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MEDICAL CONVENTION.
PHILADELPHIA, June ., 1875.

= PHILNDELFHIA, June =, 1870
At tho meeting or the American Medical Association
to-day tho ioiIo ing resolutions we're adopted
Resolved rhnt Of the medical profession who In
aid abcf The graduation Of medical students IN
irregular exclusive IL medicine are deemed
thereby spirit u the ethics Of the American
Medical Association.
Resolved That there be appointed COMMITTEES of three
members o he Association w each ~ those states
where there action taken for tho establishments
81 boards ~ health tto-c states the necessity
OF the establishment ~ such boards
Henry !. Bowditch OF Massachusetts, was elected
President Tor the ensuing year Alter the election OF
other officers the Association adjourned 10 nj
Chicago on the irst Tuesday 10 January, 1877.
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DUTY OF UNITED STATES MARsHALs

HOW ELECTIONS WERE CARRIED IN LOUISIANA.
New ORLEANS, June q, 1876
The Congressional Committee, investigating Marshal
Packards olcc examined several witnesses who test
fed that they received deputy marshals
during the campaign of 1874, and commissioned
about ten days before hthc election. They were in
struced by Allan tcoorcd) candidate for the state
Senate TO watch the polls election aay and work In
his interests They were paid by him for their
vices and after the election called upon for sur
render Of their commissions 10 the marshal. Allan
alleged that he needed tho Of deputies as
body guard protect him from assault whllo canvass
ing the marshes OF his district
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INDEPENDENT LABOR PARTY.

Tho Independent Labor Party met last night at
Masonic Hail. in Thirteenth street. Several speeches
were madc in advocacy OF tho Homestead bill now
pending In Congress A committee was appointed 10
visit Governor Tdcn and request tho pardon OF James
d. Chambers, now In tho Pcnucntiary Tor a fconious
assault during strike OF carpenters Ave years II
was announced that Saturday evening, June II. a
meeting under The auspices Of the lndrpcn dent
Labor Party would be held at Cooper Institute, which
viii be addressed by tho Hon. sydney Meyers OF Chi
cago and others.
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GEORGE SANDS FUNERAL.

GEORGE SANDS FUNERAL.
LONDON, June 10. 1876.
The Times Paris despatch announces that George
Sand will be buried at Nohaut to-day.
SAD EXPECTS STORM.
"A despatch to La Reputiiqus Franchise from Lyons
reports violent thunderstorm at valoDne Three
soldiers OF regiment encamped there killed by
lightning, eleven paralyzcd and ono blinded.
DIED ~ EXTREME AGONY
Tho Daily Teiegraph's Paris correspondent reports
that George Sand died in great PAIN which caused her
to writhe and shrek.
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MEXICO.

nEvoLUTIoNIsT GENERAL. MARCHING ON
MArAMoRos -CokTrNA IN THE INsURREcTroN-
IsT RANKS.
BROWNSVILLE, Texas June Q, 1870
The rcvolutionist General Gonzales is marching on
Matamoros and a conflict may bc expected to at
any moment after a few days.
coRrIxA ISsURGEyr RANKS.
Cortina who has certainly joined the revoluticnsts
Is attempting TO form junction with Gonzales.
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HARVARD ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION.

Bosrov, June ., 1876
The summer meeting Of tho Harvard Athletic Associ-
alton held in JARVIS Field this afternoon The
milo run by D. ,. James, class OF 10,
in ON. 35Ls Tho 100 yards dash
by A. H. Latham class OF ri in 10a,s
The running high jump won by F. c. Hail. class OF
TO lcct 10 inches. The halt milo run won by J.
Swift, class -, in I'm. 24i4s The running long
jump by j. l. Inzel, class Of ~, clearing Is
Ieet inches. The hurdle race wns won by A. II.
Latham and the quarter milo run by II. G. Dunham,
class OF ~, in obs. -
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A TAX COLLECTOR OFF WITH HEAVY HAUL
FOOD CONTRACTS IN AMERICA
HAVANA, via KEY WEST, juno Q, 1876
Ricardo Menoca, Collector OF Taxes has nbsconded to
the United States, with about $500 900 in gold.
PROM AMERICA.
The government Is making contracts with parties In
Florida for cattle, paying 81 In gold per pound dcliv-
cred in Nuevitas.
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SPAIN.

PRELArIcAL PROTEST AGAINST RELIGIOUS Toll
GRAFTON.
MADRID, June 0, 1876.
During tho debate yesterday in tho Senate on tho
new constitution the Bishop of Salamanca said tho
Spanish prclaes would always oppose religious tolcra
ton incompatible with Catholicism.
SENATORIAL OPINION PRovIy
CIALIsTS
Eighty Senators in favor OF the amendment for
totally supprcssing the privileges hitherto enjoyed by
the provinces Of Biscay ana Navarro
TIMELY DISCOVERY.
The police have discovered two depots Of cartridges
at San Sebastian
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FRANCE.

CABINET ATTITUDE TOWARD THE WORKING
MEMS DELEGATION FOR AMERICA.
PARIS, June Q, 1876.
The government has decided that II will not impose
any OF conduct upon its workmcn going TO Phila-
dephia at the expense Of the State but leave them
entire liberty relative their researches and studies.
special programme WILL however, be prescribed
for the teachers delegation.
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LAWRENCE. Kansas, Juno 0, 1876.
Ex-Sccrctary or the Interior }. r. Usher, Attorney
for the Kansas Pacific Railway lott hero yesterday for
Washington in response subpoena TO testify IN tho
Blaine investigation. His testimony Is supposed to
relate bonds OF the Kansas-Pacinc Railway Com
pany said to have been obtained by Mr. Blaine
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THE WISCONSIN DELEGATION FOR
BLAINE.

CHICAGO, juno o. 1870
Tho Wisconsin delegation 10 The National Republican
Convention Cincinnati held meeting hero to-day,
seventeen OF tho twcnty delegates being present
The Hon. Phlctus sawyer introduced the following
resolution which was unanimously adopted
Resolved, That will for the Hon. James
@. Blaine Of Maine, and every honorable TO
secure his nomination.
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Supplemental Treaty Making Rather
Slow for British Judicial Action.
The SHEIK- ISLAM TO THE SOFYiS
Disracli Defines the Eastern Polity-No I'm.
due Pressure on the Porte.
Spanish Prelatical Protest Against
Religious federation.
ENGLAND.

wIEsLow LIKELY TO BE LIDERATED-sUPPLE-
MENTARY TREATY MAKING RATHER SLOW FOR
THE Law coURTs-wHAT THE DUKE OF con-
NAudHT COSTS.
MANCHESTER, June 8, 1876.
Tho Guardians London correspondent says II Is very
probable that Winsow will be liberated Juno Is, as It
appears from the correspondence submitted Paria-
mcnt that there is little likelihood that sup pement-
AIRY treaty covering his will be agreed upon by
them.
\ HAxovERIAS PRINCESS DUCHESS OF coSSAUGHr.
The same correspondent says that the vote for tho
Duke Of Connaughts establishment his marriage
with Princess Frederick daughter Of the ex-King Of
Hanover will be submitted 10 Parliament at this
session.
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STABBED IN THE NECK.

Thomas Shelly arrested last night by Roundsman
Kenny. of tho Fourteenth precinct, on a charge Of
clonous assault preferred by Eliza Gillon, whom he
had stabbed IN the neck with pair OF SCISSORS at her
residence No. Z17 Hester street.
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PROBABLE STRIKE AT LOWELL.

BosroS, June O. 1870.
The printers Of the Hamilton Manufacturing Com
pany, at Lowell. have notified the company tina, they
viii not acccdc the proposed reduction OF wages II
il probable that The print works OF the company.
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NEW NOVELS FOR SUMMER READING.

THE LAND or THE SKY:
Or, Adventures In Mountain byways by Christian Reid
author q Question lon q Honor" Sc. vol Paper
Tho Land Of the sky Is and adventure;
relates the vicissndes ana experiences humorous and
the mountains OF North Carolina There IL good char
skechinr few amusing Incidents the thread Of
love story and some capital descriptive passages.
THE FORTUNES or MISS POLLEN.
BY Mrs. Goodwin TsIcott author Of Madgc." sherbrooke
In the of Miss folen therc presented
ghfnl views Of the beautiful and picturesque In German
country life and interviewer with these ri
nobIrst characters Written with fine BY accom-
piished PEN charming work that will interest and
satisfy all readers.
COMFY rnRo THE RYE.
One VOL. Svo. Paper covers. TIC.
the youth Of tho Adas extremely amusing and told 10
bright aud witty manner. Ono OF tho pleassnteso
I'll clever novel, never dull and the story hsnga
6re."-Standard III
Cheap Edition 81 Popular Novel,
BRESSANT
A NOVEL BY Julian Hawthorne, I VOL, svo. Paper.
Bressant Is work that the fitness cf ts
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he said but II the promise OF the book shall
of his power will rank side by side with him who has
hitherto but whom must hereafter call the
Elder Hawshorne.'"-N y Times
GErER.wALLY
TALE OF THE TYRoi. BY W;lhcimns Won Hillsrns
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United states. receipt Of the price.
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A BODY RECOVERED.

MONTREAL, June ., 1876.
The body OF Leonard Lymberg, who drowned
four weeks ago. was found to-day thirty miles down
the river. Mr. Lymbcrc about returning 10 Eng
land the OF his death. His people are excn-
slve lace manu- facturcrs In England.
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KILLED BY LIGHTNING.

MrrFoRU Pa, June 2, 1876
During violent thunder storm in HcmIock Hollow,
Wayne county, Pa, William Hun, while pccng bark,
struck by lightning and instantly killed Several
others were prostratod by the same shock
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THE ENGLISH POLICY-PEACE IN TURKISH
TERRITORY AND JOINT ACTION WITH FRANCE
Axp prrsSrA

THE ENGLISH POLiCf-PkACE IN TURKISH
TERRITORY AND JOINT ACTION WITH FRANCE
AND RUSSIA.
LONDON, June Q, 1876.
In the House OF Commons this evening Mr. Disracli,
replying to a question by the Marquis OF Harrington,
said the Berlin memorandum has been Withdrawn.
England and the other Powers agrce upon certain
poluts among which is to exercise undue
pressure upon the Porte. Russia, France and Eng
land have made successful to Scrvia
for tho maintenance OF peace.
THE BERLIN MEMORANDUM WAS WITHDRAWN.
Mr. pisracli said further that the memorandum was
withdrawn because the Porte had anticipated i'm
portant points and offered armstice spontaneously.
Engands refusal to accept the memorandum had
been received by any Power In an unfrcndy spirit,
but with great regret.
RECOGNITION or SULTAN NouRAD
The great Powers agrced recognize Mourad without
The usual delay The necessary papers sent 20
HE English Ambassador at Constantinople tonight
4 POLITICAL or DIPLOMATIC FORGERY.
Mr. Disrac declared further that the letter purport-
ing to bear his Signature which recently published
In VIENNA stating that England will know how resist
Muscovtc aggression, is a forgery.
4 POWERFUL rEAcKMAKKR-rHE suLrAxs ACCORD TO
The Echo this evening has special telegram from
Berlin stating that tho Gar has prevailed upon Scrvia
70 adopt peaceful policy.
CONCESSION
Turkey spontaneously offered the insurgents tho two
conditions included In the memorandum, namely
three months arm,s,ice and direct negotiations
BISMARCK ASKED TO EXPLAIN TO EMPEROR
wrrrIAM-GzRMAxY ANXIOUS FOE A GENERAL
pRAcE.
BERLIN, Juno Q, 1876.
Tho National zsitun9 of to-day says learns from
moned 10 Berlin solely TO personally report to the En-
pcror upon the latest phase OF events IN Turkey.
The Zcitupg adds that the German policy continues
to aim above all at tho preservation OF tho peace OF
Europe AMI leading political circles are convinced that
shc efforts in that direction Will be successful
The statement that conferences between the Chan
ssliors OF Germany, Russia and Austria impend needs
confirmation. Up to yesterday afternoon nothing was
kno~n hero Of any such conferences.
RUSSIAN MEDIATION BETWEEN THE INsuRGExTs
AND THE PORTE.
ST. PETERSBURG, June o. 1870
II is scmofciay stated that the representatives OF
Russia in scryia aud Montenegro have again boon
tered 10 their influence to prevent any warIike
demonstration
An assurance given at the same time that Russia
you'd take care that the Porte gave effect 10 the
guarantees for the execution Of the reforms
THE INSURGENTS SLIGHTLY DEMoEALZED on
THE AMNESTY QUESTION.
PARIS, June ., 1875
Intelligence has been received here that somo Of the
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SUICIDE IN COURT.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, June Q, 1876
Samuel N. King, formerly Deputy United states
Marshal for Middle Tennessee, indicted to-day for
obtaining money under ialso prctcnccs last October
He shot himself with pocket revolver the Criminal
Court here this evening while In custody. lie died in
stanty. King was originally from Dayton, Ohio.
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VESSELS ASHORE.

MIDLAND, Ont, June o. 1870
CAPTAIN Mcpherson, Of tho schooner Tecumseh,
reports largo propeller and two bargcs ashore
Snake Island AT tho entrance to the Georgian Bay.
They were driven on during the storm OF Wednesday
night
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OBITUARY.
GEORGE n. GAYLonp.

GEORGE n. GAYLORD.
despatch from Pougnkeepsie, n. ", under date OF
yesterday rcports:George r. Gaylord, OF tho old
est and leading freghters the Hudson River, died
at his homo In this city after a brief illness He
leading ofccr in the Hudson River Freghters Assoca
ton. Tho flags OF vessels arc AZ halt mast
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IRON MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIA.
TION.
IRON

PirrsurRo, Pa, June Q. 1876
The conference committees Of the Puddlers' Union
and Iron Manufacturers Association agreed upon a
compromise to-day with regard TO the price for boiling
iron which will be submitted both sides
Both associations Will probably accept, aud thus ter
inmate the present lockout
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SUDDEN DEATH.

PROVIDENCE, II. l., Juno 0, 1870.
Charles T. Miller. well known citizen OF this town,
dropped dead Barrineton this morning, Of II is sup
nosed disease OF the heart.
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THE FISHERIES.

HALIFAX, June o, 1874
schooners at Canso, from Grand Banks, report no
Hsh there There is large fleet OF schooners here,
fitting out for the Labrador hshcrics
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POWDER EXPLOSION.

CAMDEN, Me-. June ., 1876.
powder explosion occurred Burgess quarry at
Eockport this morning by which three men we're
severely but none fatally injured.
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CHICAGO, juno 0, 1870
The Dristow Club held meeting tonight and ap-
pointed delegation OF 100 to go to Cincinnati and
work In the interests Of Brstow.
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FATAL ACCIDENT.

Yesterday Frederick Piano. aged four and half
years. fell or tho roof Of his fathers house, OF
Eighth and Washington streets. Hoboken, and was
killed instantly Tho boy with companion was pclt
ing ncghbors cat With stones.
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THE STRIKE AT TAUNTON.


BosToy, June p 1870.
The strike at the Whitsenton Mills at Taunton Is
about over. One mill started up oday. The prompt
action the police authorities has prevented further
rioting.
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PACIFIC MAIL.

san FRANCISCO, Cal, June o. 1870
williams, Blanchard X Co. to-day took possession OF
the ONCE OF the Pacific Mail Steamship Company, In
conformity with an appointment received from tho
homo Office, Mr.. A. I. Bacon retiring
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A BRUTAL HUSBAND.

During quarrel yesterday John Lacey, OF Eighty
first street and Ninth avenue kicked his wife Catha-
rine several times In tho abdomen seriously njuring
her and causing Internal hemorrhage She was rc-
moved 10 Bellevue Hospital Lacey escaped
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THE BANK OF CALIFORNIA.

SAN Francisco, June, o. 1875
The Bank OF California levied assessment Of ten
pcr cent to-day.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

General BENJAMIN r. Butler and Lieutenant Governor
Horatio g. Knight OF Massach usctts staying tho
Finh Avenue Hotel Senator James NJ Harvey, OF
Kansas and Lieutenant Daniel w. Davis United States
Navy, are At tho Grand Central Hotel Sir Alexander
T. Gait OF Montreal, yesterday arrived at the Gscy
House Paymastcr william r. Gould, United States
Army 10 quartered at tho sturicvant House. Colonel
Thomas ~ Hicks and Major +. W. Hicks. OF tho Brit
ish Army; ~ NJ Jackson, United States Consul at
Halifax, and Dr. John 7. Gray, Of Utica, arc at the
Finh Avenue Hotel Nine. OctavIa 10 Vert is residing
at the Coleman House. Colonel Thomas g. Baylor,
United States Army, is at the Astor House.
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MERCANTILE FAILURE.

MERCANTILE FAILURE.
HAVANA, June O. 1876
Mcssrs Santos Co., dealers in moasses and sugars,
in Cardcnas, have Jailed
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THE FANArICIsM OF THE soFTAs TO BE SUP
PREssED By RELIGIOUS DISCIPLINE.
CoSsrAxTiyorLE, Juno 0, 1876
The Shck nj Islam has forbidden the soas TO carry
arms to congrcgatc IN the public thoroughiares
Az rMrERIALisr CABINET REQUEST TO THE INSURGENTS.
The Porte has courteously asked Scrva 10 explain
the meaning OF her ornaments This request was not
made in q threatening manner or as an ulsimatum
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NEW ORLEANS DELEGATE

NEW ORLEANS DELEGATES.
SECS NEW ORLEANS, Juno 0, 1876.
Governor Kellogg and other delegates to the Gin
cinnati Convention left this evening.
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1Q7E THE NEW MAGAZINE,
RECORD or THE YEAR.

~
RECORD or THE YEAR.
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Queen victoris IS New Title.
DR.. John Halls April Philosophers fFoolst.
The True Aunerican--a characteristic poem.
Washington q Marshal of France.
Jean Ingelows Fancy.
New iiorscC.r Poetry for April.
Dom Pedro'r characteristics
Three Can't sitsts--Astor. stewart. Vanderbilt
Mark Twain ut a Horse Auction,
First Female Lobbyist at Washington
The Girl OF Scvie-a spanish poem
Roy atty In the Cpited states.
Artcmns Wards Character and Pcculiaritics.
Monthly Record ~ Congress- kr
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TURKEY.

The weather to-day is dull.
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THE CONGRESSIONAL PUBLICATION.

THE CONGRESSIONAL DELEGATION.
wAsHISGroS, Juno o, 1915
II is believed that about 1J0 republican members OF
Congress will leave this city between and to-mor
row night for Cincinnati attend tho nominating
vcntiou. Several democratic Congressman will also
DO in that city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-10

NEVER GET ALARMED At BRONCHITIS.
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