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THE PROPOSED PRIZE FIGHT.
THE FTEIINa IN PTTTsBURo IN REFERENCE TO
THE COMING FIaHT-TAcTIcs OF THE PRINcI-
PALS.

THE FEEIING IN PTTTsBURo IN REFERENCE TO
THE COMING FIdHT-TAcIcs OF THE PRINcI-
PALS
PuTsBUKG, Pa, June is, 1878.
Sam French's place, on Tenth street. is 70. night
the scene OF large gathering OF the sporting ira
ternity, bent on learning the latest Information
concerning a proposed prize fgnt between Tom
Allen and George Rookie. kilograms have been
nying ali day long between the parties here and
In the East concerning the progress made toward
q selection OF the nnal stakeh Older, which seems
now TO be the stumbling block of most annoying
description. Rookie has not yet arrived In this
city, but his friends here hopeful and say that
ne will appear at the right moment As soon as he
learns that the stakeholder business has been set
tied he viii come on Immediately, passing through
the city to avoid any chance or arrest, and will be
found at Liverpool, ONO, on Thursday morning.
Allen to-day changed his quarters, as there was
his arrest but he Is not lar away and Is anxiously
awaiting news from Rockies party, saying that
prelmInarles nave been satisfactorily arranged.
lie Is in excellent condition, weighing l75 pounds.
and means ngnt. Inc ground selected for the
anray is SAID 10 be WITHIN four miles OF East Liver
pool, ONO. where boats have been engaged to
transport the parties across The river either into
the states OF West Virginia or Pennsyl-
tomorrow night for the battle ground, and viii
appear In the ring ready Tor the conflict. IL
Rookie fails 10 appear. ne VIII claim tue stakes
already up IN the hands OF Harry Hi. Puglnsts
OF more or less notorlety, thieves and gamblers
nave been pouring into the city to-day, aud to-
night large delegation OF Aliens admirers from
ST. Louis have arrived, and tomorrow Will wit
ness additions 10 tue delightful mixture already
on hand Arthur Chambers, late last night be-
came involved IN row wish local cele oriiy IN
a saloon on Diamond street. and was severely
handled. There was a difference Ut opinion
regarding the merits OF me men engaged 10
do battle on Thursday, when Chambers struck
him on the lace, and blow was given, followed
up 10y several otaers. The parties were separ-
ated as soon "a possible, and though Chambers
was bruised somewhat, lie Is all rlgnt again to-
day. scenes OF this sort will lead Mayor Mccarthy
TO make a determined erort to prevent any trains
leaving tne clty destined Tor tne ngh u there IS 10
be such a thlnE. There rs some betting al FrenCh's
tonight. Allen being favorlte at long odds. Tais
man seems TO be dead IN earnest about tnc battle,
and he promises, II kooke Is put before HIM, 10
whip HIM fairly and squarely WITHIN nan an hour.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
wALLAcK's THEATRE.


The entertainments offered at thus house Is wen
calculated 10 attract large audiences, despite the
summer heat A number OF clever variety per-
lormances have been woven with considerable
tact into the local sensational drama, '.The
Donovans," and Messrs. Harrigan and Hart have
ample opportunity Tor the display OF their varied
talents. They are certainly very amusing
eccentric comedians with versatility truly
astonishing. Whether they carlcature our Celtic
citizens. In the "Mulligan Qua ds.n or Cockney
London, in their comic singers sketch, they seem
equally happy and enectiye. By themselves they
would be well worth seeing, but supported. as
they are, by hummer OF talented artists, they
ought to command. crowded houses This
week the Imperial troupe OF Japanese Jug.
gers are added 20 the list OF attractions
and their performance IS as interesting as it is
novel. This troupe has oeen gathered from tho
royal ana prnccly households of Japan ana repre-
scnts the nest skull OF people among whom leats
OF lugglery have attained the utmost perfection.
the way in wnlcn these people illustrate the laws
OF equilibrium IS truly wonderful Their action ia
remarkably easy aud graceful. and their feats are
performed without any apparent EFFORT. They
viii remain during the week ana viii well repay a
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THE FATHER GENERAL OF THE JESUTTS.

VIENNA, june is, 1875.
The Provincial Court has acquitted wieslnger
or the charge Of attempting to defraud Father
Bcckx, General or the Jesuts.
WHAT BIsMARcK's s'ADHERENT" SAYS OF HIM
EFIF-A DEVOTED AGENT OF THE PRINCE
CHANCELLOR
In the course OF the trial, Wiesinger declared
that he was an adherent OF Prince Bismarck and
an enemy Of the ultramontanes. HIS sole inten.
ton was to allure the Jesuiis 10 acquicsce in an
pner to assassinate Bismarck, and thereby give
che latter reason for more energetic proceedings
against the Catholics.
lie hoped that Bismarck or schweinitz, the
German Ambassador would reward him for his
zeal.
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SENDING MINERS TO JAIL.

JLEARFIELD, Pa. juno IS, 1915.
The tnirty.two striking miners who we're found
guilty last evening OF conspiracy and riot, we're
called for sentence tins afternoon. Judge Orvis
divided the criminals into three classes and pro-
nounccd sentence as folows:-
The nrst class consisted or John H. Joyce, Presi-
dent OF the Miners Union OF this region; Jobn J.
Maloney, secretary; Ralph Parks, George Nc
Gowan, Thomas Burcndah and Matthias Mayer,
VINO were sentenced TO pay the costs "a prosecu-
tIon f25 nne aud 10 undergo an imprisonment Of
one year.
inc second class consisted OF thirteen others,
who we're sentenced TO pay costs OF prosecution,
a foe OF SIS eacn and imprisonment for sixty
DAYS.
inc third class consisted or thirteen, on whom
sentence was suspended, IL being considered that
they acted under control or the leaders.
Mr. Parks secretary or the National Union, was
present. and after sentence was pronounced he
seemed terribly distressed and shed tears In pro.
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THE MAINE REPUBLICAN CoNvEN.
TION.
PoRTLANp. June Is. 1874

PORTLAND, June is, 1873
on the reassembling OF the Republican state
Convention at two O'Clock 2. M. the committees
reported and a series OF resolutions were adopted
strong in party tone. THe salient points are as
foliows:-
That the Union ofthe states must be maintained
at all hazards. That the government IS that Of tue
nation, not Of the confederacy.
mat local seI-government In matters purely
local cust be adhered 10. nat there can ne no
legitimate conflict between tie powers OF the
nation and OF any state. That sound currency,
based on coin aud redeemaDle In com is essential
10 the prosperity OF the people. That the most
kindly and lraterna relations should be cultivated
between all sections OF the country.
Upon the FIRST ballot General Selden Conner was
nominated for Governor, receiving 497 out OF 5O2
votes cast.
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n.y.
HE JOURNEY FROM CORK TO DUBLN-CHEERs
BY THE wAYsIDE-A GRAND RECEPTION By
METROPOLITAN CITY.
DUBLIN, Juno 16-Night
The American rinemen, accompanied by Major
Leech ana Alderman Manning, OF Dublin, and q
arge number oi friends. left Cork on a special
ram Tor this city.
They were greeted with cheers at the various
stations on the route.
THE RECEPTION IN THE METRoPoLIs
The Lord Mayor and members OF the corporation
OF the city of Dublin received them at the depot
here and conducted them TO carriages.
procession was then formed, with band ar
It's head, which escorted the guests through Sack
vile, Dawson and other principal streets TO the
Shelbourne Hotel.
THE PEOPLE OUT IN GREAT FORCE
The reception given the team by the populace
was most enthusiastic. Immense crowds at the
Depot and along the entire OF the procession
rheered as long as the Americans were in sight
The railway station ana the streets were deco
rated, and the American and Irish nags were
everywhere displayed.
The enthusiasm eliminated at the hotel. where
each member OF the team was cheered as ne
aliphted from his carriage. The people pressed
forward TO shake hands with them, and shouts Of
sWelcome welcomeW were heard on every side.
Thousands OF spectators remained In front or
the hotel until late hour OF the night.
sERESADED
During the evening procession. with bands OF
music and carrying fags and banners, marched
to the place and serenaded the Americans.
BANQUET.
at the same time a banquet was in progress in
she hotel.
Major Leech presided and made q speech
warmly welcoming the rifemen ana their friends
to Ireland.
Colonel Gidersleeve responded for the visitors
with heartfelt thanks. He declared that "ther
reception was far beyond anything they had an
hcIpated, although great were the expectations
Americans entertained OF the warmth OF the
irish hearth
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ST. AGNES ACADEMY.

the annual commencement exercises at st.
Agnes Academy OF our Lady or Mercy, in Eighty.
first street, will take place to-day and Will be
very interesting. All the pupils are young
ladies', and many OF them have reached
gratifying degree OF proficiency not
only Ia the ornamental accom- pllshmenIs, but also
in the sterner disciplinary branches that ut young
women 10 cope with the world. The eXer clSes
winch viii occur In the seminary to day VIII, how
ever, display only the lighter Praces OF the misses.
several hours Will pass lightly with vocal and IN
strumental music and occasional intervals, during
which medals will be given TO young girls loI
their attachments in music, the art oil
composition, and above ALL for that command
over self which ensures constant amlabiiity toward
sc ioolmates and tutors Fattery Is an attendant
upon seminary commencements, but tits tine beau
tllul nattery OF the souls Of parenls relatives and
friends by 'music's golden tongue,r speaking out
of The barmonlzed souls aud minds OF beautiful
young girls.
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A woULD-BE WIFE MURDERER.

Anton Lippert OF No. Cook street. Brooklyn,
WINE crazy with rum on Monday night, attempted
10 kil his wife Ida. he nrst seized her by the
throat and attempted 90 choke her; but nnding
she was getting the better OF him. ne seized a
table knife and tried to cut her throat The noise
or the struggle attracted the attention OF On1cer
Karcner, VINO was passing, ana ne forced his way
in list in time. bippert having inflicted two or
three slight cuts on ner head "a Sne lodged the
strokes IT. ner throat. quick application Of the
locust brought tue fellow Ia terms, and yesterday
JuSttce Eamcs sent nm 10 the Ptnlteniiary for
twcnfy-ninc days, MS vile refusing 70 complain
auNtuHE him.
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GERMANY AND AMERICA.

UNITED STATES OFFICERS FErED BY THE REP
REsENTATIvEs OF THE IdPERIALIsM
BERLIN, June Is, 1875.
Among the distin guished guests at the banquet
TO Admiral Worden last night were General Won
stoscn, Chef OF the Admiralty and Councillor Won
Philllpsoorn. Director OF the Foreign once.
Admiral worden and the Officers OF his fleet ac-
companyng him to Berlin dined with General Won
Stosch tonight.
VASTLY GRATIFIED
The Admiral Is highly Pratinod with his recep-
ton. He Will remain week In the city. The
squadron will be joined by the Juniata and
viii probably proceed TO Cronstadt.
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THE scHuYLKI1L REGION STRIKE.


The strike in the schuylkil region Is virtually
ended. For some time II mas been evident that
the great majority OF miners were anxious TO
work, but the IRRESPONSIBLE, snlftless and lawess
element overawed the men OF sense Finally,
however poverty, the suffering Of their
families and the representations OF the
merchants who had gwen them credit
10 the amount OF thousands OF dollars, assisted by
n united public sentiment, have driven them to
the mine breasts. The Executive Committee Of
the Miners and Laborers' Benevolent Association
were to have met IN Pottsyille to-day 10 devlse
compI0 mise or NIT upon some forioTn hope OF con-
tinuing the strike. But the President OF the as
last night, ana was bluntly tod that compromise
was NOT a word 10 be found In the lexicon OF the
operators. Unwilling to openly confess defeat
the leaders OF the men were not to be seen to-day.
The members OF the Miners committee went OF
to their homes IN great anger to order the dis
tricts TO vote on tne proposition 10 resume work
on operators terms. Though no news has yet
been received from the districts there no doubt
but that they VIII all decide 10 work, the men
have been gradually entering me mines on tner
own responsibility. To-day the Philadelphia aud
Reading Coal and Iron companies had fifteen
coli1erles in operation and some SIX or eight more
will resume tomorrow. About ten cOlllertes
owned BY private individuals are working. Be-
fore week Il over IL Is confidently predicted the
Schuykl region will be In fun blast and there Is
intense rejoicing throughout the entire country
over the news OF resumption, and especially
among merchants. who. by crediting the miners
have placed tner business IN jeopardy.
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THE PALLIUM.

CINCINNATI Ohio. June 49, 1875.
Archbishop Wood, OF Philadelphia, has nearly
recovered from mis- recent attack OF acute rneu-
matism, ana starts to-day Ia a special car for
Philadelphia where lie will DO invested on Tnurs-
day with inc pdUiUm. lie accompanied by
Archbishop Purcell, Of Cincinnati; BlsnOp alder,
OF NatcHez; Bisnvp Quinlan, " Mobilt; Mgr.
Roncetu DR.. UDaldi and several distinguished
n
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THE ABORIGINEs.

PERSONNEL OF THE COMMISSION TO NEGOTIATE
WITH THE SIOUX
WASHINGTON, June Is, 1875
the commission TO treat with the Sioux Indians
has been increased TO eight members. As It
was not known who would accept and as In
vltaions were extended TO more than were
actually needed, eight nnally accepted. The
following are the names Hon. William b.
Allison, oil Iowa; Bisnop f. r. Ames. OF
Maryland; r. W. Palmer, OF Illinois; BrIgadler
General Alfred II. Terry, United states Army (;
Hon Abram ComIngO OF Missouri; Rev. ). Ii. ain
man OF DAKOTA; q. 4. Bcauvois, oil Missouri, and
j. II. Ubeine, oil New York. Joseph w. Dwyer was
appointed secretary. The salary TO each will be
SIS a day, with an allowance Tor necessary ex-
ucuReR.
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THE SCHILLER.

rwo BODIES REcovEnED NEAR THE SCENE or
THE WRECK.
ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE HERALD BY CABLE.
LONDON, June is, 1875.
The body of Mr.. E. Mannheimer, of Phil
ldelphia, and the body of Mr.. Ferdinand
Kreuter, of New York, who were drowned ct
he time of the wreck of the steamship
Schiller, have been recovered from the water
near the scene of the disaster.
The bodies are greatly disfgured.
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THE EUROPEAN IMPERTALISTS.

ADVICE ron A RUSSIAN ALLIANCE WITH
ESGLAND-A SIGNIFICANT HINT TO KAISER
WILLIAM
VIENNA, June Is 1875
A sensation has been created here BY the publ
patton in the ST. Petersburg Golos OF an article
advocating an alliance between Russia and Eng
and, because the three Emperors have lost the
power OF guaranteeing peace, SINCE zone member
thereof has become suspected OF warlike designs
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MRS. JARRATrs MURDER.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, June IS, 1875.
The prosecuting attorneys ned an interview
with Judge Frazier TO-DAY urging him to return
Jesse woodson 10 Murireesboro JAN, saying that
His Honor's action in committing Woodson here
reflected upon the citizens OF mat place. Judge
Frazier told them ne would not give woodson up
without me most positive assurance thai ne would
not be mobbed.
woodson protests his innocence, and says that
ne can prove II by four negroes II allowed fair
trial.
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PACKER NsrIrrTE.

the annual Commencement at Packer Collegiate
Institute, in Joralemon street, Brooklyn, win taxa
place in the chapel OF the Institute tomorrow
evening Packer Institute is one OF the
Oldest female semlnaries In the country
and one oil tho best. some OF It's grad ua tei
have reached high places In ltera sure. Glass day
was celebrated by the graduating class In tbs
chapel OF the institute.
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WASHINGTON.
FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.
wAsuINaroN. June Is. 1875.

WASHINGTON, June 10, 1875.
PRECAUTIONS OF FOREIGN GOVERNMENTS AGAINST
THE IMPORTATION OF THE COLORADO BEETLE.
The secretary oil State has received Official IN
formation that all vessels from American ports
laden with potatoes Will be embargoed II within
Russian or German waters. These governments, 1t
appears, are satisfied that the only way TO prevent
the importation OF tue Colorado oeele Is to refuse
entry all vessels that are likely to have the bug
on board In answer TO the inquiry the state De-
partment states upon the best authority that tue
beetle is not vehicle OF disease, and is harmless
even II handled.
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4 cARp1NAL sER1oUs1x NE.

BERLIN June Is, 1876.
1t is reported that the Cardinal Archbishop
Ledocnowski Is dangerously Ill.
[His Eminence Cardinal Ledochowski Arch
bishop of Posen and Gneisen, in Prussian Poland
is still held prison by the German imperial gov
ernment. He was elevated TO the Cardinalate by
His Holiness the Pope at the same time as the Gar
dlnal Archbishop OF New York. Cardinal Ledo-
chowskl has suffered greatly In bodily health
since his Incarceration. The Cardinals has which
is intended for him remains In the vatlcan.-ED.
HERALD
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REMARKABLE RESCUE.
PORT JKRvIs, June is, 1875.

PORT JERvIs, June IS, 1875.
Last week two year old child was lost in the
woods near Blooming Grove, PIKE county, Penn.
For three days parties secured the woods day aud
night When the enid was ioaud he was uncon-
suiOus and lying la o rattlesnaKe den -Four OF tue
snakes mad 10 be KILLED by The rescuer before the
enid could D. touched, THIS Is regarded as one
OF the most miraculous escapes ever recorded
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ANOTHER DEFAULTER.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, June 15 1875.
James A. Chastaine, the deiaul,ng bookkeeper
OF lily, Harvey n Richardson, was arrested at Hot
Springs, ARK. on saturday, but was released on q
writ OF ia peas corpus ana escaped. Inc amount
OF his uefalcation Is not known, but Will exceed
$4,000. Uhastalne Is IRON georgia and respect
ably connected.
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A FLIGHT OF GEAssHoPPERs.
OMAHA. Neb.. June Is. 1873

OMAHA Neb., June 15 1875.
the city Ii full Of grasshoppers, stragglers rom
the vast army which passed over here yesterday
Private gardens lrut trees ADD all sorts OF vcge-
taton has suffered 20 great extent. Herald
specials Tonight from the principal portions OIL
the state say the grasshOppers are passing over
nOrthward anu doing little or no damage as yet,
The crops are the finest ever known.
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SPAIN.

DON CARLOS sET-oFF TO THE ALFoNsIsT
THRONE AND PARLIAMENT.
LONDON June Is, 1878.
A special despatch to the Times says Don Carlos
has given his the title Of Prince oil AsIurias.
he mas also convoked the Blscay Juntas 10 meet
the 27th inst, In order to contrast the attitude
OF the Carlists with that OF the Alfonssts, whose
government, he says. is afraid TO summon the
Corteg.
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ITALY.

TIE UNITED NATION TAKING MEASURES FoR
THE PUBLIC SAFETY.
ROME, June rs, 1875
In the Chamber Of Deputies to-day the debate
on the public SAFETY bul was continued An order
OF the day was proposed, which was agreed 10 by
the government, and passed BY majority Of sew.
enteen.
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MUrnx AND BLooDsHED ON THE AMERICAN
BRIG KALUNA.
LONDON, June 16-9 P. NJ.
bloody ARRAY took place last night on board
the brig Kaluna Nash, master, from London for
New York.
The second mate received several stab wounds.
and was landed at Deal In critical condition.
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THE DEFALCATIoN OF ABRAHAM
JACKSON.
boston, June Is, 1875.

BOSTON, June 10, 1875.
the schedule OF the assets and liabilities Of
Abraham Jackson, the lawyer defauter. filed In
the United states Court, shows AS Ollows:-Lia-
bllitles, s4lT,T2o; assets, $15l,6lS IS.
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RurdEHs' FEMALE COLLEGE.

This popular institution viii celebrate GLASS
day IN the chapel No. 4s9 FIT avenue, at half
past two O'Clock TINS afternoon, and VIII hold iti
Commencement exercises ia the Church OF the
Disciples, Madison avenue and Forty-tith street
tomorrow evening, al eight O'Clock. The grad
Elsie Crane, Kettle W. Darling, Lena A. Doscher,
Margaret ID. Griswod, Emma samson, Mary w.
samson, Vena A. Sessions, M. Margaret UNI
ana Josephine WandeL
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COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES,


The Commencement ofthe University OF the City
OF New YORK Will be held tomorrow. June IL, az
halI-past ten O'Clock A. NJ, IN the Academy OF
Alumni will be neld In the council room or the
University. Glass dinner occurs on Friday even
ing. the 18th inst, at the HOFFMAN House. On TINS
occasion the literary Programme Will be hed by
j. q. romlinson class orator; J. A. Lott IT., poet;
A. f. Holman, lstorlan, and ]. r. Crlttenden
prophet
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FRANCE.
1 CONGRATULATIONS

PRESIDENTIAL CONGRATULATIONS TO THE
SOLDIERS WHO WERE LATELY REVIEWED.
PARIS, June is, 1875.
President MacMahon has issued an order Of the
day congratularing the troops which TOOK part in
the grand review at Longchamps on their excel
lent bearing ana discipline.
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FIRE IN A DISTILLERY.

About half-past eight O'Clock last night IRE
broke out the top moor OF the three story brica
building No. 443 West Thirty-nrst street. owned
and occupied by Robert Grecan as n distlery and
residence. the damage to stock and building will
amount to over sl,500 fully covered by insurance
The cause OF the IRE Is at present unknown.
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THE PEACE OF EUROPE.
LONDON. June le--e A. N.

LONDON, June le--6 A. NJ
despatch rom Berlin to tAe Ddfiv telegraph
reports that Prince Bismarck, before leaving for
the country. received the foreign representative,
and gave each assurances OF the peaceful disposl-
tion Of Germany.
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CINCINNATI, Ohio, June Is, 1873.
the Coroner's jury in the McGenan murder case,
Al Hamilton rendered verdict to-day that Nc
Gehan died from gunsnot wounds inflicted BY
unknown person.
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CHARLIER INSTITUTE.

The closing exercises OF the Cnarlier Institute
In West Filty-eightn and Fiity-ninth streets. neal
the Central Park. will occur on Friday evening In
tine chapel on Fiity-eighth street.
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THE PRUSSIAN DIET.

BERLIN, June Is 1875
The session Of the Prussian Diet was formally
closed to-day.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Algeria viii leave this port on
Wednesday for Queenstown ana Liverpool
The mails FOR Europe viii close at the Post onncs
at halrpast eleven O'Clock A. NJ
THE NEW YORK HERALD-Editiou for Europe
win be ready at haltpast eight O'CLOCK In tho
morning.
Single copies, In wrappers for mailing. six cents