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g~ Every speech of Summer now
makes him sick. His speeches have long
made the intelligent and patriotic public
sick. tits wonder that the author SO
long oscapedinfectipAS ssiac
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H- A Brownsville (TeIasl dispatch
states that 1000 cattle have been stolen
from the stock raisers since the middle
of February, and driven into Mexico by
organized bands of thieves on the MeXi-
can side of the Rio Grande river. The
robbers come from Mexico, and say they
are determined 20 clean out the country
from the Rio Grande to the river Nuces
of the Americans by despoilins their
property. At "a mass meeting therewere
resolutions adopted, stating that the from
tier hat. .,een unprotected for years; gov
ernmental protection was asked, and that
unless protection is afforded they will be
q npelied to organize forp-otection. The
ice ing is such that retaliation by inva-
sion of Mexico is very probable if there
is not change in affairs soon on the bcr-
ders.
@- At Williams College, Mass, new
and important step has been taken To-
ward materially and permanently rcdu-
cling the expenses of the student. Bypri-
vate subscription and by appropriation
of funds by the Trustees, spacious
boarding house is in course OF erection,
to be opened with the fall term, in which
good board is to be provided, at price
MOTTO exceed 50 so per week. This, to-
gether with the remission Of tuition to all
who require such aid, will bring the ex-
,,ansos of education at this venerable seat
of learning to very low figure.
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Notice.

Il HE EDGEFIELD MEDICAL sOcI-
ETY. will hold Its next meeting in the
Hall over the Adbertisesrs Office, on Mon
day, 1st April next, at II o'clock, A. M.
] jotth2s PIE. ADAMS, Sec'ry.
Mar. 19 2t ''s18&
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Patent Medicines and Invaluable Remedies

Heqeman's Elixir CALASAYA BARK,
Bradfields FEMALE REGULATOR,
Dr. Simmons LIVER MEDICINE,
Ayers HAIR VIGOR,
:" CHERRY PICTORIAL,
SARSAPARlLLA,
" AGUE CURE,
{" CATHARTTC PILLS,
Aliens LUNG BALSAM,
Cooks WINE OFTAR for Coughs, Colds,
A full Stock OF, all kind of BITTEE.S, Z
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300 Pieces PRINTS. to l24 cents per yard i
goo Dozen Coats COTTON 70 cents per'dozen
40 Gases Beached SHIRTINGS.
10 Gases Sea Island SHIRTINGS.
10 Pieces Brown and Bleached l04 SHEETlNG.
Linen SHEETING and PILLOW-CASlNG.
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- Z Is Is . M 50,

- Z Is IS . M So
Including all the Latest Styles Trimming Bonnet and Sash Ribbons
Dress Trimmings.
Have given special attention this Department and show all the
Novelties Of the Season,
In Pique Crown Lily Imperial Coventry and Swiss Frlmgs
Jaconet apd Swiss Edgngs and Insertings,
Frnges, Gimp Bows, &C.
A large assortmento Real and Imitation Lace Sets
Linen and Lawn Cuffs and Collars and Underseeves,
Linen Hair Brads, Jewery
GOOD KHD GLOVES,
SMALL WARES AND FANCY ARTICLES in great variety
large and varied assortment of
Parasols and Fans.
The stock Of BIEACHED and BROWN sRTINt an SIEETING
is unusually large this season. bought before the ae advance
and will be sold at corresponlingly low prices
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@ Aaron AIteoria Bradley hhas re-
moved To- Beaufort, South Carolina, and
commenced the practice of law;
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White Goods.

Plain, Checked and Striped Jaconets,
Checked and Plain Cambrics,
Dotted, Barred, Figured and Plain Swiss Null
Tarletans, Irish Linens, B. E. Diaper,
White Slate and Black Vic Linings,
Table Damask, Huck and Damask Toweng,
Mantle Linen, for Ladies wear,
L. G. Handkerchiefs in great variety,
Hemmed-Stitched and Mourning Handkerchiefs,
Linen and Woven Shirt Fronts, plain and fancy,
40 Spring Bustle Hoop Skirts Something new,)
The Celebrated o. Y. and Thislixem Corsets.
A Splendid Line of
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@ Mr.. G.. w. Melton, an opulent
citizen. of Chester County, has become
the purchaser Of the Kings Mountain
Rail Road, as will appear from the fol-
lowing dispatch published in the York
vile Enquirer:
CHARLESTON, March 20, 1872.
tsL. M. Grist:-I have bought a con-
trolling interest in the Kings Mountain
Rail Road and postponed the sale.
G. w. MELTON"
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p A N rs GO Cd S

For Mems and Boys Wear, in Cottonales, Jeans,
Linen Drills Satinets, Tweeds,
Ali Wool and Double and Twist Clssmercs Doeslins.
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CEg9ICE1 GROCERIES.

HAMS Clear r. SIDES LARD FLOUR, MEAL SUGARS, MoLAs
SES SYRPS TEAS COFFEE CHEESE MACCARON and all Goods
kept in first stock which will be sold low for CASH
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GRENADINES CHALLIES, Colored LAWNS.
LENOS Iron BAREGE5, POPLlNS. CHALLlkS.
Printed Linen LAWNS, BRILLIANTINES.
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BEAR IT in HIND!

hat keep the EIcst Pyramids H0FEats manufactured this country
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Ladies' Dress Goods !!

White and Colored PIQUEs striped checked and figured
The New and Beautiful SANSTRPE GOODS wte now SO uni
versally fashionable
Striped and Pincord Swiss, Victoria and Bishop LAWNS
TARLETANES BOBINETS ILLUSIONS &c, &c, &C.
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GOOD KIE1 GLOVES,

SMALL WARES AND FANCY ARTICLES in great variety
A large and varied assortment of
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Splendid Rough Esati, Towels.
ssEgPgss; SHOES! OF ALL STYLES AND PRICES.

Sllcnlrl Wax Brogans at SLIP! per pair,
Primo. Albcrts, Low Stitched Elastics
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Table Damask, Bleached and Brown.
Huckabacl1 Toweling,
Pain Towcling,
Linen Diaper, Cotton Diaper,
Bird-Eye Diaper. Also,
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HOOP SKIRTS AND coRsETs.
HOSIERY, KID GLOVES,
Li,le Thread Gloves, all styles and Prices,
Hem stitched and Plain Linen Handkerchief
Eureka Diapers for Children.
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Handsome Real and Imitation Lace COLLARS.
Elegant White and Black Grape COLLARS and CUFFS.
Heavy Gros Grain SCARES China Grape SCARFS.
Dolly Warden SCARFS, Sash RIBBONS
Gros Grain, Satin and Lutestring RIBBONS.
EDGINGs, INsERTINGs, BRAIDS FRINGEs, GIMPS:
Hen-stitched, Embroidered and Lace HANDKERCHlEFS
Lace Barege Love- Grape and Tissue Wells. -.
English and Italian GRAPE White and Back.
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Parasols and Fans.

The stock of BLEAcHED and BROWN sIRTINt siIEETlNGs
unusually large this season, bought before The "te advance
and will be sold at correspondinsy low prices
The New York herald., 1872-07-08

The cases of sunstrokes reported yesterday are
few owing to the abatement OF the heat as well as
the fact that yesterday was day or rest, when
fewer are exposed and the toers betake them
selves to the parks and other cool retreats In the
evening drenchng shower passed over portion
OF brooklyn, but it was OF brief duration.
SUNSTROKES.
The following persons were founu by the police IN
the streets yesterday suffering from the eiec Is or
the heat
Phillip Wendell twenty-sx years of age, of LAO
Forsyth street, was sent home by the police Of the
Tenth precinct.
Henry Smith, twenty-one years OF age, OF 435 East
Eighteenth street. was found in 1T sent to Belle
vue Hospital.
found on the corner of West and Albany streets
and sent to the Park Hospital.
Onlcer Fox, of the Twenty third precinct, found
Frederick Erchenicdt, Of Houston street, In First
avenue, near Eghty-ninth street, anQ sent him to
Bellevue Hospital.
Ann Meehan, seventy years OF age no home, was
found In the street and sent to the Park Hospital
by the police of the Twentyseventh precinct.
James Flatherty, aged nineteen years, brought in
In an unconscious condition from the corner OF ave-
nue. and Tenth street to the Bellevue Hospital.
An unknown man was brought TO the Bellevue
Hospital suffering from sunstroke from Forty
second street.
Ann Duncan, aged twenty, was taken to Bellevue
In very weak condition. She was discovered at
the corner of Forty first street and Sixth avenue
She recovered and left the hospital.
DEATHS FROM HEAT.
Maria Johnson, an Irish woman twenty one years
OF age, who had been but one week In the country,
died at No. Is North Moore street lrom the effects
of the extreme heat. Coroner Herman was
notified and held an Inquest over the remains
Arthur Meehan, labOrer, fifty-five years OF age,
and born in Ireland, was sunstruck corner OF SXty
fourth street ana Fifth avenue Oh Saturday alter
noon and subsequently died in ST. Luke's Hospital,
whittier he had been conveyed. Deceased lived at
1O4 West Thirty street. Coroner Herman
WAS notified
The New York herald., 1872-07-08
AQUATIC,
The Wars-rlckccl Challenge.

NEwBURG, N. ", July 6, 1872.
The challenge Of the Ward brothers. Gil ana
Ellis, to John Mekeel, published In the HERALD on
Friday, is stl the theme of much discussion IN
sporting circles here But 1t seems probable that
race will result from 1t. One side is afraid and
the other dare not The Ward hackers insist on
both races or none at all. MeScels hacker, Tim
DOnoghue, offers to accept the challenge, regards
his principal and Gil Ward provided Saturday. July
13, Is named for the race, instead OF Tuesday,
the 9th as required by the challenge. But Tim
will not be party to u race between Ellis Waru
and Mekeel unless the stakes for each race are
made about the same; for In that event he feels
Mekeel would win at least one or them. lie
claims that there is not time to get Mekeel on the
course by Tuesday next. That Oarsman IS at work
somewhere III New Jersey, and the notice - abso-
lutely too short. SO there Is hltci, ana rom
present appearances the challenge Is likely to re-
suit i'm nothing.
The New York herald., 1872-07-08
INTERNATIONAL PIGEON SHOOTING.

From the London Morning Post June 24l
The gardens ana shooting enclosure at Hurting.
ham were throngcd last Saturday ON occasion Of
the competition for the third days international
shooting. The field was the largest OF the season,
there being no less than seycntyseven shooters for
the cupan elegant silver gilt bowl of the year l4l
and OF the value of 100 guineas In addition TO that
prize the winner received fl40, the second best eco
and the third s3l. The competitors paid an en-
trance fee OF G3 and at the close OF the last round
eight tied by killing all their BIRDS In shooting or
Mr.. 1. @. simpson was declared the winner OF inc
first prize, after killing eight rocks In success
sion, with one OF stephen Grants muzze-loadefs;
Lord Churston securing the second prize, with ono
XII less, by one Ol Boss central fires, ana tho
third prize was tnken by Mr.. NJ. Graham, with
Purdey muzAe-l0ader Including the ties, 2d6 Hrst
rate blue rocks were down, anu oi these AZ wero
Killed ami "a missed
The New York herald., 1872-07-08

would start largely democratic in the material OF
Its formation. He also believed that before thd
close, four years hence, Mr.. Greeleys administra-
ton would be In oil moral respects democratic
one.
James A. Buchanan, good-looking man, then
made pleasant argument for Mr.. Greeley, and at
tackled Henry Wilson.
pedency.
Considering the heat Of the night the attendance
was good, and the hearers g0od-humored. great
meeting WIN be held here for the same purpose Fri,
day night.
The Baltimore american distributes Its news and
editorials to-day between copying large part Of
what the HERALD's explorer has ;ound out about
Livingstone and expressing Its doubts, and, on the
other hand discovering for itself that Ku Klux are
still In existence and cutting up horrible things.
The New York herald., 1872-07-08

Justice COX, at JEFFERSON MtTkeV, ycsteIu"y, Vom>
mitted Martin DAILY for stealing, as alleged silver
watch from the pocket Of Edward Ryan, OF IS South
Filth avenue.
At Jefferson market, yesterday, James Dobson
was locked up to answer in default of $500, on
complaint of stephen d. Smith, of Manhattanvle,
who charged him with keeping gambling house at
697 Broadway. Smith lost large sum OF money III
the place on saturday night
Henry J. Meyer, of 1O5 varick street, on Saturday
night listened to the sole tations of Jane Decker
and went with her to her room at liz Greene street.
where she robbed him OF $34. Jane was arrested,
and Justice Cox at Jefferson Market yesterday
committed her to answer at the General oessions-
John Baker, sixty years OF age and born In Ire
land, died yesterday in Centre Street Hospital. On
Friday last deceased, in chasing some boys who had
been annoying him in Frankfort street. fell into an
excavation and fractured his skull, death being the
result. Coroner Hermann was notified. Baker
was peder and lived at III cha street.
While young girl named Mary Governor waA
passing through West Forty-ninth street, at ten
O'Clock on Saturday night John McCabe, notorious
character of the neighborhood 1t Is alleged at
tempted an indecent assault upon her. He was
arrested by Oficer Files, OF the Twentysecond pre-
cnct and committed fOr trial without bail by AL
derman Plunkitt, at the Yorkvllle Police Court.
The man alleged to have been run over on the
evening OF the Fourth, corner Of Twenty third
street and Second avenue, by one OF the Second
avenue cars has been identified as james Wallace,
late Of 324 East Twenty-fith street. He was en-
ployed in livery stable In Great Jones street, and
had been at work nearly all day. The railroad COM
pany aege that deceased fell from the front plat
FORM but deny that he was run over.
The body Of the lad found in the slip at tho
Staten Island ferry late on Saturday afternoon was
yesterday recognized at the MOrgue as that OF
william Desmond, eleven years OF age, who lived at
242 Cherry street. on the 4th instant deceased
attempted to jump aboard the excursion boat leay-
ing the foot OF Pike street. East River, and falling
into the dock was drowned. The married sister OF
deceased, living I'm Northfeld, Staten Island, took
charge of the remains for interment.
An Irshman, Of recent mpor tation. named John
McGure was yesterday arragned at the Yorkviile
Police Court on q charge OF ntoxicaton. While
awaiting his time to be called from the prisoners box
he attempted to bribe one OF the Court ollcers TO
let him slip" out Of the Court unnoticed New
York policeman's character was far higher than
that OF the Irish constabuary, for his 0her was re-
jectcd, and Alderman Punkitt, who was ON the
bench, having heard OF the matter, committed Mr.
Mcclure to prison for being intoxicated, ana also
on charge OF attempted bribery.
The New York herald., 1872-07-08
FOR ADDITIONAL POLITICAL IN
TELLIGENCE SEE SIXTH PAGE.
THE HEATED TERM.

Cooler Day-ShOwer OF Rain In Brook
Iyn-Cascs OF sunstrolso Yesterday.
The weather yesterday was not, during the early
hours OF the day, as warm on Saturday, but in
the afternoon the mercury took several higher
points than on Saturday The heat was not so OPP
pressive, owing to the cooling blasts that driven
down upon the city by threatening clonds'
that ever and anon passed over the metropolis
and occasionally discharged few drops Of
rain. Compared with the corresponding day last
year yesterday several degrees cooler except
at three O'Clock p NJ, when the thermometer
marked 90 against SO last year at the same hour.
The following is the state of the thermometer at
Hudnuts, in the HERALD building:-
The New York herald., 1872-07-08


The second story OF the theatre viii contain in
pendant canvas, properly ornamented quotations
from Washingt toms farewell address.
The florist who will ornament the interior OF the
theatre is the same who took charge of the theatre
in Philadelphia where General Grant was renomi-
mated. Portraits OF Washington, Jefferson, Jack
son. Charles Carroll and Henry Clay queer cnough)
are TO be distributed among the decorations. The
interior decorations OF Ford's Opera House will
not cost above $4,000 or $4,000. Carpets and some
of the adornments Of the theatre Will he missing
during the Convention.
MASS MEETING FOR GREELEY.
Today's Baltimore papers-the sun particularly
make much OF their own local news by copying the
liERALD's letter of last Monday in which they
found abundant information
Coming up Baltimore street Tuesday evening
saw about two or three rods distant, quite an IL
Elimination and great crowd OF people standing in
the hot air, swcering patiently to listen speeches
on INC merits OF Greeley ana Brown as democratic
candidates. very neat 0nd handsome stand was
erected, and in large gas brackets, arching the
structure, stood the names OF
"Grecley and Brown
boldly in the Baltimore atmosphere, and beneath.
equally conspicuous
1--WE endorse the Cincinnati PLATFORM"
In front of great row Of Chinese lanterns were
transparcncies containing portraits or Greeley,
Brown, Governor Whytc and Mr. Thomas swami.
Some of the inscriptions were as iollows;-
>><>>>
{ &c reeley our next President"
maryland pledged to Greeley and Brown.u
( maryland Greets Missouri
"Gratz Brown redeemed Missouri
democrats are always liberal.u
The officers OF the meeting were about half and
nall lederals and Conlederates. Mr.. James X.
Brewer, who presided expressed the opinion
that Grant intended to make himself the prominent
man OF this nation, and not to surrender his power
Mr.. Swami said he looked to the national position
which Maryland was destined to occupy hereafter In
the politics OF the country and the influence oil ner
example upon her sister states as the great motive
for his conduct during this campaign. lie pro-
nounced himself, among other things, opposed 10
paying OFF the public debt IN advance or It's ma
turty by grinding policy Of taxation. Although
whg, he wanted revenue reform and desired TO see
our commerce revived, which had been slaughtered
by the tnrin. lie said that he believed Mr. Greeley
was an honest man. and that his administration
The New York herald., 1872-07-08
NEW YORK CITY.

Justice Cox at Jefferson Market, yesterday, COM
mtted Martin DAILY for stealing as alleged, silver
watch from the pocket Of Edward Ryan, OF IS South
Filth avenue
The New York herald., 1872-07-08

Henry J. Meyer, OF 105 Varick street, on saturday
night listened to the sole tatons of Jane Decker
and went with her to her room at liz Greene street,
where she robbed him OF $34 Jane was arrested
and Justice Cox at Jefferson Market yesterday
committed her to answer at the General oessiOns.
The New York herald., 1872-07-08

At Jefferson market yesterday, James Dobson
was locked up to answer in default Of $780, on
complaint OF Stephen d. Smith, OF Manhattanvie,
who charged him with keeping Il gambling house at
6e7 Broadway Smith lost u large sum OF money in
the place on Saturday night.
The New York herald., 1872-07-08
BALTIMORE.

bALIIMUkt.
The Tramp Of the Unterrifed ResOund-
Ing In My Maryland.
JwO-Thirls of the Delegates
Arrived.
Enthusiastic Calculations on the
Chappaqua Chopper.
Six Hundred and Fifty-three Votes
Claimed for Greeley.
THE DECORATIONS AND NOTICES
Opening of the Struggle for Conven.-
ti0n Chairmanships.
COolbaHgh or Greene for Permanent President.
A Grandson Of Jefferson for Tenn.
porary Chairman.
<-<-
Fire-Eaters and Hard-Shells Look
ing Backward.
Joe Johnston DenOuncing Jeff
Davis.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-02-28

Probabilities-The barometer will pro.
badly fell throughout the Atlantic States
by Wednesday morning; clear weather
continuing in New York, aud increasing
cloudiness South of PENNSYLVANIA.
Cloudy and threatening weather, with
falling barometer, will extend Eastward
over the Gulf States. with Southerly
winds on the coast.
LOUISVILLE, February 27.-The steam
er United States, reported exploded, ar
rived here safely.
HAVANA, February 27.-The feet.
with Alexis. has arrived.
SAN FRANCISCO, February 27.-The
steamer Montana has arrived from Qua.
yamas. Pesquiera defeated the revolu-
tlonlsts in Cinaloa, but, while advancing
the next doy. WAS deserted by part OF
his force, and coz PEELED to return.
NEW YORK, February 27-Evening.-
Seven jurors have been obtained in
Mayor Halls case.
The defence Of Stokes on the question n
OF the legality Of tho grand jury closed
to-day. The prosecution commences to-
morrow.
GOV. Hoffman nominated J. Oakley
venderpool, of Albany, as health ofictr
Tor New York.
Proceedings have been commenced
against Naylor G. Co., for 5000, 900,
under valuations.
NORFOLK, Va. February 27.-Arrivetl
from Liverpool, ola Halifax, the steam
ship Austrian, of the UIan Line. She
has thirty-three cabin and nineteen
steerage passengers, most OF whom are
merchants or farmers. who come for q
permanent residence in the Southern
States.
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ADEhUaE IN DUSDEE.-.T cable gives
an account of the occurrence of de-
strnctive flood in Scotland, in tho valley
OF the TAy, caused by the sudden risin q
OF the waters of the Firth and the Tay.
The food poured into the plains on both
sides, swept everything before it, and
extended from Dundee to Perth. Great
damage is reported in Dundee, as we'll
I'M TO valuable property between the two
places.
DEATH FROM HARD DR1SK1SG..-A
colored girl living in Elliott street,
known as Julia Pinckney, died early
yesterday morning. She was HI untir-
ing devotee Of Bacchus, by whom she
was at last cheated out of her existence.
Charleston Courier.
a widower was recently rejected by q
dhmsel that didn't want affections that
had been warmed over"
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Darekh Ameth.

AT a meeting OF the Israelites OF Columbia,
held OH Sunday, February rs, 1872, at Tenn.
perance Hall, the following gentlemen were
elected permanent officers: Hardy Solomon,
President; ID. Epstien, 5ico- President Isa &C
SulZbachcr, Secretary and Treasurer.
BoAED TnusTEEs.-Jacob Levin, GA. Vi
eanski, ID. Q. Peixotto, l.. Carr, J. Goldsmith
EXTRACT FROM MINUTES.
heSo'rfd, That a committee OF two Rorsops
from each Ward be appoined by the Char to
tako subscriptions from our fellow. citizens
for tho purpose OF erecting q Synagogue in
this city; also, that tho President shall con-
stitutc one OF tho committee.
The Chair appointed tho following gentle
mon to constitute the said committee: Jacob
Levin. Il. Solomon, Isaac Sulzbacher, #. NJ
Pollock, d. G. Peixotto. D. Epstien, L. Carr,
j. Goldsmith. ISAAC SULZDACHER,
fcb ~ Secretary.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-02-28
F@LHaHAFHrO
rorolHn Affairs,

LONDON, February Gladstone, in
the House OF Commons, answering cues.
tions, admitted that the Government
had exchanged notes with foreign Go.
vernments regarding the international
Society.
It is estimated that 1000, 600 people
will bo added temporarily to the London
population to-day, in view OF the thanks
giving procession for the Prince of
Wales recovery.
Noisy and hostile crowds promenaded
Antwerp last night. No serious COLI
sions. The polica were vigilant and dis
persed large crowds.
LATER.-The Royal procession ia NOV
ing. The weather is fine. The limo of
march extends seven miles, and is de-
corated throughout. 1,400 were admit
ted within the Cathedral upon tickets.
while thousands upon thousands sre
outside, who can only hear the Cathe-
dral music. The attendance is num-
bered by millions.
LONDON, February 27-Evening.-The
celebration was complete success
throughout. Great illumination TO-
night. The day was observed as . legal
holiday throughout the United King
dom.
PARIS. February 27.-The Pope has
written to the French Bishops asking
them to support Chambord for the
French ruler. It is reported Chambord
leaves Antwerp tonight.