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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-29

HoRTICULTURAL.-At the last meeting, the
recommended was resumed and it was voted to
retain the St Michael Archange and DearborD's
Seeding upon the amateur and the Fulton upon
the gene list. The nominations were then
taken up hen it was decided to place Osband's
Summer: Passe Colmar and Dana'S Hovey upon
the amateur list, and the Howell and Beure
Clairgeau upon the general list. The Made
laine, Andrews, Stevens Genessee Beurre d.
Arenbcr@, Doycnne dAlencon and Gen Taylor,
were passed. When "Gen. Taylor was pro-
posed, the secretary alluded to it as a marked il
lustration of the instability of sentiment, re-
marking that he should have been even MOI
astoniShed at the nomination and advocacy of
the general by Hon. John Milton Earle, had he
not himself been SO recently occupied in spread
ing free soil upon the common"
Only those who remembered the roll
call of Aldermen Chamberlin, twcnty-four
years ago, are capable of approaching such "big
SdP-lies The Beurre Hardy, on motion of Mr..
Earle, was recommended as promising well
and being worthy of trial." O. B. Hadwen sug-
gested that, at the next meeting, the society con-
slider the general subject of the proper cultiva.
ton of the pear, soils, Sc. He, however, de-
clined to press the suggestion yielding to Mr.
Jaqucs, upon whose motion it was voted that
the chair appoint committee of three to report
on Thursday, Feb goth, lists of five, ten, fifteen
and twenty varieties suitable to be recommended
for general culture. And thereupon Messrs
George jacques, James Draper and John Milton
Earle were appointed such committee The re-
port will be made this afternoon, and, as the re-
sponsibility is serious, it is hoped that goodly
attendance of members will be present to infu-
ence and control the decision.
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Our New Eng land Dispatches

MASSACHUSETTS,.
BOsTON, Feb 2S.-ln Salem, yesterday, ThOS.
Gerrish was fatally crushed by falling under his
heavily loaded wagon.
AUGUSTA, Feb. 2S.-Joshua L, Chamberlain
president of Bowdoiu college, has been elected,
by a concurrent legislative vote, major general
of the volunteer militia of Maine.
Hon. Thomas Littetield has received the re-
publican nomination for mayor of Auburn.
AUGUSTA, Feb 2S.-The annual meeting of
the Name Central railroad company was held
to-day at Watervile. The directors report
shows an increase of nearly twenty per cent. in
the earnings, and a satisfactory condition of
things. The board of directors was unanimously
reelected and authorized to issue consolidated
bords secured by mortgage, sufficient TO retire
all existing Indebtedness. The leases of the Bel
fast aud Moosehead Lake railroad, the AndroS-
coggn railroad, and the Leeds and Pennington
railroad were ratified. The directors organized
by the choice of Richard D. Rice, president
Arson p. Morrill,, vice president; aud Josiah H.
Drummond, clerk.
CONNECTICUT.
Hartford, Feb. 2S.-The democrats of Hart
ford county, to-day, nominated Eugene d. Fisk
of this city for sheriff.
HARTFORD, Feb. 2S.-There was a large meet
i'm of prominent citizens of this city, tonight,
to discuss plans for the promotion Of the manu-
featuring interest here. Speeches were made
by Judge II. II. Barbour, Gov. Jewell, Hon. Il.
ID. Hubbard, Geu. >. Ii. HaWley, A. Il. Burr, and
otheIs. Au association was formed, called "a
board of trade and manufacturers" and a large
number of prominent men became members OF
it, Rooms will be Immediately rented for
regular meetings of tue board, and persons de-
string to establish themselves here will find easy
access to the representative business men and
capitalists through this organization. The new
railroad centcring here, the water communities
ton, etc, afford advantages TO manufacturers,
and it is believed that through this board OF
trade, meritorious. enterprises will find capital
ready to aid them.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-29
Our New York Dispatches.

a lawyer in Ludlow Street Jail-Fhe
Bowling Green savings Bank-E1cIp for
France - Fatal Accident TO Young
Lady-AnOIher FaMmany swindIc, etc.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-29

The house civil service committee will meet
early next week, to consider bill offered by
Mr.. McCrcary, of Iowa, prOviding,that postmast-
ers and certain other officers shall be elected by
the people, subject to removal by the president
The only way to reach the proposed reform is
through constitutional amendment. 1t is be-
lieved that the committee will report the bill,
with some amendments.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-29

NAYLoR & co.
Naylor & Co. have appealed TO the secretary
of the treasury TO have suit against them in
New York dismissed claiming that the test-
mony, before the senatorial investigating COM
miltee, fully eXonerated them from the charge
of criminality IN the matter of the revenue
laws.
MINOR MATTERS.
The report of the commissioner of agriculture
for 1870 is just issued. Ii is a volume of seven
hundred pages, copiousy illustrated.
The controller of currency has called upon
the national banks to report their conditions at
the close of business on the 9th inst.
In the naval pension bill, by some omission,
pensions eau only he paid when the person
through whom the pension comes died on board
ship or when on his way to a naval station No
provision is made for pension where a death
occurs al naval station, and senate bill was
passed to rectiiy this error. The house agreed
to the bill this morning.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-29

The president has nominated Robert l.. Wal
Ice as United States marshal for South Car
DINA.
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TARIFF.

Some of the ways and means committee ex.
press the opinion that tariff bill will be re-
ported to the house by the middle of April, but
Others say that it can not be done before the LIST
of May. 1t will take fortnight after it is re-
ported to get it mp in the house for considcra-
ton, and the general debate on it will run con-
siderable time, as there are twenty members, at
least, who desire to make set speeches on the
subject.
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NEW MINISTER TO THE UNITED STATES.
ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. 28.-Baron Won Often,
berg, the new Russian minister to the United
Stntes has left for Washington.
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There will probably be no action at this ses-
sion affecting the interests Of the fishermen. No
bounty bill for their relief will pass, nor will
that part of the Washington treaty affecting
them be taken up for consideration this session;
such is the opinion Of the members who repre-
sent the fishing interests. The dead lock in re-
gard to the treaty has postponed all action in re.
gard to the fishermen till next winter
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c number of democrats also. The final vote
as not reached, but tits expected thai the hiibus-
ring of Its opponents will not be continued to.
orrow.
GOAT ISLAND.
The committee on Pacific railroads has the


The committee on Pacific railroads has the
flor in the house to= morrow, and will renew the
old contest over Goat Island, which the Central
Pacific road wants for railway terminus. The
bill is considerably changed from that which
was defeated in the last congress. The company
has only half of the island, and, in case of war,
the whole reverts to the government. 1t is OK
pectcd by the friends of the measure that it will
pass in the shape that it now Is.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-29

VIENNA, Feb. 2S IA Russian spy has been
detected at Lembcrg, skelching ioruticationS,
and has been condemned to Il years imprlSon-
mcnt.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. IS.

ESPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE DAILY srY.I
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aid on all expiring Policies.

WM. 7. MERRIFIELD, President
ALBERT rOLMAN, Treasurer.
H. X, MERRIFlELlD, secretary.
Board of Dlrectors-Wm. T. Merrhelt, L. c. Parks
Calvin TAFT, Philip H. MOen, Albert TOnan, VIM H.
JOurdan, Albert Curtis. Azlrus Brown, George Bar
Worcester; l.. D. Knowles. Warren; ). NJ. WheelOck
UXhridgc Joseph MurdOck, Leicester; Jonathan d.
Wheeler. Grafton; G. A. Dresser, Southbridge; y. +.
Chase, Dudley; e. NJ. Harris. West Boylston.
rs deoptf
A MEXICAN Il FOREIGN PATENTS
r.. H. EDDY,
Solicitor of Patents for Inventions, Trade Marks,
Designs, No rs state ST., opposite Kiby st.,
Boston,
No Agency in the United States possesses superior fd,
ehheJor obdlatRg Patents or dScertdiRiHg e pdteata
biiity Of iRreatiOns,
All necessity Of journey to Washington to procure
Patent, and the great delay there, arc here saved
inventors.
Testimonials.
81 regard Mr.. Eddy OF the most capable and
successful practitioners with whom have had official
intercourse.
CHARLES MASON, Commissioner Of Patents
II have no hesitation In assuring Inventors that
cannot employ man more competent and truSfrO
and more capable of putting their applications IN form
to secure for them an early and favorable c0nsileIaoh
at the Patent ONCE. EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner of Patents"
mr.. Il. II. Eddy has made for me over IilIRIf ap.
pcations for Patents having been successful IN almost
every Such unmstakabe proof OF great talent ana
ability on his part leads me TO recommend ALI inventors
to apply to him to procure their patents as they may be
sure Of having the most faithful attention bestowed ON
their cases. and at very reasonable charges.
Boston Jan. !, 1872. d2twlv JoiNTAGGARr.
DROGRAMMEs, THEATRE BILLS
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An AMERICAN BISHOP AT THE THANKSGIVING
SERVICE.
LONDON, Feb. 2S-Bishop Stevens Of Penn
svlvania was present ut the thanksgiving SER
vices in st. Pau's cathedral yesterday in his full
ecclesiastical robes, and was the recipient OF
especial honorS from the brethren in the
oh, ,rnb
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-29

The following statement of receipts and ex-
penditures, by warrants, for the quarter ending
December 81, 1871, has been issued from the
treasury department:
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New York Items

New YORK, July 1l.-Francessa Leiner,
who jumped $500 bail for robbery in
Savannah, has been arrested here. He goes
back to-day.
Two persons who robbed Martin Hines,
of Atlanta, Georgia, in this city, get five
and two and u half years in the penitentiary
The deaths in Brooklyn for the week are
$50, including forty.tivc from sunstroke.
The committee to inform Mr.. Greeley OF
his nomination by the Baltimore Conyen-
ton meet tonight to fix the time.
1t is reported that two breWerles have
failed-liabilities, $4,000.
In the Stokes case to-day Mr. Tremalne
commenced to sum up for the defence, and
continued his argument to the adjournment
of the court.
The forty-irst annual exhibition Of the
American Institute will be opened In the
Tbird. Avenue Rink on the 4th OF Septen1-
ber, and close on the 18th of October.
It is reported that In the event OF Gov
crnor Hoffman declining to run again, the
probable candidate of the Democratic ana
Liberal Republican parties for Governor this
fall will be Francis Herman, OF Utica.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

CIRCUIT CouRT-Judgc Bcrcr'ey Il. WcA-
ford.--ln this court yesterday the case OF
u. Il. Tennant and others plaintiffs, rs. The
Board of Public Works, Petersburg Railroad
Company. and Reuben Rasland and others,
defendants, came up on a motion to dis.
solve an Injunction restraining the said
Petersburg Company from paying to Reuben
Ragland his saE,ry as president; annuilng
so much of the said order as prohibits the
company from paying or promising in any
form to pay TO said Reuben Ragland the sum OF
800 so voted to the said Ragland at meet
ing of the stockholders; annulling the whole
OF the said injunction order upon the ground
that there is no equity i'll the bill, and that the
said injunction was improyidcntly awarded
and should not have been entertained or
granted without notice to the defendants. as
authorized by law, and also because SAID
court has no lawful jurisdiction of said suit,
and other things. The notice Of defendants
WAS filed and the argument on the above
motion will probably be commenced to-day.
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Police CorRT. THuRspAY--Jusfice j. D..
White prcsid,,1.-The following cases were
disposed of:
Robert Thompson, charged with being
drunk and also Il vagrant. Sent to jail for
three months in default of security.
Martha B,aXton (colored), charged with
being a vagr,tilt and having no visible means
of support. Sent to Jail forthlee months in
default of security.
Elizabeth Butler (colorcd), charged with
abusing and threatening to cut Emma
Clarke. Fined 81.
Mary IIar,iaman (colored}, charged with
stealing three silver spoons, one pair ear
rings: and one handkerchief, all Of the value
of s., the property of Lemucl Powers.
Found guilty and sent to Jail for ninety days.
Lizzie Holmes (colurcd), charged with
using profanc and indecent language III the
public street. Discharged.
Margaret 4. Brown (culorcdl, charged with
stealing one lot Of wearing apparel of the
value of 81, the property of Amanda Morris.
Discharged.
Emma Clarke. Emma Mayo, Martha Hud-
son. Margaret Coleman, Kate MirlnuN.
tirurgc Robinson. Silsan Lee. Charles Good
man. and Charles Clarke. charged with Keep
incan il-gcvcrncd and diSorderly house Of
evil fame. Enlua Clarke fined s.; rest dis
charged.
Sam,lc p. Earnest. charged with being n
common thici and yagrant, having no visible
means of support. Sent to Jail in default Of
security.
Isaac Polly (colorcd). charged with haS-
tarir. ton,inucd till 18th.
Joshua Stores, charged with baStardy.
Continued till 18th.
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TRAIN DErAISED.-The e;,stward-bound
mail tram on the Chesapeake and Ohio rail
road did not arrive yesterday afternoon un-
til Il qtlartcr-paSt ! o'clock. The delay was
occa>ioncd by the cWing in of one of the
banks OF Marl-Bcd creek, about mile from
Hanover Courthouse and near Wickham's
farm. The heavy rnin caused the caving in
of the bank, and il was deemed unsafe for
the train to go over the trcstle crossing the
stream. On hearing Of the probable danger,
the conductor, Captain Fitz, ordered his
train to approach the place cautiously, and
waited there until the arrival of the west
ward-bound accommodation train. The two
trains then exchanged passengers and bag
gage. and lis soon as possible moved otf-one
to Richmond and the other TO Gordonsvillc.
Laborers then commenced repairing the
breach in the bank of the creek and support
ing the trcstlc-work !; in this they were cn-
gagged until late hour last night, and the
trains will cross this morning without dam
ger of accident or any interruption.
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How the Baltimore Nomination is Re
ceiVeG.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, July 11.-All the daily
papers of Alabama have hoisted the Greeley
ticket, and the weeklics will do SO at the ear
Hest time. The white people are satisfied
with the work of the Convention, but the
negroes are sore on the subject. A negro
speaker promised whipping to any negro
voting the Greeley ticket, at1d his hearers
loudly appautlcd the sentiment. This Incl
dent indicates the general feeling among the
colored men OH the subject of Grccley's nomi-
nation:
JACKSON, MISS, July 1.-THE news from
Baltimore was received here with great re-
ioicing. There was firing of cannon all
afternoon and torch-light procession at
night, together with speaking.
NEW ORLEANS, July n.-rhcre was all
impromptu ratification meeting in Lafayette
Square last night. A torch-light procession,
fireworks, and speeches, were indulged in.
Great enthusiasm prevailed,
OGDENsBURG, n. T., july 11.-A salute oil
thirty-seyen guns was fired by the Liberal
Republicans and Democrats yesterday III
bonor of the Baltimore nominations. A
ratification meeting was held and addressed
by General i. A. Merritt and others. Forty
tive Republicans signed the call.
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b"ChGhlDGE ALUM SPRINGS, VA
OPEN JUNE l. Is72.

s''- '''"rt" and celebrated WATERING PLACE
yer h'Hll"naI attractions this season. Among
improvements. there has been added an clr-
.'' -.tr!"i~ h1tl-room, al Joining the parlor
i.H"" ~ lfcn enlarged and improved. and The
..t. "i 10" Two renders each easily accessible.
3-." s" Aeif Ia 81 Vie not surpassed any where IN
'' " AiLh> uf these special Springs either cure
.''''N !'it'r most C:t>cs oi Scroful:l, IEriprnt
.''il i'"N. trrnic bronchitis, Chronic I,arSn-
&c., ''n"hlr iuculG"n!a. Chronic bysIpj,Sia,
IGhihn.s, Chronic DN%cntcry. They are
't'I, Ntiuc ~ thosc affections which are pcc,i-
-. '"' ~ 'ii'l" constitution. and as appetizer.
. '"l &rcI1l restorative, they are, PERHAPS,
~ ''*' ar''nEst u,iucral waters. The proprietor
.. I've liuNii't! for The lawns and hiil-runln a
49, I1ni "f Music, and In general all the
r.. a." amusement and recreation usually found
2 "-l -"uucr resorts will ltc 1T the command OF
.,. ,,,'' al ROC hRllDGE ALUM" The place
H. I'm eleven 10 thirteen hours VI Richmond,
.""!i; BtIiiuore ETC., by rail, all In daylight.
u5..' "t,,i7 !etIc The cars OF the Chesapeake and
49,. ''''aH Al Hoshcn depot, and new and elegant
4.@', %'Li'i", passing rapidly over Il smooth and
,,, I N. ~ only eight miles, set down the visitors
' "'s : irIICs Io tea.
JAMES A. FRAZIER, Proprietor.
>..,.' u, h,lhing use of the grounds. &C., of the
.,..,i,a..HIr1 aH1 mol stopping at my hotel, will be
- ''u! ''u! my regular rates.
4 tt'''"hf!dpt water j. for sale by PURCELL,
Nil, n ~, hir:m"ud, aad GEORGE Nj. MC-
:, az fharluitc-riil NE.
~, laN' pamphlets sent free Oh application.
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DoSGs OF TIE GRANp JrRT OF TUE HEN
RICO CuuNTY C0rRT.-fhC grand Jury of the
ilenrico County Court was in session ycStcr-
,Iay until O'Clock in the afternoon. and found
true bills III the following eases:
Robert +. Johnson, miSdcmcanor, for rs
saiiting Il. J. Martin.
W. u. Irl,y, miSdcmcanor, for asSaultin%
". II. Ros>.
Thomas l>aacS, miSdcmcanor, for obstr,ct-
inS the public roads.
William Blackburn, felony, for shooting w.
l.. Rose.
Clinton Davis, for breaking and entering
the house of j. Il. Tyree to assault William
Blackburn.
William J. Anllahlc, felony, for obtainins
money under false prctenccs from the county
of IIcnrico.
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EnufI, Carolina Bonds.

New York, July 11.-An adjourtied meet
ing of South Carolina bond-Lolders was held
here to-day to take concerted and immediate
action to compel the payment of accrued and
unpaid interest on the bonds of that State.
Not less than S4,0U0,0O0 Of bonds were
represented in the meeting. No business
was transacted other than the appointment OF
committee to confer with absent bond.
holders and report at some future meeting.
The committee was authorized to collect
subscriptions for legal expenses, and they
were empowered to employ eminent counsel.
The meeting then adjourned till Thursday
next.
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LIVE STocK WEIGnED.-The following is a
statement of the live stock weighed from 1st
to 10Th of July in this city by L. Gimmi,
weirhnaster: Cattle, 1853 head; sold at 81 to
5lc., gross. Sheep, 1919 head sold at d to &C.,
gross. Lambs sold from $3.50 to 800 per
head. No hogs sold this week at the scales.
Live stock weighed for the quarter ending
july I, 1872, was as follows: Cattle, 81 !
weight, So, ,OiO pounds. Sheep, GG9; weight,
G3, l05 pounds. Hogs, 1,239; weight, s47 AL
bounds
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CHARGED WITH PERJURY,-E. S. Howe was
committed to the Hcnrico county Jail ycstcr-
day by Judge Minor, charged with perjury in
swearing that he was worth the sum of $l2.-
coo when he offered himself rs security for
William J. Annable, who stands charged
with felony.
Subsequently, Mr.. Howe was taken before
Justice Hocninger, and after preliminary
examination sent OH to the grand jury for the
IOlh instalit for indictment. Bail was al
lowed in the sum of 81 500, which had not
been given when we left the courtroom.
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.TELEGRApHIC NEWS.
New York stock and Money szarke

New York Stock and Money Market
New YoEk; July it.-Money easy at 3 to
4 per cent. Sterling quiet and steady. Gold,
i135 to Id. Governments closed strong.
States dull and steady. Tennessee's, 743 !;
new, same. Virgnia's, A; new, 50:. Lou
isiana's, 55; new, 90. Lcvee's, 81; s's, IA.
Aiabama's, s4; 5's, GO. Georgia's, 70; rs,
s63. North Carolina's, 81 new, 21l. South
Cardinals, 81: new, 20.
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.IoR FIsISTISG.-Wc call the attention of mer-
chants clerks of courts, serltis, lawyers railroad,
steamship and canal oil'ccrsan agents, anda NIL others
having orders for printing, to tie facilities ocrrdat
the DISrATCH PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT for the
prompt and faithful execution Of all KINDS OF JOB
PRINTING. We can furnish at short notice Cards,
BlIl-IIcas Lcttcr-lleas. Programmes Ball Tickets,
Elanks, Pamphlets, Tags, Hand-Bllls, Catalogues
Fills Of Furc, Show-iilS, Checks, Drafts, &C., &C..
Sr. Satisfaction guaranteed
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Richmond and DanviiIe Lease Rati.
fied-.C0nseryatiye Nominations.

Special telegram 10 The Dispatch.
RALEIGH. N. c., July l1.--The stockhold-
crs of the North Carolina Central Railroad
Company met here to-day, large crowd
being In attendance. The lease of the Cen
tral railroad to the Richmond ard Danyille
Railroad Company was ratified, the State
proxy voting for ratification.
The Conservative County Convention to-
day nominated the following ticket: State
Senate, General W. d. Cox; House of Re
presentatives, r. H. Butler, w. Il. Pace, J.
II. Afford, and Adolphus JONES for sheriff,
S. NJ. Dunn.
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Ear,sauake u, New York.

New YoKK, July u.--An earthquake oc-
Cured ut 500 this morning at some points on
Long Island and on the Hudson.
RYE, N. Y, July 1l.-A shock OF an eartn.
qrake was experienced in this vicinity aboiit
$50 A. M. to-day. 1t was very distlnetiy
felt at several residences here, one OF theih
being severely shaken. -,
Tie residence OF Mr.. Ashley, tho pub
Usher of the Journal, at Port Chester, was was
likewise risiblg rocked.
At Greenwich, Conn, the shock was also
felt
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Dr. HHeuafd Released.

New YORK, July 1l.-A special from
Madrid says: "Dr. Houard is free. The
order from Madrid offered his release as an
act of pardon, to which he demurred, as his
acceptance of it might appear an acknowledg-
mcnt of guilt and waiver of his right to
COMPENSATION. He was then turned or forced
out from his place Of confinement.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS RgMAINING
tn TIT RtcnaoNp Posr-OFF1CE july IL, 1872.
Rev. S. +. Tenney, -; Miss 8. f. Old,
kettinsburg; Hetti Miles, Sweet Springs,
Va. Eliza Allen, -; DR.. c. u. Everett,
kcswick, Albemarlc.
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ExpLANATIoN.-It is proper to state that
the dispatch that appeared in the Associated
press reports yesterday morning announcing
the nomination OF Charles Fl. Porter for Con-
gress by the Republican Convention of the
fourth district, at Farmyille, was received
here over the sigbathre Of Samuel +. Mad
dox, and furnished to the morning papers,
d1enh associated Press. @