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Thomas l.. ilurn, is making extensive prrlar
alton for making up Fashionable Garments tp
Fall aud Winter use. lie has procured snIe
rior workman i,om The extensive and well know,
establishment OF Rockhill 4 Wilson, Philndel
phia, and 10 prepared 10 give the fullest sa,isf,c
ioa 10 his eiis,olners For nea, and tasty con,
yes, or pants call on llurn
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nAMn nlsp.

At The rcsidesce II Win Spry, Jr. Warwick,
Nd. on the evening of ihc nh lust by The Rev.
y. y. Eweii, Mr. Vim. n. Stsnest and Mise Pas-
~ Bsctnon, ak Of Cecil cpanty, Maryiand.
~ Al t~ 1ecs1& HHpAua Chutrh, January, Ist
hy Rst. =. .. 0sodspscd, d. D., NJ. George T.
rjsns&, sosmt of Nladlctowu, Del. asd Miss
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The Genuine Rheumatic Flannel at
HANSON BROS.
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PUBLIC SALE.
HAVING declined farming, I will r.ii at
i l. l'uilic sale. on the farm Of coi., Joshua
Clayton, near Armstrong Corner, on
HCRSDlY. F.huary. 81. 1871.
Al ten o'clock, A J

A, ten clock. A "
w Sto X aud Farming Utensils consisting Of
- Four head oi good farusnoA
fn~, rni road HORSES. on.
y..N tul, o mUnihs old ~ hcid -N0
- ''si,le, amonl which four good Nch
uw. / Steers llei'trs icsrlings aud one
,tc ri good Nuik DXru. year, old. Three
Siuais lif"nh -ow aud lot Of Pigs.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
On, krls Rcaper 4 M,'a.r eom ncd. Pen
II ugl.I. Rcap-f, ~ eood order wheat Driii,
! Farm WAGON iron axle, nearly new Graz
: ~ thrrtssprin3 pririofa ! tarri,ee, Plows,
trfaws. t'uliiv,torp. -hoyr's Sp,dcs. ASes,
,nd ether ar les too ,.ainns tu mention. One.
h IL Of % afi.s ~ y heal in hr ground. Los
t3otef liza. nnd fvdier 10 B. fed on the
yriuisrs.
to>pifiuss or Sltg.-An sums OF 1913 aud
Glow that amount. ctsh On all sums above
>2i will tcn rt'di, of six non,l's, ,.y the puv-
chaser giving b,nbnhc note. payable At the citi-
z,ns National l,Ink At Mddlc,own. with ap-
| rovtd security, clamps rnd in,eres, added
to- No r.sipon-mtni ON account Of the
| weather
:. ". Esos, Aur. LEWIS GREEN.
Jan. ii--is
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IL sssisi sqsalI(, ~ Sskssl ssshoslstsis
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Coates suao Coiiou, 7 r.u's per spool. ~
J A. hEy soLps & SoSs'
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PUBLIC SALE
Of A
VALUABLE FARM.

tNHE subscriber, ~ Trustee, will expose "a
L Public Sale on
TUESDAY. Me IN day Of february.
A. one O'clock, r N.
Al the Hotel of George " Ortlip, In Middle
town Delaware, the valuable farm OF tract o(
land of the late Spencer Y. iioltsn, deceased,
situated in 81. Georges Hundred, New Castle
county, and state Of Dc 2w IRE, on Whit - known
~ the chop,ank road bonded Ly lands Of Rol.s.
r Cochran, George Dcrrickson aud Martin l.,
Walker, aud containing about
l64 IL ACRES OF LAND.
This FARM is abon, q m,s from the M'dde-
town Depot, In Of the very hest ncigh ghbos-
hoods In the state. The soii Is OF good quality,
admirably adapted 10 The productions Vi grain
aud fruits. The improve meats consist VI u largo
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
and comfortable OrP BUILDINGS.
| The fencing Is in good order, consisting In
part of young osage orange hedges. The farm
is divided into FIVE fields. and IS all under culti-
tation except ahou, eight acres. There 10 also
\ ON the place an excellent
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Fresh Cows tor Sale.

RnuR Fsssh Cow. essh Chlsss - -ihsip
: Sides F.'ssA ''F '-''' Ase'sxs ~ X <. cocssas,
M i1rip. yySsgs,.- !.
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NEW ORLEANS.

New ORLEANS, June l4-Associate
Justice Bradley, of the United States
Circuit Court, to-day refused to grant an
injunction prohibiting the State author,
tiles from issuing State bouds to the
New Orleans railroad, in accordance
with recent acts of the Legislature.
Colonel James Milligan, the dis;in-
guished ex-Confederate officer and well
known turf man, died today.
4 dispatch from Southwest Pass to-
night says the bark Caroline Lemout,
from Galveston TO Liverpool, put in for
repairs today. She was dismantled,
and had lost her anchors and chains of
Galveston bar during the gale OF the
9th. She was leaking badly. She
reports Il large bark ashore ut Ship
Shoals Pass. The steamship Candida,
fom Havana to Galveston, also put in
for repairs
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TENNESSEE.
Railroad Matters.

CHATTANOOGA, June l4.-Trains on
the Alabama and Chattanooga railroad
have entirely ceased to run. The en-
ployes have them locked up in car sheds
and guarding them. They refuse to
release them until their wages are paid,
which are behind six, eight and some
nine months. The Nashville and Chat,
tanoogo road has instructed their agent
to permit no train Of the Alabama and
Chattanooga road to pass over their
portion Of the track till some $4,000
rent due is paid This is for the use o.
six miles Of that road. Last evening
a telegram from Meridian was received
stating that train having on board the
custodians Of the road appointed by the
United States District Court at Mont
gomery had left and would reach here
in the evening. Engineers, and other
employees determined to prevent the
arrival OF the train at all hazards. In
order to prevent it a large body proceeded
to Wauhatchie Junction, where they met
the expected train, held it from three to
eight o'clock P. NJ, and then gave per-
mission for it to proceed in consequence
OF piece of strategy in the shape OF a
bogus telegram purpOrting to be signed
by some Of the road conductors, to the
United Safes Marshal. Judge Grandin,
one of the custodians Of the road and
others were on board, who arrived safely
at late hour Judge Grandin gives
the following as the condition Of the sit.
uation Last Wednesday petition was
filed to nave the Alabama and Chatta-
nooga railroad declared bankrupt. On
evidence adduced by the petitioner, the
road was adjudged bankrupt and Gran
din d Bailey appointed to take charge
of it. The United States Marshal has
succeeded in seizing all the property Of
the company in Alabama and now
have to get possession Of its property in
Tennessee. When all the property Of
the road has been taken possession Of
by the Marshal and turned over to the
custodian, it Is their purpose to take
charge of the road and carry out the
orders OF the court which are in sub
stance 10 take care Of the property and
run the road in the interest OF the cred
itors till the assignees are elected, which
is appointed to be done on the 22d Of
July. Proceedings calculated to do
justice to all the creditors, and partiCu-
Iarly the unpaid employees, who are
favorites Of the bankrupt law, and
whose claims amount to $4,000 are
required to be paid ont OF the assets OF
the company before any other debts
whatever are paid. The employees are
not favorable to allowing Grandin &
Bailey to run the road, but it is thought
in few days the trouble will be settled.
The Directors have determined to place
the road in the hands OF Mr.. Stanton
and to resist all attempts to throw itinto
bankruptcy.
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NEWS SUMMARY.
BY Telegraph.

Gold closed in New York Yesterday
at ll2!.
The different railroads have an
nounced their intention OF carrying the
delegates to the Republican State Con-
vention at Columbus, Ohio, at half fare
Superintendent Gooding gives public
notice that the Illinois and Michigan
canal will be closed for ten days, on
and after the 18th inst, for the purpose
OF removing the locks.
The contract between the Cincinnati
and Baltimore and Springfield and Gin
cinnatl Short Line railroads, allowing
the latter the use OF the former track
from Winton place into Cincinnati, was
ratified yesterday. Terms $4,000 8
year.
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BRAZIL.
Emancipation Bill-The Immediate
Emancipation of Slaves Projected,

LISBON, June 3.-Rio Janeiro dates
OF Mayl3th state that Duque DeCaixas,
on the part Of the Brazilian Govern
ment, presented to the Imperial Cham
Der an elaborate and carefully prepared
bill for the emancipation Of all the
slaves belonging to the Crown. This act,
if it becomes law, manumits thousands
now toiling in the diamond mines in the
Province OF Minos, and also those en-
gagged in the construction Of the dock
and other public works at Rue De
Janerir, Bahai, Penembica and Moran
BAN, besides a large force employed on
the Government railroads. A provision
of the bill also releases the convict
slaves on the Island Of Ferdi-
nand, DeNaroha, after seven years
of servitude, their owners to be indemnl-
fled from the Imperial Treasury. The
bill meets with determined oppo-
sition, it is said, by the Conserva-
tives in the Brazilian Senate, but the
Liberal party is strong and will likely
carry this humane measure. In the
Lower House, where there is an over.
whelming Liberal majority, the emancl-
patton bill, which has always been the
the pet measure Of Brazils Democratic
Emperor. will encounter but feeble OPP
position. The great objections to the
measure are said to be not so much the
injustice Of the act butts hasty enforce
ment. The law as it now stands pro-
vides for system Of gradual emancipa-
tion Of the slavss belonging to private
estates only, while the Emperor bill
DEGREES the immediate manumission OF
all slaves owned by the Crowned I'm
perial.
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IOWA.
Democratic State Convention.

DEs MONIES, June 1.-THE State
Democratic Convention met in the
court house this morning, and was
called to order by John P. Irish, Chair
man of the State Central committee
B. F. Montgomery, Of Pottawattamie,
was made temporary Chairman, and
took strong ground in favor Of the New
Departure, for which he was loudly
cheered. The usual committees were
appointed on Credentials, Organization
and Resolutions, with General A c.
Dodge as Chairman Of the latter. Va
rlous attempts were made to change
the organization OF the committee on
Resolutions, and a wrangle Of ferty
minutes ensued. but it was Intellectual
The Convention then adjourned until
two o clock.
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new HAMPSHIRE
Gov. Weston Inaugurated.
THE DEMOCRATS JUBILANT
Valedictory of Governor Stearns

CONCORD, n. H., June 1.-the gala
day Of the New Hampshire Democrats
commenced at sunrise. A salute of
thirty-four rounds, fired with one can
non, aroused the Democracy ard every
body else. The country people pour
into the town from all quarters and up
to eleven o'clock ninety car loads had
arrived. The idea of barbacuing one
OF Frank Jones fat oxen was abandoned,
although the OK is the largest in the
State, a pair of them weighing 5000
pounds. They were freely offered by
the generous "Gambrinus' OF Ports
mouth The special train OF twenty
five cars over the Concord road arrived
at eleven o'clock A. NJ, in charge of
General Donahoe, bringing the Governor
elect, the Amoskeag veterans, General
Head commander Of the Head Guards,
and a volunteer military organization Of
Manchester, known as the Meridian
Guards and large number of others.
The arrival was greeted by salute Of
guns. Governor Weston was received
at the depot by Governor Stearns and
other distinguished persons The Leg
islature having met took a recess and
proceeded in body to the depot, where
procession was formed and escorted
the Governor elect to the capitol. Gov
ernor Stearns then delivered his valedic-
tory address, after which Governor
Weston was inaugurated and read his
message.
During the session Of the House yes
terday Bingham, Democrat, presented
the names Of twenty-five Republican
members whose seats would be contest
ed, and Mr.. Wadleigh, Republican, pre-
sented the names OF twelve Democrats.
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FIRES.

Fort WAYNE, IND, June 1.-THE
warerooms connected with y. q. Old 5
spoke and felloe factory were destroyed
by fire last evening. Loss $4,000; no
insurance.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June l4.-The
large stables owned by William Brunn,
situated on Frankfort road and Deal
street, in this city, were discovered to be
on fire at an early hour this morning,
and were burned to the ground before
they could be eXtinguished. The loss
will reach $4,000; insured for 5000 in
the Fire Association Of this city.
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NEW YORK.
Minister to Greece.


New YORK, June 14.-Hon J. NJ.
Francis, editor of the Troy Times, re-
Gently appointed United States Minister
to Greece, sailed from this port yester-
day with his family in the steamship
Holsatia.
Public Reception TO Captain Hall
At the regular monthly meeting OF
the American Geographical Society,
last evening, the chairman announced
that the Society proposed to give Capt
Hall public reception before starting
for the North Pole. He said there was
a gentleman present, NJ. Pavvi, who
intended to make voyage to the North
Pole at his own expense. He would
proceed from New York to San Fran
cisco and thence to Siberia. He pro-
poses to 60 out in boat and travel the
ice with the hardy crew, and when he
reaches the open water to construct the
the boat, which is made OF India rubber
that is capable of carrying ten thousand
pounds, while itself can be slowed away
in a barrel He will pursue the water
course along Randalls Land and reach
the Pole or ascertain how far it is posi-
BILE to 60 in that quarter.
Arrival OF the POIarIs.
The Polaris, under command Of Cap
tain Hall, arrived here this morning
and steamed Immediately to the navy
yard. 1t is thought the expedition will
not be able to leave here before about
the lst Of July, as changes in the fitting
of the 'Polaris must be made before
starting
Funeral OF Mrs. Sedley.
Mrs. Anna Sedley, wife of Mr.. Sed-
ley, formerly editor OF the Round Table,
will be buried tomorrow from Mr.. Sed-
ley residence, Staten Island. She was
a sister of Catherine Sinclair, wife of
Edwin Forrest.
Oft for Europe.
Judge VIM. A. Richardson, Assistant
Secretary of the Treasury, sailed for
Europe this afternoon on board the
steamer Java. He goes for the pur,
pose OF placing the new gold loan on
the market and has full power to use
his own judgment ia all negotiations.
He takes with him large amount Of
Lond,. He has the fullest confidence
in the success Of his mission.
Base Ball.
A game Of base ball between the
Rockfords, OF Illinois, and Mutuals
took place this afternoon. After an ex-
citing game victory rested with the Mu-
tuals by score Of to II.
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PHILADELPHIA.
Republican Railroad
Stocks.

PHILADELPHIA, June l4.-The Re
publican Convention convened to-day,
where the city officers and legislators
were nominated. Everything passed of
quietly. But few disturbances occurred
and those were of trifing character
The Wilmington and Reading Rail.
road Company has advanced the price
Of the second mortgage bonds from 81!
to s. and accrued interest.
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PITTSBURGH.
Petition of River Men.

PIrTSBURGH. June l4.-The Ersniag
Chronicle published this afternoon the
petition Of Capt. c. A. bravo, of the
steamer St. Charles and , great many
merchants, steamboat owners, captains
and pilots, requesting Col. Merrell to
construct a dam at the left OF BTunot 5
Island in the vicinity OF Charters creek.
The matter has been the subject Of
much comment in river circles.
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MINING OPERATIONS.

HAzLEToN, Pa, June 1.-THE coal
mines in this region have not yet re
sumed work, and from all appearances
will not for sometime. There are eight
men at work in the upper Lehigh, and
about fifty cars Of coal were shipped
from there to-day. There is also one
man al work at Audeneyed. He is
guarded night and day by policemen.
There was a region meeting held to-day,
composed Of delegates from each Dis
trict OF the Workingmen's Benevolent
Association in the Lehigh regions. Res.
olutions were passed giving the men
permission to 20 TO work at an advance
Of five per cent on the offer made by the
operators on February 81, which is
When coal is five dollars ton at Eliz-
abethport or Port Johnson, fourteen
dollars per week for miner day work;
twelve dollars per week for inside labor
ers; ten dollars and half for outside la
borers and fifty cents per ton tor Gull
ing coal. These are the prices paid by
Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company
at Summit Hill and Newport and by the
Wilkesbarrc Coal and Iron Company at
Wilkesbarre. The operators say they
will not take the advance on the above,
and if the men will not 90 to work at
the prices named the works will remain
idle all summer. They say there was a
time when q compromise could have
been effected, but the men would not
listen to the proposal and now that the
operators are unwilling to make any ad'
vance on the February offer. Every
thing is quiet and orderly and no dis
turbances OF any kind have occurred;
and none are anticipated 10y the citi-
ZpnS
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WEATHER REPORT.
Synopsis for the Past Twenty-fOur
Hours.

WASHINGTON. June IA, 80. P. NJ
The barometer has risen slightly on the
Pacific coast with increasing cloudiness.
1t has risen in the extreme northwest
and on the Lakes and in the Middle
and Eastern States, and to q less extent
in the Southern States. Telegraphic
communication with Galveston is now
resumed and it appears probable that
the storm experienced there on Monday
has passed no7thward, diminishing in
its severity. Cloudy and threatening
weather prevailed in Kansas and Ne.
braska, and light rains Is this afternoon
reported in Eastern Tennessee. Light
winds hav' very generally prevailed
during the day.
Pr"jajiEt.as- 1t is probable that on
Thursiay the barometer will have very
generally fallen somewhat with increas-
NJ cloudiuess and temperature.
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MEMPHIS.

MEMrHIS, June 1.-Two sections aft
Of the dry docks sunk in ninety feet Of
water today, as the steamer Pioneer
was being taken on. The loss will
probably be $4,000 No inurance.
General y. B. Forrest has been sum
moned to appear before the Ku,Klux
Committe at Washington, to testify as
to the condition Of affairs in the South,
and will leave in a few davs for that
citv
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CHICAGO.
Meeting of Stockholders.

CHICAGO, June l3.-At a meeting o.
the stockholders of the Chicago and
Milwaukee railroad held this morning
the following directors were elected
John F. Tracy, John NJ. Burke, A; e.
Dulman, A. B. Bayliss, N. L. Sykes,
Jr., H. II. Borter, VIM. II. Terry, J. b
Rsdfisld and James H. Howe,
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PENNSYLVANIA.
The knights TempIar.

HARRISBURG, June l4.-Numbers OF
the Knights TempIar continue to arrive
in anticipation Of the parade Of the
order tomorrow. Sessions Of the Sir
knights were held in the Capitol all
day. The proceedings were secret. A
grand reception OF Masons takes place
at Governor Geary's mansion this even.
ing.
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LONG BRANCH.
The Pre- sident Goes TO Washington
and his Family Remains at the
Coftage-HOtelsO Open.

LONG BRANCH, June l4.-President
Grant leaves here tomorrow night for
Washington He will be accompanied
by General Porter. Both the President
and General Porter will return here on
Saturday. The Presidents family will
remain at their cottage during his ab-
scnce in charge of General Dent.
The Continental, West End Mansion,
Metropolitan, Pavilion, United States
and Clarendon hotels are now open.
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MEXICO.
\ Rebel Position Captured-Govern-
ment Battery SIIenced.

SAN FELIPE, June 3.-The American
Consul at the City OF Mexico says the
strong rebel position OF Guevero was
taken by the Government forces. The
bombardment OF Tampico continues.
The rebels have inspired great terror by
their fire, and have silenced the Gov
eminent batteries. Placido Vego up
holds the Simoba iudges
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Sentenced to be Hung.

STOCKTON, June l4.-ln the District
District Court here yesterday, Jesus I.
Jana, who was convicted OF murder at
Medina, was sentenced to be hanged on
the 2Sth of July, the same day on which
Miss Fairs execution takes place.
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CALIFORNIA.
4 Violent Storm.

YREKA, June IA violent storm
passed over this district yesterday The
telegraph office at Rough and Ready
station was struck 10y lightning and
almost burned to the ground. \ mum
Der of other buildings were also struck
bv the electric fluid and considerable
damace done.
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CASUALTIES.

DEs MONIES, Iowa, June l4.--A lad
by the name OF Harvey attempted, yes,
terday afternoon, to increase the flames
in a stove by putting in kerosene. He
will not live long
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ALUMNI.

At the present meeting OF the Alumni
Association nearly all OF the classes
that have left the College during the
past twenty-five years are represented.
There are four members here OF the
class that was graduated twenty-five
years ago, Of whom ! have me, Profes.
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Theatre Destroyed by Fire.

BEEsLAU, June l3.-The Stadt Thea
ire in this city caught fire last evening
and was burned to the ground despite
the utmost efforts OF the fire depart
,nant 10 snhdne the CONFEDERATION.
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The Elections.

Baron Uoussman has entered the field
IL a candidate for GubernatOrial honors
"a, the supplementary elections which
"lll shortly take place here:
The Bonapartist party will, 1t Is un-
drr,tood, he largely represented at the
forthcoming elections and their candl-
dates will probably poll heavy vote
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Executions Continue.

PARIS, June l4-Executions still
continue Numbers of workmen are
daily shot by the Nersaillists in the
districts Of the city where disafectIon
-..' ,.yi-ts
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Alabama Question Decided.
Trial of ROchcTOrt.

LoypoN,June l4-The Envoys of the
I : Government in Europe have pro-
ped to the various European powers
ir,"rcs,el, a fresh International agree
m-nt or treaty for the protection Of
property at sea during time Of war. The
treaty to be equally binding on America
b / other signing powers. 1t is doubt
iu. whether the consent of France or
En-land can be obtained to tie meas.
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STYLE, PRICE,

AND
PROMPTNESS OF EXECUTION.
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Base Bail.

A game Of base ball between the
Rockfords, OF Illinois, and Mutuals
took place this afternoon After an ex'
citing game victory rested with the Mu,
tuals by a score Of 4 to -.
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The AIabnma Qmesti0n Decidcd.

Anna Smith has been wrecked and ten
Dives lost.
ATHENS, June liking George is
about 10 visit Copenhagen, and goes
via Trieste.
Rangaba, now Minister to Washing
toD, has been appointed Greek Embas-
sador to Paris.
BREsT, June l4.-The steamship st.
Laurent has arrived from New York.
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Ear, lie Grey and R:pon is to he
created Marquis OF Ripon in conse-
quencr Of his distinguished services ID
eoulcc,ion witt the treaty al WASH
ingt0n.