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household use, farm tools, &C., made by the common
people in their homes and gathered from dinerent
parts OF the kingdom by Government agents Four ssS
mining companies, whose mines are In the Carpathian
Mountains exhibit model of mine In wmch tne nan'
ner Of working and the appearance of the salt arc seen
and also a monument fs feet high made Of four blocks
OF rock salt The united production OF those mines
s is 900 tons shaft Of coal of equal hight stands near
by built Up OF blocks several feet square, taken
from vein rs feet thickness there IA shaft Of bricks
Of coal DUST fuel much used on tho Danube steamers
and on4ocoruotves. II sells at about ton IN Amer-
can currency Among many noticeable objects which
can barely mention o model Of Fiurn tthe only Hun
garan seaporp, models Of ships, collections OF
school books and maps used in the public schools draw
ngs made by high school pupils, library OF the Hunga-
ran classics and Of standard foreign works That nave
translated into the Magyar language few e1cei
ent grand pianos, and Of chronological speci
mens containing as its masterpiece 400 species OF
RnidprR
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FOREIGN NOTES.

A virulent type of smallpox is prevailing
at Chatham, England. Twenty-nil" women have been
attacked by she scOurge
The Mennonite deputation from Russia have
arrived ut the township apart for them By the Cana
dian Government near Fort Garry, for their appr0ba
ton and appear well pleased with the country.
The 2OO.h anniversary of the discovery OF
the Mississippi was celebrated Wednesday night by
literary and musical soTee, at tho Laval University
O1ebec Lord aud Lady DlfIern were present The
Rev Abbe Verreau delivered the OratOn OF the evening
The special correspondent of The London
Teeqaph at Brussels dispatch to that paper says;
Tho Belgian Government has refused Gen. Cuseret.
the French Communist conduct to visit Belgium
Tie correspondents also SAYS: "Geu. CluEeTeL was
further informed that If he came into che country ne
authorities"
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RING INDICTMENT DELAYS.

THE DISTRICT ATTORNEY WAITING FOR THE JUDGE
SUPERINTENDENT MATsELL WILLING TO ACT
PROMPTLY.
THE interest attending the new indictments
was not az perceptibe in he Courthouse and City Hall
"a on the two preceding days owing 70 the fact that
WAS generally known that warrants bad been issued
by the Attorney and consequently no arrests
could he made. The following interview took place
between the DisrictAttorney and TRIBUNE reporter
late yesterday afternoon;
Reporter-Will you tell me, Mt Phelps, whether any
warrants have as yet been issuedi
Mr.. Phelps-NOne.
Reporter-Will any be issued to-dayi
Mr.. Phelps-So, Sir.
Reporter-To. morrow
Mr. Pheps--Wel, Sir, the case Is this: the Court has
adjourned until Monday. ana don't want TO Arrest
these people, and be obliged TO wait until Monday for
the Judge.
Reporter--wil she arrests probably be made on Mon
day
Mr.. Phelps-I don't care TO have the public and tho
people indicted know exactly what mean to do.
ReporterWll the warrants when issued, be placed in
the hands Of Superintendent Matsen, OF be served
through the Sherrs office
Mr. Pholps-I must decline 10 answer that question.
Reporter-Will no arrests be made to-day
Mr. Phelps tdecidedly)-None to-day.
suueriutendent Matsell asked yesterday whether
no thought the warrants wouc be placed In his hands
He replied that he had had official intlmauon that
such would be the but II they were he would see
that they were properly and promptly served. lie
stated that IL his belief that the business OF serving
warrants had been very loosely managed aud that he
had spoken TO one OF the assistants
upon the subject lie didn't he said, believe 10 handing
warrants to detectives police captains indiscr4ll
naely II matter put into his hands he would
picl, out the best TO them, aud hold them
responsible In of failure. He thinks numbers OF
these persons who hitherto escaped through care
lessness or coluon could thus be brought to Justice
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rINIsuING ALBANY LEGISLATION.

ALBANY, June 19.--Gov. Dix has signed the
Hew-York Industrial Exhibition bill. When this b.
was first introduced. the Governor Informed It's friends
that he could sign 1t If passed In the shape 1t
was in then IT was accordingly amended TO meet bio
suggestion, which was that the Mayor and Common
Council DC authorized 10 loan the Company N750ooO
soon as the ground on which the building was TO be
purchased paid for and entirely clear Of H.
cumOraICc and the company gave the city hIst mort
gage tBcn that tho city should loan $4,000 more dn
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
THE CASE OF NJ. RANG.

THE CASE OF NJ RANG.
AUTHORITY TO PROSECUTE GRANTED BY THE AS
SEMBIY
MARsEILLEs Thursday June 10, 1873.
The case of NJ. Ranc was taken up In the
Assembly, this afternoon and gave rise to an animated
debate which was participated in by large number OF
the deputies. A member of the Left offered resoiu
ton directing inquiry into the charges against h
Rnc before authority for his prosecution be gwen Inc
resolution was rejected vote of $50 Nays against zoo
Yeas TIE report of the special committee granting
Gen Ladmirault authority to prosecute NJ. Ranc was
then adopted by of Is5 in the affirmative to I9
IN the negative
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Mr. Dingley, in accepting tho nomination, declared
himself IN full sympatby with the Convention AZ eN-
pressed In the resolutions adopted He demanded the
repeal Of tLe salary bill condemned the action OF
members OF Congress of either party who reeel!ed
record OF tne Repnbcan party and closed by adyocat
in the thorough deyelop. mt of the agrcuturai ana
mineral resources OF tho STATE. Much surprise rs eA-
nressod AT the leaving olt Of the customary lohbtOh
ppisnk. the II nperarIce leaders were put INTO the
back ground by me politicians.
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fBY TELEGRAPH 10 THE TRIBUSr

THE PLATFoRS-MR. DINGLEY NOMINATED FOR
GOVERNOR.
fBY TELEGRAPH 10 THE TRIBUNE.l
BANGOR, June 19-The Republican State
Convention held here to-day, was ono Of the largest
conventions known in tho political history OF tho state.
Ne1ry 800 delegates present. The aspants for
the Cube nomination had arrived in advance OF
The great body Of tho delegates, and had their head
quarters at tho leading hotels BY o'clock this morn
ing Norombega Hall, in which tho Convention was to be
held was well filed, and at 1880 the Convention was
called 10 order by the Hon. Wm = Frye of Lewiston,
who nominated tho Hon. Eugene Halo as
Chairman. Mr. Halo, on taking tho chair,
made o short speech, in which be
denounced IN the soverest the saarygrab meas
ure and said tho Republican party must secure Its re-
peal Mr. Hale then passed 10 a consideration OF the
state Of affairs in the South. lie tired and sick OF
soue Of the CarpetBag Governments. He urged inter
ference OF the General Government In Louisiana 80 as
20 give the people free and unbiased election The
temporary Organization which had been efected was
then made permanent. The State Committee for the
ensuing political year was next appointed Its leading
members arc tho Hon. W. T.. Frye. the Hon James G
Blaine Stanley Pullen of The Portland Press, and T. d.
SeVell OF Bath.
AT the opening Of the afternoon session, the Commit
tee on Credentials reported the whole number Oh dele
gates at 1851 Of which there were present l2@. The
committee on Resolutions reported series OF resolves
which were unanimou Iy adopted. These resolutions
demand rigid economy in the administration OF state
and national affairs, the holding sacred OF pubic ands
ana the repeal Of the salarygrao measure Ihey de-
nand the reduction OF taxation, and applaud the action
OF Congress IN the matter OF the Credit hooer lhVest'
CATION. The Convention then proceeded TO psiot ior
Guvernor with the following result:
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BIZ wah Ly. who headed the third importation. They
are on their way 10 Cincinnati. and thence TO New
Orleans whence part OF their number viii depart TOT
San Francisco They appear 10 have no engagenens az
auy other place bnt will work anything they can nu
10 DO Chow Hung and Wah LY state that inc trouUs s
at the cutlery works caused by An roy VINO nss
their Treasurer Withholding from S 10 " per @ hon.n
from each The party left at o'clock this morning on
the Pan-IIanCae Railroad
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soon as the building was erected giving mortgage on
that. , -. y,,..,,, ,,o,
-t,rtet the WalIft Railroad, Orthe Fast River blls
deieCation from Brooklyn was before the Governor
thjs afternoon coucerniny Brooklyn bills yet unsigned
I,TFP-Thr Governor has sigued the new CoAgre5-
gonaI Appropriation bill.
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CHINESE STRIKERS LOOKING FOR WORK.

PITTSBURGH, June 19.-The Erie express
arrived IN this city shortly before II O'CLOCK last hghI
with one car led with s5 Chinese strikers They were
unaer charge ~ Chow Hung who headed the first lot
that came Beaver Falls. aud were also accompanied
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THE REPUBLIC OF SPAIN.

CABINET OFFICERS TO HAVE no PENSIONS.
MADRID, Thursday, June 10. 1879
The majority of the Finance Committee OF
the Cortes are IN favor of abOshing the law granting
pensions to members OF the Cabinet, and placing them
upon the same footing with other functionaries.
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THE NEW ATLANTIC CABLE.
,RoGREss or THE GREAT EASTERN

TROGKES5 on TIE GKEAI EA5TEKN'
LONDON, Thursday. June 10, 1873
A dispatch from on board the steamship
Great Eastern dated at noon yesterday reports tha up
to that hour 4l3 miles OF cable had been paid out Tho
Great Eastern was then in latitude 90 and Longitude
d
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from now Gen Grant will he the candidate OF the whole
Southern people or President But whether he desires
q reelection OF not do not know
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The above nap, which was carefully prepared from
Official sourcee is here reproduced from TIE TRIBUNE ot
May y, as beng OF special interest in connection win
the official report OF the Poari3 Investigation published
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TIE GOHERHORSHIP or MAINE.

TIE REPUBIICAS STATE CONVENTION YESTERDAY
THE PIATFoRM-MR. DINGLEY NOMINATED FOR
GoYERNOR.
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VOL. XXXIu.....N NO 10 05l.
THE UNIVERSAL EXHIBITION.
THE HUNGARIAN DEPARTMENT.

SIGNS OF ORIENTAL MISUNDERSTANDING COSTUMES
--cABINET WORK moTo0RAPmc ART HARD
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AN ABORTIONIST CONVICTED.
Madame Augustine Convicted for Plying Hsy
Horrible Business in Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, July "A, 1873.
Public interest has been deeply excited here for
three days past by the trial of Nine. Augustine.
alias Frazer, on the charge OF producing an
abortion upon young woman named Hattie
Sporting. The chief witness was the victim who,
testified that she was brought here from Spring.
deld in February last by her seducer, blacksmith,
named Kit Carson The Madame agreed
to perform the abortion for $50 and take
care of the girl. or for $S5 and the girl to
take care of herself The latter arrangement was
made and the repusive act was performed. The
three months afterwards by the Coroner.
The girl was sent to the Cincinnati
Hospital where her horrible story was
first told to the attendant physician The arrest
OF tine abortiOnist followed, and she was committed
to Jail to await her trial. which has just terminated
after three days OF excitement and fll-concealed
Indignation on the part Of the densely crowded
The defence relied mainly upon the Obscurity OF
the law in defining the term pregnancy with
quick child, holding to the construction Shat there
could be no death, and therefore no abortion, be-
cause there was no evidence OF life or quickenlng.
This was completely demolished by the prOsecu-
ton, which quoted Draper, OF New York, to show
formation of the CELL The jury was only
absent twenty minutes and brought in .
unanimous verdict OF guilty. The abortionist
sat unmOved, having been prepared for the worsts
would have tainted but for the prompt use Of
brandy. She is heavy built woman Of fifty, with
q. strong determined face, showing traces OF
dissipation and wicked experience
sentence was reserved, but she will undoubtedly
get the full penalty OF seven years In the Peniten-
tiary, with fine of $780, as there Is similar in
Is the first but one ever had In Ohio for the crimes
although there have been several cases.
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FRANCE.
Internationalist Project for National Agitation -
Marshal Bazaine's Trial-Parliamentary
Progress Towards an Adjournment
TELEGRAM TO the new YORK HERALD.

PARIS, July "a. 1873.
The government has received information which
it regards as trustworthy that instructions have
been issued from the head of the Internationals in
London to its subordinates in France to organize
for series of labor strikes throughout the Republic
to be carried into erect during the coming recess OF
the Assembly.
Increased vigilance on the part OF the local au-
thorities is ordered, and contact of the s0dery
with foreigners is prohibited.
MARSHAL BAzAINEs TRIAL.
Prince Frederick Charles OF Germany has ten
dered to Marshal BaZaine evidence in his favor on
his trial for the surrender Of Metz to the Prussan
army. The Marshal however, declined to permit
the evidence to be introduced.
PARLIAMENTARY PROGRESS.
The Permanent Committee OF the Assembly, to
sit at Versailles during the recess OF that body Is
composed Of ten members OF the Right and Centre,
seven members Of the Left and one Bonapartist.
The Duke d'Aumale to-day asked leave OF absence
from the Assembly for the purpose Of presiding
over the court martial which is to try Marshal
Bazaine.
The bill authorizing the construction OF the
Church OF the Sacred Heart, grand cathedral, on
the Heights OF Montmartre, overlooking Paris,
passed the Assembly to-day after an exciting de-
bate in the course Of which much violent religious
partisanshp was evoked.
1t Is probable that the Assembly will adjourn on
Thursday next
SPECIE IN RAPID FLOW TO THE BANK.
The specie Of the Bank OF France has increased
10000 francs during the past week.
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the successful development OF my designs inc
Mayor has grouped around him an army OF renaoieS
whole souled and generous men, ana oenevo tnss
there Ia no civ in the country OF the size %
whose streets are so neat --., this
which it's citizens ana 30 orderly or In
tio- are sure OF such perfect protec-
~-+ rne captains have been psrtfcu~
larry kind to me. and your represents
tivs will ever remember them as men
q, ,,,sro, v,av. e,tsn ,.-a experience and as
those to whom, fear must always be onoer s SS
legation, while their assistants, one and ALL nave
left no measure untried to aid me In my work ana
render my visit in strange place as pleasant ana
profitable as they could. With such Mayor, aided
by such men. 1t is not wonderful that their present.
administration has been attended with 80 muck
good and Is, trust, destined to be productive Of
still greater blessings In the future.
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MEXICO.
Important Decision Relative to Import Duties
Principle Of the New Tariff.
TELEGRAM 10 THE NEW YORK HERALD.
MATAMoRos, July "a, 1873

MATAhUHOS, July a, 1873.
The federal District Court here has pronounced
an important decision favorable to importers OF
merchandise from foreign countries, denying the
right OF the government to collect duty OF one
half per cent per pound on goods imported into
the Zona Libra.
This decision Is based on the provisions OF the
new tarin. and was made on the protest OF Mata.
moros merchants against the exactions OF this
duty by the customs oflcias, who had persisted in
collecting 1t, although the former tariff, under
which 1t was previously imposed, had been re-
pealed. The effect OF the decision will be to extend
the privilege under the Zona Libra, and Is appli-
cable throughout the free belt
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DON CARLOS.
Herald Special Report from
Lecumberry.
R0yalist Preparation for an Assault
on Pampeluna.
The Prince Captain Awaiting a Junction
with Dorregaray.
French Volunteers Under the Ban
ner of the Bourbons.
TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD.

ieLebhAm ~ Inc NEW Iuhk hthAlu.
The following special despatch to the HERALD
has been received from our correspond
emit at Lecumberry, France, by way of Lon
DOM
LONDON. July a. 1878.
The HERALD correspondent at Lecumberry,
France, reports as follows under date of to-
day Oath inst):-
By advice of Don Carlos his command
ing general has hesitated to advance against
Pampeluna, awaiting junction of the force
serving under Dorregaray with his army.
MASTERING FOR ACTIVE MOVEMENT.
The whole force serving under the Prince
musters $1,000 men. 1t is fully armed.
FRENCH VOLUNTEERS
Numbers of French volunteers are arriving
at the Bourbonist headquarters, demanding
arms for service under the royal Spanish flag.
Barcelona Recruiting for Royalty.
BARCELONA, July "a, 1873.
The gendarmerie, of this city, to the num-
Der of $50, have joined the Carlist forces.
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TOLEDO REGATTA.

Aquatic COntests-Thrce Races for Single
SOULS, Six and Four Dared Shells.
TOLEDO, Ohio July "a, 1873.
grand review Of the boats attending the re-
gatta took place at ten O'Clock to-day. Some
twenty boats passed the Commodore's barge in
line.
The first race came Off In the afternoon for single
SOULS; distance, three-quarters OF mile and re-
turn There we're two entries. The race was won
by the Jane, pulled by W. B. Curtis, OF Chicago, in
thirteen minutes.
The second race was for senior six-oared shellss
Q mile and q half and return. This race was the
great event of the meeting There were three en-
tries. The race was won by the Wah-Wah Sums,
OF Saginaw, beating the ExcelsOrs, OF Detroit, and
the Undines, of Toledo, in the order named VIM
ner's time, ION. 12s.
The third and last race was for junior four cared
Shells distance the same as the second race. The
the only competitors. The former won In 2Om. 9s..
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BURNING OF A STEAM LAUNDRY.

PHILADELPHIA, July "a, 1873.
Shortly after one O'Clock this morning the Worth
ington steam laundry, located at ISL South
Third street. was discovered to be In Names The
alarm was almost Instantly given, but II required
fully fifteen minutes before steamer put In an
Appearance and by that time the building was al
most Quilted bv the flames. The flremen succeeded
in combining the fire to the building. The loss will
reach between seven and eight thousand dollars;
insured in the Fire Insuran &C Association for $4,000
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STABBED BY A BOY.

PHILADELPHIA, July "a, 1873.
within the past tive weeks serious stabbing
cases have been so frequent that the citizens are
becoming alarmed. The latest one recorded oc-
Cured last evening and resulted in the serious
wounding by a knife thrust through the lett lung,
OF Charles Hawk by Charles Heron, mere youth.
The wounded man was taken to the Pennsylvania
Hospital and Heron, with several others arrested
upon similar charge, are held for trial.
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OBITUARY.
Baron WOiverton.

The Right Honorable George Carr Glyn, Barou
WolvertOn, died in England yesterday. lie was
born in the year 1897 and was elevated to the peer
age In the year 1869. Lord WOlverton was the
fourth son of the late Sir Richard Carr Glyn He
married, in the year 1923, Marianne. daughter Of
the late Bascoe Grenfell, M. p. He was educated
at Westminster, and represented kendall in the
House OF Commons from the year 1s47 to 1868,
His Oldest son, Hon. George Grenfell Glyn, joint
to the Treasury and famous as Parla-
mentary whip, will succeed to the barOnetcy. le
Is probable that Mr.. Thomas Brassey, member Of
Parliament for Hastings will become the whip in
the House OF Commons In place OF Mr.. Giyn, when
the latter goes to the House OF Lords.
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SUICIDE IN A CELL.

PHILADELPHIA, July a. 1873.
George Dunn, negro confined in the D0yles-
town Jail. charged with indecent exposure was
found dead In his cell this morning. he had torn
several long strips from his bed with which he
made moose Placing this around staple in the
wall, he mounted a chair and kicking 1t from be-
meath him stranQled to DEATH
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CENTRAL ASIA.
His Highneu tho Khan Of Khiva Is Regen-
erative Abolitionist.
TELEGRAM TO the new YORK HERALD.

ST. PETERSBURG, July a. 1873.
A despatch from Khiva says the decree issued by
the Khan on the Oath ultImo totally abolishing
slavery throughout his dominions provides that all
persons held in bondage shall be made citizens or
returned to their native countries.
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OFF FOR CAPE MAY.

PHILADELPHIA, July "a, 1873.
The Fifth Maryland regiment was handsomely
received and entertained by the state Fenciblcs
last evening, and departed for Cape May on
special train this morning. Previous to crossing
the ferry to Camden the regiment passed before
the residence OF General Patterson and paid him
the compliment OF marching salute.
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Mr.. George Mitchell, for many years connected
with the oil trade in this city, has been appointed
Tester and Inspector Of Os Tor the city and State
OF New York.
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e N q L A N D.
Discount at the Bank and on Change, with
Bullion in Heavy Supply.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

oa LONDON July "a, 1873.
The rate OF discount of the Bank Of England has
cent
The rate OF discount for three months bills In the
open market Is Qour O'Clock P. M one-half per
cent below the Bank OF England rate.
The rate for money at the Stock Exchange, on
government securities, is lower than the Bank Of
England rate by one per cent
BULLION TO THE BANK.
The bullion in the Bank of England has increased
fS05, 900 since the last report.
The amount OF bullion gone into the Bank Of
England on balance to-day is f2s.OO0.
AGRICULTURsr LOSSES.
The western and northern counties Of England
were visited by severe thunder storms yesterday,
causing great damage to property and the crops.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

- TURF FIELD AND FARM.
Al. See this weeks number, out to-day The College
Regatta Facts Not Romance, cur Special Review,
practca observations; the Long Branch and Saratoga
Races In FULL and latest detailed summary OF every
sold by newsdoaers throughout America. Europe and
Canadas
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TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD.

ST. PETERSBURG, July "a, 1873
The Grand Duke Nicholas has returned from his
command with the expedition against the Khan OF
Khiya. He arrived in this city to-day.
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and six priests, suspected of intriguing for
Don Carlos, have been thrown into prison.


Don Carlos, have been thrown into prison.
The Question Of . New Dynasty for tho
Crown.
PARIS, July "a, 1873.
The Journal de Paris to-day says the pro-
ject Of placing a Prince Of the House OF
Hohsnzollern upon the throS9e Of Spain has
~<sxsx 2:zszg<fIT& -
not been abandoned.
A number of Disconnected Carlist leaders
and former liberal unionists are said to favor
the Hohenzollern candidacy.
The Journal also says the Cure of Santa
Cruz was proclaimed a rebel by Don Carlos
for being concerned in this intrigue.
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RUSSIA.

Return Of a Victorious Commander to the
Capital.
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DUBLIN, July "a, 1873.
The Orangemen Of Armagh made demonstra-
ton yesterday in honor OF the visit Of a number
OF delegates from Canadian lodges. Fully 1--we thou
sand persons participated
There was no disorder.