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FOREIGN NEWS.
THE WAR IN THE EAST.
Heavy Fighting Near KrlsIuck.-,
Great Bravery on Both Sides.
Our Ex-Presldsn Receptions.
He Takes Precedence of All
Except the Royal Family.
WAR NOTES.

BucnAREsT, June S.-The Roumanian
army Is ready for actual fighting,
1tnumbers $4,000 regulars. This mum.
rber includes the infantry, cavalry and
artillery, and Is divided into two army
corpse. There are also 5000 or 5000
militia under arms and are available for
service, and 5000 regulars employed in
the non combatant duties.
VIENNA, June S.--Mukhtar Pasha has
abandoned the idea Of defending the
heights fronting Erzeroum, though he
intends to defend the town. This back.
ward movement is caused by an advance
Of the Russian column from OH, threat.
ening the communication between Err.
rOum and Trebizond. To meet this dan.
ger Mukhtar Pasha has dispatched FIVE
battalions and some guns.
PLAYEsTE, June S.-The Car and
Grand Dukes proceeded 10 Buchares. to.
day to visit Prince Charles, They return
this evening
BRUSSELS, June S.-The lie Nord last
evening published an article about peace
rumors. The following arc significant
extracts:
Russian will not lay down her arms
till guarantees, corresponding to the sac.
rifces already made, have been obtained
from Turkey. There is no question Of
Russia concluding cheap bargain; dem.
onstrations must be complete and the re.
suits decisive. 1t is necessary for the Sc.
curity Of the future that Turkey should
be perfectly convinced OF her isolation
and inferiority, and the absolute necessity
OF submitting 10 the conditions she her.
self has rendered necessary.
RESUMED NAVIGATION.
LONDON, June San Odessa special
says the Russian Trading Company has
resumed the running Of steamers between
Odessa and NikolaiefT, after a four
months stop. There we're many passen.
gers and q terrible cargo on the fist trip.
The Turkish blockade is Intellectual.
MoNTENEGRINs DEFEArED.
CoNsTANTIHoPLE, June S.-The Mon
tenegrinS, on Wednesday, attacked Spur
and were defeated, leaving % dead and
90 wounded.
wARLIKE,
BERLIN, June S.-The entrance Of NJ.
Zimbrakasaki into the Greek Cabinet, as
Minister Of War, was regarded as war.
like symptom. NJ. Zim brakasaki is a
Cretan, and at the time Of the Cretan in
surrection, he directed the military oper.
ations Of the insurgent.
HARD FIGHTING.
VIENNA, JuneS.-Details of the fight.
ing on the 4th near Kristock and Piya
are at hand. Both aides fought with great
bravery the whole day. The Turks, not.
withstanding their strenuous efforts, in
which they lost 5000 men, failed to ad.
vance any nearer to Piva. The Monten.
egrins again entrenched themselves along
the pass between Kristock and Presieka
RUTscHUK.
BUCHAREST, June S.-The Russians at
GiurgeyO have been preparing since
yesterday for vigorous bombardment
Of Rutschuk. The Prince OF Roumania
has issued q decree that all persons
charged with endangering the safety Of
the troops will be tried by court marshal.
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The Deaf, Dumb and Blind Asy
lun.


The Board oi Regents OF the Deal,
Dumb and Blind Asylum have been
holding session at Romney, and we are
under obligations to correspondent for
letter giving US nn account Of the Com.
mencement exercises on Wednesday.
Among those present on the occasion
were Governor Mathews and Attorney
General White. The present meeting
was the frat session OF the new Board OF
Regents. They organized by electing
DR.. NJ. +. Hullihen, OF this city, Presi-
dent Of the Board, and rc.clccting
Henry b. Gilkeson Secretary. Among
tn changes in the Board are
the following: Dr.. IIuIlihen takes the
place OF Thomas Maslln, as President
Col. Alex. Campbell takes the place o.
DR.. Baird, former member. DR.. K: s
Lupton takes the place OF Geo. G. Orr
lie also takes the place DR.. r. W. Bailey
rs physician to the Asylum. Thoma.
Maslin takes the place Of Isaac T. Brady
as member. The Board as thus
changed is composed of the following gen.
tlemen: DR.. NJ. F. Hullihen, DR.. Il. s
Lupton, Col. Alex Campbell, Thomas
Maslin, John W. Mrson, G. W. Craig and
VS.. Laidley.
Among the curtailments Of expenses or.
dered by the Board at this session was
the reduction Of one teacher in the Deal
Mute Department, (Mr. 0. D. Cooke)
whose salary was Sl,25O. There is a
vacancy in the Blind Department, form.
erly filled by Mrs. Cornelia Wilson, as
Music teacher, that will not be filled un
til the ia Il session OF the Board.
There are at present so inmates Of the
Asylum. A number Of pupils belonging
here and at Moundsville came home las
evening.
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BUSINESS.

The bank cleariugs from the principal
cities for May, published in the last nun.
ber OF the New York Public, do not show
very encouraging aggregate Of transac'
tions. There is falling Off as compared
with May 1876, and that month was a
month OF depression. At Pittsburgh,
however, there was a very decided gain
over last year, the aggregate being Sl9,.
5S9,4O4 as againstISl6, 6,246,41l in May '76
"a gain Of 2O.2 per cent. There was also
gain OF 23.S per cent at Columbus, Ohio,
but a falling of Of Al at Cincinnati aad
AZ at Chicago. Itis asomewhat curious
fact that the cities Of the smaller class
generally fare better this year than the
great commercial centres.
In addition TO the bank clearingp, the
Public gives us in this issue table show.
ing the earnings Of the principal rail-
ways Of. the country for 1S7G--those
operating GG7 per cent of the railway
lines OF the country-and they show
gross earnings amounting to $685. o.
7GG, as against 1885 5,S44,476 in the
previous year -or decrease oil only 2.lO
Of l per. The net earnings were $l2i,-
OILS, j,lSO against $l23, ,40S,Sll the proceed.
ing year, gain Of 81 ,42l,37S. Notwith.
standing the great increase in quantities
transported by rail, and especially in
grain and other articles taken at the low.
est rates, the railways actually effected
such economies that, with gross earnings
practically the same, they obtained net
earnings greater by nearly 2per cent than
during the previous year. In short, the
railways learned last year to carry enor.
mously increased burdens, at no greater
cost to the community, and with an actu.
al and substantial increase Of profit to
themselves.
As to the prospects for the present
year for the railways, and for bushes,
generally, they arc certainly not dis
couraging. The rains yesterday and fol
several days previous, have almost as
sured to the country great harvest o
wheat, oats and grass, and given the corr
an impetusithat.is worth tens OF millions
OF money To the fall trade IN tho West
As the Cincinnati Ga:.Nc OF yesterday
well ellrcmarks, the road to specie payments
and general prosperity lies through thi
great wealth that is to come out Of tn,
ground. With large crops, and heavy
fore ign demand at remunerative price
for surplus products, business will revive
lille capital and idle men will bs employ
cd, and we shall have, not n sudden star
in trade, but steady and healthy i'm
provement,
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New York.

New YORK, June 'S.-Cotton-Essy at
ll2SallAc. Flour-Dull, lower and heavy;
No. ., So 4oa4 70; superiine western and
State IS 5Oa6 O0; common to good extra
50 SOa6 60; good to choice So 65aG 70; white
wheat extra SO SOa7 90; fancy $Gl75a9 90;
extra Ohio 50 SOaS so; st. Louis S. 9Oa
i 70! Wheat--Limitcd business doing;
No. . Milwaukee 81 53; No. Minnesota
81 so; white Toledo s. 05; No. 9 Chicago
spring 81 G.; No. 2 Milwaukee 81 TOAl Is,
kye-Steady; western 70aSOc. Barley =
Quiet and unchanged. Con-Quiet but
firm; western mixed 4Ga47c; ungraded
western mixed 55a5Sc; steam yellow Coo;
yellow western Gle. Oats Unchanged.
Hay and Hops-Unchanged. Coiiee-Dull
and unchanged. Sugar-Dull and unchanV.
ed. Molasses-Dull and unchanged. Rice
Demand fair aud market firm. Whisky
Quiet at 81 II.
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Fast Train.

CHICAGO, June S.-Commencing on
Sunday next, the Pittsburgh, Fl. Wayne
" Chicago Railroad will run daily
train to start from Chicago at 4:20 p. N.
and reaching New York The following
evening, the actual time to be 25 hours
and 10 minutes. The same road will
also put on another fast train which will
leave Chicago at S p. NJ. daily and aaiye
in New York at Z o'clock the next morn.
ing. This is done to beat the 20 hour
trains which have been put on tho other
trunk lines Of late.
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The Mount Carmel CaIamily--Its
Horrors Not Halt told One

The Mount Carmel CaIamity--ItS
Horrors Not Halt told One
Hundred Families IKOmclSS
and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ask
ed For.
INDIANAPOLIS, June S.-The following
dispatch, to the Associated Press, has
been received from Mount Carmel:
"The calamity which has befallen this
city has not been overstated by letter
writers to the papers OF the metropolitan
cities. Fourteen blocks OF beautiful
homes and business houses are in ruins;
100 families homeless and helpless; n
score dead, and over 70 badly hurt in u
population Of $500, and loss OF $780,
600, is too heavy n load for this heart
stricken people 10 carry alone, and help
must come from the country at large.
Any aid from cities or towns, that may be
sent to r. S. Gordon, Mayor, or Judge
Shannon, of the banking house Of Shan
non & Beall, Chairman OF the Relief Com.
mittee, will be wisely and faithfully up.
proprlated towards those who are worthy
and needy.
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Toledo,

TOLEDO, June S.-Flour-Firm. Wheat
7Strougi amber Michigan spot 81 9S; seller
June 81 90; No. amber Michigan 81 IS;
No. red winter spot 81 81; seller June
81 rs; new or old 81 50; rejected Lake
Shore red 81 45. Corn-Dull; high mixed
spot 5OI5c; No. Q spot 49I4c; seller July
5O24c; 'Seller August 599Ic; rejected 47c;
damaged SOC. Oats-Dull; white 471Sc.
4 p. M.-Wheat-StrOng; extra white
Michigan 81 20; amber Michigan spot 81 9S
asked; 81 9S b;di 81 90 bid; seller June
81 90 asked$ IS bid; No. . amber Aiichigna
81 IS; No. . red winter spot 81 IS; rcd 81 70
bid. Corn-DulI; high mixed spot 5OJSc;
No. 2 seller June 49ISc; seller July 5OHc;
seller August SO JSc.
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PhllnIaInllI;l:

PHILADELPHIA, June S.-Flour-Quiet;
supertine So 90; extra So 75a7 80; Minnesota
family S. 75a9 %; high grades $40 OOal1 90.
Wheat-Firm; red $2 90; amber s. O5;
white 50 05. Rye-Steady Mt SEC. Corn
Dull yellow 59aG0c; mixed 5SI4a59o. Oats
Quiet; white 47aisc; mixed 44a46c. Pro.
visions-Dull and unchanged. Butter
Quiet; western extra 1Gal7c. Cheese-Dull;
western 0al0I1c. Eggs-Flrm; western 10
alOHc. Petroleum-Refned 14J<al45sc;
crude lOHc. WhiSky-Stcady; western
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The Secretary Of State read commu-
nication just received by him from our
Minister to Mexico to the effect that the
Mexican authorities will cooperate with
the United States authorities on the Rio
Grande to preventive raids into Texas
and break UP the cattle stealing in that
section.
PROTEST ny THE MEXICAN MINISTER
The memorandum OF Mr.. Marescol
the Mexican Minister, submitted to Sec.
retary Evarts yesterday, is in the nature
Of a rrotcst against the recent action Of
the Cabinet instructing the military com.
mander OF the Southwest TO pursue the
marauders into Mexico. 1t is similar in
terms to the protest presented by
him four years ago after the inva-
sion OF Mexican soil: by General Nc.
Keuzie in pursuit OF the Kickapoo
Indians, when he expresses the hope that
no similar act 10 that will hereafter be
committed, and that if any measures
shall be deemed necessary in order to
remedy the evils on the frontiers, which
1t may be necessary TO carry out on
Mexican soil such measures will be
adopted and carried out by both Of the
Governments Jointly, since an incursion
Of foreign troops into the Territory
Of Mexico, besides being at variance with
the principles which govern the
nations in time Of peace may, in
his country, bring the administration
into very serious conflicts and materially
disturb the peace OF the Republic. This
last consideration would, he says, proba-
bly, be sufficient for friendly govern
ment, for it will not wish 10 run the risk
Of causing such terrible evils to its negh.
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Cincinnati,

CINCINNATI, June S.-Cottou-Quiet,
steady and unchanged. FIour-Str0nger;
spring family IS 25aS GO. Wheat-Actiye,
firm and higher; red 81 so. Corn-Qulet
but firm; mixed dGc. Oats - Dull and
dropping. Rye Quiet; No. 2, 77a7Sc.
Barley-Dull and nominal at S7a50c. Pork
.-$l3 "a Lard-Dull and lower at 9c.
Bulk Meats-Dull and lower, at Az, 4LSc,
50 6Oa7 90. Bacon-Dull, held Mt 5IEa7 HI
Sc. Butter Dull. Linseed Oil-Fair de.
mand at 72a73c, Whisky-steady at 81 O6.
HoGs-Steady; common 81 OOa4 25; fair
to good light 81 SOa4 90; packing 81 SOa
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Typographical Union,

LOUISVILLE; June S.-The Information,
al Typographical Union, in session here
since Monday, adjourned to-day, after
eIecting the following officers: President
Darwin r. Stretler, Of St. Louis; Firsl
Vice President, Edward Griffin, OF Bos
ton; Second Vice President, Edwin Fit,
George, Of Trenton, N. j.; treasurer, ]
II. oDonnell, OF Boston. elected by ac-
clamation; Secretary, Sohn Armstrong
OF Toronto, by acclamation,
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New YORK, June S.-A very harmo
nious meeting OF the Presidents OF the
trunk lines was held at the BrevoorI
House to-day, at which the committee il
charge OF the pooling Of the west bound
traffic reported, and alter full discussion
the agreement was signed by the Presi.
dents Of the New York Central, BALTIC. &
Ohio and Pennsylvania roads, to go into
effect July lst. Railroad representatives
say that this step assures the shippers
uniform and reasonable rates without
discrimination, and is more in the direc.
tion Of avoiding unnecessary and unwist
competition among the lines.
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Philadelphia Wool.

PHILADELPHIA, June S.-Wool-Steady
and firm. Ohio, Pennsylvania and West
Virginia NN and above 4Sa45c; extra 42a
43c; medium 43a4lc; coarse 36a3Sc; New
York, Michigan, Indiana and western fine
81 11la40c; medium 40ai51<c; coarse 35a37c;
combing washed 4Sa50c; unwaShed S6a37c;
Canada combing soc; fine unwashed 55a
57c; coarse and medium unwashed 27a30c;
tub washed 37a43c.
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CapitaI Location Meetings.
Tho Canvass in Favor Of CIarHs
burg.

The people of West Virginia will be ad
dressed at the following times and places,
and by the following speakers, in favor Of
ClNrksburg;
Buckhannon, UPshus county, June l2th
By Gen. Nathan GOf, Jr.::
Morgantown, Monongalia county, June
2jth-By the Same speaker.
IIarrisville, Ritchie county, June 18th
By Hon. Geo. Looms and John Basel, Esq.
New Martinsville, Wetzel county, June
12th-By Hon. Benz. Wilson and II. b.
I.utz, Esq,
st. George, Tucker county, June 18Th
By John Basel, Esq.
GrantSville, Calhoun county, June 25th
by Hon. Denj. Wilson and Hon. f. NJ.
Turner.
Glenvillc, Gilmer county, July Sd-By
the same speakers.
Other announcements will be made from
time to time.
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INDIANAPOLIS, June S.-A farewell re,
ception was rendered Ex-Governor Hem
bricks, prior to his leaving for Europe
in the Masonic Hall tonight. The hall
waa crowded to overnowing. Senator
McDonal presided.
Hon. D. W. VOORHEES, was then intro
duced and made five minutes speech,
referring principally to the public ser;
vices OF Gov. Hendricks.
Gov. Hendricks, on being introduced
by Mr.. Voorhees,, after the applause had
subsided, spoke twenty minutes, thank.
ing his friends for their manifestations
Of love and esteem.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, June S.-Ex.President Grant
attended the agricultural show at Bath.
His reception was enthusiastic. The
Mayor presented the address and the Gen.
eral responded.
Among the reports current yesterday
on Stock Exchange were these: that
England is about to purchase great
many shares in the Suez Canal, and the
Porte's sovereign rights in Egypt. Some
papers think that the character
Of the buying indicates a good
foundation for the belief that England ID
about to take further important steps to
consolidate her interests in Egypt, while
others think that the steps taken are am.
pie to justify the return Of the conf.
dence in the Egyptian securities, and
that all reports Of further action are
mere stock iobbing canards.
GEN. GRANT.
On the 2Sd Gen. Grant will dine with
the Prince Of Wales. This will be the
grandest entertainment OF Gen. Grants
visit in point OF the rank Of the guests.
The date Of the dinner with the Earl Of
Derby, is unGxed in consequence OF the ab
sence Of the Countess Of Derby. Neither
is the date Of the Queens dinner fixed, on
account Of Her Majesty's absence. Earl
Beaconsfelds dinner has been declined
on account OF other engagements. The
ex.President takes precedence at every
entertainment, Of all others, after the
Royal Family. He will leave for London
on the 9th Of June, and probably go to
Paris.
GREAT ATPRErARATroN FOR MS RECEPTION.
LONDON, June S.-Great preparations
are Rbeing made for the reception
Of General Grant on Friday. General
Grant on his arrival will be received by
the Lord Mayor and corporation and be
conducted to the Library where the
Chamberlain Of London will present him
the freedom Of the city, accompanied by
an appropriate address. Upwards OF 500
guests have been invited to meet the
General at breakfast, which follows the
ceremony.
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Commissioner Williamson, OF the Gen.
eral Land Office, to-day received tele.
gram from New Orleans stating that the
effort OF the marauders on the public tim.
Der lands at Lake Charles TO have the
timber bonded has been defeated, the
Court holding that the property could
not be bonded until an inventory and ap.
'praisement had been made.
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Weather Indications.
WAR UEPARfMENT,
OYYlcE OF THE CHIRB SIGNAL OYYicKR,
WARRINGTON, D. C., June 81 4. X,

For Tennessee and Ohio Valley, rising
barometer, warmer south veering to cold.
or northwest winds, partly cloudy and
cloudy weather, with rain areas.
For the lower lakes, low followed by
rising barometer, warm shifting to cold.
er northwest winds and partly cloudy to
cloudy weather, followed in the upper
lakes by clearing weather.
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New ORLEANS, June S.-The fire in
the centre Of the square bounded by Car.
ondolet, Charles, Phillip and First streets
was mostly confined TO back buildings
and small houses. Loss estimated at
$4,000.
SAN FRANCISCO, June S.-The Nitro
Glycerine Works Of the Hercules Powder
Works, situated in the hills, just buck OF
Golden Gate Park, blew up to-day. The
workmen were absent at dinner, no lives
loaL
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New YoRk, June ga prize fish. be,
tween Mclaughlin, OF Brooklyn, and
Williams, Of Jersey City, took place to,
day in bar room on the outskirts OF
Brooklyn. Twenty.one rounds were
fought, when Mclaughlin was declared
the victor. Both were badly punished.
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WASHINGTON.
WARRINGTON, June s.
RICHMOND rYLIRIzpp.

RICHMOND TYLERizED.
No foreign appointments whatever was
agreed upon. John Tyler, it,, son Of the
late President Tyler, has been appointed
inspector OF Customs at Richmond, Va,
OCEAN BANK DIVIDEND.
The Comptroller Of the Currency has
declared fifth dividend Of 10 per cent
in favor Of the creditors OF the Ocean
National Bank Of New York, payable on
Monday, the 1lth inst, making in ali
dividends, S5 per cent?
RuMoRED CHANGES IN THE CABINET.
The rumor telegraphcd hence that
Attorney General Devins will be Minister
to Russia, Secretary McCrary transferred
to the Department Of Justice and General
Banks appointed Secretary Of War is de.
clared at the Executive Mansion to be
untrue,
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MARRYING a SISTER.lX.L,w
Reply t0the InteIligcnccr OF Yes.
ierday by one OF the Lutheran

NepIy tOtne eAntelllEcnccr OF NcS'
ierday by one OF the Lutheran
Synod.
Editors IutelllGenoCr:
The Lutheran Church accepts the
principle that the Scriptures must re-
main their own Interpreter; that "nc
prophecy Of Sculpture is Of any private
Interpretation" In accordance with thi.
principle no human Interpretation,
whether derived from reason, philosophy
ortcience, has any weight, nor can it pos
stbly DO correct when such Interpretation
Scripture.
Ills further assumed that when God
makes laws for his people He does not
bind His own hands in such q sense that
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NEW YORK, June S.-Business still quiet
with package houses. Cottons sluggish
but firm, and Pepperell fine brown sheet.
ings advanced by agents. Prints in lin.
tied request. Gnghams moved fairly at
steady prices. Heavy woolens for men in
fair demand by clothiers.
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IheQntelli9euret.
Intclligenccr for The Summer.

PrIoM learinv ii, city may hare The INi'aigHo'
s,d 70 their Gddrcii BY mail, portage prepaid, JO'
neh Tine AZ hsy may de'ire, al he rate v A''sN
cents per Es,k,
RG- The mary 10 poy yr The time required |a'
IN all eaKI accompany he ordT.
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JEROME PARK, June S.--The third
days races OF the spring meeting OF the
American Jockey Club, which were post.
poned yesterday, took place to.dHy. The
attendance was light, and the track was
like bed Of mortar,
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NEW YORK, June S.-Edwin White,
the we'll known painter, died yesterday at
Saratoga Springs.
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August Belmont and other bankers
representing the Syndicate arrived here
to-day for the purpose Of entering into a
new contract with the Secretary Of the
Treasury to dispose Of the remaining
Government bonds. Negotiations are
for the purpose OF placing the A per cent
bonds on the market instead OF the 4
per cents. The contract will probably be
concluded in day or two,
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DETROIT, June s.-Dispatches from
Grand Haven state that Senator Ferry is
dangerously i'll Of congestion of the
BRAIN.
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Invitation ACCENTED.

PROVIDENCE, June s.-President Haye.
has accepted an invitation to visit Rhode
Island during the army reunion.
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REMOVED.

Twenty persons were removed from the
Treasury Department to-day on account
ot the recent order Of the Secretary for.
bidding the employment Of several mem.
bers Of the same family in the Depart
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American Meulcal Association.
CAIcAoo, June S.-The American Med
ical Association to-day transacted mass
OF routine business. The association ad.
journed to meet in Buffalo on the first
Tuesday in June, 1873.