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A Womap,s Portrait Of Sam Cox.

The afactiouatc little gentleman who
ha. lust taken his arm from around Mr.
Dave, neck J. Samuel Sullivan Cox, for
mcrlv Of Ohio. now Of New York city.
Sunset Coz" Sunbeam Cox Dew
drop Cox. are the -oubriquctS bestowed
upon him by hi- approving and admiring
brethren. He l. little, -winging, pranc-
ing man. with black hair, and n whit
spot in the center Of hi head about the
SIC Of a dollar. He has dark skin, black
eyes. and musical voice. When he
makes speech be often turn.
down hi. collar, slightly turns up
hi. ,leevcs. swing pCcket-hand-
kerchief in his hand. leaves his seat
comes down in the front Isle, where half
Of Congrcs. gather about him 70 laugh
and have "A good time His speech on
the expense Of moth 10 the government,
last w.nter. Va. the wittiest Of the sl-'-
sion. He J. a. amiabic a. NJ IA bright,
and though Democrat Of the Democrats
he Is the only sunny force Of the minor
itv who never lO-e- his temper or makes
himself disagreeable, no matter mo-" eH-
asperating may b. his fanatic sPeech.
He J. moreover man Of more than
ordinary culture. Literally educated
he /. Il LAWYER. has been an editor, and /
the author Of several books Of Observa-
tions and travel, a. witty, genial and
sunny as himself
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Death Of a BalIOOniSt.

A London dispatch announces the
death yesterday Of Prof. White in at
tempting to fly from balloon to the
earth. After rising short distance the
Professor was lowered and hung su>-
pended from the balloon by ropes, with
the wings of the flying machine extend
ed The balloon assembled to consider
able height, and at II signal the rope WAS
cut when the Professor descended with
frightful velocity to the ground, and Wa,
instantly killed.
VIM. McGinncSs, age 20, of 80 Essex
street, who was bitten by dog some
weeks ago. WAS seized with hydrophobia
Yesterday and taken to Bellevue Hospital
early to-day, and died in less than two
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NEW YORK.
The Municipal Scandal.

New YORK, July 10.-Mayor Have
meyer having asked Gen. Doryea to
resign from the Police Commissioners,
as we'll as Disbecker, he received re-
ply from the General that the public
interests were permanent, and it is nee
essarv that he should remain where ne
was, especially in view of occurrence in
the past few weeks.
The German tax paying association
have been taking action on the munich
pal scandal. and one of them declares, in
resolutions, that the shameless and un-
precedented action of Mayor Havemeyer
in the appointment of convicted crlml-
mails to high and responsible offices ex-
hibits his complete untitness and un-
worthness to occupy any longer the
high office of chief magistrate ofthis city,
and we demand his immediate removal
therefrom. Another meeting which
pronounced in equally strong terms
against Havemeyer continuing longer in
Office, was presided over by ex-Alderman
Radde. member of the late committee
of seventy, and strong advocate OF his
nln.tinu
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News Items.

A dispatch from West Hampton
Long Island, the summer residence OF
Governor Dix, says that the Governor
has taken action adverse to Mayor Have
meyer.
The pigeon shooting match between
James Gordon Bennett and George Lor-
illord resulted in victory for the latter,
who killed tiftv-two birds to BenncttS
fortv-nine. Each shot at one hundred
birds.
Detective Bennett has recognized the
shirt found in the stable attached to the
Nathan mansion aS thenight shirt ripped
from the body of Nathan Oh the morn
ing of the murder, and which was thrown
aside bv the Deputy Coroner who did
not consider it any value rs evidence
leading to the detection or conviction of
the murdcrcrs.
Several of the largest printing cstab-
lishmcntS in this city, employing union
compositors, have recently Y discharged
their employees and put non-society men
in their places. Owing to the largenum-
Der of society men out of work delcga-
ton of compositors yesterday visited
several Of the publishing firms and in
formed them that the work belonging to
New York was ut present done IN tho
adjoining cities and towns, and that the
prices paid in those places would be
eagerly accepted by at least 400 compost
tors in this city.
The Jury in the case of ex-Deputy
Tax Collector Gill, of Brooklyn, now on
trial on the charge of appropriating pub
lie money, failed to agree on verdict
and were discharged.
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THE Baltimore S,ea remarks upon the
singular coincidence that the deaths of
two bishops, both natives of Maryland
and priests ofthe diocese, should have oc-
CURED almost simultaneously, DR.. Whe-
Ian, of Wheeling, having expired only
a few hours after his friend Bishop o Cor
man, who died in Cincinnati. In this
connection it may be interesting to state
that of the sixty bishops present at the
Second Plenary Council of Baltimore,
during October, 1866, no less than twelve
have since died, these comprising Arch
bishops Spalding, of Baltimore, and
Odin, of New Orleans; Bishops Carrell,
of Covington; Lavialle, of Louisville;
Junckcr, of Alton; Lefevre, of Detroit;
McGill, of Richmond; Luers, of Fort
Wayne; Demers, of Vuncouver's Island;
Baraga, of Marquette; Whelan, OF
Wheeling, and OGorman, Of Omaha,
Nebraska.
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Base Ball.

HARTFORD, CoNN, July l0.-ln the
game of base ball to-day the score stood
Hartfords l3. MutualS 1. The latter club
played with eight men.
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MICHIGAN.
Shooting TOurnam ent.

DETROIT, July l0.-The shooting tour
nament at the driving park wound up
to-day with sweepstakes shooting. Some
remarkable good shots were made. In
the second match the first squad of eight
shooting at Is birds. each killed ll5 out
of the 120, only dropping dead out of
bounds. The second squad killed ll5, four
dropping dead out of bounds. In shoot
ing double birds Mr.. Sherman, OF BeioIt,
Wis, killed u out of -.
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FIRES.

SAN FRANCTsco, July lO.-A fire tins
morning in California street destroyed
Stanford, Allen & Cos. oil works. Schultz
" Co.'S. liquor store and r. &. Glbben :
cigar store. The aggregate loss Is about
thirty thousand dollars. The fire Is still
burning, hut is under control.
The barn of Valentine Wolf, at Aman-
da. Ohio. was set atire by lightning last
night: loss three thousand dollars.
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BY TELEGR APH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT,
BY Western Union Line, Office North
west cor. of Main and 18th SITS.
WASHINGTON.
The Minnesota Sufferers.
WASHINGTON. July 10.

WASHINGTON, July 10.
In response to the application OF the
Governor of Minnesota that he be per-
mitted to draw subsistence stores for the
relief of the sufferers from the grasshop-
per's ravages, such stores to be charged
against the fund available for the pur-
chase of arms for the Minnesota militia,
the Secretary Of War to-day telegraphed
that he has no authority to transfer APP
preparations from one purposs to toanother,
and that he has no money whatever at
his command with which to purchase the
supplies requested.
Acting Postmaster-General, Marshall
acting Secretary ofthe Treasury, COvant;
and acting Secretary of the Interior,
Cowan, to-day approved plans for the
new public building at Lincoln, Neb.
Assistant Treasurer Hillhouse of
New York, is in Washington to renew
his bonds under appointment.
There was received at the Treasury
to-day S678.000 of National bank notes
for redemption.
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Indian News.

The following Indian news was receiv-
ed this morning by the War Depart
ment: Major Blunt telegraphs from
Fort Laramie to Omaha headquarters,
under date of June 2Gth that frcighter
is reported as having been fired at that
morning by party Of Indians, near
Eagles Nest. Captain Cain, com
manding at Fort Fettcrman, Wy
oming Territory, telegraphs to
Omaha, July 9rd that citizens out haul
ing wood report being fired on that
morning about daylight by six Indians,
and again ut noon. Sixteen miles from
the fort n man named Jesse Hampton
was shot in the breast and dangerously
wounded by party of eight Indians,
supposed to be Sioux
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The Beecher-TiItOn Scandal.

Two letters of Mr.. Beecher's will be
published in the next issue of the Christ
ian Union. One of them dated June 9th
sohcits investigation into the charges
made against him, and is addressed to the
following members of Plymouth Church:
H. B. Clafin, Henry w. Sage, Augustus
Stowe, Henry VI. Cleveland, Jno. Wins
low and A. r. White. The second letter
is dated July 9th, and is addressed to the
Clerk of Pl ymouth Church, and he is
asked to give all possible aid to the in
yestigating committee.
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Philadelphia Wool Market.

PHILApELPHIA, July l0.--Stcady and
in fair demand; supply good; Ohio,
Pennsylvania and West Virginia M
and above 52a53c; \ 62aj3c; medium 81
a53c; coarse i5c; New York, Michigan,
Indiana and Wisconsin fine A5ajOci
medium 5Oaj2c; coarse 4jc; comblng
washed G0c; do. Unwashcd i0c; Canada
combing G0c; fine unwashcd 35c; coarsn
and medium unwashcd 36a39ci tub
washed 5Onj5c; extra and mcrino pulled
4045ci No. ! and ,upcr6nc pulled iOa
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, July 9S-Flour fair
iobbing demand and unchanged. Wheat
-Stcady and unchanged. Corn-Qui"t
at 77ln7slc. Oat.-Activc at 7ja7sc;
Rye - Nominal Provisions -- Higher;
pork $50 %; bulk shoulder 7ic; clear
rib lOlc; bacon shOuIders sasic; clear
rib lIic; sugar cured hams ljInl6. Lord
AT l22aI2lc. Butt"r-St"ady; wost"rn
23a25c. Codcc--Rasi"r; fair Ia prim"
Rio nominally 2OIa22i. Whnky--Quet
and -cnrCc at II ~.
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The Assembly.

In the Assembly this afternoon, VI.
Bertaued, moderate Republican asked
leave to submit the following question to
General Cissy, Vice President of the
Council, whether it is claimed for the
President of the Republic that he denies
the right of the Assembly to determine
whether the law of the 2Oth of March,
1873 is irrevocable or not, and also. if it is
denied that the President is responsible
to the Assembly,
On motion of General Cissy, the debate
on this Interpolation was postponed until
the constitutional bills come up for dis
cuSSiOn.
1t is officially stated that citizens of the
United States will be permitted to enter.
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MEMPHIS.
More Shooting.

MEMPHIS, June lO.-A dairyman
named Israel Elias, living in the suburbs,
had difficulty with his son this morn
ing, and the boy attempting to run, his
father seized muSkrt and fired at him
A. he ran. the buckSh"t striking the boy
in the.thigh; severed an artery and pro
duced "a wound which will probably prove
fatal Elias was arrested.
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Cincinnati Market.

CrNcISNATr, July lO.-Cotton-Qui"t
at IGlc. Flour--Dull but unchanged.
Whrnt-Stcndy at ~ lOnl -. Corn
Firm ut G3nG7c. Ont,-Drmnnd good at
47u jGc. Ryc-Scarrc nt 93n9jc. Pork
Demand fair and market firm Rt SO ~
bid. hut held at ~ %. Iard-Scarcr
and firm; summer at lOlc; kettle held at
l2gc. Bulk Ncats- Demand good nj
full price,; shoulder, at Gia7ci clear ribs
9gc; clear sides 9in9Ic. Bacon-D"mand
active and price. advanced; shoulder T.;
clear ribs lOlnlOlci cl"nr lOic. Whisky
Strady nt Ole
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Miss Fanny in Trouble.

Miss Fanny A. Shotwell, who claimed
to have been robbed Of fifty thousand
dollars in railroad bonds sometime ago in
Chicago, has been indicted by the grand
Jury here for grand larceny and perjury.
She was arraigned in the Court of Gen
eral Sessions and pleaded not guilty to
both indictments.
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sampson OIL.

This oil deriving its name from SamP-
son. meaning strength) Is one Of the br,t
if not the best remedy offered TO the pub
lie for rheumatism, and sll pain, and it
appears that no medicine has ever gained
50 aattering a reputation in 50 short Il
time. maylS
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NEw YoKK, July 10 Becycs-.Sono
received to-day, rnd he total receipts
for days ,re bLt $40 head, against
$40 same time lnst week 4 few small
lot- held over from Yesterday w"r" s"ld
ut full price, ranging from lOl {" l2lc.
Sheep and lambs Receipts 2, ljO head,
making $3.50 for ( day. against 5000
head suInr time last week Swin"--hr-
rivals, 100 head, making lG,7O0 for I
DAYS against 800 sam" tim" lat week.
Nnnc offered alive. Dressed hog- higher
and closed firm 81 Slasl
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Tnnorom the courtesy of David H,,-

THEoUGH the courtesy Of David Hrl-
ter We learn that on the 81 day Of S'p-
tcmbcr, 1870 the Board Of Education e
Gross Creek township levied - cents per
500 for school, and ~ cent. for building
purposes. In Wellsburg school district,
the same year, the levy was 80 cent. for
school. and 80 cents for building pun
poses. The levy in Buffalo township not
known. A road levy Of 10 cents p"rSlOO
WIS made in Gross Creek and Buffalo
townships the same year. Th" levy for
the year commencing August 3, 1870.
was - cents on the $lO0.- Wciisburg
Ncrs.
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CHICAGO.
The Chess Congress.

CHICAGO, July lO.-ln the chess con-
grc,, today. there ha. been large at
tendance of spectators, and the play, a.
anticipated in from the reputation OF
Mckenzie. Hosmcr. Beck, Suddy, Cong
don and Elder, it has been Of marked
CHARACTER and excellence. Nc kensic and
Hasmer played the first two game.
which were well contested. and the hOnors
fell upon HUsmer, Mckenzie resigning
at the 47th move; time, hour. The
second game was won by Mckenzie.
The game of Book and Judd resulted in
a draw; Congdon lost the game to Elder,
2nd pending.
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ARKANSAS.
Rain.

LITTLE Rock, July l0.-We had an
other fine rain to-day. The crops are
greatly improved, and there are good
prospects, especially for cotton.
Grorgr Washington, (colored) shot
and killed white man named Damn, at
Trparkana. on Saturdad last. Washing
ton was arrested. and while being taken
t"jail attempted to escape, and was shot
and killed.
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CAN ADA.
Defeat Of the Ministry.

TORONTO, July lO.-A dispatch from
Fort Garry, Manitoba, says that the
Ministry has been defeated on IL direct
motion of want of confidence. \
new Anglo French coalition,ministry has
been formed rs follows; VI. AGirnrd,
Premier; r. A. Davis, +. H. Hay. j..
Dubuc, and +, F,Oelc>trer. Its policy will
probably embrace the fixing Of qunliira-
tions for representation on an extended
basis; the abolition Of the Legislative
council; an improved judiciary, and the
reduction Of public expenditures.
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Charges Against the German
Government.

1t is stated in dispatch to the same
paper that France proposes to submit to
the Brussels Congress II series of charges
against the German Government for acts
committed by the army which lately i'll
vaded France, and that Germany con-
tcmnlatcs presenting counter charges.
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO. July l0.-Flour-Quict and
unchanged. Whcat-Quict; No. >
white Wabash 81 8sl; new 40;
No. white Michigan ~; amber cash
aud seller July 22l; No. 3 red ! 10,
Corn-Dcmand inir aud market firm; No.
> mixed steady; high mixed cash, seller
July and August DOC; low mixed Gilc;
no grade Gllc. Oats-Dcmnnd active
aud prices advanced; No. = 5jci Michi-
gun 53Ic.
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CINCINNATI.
Ordinance Vetoed.

CINcINNATI, June lO.-Mayor John
ston to-day vetoed the ordinance passed
by the Common Council, leasing 45 acres
of Burnett Woods Park to the Geological
Society for Geological Garden. The
new ordinance will probably be passed
free of the points objected to by the
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The Safe BurgI ary Cases.

Attorney-General Williams has in
structed \. Griddle, who was designated
few days ago to prosecute the safe
burglary cases, to prosecute those cases
without fear, favor or affection, and to
summon everyone who can throw any
light upon the subject. 1t is the inten
ton of the Acknowledgement to have
these cases thoroughly siftcd in the
courts and bring all the offenders to jus
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NEW JERSEY.
Drowned.

ATLANTIC City, \. J.-This after
noon while the yacht, A. B. Thompson
was returning from her trip, and in the
act of crossing the bar opposite this city,a
heavy sea wind struck and capsized her.
The following persons, residents of Phil
adelphia, were drowned: Daniel OTHER
Sharpless, and Esther h. SharpleSs, his
wife, Caroline Sharpless, Master Alfred
H. Sharpless, and Anna W. Roberts,
daughter of f. Roberts, Proprietor of
the ChaAant House, this place. The
body of Miss SharpleSs was recovered.
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STOCK-The market va. weak at the
opening Of bnsiness, and decline Of tai J
occurred along the list, with the greatest
falling of in western stock, headed by
Lake Shore. Later IN the day the market
b.-carne active and buoyant, and general
advance occurred along the li,t ranging
from ! to % per cent, with Lake Shore
in the foreground, il going up- from 20,
a. a. on rImo7s a dividend. and cover
ing by bear. Toward the cio-e of busi-
me-. there Wa. an easier feeling. and
prices declined ts4 per cent below the
best Of the day. Among the sale- today
werc Al go shares Western Union ;
800 Pacific Mail; 500 Erie; 5000
Lake Shore; 1900 Union Pacific: 1900
Northwestern; 1900 Rnck Island; "a
900 It. Paul, and 10000 Wabash.
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ENGLAND.
Charges Against BOnapartists

LONDON, July lO.-A special from
Paris to the Pail Mall G0=ctte says that
NJ. De Farcade .Laraquottc Duke De
Padanc and General Flcury have been
summoned to appear before the Court at
the same time with VI. Rauther for con-
ncction with the Bonapartst Propa-
ganda.
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A Cholera Case.

Mary Ann Hannah, aged SO, died to-
day from what is pronounced genuine
Asiatic cholera, ut her residence No. 100
Orange street, Brooklyn. She was attack
ed BY the disease on Wednesday night
The fathcro of Freddy English contesscs
that he caused the abduction of Freddy
as there was no other course left to save
the boy from becoming an absolute tool
Of the crusaders, his wife being in league
with them
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Stock Operations.

The stock movement after an hour of
the utmost weakness and depression, has
shown decidedly trrner front and rcac-
ton has followed the long weakness, rang
ing from J to 3! per cent. The upward
turn is in a measure due to the free COW
cring of short contracts. The immediate
cause ofthc depression is attributed to II
letter Of Governor Davis. of MmniSota,
asking assistance in the shape of subsis-
tcnce from the War Department.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
New York Money and stock
Market

NEW YORK, July lO.-MoSEY-At
Dab per cent. Prime Discounts 5ta7
per cent. Sterling quiet at 1864 for 90
day. and 4s9a4s9I for light
GoLD-l09IallO, opening and clo,,ng
rates respectively. Clcarings S2sYOO0,OOO
Carrying rates LAP per cent.
STATE BoSDs-Dull and nominal
RMLEOAD BoSDs-Dull and nominal.
GOyERNMENTs-Stc
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Coal Oil Accident.

FORT WAYNE July 10.-At Aunt
ington. Ind, this evening a young girl
fifteen years of age, daughter Of Geo.
Fulton, while attempting to kindle fire
with kerosene was burned to death by
the explosion of the can setting tire to
her drrs>.
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IiuuOr Sellers Indicted.

Out of thirty-onc cases of the liquor
sellers brought before the grand jury of
the Common Plea, Court, which report
ed to-day. four were indicted for selling
liquor contrary 10 law.
John W. Coleman was indicted for
murder in the first degree
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PHILADELPHIA Market.

PHILADELPHIA, July l0-Flour-Firm
and good demand; super6ne - JOa4 ~.
Wheat-Steady amber 4Ga47. Rye-frn
at 81 ~. COrn-Steady; dull at 79aSOci
mixed western 7Sc. Oats-Stesdy: ia
GGc. Butter-Active; choice Western
22ca24; fair to good 1920. Cheesc--
WeaS; We.tern Reserve IlIal2ci bali
skiEas salOc. Eggs-Actiyei western Zia
pc. Whisky-SS!e..
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New York Dry Goods Mark 81.

NEw,YoEE, July I0-A fair package
businr.s wa. affected IN brown and
tachcd co,tOn., brown drill, grain bag',
and wDOIcns fDr mrns wear; hannrh
moro active. Dunncl' American aud
Anc0nia dark prints have op"ned at 9lh
for fancy, and 10 for sPecinlties, and fair
-alc. have been made by ageDts. Hor"
blanket are in.irnproved request.
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MISSOURI.
TirrifC storm.

ST. JosEPH. July lO.--A terrific storm
passed over Holt county last evening.
Hundreds of fruit trees are uprooted and
whole fields of corn are prostrated. The
citizens say they have not witnessed 80
heavy rain storm in twenty year..
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Adjournment of the Legisla-
ture.

CONCORD, June l0.-The Legislature
to-day adjourned to the last Wednesday
in May next. The bill to prevent bri-
berry in elections failed owing to a disa-
greement of the two houses.
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SPAIN.
Manifesto Against Republi-
cans.

MADRID, July lO.-The Carlist Gen
eral Darvegary has issued manifesto,
addressed to the civilized nations, in
which he assaiIs the Republicans, and
advises and justifes the shooting Of
eighteen of them.
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Bennett Beaten.

The pigeon shooting match between
James Gordon Bennett and George Lor-
illord for five thousand dollars. was Won
bv the latter. he killing 50 birds out OF
I'M ~ RaDnett'S 40
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NEW YORK STATE.
Schooner Sunk.

OswEGo, July 10 During the late
hurricane the Canadian steamers Asprey
and Corinthian were sunk in St. Law
renee river. The passengers and crew
were saved.
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FOREIGN.
FRANCE.
NIacNIahOn,s Message.

PARIS, July lO-Republican papers
conclude, from Mac Mahons message to
the Assembly, that he recognizes the
ReDubliC
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FROM our reports this morning the
,robsbilities are that the weather to-day
vii, be partly cloudy, with local rains,
c,,I,wed by clearing weather, and no
JocideJ change of temperature.