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CONFIDENCE OPERATORS.
HEAVY swNDLE ON THE CITIZENS OF MAssA-
CHUsETTs.
PROVIDENCE, r. l.. Nov. q. Is75

CHUsETTB.
PRovDENcH, r. l., Nov 2s 1875
Two men, known as II. A Lewis and J. s. Harvey
who have been apparently doing commission bus-
ness here in Canal street under the nrm name OF H.
Lewis Co, proved TO be confidence swindlcrs They
have recently received some large consgnments
Of produce from Huntington and other Western Massa.
chusetts towns, which they converted into cash and
docamped. They we're always under the surveillance
of the police but at 0rst made prompt remittances
until credit established, when they secured some
thousands OF dollars
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GOLDEN HAIR-BARKER's AURORA; HARM
las. a water changes any hair golden fashionable lint
ae vast Twenty ninth street. four doors from broadway
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BEAUTY MARRIED BY A BAD COMPLEXION
may be restored GLRyN's SOAR HILLS HAIR
AND WHIsKER DYE,n black brown, soc.
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A QUESTION ANSwERED-YESl RUPTURE IS
constantly cured by the ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANY, 6S3
broadway; worst eases ably retained without
venience, night and day; never displaced.
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A-wIRE SIGNS PATENT METALLIC FRAMES,
engraved signs. House and store painting
UrHAM 4 co, $50 and $50 Canal street
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FATHER DRUMGoOLE's CHA

BEAUTIFUL AND NATURAL BROWN ORR
black-BOSwELL 4 WARMERS "CoLoRIYIc ron rnwi
HAIRn Depot No. Dey street.
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A-FoR STYLISH AND ELEGANT HAT, OF
extra quality 70 direct 90 the manufacturer
ESPENSCHEID. No. lis Nassau street.
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vr rAN,T TALK

WE CAN'T TALK
without showing the condition OF our teeth Every laugh
In order be ashamed Of thorn let
ue that standard dentice, SozoDoSr, which is
keep white and spotes No tartar encrust them
no affect the enamel species Of decay nest the
dental bone regularly used II is abotancai
and s beneficial effects the toesh and
are marvellous all dscooratons. and renders
hs hard and
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A-wIRE SIGNS, ENGRAVED METAL SIGNS.
Store and Once Painting low prices.
HOJER a GRAHAM. OF Duane street.
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S3 HAT FOR 81 90-FINE HATS A SPECIALITY.
SILK nArs SO 80; worth s. Is New Church street. up
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TRUssEs BANDAGEs, &c-sEELEY's BAND
RusRsR comfortsaety, cleanlness and dnra-
iahIs Fstablshments 1877 Broadway Now York an1 3f7
Chestnut street, PhiladephiA Correct adluSsmant Low
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Imports Exports. Erports
Aggregate ports 1885, $40 464 $50274 sos ST. S0 5e9

Included in above aggregate the following ports
Baltimore, Md. 81, 643 157 81 106,2 2S6 SO, 716
Boston, &c, Mass. 2,90S 204 2S32,325 1884,
Buffalo Creek NY AS, ,lT9 329, ,295 ASS
New Orleans La. ], 132, $50 5,7147 100 4,16S
New York, N. ". 2o6s3, ,00s % 514l3 70o,43o
Oswego NJ Y.... ], sos, ,30S 155,337
Philadelphia Pa. ,456 242975
San Francisco, Cal. 3,545,077 5000 500 S. 42l0
The following are comparisons with october and the
ten months ending October 81, 1874
MERCHANDISE.
Month ending Oct
81, ls75...... $50 654s4e $50, 45oS s1,1So, 500
Month ending Oct
81, 1874. -. @,2o1,255 47,S12S9S 11s,sSs
Ten months end
ing Oct 81 1875. 434 S5S270 442 703 800 10SSS $40
Ten months end
ing Oct 81, 1874 4S753O sos 400 SAT 759 1888 800
SILVER
Month ending Oct
81 1S75........ $2556.OSo $s,lso.76o $3.50
Month ending Oct
81, 1s74....... 1,2ro,os4 2,5o4,S5e 2l7,2le
Ten menths end
ing Oct 81 1875. 1s,067,927 65,1 ,4o7 1867 los
Ten months end
ing Oct 81, 1874 1203o,274 as, 1876 400 5,636 500
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49,
NEANHOoD-2oOTH EDITION.--A TIRE ArTSE EX.
A planatory Of the causes With nstruccs or tho sue
cessfu treatment OF Weakness Low Sprt Nervous Ex~
haustion Muscular Debility and Premature nccns IN Mas
hood price Address tho author DR. f. DE T. CUkIlA
207 Wcs, Twenty second street, Now YORK
NEW CHRISTMAS MUSIC.
IN Christians, Awake anthemx s. ocnts and Love
Divine y hymn 80 cents both BY 6eorgs wilsm Warren
Ii our merry Christmas day - carol Backus; 10 cents
Happy Christmas morning. y carol Pond; 10 cents,
child nis day is born carot Steele ~ cents Corea
mailed. WM A. POND 20, ot1 broadwM AAncA
store. 10 Union sauarc
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WIFE MURDER IN WILLIAMSBURG.

average IeWPerAIure TOT corresponding date last
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The Ercning Dipaich has special stat.
ing that the st. Louis, Kanaas City 4
Northern Railroad has been badly dam.
aged In Schuyler and adjoining counties
by the recent heavy rains, which caused
ffCshCtsi in the Charlton river. The track
near brunswick is submerged for several
miles, and is washed out in Il number OI
places along the line. Trains will prob.
ably he suspended for several days. In the
meantime arrangements have been made
for the conveyance Of passengers over the
Missouri Pacific road. The river nt this
point il quite high. Water has appeared
in the streets Of East st. Louis, and riaC
Of another foot or two will inundatc part
Of that town,
ATHEIST OF ONE OF THE SUPPOSED CIliLl
MuRDEREILS.
Another man, who gave his name "a
John liOgHn, has been arrested for COM
plicity In the murder Of the child Lizzie
Schmidt at OiallOn on Sunday night.
APPLIED ron A WRIT OF itAnEAs CoRrus
It now appears that writ Of habea'
corpna.was applied for this evening by
General Wahhy Thompson, and Sheriff
Anderson will make n return on Friday
to Judge Krum, Of the Circuit Court.
TERRIBLE DAMAGE rO RAILROADS.
The Rcpubiirdns Kansas City special
says that the recent severe storms caused
terrible damage to the railroads In this
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ST rArh, MINI, JnIy The Demo-
cfA'Ic S'n'e COIEehtion spent nioS' ol tnG
afternoon III discussing 'he IlhahclaI
plank OF tue PLATFORM flhally she specie
mymeh! men preNNlieu over Tue eXPan'
slonlSi' Dyn Iargc, MAJORITY lhG loliow'
lng are the more important P'ohKS OF inc
P'Gilorm @noptel H..
:, HtSo'Ef", l. ihat tlie Nu"PHon oi 'ne
Fourteenth fliteenth ana olXteen'h
amendments TO Tue ieuera' constitution
closed great era IN our pOlllIcS, ana
marked ihe emu forever OF human slavery
and OF the struggles that grew out oi lhnl
SYSTEM lheSe HihendlhehIs nave Dcen
accepted ~ gOOd lalth ny all the pOiillcal
organizations ana 'ne people ol a'l sec,
lions. Hereafter all pnr'les must Stahu
upon them any our politics must lurh on
questions OF the present ana iilIure' ana
not upon those OF the settled ana llnnI past
:; That we are opposed to all attempts
to limit the freedom OF the press oi the
country
d: a return To g"lu anu silver "S "
basis ol the currency o. tue country,
with preparatory anu elective measures
to secure resumption Of specie pay
menis. .n .
=; a tarlIi lor revenue only consistent
with m honest ndministratlon--n0ne i0r
protection; no government partnership
with protected monopoIies.
D. Equal and exact justice to az men:
no partial legislation, no partial taxa
iiOn.
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FRANCE.

PARIS July T.-GraniCr de COssagnnc
has published letter in which he threat.
ems 10 kick GnmRttn.
Don Carlos has been released on prom.
isc to quit the French territory.
In the Assembly to-day the public pow.
Crs bill was debated.
NJ. Maroon, Radical, moved MI amend.
mcnt IN favor Of making the future a..
sCmhlics permanent.
Minister Buffet tlicrcupou made an
important speech. lie defended the Re.
publican constitution Of February 2jth,
The proposed amendment was In every
way violation Of that instrument. 30
comparison was possible between the
French and American or English ESccn.
tivCS, lie concluded rs follows: l'ru-
dCnCc requires ia tu seek guarantee
against couw dctoi We shall lind such
not in clause of the Constitution, hut in
the establishment Of government in
harmony with the traditions, charac-
ter and wants Of the country.
A permanent Assembly would be- II
constant focus Of agitation, cRusing pub
lie opinion to turn to the side Of the cx.
ccutivC power. rcrmnnCncy would I've
the most tCicstOblc giftpossihlc to bcstow
upon the Assembly. II Assemblies re-.
main true to public opinion the executive
power will respect them.
This speech obtained for the Ministry
the support Of the Left, and NJ. Murcons'
nn,on1mrni VIVA rniCriNl
An amendment proposed by the Com.
mittCc Of Thirty, empowering onc.lhird
instead Of onc.hnli Of the Deputies to de-.
mnnh q special convocntiOn Of the Cham.
hers, was Withdrawn.
NJ. KOrdrCl announced that the modcr.
ate Right would support mn amendment
providing that II the Presidency should
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Struggling With u Spirit = The
MnterinIizing Process shown

NluIeflnllLlnS FFOCeSS SnONH
Up.
From the Boston journal.
The rooms OF female spiritualist, No.
l33 Eliot street, were last night the scene
of startling sensation. A few days ago
Mr.. SGaver-supposed to be Mrs. d. Sea-
yer, christian name unknOwn-announc-
ed u naturalization meeting for last
night at her rooms. Doubtless Mrs S.
made ample arrangements for the success
OF this meeting, rs future details will
show. Her apartments were filled with a
rather mixed company at the rate Of fifty
cents per head, The cabinet used by Mrs.
Scaver is improvised out OF an alcOvc OF
the room and aCurtain properly apertur-
ed for use.
After the night shades crept around to
the support Of window curtains sufficient
to conlound the vision Of the front rank
Of the audience, the work Of the seance
began.
Now, in this audience there was u
young man whose faith in the material.
zation process was not what We may call
"up to the scratch"
The outlines Of the cabinet were visible,
and over half n hundred eyes were in
chtly hSeu upon Ih opening III w ee",eI
OF the curtain, whence Instructions Ie,'
lhe audience to expect the spirit IoF'''
The first appearance was supposed to be
a small hand, but might have been u
pudding.stick or an egg-beater so far as
the audience were able To make out with
dIstlnclncsS'
Bnt there was more 10 come, anu come
II dId' Not . whisper, not Dreath was
heard from the rows OF nelieYerS before
the cabinet ol mysteries; de"'h'ilKe silence
perVaueh the room lhe aperture ~ !hT
curtain enlarged ahl ny degreGS ehIIl'eI
bulky substance wIllciI was dlscoNets"
to be u chlId,-ra'her u la''er one, ny 'he
way, man thcre was any I!re nee" "'
undertaking Tor snhN'I audience
during the minute or lnereaDoulS 0c'
chpleu ny the spirit lorm III making iS
exit IRON the cabinet, no one lndlliged IN
Such Ihlng as " wihKi hoD9uy tho"sht
o. mole'llng mOS1qnliOi iahS lau S'ople"
Ike Mrs. liavershaInS clock, apparently
never to wag again
a calm before storm Il lne saying
observe what follows Inc SRe p'lc !: no
longer careful watcher Ol me CABINET
and its forthcoming wonders; lie bounds
forth and SelzeS the lorn' when violent
struggle enSues' The skeptlc tug' away
at the form in Il frantic endeavor to pnlI
i away from the cabinet to winch rs
feet adhere with the most remarkable
tenacity'. There Is evidently some one
holding last to tme other emu ol the mate.
rialihed FORM me DaOy taxes thls sort
OF thing very CoG!ly-not n whlmper Guy
OF him. The believers are duHGIonnueu
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Minor TeIearams.

Cry OF MEXICO, June 30.-Fernand
c. Willctt, Secretary Of American Lega'
tion in this city, died on the 18th inst at
Cardoba.
CHICAGO July The arbitration be-
tween the Chicago Typographical Union
and the publishers Of daily papers en-
ploying members OF the Union, termi-
mated last evening in mutual concessions.
New ORLEANS, July 7-Fhc Cotton
Exchange has appointed fourteen dele
gates, with John ChailGe chairman, to the
National Cotton Exchange Convention to
be held at White Sulphur Springs, Va,
July 2lst,
CHARLESTON, S. c., July The trial
Of Parker, ex.TreasurGr Of South Caro-
lima, for frauds against the State,
amounting to nearly half n million dol
lars, has been begun in Columbia before
Judge Carpenter and n jury composed
Of five white and seven colOred men.
MADISON, Wis, July The Repub-
lican Convention which met in Madison,
among other things resolved that we
favor an earl y attainment Of n currency
convertible with coin, and therefore ad.
yocatc gradual resumption Of specie
payments by continuous steps in that di.
rcction in such a manner as to disturb
the business interests Of the country as
little us possible. That we are, in favor
Of tariff for revenue only 30 adjusted as
to be the least burthcnsome and most ia.
vOrable to the interests Of labor and in
dustry, and that we deserve such a revi-
sion Of the patent laws us will relieve
industry from the oppression Of monopo-
lies and at the same time secure to the
inventor n fair remuneration and TO the
public the benefit Of the invention upon
cQuible terms.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
IRELAND.
ANOTHER VICTORY FOR AMERICAN RIFLE
MEN

ME-Ns
BELFAST, July The shooting for
the cup presented by the Mayor and citi-
zens OF Belfast took place to-day. Col.
Gilderslecve won the cup over twenty
four opponents.
CONTEST FOR MAYORS AND CITIZENS cuH.
BELFAST, July THE contest for the
Mayors and citizens cup was held on the
range on Lord Dullcrin's grounds. The
distance was one thousand yards. Each
man was allowed five shots, the highest
possible score being twenty, Several
Thousand persons witnessed the shooting
All the memb' IS Of the American Team
and the reserves took part. The contest
was exciting, especially at the close. The
result was doubtful up to the last shot,
The scores were announced as follows {;
GilvderslcGve, American, 10; Lee, Of Bel
fast, 10; r'ultOn, American, II; johnson,
Of Dublin, Is; Bruce, American, II; Me
Kenna, OF Dublin, II; WyIie, IG. The
tic between America and Ireland was
then shot off according to terms agreed
upon. The men had three shots
apiece. The result was again a tie,
Gildersleeve and Lees scores being cx-
actly alike, each making two bulls eyes
ci,omont ro.c n fcyer Icat os thcv Lcgon
70 shoot ofT tLr sccond II" ond hath mon
war" ~ chccrci vociicrousiv The Iinol rr.
snl, was n v,c,ory for Ciildcrsleeyc who
maIc @ W tw"Iyc. % made tcn T6e vic.
,or;"us NmoricaM wos wiliIy onnIandrd
Tw % ,hn oyci,oJ snect"tors In liz coursc
u H." Inv sL"o,ina (pr the c,,n HoIimc Dnkin
NJ "rJ ~ Cnl"m"m ] ~ tho Amcricn" tenn, m"ic
mi.sos mi" o onJ woro "hiig"J IN rctir" in oc.
"orJomc" a " with n mia wTicI rcnmircJ tLo
xi,%JrowaI "" "f a"v mnM who missed n
"'r'"""' ,,rno, w ""' ""'' "'' ''''"
TLo or,Lusio,m in ballast for thc
Amorioon. @ ] shn%o No s;,ns of ohntcmont
q HT,on I"'" ,ia "o"nin,; , ,I,o sI'n",;n" ,Lo
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The river was falling last evening, with
4 feet . inches in the channel.
The Science departed for ParkerSburg
Nt her usual time yesterday morning.
The Forest City, I'ees and Market Boy
were running as usual yesterday.
The Forest City will not be down to.
day, as she has been engaged to transport
n Slcubenvlle excursion and picnic party
to McCoy's Station.
The MalIie Ragon will be the Parkers.
burg packet to-day, leaving Rt II A. NJ.
The Lark passed down in the afternoon
with tow Of drain pipe.
The W. H. Harrison in the morning
went to New Cumberland for a'load Of
fire brick.
The Kiuic lIcglcr is coming up with
one barge Of ore. She passed Middleport
yesterday morning.
The Government dredge boats have
computed their digging at Burlington
Island, and it is to be hoped that that dan
gerons point to heavily laden craft will
he much improved hereafter. During
low water it was one Of the most danger.
Gus places on the river.
Pilots state that there Is very ugly
snag in the Ohio at the head OF the
Brothers, and unless il IL removed before
the river rises, there will be much diff
Guilty in finding it afterwards, as some Of
the bargcs will be placed over 1t as n
monumental warn the pilotsawNy from 1t.
LBy Telegraph
PlTrsRuRGn, July River 2 feeir p
inches and stationary. Weather /clear
and pleasant.
MEMPHIS, July7.-River risen 4 inches.
Weather hot and sultry, with rain storms
west, south aud east OF the !tcity this after.
noon. Arrivcd-Falls Pilot, from the
Ohio river; City Of Chester, from 81.
Louis Depnrted-Cits Of Helena, for
st. Louis
CAIRO, July 7.-Arrived-John Means,
from st. Louis; Alps, from Vicksburg;
City of Vicksbnrg, from St. Louis. De.
partcd--John Means, for the Ohio river;
City Of Vicksbnrg and Alps, for ST. Louis.
River 80 feet inches, and fallingslowly.
Weather clear and pleasant; mercury
7So.
CINClNSATI, July River 10 feet o
inches, and falling. Ligb! rain this fore.
noon clear tonight. Dcpnrted-Fawn,
for Evansville; II. $. Turner, for Mem.
phi'. Passed up-lIarnard and tow, st.
Louis to Wheeling.
EVANSVILLE, July Weather cloudy
mercury 7jo tosl'. River swelling, with
l3 feet on the guagr. Up-ChnS. Nor.
gan, D. Van Buskirk, ldIcwild, Charles
Brown and tow. Down.. b. Parker,
Grey Eagle, Dick johnson. Business
light.
NASHVILLE, July 7.-liver still fall.
ing, with i feet s inches scant on the
shoals. Heavy rain thus afternoon; hnzy
and warm tonight
LOUISVILLE, July T.-River falling with
8 feet 3 inches in the canal and feet s
in Indiana chute. Arrived--Arlington,
Memphis. Departed So Arlington, Gin.
cinnati Weather clear and pleasant.
ST. lOuts, July 7.-Arrived-- Minneap.
oils, ST. Paul; Mary Boyd and Lady
Ice, Peoria; johnson, Keokuk; Etna,
Pittsburgh, Departed Minneapolis, 81.
Paul; Mary boyd and Lady Lee, Peoria;
Fannie Tntum, Pittsburgh; Grand Tower,
Memphis; Dngnn Jefferson City; johnson
Kcokuk; Belle, 81. Louis; Bismark, New
Orleans; river IL feet and rising; weather
clear and cool,
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THO McstcrHllIc I.Iotcrs.

CoLuMnus, o., July THE parties for
whom writs were Issued yesterday
charged with rio'ona conduct in attempt.
ing to destroy saloon ut WcgtcrviIIc
appeared in II Justices Court to-day, nc.
c0mpanicd by over two hundred friends
The defendants were anxious to proceed
to the trial, but ns the prosecutor dc.
Clarcd that he was not ready, the defend.
ants waived an examination and were
bound over to court in the sum Of $500
The people of WCalcrvilc are fierce in
their tlrnnnciatiOn Of Corbin, and declare
that he placed the powder in his saloon
which partly demolished the building on
Monday evening.
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GnliInrnin I,ointOcs.

ISln Diego tCal) Union
Potatoes grown to perfection on the sur.
face Of the ground, without being covered
with soil, may not have been introduced
into other markets, but Captain Il. K.
Porter has placed lis under obligations
for bag Of large, smooth red potatoes
raised on his place by simply planting on
the top Of the ground and covering to the
thickness Of foot with straw. They are
entirely free Of all the diseases and impcr.
fections found in most Of the potatoes
sold in the markets for several years past,
and, when boiled, they are white and
mealy, and have no strong taste whatever.
Whether this experiment will prove sue.
cessfnl on all other farms we cannot say,
but ii would he we'll for those who have
Nh abundance Of straw to make the trial.
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GrecnbackS w. National hank
Notes.

We are asked by the Steubenville Ga.
stRc whether we prefer National bank
notes to greenbncks. We reply, not by
any means.
The gist Of the question consists in the
fact that there is just nova cry Of down
with National bank notes and up with the
greenbacks. The argument Is that the gov.
eminent could save large amount Of
interest by paying of the bonds held by
the National banks, winding them all up,
and putting out its own Issues instead Of
the issucs Of the banks. There il cOnSd-
cradle in this argument, and we sympa.
thize with the general idea embraced in
it. Still, us all that glitters il not gold, 30
some things that look one.sdcl and alto.
gethcr lovely sometimes have their draw.
backs.
The National banks pay large amount
Of tax to the government on their circu.
lation, which Of course would he Ost il
they we're wound up. In case they are
wound up the government must redeem
their bonds, amounting say to $50 mil.
lions, worth, at % premium, about i27
millions Of dollars. Allowing that bonds
would not rise rapidly in value under
such heavy purChn'es, the government
must still needs pay some II millions Of
bonus for the privilege Of redeem
Ing these $50 millions Of bond4-Add
This immense bonus to the tax that
would be lost, and we can sec n
pretty round Investment on the part Of
the Government To commence with.
glill, we do not say that II would not pay
Ia call in The bonds and retire the bank
currency prcdicatcd upon them. We
should like, however, to have the opinion
Of an expert aa to what effect such II
sweeping measure would have upon the
general credit Of tho country. Congress
once pledged the public faith that the
volume Of greenbacks should not exceed
400 millions. Whether calling in the Ma.
lional bank currency would he occcptcda as
rcIease from this pledge, and, ip'o fncto,
carrywilh II license to issue grccnbacks
np to $50 or 800 millions, Ia a question
that We shall not pass upon at this writ.
Ing. We are quite willing to see the gov
eminent tcat thcquestion at nm early day,
and save all the money II can by substi.
lutiBg IL own currency for that Of the
National banks,
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SPAIN.

MADRID, July 7.-General Dorregary,
with fourteen battalions, comprising al
most the entire Carlist force in Valencia
and Aragon, has crossed the lIuza Rail
way and retreatcd in the direction OF Bar
barto. Ills believed he is going to urgcI,
but us he lacks cavalry to operate in that
district, which is free Of mountains and
full Of Liberals. it will be impossible for
him to remain there. The Carlsls travelled
90 kilomctcrs in one day.
General Dorrcgaray has met with re-
pulse at Barbastro, and has turned in
his retreat toward Sierra Guara. The
Alfonsist troops are in close pursuit,
General Jovellar officially announces
the capture by the forces under his COM
mand Of Canta Vicja, with its artillery
and entire garrison, 1000 strong.
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PLYMOUTH, n. IT,, July Two Of
the robbers who attempted to plumber u
bnnk nt Barre, Vermont, lnat night, took
n train nt Rumncy to-day, but seeing dc.
tcctivca IN board, became frightened and
jumped of. The train was stopped and
run back. After nm extended search one
Oi the men was found half mile from
where hc jumped of, lie VIVA badly cut
and bruised, and had concealed himself
In the rnshcs lie was hnndcuIlGd and
taken to Itumney. While the detectives
and others were looking for him his part.
ner walked into the woods and disap.
pcarod, Agcnofal search Is being made,
and II Ia not thought that he can escape,