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HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
RAILWAY EARNING

HALLWAY EAWNINGS.
The earnings of the Toledo. WABASH and Western
Railroad show al increase OF over $4,000 for the
month OF June.
The earnings Of the Milwaukee and St. Paul Rail.
road show Tie following results as compared with
last yeal:-
Decrease for month OF June...... ........ $07,710
Decrease for SIX months past ............ 1881
The present debt OF the company Is $40, s3, 4SI,
against s3l 56i,2l3 January l, 1870. The present
mileage Is LOIS, against OBS IN 1870.
The earnings Of the Marietta and Cincinnati Rail-
road for the six months ending June so show an in.
crease OF Sl39,37S.
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suPa.a. esg@l-ciAas:as.
A Gusah:i.E scat in Cour..

Before suGa.a CardOzo.
lsnco Read u. La.os,s.ss Z. D,ayse ct as.-Last
fall the well known s@sialOr Andrew Jackson Jones.
OF North Carolina, wele "a = vlst to this CITY, went
60 the gambling roOns VI 4e@srs. Matthew'S Fenion.
No. 1879 Fulton ssrCc;, AID haying been Ceaaed Gus
OF oil the money ns hsa about his clothes gave
check for ss,0c0, aad lost sum. Senator
Jones went back u jho Old Pine Tar
STATE 10 LOOK al cr Ms political and rail-
Soad interests there, eli Slo check welt
unpaid. Ee.uralBs w the csiy &g jones took up
the cheek and ave "a IA pace rlit 2t sixty days on
L. +. To- ne & Co., Uics;i IA fr1an street, The same
Oeng ou.y arCctsc. iquA t1iS draft one Jonn
Pentund obtansd oi die lntin AZ advance OF
t-ovo MCstlitil4ie al InHotion was obtained from
the Court against "a 'seLL oi the draft. This In.
JUNCTION was surseS ssb-y ciaolvcd, 0nen the plain.
TN li.st ueu the pgu srD collre pay ncnt or
the ula!J. The crs; c-@te p tU-.ay Oh DlOti0h 10
etlke cut the ia&" ei I'D i!iyOois several eminent
lawyers tOon 4 hrt.a III d,SCu2Sin, the motion, In
winch the IaVcai ald liHis4ai phases OF gambling,
the OaEsaiois III aSJ = q .!u1pr az DaSGu Oh con.
science l3d onlaatIca 20 pay drafts gwen 10 cover
gaMoilng losses ~ oaaco On the staSates, were en-
lalged Upon al iesN u. inc Court tOok the papers
Deserving ITS QecLsl0a.
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PRESIDENT GRANTS .aysasRTS.

Yesterday morning, after spending nearly twenyfour
hours as the guest Of Senator Frsnguysen, In Newark
PRESIDENT Grant left that city for his homo at
long Branch, the only place, according to himself
rmners he now keeps house. lie was accompanied
X General Porter Secretary Robson. The
ssueM expressed himself being greatly pleased with
and the surroundings and delighted with
n which he had received. The people OF New
se u on The point that whatever OF greatness no
rns milary eaoer, no fails bohind speech
Sexer, Ieev have lust found that out
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United 70 unmpcr,r lots .. To- llc per H. for domestic

limited q nnimpcrtant lots To- Ilc per 70 FOR
and 80 81 y n 81 - fnr fore,a.
ToDAcE.F entncty IN active request, both for
Fort and hole cousuap.on We sales OF lsgJ hads
81 &C. tic per II. sesesf was oay ern.ey sc.ivs ut
previous prices with sales OF 10 Oil s5c. lc.
per o and LOO baes havana a. $40. II % 40. per H.
fI>Thc IT con lnpsi aud a. chez prices
established esplte he led dgmaad We sales OF 70
tons tnssh So "a a, b.. 1850 slabs Strata
~ ., gold. COX. we quote Btns, 49,, gold s'rss,
BIC &c. COLT; Fnsiish, Slc &c., sol J. G. eoe,
Das Is. gol, per box; =. charcoal - rs ~ gold;
csSe tene a7H 81 ON, gold and charcoal srnc'
sTTAatSF.-rhc market was quiet brt steady ut lSc.
ALow Continues and active al tor ehoioc Saes
l50.VsN lbs
WnIs'.EY-Boeelpts CO bids. Tho market continued
very Lrla. with Baies OK .5j bills. at sisc. &c.
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rs l,', 81 J. II y lot m... Q
sTi-sT pl)riT]ls.
EaI-,a,t Tive o,Clcc,. r. n.
C0.-G%lERCIAL REPORT.

FRIDAY. July 10 r. n.
Aeurs were steady with moderate demand at 80 SO IS
for pearls nnl s. rs 81 Is for pots
CAsDIis In light request former prices, with
salea In oob!ns To ths trade at lsc 15c for
tine; 2se DC for s!e~rc, ssc for pain sperm and a9c
for palcui sperm
CoFrfr.rhe market for Ro and Santos qnict but
strong. 72 bsgs io, steamer oIth America, changed
hama on private terms. O.aer kinds In
te dernsai FOR raeo purposes nj full prices. va quote
KiS, ordinary cnr1o's ioaa lo%c tar ao ioc He;
,s an;s fer lo oac Ike. eo!1 per b N bond.
Tc; do grass 'sa:, lsSaG 9,e; Sggapors 10 lsc.;
Csyon, Ioe lc NaraesibO, !3c. ls,c. lie.
a., lsc; Jassiea' s9 ,spc ST. nomn tGod IN bond.
vac iOe; Cota Eie,. 1899 i1c. saaa, lic lNc.;
l5c
,Iorrrs. The rarke. for American ingot was firm at
Sl9c sc for prc.snt dc iyy with gaas o; 100 COG lbs.
w.hin ths range, IN si.on there reported heavy
trans SCI for utuIe e VERY These said
TO embrace IRON lie TO six mions lbs, cyesabe up TO
Jana.ty Al f Tor LAKE, Manufactured iairy active
a. erler la.i,uoa,.
CoTIos-Ihe market waa Tered sctve ami somewhat
exeei ~ I've f,,t meat OK tae A.rioninas Deoarinsni to
Pacsd ~ tao 'urDcr returns ineicslng in
" per cent IN the growing oro, compared with the
crap OF ye.r. IhA report supp enene d with
iavora a v.oAs from !y,ra VITA demand
from all priscs tor al ra les advanced
H.. tne psrsst riosn ward tendency improve
n "a re uaf
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The quotations hascd cotton running quality not
more t.n hii sra7o above be tie era ed
kutuce deliveries were &t advance OF &C
ID. iar-e sbara % to- ays ransactons Tor the
rose Of GOVERN. forcT Contracts but th sales chiefly repre-
srnt new venur.s Tue stcs reached 1870 bales on the
basis o! low rtdis fcowsJuiy loo % Il6c, Leo
~ otsc llU a. 20 3.6c &1 at 20lc, 200 2 c. 100
1t " 5c. l0s At Gusc Au gust, TOO 20 7lEc, t,D NJ
.Uc f0o ut 20 5c. i,S0J 80 $50 at 20 IL &c.. so at
~ &C.; septon'eer, SIS AZ s.c ~ y, y ISioc 800 ut
q isc., 100 al j iles.. is at Is 5iso., 100 at
l9Ec Noveter 200 at 1885,, 100 at &c., 100 at lslac;
pecam ser at 1Sc. t0 lsxc.; November Dscea-
ber Nv each at ifac tosclher October NoTenber AMI
December, Lon eacs, q, , oEoiher 80 each At lgc.,
.oget.cr. Yesterday s.s Canse. 400 bales sold
folowa;-Suy dv al &C.. sQj at 90 lljc August, 10 ut
z. Sisc 30 At -esc go a. y .ss sop!enoer 100 a!
!eo each, Noyenoer and December, q. lsac together;
heos,nSer. 10 at l$i;c,; January, icf at istc.
Ioie SAGE last report ls(0 bse 1hc average quotations
OF siertsy's EDWARD deliveries were as fol ows:luly
2tSc August 20s.c; September, 1856 Octobrr, 1885,
Noyembsr Isc; peceinher i6hc. The receipts ut The
leans, Ep Aobie iys; savannah. l.S; Iblro5on, I3l
Niiansto2, ~: Nor DIX 4s4 bl nlore, u; New orl 81
Ioa, ssN nass SsGc DAY ast week. S9jo bales; sane
last 1854 bales. Rates Tor reihts foreign
ports closed foowsfo Liverp o., by A{d.; ty
s~ 6Ssd 10 HAyre by seln. &C., gold; SAIL Set to Ham
turs, by steam. ;sd sa bldd. ooipresscj remeu y
steam, Sso aod, coWpIessei; sa, isc 10 BGc potts. BY
SAIL &C., gold.
Foua ccnipts-Four, II 4,5 bhl,. wheat,
GJ,f5O OusAes s'i bushels; meal 100 hhs and
t25 bags oas, $500 usnes; barley 1854 bushels. The
Lour market rlei di, but rp especially for shipping
grRHes The sales sbont la,o) b0is. Rye hour
que but sloaoy. Small .ae3 made 1t quotations.
neal ldi,t bu! Sales ITO Dolls.
81 i3 CITY sac utei 81 50 for coarse, III 81 for tine,
81 q for nne srtet Hi 20 Cor boei yellow aud al Is Tor
1f
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CATTLE MAaKET.

Beef slow OF en,e ut love- lsc. for TO good
hogs, 1874
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

JACEsoNBURGEss.-OnW Wednesday, June 2s. in
Railway, n. j., at tue residence OF the brides
mother. 10y the Rev. Or. AbercOmbie, Mr.. JOHS Ii.
JACKSON " Hiss EUsTATIA BURGESS. No cards.
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COURTS.
haIes C3lNs;.liGay Coysy.
C;sorae sf A'i''~ra swurglina.


C;sorre sf Allied sssu-gliN9.
Before Comniss!Cner Davenport.
nc Uilitsd stars n6if.-The defendant 10
captain OF the steamer Merrmac. A warrant has
been issued for his arrest charge OF having
Bmuggied into t-s port from one OF the West lnala
Islands 40 lut tnif.y-SA pounds Of The OIL OF Dav.
Is probable thai tac Isnt VIII ba taken pe'oIe
COMMISSIONER Dave apCgt to-day. wnen tls itcss OF
the are 20 rs .ivrs. sa.si. we bceVc tEt.e ii
very heavy duty Oh ..c r.ici1 Known ds on VI Day
surEslaa c.gi'-s'.GM TEsA
Errisfsr.
BY JuG.e freedman.
Ddyfd r. De WoJu. .,0s .r1er Y. CranddN ct a.
Upon presentation OF Gn en4r1sseu or printed copy
OF ths case, pursuant H. rue nlaeIeen OF this Court
win oil the a.neusineuts, NhiCn were allowed. and
Ill the exhibits Ioie.Isd TO properly inserted,
together With AL aiaag!t lalt such COPY has been
carefully conlpstei W..i "a" case IL now co.. recieI
by me, The case wa bc marked .'settled, aud Or
deled on NE.
yuises a. Haydai Us. q or3e D. Mcts 90 dl.-The
handed up.
BY juice spencer.
Eoen Hathduay 20. .s.c.saGS AcCorn1dcG ct AL
Case settled.
By Judge Moneu.
James FTeHch Is. otcT.e ~. GTTtM.-Oruer
granted
Charles T. HsGnagn -. Asfred L. Seton ct a.:
Judgment for TIE dS.ea.altS IOr the amount OF
counter CAIN anu ia -arS.i.
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FlNhNDIiL AND COMMERCIAL.


1
FRIDAY July 10 L. Ill
On 'Change TO-DAY wheat WAS irregular IN the
several grades. bat IN the main steady. Cotton
closed s,rong and rher.
MONEY EASY.
Money was easy a. two 10 three per cent
Prime paper was quoted per cent discount.
Foreign exchange vas nominaily unchanged, but
sales out OF sccoud HANDS were made eigat lower
than asking rates. THO maraet closed dull, on tls
basis OF Iloia 1los for good to prime bankers
sixty DAY sterling and ll,A Ill for sight bills.
TIE NEW LOAN.
Washington despatch STATES that the Acting
Secretary OF the Treasury says advces have been
received from Assistant Secretary Richardson that
he has been successful In negotiating any part or
the new loan abroad. 40 reliance Is placed In the
report that Mr.. Richardson has met with success.
There were no subscriptions To the new loan to-day.
The withdrawal OF the loan, rs Indicated In the
orders TO the enyravets to suspend printing the
bonds seems to have been given at lne sane time
that tie following Paragraph appeared III tho
HERALD
shell od his new Usi, OF wnic1 with money ~ tw0
70 tAioe Per cent la Wall street. he mas marketed
less tnaa s'oe,o1y oaI of 81 S05, o)1Joo, or less
thao I've per cent OF tna amount offered Nil ne
not sec taat tLsrc 10 sSIhevui,g IA 3iralN wrong
HERALD rom the stare, especially as OF the
SO, 900 00j suoscribed far only small traction
represents Il i.esI investment OF m,ley the re-
mainder BENG conversions of Tie old avetweAties.
TIS TREASURY gaLANcgI
The following we're tho Treasury balances at tho
close OF business this MISUNDERSTANDING,
S3.500ooO; CON- $4,000. Tie outstanding com
certificates amount to go. $4,000.
GOLD wEAx-lI3}s A lis.
The gold m arhet Was iaciined 10 be strong early
in the morning, as consequence or the failure OF
the new loan. tu, eventually became heavy on the
light shipment specie by Saturdays steamers and
declined 1894 l13. The course OF tae market
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w HAHF PROPERTY To RENT.

DEPARTMENT DoczsJ
Noa BIG AID o.s BROADWAY, ,
CITY or NEW YORK. June y, s.LN
Proposals VIII BE received unlh Wednesday L. As1s
nj ~ O'Clock b. by the Comm'son re- of tho Departneos ~
Docks at the Offices " the Department 40 and A bro.b
way, Tor the r.t to collect and rtdn WHARFAGE tie
following piers bukheads during pie Asursef
NORTH RIVER
Pier at the foot Of Twenty gxh street (newl
Her foot OF Forysoyealh rvls such rorOao
az y le required for the uss OF the CONTRACTORS fer
Ing the rtros3
ler and buShead at Manhalny.ic ressrving such pot
ton Of tho north sido as be required u us
Depart neat OF rabic larSs.
Pier at 3th street, such portion Of the north SIDE
OF tho piar may be required tho OF the DepAasnk
PuO.ic PARKS
Pier ut 10Th street.
FAST RIVER
Pier at Twcnty.third street.
Bukcai fwcn,y and twenty fourth sfrss4aI
excepting porioo occupied by Terry company.
aIout li5 feet cul OF pier toward the buikheaI
lukhcsd nj loot u Forty ninth street.
Pier y. tiityihird street.
Pier bukhead at foot OF EghtysiI street tncw)
fier luGtR
Pier street rcserv,g such portion OF the north side
bc required Tor tho OF the Department Of Paes
ta.Ss.
ii n. Ia;h street. reservns snch portion OF north
be Tor OF the Department OF Puo1S
PARKS.
Fer further Information apply at the oIco of the Depart
Tbs Department the right reject any or al pro
posaiA .x z,
RY A. SAITH,
WILSON q. HU,r, commissioner
N Nl1afER w u ohaaNEY'
j. GRANVILLE KASE. Secretary.
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PROPOSALS..

COLONIAL SECRETAaY's OFFI1E, MAY g. 1871
~ NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS.
The government Prluce Edward lsl,ni viii until lNk
July next receive tenders Tor tho cois:rucon aud e.Sp
eat " railway fsst lnoas sags, from
to ueorse WI. dist OF ABOUT I'D mi
Payment vii; he maze Prince EDWARD Isnni gcre-r%
meat deDan.ues bearag interest, payable
y,arv, redeem ibi, In ~ pears.
Specir be ana Terms o te1i'r othsp
Information GOv0rnmeat EnsineeS ol,-s
Shari, ttetown. after 2J.h June noNS
FORM
The government do not bind themselves accept the low
est or any teDdor T. II. HA!ILA.D, Cooni. 5rre.asv.
CnEAr WESTERN RAILWAY OF CANADA.
VI
The Directors PREPARED receive tenders for The
Fourth Divaon
OF their Canada air Line. exteadiag from
Calned to Fort Eric,
q distance Of about
forty-four miles.
Plans ami specifications VII be exhibition At No oreA
OF George Lowe Reid, bs9 chaf Engineer, and after
~,
and sealed tenders marked iender FOR Fourth Division An
Iaao" uldressed VIII BE- ny
a. JUSIPN PRICE, Tieasx <, ~
CnEr OFFICES, HAnrLrOs, Oii. Nay "a 1911.
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In the gold loan market the rates ranged from
one per Tor carrying 10 three per cent Tor bor
rowing. The operations Of the Gold Exchange
Bank were as follows:-
Gold clea, s47.eo5ooo
Gold balances. 1,339.t69
Currency balances. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 162}.523
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NEW SUNDAY, H. lS7l-QUADRUPLE SHEET

archs and potentares, or prince ana peasant,
OF peoples and races, with underwriting faith
in the final result. Sormr high masses and
re Deums will be sung in every Catholic
church where it is possible. Pilgrims from
all parts Of Europe will pass through the lines
Of the soldiers of Victor Emmanuel to tender
him their fluctuations and homage. Bat the
weil-wishngs which no bayonets can keep
back will come Million ongued to cheer him
from places far beyond intervening seas and
oceans. In the warmth and universally,
unconfined to creed or place, of the
day of triumph which is preparing for him, will
be found some gauge Of tho subtle power
which he wields--a power unfelt until some
such occasion calls it forth. In this recogni-
ton from all ranks the mighty and the hum
BILE, may be a promise of better days for the
Holy Father, though now so old. II is no
longer the age of crusades, hut from the day
of the Jubilee of Plus may date the reaction
we alluded to above taking practical shape.
1t Is clearly not the interest of any throne
to see the Catholic world waxing disquiet
but, although no immediate alienation may
result to him, the heart of the world must be
moved at the affecting sight of more children
than any earthly prince can count all meekly
praying for their spiritual father, and cannot
help joining in their heartfelt wish--Long live
Plus TX. Through all the bearings of this
subject of the Holy See one sees more than
the mere sentiment of an unbroken history.
II is found in the wonderful mystic wave Of
soul, called faith, which is more than the
record of Roman pontiffs or of pontf kings.
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GU Abr L PIE SH EE1
New York. SUNDAY, June II, 1871.
CONTENTS or To-DsY,s HERALD.


acknowledgements.
Advertisements.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
acknowledgements.
s-"Father Morsc:r The Chdren's Tribute 10 the
Genius and Moral Greatness OF their Adopted
Rather; Testimonial or The TelegraphcTs or
tue weird; The UnNclling OF the Statute OF
Professor Morse: Addresses by Governor Iioii-
man William Cullen bryant and the Mayor;
ol n usic
6-The American Jockey Club: First Day Of the
spring Meeting II Jerome Park; A Fete d Etc
Briiiant ani Fashionable Attendance and
Glorious sport; Who Were There and What
Iaey Wore; our Capital Races-rhe Turf in
England--NewS from the Pacific Coast For
egn Miscellaneous lems-A Bigamst Released
on Iall- The New Brunswick Fishermen and
.-E1ypt: Mr.. Stewards Reception by the Khc-
divine ropes Jubiee-ihe. National
Iame-ihe Mclggs Testimonlal-The Eighth
Ward Grant men-Fashionaple sumner Re-
sorts-Railroau Matters-Rayaces Of The Can
bage Wonn-Launcn OF an East River Ferry
boat-Mississlpp River Diying-New York
CITY Items Naval inteigence-Dominion OF
Calada-Ihe nandcr OF Governors Island
leleyed-Scene III Menagerie-CritciSm Of
New Books.
S-Edttogials: Leading Article, "Thc jubilee OF
i.lus iN.'-AmuSemeut Announcements.
8--Edilorials CONTINUED from Eighth Page) Per
sonai Inleigence-The situation in France
Germany: Movements Of the Car OF Russia
Interesting from Italy and Auslria-1he New
Hampshire Elecuon-Presdent Grant at New.
brrg--Large Fire III Newark--Miscelaneous
TeIegrams-Local News BUSINESS Notices
tO-West FONT: Preparing or the Glorious Home
ward March Yachting oles-Aquatlc-Music
and The Drama-The English Stage-A Case OF
OF Eidnappng-Ine smallpox in Newark.
11-All But Shot: Two HERALD Correspondents in
Paris IN Warm Water-Drooklyn Matters
Commissior ers OF Public Parks-GlOry, Honor
and Renown Wanied-Ho for the Balmy,
Bfacing Breeze-Long Island Against New
Jcrsey-Brookiyn's Broken Hearted Ielle-
Financial and Commercial Reports--Mau's In
humanity Trying 10 Beat Alderman Raber-
Marriages ana Deaths.
1--lhe Morse Statue Continued from Fl tn Page
shipping lneiliGence-News from Washing
ion--durder IN Moodna, Orange County, n.
acknowledgements.
I3-Reiigous lntelii2cuce The Religious Pro-
gramme for To-Day HERALD Religious Com
nunIcauons Thirty fourth Street Synagogue :;
Tie serpent OF Sapienza /; Religious Personals
and Particulars.
i4-RegIous intelligence Continued from Thlr-
tecDlh Pagel-Fersona Notes Foreign Per-
son6l Gossip americans Abroad-aiillIons at
a Rake: The Gwynl Merrideld Bigamy Case in
II New Light-1lie Drowning Accident III
North Andover, Mass Terrible Murder IN
Caorna-The Blind Murderer-Thc Battle OF
observation-disclosures: The Port or san Diego
and Its Surroundings-A Fraudulent Divorce
in Massachusetls-Trout Fishing in New
Hampshire.
1J-The Latest snip Tgagedy-The Courts-A
Singular Operation 10 save Mans Life
Advertisements.
Advertisements.
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Rome the Capital OF Italy.

The long promised event-tbe transfer OF
the Italian capital TO Rome-has at last been
announced to take place July l. The rep
Tesentasives of foreign Powers az Ii,5jif'eeiice
have been notified Of the proposed change, and
will probably accept the invitation to follow
Victor Emmanuel to Rome. There is, how
ever, still considerable doubt as to whether
the French Minister to the kingdom of
Italy will accompany his diplomatic breth-
rem to the Eternal City 1t is well
known that NJ. Theirs Is personally
in favor of the temporal power of the
Pope; that he resented the ungrateful conduct
of Italy in abandoning France to her fate by
appointing representative to the Holy See.
Under these circumstances the position of the
French Minister now in Florence is singu-
larry embarrassing one, and would become
still more so If he were to remove to Rome,
where he would be liable to clash with his
colleague, who is accredited to the Pope.
On the other hand, it is a fact of great sig
ni6cance that the Austrian government has
authorized its Ambassador at Florence to
follow the Italian court to the new capital
Whatever hopes the Papacy may have placed
on the active support of Austria is now dis
PEELED by this announcement The zeal of the
prelatcs Of Vienna, who but lately
addressed petition to the Emperor Francis
Joseph, asking the government to restore the
Holy Father to his sovereignty, must be con.
siderably damped by this formal recognition of
the Italian status que. The hope of the Holy
See now rests with France. We doubt, how
ever, that France, in spite of NJ. Theirs per-
sonal leaning toward the Papacy, will interfere
by force Of arms; and nothing short Of armed
interference will have any persuasive influ-
ence with the government of Italy.
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Foreign ambassadors at the Court of King
Victor Emmanuel have been notified that on
the lst Of July the capital Of Italy will be
transferred from Florence TO Rome IL Is wise,
we think, that the formal transference has
been deferred until after the Jubilee solemn
ties. From ST. Peter to Plus the Ninth,
behold grand historical period The CONVEX
sion Of Rome into the capital of United Italy
marks the commencement of a new period in
the history Of the Papacy and in The history Of
hawking
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THE Lone ISLANDERS AND THE JERsHYMEN
are engaged in an oyster war, the Jerseymen
having eucroached on the Jamaica oyster
beds So far no blood has been shed, but
it was the fault of the Jerseymen, who
would not wait for the formidable army Of
Long Islanders, but ran away. The latter
came armed not only with writs, but with
guns and swords to open the Jersey oyster.
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In CRIMINAL CASE in Philade lpha,
where a woman was concerned, the chief de-
PENDANT married her to prevent her testifying
against him. This was very sharp practice,
but il would not avail, for the Judge, not
considering welded life punishment enough
sentenced She man to six years in the Peni-
teutia-y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-11

A LANDLApY in this city recently claimed
seventy-fve dollars damages against the pro-
party Of an ex-boarder because Of his dying in
the house and thereby injuriug her business.
The jury would not grant the claim because it
was evident to them, some OF whom probably
boarded, that it would indirectly put pre-
yuiua upon boarding house starvation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-11

The UNWILLING or THE MORSE STATUE in
the Park took place yesterday in the presence
OF an immense crowd, and the reception TO
the ven rlble inventor took place at the
Academy Of Music last evening to another i'm
mense crowd, comprising which were the
most cultured and distinguished people Of
New York, gladly paying the highest contem-
porary honors to living genius. William
Cullen Bryant delivered the inaugural ad-
dress, and Mayor Hall received the statue
for the city Az the reception several dis
tinguished gentlemen addressed the masses
but the greatest attraction there was the pre-
seace OF Professor Morse himself, who, in bis
e'ghtieth year, still looks hale and hearty
enough TO have deferred the erection Of his
statue for many years yet, if grateful COM
runity had felt like following the old usages
"a his case by honoring him in marble only
ef!cs dsatl,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-11

TIE statement is made that Spain is willing
TO sell Cuba to the Cubans, and banking firm
in Amsterdam has agreed 70 advance tn
money, provided the United States will become
security for the Cubans We don't know but
that we might afford to do this if Cuba will
give us first mortgage on herself as collate-
raj in case we have to pay the bankers note.