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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-23
RACE AT TARRYTOWN.

A race took place at Tarrytown on Wednes-
day. between the following open boats Annie and Carrie
of Tarrytown, Phantom Of Croton, Sea New of Nyack
and Eula of Piermont. The from Tarrytown
TO stakeboat of Sing Sing, thence to stake-boat of
Dobbs Ferry aud back to Tarrytown, making in all o
2Ome race At l25 the signal was given to get under
way and the boats started up the river with light wind
from the n E., which soon feshened to good sailing
breeze The boats rounded the on Sing sing
in the following 0rder Phantom Annie, Sea New, Eula,
and Carrie rounding the Carrie broke her jibbOom
and Obliged TO withdraw The yachts run before the
wind TO Dobbs' Ferry, and rounded as follows:
1 Sea Mew..............9O
Bna.
The boats then run up 10 Tarrytown, and turned the
stakebOat In the appended order;
EuA
Ami, ............ 6:O8 Sea New ..............6l6
The Phantom took first prize, Annie second. and Sea
New third on allowance OF time. The Phantom Is owned
by Philip Merhoff OF Croton, and Is new boat
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VENEZUELA.

ANOTHER REV0LUTION-yALENCAT THREATENED.
LAGUAYRA, May 23.-The country is again IN
revolution. Gen. Herrera, who had succeeded ID re-
pulsing the army Of President Guzman Blanco under
Gen ChuyO MarchadO in the State OF BarSuisimento Is
advancing on Valencia President Guzman Blonco has
in Caracas TO place himself t the head
OF his army He LEFT the port GASuayra IN the steamer
Dudley Buck for Puerto Cabe!lo, rom Wheuc" nc VII
march, TO Valencia It Is asserted that the Revolutionary
Gen. Herrera has a strong army , a.. -. 10.
rumor has lust been set adOat that Gen. Saazar mas
pronounced against Guzman BlaucO ana joined
with go men. salaZar Is one OF the most lhhuenai
General Of the Republic should the rumor prove true
be feared that President Blanco VIII ot DC ue
TO resist, Saazar his principal dcpcnuchce' D
in rio absence OF President BancO from Caracas, Gen
Pulido remains in charge Of the Prerloehc}' ueu,
Suheriaud President OF Maracaibo, VINO hau come ~
Caracas visit to President BlanoO, mas fe'uhei "
CurazaO.
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came round in the following order;

Never in the history Of the yacht Cup nave
their boats turned the ghtship closely together as
they did yesterday, will be from the time-tabes
only few seconds intervening In the passage or most OF
the larger yachts. About - minutes past O'CLOCK noe
Magic, Wanderer Kaiser William L. Columbia anu iule5
were close aboard OF each other with the Madeline ana
Dauntess, F1eetwing and Halcyon, all bearing
down for the hshtship; collision IA s tsHRed
inevitable, and came. The Madeline nad tackeu
about 35IO and the Dauntless was within 80 YARDS
OF her. bearing down her starboard BEAM For an In
slant IL thought the Dauntess would put her helm
to starboard 20 under the Madeines STERN but her
sailing ported his helm with the evident intention
of rounding the ghtehip TO the northward OF the Mad
cline and next 10 the ghtship, but the maneuyer Was
too late, and the Dauntess ran into the Madeline ner
bboom going through the after part Of the aters fore
SAIL and at the same time fouling her foreopsa DaSR
stay and breaking off the topmast about three Feet De-
low the hounds OF the mast. Fortunately no damage
was done to the bulls Of either OF the vessels and at
3l555 the two, locked together passed the ghtship
This unfortunate threw the Hacyon out OF
her turn which was next and the Feetwing gained the
advantage and rounded the Ightship one minute and
FIVE seconds ahead Of the Halcyon. At this time man
fell overheard from the Ider who had gone out on inc
bOwsprt to clear away the jib opsai he swan ike
duck and after lapse Of eight minutes was picked up
by tug. go
From the ghtship to the buoys the sailing was plain
and slow although the yachts covered with clouds
canvass but the interest had tagged and brief stop
made at the buoys sufficient only to take the follow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-23
FOREIGN NEWS.
FRANCE.

ca,,RETTA REFUSES TO RECOGNIZE TIE AssEMnLi
MOVEMENTS OF THE ORLEANS PkINOE2
MARSHAL IMAGINATION TO REMAIN Al HE
HEAD OF THE ARMY.
PARIS Thursday, June %, 1871
II is said that NJ Gambetta refuses 10
acknowledge the mandate of the Assembly,, acooHp"n
ing his refusal with the declaration that the Assemoy
easod 20 exit when il voted to ratfy the Treaty OF
Peace. $3.50.
NJ Gambetta is in Malta. Many Communist refugees
from Paris have arrived in Malta among them mepels
OF the Central Committee and OF the lhtcrn"'on'i
Society. -,
on Friday for Paris and will subsequently, in company
with the Duke dAumae and Prince dc Joinyile, pay
visit TO the Count de Chambord. The Duke dAumaie
has landed at Calais and expected in Paris tonight
1t is said that Marshal MaeMahon has renquished his
intention TO resign the command OF the army
The candidates for the Assembly from the Department
OF the North are Gen. Faidherbe and NJ Testenn Repuo
hcans; aud MN Denedouchel and Dupont, Legitimlsts
The that Lefrane has gone to Englands not true
NJ Magne formerly Minister Of Finance under the LII
pre is candidate for the Assembly from the depart
ment OF Dordogne. The Assembly, it is said, VIII
continue in session during the elections The Debats OF
to-day proposes the election OF second Chamber by the
Conseiis GeneraUr, similar to the late Senate.
Prince Napoleon has declined nomination to the
Assembly from the Department Of Charento in favor Of
III. Rouher.
Mr.. Lissagarary, member Of the Commune, who was
reported dead, has been arrested.
The Ministry Of Finance is returning 10 Paris and will
take up its quarters the Louvre The gunboats left
Paris yesterday for the mouth OF the Seine. The NOR
tay is increasing in Paris in consequence OF the arrival
of large numbers Of emigrans from the coded provinces
The review of 100000 troops at Longchamps has now
been fxed for next Sunday. Subscriptions to the new
loan will be opened on Monday next
letter from NJ GuzOt the state Of France is pub
hshed the maintenance Of President Theirs
in power approves of his policy, and desires speedy
solution OF the monarchical question.
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EXPLOSION ON A PACIFIC sTEAMER-sIX MEN
KILLED.

SAN Francisco, June 22-The steamer Mo-
SEES Taylor of Webbs line, from Honolulu arrived this
morning bringing 100 passengers mostly from Australia
and New-Zealand, bound east. The detention OF the
steamer was caused by the bursting OF fue when 80
miles off San Francisco, May "a, outward bound, by
which accident Thomas Harrison, engineer, Nicholas
Pendergrast and II. Mooney, fremen Paul Nicholson
and william Young coal passers, and Oliver Hayes
watch tender, were killed survey was held, when 1t
was decided keep the vessel her course and she
made the remainder of the trip using only one boiler
The dead were buried at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-23
PERsoNALITIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

- Vice President COIfax IS rapidly recovering HI5
health. . -, -. - ,o..oho al,
He leaves Michigan Saturday morning
Secretary BeIl0nap will leave Washington TINS
evening for College where is to deliver the Annual oon
" Gen. VIM r. johnson, for ~ years proprietor ne o
~ The American Hotel at Reled Springs otsego Co.. N H. died on
Wednesday.
w. w Eaton while speaking, yesterday, IN
M cecticn, Assembly with fauting ~ and sank into
ms seat Mr. Rston his residence where he soon recovered
It IL thought be be able TO take bis seat to-day
The Rev. Or. Bernard Hlowy well-known
Jewish Rabbi ociated in Baltimore Rochester 81 Louis New
Orleans and Cincinnati thrown from buggy ID ChhhAu on
Wednesday and badly injured that be died yesterday
The Boston National Musical Congress l mas
P of The Unti Choal OF Newiork Corresponding
ard Recording Soereta Dr. Eben Tou1ee OF Boston, treasurer W.
u sleLon of Newton Mass. The Congress has adjourned
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9. 8. f., and Romer beacon N. z. The Committee
boat unfortunately went to the wrong buoy, and
II win probably not be until this morning that the
will be discovered, for majority of those the Seth
yacht OF the schooner class and the Corning OF the soop
class. The people on the committee steamer so
sure they were right that they actually crstened for
the n0nce the right buoy the mistaken buoy" At 1919
the soop Peerless turned 9. w. spit buoy followed in 80
seconds after nv the schooner Wandere and at l2
the schooner Feetwng turned with the first named the
right buoy At this junctnre there seemed to be
hesancy among the fleet as which the right turn
ing point and some of them bore away and finally there
was a rush for the west Of S. w. Spit Buoy" and
time taken at the true Duoy put an notes
were made at the wrong one, as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-23
CRIMES AND cAsuALTIEs-BY TEL

" The Baptist Church in Wakefield, Mass, was
barned on Wednesday.
Albert +. Pierce, Superintendent of the Slough
ton Ms Railroad died Wednesday from injuries received
By being thrown from carnage
u. w. Stull. lawyer Of Rochester, was thrown
from Ms carriage with his family "wednesday Rush Monroe Co.,
y and daushter 10 Old instantly killed The rest Of the
luilI escaped stth slight Injuries
"A large, three-story building was burned in
Cherry Valley r. yesterday The building secnPed b. Peadl,
boots telegraph undertaken Dart butcher
TAs CARRY Yay oce and Bronson dentist Loss SO
-. Early yesterday morning fire broke out in
the mandatory Of Hicks Badger coppersmhs No 81 itt Dos
ton nearly Including patterns machinery
estimated loss S2OOO which partially covered by in
IA fire at Champaign, Illinois, yesterday, de-
s.royoi Green's hardware MaIsel steeles
store Champaign CoHR ohce R STEMS tobacco
store Bowers saloon ME millinery. Mrs Groos
tobacco Hsysrl ahsr hnlLuSs daAs LO
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GREAT BRITAIN.
OPPOSITION TO STREET RAILR0ADs-G0YERN-
MENT MEASURES WITHDRAWN.

MIMI MEASURES WITHDRAWAL
LONDON, Thursday, June a. 1871.
In the House of Commons, tonight, the bill
authorizing the construction OF horse railroads in Lon
don rejected. Several Government measures were
withdrawn in consequence of the approaching prorOga
ton OF Parliament
Mr. Love- the Chancellor Of the Exchequer stated that
1t impossible to discontinue the pension of $4,000
granted to the descendants OF William Penn in cOnse-
quenee Of the American Revolution. The present re-
cpient OF the pension is William Stewart. Mr. Lowe
added in reply question that he would an in
vestigaton to the possibility Of committing the PEN
sion into Government three per cent annuities.
The E0eaing Post says there is an understanding be-
the Governments of Germany Austria and Russia
Cor the preservation of the peace Of Europe.
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RAILROAD COLLISION IN TENNESSEE.

CURED yesterday the Nashville and Northwestern
Railroad near McEwens Station, between freight and
passenger train. NJ Vass passenger, who was stand
ing on the PLATFORM killed. his head being cut In two
ana the body mangled in horrible manner. W. s. Cor
don, baggage-master, and James B0nneO brakeman,
were badly injured. Vass resided in Haywood County,
Tenn. His remains were BROUGHT TO NashNllle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-23
NEW-ZEALAND.

THE STEAMER NEVADA ENTHUSIASTICALLY RE-
CEIyED AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COM
MERCIAL PROSPECTS,.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 22.-The steamship
Nevada from San Francisco reached Auckland, New
Zealand May a. four hours ahead of the schedule time
Two thousand persons welcomed her at the wharf Ban
duets were given Auckland and Dunedin TO her officers
Tho New Zealand mining is favorable. Thomas
Merchants Exchange viii send 70 the san Francisco Me-
chanos' Fair pyramid made from the gold OF various
mines OF New-ZealaDd.
The FIRST shipment OF canned salmon Goldfish, &c. to
Auckland has resulted in loss. Tie reports not
favorable 70 extensive commerce with those colonies
Immediately.
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THE ALABAMA AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD
LITIGATION.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, June 22.-In the U. s.
Circuit Court Judge W. b. Woods to-day decided on the
petition Of the Alabama and Chattanooga Railroad that
he sitting as Circuit Judge had the power TO revise
ali proceedings In bankruptcy in the Middle District OF
The case arises from petition to review the decree OF
rupt The petition upon merits, will be heard sat
rlau
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ALMOST ANOTHER AVoNDALE AFFAIR.

FALLING IN OF THE EMPIRE COAL MINE-F0RTY
MINERS BURIED-ALI TAKEN OUT ALIVE.
WMKEsBARRE, June 22.-Some 40 miners
temporarily imprisoned In the earth yesterday by
the falling in OF the slope Of the Empire mine, several
miles from this place. All were rescued, and
pected from the effects of the foul air inhaled
during their confinement
David Jenkins and John Davis were severely burned
by an explosion OF redamp in the Wikesbarre Coal and
Iron Company's mine, at Ashley yesterday The former
is not expected to recover.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-23
MURDER TRIAL BEFORE A ooLoRED JURY.

NEw-ORLEANs, June 22.-The trial of Charles
Earle and John Carney, for numbering Mrs. sallnger
aged rs years. and robbing her house Of 1900 on the
night Of the 23d of April concluded this afternoon
verdict OF guilty OF murder in the first degree was
rendered The jury composed entirely OF colored
men, This is supposed be the first capital case ever
tried in the United states by jury composed wholly Of
oolOred men. The case had been so thoroughly ven
tated by the press during the preliminary examination
that no white juror could be obtained all having formed
opinions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-23
SPAIN.

CUBA TO BE HELD WHILE MEN AND MONEY LAST.
MADRID, Thursday, June %, 1871
In the Cortes last evening the Minister of
Colonies declared that Spain would preserve the In
tegTity Of Cuba long and arms forthcom-
ing He admitted that there ministerial crisis and
added that the Cabinet would resign after the approval
by the Cores Of the address Of the Crown. All amend
ments the address Withdrawn and the discussion
proceeded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-23
rcpSEP,I, PRESS pIspArcU1

The interest the United States bonds viii he paid
the LIST OF July at the United States depotares in the
following amounts In New-YOrk, s7,lO9G96 in Phiade
phis. tSs24S7 in Boston, $922s2, and in Cincinnati,
s52,25s.
No award has yet been made Of the bid for trans
porting Indian supplies their destination from the
points at which the railroad transportation
understood that the lowest bid exceeded the appropa-
ton for thi purpose.
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A NEW TEMPERANCE MOVEMENT.

WORCESTER, Mass June ga new Tenn
perance Society formed here to-day, an auxiliary
to the Massachusetts, Total Abstinence Association the
object being to carry the reform by moral and re-
ligous means only Much interest was manifested The
following were chosen ofcers President, the Hon. p.
Emery Aldrich; Vice-Presidents, the Hon. Milo Hill
dreth and the velorous Taft Secretary. NJ. Almy
Aldrich; and Treasurer g. s. Poster.
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sANTO DOMINGO.

BAEz MAKING GREAT wARLIKE PREPARArl oNs
ST.. THOMAS, May 30.-Late adyices from
santo Domingo state that President Baez is making
great military preparations He has received an Invoice
OF Efeld rifles the United states CabIal ~ aso
$40 10 no making extensive military afI5ngeihchte
Cen CoceTes of the Bsez party marched with GS men 10
reinforce the army operating against CtlIa tne an
trv is uch aQdtafed The Swatara Is the Oniy AuIiI
man war now In Dominican waters, the &
having left for ST. Thomas for coal IL - e
Sshr Sriends that N these vessels ordered nome
the Goyerament OF Baez will collapse.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-23
AN OIL REFINERY II FLAMES.

PHILADELPHIA, June pa large fire is now
raging at Oil works at Point Breeze, south of this
city, and League Island. 1t is reported that the
fire originated in and is confined to tank in the refinery
of Warden Frew Co. The tank contains 1900 gallons
OF oil 1t is expected that the fire will be confined to its
nresenf Limits The loss will be about $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-23
MINING RIOT IN CALIFoRNIA-THE MILITARY
CALLED OUT

SAN FRANCISCO, June 22.--The miners who
are now on q strike in Amador County have compelled
the suspension Of all work in the mines not allow
ing pumps to be used to keep the mines free from
water The local authorities being powerless or unw
ing restore order the lat Regiment Of the National
Guard Col W. H. L. Barnes, of this city, has been or
ered to proceed the of the disturbance tonight
The men are all armed with Henry rifles, and are in
structed to disperse the mob at all hazards.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-23
GERMANY.
DISASTROUS RAJ

DISASTROUS RAILROAD ACCIDENT TWENTY
THREE SOLDIERS KILLED AND MANY
WOUNDED.
BERLIN, Thursday, June %, 1871
A terrible accident occurred to-day on the
Ieipsic line of railway to conveying Pomeranian
troops from France. -Four carriages were thrown from
the track and officers and 81 prvates were killed,
and one officer and 40 prvates injured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-23
THE STATE EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION.

SARATOGA, June 22.--The New-York state
Edtoral Convention assembled here this morning The
attendance was very large. The Convention was called
to order by b. Y. JudsoB, publisher of me Sara'g'a"
Prcsdeut who welcomed the Association 70 saTa,oYa
nsev of me Luons ReDtJliedn Letters were read gy
secretary BurDWeu from Postmaster Genera Ireswc'
Horace Greeley MantOn Marble Isaac Butts ana otsIs
Among the prominent editors present are the non oeo.
Dawson Of The AfbaHy EUeaiig Journal the hon; behaa
breekUey Of The RetsrtooH IDes. henry J" A@iN' "
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INDIA.

DESTRUCTION OF THE NUTMEG AND MACE CROPS.
LONDON, Thursday June %, 1871.
Later dispatches from Bombay state that it
ia the nutmeg and crops Of the Banda Islands in
the Malay Archipelago which have been destroyed by
hurricane instead of the cotton OF the District OF
anda i'm India The loss is estimated at 100000 ster
ling and the planters cannot recover from the blow for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-23
PRESIDENT GRANT WITNESSES THE RACE.

LONG BRANCH, June pa large number OF
visitors arrived here to-day to witness the NewYork
Yacht Club race. Among them were President Grant
and wife. While they were coming down the Bay the
yachts were making their home TACK and President
Grant and wife accepted the invitation Of George W.
Bentley Manager OF the NewJersey Southern Railroad,
TO witness the regatta from the pilohouse On ary-
ing az the Branch the President Immediately
proceeded to his cottage Fred and Jesse Grant John
Hoey and wife, and large number Of Frederick Grants
friends cadets at West Point went out In the Revenue
cutter Northerner to witness the yachtrace. Tomorrow
a grand regatta takes place here for Lester Waacks
cup About 90 yachts will participate. They will start
from Sandy Hook, sail to Long Branch, turn stake
boat anchored here and return The distance Is about
"a miles President Grant and family will witness the
regatta from the balconies of the Continental Hotel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-23

After taking the above time the beth Low was he"ou
with all possible speed TO the Light Ship.
just before rounding the bouy the sappho sp ne ~ the
Forcing mower OF that sail Men Immediately sent
aoft to repair It, but was almost useless tasK q,
The run from the Spit buoys to the Eghtship was OF
little interest. The Seth Low put in an exceent
position for observing the turning Of the yachts, when
int I,af ,iio uuf. ord
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-23


The Chamber will be adjourned before the
end Of the present week. The idea of holding short
session in Rome has been abandoned.
The Minister OF the Interior has ordered the dissolution
Of ali chapters of the international Society in Italy King
Victor Emanuel leaves here the Goth inst, another
visit to Naples.
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TINE AS CORRECTED BY ALLOWANCES.
The following table gives the full time OF making the
race by all yachts and the time as corrected py the

II will be remembered that the Magic made the same
run AT the Queens Cup Race last August In four hours
and II minutes and the Cambria In four hours and As
minutes.
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South Vest SPIT Buoy.
Staks-bodt, Staten Island

The Committee boat then left and made for the stake
boat off Stateu Island when the Committee boarded her
and noted the following time OF the arrivals or the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-23

The Troy Times c. D. Tracy The Rochester Express and
many OF the ablest editors of weekly newspapers from
all parts of the State.
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ITALY.

ADJOURNMENT OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FOR
TIE SUPPRESSION OF THE INTERNATIONAL
SOCIETY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-23

c.vRrrrA REFUSES TO RECOGNIZE TIE ASSEMBLY
MOVEMENTS OF THE ORLEANS PRlNOESm
MARSHAL IMAGINATION TO REMAIN AT The
uFAD OF THE ARMY.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-07-08

For ibc pauolr Stgf
Mn EDITOR: Pardon me Cor my
seeming neglect Of orr very impor-
tant friend "Nortb Side" thought
at first tliat silence was Tie bosi
answer to bis co municati0n as il
contained no argument to support
tho position he IS vain enongh 70
assert, but / sec he has grown pom.
pus and mute, instead of DECLARING
himself in favor Of a removal OF The
county site, he boldly asserts that i
il fixed fact and done by tho peo
pie. As, for "Peaee," he, shout
have said nothing as his aim evident
~ is to produce discord by arrayins
one section against the other. |
ever he and truth were acquainted
they are terrible strangers nov
/ is clearly shown by his letter. Al
to righteousness the bear mention
of it by "North Side is sheer pro
family, bis notice of Panola is no
wit. The removal Of th'
court house is not the design of th'
people, on tho contrary it Is in op
position, (and "North Side know
it'') to their earnest wish expressed
by them in public meeting and b.
petition.
The enactment. authorizing tn
removal was obtaincdby means use
only by those lost to all sclsc .
honor and justice. These virtue
with "North side" and his party ar
asoba6ete as the Mastredon or LC
viathcn of which he pratcs.
That the removal of the cour
house will add 10 The burden of th
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-07-08

The revenue Of Victoria, for the
year 1870, vas eS,O1o,959. 9lC0,364
less than 1860.