EXPLAINED.

THE ST LOUIS EXPIRES Robbery EXPLAINED
St. LOUIS, Aug. I'D. w. souter, the
United States Express delivery messenger whose wagon
was robbed recently aud who 's under arrest for being
,,e,.d en- the robbery, cenfesses that he was con-
II He tells different stories about being APP
.'rnao,.d .omo months ago by whose name no
aonc and urged assist IN the robbery This he re-
go a, first bat tho mans appeals persistent
| ont;uual that he finally yielded aud entered info
the robbery with j. scanon and Thomas Grady, who are
-, ,der ,rrst Kendall, the driver, knew nothing Of
,ha sa,r The persof who planned the robbery, and
r. a. .u,ros.d 10 have the money, il known to the pO-
IT, nm, for certain he has not been rsed.
,b,ugb ho a Ia the city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-14
FRANCE.

PIDLOSG ATOM or Il. TlHERss rLEN-h VOTE
~ TIE AssE BIY on THE sJEJECT-A Pr
IIION FOR TIE REMOVAL or TIE CAPITAL
TO PAI,I5-TRIAL U THE COMMUNISTS.
PARIS, Aug. IS, ISL.
In the Assembly. Yesterday, VI. Rlvet OF the
Left Center moved that the title Of President OF the Be
pubic be conferred on VI TbieTs; that all the powers
Who'll he las heretofore exercised Chief OF the ENecu
Sve be prolonged for toe period OF three years that ne
y moreover inUSted with the PRONUNCIATION and eXecu
f0n Of the laws; that he be authorized TO receive
Entassadors that his official residence be at the
Pa-cc where the Assembly may sit; that he be lodged
a the expense OF the Republic. his remuneration TO
o. lxed later date that be shall have the right TO
appoint members Of the Council OF Ministers, diplomatic
agents. and military and naval commanders and that
the Ministers GppciHted by him shall he responsible for
SAeir acs 70 the Assembly. ". Adnet OF the extreme
tnght made counter motion, expressing confidence IN
~ Theirs ard continuing his present powers. H. Theirs
who present asked for vote OF "urgeney both
Proposals. and amid great excitement they declared
urgent Opposition TO the prOlOngstiOn Of NJ Thierss
trm Of Office Is however, said TO be growing rapidly.
both in the Assembly aud among the people The pres.
generally contend that the vote in the Assembly is
success for the advocates, the Right DESTROYS OF
posiIoning the question indefinitely.
Tie Municipal Council or Paris having adopted
'uuon expressive Of a desire for the removal OF the
capital to Paris doput,tiOn Of that body has waited
upon NJ Theirs ard begged him 10 exert his influence in
favor Of the change The President his reply TO the
COMMITTEE said the decson Of the question sted With
vac Assembly. and should not be tIammcled by any
scIOn gu his part
The couI1Srartia holds long and exciting sessions
ay, and the trial Of the leading Communists IL pro-
gfeselng rapidly pos sibe where large
" Witnesses has been summoned. The evidence given
tor the past two days has contained nothing new.
>se martial Vt ROaeD has passed sentence of death
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-14
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.

BANGOR, Me-, Aug. ia substantial temper
ary bridge was completed Saturday morning in place
of the one destroyed Wednesday night on the Maine
Central Railroad In this city, and the regular passage of
trains TO and from the depot is resumed hrstclass
bridge will be erected as soon asthe proper mA'eraS
oan No o,,a,ned All the bridges the road being
suhiec,ed TO most rigid examination. and will be in
eJ,ately nut into thorough repair where they are not
so already All the wounded by the recent accident are
dnip well
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-14
4 RARnI pIsGRAcED FOR EATING ICECEEAM.

CHICAGO, Aug. 13.-Rabbi Elsan HERMAN,
Pastor Of the Fifhaye. Synagogue, falling to comply
with the regulations requiring all Israehtes to fast
strictly day during the past week. he having broken
fast by eating the congregation are determined
TO reno We HIM. This morning another Rabbi occupied
his desk aud an ARRAY ensued during which OF the
leading officers Of the church seized Herman divesting
him OF his sacerdoa robes conducted him to tile door
with Instructions to leave, threatening to kick him on
If he returned Herman complained at the Police Head
quarters but was informed that they could DO nothing
n Threatens to prosecute fOr assault and one years
salary,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-14
NEW-ZEALAND.

GOLD DIsCOyCRIEs-IOW TIE QUEENS BIRTH
DAY WAS OBSERVED.
San FRANCISCO, Aug. 13-Ncw-Zealand adj
vices Ivy the steamship Ajax state that the general inter
est and excitement tie Thames god-aeids oontin-
ues unabated greatly n'nins other business. specula
ton in mining shares has become perfect mania.
The journals complain that at Napier on The Queens
birthday the courts continued their sessions and tho
Provincial Councillors did not lift their hats whom
the national anthem played.
Three Fan chiefs, bound for Europe, and The Epsco-
pal Bishop Dunejiu bound for England arrived by
the Ajax The Nevada leit Honolulu for Auckland
July o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-14
MELTING OF THE STATE HOMEOPATHIC socf

SARATOGA SPRINGS, Aug. 11!EThe semi
annual session OF the New-York State Homeopathic o
ETY. was held here today. The meeting was caed 10
order ny Jobp r Gray Several medical papers were
read and speedily disposed Of Reports were heard from
various institutions including the Homeopathic College
aud the Hshnemann Hospital and Cllnicai scnoob VI
INC prryaed very extensively in some portions OF tc
state the mode OF treatment engaged the ateno y,
the society The exercises terminated IN the evening
Win an address by DR.. A. W. Holden OF Genns ans
aud vote Of thanks TO all those who had "
fe nrodt and pleasure the members OF the society
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-14
FALL OF An EMBANKMENr-rwo MEN KILLED.

number of men were at WORK on an
embankment in New-Jerseyave, part OF II
gave way, burying three men. Their fellow
Iaborers immediately commenced removing the earth
aud soon the head of Patrick Chambers uncovered
He was alive the of the tree which grew upon the
bank having fallen above Lis neck in ucha manner as to
prevent the heavy clOds from pressing on IT, soon Tue
rcainder Of his body was made bare and he lifted
ont and TO the surprise OF all he able to stand No
bones were broken but he was badly bruised about the
shoulders and the lower part OF his body and bad re-
caiyed cut the face The other men, Samuel Broodes
aud James HObbington, were killed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-14
,rT,cKEp BY RowDIEs.

patrolman Thompson, while taking Edward
p Hapnisau whom he arrested for a'crays 00nua,.
West Houstons to the GreenS en- n,,a0"sr r,snS.
houso, :, between varick and Congress sts. One
III i,o" named Thompson, wrenehed the officers
Of sn rom him and struck hun on the ars a,Soesus
his nv The aid Of other officers taken TO the sta
res. Ssse and locked Up The officer was attended
noice surxeo&
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-14
TIE NNW L. s. LON.

LNE HUNDRED AND THIRTY MILLIONS SOLD IN
GERMANY.
IoNDoN Aug 10, 1871.
A dispatch from FraDkfOrt-0n-the-Ma Main
,,,tes tblt tine mission Of the United Satcs Treasury
eits in that city have been successful Tho whole
,p,unt remaining of the new bonds t3oohooO has been
-,...a3 AZ The terms fixed by The Government
ne ess money article yesterday states That the
amount OF c funded United states loan taken Wy BANK
G. acre viii Ice o red 10 the public next |eo ~ ''H'is'
t.y C5yac IigClLJch & Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-14
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCHl

Tho President has signed the unconditional pardon Of
Travis Redwne, convicted in the Eastern District Court
of Arkansas on tho th Of April 1871 OF Illicit distilla
tion Of ouors and sentence suspended account Of
the poycry age and feeble health well as Ignorance
of the law on the part OF the prisoner Ihe President
has also hardened Henry Wills alias Henry wells, con
yictcd in the District Court OF Maryland OF importing
cigars contrary 10 law and sentenced 10 DO imprisoned
sixty days and fined $50. ,,,,.,,
The Patent Office has rejected the application of Mill
can and Higgins for etterspatent for Eai,0inc pow
ers and has extended the lettersdten oil Johh FOUL
luin for vibrating shears.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-14

The Imperial Government, rs well as the
local authorities have alOp.cd tho most stringent
for tho prevention of III spread OF the cholera
Tweutythrec PERSONS attacked with the disease a
Konigsburg yesterday, 10 OF whom are already dead
Two cases have appeared in the so nth Of Russia
Prince Bismarck, as Chauc lor of Germany, mas DC
cldad that the school administration of Asace shall lie
non-scctar.An.
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Brazil.

PRoGREss or THE ABOLITION MOVEMENT.
LISBON, Aug. 10, 1871.
The steamer from Rio Janelio arrived last
light. In the Brazilian Chamber OF Deputies the bill
for tho emancipation Of slaves had passed. its second
reading The superintendent Of the 6an Paulo Railway
had been acquitted OF the charges made against him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-14
, FREIGHT TRAIN WRECKED.

CINCINNATI, Aug. 1S.-Nine eastward Douhd
car. Continental fast freight were precip'a'ea uo"n
ON a,nbankmeut by a broken wheel yesterday, between
40 aud (g,i,leothe on the Marietta and Cincinnati
Railroad and we're badly wrecked