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Cardinal An,on.nr. Alleged Daughter.


ROME. July s.-To-dny came on for hear
INK at the Civil Court the great lawsuit rs TO
tho us'rSsion To the lat Cardinal AntOncli's
property. The Countess Laura Iambrrtini,
VINO represents herself to be- the natural
daughter IF the Cardinal. claims from the heirs.
who ara his thrrc brothers. the entire property
h"qurathrd 10y his Emnrnrc. amounting to
forty millions of francs. The claim of the
Countess turns On her bring able to prove that
Cardinal Antou,fli WIS her father. This. she
alleges. can Ice established 10y the evidence Of
three with, -. one of them bcinE the midwife
who assisted at the birth of the Countess. The
Counties Is IN" child of a foreign lady Of rank
Whose name is unknown but who is sad To be-
still living and married. The Cardinal himself
mad" all Rome believe that She wa, the legit unite
daughter of a married lady not living with her
husband. Tn point discussed at to-day Is sit
ting was whether Tn" three witnesses should
be- heard. The President deferred his decision
for n week.
The ca-" Of the Countess ia in the hands Of
worry nhle lawyers. Si-nur Gallin and Signor
IuHni. the wcll-knuwn deputy and orator.
The excitement ut The Vatican IL Intense. the
Pope having known nothing OF the affair till
recently and Cardinal Simcuni having tried in
vain - bring the brothers AntOnclli TO u com
Promise.
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."'" ~, ,''''" "1t ,.u -, zoe,
"AshllN"IoN, 'u,f o,vii,iiii.mo nv hol,i noi;
Work Wrvir Nn urEs,N eil'r 20 SIMON
cameron. thrn Sr'r'ulry "l war. n'Etlhg u con-
~ VIZ, QUIT 'HIt,ilt,S,Si .uu oniu'nru p"ssps-
son ol a lhrg" ,s'umisnin'ht n WHEN Suth
sun. c'u,u ~ in1hulu'nl'ul nc rs.an. ISM
mem r'l'tr'h 10 y supposed w. nr thnt OF the
N"mingt"ns, IN luoh. \. \ ms lcu"r was
sc' ond session of that Congress. ana IN the Int
Ass slant Secretary OF war. answered It by
directing that a contract i9r 5OnOO muskcts be
20 nat =. THIS was an acceptance OF Mr..
Whcrlcr's offer and mud, The contract complete.
went ont Of thn war Olli,'" and nothing further
WIS eyer done about Mr.. Nhrrlrrs contract
Mr. stanton sent IN" rorr.spQnd"nrc into Con
src-s in tn following March. together IN a
pat Il OF contracts winch hnd been called iYr II
~ wrll nwn t,at q law pi is,'S iornlds any
With Tho tinv.rui,, unt.. s,,.h :, ',ntr,,t if
entered into void ana tulu,si : "A penalty upnn
IL member for inak ing Il. or course Mr.
Government. nvrrlopkcd this prov sion of the
Ird, RAJ statuf =. Now. If political opponent
nuu Ae n'lI ~ t'7 J.. VIZ o. nlr, n'nr =, ,n.
uirsu s-ion OF the rhiry-sNcnh Congress in
lhc previous Jn.f. ana ioun mn ~ rS uDIns-
cnnnitie, on Government contracts the right
Ia n l,r.t,.r ti r,.ss WI ii, h, ,,,uiu-t III, ,.n,,,
,,,i,, 't-,'iT ma ,,'. liz, r. e'.i,,i,'n az thn
committee itself 4, enlarge lis powers. such u
critic would undoubtedly have nut TINS ana that
tD...tlfpr and sought tp mako il auupur that Mr.
VIM. lnr lN1 f..4 f.ufratt in VitW when ht, un-
-, 80, 4, t.,,,.',,.,I ,,,',, :, 40 a., "a.
l''7 mum ''''s il'il "'' '"'' '' W
ln."nN az l'ur"i.,"l Mr. Nh',.r ON inc Moor
al the tiIll~F 400 TINT OF t1nGlt nj
that It w,S under It's ctll IN December that the
r.lnlt of lll ,,nirn ~ made hy the War Drptft-
"a. ,,f ,,at. l...,, IN ,,,J INIT NIr iu,.r
,m. VIZ r.t'-.H ~; my ',,.i, a., =, ,H
'"i"' i'l i't't ~ ~ N"N ~ ~ N .uI ~ w
INV @ll-al on lN ih - commute. IT N'uiu DE-
easy Tor an opponent ip put Hll tlrSN Things to-
i.atNnr ANA 90 s..N MIR " ntslrr. lunt MAS
Nart mo- .ItI.gr .lf.l Vet tl. mon who knlW lttn
y, ID ~ ID, .'..' d. az, AK. Al, .i.,,.
VIZ i ~ ii' il ''ll' l"i'Na t''t' VI w. ~
was hi hu'i ~ NiNhE ihIl'H III MHHl ~
dit. Mr.. tONNI Do. and Otutr UrflN rs bitterly
urvnsriri,iu. s., much rope 10 the Committee
49,. s.,f.tlf H.,uItlt.- lutl ,,,,ti r.n.,ua
49,, H. , l',,i 10y '..''' t,i,,,, -, Ne
vomhor. t. holm his friends IT, nclp thr Govern
m.nf in SURVIVING II with the good mus k.ts
which II 40 surely needed.
Tn fuiloyvInl. h thrlritcr referred 10 above:
W,sn,>.foS. u & So, Is 1854.
sin. have obtained in ooin,ciIon win Il nini.i r.
{" car lmhsi- in N"w Noth, ihr c0uiiul u ouc 9" Tie
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GRINT'S LATEST SPEECH.
Hi. Reply to the London work,nrmen.

From he London TthyldTh.
AT lG Beaufort Gardens, the residence OF
Gen. Bad'au. Consul General of the United
states. an address OF welcome was presented
yesterday morning. July 3, to cX-prcsidcnt
Grant 10y adcputation which Mr. H. Broadhurst
cNplaincd was entirely composed of working
men. The address was signed by about sixty
men from the leading towns in the kingdom,
and all the principal industries. such rs the coal
and iron trades. thn textile shipping. and build
ing trades. were represented. The address hay
ing been formally presented. spe,cnes were
made 10y Mcssrs. Guile. Howell, Ncass. Bur-
nett. and Campin
Gen. Grant replied in the following terms:
GfNrltNEN-In the name Of my country thank you
for t'c address which ,uu have Just presented tome
crnmcnt which represented well rs mN- self per.
suunN Since my al on British soil have received
great attention. intended. feel. IN the same waythn
j. tor NV country have received att, nuns ana have
hal uNutior~ AMI presentations irh different clh-~c~
from the governing clnss, and from the controlling an
thviti0 Nuu tit well a- from the general pub
hc; but Their Is reception that have met with which
am pruulcr u than this one today recognize the
tact that Whatever there isui greatness iu the lu
states Indeed in other country. j. due to The
hor performed ami tu the ihuger, who tr author Ut
Hl Greatness and wealth and without whom there would
be- governing. leading Glasses an, thing worth
the trouble ui With H. labor /, rcErl,d a.,
highly respectable when II j. not regarded. II Is
abui d.-honur. no man. and. whatever nhn urcupa.
tun II, Is cighic post in the giit u the people,
has ealing being let out ui consideration when II j. a
question 90 clccins him law maker or an executor
Is renew my thank. your nidrc.s ami To- recent
that have received nothing from class since ar.
rival III England that has given me more pleasure
The dcputatio ion then withdrew,
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o>e nuN>Cm RACrs-Nonnoa
STEAMBOATS, ano SallrulOs.
DENNsYLvANuA RAILROAD.


AND UNITED STATES MAI. ROUTE.
on and after Jun. % $50 trans leave Sew York. via
c-hros~. amt ,nriauti streets Ferries. A. follows
ENpr'ssfHr liUrihurs Pittsburgh. the West AMI south,
with Pullman Palace cars attached, . A VI, AMI : 50
+ dallN.
Tor MhAiu.ior Lock Haven. CORY. AMI Eric AZ 20
T. cunnrrun. at CORY Tor riiu-,le. Petroleum
Centre and the Ol Region. For Willau-port AMI Lock
Haven. \
F,f Hiumorc Washington and the South. Limited
WASHINGTON LNrr..' % Pullman Parlur car; daily
tN rft ~uui4'. 10. 3d. .Arusc NA-nlustont iOf
ke-uit 40 80 4 NJ, l,t ami so A. NJ sunday. Il
Hul = $40 4 NJ
TSrn..- Tor Philadelphia. 49, : - o % 70 iimiicn
iuauA VI . l. D. %. Fl. :. AMI : 80 4 sunday, "a VI q,
T. VI
Tor tun- 20 Newark Elizabeth. Railway. Princeton.
Trenton Perth Amiov tloHuu-ion, h,I'uicie. ani
other point. see lo % schedules at nll Ticket Offices
Tram arrte From iiu,hufsh Tl and DO ~ 4 VI AMI
D. COR VI dhlN, lpluA NJ GOD T. daily. except
Nnu'aN From Washington Hii Baltimore. q -. lnin
4 : 90. % in. .ud lulnl' SuutAt. .il. 30 40
From fhiuatl ihit. Do. Is o. 80 10. 10 10. 10 ~
II 90 -i' : no. 30. O. 30. = 49, 40. aui 10 -
Sui.lhy, ON, d.,l, Il.tj II 30 A NJ 60 and
10 -up VI
Tiuk,t offices. 52G AMI oit broadway. As'or House.
AMI i'ot o llysnrv..c, ami torlhuit st- Court t.
Hruis Nn. IA llt ANA ~ Hudson St llnhuken, De-
Iot.JelsN l!tY tmisrani Ticket nnc' Battery place
FRANK THOMSON. |. T. FARMER
N neral l't~-t AGENT
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Why the Grand Duke In.,u,ed wellesley.


Rumor SAYS that it was through the un-
eNprs ted want of rrtic"nce on the part of nm
American representative N "a London daily
journal Ia whom Col. Wellesley had impaired
his opinion ~ certain Russian transactions.
that our military aitach6 was covered with con-
tuncly 10y the Grand Duke.
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WATERFOWL, July ll-Thcrc Is no use in
party of New YORK * to-day disurganiI'd and
divided For some time past Il has been gem
orally understood in political circles that such
WAS the rilsr, hut an extended trip through the
central. western. aud northern portion OF the
state, ANA numerous Conversations win several
of the h'st known and most highly hunorrd
Ecpuhllchn lead rs. cunYin'rs me that the dis
organ cation ana dlHsut slaoilOu Is much more
general and widrsprrad than Is supposed, even
hy those most thoroughly informed and best
qualified 10 Judge, Iur r''rnl order 81 the
President. int,nird TO keep Federal ON crs
ont of politics. may Dee in strict ar'ordun"e
with the best principles of "A thorough civil SCR
vice reform, and may i'm IN" large cities win To-
the support ot the Administration "A large Glass
ol the ln.irp ndcHt bus ms, community; hut IN
tine country u Hlrlcts among the had- WORKING,
honest. earnest Republican voters, II has rs yt
urOl rd nothing but dlsOrsan Hotlun ana dis
snilsiutt on. II is not an rsy thing Ia over
throw "a man who for years has hrrn the polite
mites ARE always ronsrrNuti\n, ana opppsrd To
radical or violent changes. Tine IL 'publlrhns
81 the interior Of this STATE have always head
III" r"pros -niailNrs of the United stat Coy
eminent IN nigh esteem. They have every
reason To- do 80. for, with hut lew exceptions.
u" men who hoid the on os referred to are
Hnh'sl r"n7'l"niiouS public servants Many
"I Ul'm, part 'ularly those who nrr IN churs"
81 lhr smhll l",rl stations and other minor
nh's' hhN' hNrd IN the same community Tor "A
liNlIlhn, lh'N nave been political leaders in
mos" communities, and ii ia. perhaps. only
natural lhnl thclf friends and nelghhnrs should
ION wan urm IN drnOun ing the President y
order hs an unjust and unnecessary Interior
cArc VAN lhVlr rights ~ American citzons.
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GbtGurf.
SARATOGA RACES.

SARATOGA RACES.
- TWO MEETINGS.. 1877.
FIRST MEETlNG. July ~ -. ~. - and ~, and Aug
., I. N. and
SECOND MELTING to commence saturday. Aug IL
J. VI MARVIN. Pres
JOHN MORklssaI. Lessee.
G MHr,rfy. Sec.
I ONG BRANCH RAtEs-Monmouth Park.
June - Jul, T. H. II -. ~ ami IL Races
ucncc Iunctully alta New jer-ey southern and New
Jersey Central Railroads will trans dtrrct To- the
gates of the track For paricu trs at trains adNrr
u~,mcnt q. BRUCE secretary l"sv Branch. \. J.
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JNNNN IINE.-MAiL STEAMERS.
L FOR DtfFFNSTDMN ANE ITXERpDOT

! FOR QUEENSTOWN ANb LIVERPOOL.
CRY OF RICHMOND ........ saturday July -. : 4
CITY OF BERLIN . g.. ...... SATURDAY. AM. II. \ VI
IIlN or CHESTER ...... SATURDAY. aug. Il, A. W.
From Per g.. Nnrih river
CABIN so AMI -lp 4uN' Return tickets IN favorable
terms sTELkAt. -. currency brtt. AtlnWr.t rate.
saoOns state Rooms sAJ.ln- ami Bath Room, amid
SHIPS
IoHN q DALE. Agent
y and 1871 BROADWAY. Nrw YORK.
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Excursions.
JARRETT 4 pALMER's MIDSUMMER

JARRETT a PALMER's MIDsUMMER
CRUISE.
A WEEKS RECREATION
ALONG THE
PICTURESQUE NEW ENGLAND COAST.
board vi the very popular steamer
GRANITE STATE.
MONDAY MOKNING. July %, 1871.
The elegant marine hotel. the GRANITE STATE. 12Lo
tons burden. will leave New York from Pier No ~. T.
r. lreck Slip nts A VI foot OF I'D St. L. r., at $40 A.
NJ visiting the following
PLACES OF INTEREST,"
NEW LONDON ROCKY POINT,
PEQrOT HOUSE, FALL RIVER
BLOCK ISLAND NEW BEDFORD
NARRAGANSETT PIER, DAN HllFfs, .
NEWPORT. MATTHIAS VINEYARD,
PROVIDENCE. NNN1ltkEr, &c, sc.
Returning the GRANITE STATE will reach New York
EARLY SATURDAY MORNING..
LIMITED NUMBER l2lW OF TICKETS
ONLY Will. BE ISSUED.
FARE, for the entire cruise. .............. $40
No chnr1c for hcrths
MEALS ON BOARD, \ la CARTE
the American plan - day Including breakfast,
dinner and supper, nr. go for the entire crui~c.
The STATE ROOMS are large and well ventilated; ~
each per div, Siu Tor the cruise They accommodate
TICkEr, and STATE ROOMS can Now be secured At
tho office OF H. SEW YORK TRANSFER co. No 90
broadway. ari RuLLMAN's, ~ Brohiway, next TO
Trinity Church where circulars DESCRIPTIVE OF route. Of
scenery. AMI incident may also be- obtained
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a
QUICKEST TIVE Ir COMFY ISLAND
on nuf Nrr lur.NiN HN O.. tH. fNai WI bee open
10 BROOKLYN t'A'ri from COT. ruN, a Aih 49, sit.
minutes from H,N k.l-D lul. tlun iu Gone, Island
ALBANY iNDTRON Ri DAY boats
y e. NlHHAlttt Hnl nNNli.L lIt..N l.lNt A,-ty 81
lNr.N H no i', Hnd -hn So ut pA VI landing At
Ntark iNr.N. Wet iNlnf. NrWnnr-n. iui-hk', l.r,
nfenHI W.tl NfN lfh t.uuAl hal..nid lar ihc West.
al NIfi I'll I-l.. ~.0ift-A Montreal, amt other
Init, fu. 90 N,- roou. and NcWuuf.h, returning
.anl. ,nt - lrh.i-Nr tNN lu- -Hi 600 Hudson kN,r
Railroad are received 900 BOARD i0r pt''n-o.
4 LHNNI boat. rEorLts LINE
n cone % nir O.. -Aut steamers DREW or ST JOHN
cHIn, un- 90 AfiuN iur >trhtl-a. ana nu aNulto
mcr Ir-orle NNril ah Nest tafr ouN rl,p
4 MARY rowELI,iel West rnn, Cornwall
u. NgNhurh. inn-hhrrp-lr k'ulout ami kingston,
iet'', l'rr N. u, dNiN. hi H rll NJ.
CIrIZE>>' LINE ron THol. sAKATO-
Y f NA, hui tIl point. north Hut west Sow IAlUc
sirHu.rs lralt tiIN, NlfI.lN. tNyttt'i, at q T. Nj,
iion Pier a." \ u uu't oi l"toN st. Law latc
CAT>kILL AND SRI YNr>ANT BoATS
iur rt--'is' r- ami irr.-ht tlr 81 h"rul,ir"
I'OW ll.i.lu q. N.irk. steamer, leave ricr -,
u foot o FrtnNln f.. iuN. a. e. O'Clock T. VI
connecting al Hudson With rArN tram Tor chatham,
ihi-itd. North Adams. uud lut rnctt" siauuns
" EST POINT OH NEWBuHGH daily cN.
w c"ft StNiuNsl. Take regular ALBANY LINE. r'-
mrnhN down boat ROT I'D rirkErs at EXCURSION
RAILS see ilN Lame ADVERTISEMENT
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WHY. MARY. now DARE YOU co oN

w ulo' hrknway h.it, my arg 80 er9wd'l Whiis
slip aud l1th ~ which leave nearly every hall hour Tor
Astoria and Ilar-m Brid1cf They connect with llixh
Bridge boats. and the iarc is on! ten cents Get time
table and study II
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CrNruNL TWN>.NTlA>rrC COW.

~ fANlN steamers between New YORK amt HaNrr.
calling At Plymouth Great britain TOR the landing pa
seussr-, Will stil from Pier ~. y X
WILLIE III PARIS burand "Wednesday. July IL. II A VI
LAIR MOOR. Slr1lirr .Mcinr ~lav July -. q A NJ
FRANCE. Trudclle ...... Wednesday. Aug. /, A. NJ
katcs vi passage greatly reduced
Lon Is DE ELNIAN Arnmi Is nrnahNnY
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dtlantto--- ttmalts.
-VP-TOWN ADVERTISERS

Nav leave their rnr suS the only author
i1,u uu.fown advertisement offceS
.2:y- broadway corner 3ist Il. I'LL ID p VI and
3O- West .tl IT, opposite Grand opera House anl 700
.d aN.. corner oil i7th Il. until = 4. NJ.
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"A. ROCkAWAY Hi'tcii II ana nniiy Excursion,
~ REDtcED FARES
BAND OF MUSIC. GiFE tLlB. SOLOlS1S, AM
OTHER ATTRACTIONS
The last nud elegant steamboat
WILLIAM COOK.
FARE - CENTS Excl N@ION TICKETS ~ Gents
ST NDAN. 81 ~ -. amt every day thereafter.
Leaves .ti H.. y r. ,....... at 80 4 VI. nui o. y
Leaves 1pth It y X ..... at - 4 VI. ant 2tpP VI
Leaves Pier ltt.dnr-t Il. at 800 A. NJ. and -.iOP
Leaves Martins dock. near
Fulton ferry. BroukNu. N2i \ VI anil 2'nP
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NEW ROUTE TO co>EyIsINND ana /

s'eaner .ARRowsMlrH will leave West, 2ad 4. 70
A NJ. =. NJ. 4 T. NJ LEROY It. 10 10 A. VI. no VI.
4IOr VI Franklin Il. 10 ~ 4. NJ. li2o T. L.. 70 +. "
iigf l3 Norh River. 10 ~ 4 VI ., ~ ! 80 = NJ.
Returning at IL 80 A. NJ, 23OP NJ, T. NJ.
Fare, - cents.
EA.-LL Nm. a -aaaa
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S1lppine.

NCHOR IINE.-r NAH. STEAMERS
~ SAIL kNEKI SAri RpAN
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