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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-04-02
POLITICS AND POLITICIANS.

CHICAGO thinks it is her turn to have
the Republican National Convention.
A JOURNAL called the Rake has been
started by the Grangers of Louisville,
KY.
Or two hundred and four members of
the Illinois Legislature, less than one
seventh were born IN the State.
THE Delaware papers are comment
ing on the fact that the present Legisla-
ttre of that State, by some strange acci-
dent, contains not single lawyer.
GEN. FRANK BnAIR's health is not i'm
proving. His friends say that, unless a
change for the better occurs very soon,
they are prepared for the worst.
The &c Independents propose this
Presidential ticket David Davis, of
Illinois, for President Newton Booth,
of California, for President.
FIVE men of the name of John Smith
are members of the Arkansas Legislature,
and the coincidence is said at times to
be serious impediment to the routine
of legislation.
Ex-Goy. DENNIsoN has declined to be
a candidate for the Republican nomina-
ton for Governor of Ohio. The pro-
posal to run Hon. B. F. Wade against
Gov. Allen, since old men seem 50 popu-
lar, is gaining favor.
THE Hon. Thomas G. McCreery, of
Kentucky,is is now the only member of the
United States Senate who voted against
Johnson's impeachment. He entered
the Senate on the 9th of February, 1868,
and the vote was taken on the 10Th of
May following.
A CURIOUS error has occurred in the re-
vision of the Illinois statutes by which O
man stealing exactly $15 can 90 unpun-
ished, while, should he steal less, he
would suffer imprisonment in the county
jail, and, if more, in the State Peniten-
tiary.
IT seems little paradoxical that West
Virginia, which, on account of its loyal
lty to the government, was separated
from Virginia and made State, should
now elect as United States Senator q
man who during the war served IN the
rebel Senate
The 4th of March, 1876. comes on
Sunday, and as Grants term expires ON
the 4th, and the inaugural of his succes-
sor viii not take place until Monday, the
9th, the presiding officer pro tenn. of the
Senate viii be President for twenty four
hours. The precedent was established
In the case of James K. Polk and David
Atchison, of Missouri, the then Presi-
dent Of the Senate pro tenn, became that
day President of the United States.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-04-02
The Crv or a Coupar

A gentleman living on the mountain
about a mile and half southwest of this
city, was awakened from his slumbers ON
Thursday night by strange noise, re-
sembling the wall of man in great dis
tress. He turned out of bed, intent ON
playing the part of the Good Samaritan,
but, strange TO say, the direction from
which the noise came seemed to have
changed, and it became apparent that
the incognito from which emanated the
melancholy refrain was travelling on the
main road He went to the house Of q
neighbor, who, by the way, is an old
Oregonian, and calling him out of bed
he directed his attention to the noise in
question The Oregonian smiled, o dis
dainful smile, and remarked: ssWen,
John, you are badly fooled this tima;
that is the cry of the cougar or Oregon
hon It is needless to say that John
did not wish to pursue the subject any
longer, but wended his way back to bed
again, trembling at the idea of what the
consequences might have been il he had
obeyed his first impulse and ran down
the road 10 interview the night walker
Portland (Oregon) Bulletin.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-04-02
CHIT-CHAT FOR LITTLE FOLKS
Hefore and After schonl

BEFORE.
Quarter to ninei Boys and girls, do you hear7,
''one more bnekwheat, then-se Quick. mother
DEAR 1' o'tei
'"hsre is my luncheon box?" sUnder the shelf
Just in the place where you left it yollrselfI,' '
~ can say nay table; '-'' o, find me nv cap!"
'-One KRIS for mamma, and sweet sis in her Ian ~
Be good, dear!'-'. IN try:r-s.9 o time o. Al
Bill; let's rum Up
With slam of the door, they are of, girls and
And the mother draws breath in the 1uu of Their
noise. -
AFTER.
. Don't wake up the baby! Come GENTLY INV
40, mother I've torn my new dress, just look
I'm sorry. only was elinbidg the wall y,
" Q, mother! ! my map the incest of ALI -,
" And Nelly, IN spelling, went up to the head -,
= I've got such toothaehe 80. The teachers un-
g Is dim most ready? I'm just like bear. !"
be pauent, worn mother, tbs yre growing up f: St
These nursery whirlwinds, not lor q do thew last
a stin lonely ouse would be far worse than noise
Rejn'es and be glad in your brave girls and bovs,
-ith0de Island .Sclt0oGntaster
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-04-02
The Tenperature at Great neights.

Prof. Wahl, who accompanied Prof.
Wise m recent balloon ascent. gives
the following account of the temperature
experienced " The maximum tenpera-
ture observed was 81 deg. at starting.
and this continued 1900 feet. At 900
feet it was 96 deg. at {, 900 feet, S5 deg.
The fall went on until, at the greatest
altitude attained-viz., S,748 feet-the
temperature was but 6S deg It fell
gradually as we descended, but was low
er than in the ascent, owing, doubtless,
to approaching twilight and the attend
ant lessening Of the SUMS power" OBJ
servations were also made with view to
estimate the quantity and quality OF any
mechanical or other impurities Of the at
mosphere, but it viii require some little
time and careful work before any infor-
nation ON that point can be made public.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-04-02

IN Illinois the highest salary paid to
male teachers is $3.50 q month; the highest
paid TO female teachers, $500 The re-
spective averages of the sexes are S48. 18
and $33. .46; in Massachusetts,, S94.38
and $34.34. In Massachusetts, one
teacher in eight is q man; in Illinois.
three teachers in seven are men.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-04-02
Household Hints.

SEE that nothing is thrown away which
might have served to nourish your own
family or poorer one.
ROAST LEG OF LAMB.-Let the fire be
moderate, and roast the joint slowly,
basting it frequently until done, when it
should be sprinkled with salt, and the
gravy freed from all fat before serving.
To REMOVE M1LDEw.-Soak the parts
of the cloth that have been mildewed in
two parts of chloride of lime to four parts
of water, for about two hours, or till the
mildew has disappeared /; then thoroughly
rinse it in clean water.
LAMB STEw.-Take half a. shoulder of
lamb and boil it in two quarts of water
for two hours. Then put in potatoes,
onions, turnips cut in quarters, salt and
pepper to taste. Ten minutes before
serving put in the dumplings.
To CLEAN old combs, place them in
some vessel that will hold water, LAYING
them flat, one on the other, until the ves-
sci is full, lay on q board and stone to
keep them from floating. Now fill the
vessel with water and Stacked lime. Let
them soak twenty -four hours, then take
out one at time, and with fine broom
brush lightly but thoroughly on each
side. Next put them into the extractor,
and throw out the water. Rinse them in
clean water, and use the extractor each
time. Then stand them up singly in the
shade to dry. Two or three days will
not be too long to dry them. Then cut
out all the drone comb, and they ara
ready for the bees.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-04-02

The Patrons Helper thinks the value
OF narrow gauge railroads has been
greatly over-estimated, and as one OBJ
lection that the little engines cannot
keep the track free from snow In winter.
IT instances the road running from Des
Moines to Ames, Iowa, which, it says,
has been pretty effectually blocked for
three weeks.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-04-02

A PORTLAND gentleman is said to have
slept SO soundly ON the occasion of the
recent railroad accident at Kennebunk,
when seven cars were thrown from the
track, that he did not awake, and when
the train came out to bring the passen-
gers into this city he had to- be aroused.
And he hadn't taken anything, either
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-04-02

ONE of the healthiest provisions Of
the French code is that forbiddinQ =
doctor to inherit property left him by 4
deceased patient.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-04-02

1T pays to hire good farm help men
who understand their business.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-04-02

b. r LOCKE (st Petroleum V. Mas
by has disposed of his interest in
the Toledo Blade to his former partner,
and gone the way Of all rich people-to
EurOpa
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-04-02
FRESH TOPICS.

CONE, gentle spring ethereal mild
ness, come"
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-04-02

IT is now cheaper to travel than it is to
stay at home. The railroad war has
made it an object to follow Lord Bate
mans example, and g go abroad strange
countries for to see.''
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-04-02

Gov. HENDRICKS recently vetoed
bill passed by the Indiana Legislature
providing for the incorporation of camp
meeting associations, on the ground that
the creation OF religious incorporations
IS not in harmony with the spirit of the
government
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-04-02

AFTER receiving $40, ,00O for their serv-
ices, spending $4,000 for kilograms, and
large sums for the distribution of 700, 700
circulars, the detectives engaged to dis
cover Charlie Ross have found clew-a
straw hat worth so cents.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-04-02

DEPRECIATION of values of real estate,
stocks, bonds, and other property held
in and about New York alone, since the
September panic, is set down as high as
81 200, 900, 900. The estimate is care
fully made upon present prices and those
of thirty months ago.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-04-02

TaE anti-lottery law is being vigorous
iy enforced in Chicago. The proprie-
tors of all the daily papers have been in
tEcted by the grand jury, hauled mp be-
fore the courts, and fined for printing
lottery advertisements. In nearly every
instance $50 fine, the lowest penalty
prescribed by the statute, was imposed.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-07-31
Administrative Sale.

Pursuant 10 an order made at the June
term, 1875, OF the honorable District Court OF
Dallas county, Texas, Will offer for sale To
the highest bidder on a credit OF six months,
ut the Courthouse door In the city and
county OF Dallas In said state, on the flst
Tuesday In September, 1873, between the
hours prescribed by law, In lots OF forty
acres or less, the purchaser or purchasers giv-
Ing notes with approved security, together
With 4 mortgage ON the land, the following
described lots or parcels OF land belonging 10
the estate N A. q. Nance, and being situated
in said county, to-wit: First tract being the
No. Ql) eleven, being part OF the j. u. Dial.
Inns head right, lsave and except about eight
acres constituting a narrow strip reaching
nom the southeast corner OF said northeast
quarter and extending along the east line OF
same north 10 Ten Mile creek), containing
about sevcnty-two acres ~ acres Second
tract being q part OF the head right survey OF
ARENAS Baker and beginning at the north
west corner OF same, an elm and cottonwood
marked for corner by o lake; thence south
% degrees, west 2)3 varas 10 " stake; thence
north 40 degrees, east 1905 varas to stake.
thence north 40 degrees, west lg7 varas to
stake; thence south as degrees. vest ili9
varas to the beginning, containing about
forty-four (4il acres. Third tract being a part
Of the John Kjser survey OF 32O acres begin
ming NJ the northwest corner fsame; thence
south with the west line far enough TO make
abont seventy (70l acres of the north end OF
said survey; thence onst 10 stake IN the
original east line Of said survey; thence
north with said east line 10 the northeast
corner of said survey; thence west with the
north line of said survey TO the beginning,
containing about seventy (7O) acres, reserv-
ing about three acres In the northeast corner
Of said survey, claimed as a part OF the
Patrick survey. Fourth track being in said
county also and located In the Cedar Noun
tain, and being abcut ten uO) acres, COM
prising all the interest OF the said estate OF
A. q. Nance ia and TO theClark survey, hav.
Ing ON same cedar timber. Said tracts OF
land are TO be sold to pay the debts owing
by said estate, or so much thereof as IL nee
essary to pay said debts.
ELIZABETH w. NANCE,
Administratix Of A. q. Nauce.
July 3l-3t
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TELEGRAPHIC
nIBNIaHT DIsrATomEs,
FOREIGN.
rhe shipplng niii-iinr'y s"liiVan
ed Tor nooih's Theaier,

LONDON, July 80, In the House Of
Commons to-day, Mr., liourke, under
foreign Secretary, In reply 10 mn IN
qulry, said that England had not been
moved 10 any future action In the mat
ter Of the proposed conference on the
uangea Of war; aud That her Views on
the subject were unchanged,
DIaracll, In response " u question OF
Bates, Conservative for Plymouth,
said the government would afford eve
~ facility for the appointment OF \
committee 10 investigate the Plymuol
charges affecting Bates II the latter
NJ desired when debate on shipping
hill began.
Mr. Plymsol advocated the passage
Of Sir Charles Adderly's bill With GER
tain amendments
Tire House will slt tomorrow.
The British channel tunnel bll has
passed. -,
Lord Sir Charles Adderly's shipping
hill passed the second reading this
evening In the Commons without di'
vision. =,
Barry Sullivan, the great actor sail
ed yesterday for America, where he Is
10 play nm engagement NJ Booths thea
ter In New York.
MONTREAL, July 30. William san
derson, n large lumber dealer has fall
ed. Liabilities SlbOOOO.
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HOOKER FEMALE COLLEGE
Lexington, lay.

Faculty able. Extensive grounds, Excel.
lent buildings, Ia by NJ hiei four stories,
o9naa,nil,g ", npa,amenv-n o ieel,nuoni
by Hloam nnd lighted with gna, Only two
young lAhloa occupy room, Cost ~ Inns
proyomonta over SiOO,ODO, Fail term COM
monooH September ~, lhb, For eniaioauoa,
address j, NJ, HOOKER, frop'r '
Julyaldidal0t
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INDIANS.
The Ianiire Race 10 he Isen0y-
ell aud located s,iIn1eni
10 Northern Texas.

IONd BRANCH, July 80. The Indian
Commissioners had q long Interview
with the President, who announced
their unhlierlng confidence In The hu.
man aud christian policy adopted by
him. The President was earnest In
pledglng the power at the executive In
reforming any part OF the service and
pledged hla hearty cooperation with
the Board with whom he II In entire
accord. Neither the secretary oi the
Interior or Commissioners Of Indian
affairs were present NJ the conference.
Tho gradual removal Of all Indians In
the country 10 the Indian Territory
south OF Kansas was discussed and
measures adopted looking 10 carrying
out Of the plan,
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NEW YORK.

The Atlantic and Pncinc Telegraph
Company 20 be Merged with III" wes'
tern religious.
NEW York, July 80. The Port says,
In regard TO the report that the Allan
tic and Pacific telegraph company Is
to be merged with the Western Union,
or practically controlled 10y the latter
that there Is no official confirmation,
but 1t seems however, to be conceded
that there Is u movement on 1901 10
accomplish that end. The report which
has been current that II had been ac-
compllshed, was premature. =,
The Committee of the Catholic 10
tai Abstinence Union of America walt
ed on the Papal ablegate, Manager
Roncetti, this morning, and presented
him with an address containing pro-
testations of devotion and love, to be
conveyed to the Pope. HThe address
was adopted at meeting or conven-.
ton held in Chicago on the 24th OF
October, 1874. The Latin address TO
the Pope from the clergy OF the dio-
cese, will be presented the the Papai
abigate this evening. The Paral le-
CATION sails for Europe tomorrow.
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cTArE or TEXAH-DALlAs COUNTY,
- 10 tho sheriff or any Constable OF Dallas
county, greeting: Whereas, oath has boon
made before me by. Jules 10 schneider, ono OF
the partnors IN The arm OF Schneider 4
DAVIS, that W. NJ. DoLong is absent from tho
State 20 that tho ordinary process Of law
cannot be served upon him; You are hereby
commanded that You, by making publlcn-
ton In some newspaper printed In Dallas
the return day hereof, summon the sud W.
IL. DeLong 10 DO and appear before mo ~
my ofiico IN the city and county Of Dallas,
on the 9th day OF september a, D., 1875, 70 nm.
swer tho complaint oftho said schneider n
Davis for the sum OF forty-two dollars aud
eighty cents, due upon an account dated
March 18th A. D., 1875. Herein mil not but
OF this writ make due rorurn Ms the law
directs.
Given under my hand This 2lst day OF July
A. d., 1873. NAT. M. BuRFuRD,J. T.,
July 3i-St
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denee VI both, The Iva nlilua VI A.
sislaul Secretary arc nf equal dignity
by law, la ihiH fasn The nnlfl nnW
lnRda IA vlpg ~ lhe possibility mat
The heoreiRly mlHhi he absent tom
the oily heflre lhp return NJ Assistant
Secretary conart.
D.peap, sherman a Gas yieilas,
Nav YoHR, July 10, Duncan stated
Yesterday that az leahl iiypHiNlha ~
Woo letters Ut credit held against The
hrM sore secured, II IN asserted HAT
John Alnaa had sd0,0ln with the nrn,
Henderson 4 Colyille 30 ,000, William
Wheaily had o very large sum, J., 4.
laole holds their paper, which he
bought q lorInlghi ugo, fnf $40 400, n,
i, Montague deposited with them hla
earnings here, John llroueham had
alm0al his entire fnIlune in Tho house,
John Y, Raymond aud Colonel H.
flokree both had letters Vt credit lrom
the llfnl, ~ well ~ many Of their pro.
iesal0n nnd associates nhrnnd,
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FOREIGN.
,,,,.,.,,,, q ,rosseII Suspended.

CamuDcss a. CrasseII Suspended.
TORONTO, July 80. Campbell " Cras-
sell, bankers and brokers, have slis-
pended until they can hear OF the iate
of Duncan, Sherman " Co.'s foreign
bills.
bCbange of Ministry In Turkey.
CoNsTAN rINoPLE, July 80. 1t is re-
ported that the Grand Vizier has been
dismissed from office.
Monseignore PriesisIcr Mcdiating BE-
tween Prussia and the Vatican.
VIENNA, July 30.--The Presse says
Prince and Bishop Monseignore Pref
sisler, in his dual capacity of German
and Austria, is mediating between
Prussia and the Vatican through the
Papal Nuncio at Vienna. 1t is stated
the Nuncio himself is now in commu-
cation with the Prussian Embassy at
Vienna.
81. Gathard Tunnel the Scene OF
strike and Sitirmish.
ROME, July 30.-Twenty-two hun
dred workmen, employed on the St'
Gathard tunnel, struck to-day, anu pc
came riotous. They gathered at the
northern end of the tunnel and block
edit. The Swiss government sent
body of troops to the spot who dispers
ed the rioters, killing two Of them an'
wounding several others.
The CarIists Conc entrating i'm CataIo
nia-Ihe AIronsoisfs Beseiging Leo
DurgeI.
MADRID, July 30.-An official dis
patch announces that the main body
of the Carlist army is concentrating IL
Catalonia.
e General Martinez Campos has taker
the town of Leo Durgel, In the prov
ince of Lerida, among the Pyrenees
by assault.
The citadel still holds out, but mus
yield to the heavy artillery OF the Al
fonsoists.
The O'Connen Centennial In ireland
20 be Grand Affair.
LONDON, July 30.-It Is reported tha
an arrangement has been made u
place twelve steamers In the city o
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OFFICE OF THE DALLAS HERALD
July 30, 1876.

OFFICE OF THE DALLAS HERALD
July 30. 1876.
Gold, l0SC1ll2. silver, l05.
Exchange--Do Domestic, y per cent discount
Sllling Il per cent premium. Foreign quo
tatioDs nominal,
Wheat, No. 2, per bushel, 600; No. Q, 500.
Oats per bushel, 350li0c.
Corn, per bashel, In shnck, S0@s5c; shelled,
00c.
Hay, baled, new crop, per ton, $40 OOsll o.
loose do, IS 000el0 90.
Potatoes, per bushel, 81 90.
Onions, per bushel, 75Qsl 90.
Barley, G0@8jc per bushel.
Bran, Sli % per ton.
Rye, 6OGG5c per bushel.
Hides, dry flint, per pound, heavy, lS1s@li;
dry flint, per pound, light, S@lO green, 5@
&c sailed, 5056Ac.
cotton Ordinary, lOhc; good ordinary,
ll1c; low middling, 1870; middling, l214c;
good middling, 1876.
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SATURDAY aoRAIsG lrlI ~,
RAILROAD TINE TABLE.
Arrival ena Departure Of TEaiaa ~
iiHiiAs,
TnH MEAIInn.

For the South Atlantic aud Gulf
States, rising or stationary barometer,
snulheweHt 10 southeast Winds, slight
change Ia Temperature and partly
cloudy weather viii prevail, with rain
areas IN west Gulf
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G Err MANIA HOUSE.
JOIN v, GRAnAIKi, Proprietor,
No Ma Him street, meas siiy markes
DALLAS, TICK ~.

noon,s. eIean heia, hnd ,nar. M eh,,a,.
mOderaio, Families anu parties viii nnd
NV house u pleasant and QUOT hnnne, nnd
guarantee ontilo satisfaction ~ liflOuA aud
lafe. Gail nnd moo me, lulyaldam
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INTELLIGENCE OFFICE,

For tile benefit OF employers aud laburcrA,
have opened an Intelligence once nt h0ulll
corner oi the square. PARTIES desiring help
on those Wishing employment win do Wen
10 give mo n call.
Julyaldtf a. NJ, HlnliLER,
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n llii January, i.f tfllHaiY, u a,fml
lllrNii Nanll, ~ p'intali W ~,
lnar 0llnuisn M M ralfa b ( hialll gna
Ia rhulli uatfAfl Htiull Nhrai Il sal ili
WlHlpr Western lei 4 iisl m eH,lsg u go
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Dublin trade during tho O'Connrll
prnlelinlal week, II n f1pfglfi dat
Over nna hundred llnusand persnus
viii ~ ~ Duhlln irNm yarnlls lninls
~ England, The Fenian Amnesty
Association annnlncfa d great mWurll,
lnE demonstration IN nuhlln concur
fenlly viii the proposed O'lnnnell
procession NJ August hlh.
Tie Manchester Home rulers have
Published statement that they, like
lhelr e0nffefes Ia London, arc pro-
fpundiy dissatisfied with tie sfnlailan
character which II given % The O'COn,
nell eentglnial festival IN Dublin,
Great enrprlse ID expressed that d.
Isaac l,0uli the home rule member Of
lhe Parliament from Limerick, has
not been invited 20 the the centennial,
The Hanauei Of ,i'e Lerd Mayer Cor.
dial and brilliant,
l0NDoN, July 30, six hundred aud
my persona attended lhe banquet 0f
the Lord Mayor ut GUILD Hall lasl
Night No member Ut the Govern
menl Was present., except Lord lenler-
den, under Secretary for the Foreign
Department rrefeot ~ Seine aud the
French Ambassador rat respectively
on the right aud lot OF The Lord
Mayor, The Lord Mayor in proposing
u toast 10 tho municipalities Of Europe
ana America, announced that he had
received q telegram from the Mayor OF
Philadelphia, sending greeting 10 the
company, regrelling his absence aud
Inviting all 10 attend the Centennial
Celebration next year IN Philadelphia.
Letters OF regret were read from the
May0ra Of towns In Germany, Den
mark aud other countries, The Project
" the Seine, the Mayor Of Quebec aud
the Syndicate of Rome, responded TO
toaale. The French representatives
were much applauded, All present
expressed qualification NJ the cordially
Of the reception aud the brilllancy Of
HE entertainment.
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-AFTEnNooS DISPATCHES
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DOMESTIC.
Political.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 3O.-'rhc Ore
gon Democrats have nominated La
myetto Lame for Congress.
Accident Resulting IN the Drowning
OF Four Persons.
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CUBAN NEWS.

Tho ncbs Make n Dash and KIN one
Hundred nnd Firy 0oycrnment
Troops ana capture u Convoy--An
English steamer Forced 90 surren.
der u Suspected Cuban ~ Porto Rico.