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More Complications in the Na-
tiona1 CorteB---The Mi
rority to With
draw,
Surrender Of Seven Ships-of-War at
Cartagcna.
Increasing Mutiny Among the Gov
ernment Troops.
Miscellaneous Foreign News.
SPAIN.


AN'
MADRID, July 22.-ln tho cortos' last night,
motion to censure tho Government for its de-
creo declaring tho insurgout crews of the Span
;al, fri0ntca nt rnrthaponn tn bo .tniratean was
ol, a.aa4sa as.s ,.' ~ ,,s4a ,s e., =, az
io!ooSeo os so.o VI a4' ~ w.
bArossE, July 22.-Nows received here
through tho Carlists concerning tho insurrcction
In Cartaeena throws additional light OH tic de-
faction ~ fbo anao,a,, aou,i,ron IN that nort
''s:s,, ~ w. Nr IT, -. ~ na'.a..,t
which was mado tho subject OF doVernment
docreo and vote in tho oortcs yesterday.
eo,zcd Caet;llo in las f3aoras. atronp fort m
INV .1,o wost s;do ~ tho ~ 1,nrhor lass than n t1ou~
luo "eSs nlao u tuo nnlpoi 4ess .usn ~ .no
SAND yarda from the entrance WINCH IL COM
mantlH completely. This gavo thom the control
of the two lower battortos on shore at the moutl,
~ a.. hnr,or 1hov hot.to;1 I'm f1oo # +ho
=, tno n"'uol' 10y no,asua ~ nas ~ ny
70 commune over tne iortincaton ana sumn!ohoo ap5a
tno m squadron lying IN tho larboT 70 eurfehaor.
me orews woro IN sgmPashy i watn tne usnr- a5ti
6cHtb, ahu tno Fesnoib Acia ln]o 1nelt Aanao "!tu
out opostaon. lug omol aa command q poaan tno
b1uaoruh ~ AeH iutiuatou '" onae'
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HAVANA, July 22.-Tho spnnisl Conservatives
of Havana Bo1,t to nEatrl, by tho laBt mail,
petition to bio proaontod to tho Cortos. in wicl,
thoy pray that, so long as n single armed rebe!
remains, who orios "Deatl. to tho Rpaniards,"
plote re-oatab1isllment Of tranquility in Cuba,
no reforms bo introduced, such as nro likely I'd
produce disturbances, which would only bo
favorable to the robolH. Tho petition wRs signed
and their dependents.
Tho Republican Committee Bai1d to-day for
Spain to lay tlloir ca,so boforo tho CortcR. Thoy
ask moro reforms especially tito liberty of ti,e
preHs, abolition or modification OF tho consor-
ahip, md tho practical enjoyment Of d republic
cur form OF Goyornmont loro Us vol as in
Spaiu,
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BEECHER- DO MEN-TlLTON,

An Investigation to Ise Mndc by tho
Plymouth Church OfficisAlH In tho
Emil.
NEW YonK, July 22.--Tho statement that there
will DO no Investigation by tho Doacons aud
Trustees OF Plymouth Church, relative to tho
Dowen-Tilton scandal, is untrue. The trial has
only been postponed on account Of the absence
Of Mr. Baochor and a number Of tho Committee.
In tho fall, the charges filed against Bowen and
will probably bo hold with closed doors.
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BosroN. July 22.-Wiliam @. Wilkins was ar-
reBtod to-day OH charge Of 8otting fire to the
premises No. Province street, last night, and
hotd in $4,000 bail. IIo o]ainlol to have Ind
between $500 and 5000 worth Of gooda In tho
place, but examination shows only about ono-
tenth Of tint amount.
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pnr1ApEtrnlA, July 23.-To~day Torronee
and potor Doris wore stabbed, tho former in tho
eldo and tho lattor In tho abdomen, by Hugh
MoElwao, Or IL alleged, at tho corner OF Twenty-
third md Market atreetH Both wero badly
wounded. RcEiweo escaped.
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\ r,nl,,.n 0hili1.Siuvery.

NEW IfavEs, July 22.-G. =. socchi do oasali,
of ti,o Eco d Italia, with another gentleman from
Now York. hayo arrlyod in th,a oity bearing esr.
tied eoeB oi the recent aetH of tho ;, 1s%n t;9s
a,Nvorv. TboDo louumonts will bo usod to-mor-
rt row morning in tho prosecution Of dlionne, Who
ie mnier 90 0OD bonds for holding several 1talan
i,oys In virtual bondnge in this city.
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LIVERPOOL, July 22-Tho atoan,shlps City OF
from Quebeo, hayo arrived ont.
New YoRK, July 22.-Arrived, tho steamers
IsmaIa, Ga!llo, and Canada, from Liverpool.
New YonK, July 22.-Arriycd, tho steamora
Viotoria from Glasgow, and Nebraska from Liy-
oEpool.
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tho British Department tho Emperor was re-
tor, Mr.. Owen, and tho othor Commissioners IN
state. with whom ho examined closely tito dis.
play OF Great Dritain mud afterwards that OF
Brazil,
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pA1r1nonE, July 23,-Dr. Mary walker am's was
arrested hero today, for appe"rn's IL iaoa
clothtug, and soon rcleased.
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OLlTlCAL.
Meeting in Cincinnati In tho Interest
Of tho Third Purity nIoyelncnt.-1kcs"
olllti0nE Adopted

OF tg rn,r Tn nr1V a1oreent..es. q, ms
specia, Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune.
C1Nc1SxAr1 July 22,-Tho third party movo-
ment. which will bo represented In tho
State Convention at Columbus on tho 3otll inet.,
- naaEkoo ny lncfe"hln6 ne'is4tS III 'uin WY
meeting Of citizons diHaatsfioa with tho old pa1-
tondod. Tho donunciatfons Of both Democratic
No politicians OF prominence Woro present, bnt
speeches we're made by Il. M. DaVis and other
labor aEitnsorB, which Wero enthusiastically re-
SV,rou wore aaoptod: S :''"s pA'~'''' ''1'' '''''
wH1nE Tho executive and leg rsvo es oFnnces % Or
the have 1nq 81 ha "r axe
given Away tue public domain to hsgstGas Iasoaa
cut, a ano Ioo1'N' ouA' ~
4"vy nr rhov h,r. ctrcn a.vav thc noncv rn,rer
Whereas, These corporations have usod tho!r power
ia ~ ti fi noun M ta Grciit
Mobfier and. e''"S
WnEngAs Tho Congress- Of tho United States,
through the bandshmenta Of wealth and their lore 81
greed have insulted he public confidence rGposed IN
7a,1y W,9rs. slap ro o o,a nar,ra Domocrao md Re-
uhlcan arc nliEo servants Of ho aristocrao ciaases
therefore,
Resolved, I. That We, the people in convention a.
shall 1ave for is pole atar IN legislation tho custsi
ot o. Tug @ f M ~ c ia
n, 1nononnIr Hno mI Of IT. ti,o soil Ind
:. That wo organize tlis Peop!c's party for tho
ayowcd purpose of ultimately restoring the lands to
3. That ne Government snolau not aia oy Any
to Jsstroy tic sys,em know, as tho National Banking
system, ani instead thereof sssue gola currency.
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GREAT BRITAIN.
aT9 hoot eopnuo g2Soat I
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Serious Accident.
Dover, N. H., July 22.-Tho Hon. John r.
Hale fol- this morning aud broke a hip bono.
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Mr. Royce said ho could have sworn that nat,
forty Hhut ofr the steam and applied tho urako,
and ho knows the thought OF haylng tho hun
dretl livoa that rodo behind lin WAS tho last thai
entored the mind Of tho heroic ltatrerty. liz
aaya that lafro1ty WAS QUO OF tho moal
careful, faithful, and brave men tha,
eyog travelled over III iron road. He had becr
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$1,5OO,OOO,

Dstded Into H. 60 cash gifts, will DO distributed BY lot
Among tho ticket .holdera Tho numbers Of tho tckes to
be drawn from wheol By blind odscn, and tho gifts
| ffc
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N Tie meantl1ne three OF tho fobborB lad
CAPTURED THE EXPRESS CAR,
whcro they expected to find from thirty to fifty
thousand dollars, the amount usually carried on
through trains. The route agent, Wllngsworth
was scarcely confused by the ooncussion. Bur-
gees, tho express messenger, was raising him
from whero ho fell, when tho robbers entered.
Ono Of them acted as sentinel to stop any oao
from coming In, another held d cooked pistol to
the oxprossmans head, while tho third demaud-
ed tho key Of the ea1o. Burgess, finding discre-
tiou to be tho bettor. part Of Valor, and that it
was useloss to roBist, handed over tho koy, with
which the rnhhar
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FOREIGN.
HALIFAX.
Schooner Wrecked.

HALIFAX, June THE steamer Lady
Head which arrived here from Sable
Head this morning, reports the wreck
of the American fishing schooner Laura
Burnham, on the South side Of the
Island, on the morning of the 2Sth day
OF May. The crew Of the schooner were
saved. having been taken of the Island
on the following morning. The vessel
and cargo were total loss.
Forty men from Labrador, cleared
from this port yesterday and to-day, for
the fisheries. "a.
The loas Of property by the fires in
the forests OF Yarmouth county, have
been very great thas far. Over $500, :
600 worth OF timber has been destroyed.
A man named Tracy was drowned in
Burlington barbor by the ups.tting oi
boat.
The steamer Alhamtrin arrived here
from Charlottetown and sailed this
evening for Boston.
The Cupard steamer Bella arrived at
this port from Brunda this morning
bringing the intelligence Of the arrivs
at Brunda, on the Goth ult, OF tn;
British steamer Challenger, having or
board the scientific party.
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The Dsfea. or Jadxe Lawr.nc..

Ii is reported that all the Judges tf
the State Supreme Court contempla
resignipg because Of the defeat Of Judge
Lawrence by Craig, They say Judge
Lawrence merely delivered the opinion
OF the Court, and that the vote by
which Judge Craig was elected, il in-
tended as a vote Of censurs on Judge
Lawrence, was censurc on the whole
bench. Tne members OF the Supreme
Court claim that their salar;es are too
small, not being go great as those OF the
Circuit Judges o. Cook county, that
heretofore the honor OF position on
the Supreme bench kept zone OF us
best members from resignius, tu, i'tae
court is to be packed to give decisions
to suit certain people, and wholely re.
gardless OF what is law. the position
loses lis honor and becomes O mere
scramble for Office, 10 which the great
est demsgogues will have the greatest
chances Of promotion q They hold tha,
Judge Lawrences decisions were ac-
cording TO law ard only such decisions
ss an honest man could give. It's
hardly thought. however, that they vii!
resign. Cra'c's msjority is aboa,
:, 500.
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFYicg OF TIE CHrEY SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, June 9, | A. d. J
PROBABILITIES.
For New England light and fresh
winds and generally clear weather Is
probable. For the middle States and
lower Lakes light to fresh essteriy end
south winds aud clearing sud partly
cloudy weather. 8or the South Allan
tic and Gulf States and east Of the Mis-
siss;ppi southeast to southwest winds,
generally cloudy weather and rain
areas. For Tennessee, Ohio and lower
Michigan, light TO fresh and occasional
brisk essterly and south vinds, ineress-
ing c,oudiuess and probably areas oi
Iieh. rain. Fer sfissouri. Illinois,
Iowa, wisconsin and Minnesota, wiIdi
shifting 10 north sud west with Proba-
bly clearing weather. Midnight tele-
sraph reports from Florida, Louisiana
texas, Indian Territory, Michigan and
Dakota are partly missing.
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ILLINOIS.
Acquitted.

Dixon, June S.-The jury in the case
Of the people against Patrick ard Rich
ard Murphy, on trial here for killing
Georse Wright, op the e4ih Of August
lsst returned g verdict Yesterday, fad
ing both prisoners not guilty. The
circumstances attending the killing
were: Patrick Murphy had taken up
a horse belonging to Wright, found
,rsspassirg on his corn field; Wright
came to Murphv's home and attempted
10 take the animal by force, esssiliog
him and knocking him down with a
stone Richard Murphy came to his
fathers assistance, struck Wright with
a club, when Wright knocked him
down with a s;one; Patrick Murphy
was raising jus. az Wright stood ready
10 thrown another stone, and shot and
killed him with gun be had With him
10 shoot prarie chickens. The TRIAL
commenced q week ago last Monday,
occupying two weeks, the verdict being
returned at six o'clock last night,
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IOWA,
EIrPS.

DuBueuE, Juue "A fire al Caimsr
la.t night destroyed the hardware
store OF G.. Miller; loss 5000.
Insured on stock $500 ard building
s506.
KEoKuK, June AT 3 O'CLOCK TINS
afternoon a fire broke out in the fourth
story the Eagle Touring mills o. this
CITY. The building was eatirely destroy
ed together with all its contents. Loss
estimated ct 100000, 10 insurance
The origin OF the fire is unknown.
Eight persons in all were more or Iest
Injured BY the falling walls. About
twenty men were engaged in removing
flour when the walls fell. The mil
We. the property OF Wells d Irwin.
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MTCNIGAE.
Extensive Fire.

DerRoir, June THE steamer Me-
teor, Of the Lake Superior line, burned
to the waters edge this afternoon. She
was ten years old, and OF 1000 tons
bur,hen, being valued at $4,000. In
sured for $4,000. The fire communi-
Gated from the burning steamer to
Buckley's warehouse, which contained
vast quantities OF freight. The ware
house and contents were consumed
Buckley & Co. lose s25,00O; mostly iI:'
su-ei. s. Z. Grummond loses wreck
i ing apparatus, valued at $4,000; in
cured for $1,000. Other losses, o
greater or less amounts, make the az
greeete exceed $4,000.
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BOSTON.
An Extensive Fire.

BosroS, June THE extensiv,
wooleu mills at Hyde Park, caugh
fire this morning and were entirely con
sumed. The loss is estimated at $500,
600 The mills were owned by q stool
company. The fire broke out near tht
centre of the finishing rooms, and wher
the engines reached the fire it was to-
late for them to do any good. The in
sursnces in Boston Offices are only
$285, 900, the balance being divided al
through the country, insurance ranging
from s.. 500 to $4,000.
Goes Case.
Nine indictments have been found
against Jas. A. Coe, deiunct State street
broker. The extent OF his operations
being placed at 1927 900. When the
case came up to-day, Goes counsel was
not in court, and the counsel for the
Government, asked that the bail be
placed at 100000. The prisoner Coe
had nothing to say 10 the indictment
for forgery.
A Circus Company Assaulted.
During the parade Of Murray's circus
at Hudson, Massachusetts,, yesterday az
ternoou q rough made a disturbance
and when ordered to desist by the can
vass men he assaulted them. The af.
fair ended in the rough being severely
handled by one Of the tent men. When
the circus company started in the train
from Hudson for this city the engineer
was informed about midnight that the
rough and his friends would stone
train. The engineer ran the train slow
and when about three miles this side OF
Hudson it struck a tie which was
placed across the track. Owing to the
slow rate Of speed the train was not
thrown from the track, butthe company
was fearfully shaken. When the tie
was being taken up movement in the
bushes near by showed the would be
murderers. The circus men to the mum.
Der Of about ninety surrounded the
bushes. The rougbs number
ed some thirty or forty. |
It was q most terrific fight, and in the |
darkness clubs, stones, fists, &c, were
used with terrible effect. The circus
men gave the roughs terrible beating,
but the latter escaped. The circus |
company then came on to this city.
The extent OF the injuries to the roughs
8 not known. None Of the circus men
we're severely wounded.
Two printers tonight engaged in a
lrunken brswl; which resulted in the
evere stabbing of IL omas Holligan by
J. Egan.
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THEmalc American is, as a,i1ual
rule, polite and consijera,e 10 ihe other
species. IL is prove;bial that women
are more sale aud comfortable in travel
ing IN this country, alote. than any
where else in the world There was a
good illustration OF this pleasing trait,
by the way, recently, in aWalnut street
car, Philadelphia An Old gentleman
was seated IN one corner. and the car
was full. a bevy OF the iair ones, Of
all ages and weights, swarmtd 10 and
and there were no sca,a. Wherupon
the gallant old gentleman said: "LaAi,s
l shall he mos, happy to give my sea,
to any one OF you who is over thirty.
two years Of age" Al remained stand.
iur. #".
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around him. His successor Mr.. Jackso
Schultz, is giving entire satisfaction t.
the Department. He has full choice {
his assistants. Mr.. Schultz serves with
out pay. and will manage the America
department of the Exposition so lon
as it continues. 1t is certain that MI
Van Buren and his set will not be re
instated in Office, and for all practica
purposes, the matter may be regarded
as settled.
Tho New Russian Minister.
Governor Jewell, the newly appoint
ed Minister to Russia, will visit this city
next week to receive his instructions
now being prepared at the State Depart.
ment, and will sail from New York for
his post OF duty on the first o! July.
The new Minister will be accompanied
! by his vile and two daughters, and will
live in manner becoming the dignity
and character of the Republic at the
Imperial Court of Russia. Governor
jewell is gentleman of large means,
and the elegance of his hospitality will
doubtless be eclipsed in this more ex.
tended and prominent field of official
duty. The American legation at St.
Petersburgh, therefore, will be unusually
attractive. Gov. Jewell at present in-
tends to remain at the Russian court
about two years. His large business
intrests at home would be materially
impaired by q longer absence. The
citizens OF Connecticut will have had
three representatives at the Court of
the Czar-Ingersoll, Seymour and
Jewell.
Our Vienna T<oubIep.
A special to the Tribune says In
formation has been received from Official
quarters 10 the effect that jackson
Schultz, the present American Com
missioner in Chief, has made known
his purpose to resign his position this
month. IiSchultz can't be persuaded
upon TO continue in his position it is
believed his successor will be selected
from among the restored commissioners.
The Secretary of State hiss continued
The examination OF that portion Of the
record OF the investigation already re-
received but declines for the present to
make its general character known.
The Secretary OF the Treasury decid-
ID that canal boats employed exclu-
'ively in the navigation OF canals are
.Xempt from enrolment. This deci-
ion is rendered on a question coming
rom Wilmington, Delaware.
HaPI's mot the IBtelligenccr Man's)
Desk.
The desk of Capt. Hall, used while
IN the Polaris, was to day delivered to
he Secretary of the Navy. Shortly
,efore his (Halrs) death he gave Es-
Iuimsux Joe instructions that If he
lied to deliver it safely to the Secre-
arv OF the Navy, which was faithfully
UTILIZED by Joe.
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LOUISVILLE.
Drowned.

LOUISVILLE, June 7.-Charles Baxter,
watchman on John Robipsons circus
was drowned, his body being found in
in the river at the foot of Sixth street
this morning, by two little boys while
fishing. He was supposed 10 have been
intoxicated. A small sum Of money was
found in his pocket. Baxter was about
81 wears old, and was once Sergeant
in the United States marine service, from
which he was honorably discharged.
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The Late Fire.

Toledo. June THE following is
an additional list of the Losses by the
great fire in this city last night, a short
report of which was given in these dis
patches. :,
Nu lis Summit street, owned ana
occupied by Peter Scott, boot and shoe
store, total loss; No. l57 Summit street
owned by Julius Slesher. occupied oy
S. J. Ward, jeveler, and Mrs. Shidley,
hsir goods, building and stock partial
Ioss No. 16l Summit street, owned oy
c. D. Wood, Of Detroit, total loss; occu'
p;ed by C. H. Buck. clothier, whose
stock ia a partial lose; No. l9l do,own'
ed and occupied by j. G. Il E: b. PANS
hair goods, partial loss on building and
goods; No. l93 do. owned and occnpied
by J. T. Brown as boot store, partial
loss; No. l65 do, owned by H. 5. Wao-
l;dye. occupied by W. w. Alerm. Jewe-
Ter. partial loss; No. 1877 do, owned 6y
II. D. Wablidge, occupied by Mr.; nd;
Hunter, copfectioner; No. l99 and 2oi
DO, owned by Mr.. Heryer and occupied
by Fred. Erber dry goods carpets &C.
the building a total loss, stock a par
tial loss, also the building occupied 6y
Brooks, Chase e. Co, tea store; Il. W.
McLaughlins fancy store. All OF tne
above are q total loss. Also the dwell,
ings occupied by Harry Chase and
Mason are total loss.
defeated.
A bill to authorize an increase OF sal
ary for the members of the Legislature
IS back salary" arrangement, was re-
fused consideration 10 the House yes
,erday, only eighteen OF the memoef'
voting in its favor.
ALffe Insurance Case.
| ZASEsvlLLE, June SIN the case o
Mrs. Caldwell against the Union Lit
Insurance Company, Of Cincinnati tn
Jury rendered a verdict against tn
compapy for the full amount OF the TO-
snrapce. Mr.. Caldwell insured bis III
| in this company and the agent wante
to draw up the policy late Saturda
n;gbt and Mr.. Caldwell told him Z
. cali on Monday as he had no none
; ont Of bank. On Sunday be was kll'e
by an accident.
Railroad Collision.
SASpuskY, June S.-A terrible coiii
9 sion took place on the Lskesho'e an
Michigan Southern railroad sho!tl Il
Y after l o clock yesterday, four mile
i, esst of here, between the east ooun
stock train and west bound gravel tra',
: The gravel train had orders
d run TO Ssudusky to meet the stoc
r train; the conductor and engineer OF II
stock t,sin, supposed the gravel III ira, J
= had arriyed, and started east. Inc
8 cane together whhe running at the ia
d o1twelve or fifteen miles an hour 5
d n men on the gravel train Here badly -, II
D, ;ured. one of whom has since died.
l. sneineers and firemen OF both ensln
> INN ped off just before the collision 81
e were unipjured. About fifteen head
,e cattle were killed. and two hundr
Ie head of sheep killed and Injured.
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SPAIN.
Proclaimed q Republic.

MADRID, June SIN the session ol
the Constitutional Cortes last evening
the project advocated by President Fl.
garus calling for q proclamation Of q
Federal Republic vas taken up for dis
cussion. The debate was Of short du.
ration and the vote on the question
most decisive. The Cortes by vote o
2l0 ayes to 3 nays proclaimed Spain
Federal Republic. A large crowd va
assembled outside Of the buildin.
awaiting the result OF the vote, bat nc
disturbance occurred.
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gROOISEXS.
Corner Stone Laid.

PRooxLxw, June The corner
stoue of the new Tabernacle OF Rev.
Dr.. Talmage was laid this afternoon, on
the site G! the Old tabernacle, which
was burned down in December last.
The new building will cost goo, COO and
will have g S25, 600 organ. A number
of en- minent clergymen participated IN
the ceremonies.