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OBITUARY.
AuRELIUs D. PARKER.

Aurelius Dwight Parker, formerly member or the
Massachusetts Legislature and prominent law
yer died in Boston yesterday, aged seventy-nve
years.
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THE RIO GRANDE BORDER.

SUSPICIOUS MOVEMENTS OF THE BANDIT COR
TINA
WASHINGTON, June Is, 1875.
General e. o. Q. Ord, commanding the Depart
ment or Texas who is now In TINS city, this morn
ing received telegram from Texas announcing
that Cortina has left Matamoras though 1t is not
known where he has gone. The officers in Texas,
however, are suspicious OF his movements, and it
is feared ne is bent upon further mischief Gen.
eral Ord leaves here tonight to return to Texas.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes in
the temperature Tor the past twenty-four hours
in comparison with the corresponding date OF
last year as Indicated by the thermometer at
hudnut's pharmacy, HERALD Buidng:-
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LONDON, June is, 1878.
There was hail storm here and In ttis vicinity
Today. Elsewhere In England the weather is re-
ported FAIR.
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A FACTORY BURNED.
NEW HAVEN conn. .

NEW HAVEN, conn, June 49, 1878.
The shear works In Naugatuck were burned
ths morning. The loss is $4,000; Insurance
$1,000
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RUSSIAN EMIGRANTS FOR AMERICA.

LONDON, June 10, 1875
The steamship Moraviau, for Quebec, has on
board COS Mennonite emtgrants from Russia.
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THE pLEAsURE OF a Plunge IN THE SEA

Is enhanced by the OF GLEyS's SULPHUR SOAR Fash
onahle requenters Of the side know this and also
that II Is beau incr OF complexion its best
vative, remedy for affections OF the skin. Hence
popularity. One box Is cakes 6lc.
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THE MONEY CRISIS IN ENGLAND.
Heavy Failures in London
and Manchester.
Depressing RumOrs on the Street, but the
Feeling on Change Slightly Improved.

LONDON, June IS, 1876.
N. Alexander, Son Co., merchants. No. %
Great Winchester street, have failed.
THE LIABILITIES.
Their liabilities are $1,ooo,ooO.
THE CAUSE.
Their failure was caused By Alexander Collie q
Co.'s suspension.
ANOTHER FAILURE IN THE cITY.
octavius Philips q Co., Colonial brokers, No. u
Great Jones street, LONDON, have failed.
FAILURE IN MANCHESTER.
The Medlock smallware Company, OF Manchester.
have also failed.
WHAT THEY OWE
The liabilities OF these last two firms are not
known.
DEPRESSING RuMoRs, BUT CHANGE HOPEFUL
LONDON, June 1s-P. NJ.
At this hour $3.50 P. NJ sinister rumors con-
nnue In business circles. but there is generally
better feeling prevailing.
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WOMEN.


u "a sad commentary upon our boosted civilization
that the women times have dcgcnefated IN health
ami physique until they literally race OF lnyads
pale. ncmous Feeble ant bAck-achy. with only here
anu there noble exceptions the persons OF the
robust buxom ladies characteristic % the in days
gone BY. By large experience. covering period
years aud embracing the treatment OF many thou-
sands OF Of these ailments peculiar % women, Dr
Fierce Worlds DispensaTy, BufalO. n. H.. has
perfected, by The combination Of certain vegetable
tracts, natural spccn. winch no does not extOl
cure-al, but one which admirably fulhls singleness
OF PURPOSE beng most positive and rcii bic remedy
tor those weaknesses AMI complaints that afict the
" the present day Ihis natural specific com
pound II called DR.. PftncE's FAroRirE PRESUMPTION
The following among those diseases IN which tins
wonderful medicine has woreed cures a. Il BY magic
aud with n ccrtuiuiv never before att lined by any
medicines weak back. nervous and general debility
falling and other di.placements Of internal organs
sulting from debility ana lack u strength IN natural
supports internal fever, congestion Inflammation and
liberation ami very other chronic diseases inc-
dent women, not proper 81 mention here. IN which
well IN the taat have been enumerated. the
favOritc Prescription effects cures-thc marvel 81 the
world. II viii not do harm III any state or condition
the system, and by adopting rs u.s. tbs inval lady
may avoid that 81 ordeals the consulting OF
family physician. FayOriic Prescription IS sold by
dealers IN medicines generally
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A-THE MOST TASTY AND GRACEFUL HAT
for gentlemens summer Is the ALASKA BEAVER
Manufactured and sold by ESPEAsCHEID, lis Nassau
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A-A.-BUNKER MIL CENTENNIAL SHOES

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GOVERNMENTAL AND CITIZEN HoNoRs TO TIE
AMERrcANs-A GRAND ASSAULT AT ARMS.
DUBLIN, June 1s-Evening.
grand assault at arms was given by the gar.
rison troops this afternoon at the Exhibition
Palace In honor OF the American visitors.
Several thousand persons were present
Two military bands played American airs.
GRAND THEATRICAL FETE IN HONOR OF THE
VISITORS.
special performance was given tonight in
honor OF the American team at the Gaiety Theatre
All the rinemen we're present.
Great crowds nlled TIE streets around the thea
tire and cheered the guests with the utmost en-.
tnusIasm.
Miss Genevieve Ward an American, played
Medea aud between the acts delivered an ode OF
welcome, which was greeted with prolonged
cheering from the immense audience.
ARIsTocRATIc FRIENDS.
The Lord Mayor and members OF mis- family and
many OF the FIRST people In Dublin we're present.
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ALL PHYSICIANS. AND RUPTURE ID PERSONS
generally, we're attracted BY the remarkable
ease and eficieney Of the ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANIES
RKNEnY FoR RuPTrnk snpplIed nj fSi Broadway.
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RIFLE SHOOTING IN IRELAND.
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THE AMERICAN TEAM TO SHOOT FOR THE PRIZE.
Governmental and Citizen Honors to the
Transatlantic Visitors.

DUBLIN, June Is, 1875.
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THE AMERICANS TO SHOOT FOR THE PRIZE.
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THE ARGUMENT AGAIN RESUMED.

Mr.. Beach-That pledge was given. The
principle the sentiment which lies at tho foundation of
the privilege which shelters the client from the treachery
of involved in the actual and precise rela
ton existing between Tracy and TltOn That sentiment
which makes gentleman is involved in that rela
ton Mr. Tracy, his advocates may skuik behind the
distinction that he not technically an attorney when
he appealed upon the ground OF professional relation
and duty assumed to place and his obligation and his
pledge upon that relation Do you forget that Mr. Tlton
said to him Why, do not understand the etiquette Of
your profes ion; but wish to know IL make commun
cations to you and now whether you hereafter
appear antagonsm me-" Do you forget the answer
OF Tracy NO matter Mr. Ton, about the etiquette Of
profession but the communications you make to me
will be sacred"
Mr. Tracy must meet this question upon its principle
unbdden by any technicates. He has challenged the
position and the discussion My learned friends have
done and question which must be decided In the
Judgment of the profession and the community else
the idea Of privilege between attorney and client IL
legal mOckery it is legal pitfa And IL tho profession
will counenance, under these circumstances. treacher
revelation facts thus obtained the profession will
become, and it ought to become, byword and
At the end Of Ram Facts" Is collection Of so
utons regard to professional department taken from
Hofmans Of legal studyan authority upon the
question OF professional department that think will
scarcely be questioned by The eighth Of those
utions adopted by that distinguished gentleman is this
II have ever had any connection with cause, never
permit myself when that connection is for any
severed to be engaged on the side OF my former
tag0nst shall any change in the formal aspect OF
the cause induce regard it ground Of excep
ton. Ii Is poor apology for being found the OPP
poe side that the present b but the ghost Of the former
will not pursue gentlemen, this line Of remark.
have said all that think duty requires
and leave that subject with regret that
pelled say anything The subject will pass to the udg
ment Others and that Judgment have doubt will
be discreet and wise and emphatic that there will be
little doubt hereafter in regard TO the propretes which
have been discussing
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MR.. BEACHS PERORATION.

My argument now, gentlemen, is finished.
All these disagreeable topics have passed, and re-
jolced that am relieved hope forever from them; but
please suffer O few words in conclusion We have
communed together long time upon great themes, lift
ing above the littleness OF common controversy
They are associated with the highest interests OF
iy. They affect the civilization OF the age Truth,
morality, religion, divine and human law all the great
topics which stir the enthusiasm Of nature, have
mingled with deliberations 1t IL impossible that we
should not feel something Of their purifying Inspiration
Tho selfish aud petty struggles OF ordinary life often
trammel aud debase thought, claiming souls to
mercenary calculation and sordd desire.
II anything exalt to higher spirituality, to
nober conception Of truth and duty, 1t Is like
this full of dgned interest and weghty responsible
y. We must rise TO this great occasion we belitte
ourselves and dishonOr nature. Most sensibly
have felt my inability worhily to meet the duty Of my
position and struggle with the perplexites Of this wide
debate in the face Of adversares cunning OF defense
80 powerful and skilled as my eminent friends. But
the race Is not always TO the swirl nor the
battle to the strong The sling OF the shepherd very
often vanquishes the might Of the giant Weakness Is
strong In the energy Of truth have faith In my own
SKILL but have abiding hope In the supreme Justice
which governs the world, marking the sparrow as IL
falls On the great seal Of your city Is engraved the
noble motto, Right makes might" and on any day OF
public celebration 1t shines upon the flag which Is flung
out from the dome Of your City Hall.
IL Is the sentiment which encourages and strengthens
weakness In It's contests with arrogant strength IL
the sentiment which has sustained my client in all the
difficulties and dscouragements Of this contest, and II
will sustain and eventually, trust redeem him, because
1t bears the promise Of Him whose words shall never fail
Weared aud worn with this trial. gentleman shall part
from YOU with respectful regret Our long
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Mr. BEECHERs SERENITY WHILE UNDER
FIRE

And now gentlemen, considering what l
think the rather and exravagant career OF Mr.
Beecher ~ teacher looking at the tendencies OF his
thought aud sentiments deineated In his spoken
words considering the impulses OF bis nature as we read
them through his ueances Is he deserving OF the high
encomums no has received, and 10 he man who, when
ho stands confronted evidence against which no other
human being could stand for instant-is he, by the
simple authority Of his character and his word to over
turn the power Of demonsrave proof Has he through
the his counsel the right TO arrogate to himself
this supreme position this infbity Of character, aud
10 laud 1t over his fellows as the leading dir
vine OF the agei That Is question which Is to be
sincerely and deliberately answered by this jury
answered under those solemntes which pertain TO
court Of Justice and governed by those principles which,
according to the ohs OF juror jurors are to be re-
celyed from the instructions OF the court has been
marvel TO the Christian world 1t one OF the most as
tonsng developments Of the character and the power
of Mr. BeeoLer that even whilc this trial was progress
ing he should yet competent 70 pursue the duties OF
bis ministerial once apparently unaffected, sermonzns
and praying with all the lptelgenoe and the power ana
RE upcton OF his earlier fe that through these four
ears OF prostratng sorrow and agony tortured daily
ana nightly by the anxiety and fear OF discovery
and the remorss Of guilt, that neyertneiess
this man In his majesty and greatness
sss stood up, the admired Of all observers
Gentlemen. you DO not comprehend the greatness Of this