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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-07

Youths Killed by Lfshfning-KiIIed
by FaIi from Wfnd0w-Thnnder-
StOrm-yessel Damascd-A Failure.
Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.J
NORFOLK, July 6.-Two youths, about four
teen years of age. named Thomas Hubbard,
SON of AIonzo Hubbard, and Willie Guth-
RE, son Of Captain j. J. Guthrie, formerly of
the United States pavy, while taking shelter
during the storm, this afternoon, in an aban.
doDed boathouse at the foot of Court street,
Portsmouth, were instantly killed by stroke
of lightning, which tore the roof of the build.
ing. Nearly every particle of clothing was
torn off the boys by the fluid, and their bodies
badly burned about the head aud breast.
A little girl three years OF age, daughter
OF William Faitz, fell out a three-story win
dow on Church street this afternoon and was
killed.
A terrific thunderstorm passed over this
section this afternoon. A Maryland lumber
schooner named the Windward, lying at
the foot of London street, Portsmouth, had
her maiDmast destroyed, and other damage
resulted.
The pyrotechnical display at Fort Mon.
roe yesterday, of which so much was ex-
pected, and five thousand people gathered
to witness, was asignal failure, and mum.
Der of accidents resulted.
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An exchange says: Miss Clara Rose, Of
Philadelphia, had $1,000 expended on her
Latin, French, and German education, and
then married man who has to buy his but
ter half pound at time"
Rev. DR.. j. L. Burrows is aNs0ld gentle
man, about sixty.fouf or sixty.ive years of
age, of fine physique, splendid voice, most
impressive delivery, and OF wonderful IL.
tellectual poWer.-LoutSutlle Courier.
At Fourth-of.July celebration 10 the
courthouse at Nicksburg on Monday by the
colored people difficulty occurred which
resulted 10 the fatal wounding of one white
and three colored persons, besides several
others less seriously. : .a
Colonel Long, formerly Of the United
States army, but at present In the service oil
the Khedive of Egypt, has brought to Cairo,
from his last expedition to the interior OF AT.
RIGA, five specimens Of the Antbropophagi,
including two females of the Aka or dwarf
race. g..
A dispatch from Professor Janney to the
Indian Bureau says that so far he has not
found enough gold in the Black Hills to war
rant extended mining operations. He says
he has tested the earth several times and
cannot make an average of more than one
and half cent to the pan, and that the
character OF the formation does not indicate
gold.
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Grimes and lasuaIaies.

MEMPHIS, TENN July 6.-Robert N. Yerby
was shot and killed on steamer near St.
Louis. The murderers afterwards ordered
the captain to stop the boat, which was done,
when they took to the woods. The affair
was the result of an old Arkansas grudge.
yIcKsBURG, MISS, July 6.-The disturb
ance al negro meeting at the courthouse
yesterday grew out of difficulty between
two white mep, one Of whom was danger
ously wounded. A pistol was then drawn
by Ben. Allen, colored politician. He was
knocked down by the whites and seriously
beaten. Soon after this fight took place
between the negroes and white man, in
which negro's skull was broken. A shot
was then fred into the crowd by negro RI
ding past in hack, and the shot was re-
turned by the whites. During the melee
two negroes were killed and one seriously
wounded. Everything is quiet to-day, and
no further trouble apprehended.
WORCESTER, MASS, July 6.-Two young
men were drowned at New Worcester last
evening.
BosToN, July 6.--Two girls were drowned
at Lewiston, Me-, while bathing. Also q
lad at birmingham, and another at Plymouth,
Nh.
Four fatal accidents by bursting cannon
are reported from Maine and New Hamp'
shire.
CHICAGO, July Ga dispatch from Des
Moines says: Saturday evening as large
number of persons were returning in compa-
ny from Green field, Adair county, to their
homes in the country, they attempted TO
cross the Middle river in wagons. The river
being much swollen from recent rains, one
of the wagons was upset, and Mrs. Thomas
Montgomery and her babe, Mr.. A. Mont
gomery and his little child, and j. K. Baker
we're drowned"
NYAcE, N. Y, July 6.-Two men, Abln
Newman aud Jacob Tucker, were instantly
killed by lightning during storm this after
noon. Houses we're unroofed, trees up
rooted, and other damage done.
FALL RIVER, MASS, july Ga party OF
seven lads bathing at the junction of Wan
tuppa lake aud Queguechen river to-day
Joined hands and walked OF sand. bar INTO
deep water, where six of the number we're
drowned. The seventh reached shore and
gave the alarm.
PORTSMOUTH, July 6.-Duripg thunder.
storm here this AFTERNOON two youths, nameo
Guthrie and Hubbard, were struck and killed
by lightning, and the schooner ward, lying
at the wharf, bad her mainmass splintered.
LITTLE Rock, July 6.-The boiler OF
saw-mil near Hot Springs exploded Satur-
day, killing four persons.
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From charlottesville.

+. .,ouI,lic. ur IA" Richmond Ui>,nch.l
CHARLOTTESVILLE, july ), 1915.
GL. CLOSING ,Xrrcl>,S at the University,
,..r.ns,lr,udlnu tn" grand ball al night, were
r,, IN. lrj,t Intrrc>rin. OF the grand SEMI
.,s.,,nni4i. The h,ll was held III the library.
.a.lll,,,. ANS = very large number of people
,.-.. ruur hundred tickets had been is
.grl. and It i reasonable to suppose that 80
.t 'h,m wee. u,ri. which en- Draccd from
..,,, Ia, dozen lnr,on,-tnat j.. one gentle
MAN arp. t. many ladlr, as he chose 10 take.
Ta,. scene. Ia inc library was one that beg
.,,r, t,.,rTiirIou. The vast concourse Of
r.o,.a. .ipprlrrd 10 hc during the dancing Il
,~rA,u., moving pas, with barely standing
pt'Q for each. Yet the exquisite strains
liza! W"lcr'> band called into measured
....,u :. large u,!mnrr OF them. who eXecu-
..I ',.t,crlulu. the l.unciers. &c, according
HE ms. ~ proved styles. The supper
Rt,aH rNqli,l,,, affair. The gray streakS O:
W..nlr, !uuud The deyottcS Of Tcrpsichore
= .nrrlD. tc"u>r at her altar, and they 10
II ~ )Uru'd away from their derotlonS
u., {, IRE, TINT til" time was so short.
Aud iai> ended The celebration of the tit-
,'a tNU,y,r>try at the University. How
a,a, @; u viii >cc another liiiy roll around:
Ia-,\oa4> from Charlottesville on Thurs
..' nl-A' ana Friday vas a> sudden and as
..r,, - ~, coming in. On saturday it would
,ayr rr,n difficult 10 tell tnat there had been
&u.r than '..r usual routine Of business. IN
"r ~ 'tur. ~ our favored ones leave for
,L~ lasUu'aIH retreats. We shall settle down
.,u TIC iuuy Gull suunrr, made more dull
.5y contrast.
The wheat crop hI> been pretty we'll cut.
4" atN rXrcrdtd the cXlccratiOns of the far
~"r il ;nuuy RESPECTS. Tue fine field of Mr..
i'UDAa, a Carlton, which has been men-
9uri a, probably the best prepared field in
liz state, It i estimated viii yield ut least
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England.

LONDON, July 6.--Two hundred persons
were present at the banquet given by tne
Americans last evening in honor ottne annl-
yersary of the Declaration of independence.
Among the guests were several prominent
Englishmen.
The Standard OF to-day contains an ex'
ceedipgly violent article against the C leora.
ton by the Americans. II says: None put
Americans would venture upon such q dis
Dluy of bad taste aud discourtesy as was
shown In Yesterdays celebration, and none
but English. would tolerate ii. IL IS
hardly decent for any loyal Englsn.
man to participate in the celebration OF
English disasters. The American insErrec-
ton was the most unprovoked rebellion 10
history. In the present time forbearance
and cancellation on the English side is re-
turned by America with insult and abuse,
which is only encountered by cripgiug HAT
tery. and this Dean Staniy calls "reconclils-
ton and peace.maklng."
The Standard in concluding Its article
saws: .Among Americans there are but few
not actually participating in the general sys-
tenn of public plumber in the country, VINO
would not joyfuIly exchange their institutions
for the order, honesty, and loyalty oil This en-
pire, from which century ago they made
their insane revolt"
1t is denied that Moody and SaDkey intend
opening meetings 10 Paris. There is no iail.
ing off In the number Of attendants at their
meetings here. Large numbers OF persons
continue to visit The enquiry Rooms"
L1vERpooI, July CAS- the GUARD line
steamer Marathon was proceeding COVE Inc
Mersey to-day, outward bound for Boston,
sbe came in collision with another vessel,
and lost her bowsprlt, fgure-head, anu tore
royal mast. ,...u;
John Rankin & Co. have failed. -Llaoili'
ties estimated at 81, 250, 600.
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to make one trip accomplish both PURPOSES,
Did Won ever sec any honey-dew," us it
is called: We read of the dew OF Hermosa,
the "taling manna." and the "iocusts aud
wild honey'' which fed John the Baptist, but
| never knew Of honey-dew Till this year,
which is abund,us, and people who keep
bees are rejoicing in a good supply Of honey,
which has been short for several years past.
thew say. The "houcy.dew" Is considered
a favorable omen for good crop-year. Can
YOU explain the mystery OF this honey dew !!
1t is TO be found on the leaves in the forest.
and Is sweet and glutinous exactly ike
honey.
The farmers on the north side Of james
river say they are DESTROYS OF uniting with
the farmers of the south side In estate
Convention" TO take measures to carry ont
the principles of the " Farmers Movement:"
which looks to the prosperity OF tue wholo
state. looking TO Providence for a blessing
In the endeavor to promote the material In.
tcrest and homo. OF the State OF Virginia.
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rom the White SULPHUR.

''''"h"encc " the Richmond d ispatch.l
'hlh>1GiLH WHITE SuLrHuR SPRINGS.
"HhkHGHlER COUNTY, WEST VA,
r.., July ). 1875.
e. ','A '4' advice Of the Di$potch and came
u '''t aud health. and can truly say
. va, 'IouHh much Ia, been said of this cele-
i l""'" HE halt has not been told. Sc
. i['H'La who SIC med near deaths door
-'~ 'l,! arrived are now tue picture Of
....' ae efficacy OF this water is simply
"-'''u', a' thousands eau testify from their
"P''l,nc" Of il virtues. The propri.
,.,,.' "~'e thoroughly renewed the estab-
."", having spent, l hear, 200 in
- ,,' Tue iaic Is good enough for kings,
~. ,tt'Ir'>' and editors; uud everybody;
49,. .''"nci lcyton down 10 the ot-black:
=. r.',' III best to please The guests, who
A.DS III from every direction.
r, ~ 'l! sermons were preached here by
.. : DI'I'>, OF Henderson, KY, aud
l. O.rk!"soD, Of Richmond. Va.
Y v
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RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAILROAD CoMP'Y,f
OFFICE MASTER OF TRANS, May 80, 1875.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINs.-TRAIN No.
~ l-CHARLoTTR EXPRESS. Westward-Leaves
Richmond at sos A. ~: leaves Burkeville at
S:35 A. NJ; leaves Dundee al liza ?. NJ; leayes
Pay sa:onr; s s s. M srss Ss
Charlotte at $50 2. N.
TRAIN NO: 2GGNEw YORK AND NEW Or.
$3.50 A. NJ; leaves AIRLINE Junction at $50 A.
NJ: leaves Salisbury at S:34 4, NJ; leaves Greens-
iosS M psnvs At 11s F.
vile at COZ P. NJ; arrives at Richmond at SAT
FOR aE ThE OUT so Rehmond At iss
leaves Burkeyillt at 4:52 Z. A.; leaves Dundee at
loss F. M y a P5nys es
A. NJ; arrives at Charlotte OF 500 A. NJ.
Leaves Charlotte at 9:94 P. NJ; leaves salisbury
at 1853 T. NJ; leaves Greensboro at 8 A. 81.
leaves Danyille at $40 A. NJ: leaves Dundee as
arrives 81 Richmond at 2:22 p. n.
TRAIN No. 5.-LYNcHBURG ACCoMNoDATIoE.
Westward-Leayes Richmond at 1920 A: M; sr-
riyes at Rurkevile at 1905 p. n. leaves BurkeTle
al l:2g p. NJ: arrives at Lypchburg at AGO P. H.
TRAIN No. 6.-BURKEyILLE ACcoaaopA1iea.
rnss at RIcSmosa s at sos $40
Train No. 2 connects at Richmond with the
Chesapeake and ohio railroad.
trains to and from Raleigh and Goldsboro'.
All through trains connect at Richmond and Dun.
dee with trtlnt on the Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac railroad, and Washington City, Viz.
ginia Midland and Great southern rnilroad to ana
from Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, and
New York.
Trains Nos. 8 and connect at Richmond with
the Richmond, York River and Chesapeake Ral>.
road trains 70 and from Baltimore and eastern
points.
Trains Nos. .and2 connect at Charlotte with
trains on The Atlanta aud Richmond Airline rail-
road TO and from Greenville, Atlanta. Montgomery,
Mobile, Pensacola, New Orleans. and all southwest.
erli points,
Trains Nos. and connect ut Charlotte with
the Charlotte, Columbia and Atlanta, railroad for
Columbia, Augusta, Savannah, Tallahassee, and an
southern points.
Train No. connects at Burkeville with the At
laltic Mississippi and Ohio railroad, from Lynch
burg, Chattanooga, and all southwestern points.
Tickets sold TO all southern and south westerA
points, and paggage checked through. .. 3.
Uubroken gauge from Richmond TO New Orleans.
Pullman palace-cars through from New Orleans
to New York. T. NJ. r. TALCOTL.
Engineer and Superintendent.
w. T. WEST. Master Of Trains. my29
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FROM MEMPHIS TO NoRFoLK.-The Men,
phis (Tenn.) appeal states that after much
labor and discussion such thorough unfit
cation of interest and management has been
brought about as to answer all the practical
purposes of consolidation Of the railway
lines between that city and Norfolk, Va.
The general freight agent Of the line from
Memphis 10 Bristol controls all eastward
fregbts. while the agent Of the line from
Bristol to Norfolk has full authority to act
for the line in the matter of westward
freghts. Passeuger-coaches now run through
from Memphis to Bristol, and it is expected
soon that trains will run through to Norfolk
without change, aud drawipg-room and
sleeping-cars through between Memphis and
Baltimore.
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'''' visitor to sDstsy,yapsa

tf.,.'I ASIA COURTHOUSE, July s, 1875.
3, ,,.'., ",P"tch There was au interest
.,,''.. 1>!n- held here to-dly. Several
,a, n.. we're nude. Mr.. ). II. Lacy op-
s,r,>I,, appointment Of delegates, but 1t is
..s,.,.' Tue cast That that which Mr.. Lacy
). ,.l,'.,, veg, apt to succeed. A proposition
~. ' y 10 change the time of hold.
'.,,r'., '',i7 Convention from the oath
.,r 49,, ~ =" zoe las week in October. du.
..,-, .. t. ar. Discussion on III pro.
pIpiiiclcd. There were seye.
.... oI.@- '''>""s gwen for this proposed
.a /, ~" stated that many farmers tx.
" "''eI4 ibt STATE Fair, and desired
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RICHMOND AND PETERsBURGl
RAHRCAD COMPANY. !


RAILROAD COMPANY. )
TOMMENCING JUNE /. 1876, trains
" on this road Will run 40 follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
5:10 A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily except Sun
day CONNECTING for all pSinsb saus
745 A. NJ, FkEiGaI TRAis daily texceps Sun.
dayl, with coach attached, for Peter5.
burg and stations on the Southslce
road, Lynchburg, and the West.
1:45 P. NJ, THROUGH NAIL daily, connecting
for all points South and West: Pas
sengers taking this train Will maka
close connection at Petersburg for
500 P. H.. FFsEIaar daily Except sundayh
with coach attached. ''' r
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
7:3o A. NJ. FREIGHT TRAIN daily. texceps
Sunday with coach attached.
1OaO A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
500 P. H.. FREIGHT daily Except Sunday,
coach attached.
7.a5P.M., THROUGH ~ ALL daily Except sun.
day), connecting with RichmoHcs
Fredericksburg ana fotomac raiifo3a
sleeDer attached, running through %
baltimore. Also making close CON.
nscfion with the Chesapeake and One
railroad for the Virginia Springs ano
noints North and West.
The MAI, TRAINS viii not SOP between ASs@
mnnd and Petersburg except ~ Cnsss aI III, re,va
ciaTer Hi p,ts at $50 A. NJ; and returning; will
leave Chester at 2:4O P. 81. daily except snnda!s:
ALL TEAMS leaving Petersburg VIII start dfo1.'
Appomartox depot sy.w zursrtntepden,.
my 20 A. onA w ---.szk6cEs-.-
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Spain.

MADRID, July 6.-The commission OF nine
appointed to prepare the draft OF a new
Constitution for the kingdom OF SPAIN nave
concluded their labors. The draft opens WHO
a declaration Of individual and religious iio-
erty. The Legislature is to consist OF q sen o.
ate and chamber of deputies, composed as IN
other liberal monarchiai States. Inc magls'
tracy is to be irremovaDe. an
It is believed the Constltution WIZ VIC
be adopted without modification.
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Weather RanOrE.

WksHINaroR, July 6.-During Wednesday,
in the South Atlantic States and Tennessee,
slight changes in. the barometer, south west
to southeast winds, continued warm and
partly cloudy weather; and in the first dis
tr'ct rain areas aud falling barometer.
For the Middle and Eastern States, gene
rally cloudy weather and rain areas tonight,
followed on Wednesday, by rising barometer,
winds shifting to southwest or northwest !:
clearing and cooler weather. II rr-el -.s..-
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TWELVE PERSONS KILLED AND TwENTY.SIx
INJURED Ne,o York, July 5.-At 2 o'clock
this evening collision occurred on the South
side railroad, near Far Rockaway, by which
two passenger trains were smashed. Twelve
persons were killed and about tweuty.six
others injured. Several of the Injured are
to be fatally wounded.
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AN ESaLlsn ENDORSEMENT OF BEEcHER.
Loadoa, July g. Rev. Dire. Parker, Harry
Allan, and Alexander Raleigh, prominent
ministers, yesterday drew up
and signed an address, which Is open for
other signatures until Friday next. The
signers declsre that, having watched the late
trial of Tilton Us. Beecher. they thank God
their judgment and feeling as entirely favor
able to Mr.. Beechet's Christian character.
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TAG BOUNDARY LINE QUESTION.
w. ID. Robertson and Hon. Isaac d. Jones,
of the Boundary Line Commission, have
been ia town for several days taking tesIi-
mon, ia connection with the disputed line.
The case was TO have been LAID before the ar
bitraiers in New York on the Both ultimo,
but the counsel were unable to prepare their
briefs and arguments by that day. An ad-
iourued meeting, we learn, will be held IN
September, when the Ions. taiked-of ques-
ton will be tiually settled.-Eastern Oman
cncE1 Vir0iuldn
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THE ELECTION To-DAy.--Primary elections
will be held in all the wards OF the city TO-
day, under the auspices Of the Democratic
Conservative party, for the purpose OF select
ing one candidate from each ward Tor Inc
First Branch of the City Council, and also TO
elect five delegates from each ward 10 nomi-
pate candidates for the Second Branch or Inc
CITY Council baltimore american, 9th.
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France.

PARIS. july 6.-Gambetta has declined to
accept Granier De Cassagnac.s chaiiense 20
light duel on account OF articles phDiisneo
in the Republiqae FrancatSe. de says ne
cannot hold himself at lhe disposal OF Tue
first conner among his political adversaries,
as he has other duties and responsibilities 10
fluff toward his party, France, and the he
public. .s6s5 ~ >
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DIANO FORTES.
TE TT

piano FoRrEs. a
No. IA splendid Instrument, OF superb tone,
seven octayes, In rosewood case, carved legs,
made by thickeriDg q Sons.
No. Another superior instrument Of similar
finish, made by Bloomfield & Otis. These In
struinonis are fast winning their way into ia
yor by their brilliant tone. faithful WORKMAN
ship, and very moderate price.
No. ga capital instrument made by hnaoe %
Co, the welt-known Baltimore makers.
No. 4.-an English upright cottage Piano, OF sweet
tone. handsome case, occupying but btDali
space IN room.
No. 5,-A very supehcr instrument made by the
old firm Of Dunhsn Il Sons: has been used
and we'll kent by au accomplished performer.
This Is one Of the best second hand pianos we
have had. e~
No. GA good sccoud.hand Piano made By Hallett,
Davis L Co. reliable makers; but little US. q.
A number Of other instruments on hand, which
must be sold soon 10 make room for others
10 ID WOODHUUSE Il PARHAM.
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washtnyton Items.

WASHINGTON, July 6.--Fourteen Thousand
amto,ants reached New York in June OF this
year, and during the same Tune last Jeil
20 900.
Advices at the Navy Department from
Key West report one death from lever and
GWo new cases this morning,
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A SERIOUS CHARGE.-A warrant was sworn
out In Berkeley county, W. Va, on Monday
by Dr.. Daniels against d. F. Horner. eharg-
ing him with the murder of the Doctors
brother some time during the war. 4a.
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nUNCAN, SHERMAN s. CO., BANK.
IL EhS, Nos. and Nassau street: New YORK,
Issue CIRCULAR NOTES aud LETTERS OF
CREDIT for TRAVELLERS IN EUROPE AND
THE EAST, available in all the principal cities;
ALSO for use in the Unifed states. West Iyaies, &c
PARIS, CALIFORNIA, HAVANA, MEXICO,
CHINA, JAPAN, &c. a., -
cesyeSfssT'ss il a3-depdiY
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RuMoRED COMPLICATIONS BETWEEN FRANCE
AND GERMANY London, July g. 6 a. NJ
The morning papers say that report was
prevalent in Paris yesterday that the French
ambassador to Berlin had been recalled, and
1t had the effect of fattening the Bourse.
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CHeSAPEAKg AND ONO RAILKOAD.-One OF
our largest western shippers has recently
taken trip over the Chesapeake and ONO
railroad aud was highly pleased. He SAYS 10
is bound 10 be the great line 10 the Gest
from Virginia and North Carolina.-Da"'
ptHe NeWS.
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CLOSE OF THE REvivAL.- London, July 5.
Moody and Saukey announce that the pre-
sent week will be their last in London. They
go to Paris, where they will probably I'M
dertakc to hold revival meetings.
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Germany.

BERLIN, July Cdr. Kuniz Is about 70
leave for San Francisco to superintena Tue
erection of naval hospital which the GOV
eminent has decided 10 build 10 Inc CITY iof
the use of its squadron in the Pacific ocean.
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Trial Commenced.

COLUMBIA, S. c., July 6.-The trial OF ex-
Treasurer Parker, charged with fraud against
the State, commenced to-day before Judge
CARPENTER.