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celebrated Justly claim,
iort superiority overall rsridi, "a 10 ths
public Tor the cERrAiA AND care az en-
ana Fever Chls and Fever whether Of shctt or Sr
s'anhng lie refers TO the en- ire Western and Suou,h
estern country to bear him Testimony the truth VI
assertion that in no whatever III il nil 10 cur.
u the directions nre strictly followed cut IN great
many easesa single dose has been sufficient for cure
nnd whole families have been cured ~ single bottle
WIN perfect restoration 81 the general heath il Is
MOVE en- prudent and In every certain 10 cure
avg. me seass has been checked especially in is
ue'i an ng-stsnding cases. Usually his medicine
VI" no' require any aid to keep lie owsir good order
SHOULD the patient. however. require cslhrrtc medi
ene AFTER having taken three four Of the I.u,e
vii! be safas.en.. 49,
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0TThc returns at the census Office
make the colorcd population Of the Uni
ted States and Territories about 1857.
GOO.
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&Thc Kcntland newspapers charge
$50 for publishing notices Of application
for license to sell liquors.
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JASPER COURIER.

@Nick. Mchringcr has gone TO Gin.
cinnau after another large saw for tho
steam saw mill.
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HENRY T. HELMBOLDs IMPROv.
ED ROSE WASH

s c ne surpassed as FACE WASH. and will be
iounh the specific remedy In every spcces Of
An,c',oh II speedily cradicatcs rin,ncs. Spots Sccr.
nuc uryness, induraticns Of the Cu,ancous Mcmbra
s,c opcis Richness and incirrn. Inflammation Hives
ash' aolh Patches, Dryncss Of Scalp or Skin rrcs,
es NM AL purposes for which S,lves or Ointme n :
W uscdi restores the skin To state Of parity aud
o''ne"s. ana insures continued healthy action 10 ~ .
s, o. us vessels, on which depends the srccatle
e.earness and vvaeity IL complexion 80 much sou
s"u sob.cu. but however valuable AZ a remedy for
existing defects Of the skin, u. r. Hei,nbo,ds koss
ASH ms long sustained It's principal claim n unbound
10 patronage BY possessing qualities which render n
"L,T APrENnAGE OF the most Sapcrativc and Con
,a' rharscter combining In an rcgan, formula those
p.pniicnt requisite, sxrErt nni Ersc,cvtht Inv RI
W Accompaniment 81 It's use--as Preservattye and
,or diseases o, sohiliic Nature and ~ m injection
"r assase. OF the urnry Orsans arising from habits
., ans.paion usei IN connection with the EXTRACTS
nucnU: SN4StPARiI.'.A, and CATAwBA GRAPE
surpassed. ~"""'s -
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RUCHU rs A srrNuLANT, and Of ito II may fsil {,
bnei with Bromide Of Potassium and oth.:
produces aseda'ive effect, ami healthy action
mus increasin. the powers Of digestion Glayirg irr,a
ion reducing all unnatural dwellings stopping pain an
iisnstion and causing the repairs and EMS
he human body to be greater Than the wastes thus rs
venting decomposition and decay, and gives poursh
ment health and vigor to the system.
MY BCChU is good for oil diseases arising from ex
cesses such as weakness and Pain In the Rack and
Trembling In the region Of the Heart Weak Nerves
iai'la couii'enance Dryncss Of the Skin, Serofals
SYPHILIS, IN iis many forms, Ulcers and Tumors.
toms and diseases relief is hand Get bottle .f M,
ls;:chu and bromide Of Potassium at onee and YOU IN
rely on being cured.
know just What say. My record as Compoauds,
Of Medicine Is second to ro,nan in the Southwest.
twenty-five OF thirty years ago, my fellow ctixeps
In the city IN which Row dwell: have cursd more peo
pie OF various diseases than all the physicians in cuis.
vile put together Undoubtedly. for every single ma.
ent that any Louisville physician has have hundred
am no upaiart OF yesterday. Ny Medicines g a sue
great success Louisville large en- ,ngh for
e,s 70 nave co'npeilior monopoze the Wholesale
faten Medicine Trade here One aud another ha. tried
py copying after me here in Louisville to con pete with
me bGt one after another their have bee coecd
and their efforts have been abor.ive
iy Medicines are good and or the purpose--tha,
IS The secret cf my success My reputation a. COM.
pounder Of good reliable articles is fully estabs he'd
beheve my Bachn and Bromide of Potassium Is the
bcst article ow In the market for the cure Of ali ;seas
- 81 I'd: urinary or gcEo- urinary organs such a.
Aocnrnsl lncontnence Irrtsbliy Of the Bladder and
that class of tisoasos - ~ "
by dollar bottle and Re cured Use IS per directions
;" -" 'sses' JOAN BULL, 81. ID.
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50 * ;zz;ssxf'ssj
IA00E l u ! 4
& ( I'm +: M !,
VI EDICINE&D
Hoo lands German DittersS
H0c0ansi's German Tontes
Hollands rodophylIin PilIf
0CO0ani,s Greek Oil.

HOOfhh0's German lsittcfk,
Bittcrs without alcohol ar spirits Of any kindt
Is different from all others. II is CONS
posed Of the pure juices or VITAL rKiNl
cIrLE OF RooTs, HERps, and BARKs Cor az
incidentally termed, extracts. the worth.
less or inert portions Of the ingredients
not being used. Therefore, in one bois
tic Of this Bittcrs there is contained az
much medicinal virtue as will bc found
in several gallons of ordinary mixtures
The Roots. &c used in this Bittcrs arc
grown in Germany, their vital principles
extracted in that country by scientific
Chemist and forw ardcd to the fsanufacs
tory in this city, where they arc comA
pounded and bottled. Containing no
spirituous ingredients. this bittcrs Is FREQ
from the objections urged against all
others 10 desire for siimulants can bc
induced from their use, they cannot
make dfunkards, aud cannot, under any
circumstances, have any but beneficial
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LabOrer's Wanted!
Two or three laborcrs wanted. SIS
per month and board will be paid. APP
ply Immediately at this Office.
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These Pills are the mort delightfully."- pleasant purga.
i've snPerceeding castor oil, salts, msgnc la etc
There IL nothing more acceptahleto the s;onac The,
give tone, and neither nausea nor gripu pNnf
They are composed Of the finest ingredients. Afser
Few day use Of hcin such an nyigoration Of tie entire
system takes place as to appear miraculous TO tue weak
and cherya'ed, whether arising from mprud nee o.
disease. H. r. lis'inboid's Compound Fluid EAtrac,
Caawba Grape rlls are not sugar from the fact
the stomach without dissolving. consequently do not
produce the desired effect. THE cATAwBA GRAPE
FILLS being pieasand In taste aud oor do not nesss.
box.
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HENRY +. IlELMBOLD';
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED COMPOUND
FLUID EXTRACT ShhSRPAEILlA

VIII radically excrnlnnte from the system Ser ,srlu
Syphiiis. Fever Sores Ulcers. Sore Eyes Sore Legs
Sore Mouth, Sore Head bronchitis. skin Diseases Sell
nhtum Cankers, Rannings from the Ear. White Swell
nes' lunors vanccrous Affections. Nodes. Ricketts,
Giandular Swe!iings, Night Sweats Rash letter I'm
mora 81 all Kinds. Chronic Rheun,at.s Dys pcpsis
and all diseases that have been csial in tie sycn
for ycain. - -
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Lounges.
and aIargc assortment ~ chairs Of the bc.t ,vs. n,
respectfully invites thosc DESIRING srvth,nr a. ~
~ call aud examine his stock before nu-cbssnr ,ss
where as he confident he nicasr Them ~ b,s
court -honsc. ''' "'s' 1--WE
yo,c'nJ az IN, 1897. JArOp Airs
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Henry +. Helmb,lds Geuuine Preoa,.
ntona

nc'ivcred - any address Secure from obserrs,,,.
kwabiished upward ri Twenty Yc,rs Sold Nv nr,
gss ess-ywhe,c Address 'c'fers Tor lnrorma.r 4,
condolences to HENRY T. HELMDoi.n. U.urr'u an,
Chemist. "ss - ""'
Only Dcpots " Z. fte!mhold's Drug s-hcr,,..,w
horse. No 5si Broadway New Ynsk "r 20 n r ,tr1 !.
n0fDS Mciical Depot, 1ot Soush Tenth S,res, r,;,.
drlpbia. "a. ''es'' '"''a'
n.w NV " ccryrssrkrrs. Ask for HENRY =. prISr
~" - 'Asr =" "rHSA' Feb. ~. '7l-iy..
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rpl' and explicit directions scccsxpsny Tho " e,.c,uc
tv'dcnee 81 the most responsible and reliable char 9
ter fur nshcd application with huru-cds ~ iho"s
q living witnesses aud upward o 30 mn nsolici, 81
cer',ncai.s AMI rec'nmenisory letters many Of which
clans. Clergymcn. Statesmen etc The pronr;c,or = !.
never rcsoricd e their publication in the nssrapers
he does NOT % THIS frtm the fact that hs ,r,sss
ped up by certificates. P''F
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CHAs. NJ. EVANS. Proprietor.
Formerly G. M. JACKSON g. co.

These Remedies ,rc for sale hy prurp,s,, a,.v.u.
rs am Medicine i'r'icrs everywhere tlir6wskcue ths
United States, Csnadas, South Amercs. ana me WesS
i'rirs Feb ~ s71-1v
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Prize Paper. Collars !

l"EON TON" Prize Collar, 91c.
l"Cpcrn House" Prize Collar. :3()c.,
! T.ACif RON rnn'alrs Ten rrisc Collars spa = 80
~ rr,scnt. noslers should $50 them ~ serd' a., =
s'mp. 'o " prsee lift JANIS GATES e. CO.
ArrHJ 7'n5 as Nan street Cincinnati D..
IOrDs51 XXc0Ts6 So@p
l1RSE promptly and neatly. in the lstess faus I,
IL and ht warranted on The Nsrn' eide n ~
Public Square, ny 6suY Noc0r AmAv'
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Personal Intelligence.


United States Senator George e. Spencer, OF
Alabama, yesterday arrived Mt the Everett House.
Colonel !. r. Montgomery, Attorney General Of
Arkansas, is stopping at the st. Nicholas.
J. s. George, Danish Consul at Nassau, N. p, Is
domiciled at the Sturtevant House.
Governor Jewell, Of Connecticut, ia sojourning ar
the Fifth Avenue.
Colonel G. J. Goodwin OF st. Louis, is at the
Grand Central.
Colonel Charles Hamilton, OF Florida is residing
at the Coleman House.
Judge W. r. Ragland, of Arkansas, is registered
at the st. Nicholas.
Judge Smith. OF Indiana Is residing at the Sturte-
want House,
Rev. MIR. Richie, OF Philadelphia, Is dom,cied at
the St James.
General w. b. Chaplin. of Rhode Island. is at the
Coleman House.
Colonel Il. ID. Taylor, Of Chicago is stopping tenn
porariy at the st. Nicholas.
George B. McCartee. Superintendent OF the Print
ing Bureau Of the Treasury Department, is at the
Fifth Avenue.
Colonel Henry seigllng. OF Charleston. is quartered
at the Grand Central.
Colonel G. III. Schofeld OF the United States
Army. is quartered at the Fifth Avenue.
General NJ. A. Buford, OF Kentucky Is at the Fifth
Avenue.
Bishop Whtehouse. OF Illinois. Is visiting his
brother at the latters residence. in Remsen street,
Brooklyn.
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TIE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
Irlu ID n

WAR DEPARTMENT., \
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON. July Ii p. n.
St0Opsfs ror' the Post Ttrenty:rOur Hours.
The barometer has varied little and risen ut the
Pacific and Rocky Mountain stations. The low
barometer, which was in the Northwest on Friday
evening. has moved over Lake Superior and east
ward, with fresh s0uihwesterly winds and light
rain on the northern Lakes Michigan and Huron.
The area OF high pressure has moved eastward and
now extends from Maryland to Massachusetts. The
barometer has risen from Missouri TO North Caro-
lina and northward. excepting slight fall on the
immediate coast from Maine to Virginia, where t Is
now probably rising. Rain fell during the night
from North Carolina to Pennsylvania, and threaten
ing weather has continued curing the day and has
extended TO Massachusetts. Ram Is reported this
afternoon from Florida and Georgia. clearing up
ana clear weather west Of Indiana and Michigan.
Probabilities.
IL is probable that the low barometer north OF
Lake Huron will extend to the Eastern States by
Sunday night; that southwesterly winds will pro-
baby continue the lower lakes aud sOutheasterIy
winds the Atlantic coast from Maine to New Jer.
sey. Westerly winds and clearing weather are pro.
babe for the Ohio and Mississippi valleys.
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PARIS REPORTS.
TELEGRAM TO TIVE NEW YORK HERALD.

Tho Review st LOnRchamps-Tho Orleans
Princes Visiting vi. Tbiers-MacDIahon and
Do Cissey Seeking HeaIth-rho Bank Of
France.
PARIS, July l. 1871.
The OuctaI Journal OF Today says there were pre-
sent and taking part In the review at Longchamps
100 battalions Of infantry, sixty squadrons OF cav
airy, twenty companies Of engineers and 800 pieces
OF artillery.
THE ORLEANS, PRINCES.
The Orleans Princes are to-day visiting NJ Theirs.
MACMAHON AND DE CIssEY GOING TO THE PY-
RENEEJ.
Marshal MacMahOn and General de Cissey are
going TO Barcges. in the Pyrenees, to seek renewed
health in the famous hot sulphur baths OF that re-
glOn.
DIsBANDING THE ARMY.
Twelve thousand fuslliers and guuners have been
sent TO their homes.
THE BANK or FRANCE.
The Bank OF France has commenced the pubica.
ton of Its returns The bullion in its vaults amounts
to 65o.O0O0O0f., and the Treasury balance Is
140 900 000f.
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MASSACHUSETTS INTELLIGENCE.
Woman's Right To Hold Oflce Denied-BoId
Robbery In Banking House-Trader'
Union C0nspiracies Punishable.

Woman. Right to Hold ORice Denied-BoId
Robbery In n Banking Homss-Trader'
Union Conspiracies Punishable.
Boston, July 1, 1871.
The beer question was decided to-day by a maJo.
rity OF 5926 in the affirmative. light vote was
thrown and very little interest manifested. The re-
suit was-Yeas 7421, nays 1896.
Governor Claim having asked the opinion Of the
Supreme Court TO the eligibility OF females to the
ofllce Of Justice of Peace mrs. Julia Ward Howe and
Miss stevens being previously appointedb the Court
decided that II woman. whether married or I'M
married, should be formally appointed aud commits
stoned she would have no constitutional or legal
authority to exercise any functions Of that ONCE.
This noon an unknown man sold Brewster, Sweet
the Stranger n, his side told hin he lad dronneJ
some bills, and while picking up the two bills q
man next TO the stranger grabbed the money and
escaped. The Strangers confederate-Quleiy
The Supreme Court tas given a decision in rhe
case OF Jonn Carew W. Alexander Rutherford and
Othcrs-a suit TO recover back money paid the
defendants, who are members Of the Journeymen
Freestone Cutters Association OF this city and
vicinity. IL appeared that the plalntin, who IL q
freestOne cutter vi South Boston, and not member
OF the association, had made contracts to furnish
Roman Catholic Cathedral. BY a vote OF the asso-
citation penalty Of $500 was imposed upon the
plaintiff, because he had sent some OF his freest0ne
TO New YORK TO be cut, contrary To the rules
OF the association The plaintiff refused 10 paw
this sum, but subsequently PAID IT, 1t being
otherwise impossible for him TO perform
his contract. He now sued to recover this sum back
and damages for injury sustained by him by reason
OF the acts OF the defendants. At the trial in the
Superior Court the Judge ruled that the plaintiff
could not maintain the action, and judgment was
entered for the defendants. The plaintiff alleged
exceptions, which have been sustained by the Su
premc Court. The rescript Is as folOws:
conspiracy against mechanic who 10 the
atty OF employing workmen order his business
10 obtain sum Of money from him which he 10 under no
legal liability to by inducing his workmeD 10 leave him
aud by deterrlng others from entering into h.
employment by threats otherwise, so that
he 10 Induced 20 pay the money demanded
under reasonable apprehension that he
HE busness without yielding TO the illegal demand HE
gal conspiracy and the done under illegal ana tho
noney thus obtained he back and the
Ties succeed tnns his business they liable way
AL tbs dAsaAss hsy have daoe h''w
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THE COTTON AND GRAM CROPS.

UnprOmising Condition Of tho Cotton Crop
Decrease or Both Acreage and Yield
Favorable Prospects for Grain in the South
ern States.
NEW ORLEANS, July /, 1871.
The Cotton Exchange Committee on Statistics and
Information have made report upon the growing
cotton and gram crops with dates from the 18th to
25th Of June. The following Is a summary
MISSISSIPPI,
Cotton.-The reduction OF acreage is twenty
twenty-five per cent. with an average of half to
three-quarters the yield Of last year per acre.
COrn.-Acreage increased twenty-five to forty per
cent The latest reports indicate snort yield per
acre.
Cotton.-The reduction Of acreage Is from ten to
twelve per cent? crop three weeks backward and
considerably injured. especially in the low lands, by
Uorn.-Nearly suTcient for home consumption has
been planted
Cotton.-The reduction OF acreage IL from twenty
five TO thirtythree per cent with propOrtiOnate IN
except IN Inc Southern portion OF the State Where
not more than hall OF last years yield per acre Is
anticipated. Tue grain crop IS very promising.
TEXAS.
The Information Is mostly from the Northeast por-
ton OF the State Cot1n.-The reduction OF acreage
corresponding increase In grain. Tue cotton crop is
two weeks backward, though with favorable sea-
son an average crop per acre Is expected.
GOTTA large crop Is expected.
ALABAMA.
COttOn.-The reduction Of acreage Is from ten 10
twenty per cent. The crop Is three weeks back
ward. The average production per acre VIII be less
than last year.
Grain.-1here is an increase OF acreage Of twenty
to thirty per cent; the prospects are fair
GEORGIA.
The cotton accounts are meagre embracing the
west GENRE and centre OF the State, and thence
northeast; the decrease OF acreage Is twenty to
thirty three and onethrd per cent In northeast and
twelve and half to fifteen In other sections heard
from: the condition is improving. About half to
three-quarrers OF last years yield per acre Is ex-
pected.
Gram-There Is q corresponding increase OF acre
age, but II IL unprOmtsing.
TENNESSEE
The information Is confined 10 the western part Of
the State. COttOn-The decrease OF acreage IL from
five to twelve and half per cent, with the pros
pecs Of an average yield per acre.
Grain.-There Is a considerable Increase in the
acreage and the prospects are good.
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officers Of the society Of which Mr.. Bergh is
President.

JEFF DAVIS declines to lecture in Mobile,
because, he says, his words would be abused
by political opponents in the North to injure
his Southern friends He confesses that with
free range of subjects he might be able to
strike upon something that could not be mis-
construed; but he so heartily believes in the
natural depravity of Northern radicals that
he doubts it. The truth is, JEFF has already
done about as much injury to his Southern
friends as it is at all possible he can ever do,
and his adherents, who have finally been pre-
vailed upon to gag his too free tongue, have
acted too late. For our own part we don't doubt
that Davis could and would make some
venomous fling at the restored Union even il
he were to lecture upon so abstruse subject
as the North Pole or the analysis of Sun
beam" or '"The Relation of Music to the Finer
Instincts of the Soul" or the ''Ku Klux as
Exponents of True Chivalry." Any text will
n
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The letter of Mayor Hall in relation to the
summary action Of the society of which Mr..
Bergh is President strikes us as being both
proper and well timed, and Mr.. Bergh's
reply has not done away with the force
of the Mayors suggestions. Indeed, it
rather strengthens the objections to these
summary proceedings. We have always
regarded the objects Of the Society for the
Prevention Of Cruelty to Animals as emincnty
praiseworthy and treated Mr.. Bcrgh's humane
endeavors with favor. Though thinking his
recent course far from being wise one We
only differ with him now in the means for
obtaining desirable end. What we want is
khat this society, clothed as it is with super
abundant powers, shall be, in fact as well as
In name, society for the prevention Of cruelty.
AS the Mayor intimates in his letter. there are
other means Of preventing horses unfit for SER
vice from being employed to drag street
cars than those chosen by Mr.. Bergh and his
subordinatcs. No one knows better what they
are and how to make them effective than Mr..
lBergh himself He can prevent fatigued and
fwornOut horses from being harne,sed
10 the street cars and other public
citizens will applaud his action in ding
so; but after the cars have starred
ON their trip it is too late to seek to undo he
evil be should have prevented. 1t then De-
comes question in which hundreds Of Ier-
sons, anxious to get to their homes or tleir
business. become Interested. When a nan
has paid his five cents for a passage on on, Of
our street cars he has right to demand beng
carried to his destination without unnecessary
delay. II is the compliance with this contnct
on the part of the companies which IT..
Bergh's action prevents, as many as twenty
three cars having been blocked on one occ.-
sion while the officers Of bis society were
caring for feeble horse. If they bad pre-,
vented the evil, as they promise in the very
unmanageable name Of their society, this
would not have occurred, and the hundreds OF
workingmcn hurrying home to their families
would not have been compelled to endure the
discomfort and delay Of this subsequent action
Should Mr.. Bergh and his subordinates be al
their society public nuisance instead Of 8
public benefit. Besides. this action does no
look right in another aspect-there is in it toe
much noisy zeal, too apparent seeking aiteI
ootoriety. To be done efficiently Mr.. Bergh'.
work must be- done quietly. All this leads N
to coincide with the views Of Mayor Hall ant
to endorse his rebuke to Mr.. BerGh aud th
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD

LONDON. July l. 1871
The Queen, the Prince and Princess OF Wales. the
Duke OF Cambridge and nearly all the members OF
the royal family present at the review OF 5000
troops in Bushy Park yesterday.
The military pageant was very brilliant one.
The Queen stood out on horseback, and was
cheered by the troops as they marched past and
presented arms. One Orleanist Prlnce-the Duke
de Nem0urs-and the Prince Imperial were also
present at the review.
The Prince Imperial was with the party of the
Prince Of Wales, while the Duke dc Nemours was
with that OF the Duke Of Cambridge. Many thou
SANDS OF sightseers from London. Richmond and
surroundings hocked 70 the Park at very early
hour, and by the time the Queen reached the
grounds their number mad Increased considerably.
The troops presented very nne appearance,
being for the greater part composed OF the regi-
menfs OF the Royal Guard. The evoutions were
executed with minute precision.
GERMAN RMIssARIEs IN HELIGOLAND.
The German attempt to excite dissatisfaction with
the British government among the inhabitants OF
Heligoland has proved failure.
AN ANGLO-AMERICAN BANQUET.
banquet was given on Thursday by the Anglo
American Association, at which the following named
Americans were presentation. William +. Dodge,
Bishop McIlvaine Hon. Henry Wilson, Hon. Hugh
McCulloch. General W. F. Smith, Messrs. Palfrey,
Hoar, &C. The speeches made were OF the friendly
character usual on such occasions.
A RUSSIAN PRINCE PAYING HIS RESTRICTS TO
NAPOLE0N.
The Russian Grand DUKE Vladimir has paid visit
to the Emperor Napoleon.
TIE BRITISH CLAIMS.
Mr.. Howard, Secretary of the British Legation AT
Washington, mas been appointed agent In the United
States to receive the claims Of Brtish subjects
coming within articles IL to IT, inclusive of the Treaty
OF Washington.
FATAL EXPLOSION.
The loss Of life by the explosion at Kidsgrove Is
Increased by the death OF several Of the injured.