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Public Spcaking!

Public Speaking!
HON. BAYLESS w. HANNA
Will address his fellow citizcns at the
following times and places:
Hartford, Crawford county Saturday,
August II | II. NJ.
Jasper, Dubois, county, Monday,
August 10 Il. NJ.
Winslow, Pike county, Tuesday,
August 20. p. NJ.
Petersburg. Pike county, Wednesday
August 81, i. NJ.
Let everybody turn out aud hear this
eloquent champion of Reform. Come
one, come all, and bring your families
with you, so you will not be in a hurry.
Hon. $. K. WOLFE.
Democratic candidate for Congress-
man, will address his fellow citizens i'm
Dubois county, at the following times
and places:
Haysville, Wednesday Sept. 4th, 2 p. NJ.
ireland, Thursday, 5th, ! p. NJ.
Jasper, 5th, 2 p. NJ.
Ferdinand, Friday, Z" 9Th / =. NJ.
Hunting burg, 9Th, p. NJ
Schnellv lille, Saturday, 9TH p. NJ
Kellersv lille, It'll, 7P. NJ
Everybody is invited to be present,
and hear what has been done, what is
proposed to be done, in public business,
by your servants, the public officers.
\ HrA couple Of communications arc
unavoitlably crowded out this week, b,
a press of other matter.
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The people IF this counry have in vain sought 10 find
remedy safe and beyond d"uht reiiable-tlat would
eradicate from the system
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DIR. McKENNEY'S
VEG. ia 5s1.E
AGUE TONIC.

viii hills and Fever Agn. and Fever; al.o
Remedy Tor Neuralgia Srk Headache.
th,l,fa N"r.s Diari hra tnii,.
sore Threat and 1""hache.
The household word IN The future those an cici vii
he. tn ~ "lcc without delay AMI purchase from
your Druggist the i.yer-failingt hill Tonic pre-
rarc'i ny Or. Mekrnn.y. AMI thereafter
"ring strength and Viyor 20 ihe almost
DESTROYED constitution. brought a'out
10 the long continued thill- aud
Fever. ani the 81 inedi-
cnrs that have fard 10
produce radical
cure.
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Cast af public printing ...lr YEAR Lr...r Re-
publican ruiz os.s, 80 ;
Cost .f ps,ir printing i.nr YEAR, .,sfsr p,nl-
cratic rule -. d>l I
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upay US what YOU owe as.
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GrA couple Of communications are
unavoiiably crowded out this week, by
a press OF other matter.
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rMs CONTRAST.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-03
LITERARY NOTES.

II p Shillaber, who has, after fashion,
,.,sed rhe public for 90 years as ATs f@Ty''" D''
sew book In press, in Boston =
Reckford's "Vathek" has come for'h III "
~. American edition This is one Of tho group OF ou'
,fthe-way novels that people never omls " % On
mean 70 be singular their readin g. That sr3up r
,l,dos for instance, Hopes "Anastatius' Moore ,
a. sEnicprean, Crolys saathiel," GodW,n SwalDoIe,s
Oyiibams" p" Mrs sheey's " "FrankeusteHn' H I'D Uood's
sCastie Of OtrantO," Southeys "poo'Vi' "N
"Tylney Hail." .,od;o4 ~
Macmillan g. Co. announce lor ll,iineui"'o ,''a'
o,hucation THE Experiences OF Dpioul"uSt' Oeine
orecons of Germany from lSl0-lS1O Inc auVnoi, MI
1obn ward G b.. was for many years member OF inc
ainornatic service, and In TINS capac4'y was
,at vim the most eminent statesmen and poll
,ctansof Germany, who figure IN MS volume Aiie oooA
s,,ecaI light on the schleswig HolsteiD question
-e same finn will shortly publish The oxford hampton
a,s for 1871 The SUBJECTS Dissent in its relation
=, 6c church of England and the author the Rev G: IL
Curteis NJ. A.. Principal 0I the LcAhelu AheOioh'0'N
Seminary .. r.
A letter has been received in this city nom
James Anthony FrOude, the English historian IN WHICH
he savs: Il design delivering ten twelve courses
OF Ave lectures each your principal cities on the re-
lions OF England and Ireland. should like 1t under
stood hv the Irish generally that neither going 70
nattr them nor attcr England The relations when nave
existed and exist sl between the two countries are
scandal 10 both OF US Both have been deeply to blame
desire by exposln tho faults each side so far as
understand them TO elicit impartial judgment from
America on the whole hope therefore, the IRIS
,rin hear me ont and that If they want TO break my
head they viii wait TN have nmshed the course. 80
AGAINST his OlnressOrs OF whatever nation" Mt brOudc
will arrive in New-YOrk about oct l.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-03

weak and declined throughout tho free sales OF
the stock by foreign owners. Pacific Mail, after
tho favorable showing OF the Company at the
annual stockholders meeting Wednesday
has subsided into quiet though well supported
Tie other shares moved with more OF less actiV-
ity, the range Of tho prices during tho week
being given in our usual weekly comparative table. Dur
ing the ensuing four months the Stock and Gold Ex
changes will close daily at p. m except on Saturdays
when the doors viii be shut hour earlier The market
to-day has been dull, the attendance being more
than ordinarily limited, by reason of tho absence
OF operators at the Jerome Park races,
this being the opening day. While the utmost
dullness has been prevalent, yet the market
has been strong and higher Lake Shore feeling the i'm
pulse the strong behind IT, while the North
Western stocks apparently under the mesmeric In
1uence Of Uncle Daniel The most important dealings
were in NewYork Central and script, Erie. Ohos, Rock
Island, Pacific Mail, Western Union Telegraph c. c.
and l. c. aud Union Pacific. In the miscellaneous list the
Quicksyers were steady. Express shares were frmer
The opening highest lowest and closing prices Of active
stocks were as follows:
New-York tribune., 1872-06-03
COUTH SIDE r. r. OF l.. /.
SUMNER ARR WANGRNENT
THE OALi RAILROAD OA LJSG ISLAND
RAINING Glrsct 10
ROCKAWAY BEACH

Oa and ar Monday Msy o. trains leave SeEYorl via Roosevelt
CranI..t Pen ss follows
a. mu- TO- Pa'chogue connecting slh stage Bsport
Fire Plsce and bos for IRE Island.
IN ta-Aees1mInO1auOn for Isis.
Accommodation for ltocssNaT abl Bsbrlop
Tor Pchogue. connecting With
and FIRE Place, and h0a lJf Fc Island t,,ovb "a hnth
OgftsT without stop -hing Babyon Al $40 n M
z for RockHuay and u 'Tnek ' -
an n m "A Accommodation for Patelaguc
s.10 d m -AocomnSiAt0n for Babylon
6,g, n m-AocOnfnoia dalton for hsTnck.
and s;3J
trb from iiempsai Rocagay Dae given Of bs
Of Beach Road 60 The
W. DOUGLAS, sppenAlspdsal
New-York tribune., 1872-06-03

The quotations based Cotton ruaning IN qaAY h'
Ash grade above below the grade quoted ,. hurss
hsy come up 10 sellers. yiess. sales as bags Rio per h So
,toe in New iork Jane i8a lJ6 bags no 4OV esgs 80
has Goversmen Java ia 9S ns Java Is el oAgs % M as
bss Sane Domingo bags Porto Rice Jloe bsgs G
singapore, go tsgs Lsguaya 1850 bags Jamaica 'i
sIl hsg. Ceylon and 2.tB bags Mocha; s.. ,hsi
pLOJR AID agAL-rhe smer and more cheerful sss a.
trg1he or Flour daV week Of shofs
sloniay liberal arrivals via eanA and foas az slI
,sps =, the kr ports trade aud shipping bed 1sa ~
Ia lie No tbeiT assonIsents sEd Lose conPele. y ~
New-York tribune., 1872-06-03
Tie DAYS TRANSACTIONS at the O. 9. sublreasury
Foreign Exchange, after the steamer sailed, was dull
hnt strong ON the basis Of the following rates

The money market has ruled easily all day at to per
cent on CALL prime business rates moving readily at to
g. The bank statement shows favorable return ana re-
Hects a stronger position of the banks. The legal
tenders made a handsome gain, the specie being also
increased The coin movement Of the week covers the
disbursement OF $2OOOOOO by the subIreasury on ac-
count of the regular weekly gold sae 1,252OOO
count of called bonds redeemed, and 81 23s770.
count interest payments, the receipts for customs
amounting to $7l229 the specie shipments footing up
S42i36i The following shows the condition of the New
York CITY hanlrs az the dates aforementioned.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-03

Toutlrayc. Entrance Twenty feyeuth-s-
TRAINS LEAVE NEw-YoRK
NewHsven and bridgeport 8(ErL 1850 l..l5 Csal
Ur.l 3:i5. 4Jy 500 ami (Er) D. m.
For Milford StTatfom Faie Southport and wepOrt il:oA
fOi south EoreslE = GEH) l:3l IN; 1918 ELl tEL a
(Ex). $3.50, G:j0. and o (EK) m.
For Dlhen g l3O q. M 345 4:)o $780, and 6:JOp N.
For stanford = (Erl g. 1880 A. m l1lj Et) 25 C}Ll 3j
H3o tEI) 4;i5 $50 $3.50, 7l5 tErl p m: 40, al. q, q,
Greenwich ani intermediate Stations u y i;o a. a zi' G
srJsv Mail Train leaves sventhsk NeW.Yos4 At p M Or
Boston, via both Springfield Line and shore Line.
' ~ CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston via tpringGeld, 4. m; and . p.
Ior Boston va Shore Line, 1915 and p.
For Hartford and Sprng6eld, m; l2:l5. J. and p N.
For Conneetcui River Railroad l1p W. ." northampton
3 m. 10 Montreal.
For Hartford Providence and Fshk Railroad 1918 p .
For Shore Line Railway TO Norwich aud PIo'ienee lS
3, to New London and Norwich. p N. . ,,.,
For NewHayen ami Northampton RaTOal p NJ 70 Nol
and Wiiamsburgh. ..t-rt--,,
For NesHaven MiidetoWn ana WlInah'e haNo'u N' H''
m. and p. ID
For Naugatuek Railroad and $50 70 WATERBURY
For Dsnbury Eorwsk Railroad 1S and $50
For Hew-Cansan Railroad, a. 1915 snd4:1O
Conmoous Sleeping Cars attachei to Train and so 10 sun
Mail either Line DraSngoom Car attached 70 hej
N. aud ?. Trans 49,. . - .. ..n.i -. i. ,o.3 a.
the Depot New Haven X r., THenseTenh
81 Fouhye also the Omees Of the hewfok Transfer 20
Doifs ETps 94 Broadway AL No Coust Broolypi and
by leaving suitable have their baggge called for and checked
IRON residence TO destination JAhbs m hpIl. oaye
New-York tribune., 1872-06-03
THE MARKETS.
lcsrefvrv Reported for The rRBusr.l

saruFpir jane J. ls71
AsiEsThe receipts to-day a. pkg Pots n far fS'
steady 81 90 25 Pearls dall and nominal
COTTONThe sactions SPOT have been small and ana
without change $40 bales s0 last eyening OF ~he
active demand advance OF ll6dtc sales a. foNs M a
basis ofIos MddBng: sales lat evening aner n June ~ a
25 l6 $50 at l5lc fO0st 25ic n, 800 al 23 lllbi Ja
e l96 2sac 5O0 at 23 l36c noat Ne S0l a. - ~ NJ
Aug 5OOat Is Tl6c 2.c Sept 800 al 23c Oct. 90 a.
400 a. 2OIe 20 lSl6c Dec 500 at - 7l6e llO si
total 1855 bales Sales to-day 10 m-JuDe, so A. n
sS4c, notice today 100 At 2c notice al 'il "a;
IS Ge ec % ll6c. leo at 26e, notice h -
e00 Al ls.l5c notice u 18th lO0at p II Ice
al 2se Jay g5 I36e 2OO at 25le 1900 at 23 isloci 49,
- 1e AZ ~ l5-lCe. p 3l-2c l0 al 1oc Aux ~ a.
se co.. ., 25 Ice Segt 20 At y 9lee TO- At ~" tI
% Ji6c Oct 100 az 2ic leo at2c 100 al 20 l5hc ~ - -
N,y 63 Dec iCc loo At isog eHchsngc n ii
h er 100 Jnlc og l0O Ja,; it3O0 bales Gand total ~
New-York tribune., 1872-06-03

Railroad bonds closed mp quietly INIT with eonnden,
feeling There have considerable pure bases OF Cen
tral Paccs and other prominent st MORTGAGES during
the for investment The closing quotations FOR tho
Pacific Mortgages follows CentrIls 1Ol.9iOt;
Union Firsts, a.999a Land Gran SLASH; and In
comes sGt 20 81. Tae following were the bids
New-York tribune., 1872-06-03

The Philadelphia stock market Is declining. Fcnn,YF
vania G. Sd issue, sold at 1863; Philadelphia and Erie
Railroad, 2si; Reading Railroad, CO. and Penns,va
Railroad, 5St. Gold closed at 1lis
Messrs. .Winslow, Lanier co. Of No 27 Piucst have
Joined Messrs Leonard. sheldon Foster in the sale OF
the Canada Southern bonds Messrs. Leonard, sheldon
& Foster report heavy sales dnring The past Meok.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-03
Coleman Benedlct's closing quotations we're:

The gold market has been uninhuenced by any consld
erations bearing upon the Alabama question there being
no further news to-day The heavy line OF imports, as
well as the large export movement OF specie, proved
strong clements in the afternoon the market closing
strong at ll the range OF the 'prce being 1I9ll4b9
ia The rates paid for having balances carried were g.
81 l. 81, and per cent. The disbursements of coin
interest were s22GO The redemption of called bonds
to-day amounted S3OOO making total OF s5S0S7OOO
The days business at the Gold Exchange Bankiwas as
follows Gold cleared, s42s3s 600; gold balances, S697
4Ol currency do g. 303 SO5 The following the quo
f.ffa
New-York tribune., 1872-06-03

DENNSYLVANlA RAILROAD, UNITED
II RAILROADS j. DIYISlON-fTom foot Of DRSBROSSsS-
sT and from loot Of CORFLAEDT Por WEST PHILADELPHIA
Al and l2:3 go ssOJ 6;I0f 8:J1f IL
night Phlaaepha via Camden sni p, For BALT
MORE and WASHINGTON and fHR WEST, via Baltimore
a m and s;9 D. m the SOUTH SEQ and $50 Silver
Palace Washington snd Lynehbug daily sU~ m. train
tLout change Fo The WEST Pennsylvaua Hsioad-gJa m
and auf 0s p Silver Palsce Garei
m anil through NeH-York Pittsburgh Chicago, and
vile without Silver Paaee attached "a the $500
da, and run thsagh itsbuTsh IlooBau, Louisville ST
Louis uoui change Silver Palaee attached
n aud Iun NevYork For Wayne Chicago
n Tickets Of DehTossest FOO, ot Cou
and sIi Broadway t.DhJ.l Takes eject June ,, lgT2
CAssATir. Geng Manager r. W. JACKSON, Gen1 Supt
New-York tribune., 1872-06-03
North Atlantic Express Co..

Iueororated under Special Charter General 0Bce; u Broadway
NeY6rl TWeh, Philadelphia Central European VI
"0FFICES ASb AGENTS IN ALL PARTS OF EUROPE Mer-
sn Money Bonds Jege, Samples, Personal Erect 8c for
wsrjed with dispatch. D u 'ONAS m'D'toI'
New-York tribune., 1872-06-03
stocks were as follows:

Tie suwoined table shows the highest and lowest
prices Of active stocks United states securities and
gold during the week, as well as the closing prices
NJ each nj the dates aforementioned:
New-York tribune., 1872-06-03

THE SEVEN PER CENT GOLD LAND GRANT BoNDs
of the WEST WISCONSIN RAILWAY, now completed,
for SALE at 9l and accrued interest, in currency by
WHITE MORRIS & Co., No. IS Wal-st., and
GwYNNE. JOHNSON g. DAY. No. 10 WalEst.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-03

The leading feature OF speculation In state bonds was
the I'm South Caronas to 3it for the January ana
July issues TIE business In the remainder OF the lst
was dun with "A nrm for Missouri issues and weak
tone for pennessees The following the bids
New-York tribune., 1872-06-03
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD.-CommenciDg MONDAY, JUNE s. lS1z.
Through trains will leave Grand Central Depot
900 Montreal EIprs, siih drawing
through o Waterfowl Rochester. and NJ. Alhaus
1000 a. m Special Chicago Express with drawingroon to Buffalo
and Niagara falls
HOO A. M. NorheTn and Western EIpress
$40 D. m. Special Albany and Troy BEpresA
4O1 m Montreal Express with seePngcArs from SewYoFk to ST.
e:)O Etps with aeepngeas Tor WaiertoHni OsEego an1
C-nandAgus.
$500 d. H. PaGe Expess Vh seepngcars for Rochester Buffalo
Pals; also or Chicago via both H. s. and 81 G.
Railroads; and for 81. Louis, via Toledo. The 6 and
trains ~ ou SundayE
Hoo D. m Erpress With sleeginges for Troy and Albany
tables. &. II. kkNDkith, General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1872-06-03
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

THE ST. JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY RAILROAD
CoMPANY'S FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS are being alb
sorbed by an increasing demand for them.
Secured as they are by a first mortgage ON the
Road Land Grant, Franchise, and Equipments, com
bined in one mortgage, they command at once a
ready market.
Liberal Sinking Fund provided in the Mortgage
Deed must advance the price upon the closing Of
the loan. Principal and interest payable in gold.
Interest at eight (S) per cent per annum. Payable,
semi-annually, free of tax. Principal in thirty
years. Denominations, 81 1000, $780, and 500 Ccu-
pons or Registered.
Price 97i and accrued interest in currency, from
February 10, 1872.
Maps. Circulars, Documents, and information fur
nished.
Trustees. Farmers Loan and Trust Company Of
York.
Can now be had through the principal Banks and
Bankers throughout the country, and from the un-
dersigned, who unhesitatingy recommend them.
TANNER & Co, Bankers,
No. II Wall-st, New-Yofk.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-03
THE MONEY MARKET.

SALES AT TIE STOCK EXcHANGE-rIRsT CALL,
1Ot O'CLOCK A. NJ.
Srks Of G0rerhuent bonds
scoor spo Con '6s...u4 1000 u. S. oCon."..lRI
New-York tribune., 1872-06-03

The net earnings of the CHICAGO, DANvILLE AND
VINcRNNEs RAILROAD are now nearly double
the interest on its bonded debt We have sold
81. 100000 of the Per Cent First Mortgage Bonds
within few weeks and offer the small remainder'
at 80 and accrued interest
w. b. SIIATTUCK & Co.. Bankers,
% Nassau-st., New-York.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-03
NETWORK AND NEW-uAVEN RAIL
Nv ROAD
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING MAY y, 1871.

Pasenssr IN New-Yok corner Of Twenty seentis. and
IOultl-ayc. Entrance IN Twenty 6eyenth-s~
New-York tribune., 1872-06-03
WHITE STAR LINE.

EEW.YORK. CORK. AND LIVERPOOL
NEW AND FULL-POWERED STEAMSHIPS
IHE LARGEST IN THE WORLD.
OCEANIC. BALTIC. ,,,,,s-,c ADElATiC ,5rrc
REPUBLIC, CELTIC. MAJESTIC, AILANllCi
600 tuns burlen--3Ol0 b. p each. ,,-,,
Sailing NeyYOTk SATURDAYS lOm Lyeroo on AiiO"S
DAYS snd Cok HsrbOr the day following.
BALTIC SATURDAY.. June 8. at 900 a. m
ATLANTIC. SATURDAY, June l5 at 1900 D. m
OCEANIC SATURDAY June p, at 40 p ~.
REPUBLIC SATURDAY, June l5 at I2:5N D. m
Trom the White Stai Dock PavOua Ferry, Jersey CtY
Paste1g accommodations for al case unrale1 combining
SAFETY. SPEED, AND COMFORE .,,t
Saloons sateIooms smokngToOm. and bathrooms IN mlsnp
ton felt Surgeons a1d sCwajes5es accompany
loso 1,... III
ing TO send for friends from County obtain steege
prepaid certificates SJ3, currency n. rr..-t.-.
Passengers booked 70 from al parts OF America 4a iH''s
Sorvav. Sweden. 1ndiq. Australia. China, Nc
Excursion tickets granted as lowest rates
Drafts from Il upward ,-.. Il . ..n-,.
For inspection Of plans and otl lnIoIinauo3 P w
RrnaIMaE. hcW.lolk. y ~ nIAhho, AttlN
New-York tribune., 1872-06-03
" banks at the dates aforementioned.
The following shows the relation between the 10
reserve and the total liabilities:

Government bonds have been strong and higher
though the movement has been very limited.
Fisk & Hatch report as follows at p. M:
New-York tribune., 1872-06-03

The following is a comparative statement OF the cr'
ports Of specie from the port Of NewYork to foreign
ports for years. for the week ending June and Tor
the corresnondlng neriod in the undernoted years:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-08
miscellaneous kilograms.


Naval Commander W. II. Dana died yes
tcrday at Boston.
Three persons were killed ut the Empire
Iron Works in Trigs county, KY, by ap-
preaching Il tardy fuse.
The crank-piu Of the steamship Metropolis,
from New York for Wilmington, n. c.,
broke off Cape iIatteras, causing her to make
for Norfolk under sail.
The trial of the Tichborne claimant on the
charge Of perjury occurs in April next in
London.
General J. r. Hawlcy is president Of the
Centennial Commission, and james i. Orr,
Of South Carolina, is on the Executive Com
mittec, t'.oiigh it is stated he will not or can
not qualify as commissioner.
\ riot occurred Wednesday night In Jer-
sey City at the Wilson's Zouavcs' (coloredJ
ball, in which negro was shot and Il police
mans thumb WIS bitten of.
The storchousc of II. W. Pitts & Co., mt
Boston, together with a large quantity Of
cotton, has been burned.
4 severe storm occurred at Halifax, \. s.,
Wednesday, which continued throughout tue
night, snow falling to the depth Of fifteen
inches.
Three passenger cars from Buffalo for New
York city were "ditched" yesterday morn.
Ing Twelve persons were hurt, but no
Southerncrs.
-Four men, sleeping in the basement Of a
house in Boston, Mass, were suflocatcd with
coal gas. One is dead, and the others are in
Il critical condition.
Shocks of earthquake were felt through
out Germany during the whole Of Wednes.
day night.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-08
MANCHESTER ETENS.

DEATH OF AN EsTlMABLE LADY.--Inteli-
gcncc has been received Of the death Of Mrs.
Wake, stcp-mothcr to Our delegate i'll the
Legislature, and Of DR.. Sydenham Wake.
This event occurred in Prince Edward coun-
ty. She was most cstimablC lady i'll every
relation of life, and lad lived TO the advanced
age OF scYenty-tivc years.
TIE RELIEF SOClETIEs.-Wc have received
a note from the Rev. Mr.. Christian, pastor Of
the Methodist church, stating that there is 4
relief society attached to his church which
has afforded rclicfto sufferers both in and out
Of the church. We take pleasure in correct
ing the assertion that there was no relief
society in town, bat will furnish, on appli-
cation, the name Of several families greatly in
want. Although much has been done more
yet remains.
SHALL MATTEEs.--Mr. \. ". Roundtrcc
has been appointed Ivy Major Walker fore
man OF woodwork at granite headquarters.
Our tobacco factories are making arrange
ments to commence operations on quite ali
extensive sale.
Efforts are about to be made to start the
order Of |. Q. ". in Manchester. There is
ample material.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-08
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

France.
PARIS, March lit Is generally believed
that the Government Is resolved to oppose
before the Assembly the amendment made in
committee to the bill for the control of the
press.
England.
LoSpoN, March Tile Times, In its arti-
Gle on the Alabama claims, infers, from adj
missions made by the press, that the United
States now acknowledge the extravaganza
Of the demand for indirect damages, although
they show no disposition to withdraw them
from their case. The Times says that if the
fifth claim for losses by the transfer of the
American commercial marine to the British
flag is not abandoned England will declare
a reference to the Geneva tribunal inadmis-
sible, which course is approved by English
statesmen and juIists. .
Mr.. Fortescue announced in the House of
Commons that the Government was ncgo-
tiating shipping convention with the United
States.
Mr. Coleridge, the counsel for the defence
in the Tichborne case, denies that the claim
ant has secured bail. ...,. rs
A meeting Of the Scotch peers was held to-
day at Holyrood, at which the Marquis of
Queensherry was elected to the House of
Lords as the representative peer of Scotland,
to fill the vacancy occasioned by the death of
Earl Kellie.
4 dispatch from Melbourne reports that
the British sloop of war Rosario, Com
nlander Palmer, sheled and destroyed the
village inhabited by the murderers of Bishop
PattcSon.
The King and Queen Of Denmark have
arrived st Naples.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-08
Sc;y York Items.

New YORK. March Tt is stated that
nearly every Justice Of WestcheSter county
has been indicted for retaining county money.
One has been arrested and held in $, 900 bail
for trial.
1t is rumored that relief goods for the Chi
ca9o sufferers have been lost or stolen IN the
general-ort,er warehouses of this city.
The Commercial -dGUcrttSer states that
there is general movement among the
mechanics to strike Oil the lst OF April.
The Adreriiser warns the Workingmen's
Union that there may be 4 combination
throughout the country equally US strong as
theirs.
The redemption of twenty millions of
1SG2's commenced to-day.
The receiver Of the Bowling Green Savings
Bank declines to give certain lists in the
Federal court, as lie was appointed by the
State court, and is amcnable to it. 4 motion
is pending why he shall not be punished for
contempt. The Federal Judge Blatchlord
will hear the case on Saturday.
Andrew j. Garyey, the plastcrcr, has APP
pcarcd rs witness against Mayor Hall,
causing considerable excitement. 1t is said
that Garvcv has turned States evidence.
The packages OF supplies from England to
Chicago heretofore reported lost have been
found and forwarded.
There were nineteen new cases OF small
pox Yesterday and three deaths.