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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

England.
LONDON, July 7.-True bills have been
found against George Bidwell, Austin Bid
well, George Macdonnell, and Edwin Noyes,
the Bank of England forgers, and they will
be tried at the Old Bailey in August.
The aDnuaI camp at Wimbledon will open
to-day.
The Post says the Shah of Persia, before
leaving London, made many presents, in
cludlng $4,000 to the servants of Buckiug.
ham palace, and $4,000 to the policemen
who were stationed there.
LONDON. July 7.-Upon the resumption
of the trial of the Tichborne claimant this
a. NJ. 1t was announced that the defendant
was sick, and he was excused from attend
ance upon the court for few days. Mr..
Hawkins, for the prosecution, said they
would close their cases on Wednesday next,
when an adjournment OF ten days could be
taken.
France.
NEW YORK, July IA letter from Geneva
70 The World gives conversation with the
late Empress of France. She says her visit
to France is for political purpose, and that
1t Is useless to try to conceal it. She believes
there will soon be Il general return Of the
people to order, and she said the Piedmont
| eSe government at Rome, the anti Christian
and Pagan court at Berlin, and the wild
| communists at Madrid are filled with fear at
the awakening of Catholic France, now that
| the wretched Theirs is gone. "Al know
| that McMahon is prudent and loves France"
THE future" said the Empress, sis ours,
and France will lead the reaction against the
forces which have seemed TO threaten the
existence Of society and religion throughout
Europe She saw in the future that France
| may again be at the head of nations,
| the robbers driven out of Rome, the
Pope restored, Germany divided into harm.
less States, and Austria again strong.
PARIS, July THE Assembly has ad.
journed until Friday in honor of the Shah
of Persia.
The duel between Ranc and De Cassagnac
| took place this morning in Luxembourg ter.
ritory. Cassagnac was seriously wounded
Spain.
BARCELONA. July 1.-THE city of Nich
| thirty-scvcn miles from Barcelona, is block
AIDED by the Carlists.
MADRID, July I. The Minister of the Co
lonies is engaged in preparing comprehen'
Sive scheme for reforms in the island o
Cuba.
Switzerland.
BERNE, July THE session Of the Fcdc
raj Assembly was opened to-day.
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RLTyTERmENT OF TIE GETTYSBURG DEAD
The remains of three hundred and fifty Con
federate dead-tlc last from Gettyshur2-
will be rtinterred in Gettysburg Hill, Holly
wood, tomorrow afternoon, with military
honors. Details from the various military
companies of the First Virginia regiment
aud the Southern Cross Brotherhood to eS-
coit the remains to Hollywood will be under
command of Captain ". &. Darlington, and
will report at the Old Market at % O'Clock
WEDNESDAY afternoon. There will doubt
less be a>full turnout Of the regiment, and j.
is expected that every member of the detai
will also be promptly at the point designated
Citizens SO disposed will be gladly received
in the procession, and contributions of flow
eIs to decorate the cotfinS are needed, and
will be received on "wednesday at Captain
VIC. Carrington'S office.
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James l.. Clarkson. Amelia Courthouse, Va:
Hon. Controller of Currency, United states
treasury, Washington, d. g.; II. Koop 6
70, New York; Judge ]. W. pleasants,
Goochland Courthouse, Va; John Riddill,
XII Main street; Charles Waddcll. Tcle.
graph office. city; DR.. John II. McAdcp,
Charlotte. n. c.; Mrs. Ida Berkley, Peters.
burg, Va; City Council, Richmond, Va; w.
4. Polk 4 Co.. ! Tenth street. city James
II. Bintord, superintendent Public Schools,
city; George w. Mcclure, Washington,
D. c.; three illegible.
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DolSGs OF THE GRAND ,JrRY.-1he special
grand Jury of the Hastings Court met yes
tcrday and found true bills for felony in the
following cases:
Thomas Valentine, bigamy.
Annie Jones for breaking and entering the
house of Levi Benedict with intent TO steal.
Royal Langley 0lidS Royal LongStreet
for aS>aultinS William Allen.
Harriet Robinson for breaking and enter
ng the house of Andrew Cooper with intent
10 commit robbery.
True bills for haistlemeanor were also
found against the following persons for
keeping their barber shops open on Sunday :
William Wright, James Clarke, William I.
White, Joseph Harper. j. f. McCann, Will
liam Smith. Jacob Guvcruator, b. Randolph,
and Robert Pearman.
In the case Of Thomas II. Briggs. charged
with felony. viz. aSSauting William Hill
the jury failed TO lind a true bill.
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Stanley's Yellowstone Expedition.

WAsuIsGTos, July IA dispatch received
here from Stanley's Yellowstone expedition,
dated at camp seventy miles west of Bis
marck, Dakota, June 80, states that the
health of the whole command was good
The Indians were offering no serious resist.
ance to the location of The railroad through
their hnnting-grounds. Abundant coal, OF
good quality, was found twenty-seven miles
west of the Missouri river on the surveyed
line of the road. and the country thus far
trayerSed by the eXpeditionary force is an
excellent one, well SraSsed and well wa
tered,
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Arrest Of the Alleged Robbers Of Deaf.
lee the brewer.

lee the DrOVcr.
WAsuINGToS, July 1.-THE Star says that
this morning Detectives McDevitt and
Coomcs brought to the prisoners dock In
the Police Court Dorv Faulkner, Clarence
Johnson, and Martin alias Skinny Dough
erty, all well-known characters, charged
with the robbery Of L. A. Deatlce the
drovcr, who halls from Waterford, Loudoun
county, Va, and who was robbed while
drunk last Thursday night. They were ar
rested Friday morning on suspicion, and
since that time the officers have been work
Ing up the case, and they now claim to have
positive proof of their guilt.
Deatlee was picked up about midnight on
the night of the robbery, and vas locked up
until he became sober, when be discovered
that his money, papers, and gold watch and
chain were gone. His pocket-book con-
tanned $500 in money, note for 81 900, and
a check for 5000. The officers have ascer-
tanned that the check was destroyed. The
note and other papers were found on the
street where they were thrown. The
money and watch are yet missing, and no
clue to their whereabouts have yet been OBJ
tained.
The hearing of the case was delayed until
next Friday. and the prisoners were COM
mittcd in default Of 81, 800 bail each.
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CoRoNEK's STATlSTICS-REroRT OF CASES
I<qrlEEp lSTo BY TIE CORONER FOR THE HALF
NEAR ESDlSG JUNE BOTH. 1S73.-The total
number OF cases was 81. White males, 2G ::
white females, G-total, 81. Colored males,
20: courcd females, 22-total, 81; varying
in age from Il few minutes to ci@hty-1ye
years. Tie apparent causes OF death were
as follows Accidental drowning. II q; in
fluticidc, ): accidental SutIocatiop, = /: steam
boiler explosion, =: murder by fracture of
skull. |; murder by drowning. l killing in
a duel. !: suicide by hanging, accidental
injury to skull. l.; killing by falling earth,
l accidental inciscd wound, l; burn, l
! poisoning by opium, l !; reported accidental,
but which there is some reason to think was
suicidal, making y cases OF death by vio-
Ience. In % cases death was caused by dis.
ease. There were II cases still.born. Four
teen examinations were of convicts in the
peniteutiary, = Of whom were white and II
colored, all dying of disease except one, who
committed suicide by hanging. There were
90 inqueSts-14 on white persons and = or
colored: in these there were l poSt-mortem
examinations. Forty persons were buried
at the expense of the city-l2 white ana e
colurCu.
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FINANCIAL.
BY telegraph.

NEW YORK.
NEW YoRK. July 7.-Money easy ut 4eas with
liberal supply OF capital ut the latter rate. Ex-
change stroDg; leg 3-ls Gold heavy at Iist9ilA.
Loans, a@s for carrying. Governments dull, and
closed firm. States quiet Tennessee's, so; new, 7as.
Yrginia's, ~ new, 50 cousoIs ssa; deferred. los
Louisianas, 40; new. -; levee's, 4o SIS 50. Ala
bama's. 80: SIS. IS. Georgia's, -; rs, SO. North
Carolina's. 26i; new, Is; special tax, ls South
Carollna's, 20; new, Is; April and October, 2os.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, July 7.-Virginia consois, SO. West
Virginia's, 10. Bid To-day.
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EeU York Criminal Laws.

New YORK, July THE Ecening Tele-
gram says the law under which Rozensweig,
The abortionist, was tried, with its penalty
of seven years. Imprisonment, was legislated
out of existence by the passage of the new
law making malpractice attended with fatal
results punishable with death. Rozensweig
has lain for months in the Tombs awaiting a
new trial, but has not been reindicted, and
it Is believed that he cannot be. Stokes,
Simmons, and King will, it is supposed, es-
cape the death-penalty through the new law
requiring proof of the deliberate intent to
kill for a conviction of murder in the first
degree
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

DELEGATES ArPoINTED.-PurSuant to pre-.
vious notice large meeting of the Con-
servatiye voters of Dale township was held
at the old courthouse Saturday. John Mur-
ply. township superintendent, IN the chair.
and John s. Taylor secretary.
The following delegates were elected to
the County Nominating Convention, which
meets at Chester July 18th: John Murphy.
John S. Taylor, William c. Gill, George C..
Wilkinson, DR.. Il. J. Chcatham, and Lee
Wells. 1t is gratifying to note the interest
taken in the primary meetings by the best
citizens. and in the selection of the most
trustworthy delegates. The next primary
meeting will he held at Chester, for BermuI,a
township. July 18th. Delegates to State an(
senatorial conventions not announced.
SUSDAY-SCuooL CELEBRATtoN.-The Pres
bytcJan church was crowded to its utmo>
capacity Sunday ut o'clock 7. NJ. the occa
sion being the anniverS ary Of the Sabbath
school. The singing by the children wa.
excellent. Remarks we're made by j. ID. X
Slcight, Esl and Rev. Mr.. Campbell. and ;
nuurber of awards of merit were distributed
This school, although Il small one, hi, tht
largest average attendance, the best library
and the collections are the largest of any il
town. Rev. Mr.. Campbell has the genera
supervision of it; Mr.. Z. Buchanan, secrc
tary and treasurer.
PArlFuL AoCIDEST.-Mr. A. L. Winlree.
most espected citizen of Dale township, hat
his rig ht leg broken below the ankle by tht
falling of Il large lcg from wagon he wa:
driving, last saturday.
The TEMPERANCE FEsTIrAL.-For sufi
cient rea sons the festival of Manche>tel
CounciI. Frieods Of Temperance, which wa:
to have taken place Friday night, will b'
held at the county courthouse Wedncsda!
| night. The councils in Richmond are cor
daily lnvit cd to unite, and all desiring to at
tend will meet with the active and associate
members of Manchester Council not late
than s clock i. NJ.
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JAMES NJ METAYLoR & son, p. NJ. five building

AMES NJ TAYLOR & son, Z. NJ. five building
lots on the north side Of " between Twenty
firth and Twcnty-sixih Streets
W. GODDIS. 6P. NJ, half-acre lot OH the east linz
of Ninth between Clay and Leigh streets.
LYME & BROTHER, T. NJ, brick dwelling OF
cast side Of Moshy street, Strccker's HILL
E. ID. EACHO. l2 NJ, country-Seat called Pea
Ridge" In Henrico, at the head OF Mechanics
VILE turnpike.
RICHARD EPES, trustee, lands near Burkcvillc
Nottoway county.
COOK s LAUGHT0N, 10 A. NJ, household furni'
ture, shoes, &c.
D. X. WEISIGER. IL NJ. Rattlesnake Spring =
farm, eight miles west OF Richmond, near Brown
summit, on Richmond and Danville riilroad.
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Treatment ON shipboard.

PHILADELPHIA, July THE steamer Penn
sylvania reports encounter1ng heaVy seas,
head winds, and fogs. Among her steerage
passengers was an agent OF the international
Society of London, commissioned TO report
as to the treatment OF the passenger" on
board. lie says: have made number OF
voyages over the ocean in English vessels
from Liverpool to Quebec, and Montreal, ana
Bermuda. and New York, and never was
a passenger on any vessel in which the fare
in the steeIaSe was 90 good. all the food
vas good"
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The Recent Storms in the Wcst-Fur-
ther Details. &c.

cITcISsAT ;na Ill.,. July mRePorts S s! from all quar- n
storms of the past few days. The calamity
covers too much ground for telesraphic de-
tails. In Hancock county, ILL.,, barns and
farm-houscs were blown down and children
killed. At Augusta, the Christian church
was leveIed, and the steeple of The Presby.
tcrian church was prostrated, grain ee-
vator was blown over, houses were unrOofed
and much other damage was done. A lady
and her child, and the lady's sister, were
killed ut Warsaw. III.
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WASHINGTON, July 7.-Secretary Richard
son and Attorney-General Williams have re-
turned. Worthngton will assume charge
Of the Charleston custom-house about the
18th.
w. W. Murray has been appointed attor-
ncy for the Western district OF Tennessee.
The report that Colonel Mosby's sister has
been appointed Il clerk in the Posl-Otfice De-
partment in incorrect.
The Post-Office Department has author.
lied the appointment of two additional let
ter-carriers in Richmond, Va.
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GENTLEMEN's Hor-WEATHKR GOOD s-Tb.
nest STOCK OF light underwear in the shape Of gauze
and linen undershrts drawers, socks, &C., win be
| found ut +. Il. SPENCE & SONS 1900 Main street.
This firm make speciality Of gcutlemen's under
wear. Give them call-they will certainly please
lypu f-"0'
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IFIHAD KNOWN IT LAST YEAn.-This was the
language of a poor cripple. who, fourteen months
ago, was smashed under an iron beam. He had
been allowed to suffer pain and assume mass of
deformiry but he had now recovered the use of one
knee by the Ccntaur Linimcnt. We hear such
Language every day. There is no pain this lniment
will not assauge, no lamcness 1t will not alleviate,
and no swelling 1t will not subdue.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK, July 7.-Cottou dull and nom!nally
unchanged; sales, 100 bales: niddlinEs, 2lc. Flour
fair: S770@slo.s0 for good to choice Whiskey low
er. sl3c. Wheat about two cents lower and fairly
active. Corn shade frmer aud fairly active 5l@
55c. for steamer western mixed. Pork frmer
prime mess, $ls. Beef dull and unchanged; 500
Bill for plain mess; Sll. .75@Sl2.5o for extra. Lard
S2.1sGGS2.sO. Erelghts % I.iverpOol stcadLer.
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haclhs In CaiFornia-Fastest Time ON
Record.


eAcRsAiaF-sTo, July 7.-On Saturday af,er.
noon IN. California horses achieved n renn.
tan tat,on second to none in the running race
~ sne Lfst three heats taken together being the
iaAest time ever made in the world. The
i'l purse was for $50. The horses entered
were b. b. Thornhll, Nell Flaherty. Tbad.
Stevens, Queen, and Twenty Cents.
=. rne nrst neat was won by Thornhill in
l'4o, beating Flaherty bya haflength.
In the second heat, FIaherty made half.
nh'e IN u seconds, leading Thornhill, but
the satter came home again ahead, repeating
his previous time of 1:43.
IN the third heat. ThornhrI led to the half
mile post, passing it in so! seconds but the
neat, rs We'll as the fourth and fifth heats
Lao. i'102'
The five heats were made in Sal. being
Tue las test time on record in the world. Cal
lfornA claims the laureIs from the Dutch
mans brow.
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COMMERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
Monday. July Z.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-White, $50 bushels new. Red, lss BUSH
els new.
C0RN-Yellow, 800 bushels. Straw-colored, 90
bushels.
OATS,-5oo bushels.
SALES.
WHEAT.-White, $50 bushels good new on private
terms.
-coIgred. 90 bushels prime at 8oc-
OATS.-50o bushels western on private terms.
RE-EXHi1lTED.
0kTcsN0 ht,shelS
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MEtrtNG OF THR CONSERVATIVES or HENRI
60 CorHry.-A meeting OF the Conservatives
Of Hcnrico county was beld at the court
house Yesterday alter the Adjournment oi
the court. John n. Hopkins was called to
the chair, and Hugh A. Watt acted AS secre-
tary.
The resignation of II. A. Atkinson, Jr.,
aS county superintendent was presented and
received.
!. w. Lewellen was unanimously elected
to ill the vacancy thus caused. and a com
mitIcc of rour-McSSrS. Moncurc, Minor,
Carr. and Hopkins were appointed to await
on him and inform him of the same. Ad'
iourncd.
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Weather Probabilities.

WAsH1SGroN, July For the South At
lantic States, Tuesday, easterly winds, cloudy
weather, with numerous local rains.
For the Middle States, northeast and
southeast winds, higher temperature, anu
cloudy or partly cloudy weather.
For New England, generally clear wea'
ther with somewhat higher temperature.
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Murderous Afray i'm Nevada.

SAN Francisco, July AT Phoebe, Ne
vada, this afternoon, a man named Harring.
ton shot and mortaly wounded five men,
named Lynch. Beal, Frank, Shoemaker. and
Sullivan, in a street alteration originating
in Harrington's throwing Il dog across the
street, the animal belonging to Shonmakrr.
The presence of officers in strong force alone
prevented the lynching Of Harrington, who
was arrested by Sheriff Travis and bis dcpu-
ties after making desperate resistance.
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LIE ONLY uNFAILrSG SPECIFIC. for disea ses of
inc kidpeys, bladder, and the orr ans affected by
vicious habits Is HELaBoLp's Elk xTRAcT BucatJ.
ihis medicine cures DIR. HELMB, Did Is the onIy
physician who has succeeded In obt tnfng the fuil
virtues OF bnchu. His is the origi nal ami only
ltnly valuable prcparation. 1t is c, 'nhded in by
physicians and patients alike. nisi oportant that
sufferers should obtain the genuine. I therefore, a,L
for Helmbold's Extract Buchu, with he Docs,r's
signature on the bottle.
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New York Items.

New YORK, July THE Sub-Treasury
paid over half-lnillion to-day on account of
the July interest.
Over 100000 was paid to the stockholders
Of the Union Pacific railroad to-day.
Grccnthal, the bond robber, was SEN
fenced TO one year and half, and Allen.
the burglar, to five years hard labor to- o-llav. :.
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FELoNIors ASSAULT Villa N B. Griffith,
charged with ieloniouSly asSaultinS and
striking his daughter, Elizabeth Griffith,
with Il brick, on Saturday last, was brought
before the Police Justice yesterday. Owing
10 the condition of the wounded lady the
case was continued until Wednesday next.
The accused was allowed bail in the sum of
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Terminus of the Northern Pacific
Railroad.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 1.-THE question OF
the terminus Of the Northern Pacific railroad
continues to excite the people Of Puget
Sound and Portland, Oregon. A town In
Washington Territory offers in the way OF
inducement donation of land, and sub
scriptions of money already amounting tc
$4,000, and still increasing. The town o.
TACOMA offers control fits entire water front
and large amount of land. In case Seattle
does not get the terminus, party OF un'
questionable responsibility have agreed tt
build and equip and put i'll running ordel
n branch road from Seattle to connect VIII
the Northern Pacific road near Tacoma, by
the 1st of January next, at far less amount
than is pledged TO that company by Seattle
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VOL. XIV.

CONSERVATIVES CITY COMMITTEES met last
night. and fixed upon Thursday evening,
oath instant. as the time for holding ward
meetings to elect delegates TO the state Con-
vcntion to he held here on August 9Th.
Mcssr> Samuel II. Puliiam. of Monroe Ward !;
+. W. pickrcll. Of Clay Ward; and John n,
Carter. OF Marshall Ward, were elected to
I'll vacancies i'm the committee.
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OWING TO TIE EXCESSIVE HEAT AND WAX
NESS Of appetite. principally with the sic K ant
invalids, who require light and nutritious. diet,
great many physicians.prescribe ID. CO. .,,MBUs's
famous pnre cream as one of the be- 4 articles O
food. To be had only at No. 321 Broa' street,
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BALTIMORE MARKETS

BALTIMORE July Flour heavy. quiet, and un-
changed. Wheat dull and unchanged: western
81. .55 Corn firm. stock scarce; southern white ssd9
soc Oats active and hgher southern, west.
ern mixed asG44c.: white, 47s150c Pork. Sic so@
SIT. Bacon-Shoulders, sac. rib sides, 9tc.; clear
rib-sdcs, lOa. Whiskey flrm.
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The following creams will he aerved to-day a
u. CULuMBCS's ce-Cream saoc n
No. /. Pure CREAM orange ice, lemon ice pine.
apple ice, and Roman punc',,
No. 2. Strawberry, fsnon, chocolate, orange
pineapple vanilla, apr .cot, and peach.
Any other kind m sde to order.
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LoArlNG IN TIE Police CouRT.-The crimi-
nal docket of the Police Court Yesterday
morning was q long one. and the crowd OF
loaiers in the courtroom much larger than
for some time before. What was the special
attraction we could not learn from the docket.
The little air Which would have reached the
" bench" Wa; excluded ny the dense crowd
of loaterS Immediately around the Justices
railing. and the place was very warm. close,
and uncomfortable. Loafng in the court
room, and particularly in parts of it set apart
for witnesses lawyers, and policemen. should
hc prohibited.
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HAVE ANALYZEp THE WIuSKEY KNOW;
under the brand of "B SELECT controlled by
Messsrs. WALTER d. BLAIR & Co, Richmond,
Virginia, and find 1t free from hsil oil and other
Impurities and recommend Its use for medicinal
and family purposes. j. b. MCCAw, NJ. D.,
Late Prof of Chemistry Medical College of Va.
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Accidental browning.

BALTIMORE, July IA youth sixteen
years old, yesterday, tied rope around his
body and gave the end to companion, aud
then plunged into Falls run to learn to
swim. The rope broke and the youth was
drowned.
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:" " aonih2ton, from Liperl1oOj, went
are saved. :
Second Dispatch.
s4fETY OF THE PASSENGERS Ann rvvwrur
VESSEL LIKELY TO PROVE TOTAL LOSS.
HALIFAX, N. S., July THE steamer CITY
of Washington struck on Gull Rock, seventy
miles west of Cape Sombro. at O'Clock p
NJ. Saturday the 5th instant, In dense fog.
All the passengers and crew were landed
safely. The ship has about fifteen feet of
wafer in her hold, and is likely to become a
total wreck.
The purser Is expected in the city about
IL o'clock tonight, when full particulars
will be obtained and forwarded without
delay. The baggage and spare stores of the
steamer were saved.
As the telegraph lines from Halifax south
ward have been down for two days it was
impossible to forward this news until to-
night,
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Case Of Moipractice.

WORCESTER, Mass, July 7.-Dr. FOntaine,
of Spencer, was held in $4,000 bonds this
morning for manslaughter in causing the
death OF child by using smallpox virus
for vaccination instead of vaccine.