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The Orange Celebration.

New York, July l2.-The orangemen
oil this city have abandoned the public
parade as a part OF their celebration Of
July, 18th, and willcontent themselves To-
day BY an excursion. Dancing will be
the order of the day and evening; the
opening grand march being dedicated to
President Hayes. 1t is expected that
nearly all the grand lodge officers will be
present and deliver short addresses, and
That festivities will be participated in by
full 1000 Orangemen and their friends.
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prices during the winter aud up TO with.
in day or two caused a large area Of
ground to be put into Potatoes, and the
season has been.e1ceedinsly prOpitiOus in
the West. The crop will be large and
there will be sale for It at tair prices, for
the pOtato-bug still fingers in the East
ern States and the drouth during May
and June in Michigan, Ohio, Indiana,
New York, Canala, Maine and the New
England states has been uniayorable to
the potato. Consequently there will be a
large shipping demand, but perhaps this
w wR.n nSs 1t. ia oeS be s,oD active ~ Sn ii PF
Consequently n.S the poo, had better !" lay III il
~sS SS9d hs qpFs HIss ,sorrs Of rs'|oe. S e. IN I a
hArYnln
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The Vanderbilt Will.

New YORK, July l2.-The probate oI
the will Of the late Commodore Wander
bilt was begun, dc moro, this afternoon OF
the allegations filed by his daughter, Mrs
Laban Oakley. s. Baker, Commodore
Vanderbilfs grandson, whom an indict
ment has been found against for larceny
was to-day admitted to bail in $1,000, hi
bondsman being james Hanker, Of the
New York Central Railroad.
Formal proof being completed in the
Probate Court Of the will Of Commodore
Vanderbilt, in the suit to contest, brought
by his daughter, Mrs. Loban, the courl
has adjourned to September lst.
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PHnADEIPHIA, July l2.-Unitcd States
Marshal Kerns received this morning an
official letter from Attorney General De.
wins, calling his attention 10 the civil SER
vice order Of President Hayes, requiring
every officer OF the general government
to take no further part in the manage.
ment OF political organizations. The or.
der was complied with by the Marshal,
who gave the necessary instructions to
his deputies and court officers.
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PHILADELpHIA, July l2.-The closing
session Of the Council Of the Union Of
Hebrew Congregations opened this morn.
ing with prayer by DR.. Lilienthal, OF
Cincinnati. Milwaukee was selected as
the place for the next meeting. The fol.
lowing were selected as officers Of the
Executive Board: NJ. 10th, President;
Julius Friedberg, Vice President; Solo
mon Levi, Treasurer; Lipman Levi,
Secretary. Officers Of the Board Of Gov.
ernors Of the Hebrew Colleges were elect.
ed a. follows: B. Bettman, Cincinnati,
President; Josiah Cohn, Pittsburgh, Vice
President; Jacob Ezekiel, Cincinnati,
Secretary,
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sherman on his TrnYeIs.

RockLAND, Me-, July 12.-secretary
Sherman arrived here this afternoon on
the U: s. steamer Inis, which went 10
meet the Grant after her accident last
evening. The Grant struck on the lower
gangway ledge, near Whitehead, knock
ing hole in the bottom and was on the
beach. Secretary Sherman and party
visited the limestone quarries this after
noon and re.embarked at o'clock. They
leave tomorrow morning on visit to
Granite Island and will then proceed 10
inspect the life saving stations east Of
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ANOTHER INNURANCE COMA
ny IN TROUBLE, AND
NO WONDER.
Three Agents In Less Than Two
Years Draw &iA2,974 As
Comm iSsiOn.
WhicI, Ia simply lsascality.

ALBANY, July l9.-The Attorney.Ge
eral, on the report Of Superintendent
Smythe, made a motion today before
Judge Landon that the officers Of the
Universal Life Insurance Company, Ol
New York, be required to show cause
why a receiver should not be appointed.
The motion was granted, and Tuesday
next is appointed to hear the cause
From the figures on the report OF the
Superintendent, it appears that on the Isl
Of May last the assets Of the Com
pany were S9,44O,GS liabilities SS,455,
l02; deficiency al regards policy holders
81 ,0O5,4lS. The report contains de.
tailed statement Of The contract made by
this company In 1874 to reinsure so pei
cent Of the risks Of the bankrupt Guar,
dian Insurance Company and Of It's trans
actions with the Mercantile Trust Com
pany and with the North American Lille
Insurance Company, from which 1t ap-
pears that the officers received the fol-
lowing sums as commissions paid from
March, 1874, 10 december 1876: II. ]
Fowler, SS2l ,42s; T. 81. Bewley, $780,
G. L, Montague, se0.ss6i total, $i42974
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Conviction Of the Bank IEobDers

SPRINGFIELD, MASS, July 12.-In the
trial Of the bank'robbers at Northampton
to-day, the jury returned verdict OF
guilty. The prosecution announced its
readiness 10 proceed with the trial for
breaking and entering Cashier Whites
sy's house. AT first the trial was for
breaking and robbing the bank. The de-
tense asked time to secure an additional
counsel and for preparation, and the court
adjourned till Monday. A motion for a
new trial on the first indictment will be
made next week.
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THE COTTON CONVENTION.

LIVERPOOL, July 12.-Ninc American
delegates, and representatives from
Havre, Amsterdam, Hamburg and other
Continental markets, and influential rep.
resentatives Of Liverpool trade were
present. The changed condition Of the
trade since the abolition Of slavery in the
United States, and many other things OF
interest to the producers and shippers as
well as to the manufacturers OF cotton
goods were discussed.
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THE sENeERFEST.
Close Of the Great Musical Festival.
Interest Unabated to the End,
The Last Concert the Best.

LouIsv1LLE, July l2.-The great mu.
sic9l festival closed tonight with an
audience in attendance possibly larger
than those present at previous concerts.
The programme to-day included two con.
certS. One in the afternoon and one in
the evening. The former was exclusive
for local talent and considered upon Its
basis was success. The evening per-
iormance was decidedly the best Of the
festival and muSically considered Is pro-
nounced worthy OF the occasion and fully
compensates for the great labor and care
spent on its preparation.
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ANIMPORTANT DECISION.
The Liability Of Church Property
TO Taxation,

CLEVELAND, O., July ia case that
has attracted great public attention has
been on trial in this city for several days
past before Judge ]. NJ. Jones, in the
equity branch Of the Common Pleas
Court, in which Bishop Gilmore, the
Catholic Bishop Of this Diocese, sought
to enjoin the County Treasurer from col.
lecting some $4,000 taxes and assessment,
on lands alleged TO be held by him in
trust for the use Of the Catholic Parochial
schools. The Bishop himself and other
clerical witnesses were cross.examined
elaboratelY, and large number Of Papal
documents, DEGREES Of various councils.
the encyclical letter OF the Pope, ETC.,
were introduced by the defendant
for the purpose Of showing that the pa.
rochial schools were organized and con.
Quoted for the purpose Of hostility to free
institutions and are opposed TO the public
policy Of the State, and not, therefore, 10
be construed as coming within the mean.
ing Of the exemption clauses Of the
statutes, either as public schools or as in.
stitptions OF purely public character, and
to show that the Bishop holds the title to
the property not as trustee but absolute.
ly, accountable only to the Pope Of Rome.
To-day Judge Jones, in an elaborate
opinion, held that the establishment Of
these schools was not in any legal sense
opposed to public policy, unless they
were tainted with illegallty Of ori.
gin, purpose or tendency, or were in con-
travention Of public morality; that the
Bishop was really trustee for the prop.
erty forschool purposes, and that a.court
Of equity could, if necessary, enforce the
trust, that the school property wasn't ex-
empt as "public school property" but
that being built and partially carried on
by voluntary donations, and no income
arising therefrom, they were exempt from
taxation as institutions OF purely Hpublic
charity, and under the same law as other
Sectarian Colleges and institutions" OF
the State so far as the general tax was
concerned, but not exempt from special
assessments for sewers, paving, &c.
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sENoR MATrA wANrs no KNow

Senior Malta to-day called at the De.
partment Of State to inquire Of Secretary
Evarts whether an answer 10 his note
accompanying copy OF his credentials
might be expected, as he wished to send
4 reply TO his Government this week by
mail. The Secretary informed Mr.. Malta
that he was not yet prepared to furnish a
reply TO his note but there should be no
unnecessary delay in doing 80.
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Large crowds are in the vicinity Of the
church at Victoria Square; also at st,
James street. Fifty policemen are near
Knox Church, and strong posse is re.
tanned at the Central Station. At the
end OF St. Charles street last night
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Black Spirits and BIue-.SetIIine
the EllcntOn TrOuble.-An Emi.
grafton SCheme Said 10 be Fair
yInauguFated.

CHARLESTON, 8. G., July IA meet.
ing Of white and black citizens Of the re.
gion known as the scene Of the Ellenton
riot last fall was held yesterday with a
view TO restore peace and harmony. Reso.
lutions were adopted looking to a cessation
OF race troubles and the dropping Of the
pending prosecution in the State and
Federal courts. The promoters Of the
Liberian emigrant scheme claim to have
enrolled $500 colored persons in the city
and 5000 in the State who consent TO
emiprate,
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BosroN, July l2.--The Journal reported
that Insurance Commissioner Rhodes, o.
this State, who has been examining The
Charter Oak Insurance Company of Hart
ford, says he believes the company i.
solvent and would get along all right
under the present management, but tc
make the. matter certain, four Of the most
reliable men in the State, well known foI
their financial ability, are to be placed at
the head Of the company 10 constitute q
majority Of the Board Of Directors and
personally attend TO the details Of its
man apemanL
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CHICAGO, July 12.-Itis proper to state
regarding the Inter. Oeean's story Of heavy
contracts made here and elsewhere by
agents OF the French Government for
meats, etc, telegraphed from here Tues.
day evening, that a number OF the mos!
prominent packers here deny having any
knowledge Of the matter and q large
portion Of the business men disbelieye It.
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The w. U. and A. Il. Telegraph
Companies Suit.

CINCINNATI, July 12.-In the case oi
the Western Union Telegraph Company
vs.. the Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph
Company, Judge White, OF the Supreme
Court Of Ohio, to-day rendered a decision
allowing writ Of error to that court
from the District Court Of Hamilton
county. but refused TO stay the INDUCTION
granted by the District Court, restrain.
ing the Atlantic and Pacific Company
from using wire from Cincinnati to
Athens, Ohio, which was clandestinely
placed upon the poles Of the Western
Union Company in January last.
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The Martins Ferry Nerrs says that
"the wheat harvest is progressing steadi.
ly andis the finest both for quantity and
quality for many years"
The Washington (Pa) Reporter says
that an old farmer OF that county esti-
mates the wheat crop Of this season to he
greater than any for 80 years.
Twelve hundred hogsheads Of tobacco
were shipped from Barnesville to Bel.
laire during the month Of June.
A writer in the Cincinnati Times Of
Wednesday, who has recently passed over
the line OF the New York Central Rail.
road, says that he saw on the two
sides OF that road sufficient wheat 10
bread the entire nation.
The BarnesvilIc Fatcrprise OF yesterday
thus speaks about the crops in that vi.
cinity:
"The harvest throughout this section is
progressing rapidly, and so far is being
gathered in good condition. The wheat
il everywhere reported Ms being we'll fill.
ell, and Notwithstanding it is badly lodged
in many places, by aid OF the improved
reapers Il is saved with the slightest
Imaginable loss. Moving machines and
hay rakes are being extensively purchas.
ed and the farmers generally arc making
all due efforts to save the bountiiul har.
vest. Should the weather continue ia,
vorable for u few days longer, the wheat
crop will be saved and much Of thegras'
he put in the mows."
The 81. ClairsvilIe C1ronicle says tha,
from 81 so to 81 is being paid for harves
hands.
The Cadiz Republican says that "wool
buying has not been SO active in this
county during the past week as previous
ly, all that could be obtained at iorty.fiyl
cents having been taken up by the buy
era. There is still n considerable 0uan
tity in the hands OF the growers who asl
fifty cents for 1t. There ia no change ii
the price here"
The 81. Clairsville Chronicle says thai
"the wool fever has about subsided, leav
ing but fewsclips unsold in the vicinity
and these are held at 4s 10 5oc. Th
closing prices appear to have range,
from 40 TO 4sc."
The Hancock County Courier says tha
every knock the farmer in this section
hears at his door, and every ioOtstel
that sounds upon the gravel walk, h
quietly remarks to his better half:
"'Tls some cuSed wool buyer,
Knocking al our door,
Yes merely this, aud nothing more"
Cornelius Beall, the most extensiy,
wool grower OF Brooke county, sold BIZ
clip last Saturday to Thomas Everett
Eq, Of Wellsburg. We did not learr
'he price paid per pound, but the who'll
clip brought the neat little sum Of s., 900
10 discussing the potato crop the 81,
Louis Republican says that 'lhe hlst
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Brigham Young and the Mormon
Outragcs-A Witness who IL Ex.
pected 10 Establish his PerSO-
nal Connection with the NIaSsa.

Brigham Young and the Mormon
OutragcS-A Witness who IL Ex.
pected 10 Establish his PerSO-
nal Connection with the NIaSsa.
creS.
SPRINGFIELD, Ill, July 12.-Captain
John Tobin, formerly resident Of Cali.
tornia, later OF St. Louis, and still later
Of Springfield, will be one Of District At.
torney Howard's principal witnesses to
prove Brigham ioungs personal connec.
lion with the massacre OF Gentiles, His
name is mentioned in Lees confession,
lie tells long story, which is in sub.
stance, that having gained the confidence
olBrigham by aiding Mormon emigrants
| he was appointed instructor Of the terri
torial militia, which position he resigned
because the squads OF cavalry were used
as avengers. Subsequently lie undertook
to guide party Of three strong anti. Nor.
mons to California, but the party was
overtaken by a band of mounted Nor.
mons, led by Brigham Young, ir., and
compelled to stop under the pretence that
they were going to California to misrepre.
sent Mormonism. They went on, but were
continually dogged by the Mormons,
who at length fred on them as they we're
encamped for the night. The party waa
left for dead, and the Mormons, taking
their horses, rode away. Six hours al.
terwards the United States mail wagon
and party en- route to Souberardius
took them up, but two died soon after,
Tobin had a shot in the right eye, which
nearly made him blind. He claims 10
have important documentary evidence oi
plotting against tho government and the
Gentiles on the part Of Brigham Young.
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"A man supposed to be one Otto
Radmosky, was found dead yesterday
morning on the Lake Shore Railroad,
near Kingsville.
John II. Keyser Of New York, a
Plumber and one Of the Tweed Ring has
failed. His sworn statement shows, az.
sets nothing, liabilities nearly 100000.
Near Clyde, Ohio, B. W. Stevenson,
farmer, and Reuben Starks, lAborer,
quarrelled about some wheat. Reuben
used pistol and Stevenson was fatally
wounded.
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Theft Of Bonds.

BosroN, July ia thief yesterday
stole from the office Of T. B. Frothing a
trunk, containing $4,000 worth Of bonds,
including one $4,000 and one 5000 reg.
istered bonds Of the Kansas City St. Joe
4 Council Bluffs Railroad; also a certif.
cate for 100 shares Of the Detroit, Lansing
& &Northern Railroad. The latter being
in the name Of Sydney Brooks.
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playing with a musket.

LITTLE ROCK, July l2.-This morning
between 8 and 0 o'clock, two boys, Sam
Welch and Sam Meyers, were playing
with an old musket. Il went of while ia
Meyers hand, and the ramrod, which
Meyers had loaded the gun with in lieu
Of shot, was shot through both arms and
the body Of Welch. The physicians say
that the recovery Of Weleh is probable.
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A Demurrer Against Samuel
Tilden.

New YORK, July 12.-The United
States District Attorney has fled de.
murrer to the defense contained in the
answer in the case Of the United States
against s. J. Tilden, to recover $3.50, 900
alleged balance OF income tax due the
government, and AYERS that the deienses
do not constitute defense to the com.
plant or any part thereof.
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SAN Francisco, July 1.-THE Almeda
county grand jury to-day began the con.
sideration OF the charge Of libel preferred
by Senator Sargent and Congressman
Page against the Chronicle. The grand
jury Of Yubu county have ignored sim.
liar complaint on the ground Of want Of
inrisdiction.
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CAIRO, July l9.-A very large attend.
ance from this aud adjoining States were
here to-day Of those interested in the
purchase and sales Of tobacco, Over 800
hhds are on the books. Prizes were Of
Tered for the best lots-entries free
Over 100 hhds were sold at good prices
The sale will be continued tomorrow.
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John Sherman on the Wells In.
dictment,

New YORK, July 12,-A special from
New Orleans says that Madison Wellt
has received a letter from John Sher
man, which, he states, is very bitter
against the people for violating what ht
says was the terms Of the agreement. HI
further says the letter scouts all danger
to himself as accessory, but that the mat,
ter will only serve to show the people in
their true light. The letter is long.
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General Grant Mt Frankfort-on.
the.yIafn

FRANKPoRr.oN.THE.MAts, July 49,
The reception committee to-day con.
dncted General Grant through the Roe
mer ancient palace, the Diet and Cathe-
dral. A banquet at Palmengarten this
evening was given in honor Of the ex-
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Kelly Surrendered by his Bail.

PHILADELPHIA, July 12.-Frank Kel.
lyS bail will surrender him to the au.
thorities tomorrow and he will star! for
Cincinnati in charge Of officers, wherc he
will stand trial on the charge Of leading
a gang Of repeaters during the Congress.
sional election held there,
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LONDON, July l2.-Medical papers give
the most hopeful accounts Of the con-
dition Of Titiens. The British Medical
Journal says she is expected TO return TO
London in few days and will sing on
July Goth.
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Capt. WaddcII,s Case.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 12.-Capt. ], II
Waddell late Of the City Of San Fran.
cisco, having appealed from the decision
Of the Local Board Of Inspection, and
being grauted rehearing, the case has
been reopened before Supervising Inspec,
Tor Bemis,
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Joseph Seeding Bitter Roots.

SAN FRANcpco, July IA Cotton
wood dispatch dated the 9Th says JoSeph's
band has struck out for the Bitter Root
country. The fight will be running one
in which infantry will be yalueless. The
work will be done by cavalry.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, July 12,-This afternoon, in
the House Of Commons, the Under.Secre.
tary for the Foreign Department said
that no petition had been received for
the British Protectorate from Samoa,
and, as he is at present advised, the gov
ernment is iudisposed TO assume it.
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WASHINGTON.


WASHINGTON, July 12.-The Treasury
Ia advised that Gl02 is being paid in
London to-day for Eve hundred -Four
per cent bonds, thus showing that The
bonds are at par.
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Weather indications.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OPPIcE OF THR CHRY SIGNAL OPVfcER,
WARItINaT0N n n I,,Iv ~

rRosAHuTIr.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
stationary pressure, northeast to south.
east winds aud warmer, clear os partly
cloudy weather.
For Lower Lakes, stationary or higher
pressure, stationary temperature, vari.
able winds, partly cloudy weather and 90.
casional showers.
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MINOR TELEGRAMS.

LONDON, July 12.-steamers Wyoming
anu Cornwall from New York, arrived.
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Business Enbnrrassments.

NEw YoRk, July 12.-Butler & Lee
dealers in straw goods, have Suspended,
liabilities not known.
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LONDON, July 12.-The anniversary oI
the battle Of the Boyne was extensively
celebrated by the 0rangemen in Ireland
The day passed off without trouble.
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"N'N fASIe-tN@ AS@ a'
oRANGEMEN PROCEEDED QUIETLY
to the churches this morning, singly or
in little squads. It became rumored on
the streets that after service they would
come down town in procession bearing
the Union Jack, which, it was supposed,
would not arouse adverse feelings. In
anticipation Of this thousands hurried Of
to the vicinity Of the church, but still
there was peace. Inside Of the church
the congregation was small. Rev. Chas.
Doulet, Deputy Grand Chaplain Of the
Supreme Grand Lodge Of British Ameri.
ca, and Grand Chaplain OF the Grand
Lodge OF the Province OF Quebec, who
oiiciated, wore the regalia Of the Order,
and a number Of people in the body Of the
church carried Orange lillies.
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EASE RALL.

cRclssAu, July l2--Haf,iord. Is,
| cineinnatis9.
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TO BE COURT MARrrALEp.

The military and civil commandants
Of Sistova, Turnova and Osman Pasha
have been summoned here for trial by
court martial.