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character and the most profound gratitude for tho ser
vices Of the President they firm in the conviction
that they select man whose nomination. equally
with that Of the present Executive. would DO pro-
nounccd expression for the principles OF National honor
and sound finances and would not be amensble to tho
criticism which would necessarily occnr IL the party haa
the temerity to violate the unwntten law OF the TO-
public We mention this subject SIMPLY for tho purpose
Of emphasizing the duty OF Republican 70 a -
foolish thing in ITSELF or any despte 70 inc
President, for Republicans authoranvey 10 cohaemn
the idea which has found lodgment we fear In many
minds If there danger Of the third term becoming an
the obligation O a to II e ss
| resolutions can do no HARM.
| Somebody is going to he ruined in the prophet
hus;ness by the Ohio election Both sides ndulgng
in the most confident predictions OF victory Thus the
Cincinnati Commercial says "The defeat Of Allen will
be overwhelming il there should not bo an unexpected
force in appeals that being made to those VINO
have anything to hate those who have somo-
thing and therefore TO vote tho Democratic ticket ana
get some Of the more money promised when the
perennial paper shall hum and green ink shall shine
over the happy land" The Enquirer emphatic In
its declaring: From the beginning OF this
cany we say to friends at distance there mas
not the slightest doubt OF the election or Gov Allen
1t doubted by any intelligent person since
the financial question has been made the on! issc II Is
CONCEDED his majority VIII reach high up ,to e ni o
thousands. Gov, Hayes has much chance oI VenB
elected Governor tor thiid term as ne mas vi ocs
struck with lightning"
1he prospect OF having Mt. h'h"ui oPo"hoi
OF the House of Representatives. does not please TIE
Utica Observer I, calls him an "infationst Protec
tionsts backpay and salary gra3ber ana says
He Is not only out of accord with the great body OF the
Democracy issues OF vital Importance put nc RACKS
the essential qualification for leadcrshiP-hones'y
While that miserable scheme In progress for r"bbing
the taxpayers of 900 900 and dividing 1t among Con-
gressmen in the OF back-pay. Mr. Randall maze
himself Extensively prominent ON one occasion ho pro-
voked the thioyes laughter by telling them that ne
never heard OF who refused 10 take al the
salary that he could get and that man was left at nome
10y his dis g,sed constituents The man whom dse 20
scrrcr prefers for speaker is Mr. H. C. Kerr OF ndlai
whose purity never Swallowed by Suspicion. anu
who is In perfcct accord with the party ON tho yltai
issues of the day." As for DR. Cox The Observer THINKS
the time has for him TO render tho party con
spicuos service through sacrifice Of his personal ahp-
ton by voluntarily Withdrawing his name from the con-
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BEACH-At Christ Church Rectory, Oswego on the Sfa 9
@ r. H., bsa s, r1 I q Mn s H 81 pr
BERrRAND-wodnesdayA Aug. Z. John Edmond BertrasA
funeral the residence Of his father In law
southwoh 2ss Carroll PARK brooklyn ~ " On saturday.
aug s,' v Marsas II. as ''n ~
I" attend tho residence q bis uncle Tho.
Benton. No 3S TempkinsPlaee brooklyn on es'unaAs'
sanofE. Norfolk. and Richmond papers please copy.
CARPENTER-At Warwick, y. Y, Friday 9th inst. MAY
H.. wife Of h. w Carpenter NJ. d., OF Brooklyn
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
CLARK-At Paterson, n. J, Aug. 8, Henry Ciarx IN inc
9%@ Il. s arc esa .
n. j., on Monday, the 9th inst. st2p
Nsra ~ eS1%as Drake
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
GRAY-On Aug>6, c. Valentine Gray, aged months
sans JAMES n cray Eat = Lightly int sss
infant daughter Of Henry J. and Annie NJ Hart aged
Relatives friends respectfully invited to attend The
eI cn trG sS %onns at n sos h ~
.ss Efy sa . soG g I SSnas'n and
Friends Of family invited 70 attend The funeral or sat
meet the o tram IF from 100, T. Barclay and ch
D., n Catsarine A. jcr,isn aged years months.
Relatives friends Of the family are invited 70 attend he
near Jackson. ave. Jersey City Highta
KETCHAMIn Brooklyn, suddenly on Friday. 9Th inst
Areta 81 vito Of John r. ketcam and daughter oil John l.
Quimby.
The relatives friends OF the family invited to atten3
her late residence, No. rs NassausI
O'clock sunday, 9Th inst
PURDYAt liz late residence No SO East 10th st. In THE
city Tuessy Aug 3 John Pury in the eis year OF his
Funeral services will held at Calvary Church. 2lsst anA
4h ave-. Friday, the 9th inst ut ~ o'clock BeAuvee
and friends nvited 10 attend
REYNOLDs-Aug 9. John sylvesta Reynolds, In tho SRA
year OF his age.
Notice OF funeral hereafter
SEARS-At Newburgh. N. Y. on Friday morning. Aug q
heart disease Frank d. eldest OF Hector Sears aged ~
Relatives and friends family invited to attend the
Of his father 93 Gates BROOK
Ign, on Monday, Aug. q, at 2i2 pm.
sMTH-On Friday Aug g. at the residence Of his soo indaw
Of New.YOrk, in the slst year OF his age.
Notice OF funeral In tomorrow's papers
sTEWART-At Cold Sprhg l.. L. Friday the 9Th Inst
Helen Feury infant daughter OF Charles j. and Jennie r.
Stewart, ages, months % days.
Funeral Johns church Sunday 9Th ins
III b. In epiiness to convey friends an1
relatives aud the station at Syossett Tram leaves
Hunters Point at 8 a.
sCOTT-August g. 1875 after brief illness sslle. wife a
Relatives and invited 10 attend the funeral %
Friday morning. August g. At 10 O'clock from the residence
Of her mother, 232 Filth ave.
TOwAR-At Seabrght N. J., Aug 1875. OF diphthenH
Margaret Asbury child OF Thos ii. and Rosalne Bent
10y TOwsr ,he 5th Of hsr age.
from the residence OF her grndfathe fetet ehuoy
Jersey City Hghs on saturday Aug Z, M10clock
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NTDNI0HT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OrFfCEk,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Saturday, Aug. II a. H. }


OFFICE OF THE CHIEY SIGNAL OprrcER.}
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Saturday, Aug. II An }
SyyOpsis for the past "a hrits
Heavy rains prevail in the Middle States and
lower lake egOn with brisk sOhery to NJ sry VIRUS
and low barometer.
Light rains followed by clearing and cool weather. are
reported from the upper lake regions where the barome
ter has sen, with north to west winds. .
and Gulf States, except rains In the Lower Mississippi
Valleys. .
Clear weather prevails in the Northwest where the
temperature has fallen slightly with nortberly wlns
feet at LOUSY e inches at Evansville and inches ~
Paducah. 1t has fallen rapidly at Marietta anu ips-
burgh.
The Mississippi has risen slightly ut the stations be-
Louis
Probabil,t,es
For New England, cool, cloudy weather ana rain VIII
prevail with local storms, southeast 10 eouth
west winds and falling barometer
The Ohio River will rise slowly at stations below Louis
vile and fall at stations above Cincinnati
For the Middle states and orer take region RAIN ana
LOrer temperature than on Friday, nth orisk 10 hHh
north resf 10 southwest tcnds folored by clearing
reather and rising barometer from Virginia norM~dd
TO Lake Erie.
norherly westerly winds, with rising barometer and
slight changes In temperature. -
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri and the
Ohio Valley, clear or fair weather. stationary or rising
Winds followed by falling barometer and soutbery winds
west Of the Upper Mississippi.
For the South Atlantic, Gulf States and Tennessee
partly cloudy warm weather, southwest north
the southern ana central portions Of the south Atlantic
States.
The Mississippi will continue to rise from Cairo to
Vicksburg and the danger Will increase during SATURDAY
CautiOnary signals continue at stations on Lakes
Ontario, Erie, and Huron, and stations on the Atlantic
coast from Cape Hattera5 to Passport.
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POLITICAL NOTES.

II is reported at Senator Jarvis Lord Is
not candidate for reflection There is venerable
story dog that had similar sentiments about
supper which was not forthcoming.
1t is generally agreed by the Republican
rress O. this ST ate Il al the next party platform must
contain AN auhird resolution. The Utica Herald,
noticing this fact. says: 1t ought to have had place
IN the platform iid year. No oppose it now.
without meaning mscnief 10 the party aud to the coun-
try"
It every day The initiation at Cincinnati has been
getting madden and madden his speech and now it
declares As Mi Thurman had very little If any, hand
In making the Ohio Democratic platform, shall object
his authority interpret it before the people, Still,
this country and FRI oio Of speech Is an insti
tuition which even sOitihone advocate shOuii "e cna!
about running his head against
There has been a coed deal of grumblins
at the recently adjourned Constitutional Convention Of
Missouri but it TO- have done its work well! II the
opinions OF tho state press TO DO trusted The ST.
Louis Republican points out the new features in the
new instrument, and adds: 1--WE are of the decided
opinion this new Constitution il 80 far in advance OF the
present organic law with reference to the practical mel
dents OF government that tue people VIII ray IL ny an
overwhelming majority"
so the Republican party is not altogether
harmonious ia Wisconsin afer ali. 1t is only short
time since The Milwaukee sentinel assured that the
old aniIn0sites had all died out and everything
lovely since then the Journal has been nslnuatng
that the reunited party was unit III FAVOR OF cSocnaOr
Carpenters return to the Senate whereupOn tine
OF exGov washburn makes this discordah suggestion:
ave would suggest 10 me NdUdukee Sentinel that ex-
Senator Carpenter is not running the state ticket THIS
year, and that any attempt to flood him into popular
favor Oh the sengh the popularity OF tho ticket
nominated Will be failure. Leave the dead quietude"
Pennsylvania politicians say that Senator
Wallace has decided that Judge Ross il TO be their cand
date Tor Governor and boast thet there Is chance OK
hs getting VIDE support and especially the support OF
Ire PhIadephia Times, which would be Of great
value since that paper has made much the most notable
success OF recent years in Philadelphia journalism The
Pu 10 Will not receive tbs announcement with enthu
sasm The mniation Of Bgler would command
sslue 70 make room Or any senator Wallace
may have selected.
III The third-term question Is dead, as is re-
pca'oo'y asserted 1t makes very restless sort OF
s"S" "s continually putting in appearance in one
p'soo Y" shother IL was around Rochester the other
gay causing TIE Democrat and Chronicle to remark:
arc quite certain that the OF tho Republican
party 90 not sympathzs with tho thirdterm movement
$1a while they eatcrtan the highest respect for tho
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A HALTLN THE TELEGRAPH COMBIN1F4ON.

Mr.. Jay Gould seems to be defeated IN the effort
10 secure an immediate combination OF the western UNION
and Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Companies There Is,
at least no indication that negotiations have advanced
angle step since tho scheme preached some weeks
aco and thus far has amounted merely to Obbng
whether the requisite power to carry out the scheme VIII
be gained in the next election remains to be seen IL Is
still currently believed In Walst. that Gould did have
enough Western Union stock to control the election
Reports OF another company organized against the
Western Union in California are now confirmed senator
sh.ron Michael Reese Calvin W. Kellogg, and other
heavy captasts are among the stockholders 1t Ia de-
cared on their behalf that they at least will not oe
willing to sell out under any circumstances to the Western
Union and that il the Atlantic and Pacific should, they
will undertake speedily to replace the opposition facil
ties II now DOssesscs.
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A Wrong Custom Corrected.

II cutie generally custom to take strong liver sttmu
,ants Tor the cure complaint and both the mineral and
Vegetable Kingdoms been diligently searched tO procure
be most drastic puratves order to produce
powerful upon the liver and arouse the tagging and
febe organ This system Of treatment Is on the same pf1nci
plo giving weak aud dehtated man large portions
brandy him do certain amount OF work When
the stulant is withheld the organ like the system grsdn
dton than before WHAT then IL wantedi Medicines which,
while they bile 10 flow freely from the liver a. thAs
organ action will not overwork and thus debi
fate H. but Will discontinued leave the ver
healthy. such remedies found In Dr.
PERcs GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY AND PuRGAriyB PEI
LEfs , o ,. ,>,.,...
RUsK, Texas, May 10 1873.
DR. r. v. PIBeCe Buffalo, n. Y. -
DIAN My wife last year at this time confined b
with Chronic Liver Disease. had OF the
doctors her. gave up die when upon
sopie your medicine bought bottle and
giving she then weighed 50 pounds she weShs 10
pounds and Ia robust and hearty She hs taken eight bottles
In all you see ain An advocate for your Medicines.
WILLIAM MAE,
PROM THE NOTED SCOUT. "BUrRALO BILL"
HOLLAND HOUSE, RocKSoRD Ill. April 20. fS7A
Da n v. PIERck Buffalo, N. Y:
DisOOvgRY connection with PkiB and must thao
nothing taken for my liver has done much
good. foo LIB Thanks 70 Jour wonderful modk
olnA ". y. C00Y (" Bufna0 6iQ.' =
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THE VESTERN CROPS.
.. copv CROP ENORMOUS IN KANSAS.


IIom The Atchtson (Kdn.l Champion JuIy3i ,v
"There never was such weather for corn! =.
said farmer to us few days ago Alternate rains and
sunshine warm atmosphere, and abundant nno's SURE,
tho conditions arc indeed favorable and you can almost
Zee the ,rn grow now days. That left untoued by the
Iosts is from 10 Is feet high aud almost every stark
hns unon n from two three The repianted corn
il from fonr to seven feet high standing very tnica anu
vrowing with wonderful vigor and rapdity Inc area
nisntaI in corn this year is unusually large-lly one
third greater we should think. than any FORMER year
The corn crop of Kansas this season will DO enormous
TIE ARMY WORM IN LUCAS COUNTY, OHIO.
FROM me Tetedo (Ohio) Bad'. Aug
Farmers inform us that the storm hos not
Incidentally checked tho ravages Of the army worm Is
safe TO say however that 20 this time me farmers as
class ara more scared than hurt the worms hang con-
dned their operations to comparatively few heIds Ihas
thew NAV increase numbers and destrrctlveness 10
very true but 1t not tho part Of wisdom " borrow
trouble.
THE RECENT RAINS IN GEORGIA.
s,c,n Ths Nscon (}d.) Ts>grdph and kessrnoer Aug
But now, from the indications OF the heavens
general rain revivng all nature. and though much o.
the corn has been sadly Injured yet II Will DO worth M
ons OF bshels to the South. Tho portion OF the crop
pla ned late will almost wholly recover the Koed ses
son continues, while oil will 10 signsly benefited In tue
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THE PARTIES AND THE CURRENCY.

Eight States have thus far spoken through
the party conventions on the currency quo ch 20 lar
"a their utteranccs show anything their meaning Is That
both parties have absolutely conference the subject
OF the seven Republican Conventions which have been
held, four-Maine, Minnesota, Iowa, and WisconSi-arc
frankly in favor of honest money and resumption one
imitation. and two-kcn'ucky
and Ohio-aro about evenly balanced between the two
extremes OF the five Democratic conventions wmcn
have been held three-Maine, Minnesota, and Maryland
favor honest money and resumption, and twO-Ohio
and Iowa-aemand imitation The Kentucky Democrats
had nothing say the subject The Ohio platforms
A
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For other ship News see FIfrh Pa1e.l

For other ship Necs see Ftfth Pagel
Bark 1a.Aalf tSor oundersen Bristol F. July s.
Bark rorplot Nor svenhsen Dundalk July in ballast
Is anchored IL Lower Bay for orders 49,, ,, ,.o,.
w BaIs rFs'sen w heT past 0"' Vi A"u
Bsr Sns Il shy sit % days with
Brg Dorothea (Dan) waner, Santos H. via Hampton
Brig soule (o Portiand sOule carena' days
schr bella Yates lof DamariscOtta) Yates Milk River
Scir Ella Br1wn (of Machias) Brown Drydcquash. N B.
ssSr john Williamson 10 days from St. John. N. B.,
sehr. Margaret, Clark Mibridsc with lumber.
schr Lizzie coeirane Hopkins BangIr WITH Lumber
s ssSr fa srn cfn M1 n
schr. John Gabriel Carnpeachy % days with cedar
Scbr Richard Hill, Small. Georgetown, ID. e.
SAILED.
Bark n. 8. de los Angeles. for santandcr.
WIND-sunset, moderate, S.SE; cloudy.
MEMORANDA.
here to day hs. ashore aaas Banks iettisone
small portion Ler Of iron ties VESSEL leaking slight
ly, and will have to haul out.
DISASTERS
sa Ale Stand Ths crew SaSS BEEN
this morning when bottom out and vessel and cargo
became total loss The vessel is insured
SPOKEN.
July mo lat Ion 81, ship Geo Bell from St. John. n b.
''' '''''' DOMESTIC PORTS.
pd a Ahs for Reh%c Me Flora sawyer
Tor Norwich Gustie Wilson, for bingham; A. q f. Hooper,
Boston Arrived, ramshps Reading, from New ork
Berks Boston, Aries. from do schrs Ellen H0gate,
from Kchmond Mary Haley, from Chickahominy River
Frances French from Osborns Landing Val Chas = lNey
from Egg Island alker from Fernsndina Harris kirk
from Ga; Emma HcAdain, faoIn Fernanuiha
Tnterprise the RappahannOck River; ship Aexsndra
BIoan Antwerp bark Athlete from LONDON VIA syuncy
Ssw BEDFORD Aug. CARVED bark Falcon. from Allan
NywORLEANs Aug. 6Ceared, steamship Juniata for Hs
uand. 81. coorx. a v-,uv
from NewYork for Yarmouth bark Norton Pniladeipha
Ja.t.rA upip Erppm
SAN FRASCIsCo Aug. 5.-Cleared ships Alcatras (Br for
Cork; Bayard C}r.) DO . c,.... ,o,.. ~. n :. ana
and silver Spray, for Bath. A..
CnaRirsIdS Aug 6.-Cleared bark Maggie Reynolds tor
pcHT ROYAL s. c. Aug e-sailed, steamship Montgomery
- SAVANNAH, Aug o-saed. schr. Moses Williamson. for
VfSFYARpHAvHy Aug 5.-ATived, brigs Florence, from
Pbladepha for Portland; Walter IiOwes do. for Bangor
schrs j b. Marshall PascagOua for Boston; Ii. ~ Hunt
Philadelphia for do
FOREIGN PORTS
CAnpysAs Aug 4-Saed. VI. Houston North OF HatterAs
schrs h. b. Powell Fanny H. Williams and llzie Batehede
uUlrAx N g., Aug. g. Sailed. bark Emerald (Nor,) for
Arrived 9TH schrs Isaac Rich Bay OF lslands
HAVANA Aug 6-Sae. brig Sportsman, for North Of HAT
teras 6h brgs Manuel (sp) for New York. Geo. BurnhAm
sT John n II. Aug. 6.-Ceared. ship Minnie II. Gerow
Hr1 for LIVERPOOL Tyro OBJ, do. Arrived ship Andrew
Lowell (Ir Bristol bark St Andrew Orb Dios from
M%rAszAs, Aug 5.-saled. bark Robinson Cruso~ N0rA
If
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increased fness of the Rice. to- whore II had nes
headed out win recover In great MEASURE ,. scS
the pea and potato clip crope may yet rcacu
fair average Tho farmer. therefore, must
be up and doing His first thought should ,
and fodder by sowing peas and foddercorn the
drill and preparing large area for turiRs we learn
from Conductor Bass that heavy rains fell on SUNDAY
upon tho line Of the South Western Railroad to ia ter
minus at Clayton Ala. and far beyond and also al tne
way from Smithve via Albany TO Thomasyiiie nj
Poole Of the Pulaski House, Savannah reports magnin
cent rains the coast likewise, where the deepest
syamps and ponds had dried up, and the sea water was
poisoning the rice in the detas Of the Savannah Ogee
chee. and Altamaha Rivers. To-day succession OF 70
frcshng showers rapidly succeed each other and all ma
ture smiles and reoices under their glad influence Law
De0-ney0r doubt bengnant Providence.
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NAVY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, Aug 6.-Lieut. Commander Geo.
w. Wood Is ordered to ordnance duty at the New York
Navy Passed Assistant Engineer j. g. Brosnahan Is
to the New York Navy Yard Cadet Engineers W. A.
Little and Geo II Rabbit ordered ~ the SwataIA Mid
shpman H. III. Mclean Ia detached from the Pensacola and
waiting orders. Passed Assistant Engineer ChaS
H. urecna detached from the New York Navy Yard and
POwLatan, place of Passed Assistant En-
VIM L. Nico detached from vessel aud ordered to
the Naval Academy.
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The Key.Note OF Health.

The health Of the sevsra organs Of ne D"a
that the functions wncn ~
each shall be regularly and actively performed LIZ uanX
sIng gs or deficient his condition Ia not properly
end consequence disease Is soon naugurs r.sS
nv a Timely use of STOMACH BrIyRs Wncn 49,
e Vital when and end0v the feeble rane
with Deeifn Al the same time that he Bits IN
fnse SYSTEM they correct those unS
tonaI Irregularities and local weaknesses when ~ zoo
sowcr i)ysprfsA bladder and kidney comrlaanA guy
ybsnmatism fever aud ague. bOusness constipation ae1
nervous Diseases invariably overcome Dy mo opcratoe ~
tan Alternative tODtD
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Republican.

Republican.
That the policy OF finance
should be steadily pursued
which. without unnecessary
shock to business or trade,
will ultimately eqlalize the
purchasing capacity OF tho
coin and paper dollar.
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ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING IN ALBANY.

ALBANY, n. Y, Aug. 6.-The OCOnnell
Centennial WAS celebrated in Martin Hall tonight under
the auspices OF the Hibernian Provident and the
United Irshmen Associations. Eloquent addresses were
made by DIR. James c. Hannah. Mr.. Joseph B Reilly.
". Can't well. Col John j. Dickcrman. and others The
present. The proceedings not over until nearly
midnight.
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THE DAY ELSEWHERE.
MAsTERLY GRAFTON By WENDELL PHILLIPS IN

BosroN, Aug 6.-1he OConnell meeting AT
Music Hall tonight was one Of the grandest demonsra
lions ever witnessed in this city, The immense bualng
was crowded to OVERLOOKING, and hundreds were unable
70 gain admission. The Hall was elaboratey deco
rated. Some 200 persons occupied tho pat
form. Including tho Committee OF Arrange
ments Gov CASTOR, Cen Banks VIM Loyn Marr'somi;
and Fathers LINDEN. Healey Faiterly, Griihn ana
others POEM entitled Nations Test; w as r and
services OF Daniel OConnel delivered by "enGeIi
Philips which pronounced the master enot o, mr.
Phjllipss life The day appropriately observed III
Portland Bangor, and other cities OF ew-Engiahd
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ARMY ORDERS,

WASHINGTON Aug. 6.-Major VIM. Fl. Johnston,
A. has been relieved from duty in the Depart
Gulf ordered duty at St Louis, NO. Asss
ant d. L. Huntington has been relieved from duty IN
the Department OF California and Criered to report Ia person
the General
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has removed Mr.. Stanton What can be done eve
can 90 nothing" sad Mr.. Dcolittle. he will b. I'M
the message was read Tho consequences aie already
matters Of written history.
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Union OF THE COLORED MEN AND IRISH IN
TIE EXERCISES At ST. PAUL.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, Aug 6.-The OConnell
Centenary celebration this city passed of in fine st!
Ia the morning services held in the Cathedral and
in the afternoon grand procession OF the various Irish
societies OF ST. Paul, Minneapolis, and saltwater took
place. The ST. Paul Robert Banks Literary Society col
ored the City Council Board OF Education the Fire De-
nsr,mont and long line OF carriages proceeded to tho
CITY Park where speeches, music. &c. were induged IA,
Perbaps the finest speech OF the day delivered by
Robert Banks. colOred barber OF this city who gave
his 10 rsonal recoec OF OConne Tie most inter-
cstng feature Of the proceedings was the differentiation
OF the coored and Irish citizens, which was hearty anu
complete.