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NUMBER 46.

fusely. Stockgillies should be carefully
selected for seed--the double varieties new
err produce seed pods-but the single flow
ers that bloom nearest the double plants
will give the best double flowers for anoth-
er season. Double pinks rarely produce
any seeds, but the single plants that come
in contact with them will give the finest
seed>.
Great attention must be paid to potting
plants FOR window gardens. II possible.
procure the soil from greenhouse; the
cost is triiling aud you will be fully repaid
in the growth II your plants. Put lew
bits ef charcoal into the bottom oftlc pot /:
they serve to keep the soil sweet and also
int rea>e the ylsur of the roots. Partially
ill the pot with >oii AID place the roots
carefully ia it. eudcavoling to arrange
/ t;iem - they grew ia ihe ground then pat
1 in more soil and crowd it loum "n the
| roots. Much of The uoh->ncces> al ana-
| tcur florists results irpih nu; aiivudtu. ga
this precauliou II the plants rrc ieo-'lS
| ported the tiny rooticis withrr aud dis. AZ
ter the sol. has been firmly pressed down
shake the pot vigorously, aal hil !; az
: with rich >oil. hut not - full ihai " ru
/ you water il. the greater part nt the water
viii run OF at the sides and the roots "h-
tain but little OF it. Water with warm wa
ter. never with that which is cold to the
hand. Set the plants in dark cellar al
closet for three or four days unless j; t.
cloudy. The sunlight will wilt the tender
leaves and stems of any plant that Is trans
planted. and. once thoroughly wilied. II
will take long time to recover it, vilor
! II plants are potted late in TIL afternoon
when ii Is nearly dark, they stand much
better chance of success.
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])oetrp.
Motherhood.

She laid il where the sunbeams fall
I'nscanned upon the broken wall.
without tear. without a groan.
She laid il near a mighty stone.
Which some rude swain had happy cast
Thither in sport long ages past.
And time with MOSES had o'erlaid.
And fenced with many tall grass-blade
And all about babe roses bloom,
Ard violcts shed their sweet perfume.
There In it, cool and quiet bed,
She cast hes burden down and fed;
Nor flung, all eager % escape.
one glance upon the perfect shape
That lay, still warm and fresh and fair
Blu; noiionless aud sonndlesS there
NJ human eye had marked her pass
Across the linden ,hadowe,l .ri>>
Ere yc: the mii>tcr CLOCK chimcd seven
Only the innocent birds 81 !scaven-
The maybe. and Tie rock. whose mes
Swings Is the elm tree waves hi crest
Aud the 1.-the cricket and the hoar
And the huge hound that guard, the dool
Looked on when as summer wind
That, passing. leaves no trace behind.
All unapparelied. barefoot all,
She ran to to that old ruined wall.
To leave upon that chill dark earth
For all she never knew it, WORTH
Mid hemlock rank. aud iern,aud ling
And dews of nigh that precious thing
Ana there il might have lain forlorn.
From morn till eve. from exc till morn.
But that. by some Wild impulse led,
rhc mother ere she turned and fed
one moment stood erect and highs
Then poured into the silent sly
4 cry 80 jubilant 50 strange.
That Alicc-a> she >tr>vc to range
Her rebel rin4lct> a; her glass
Sprang up and gazed across The grass:
Shook back those curl- :" fair Ia see
Clapped her son hands in childish gee
And ,hriekcd-her sweet face all aeiow.
Her very limbs with rapture shaking
My hen has laid an egg. | know,
And only hear the noise shes making :
{. :. CAyERIY.
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frsR an extensive practice oil upwards IT
~ Thirty years, continues to cecnrc Pa'uufs IT,
the United states also in Great britain, France
sud other foreign countries. Caveats, Speeidcl-
tons. Assignments, aud all other papers for Pa
patch Researches made 10 detetmius the YAfhiity
and stility OF Patents OF Inventions. and legal
and other advice rendered In ali matters touching
the same Copies oi The claims Of any patent
furnished by rcmitting one dollar. Assignments
recorded IN Washington.
No dgeacy 81. tee UHtfs Stdfe- possesses st crifr
Hsc'sfcs for pbfaiHi,.q PfeBts srasCerfGtniag he
practiabsiifs ofipreniiows.
All necessity OF Journey T. Washington ia
procure Patent, ana the usual great delay there
are here saved iivsHtofS.
TESTIMONIALS.
regard Mr.. Edty pne Of the Hnsfrdabp'. and
s"nfessfsi practitioners With whom I nave ltd
othh i"tercaarsc. tliAS. JASON.
Comm Ssinurr of Patents
~ nave no hesitation IA assuring nv euture that
thef cann"t employ a man n.lrs 60 HP-feat afa8
applications in form 20 Sgrurr iprtnyla .1itv riJ
a"d favorable consideration ai "a. fatcH. pfieo.
EDMLND HUNht'
Late Ipiuta tS-iuuCr bf f4t nts.
Mr.. Eddy has INSIDE iur me ed TtiItSEi Ap
p1cations for Parents. having ucrn ~urvt-.5lt tu
ain"-teNery case. suCh GumiStakab!C proof ct
great talent and ability on ms part, tCAds 10
RECOMMEND all Inventors to Apply % Atut tu lgp
cure their patents, a. they may 81 sure ut uaSiHg
the most faithful attention. bestowed 2n Wet
cases, aud At very reasonable charges,
JOH$ tAGGAkE.
Boston Jaa.I Is.1--Iy
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NOTICE Is hereby gUen that the undersigned
~ tnten 70 petition the next Legislature Of the
state for leave to build wharf into tide water M
Eden from land owned BY James Hauor, xdjion.
Ing land Owned b. Tobias Aobsrts.
r. II. CONNGRS.
JACOB oUMlNSbY.
Eden, Nov. Z, ls7a SV1S
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Oflce Of Keystone Sewing Machine IN

4: B. WALKER, Esq,
70 pca. ~ .-as matter of history YOU NAV wish
a. .now l1t the Keystone in sept "a to1k M
WTnnpstinE machines being the Singer, Elias iowe
VA ac G and Wilson, bones tic, Wilson shuttle
~ san IN Al the Mahoning Co.. Ohio Fai,
sr.. :" - .ne hey stone again took the first h D.
s WWnm he competing machines being the RIaes
nnmson, American Buftonhole, Florence NJ
'ac' Etias Howe and Hons Shuttle
800 Yours truly.
SKI B.F. QCIMBY, Treasurer
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a. b. Walker Ag't, Main ST., Ellsworth
The "kEfsToSE.r-Ihe first premium for hes,
quality OF work executed on sewing Machines MAS
Yesterday awarded at The state Fair to the Key
stone. This Is new Machine and we are co 1via.
ceu mat IN our notice OF yesterday we did not dl
il the justIse which its merits ;leserve In IN.
simplicity OF Its construction aud neatne,s and
elegance 0f its work, this new conner into an al
foremost placo-tBASGoR COMMERCIAL. aotf
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WHAT 1T DID.-A little fellow who at
tends a Hartford primary school one day
failed to come home at the usual hour.
much 10 the alarm OF the household, and
after long search he was found. some
time after dark. This is his explanation
OF theicircumstances: I'm tell you, MAN.
ma. how it happened After school went
part way home with Mary. and at the
corner Of street. where she LETT me.
kissed her. and she kissed me. and then
found | was lost" II is suspected that this
Is nos the first yonng gentleman who has
been lost under similar circumstances.
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NATURES REMEDY.
~U ~ -w rz--~
YkGEYIlN.
IHE GREk1 Bl0on PuslHEP. Y.

NEGEriNE l. marie exclusively from Juice, OF
20 sti"h5 f"It"Hti afe'l it4At Il wlN enrrtutly
eradicate tom ii-. - stem every faint of AcrOfu.
Ia serofuiou- zEunor. Tumor. CANCER
SAnrerOus Huabor. ErysiprIas SALT
thrum. ssPh,IiIsc Diseases. ankle r.
faanfHess at tia~ stomach. and All ,h,. d.
ra-ts IN ~ 'f'-e tfne fIaisHfe bionf sci.ssi 4,
Amnssni ns atOry aal Chronic Rheuusa Il. IN .
Neuralgia. <souf ati spinal Conn pisinss,
VII NhL4 Hf 'IfcttfiF HHiNt thOfu-u ttie biofl.
fnr iser> sn1 Eruptive disease. Of TN.
skin, f'o-t.tr-. Pifnpie.. BiOsc he's. IBSiis
ieuer- se.sisinesd .na Hing =. orss NIt,E
IN nae never 4tstra to effect a permanent cure
for Psias in the Back. Kidney ON.
Psaints. Drop.y. Female Weak ness, Lee.
eorrn"a. "l ishiE b"n internal ucetallon and
aiernr di-'+i-rs ahI General Debility. VEG
Elm. acis directly upon the cause. %! these
complaints. o. i4gi. sf..fe, and siren ytbru.- he
Whole -Yst"H. ats spvn the >ecretive organs al
iayF lhha!nA- i"a e..t.z uleeT4iip and regulate.
me loNsl-
tir ala rrh. Dyspepsia. HH.slsisusi Cos.
osr"~s. PssiI'ir.stiOn Ofsh~ RRea re- u cad.
acne, k'bes, Nervousness ant General
pfpstraii"i 90 ino Nervous SYSTEM, 40 me,ii-
.he htr yer gwen -urit perfect sans action "a
ne hbE 81 II pnrlhr- the bioo4. ,.-an.es
all the ors.ns. aud POSSESSES a controlling power
over ihe NerHpu system
Inc remarkable cure~ effected By NEGFTISF
nave Ihtiaced many physicians and auothgea ries
whom We kaOw 70 prescribe and use il ii their owt,
famil 800
In fact. VEGErINE j. the best remedy vel dis.
coNf ell I1r the above diseases, aud j. th. only
IeiaOi- Hood PCnlFlEH yet placed
before the public
Prepare BY II. u. STEW EMS. 30 ston. Mass
Price Sl.SS. sold 10y all Druggist.
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6y the best makers, also the best violins Guitnrs
Flutes Ffes Concerinas lin fact ~ en- strume, 1.
IN common use. with SsssaGs, aud ali other
mugs hse,ed 70 new and repaiI in.trume nj 8
JOHN Z. HAYNtS&CO.
- COURT STREET Opposite the Court House, /,
BOSTON
4Ott.
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DOORS, SASH, BLINDS, WINDOW
Frames q Mouldinos.

IRE specially invited to give us a call. Critters
, anroad oy mail or otherwise, solicited ana
Ellsworth, July I'd, Is72 ~,
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A BEGGAR posted himself at the door OF
the Chancery Court and kept saving. "A
penny. please. sir, Only one penny. sir.
before you 90 in..' And why. my man -
inquired an old country gentleman. BE
cause, sir, the chances are you will not
have one when you come out?''
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Sold BY all druggist. and Dealers in Medicine.
DRCMMERS, ATTENTION

by calling at the weIl-known Music Store men,
toned below. you may Inspect your fsvorits in
s'rumen'' IN plenty and variety. and procure
DRUMS.
now in request, to lead Political and other rro.
eessions Also for sale, one Of tn largest and din
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EtS MADE THE NVSr ASTONISHING CURES
- orl. K. - EAplh ARE TIE CHANCES
fHE BODY TNprEGoT~ UNDER TiiE ~.
llrENt L 81 lHis TRULY WONDERFUL
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y - ~ ~ ? 'I-|7I " ~ WIS. 1here Z
~ ft1sr..ai -gtt ia tbs ~arlt that viii Fever
Aslis, 40 4it ofi r Na1riuS Hi..1u-. Scarlet. TT
H0tt. Yellow. sad stlcr Fsstrs tAi6gd hv RAILWAYS
: !. ~ IL .-..-e = a n. tlr.LE.L.l.
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llEaLTHl BEAUTYl!
DIR. RAILWAYS

sT''oNG ASD ri'nE RICH HLoop-fNCREAsE
~ fLFrH AND MEisH1-CIFAR SKIN AND
MAI IIE I i, uMrl ENInN So RED ID Al L.
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GREAT BRITAIN.
The Ballot Bill,

LONDON, July S.-House of Lords
crowded tonight on the floor and in the
galleries. The ballot bill was to come up
again. 1t had been packed with amend
mendments which the House of Commons
refused to accept and had been returned to
the upper Chamber for final action. So
contest between the houses was expected.
Amid unwonted excitement their Lord
ships voted 157 to 1873 not to insist on their
amendment making the use of the secret
ballot optional, but by vote of 1T to SO
they adhered to their amendment making
the bill provisional. Other important
amendments were abandoned. These con-
cessions will probably satisfy the Commons
and secure the passage of the bill.
Gov. Eyre.
In the House of Commons to-night E. A.
B0wring moved to strike out of the esti-
mates an item of e., ,125 for legal expenses
of ex-Gov. Eyre, of Jamaica. A lively de-
bate followed, in which the whole question
of Eyre's policy in Jamaica, and his subse-
quent trial here for murder, was discussed.
At the close the House divided, and Bow
rings motion was defeated. Vote, 13g to
243.
F. LONDON, July 8, A. M.-Lieut. Grant
and Robert Lincoln were in the gallery OF
the House of Lords during the debate last
night.
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A SAD ACCIDENT.
Mrs, Drake Mills Falls from n FOuI th-
Story WIndOW-BOth Legs and One
Arm BROKEN.

Mrs. Drake Mills Falls from n -Four tn
Story WIndOw-BOth Legs and One
Arm Broken
From the Washington Republican, July G.
On Thursday morning sad accident hap
pened at the Metropolitan hotel, which viii
probably prove fatal to the injured purity.
Mrs. Drake Mills, mOther-in-law of Hon.
fernando Wood, of New York, has for
months past been guest at the hotel, occu
pying rooms on the fourth floor in the Ave
nue. side of the building, with windows
opening out on to a back yard. Dur
ing the night the atmosphere was
so close and sultry that she was
almost overcome with the heat, and
went to the window to obtain air. In
leaning out she lost her balance and fell on
to a narrow roof on the story below, and
from that to another underneath, then tosa
shed, and finally to the pavement in the
area, having broken one and both legs in
the fall. She also sustained severe fac
ture of the skull, besides internal injuries.
The noise made by her in falling from roof
to roof, and her moaus as she lay on the
bricks, aroused the people around the hO-
tel, assistance was Immediately rendered,
and the injured woman taken back TO her
room. Drs. Lincoln and Boale were sum-
moned in attendance, and reset the broken
bones. Hon. Fernando Wood and wife ar
rived here yesterday morning and proceeded
Immediately to the hotel. The lady's COLI
ditiou was somewhat improved yesterday,
although only slight hopes are entertained
of her recovery.
Mrs. Mills died from her injuries on the
9Th inst.
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NEW YORK.
The IEeathen Of the west and East.

The Heathen Of the West and East
NEW YORK, July S.-At the Congress OF
Internaticnals yesterday so sections were
represented. A communication was read
rom a section in San Francisco detailing
the bad effects upon labor in California by
Chinese immigration, stating that there are
one hundred Thousand Chinese there, and
predicts that they will in short time mo-
nopolize all labor in manufactures, ETC.,
and that they are under control of six i'm
migration companies who import also thou
| sands OF Chinese women for prostitution.
They appeal 70 tue working men of the
East, and say if this immigration is not
stopped blood will flow in the streets Of San
Francisco. ...-....... -....
The Congress resolved to ignore politics
and ether disturbing questions, aud with
this view are perfecting new plan of or
ganization.
Il "sH Sunday FTusic.
A captain of Militia Company, was ar
rested yesterday by the police, for allowing
band music to play while returning from a
funeral. The company threatened to res
cue the commander, but he dismissed them
to their armory. This will probably be
made test case under the new law.
The Strik@
Two thousand sewing machine wOrkmen
resumed work at 10 hours. The rest is ex-
pected to come in tomorrow.
The Battle of the BOyne.
All the city military viii be ordered on
duty at the armories on che 18th of July.
No trouble is anticipated but preparations
are made against surprise.
EDfaufs TerribIes.
Twenty-thre5 Of the boys concerned in
the revolt at the House of Refuge, in May,
were to-day sentenced for various terms in
the Penitentiary,
The South CarOIiua Vampires.
a meeting of South Carolina bondhold-
ers held to-day at &c Broadway. Some two
million dollars worth of bonds were repre-
sented. Judge Willard made an address,
in which be claimed that the bondholders
were defraudcd of their accrued interest
because the funds of the State were in the
hands of dishonest politicians. The meet
ing finally resolved TO cooperate with the
State authorities in the prosecution Of rob-
bers of the treasury.
The Ancient Kingdom of Lorraine.
a meeting Of the natives of Alsace and
Lorraine and the French residents of the
city generally was held tonight at Irving
Hall. One thousand FIVE hundred persons
were present. Speeches were made and
resolutions offered expressing devotion of
the people of Alsace and Lorraine to France.
Members of the celebrated band Garde
RepUblicsine were present and received an
ovation.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

Strauss and his Concert Band were re-
ceived in New York last night with per-
feet ovation.
Lydia Thompson has arrived from Eu-
rope with a new troupe.
H.P. Watson, brother-in-law of former
Secretary of War, and himself Assistant
Secretary of War during the rebellion, has
been selected, at Vanderbilt's dictation, for
President of Erie. Watson is connected
with railroad interests in Ohio.
Goldsmith Maid and Lucy will run at
the Cleveland races, which commence July
10. The track is one of the best and fast
est in the country.
$4,000 in spurious bonds were discovered
in the State Treasury at Little Rock yester-
day.
John Robinson is building an immense
theatre corner of 9th and Plum streets, Gin
ciunati.
Judge McCunn's funeral yesterday was
largely attended.
John Fallen and Cornelius Leary had a
butcher knife fight at Hoboken Sunday
Fallen was killed; Leary will die.
\ Washington dispatch says the colored
Congressman will select colored sboys for
naval cadets.
It is reported that Victor Hugo has Sc
cured Communication for Henry Rochefort
to simple banishment from France instead
of transportation to New Caledonia.
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0HI0.
The Ku-KluX KIans of the North.
Three Prisoners Hung by Mob.

CINCINNATI, July S.-A special to the
Gazette says the rumors of late that the peo-
pie Of Mercier county, Ohio, would take the
law into their own hands with reference to
the supposed inhuman murderers If Miss
Belle SecOre, who was outraged on her way
from Sunday school, two weeks ago, and
then murdered and thrown aside to be part
ly consumed by hogs, were this morning
proved to have been well founded.
At very early hour this morning, people
began to arrive in Celina where the prison.
ers, Jacob Kimble, Absolom Kimble and
Alexander McCloud, were incarcerated.
The arrivals continued until 10 O'Clock,
when about three thousand had assembled.
They then surrounded the Jail, took forci-
bic possession of the jailor and disposessed
him Of the keys, and after effecting an en-
trance to the cells, took therefrom the three
prisoners and removed them, under strong
guard, to wagon.
The Kimble farm where the shocking
crime was committed is II miles away to
this place. The determined crowd an
nOUnced their determination to remove the
prisoners and there execute the sentence
which an outraged community had pro-
nounced. The procession moved of quiz
etly and orderly. What subsequently
transpired is not known, but the vigilants
are in charge of men who will, it is believed,
not return till their prisoners have paid the
penalty with their lives.
A Mother POisOns Her Children and
Suicides.
CLEVELAND, o., July S.-1esterday at
ternoon the wife of Henry L. Soutworth,
residing az Rockport Township, eight miles
from this city, poisoned her three children
boys, aged nine, seven and four, and then
committed suicide by cutting her throat.
The woman was insane, caused by pro-
tracted illness.
Burned TO Death.
Jno. Fitzpatrick, living at No. ii Lake
street, dropped coal oil lamp lost night.
The oil spread over his clothes and took
fire ard burned him so badly there are no
hopes Of his recovery.
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WASHINGTON.
Dr. Hownrd AImost Released.

DIR. Howard Almost Released.
e EWAsHINGToN, July 8.-A telegram from
Minister Sickles at Madrid, announces that
the Spanish Minister had informed Sickles
that orders bad cen given to discharge DIR.
Howard and restore his property.
DeIano to Brigham Young.
Secretary Delano has written letter to
Brigham Young, informing him that the
Government desires to bring to punishment
evil minded white persons who are stirring
up discomfort among the Indian population
of the territory; thanking Brigham for the
courtesy shown him (the Secretary, and
asking his cooperation in bringing to pun
ishment the offenders referred to.
Let Us Have Peace.
The best information both from civil and
military sources is to the effect that the
fears of a general Indian war in the south
western portion of the Indian Territory
and on the borders of Texas are without
foundation. Gen. Pope believes the reports
were circulated by renegades, and says all
depredations of recent date were commit
ted by small bands and the Department is
endeavoring to bring the marauders to
punishment.
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CHICAGO.
Lost Tfues-8urncd to Death.

CAICAGo, July S.-The Board of County
Commissioners to day appointed a commit
tee 10 negotiate with the various abstract
firms in.tbis city for the purchase Of their
books, with view 10 making them the Of
fetal records, so far as they so, of titles to
real 8 ale ii lLc city and county records
which were destroyed in the great fire.
Jas. Thompson was killed instantly this
afternoon al the foundry connected with
Boomers br dge factory, by the falling on
Inn Of q mC ulder's fash filed with molten
iron.
Lo.d William Parker and Hon. John Par
keI, from London, are in the, city to-day.
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BOSTON.
An Irish JubiIee,

BOsroN, July S.-A banquet was given
this evening to the Irish National Band at
Fenian Hall by the Irish citizens of Boston.
Plates we're laid for three hundred guests.
The gallery was filed with ladies.
Patrick Donohue, of Boston Pilot, pre-
sided, and speeches were made by Collector
Thomas Russell, Mayor CASTOR, ]. Boyle
O.Reilly, the poet, and several othera. Let
ters were read from Gov. Washburne, re-
GREETING his inability to be present. The
music was furnished by Gilmore's band.
There was also singing by individual mem
bers Of the Irish band. The festivities were
kept up until a late hour.
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MEXICO.
Monterey Captured 1gain and the
Revolution SaueIched Once More.

Monterey Captured Again and the
Revolution squeIcbed Once More.
MATAMoRAs, July 8.-The government
forces under Gen. Ceballos entered the city
of Monterey this morning. That city pre-
sent pitiable aspect. business had been
suspended under the revolutionists in con-
sequence of forced loans and many faIui-
lies and merchants had fed. The last act
of Trevino was a prestamo. The United
States Consul was imprisoned for refusing
to pay and his place of business seized, and
another American citizen was assessed
$4,000 o. five hundred lashes, aud only got
off by paying the $1,000. 1t is feared the
revolutionits carried off many prominent
citizens who are missing to hold as hostages
or fer further robbery.
The revolution seems practically ended.
The chiefs are believed to be only keeping
their men together to secure terms of sur
render from the governme
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A NEW YORK dispatch states that Ger.
Hancock has written letter TO friend in
that city defining his position in the coming
canvass. lie will cheerfnlly support any
one who may receive two-thirds of the sup
port of the convention at Baltimore, and in
any other contingency he feels that he
should be silent until the extent of any Op-
position to Greeley is developed.
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THE ROMAN QUESTION
In its Latest Phase.

BERLIN, July 7.-Bisnarck has received
assurances from three of the great Catholic
powers, consenting to a conclave of Cardi-
nals in order to have perfect understand
ing between the cardinals and the Govern
meuts interested in the Pope, ELECTION Of
the Lext Pope.l