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PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
FOUND SOUTH,

FOUND SOUTH.
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seIr Haze. McSamee. Greenwich for New YORK.
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schr George Edwin. Fowler. Northport for New YOk.
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Henry kpish, rsnalcson New YORK or sap,sns
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schr Fannie PIKE. Patterson. ioboksn tor salem
Srhr Josephine Gasve Hoboken Tor Narragpnsctt ricr
Schr Connecticut Julius, lIubaken for saybrook.
Schr II Wilson. Depew, Iioboken for Grccnport.
schr Hannah brown Sackctt. Hnvcrstraw Tor Provi-
dcnre. :. :.
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schr A. Hammond, Goidthwatc. Elixabcthport for Port
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LMANAC FOR NEW yoRK-THIs DAY

HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS.
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long BRANCH NOTES.

LoNG BRANCH, \. j., July 3.-The weather
continues very warm but with pleasant breeze,
which continues throughout tac day and evening The
hotels are filling up rapidly. Special arrangements have
been made b. many Of them TO celebrate the Fourth,
beyond the usual trimming with flags and strcamers.
IL "a intended that OF polo shall be played by the
Long Branch Polo Club. the grounds adjoining the
Hotel Brighton, az o'clock tomorrow evening. The
game may be postponed II Mr.. Herbort's horSe which
was Injured al Freehold, l. st disabled
Among prominent arrivals are tie following;
At the West Eud-R. de Ia Roche. Hsyre, France L..
g. Fisher and family, Chicago; Colonel Jas. Moore. W.
W Scarns Elizabeth 4. Wood aad wife, >. L. Ransom,
Staten Island: ID. Mardn and family, r. H. SilyCrman
and Miss Anna syerman, J. G. RcH, John G. Hccksler
II. " Emerson aud family. SeN-lork.
At the Howland-lsesr-Admral Gibson, Mrs. G. Il.
Smith aud Miss smith, q. TrUtt aud family, G. T. Cav
ham aud family a.. Grey aud Miss Grey Phi iadcl-
PIMA; j. Hooker Lamersiey and Miss Hamersiey, New
York.
New orleans: Mrs. A. A. Sharpe. Philadelphia; b. r.
CraWley, Charleston, = c. l.. l. Joy aud family, New
ark, y j.: = Jardinc, II. ; BrcyOOrt and vile. MrS
aud Miss Phillips Rev james Mcmahon, j. \. Stern
aud wife A. H. Hcrts and wife. N. NJ SumeTis and lam
iIy l. R1senfc Il aud family. j. AaXelbLum ana family
Judge J. 81 uagau ana wife. Colonel Carr and wife,
AZ the Mansion Uouse-Thc Hon. Leon Albeit md
wife Jersey Cty; j. b. Pings and family a H. Wheeler
and wife, 4. T. S1ltcr and wife, ana Miss Annie L. Scot
j. Goldsmith and family, George Pancuast aud family
Archer " Pdncoast, Mrs. ID. G. Coroin and family New
York. -
Al tho Ocean Hotel-Dr. a. II. Briggs, Buffalo. n Y;
j. WidgeIy GfswOid and family, Mrs L. Ii. Chase, NJ T.
stanley. NCw-lOrk
Al the Hotel Bnghton-George NJ Wagner and wife,
Germantown, Penn; W. A. COuoyer, Walter Z. Stokes
and family, Newark; eNGhancollOr h. Williamson,
Henry williamson. Elizabeth
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N, apartments. formerly occupied oy tne p'osen'
.,, At spain. and thOy serve sqaAre American
V1o n.sod beans and pork 81 old New-EngAnd' sna
s.n az never sat dowa 10 ono that 80 thorousnn
-. nav idea Of an American elmer" General Doas'
rss further OF an interview VITA Genera 1.
49, ,h.t ,ae exc President Is coming home ne1t wear 5
seIsas ~ the East taking 10 tue mules ChlNs ~ ~
49, and finally landing ~ san tTathCtso ,d ,oF
Sslsas nv f;aneral Dodge as talking IN way W. "
qe N ssldier and staunGh kcP1bhcah 10 heS''
wall Whitman. in spite Of years ana par
-. q sturdylooking and almost hale old man. he
~. walks with cane which as'l''' Su' does no' SSa
oeal ,the quite perceptbie imp on 'S st,,
~ s.Ir ana beard are snowy white The shirt Is sa
-, oman AT the collar and half way down the breast
I'd ,here Is sim much the gait and bearing 70 re''ha
80 ~ the sturdy figure Of magnificent physique ana
-, beallh that ives so familiar fifteen years ago 10
,rs washington hospitals. Mr.. Whitman makes DIS
home yet with his brother at Camden on' roAiy
-. ~ his time on lonely farm in south Jersey; heIe
~ bsS treated himsen for the paralysis ~ a.
Ssshs and an elaborate system OF rubbing ana %
mat TO these and to his constant open slr ie'
no owes his partial recovery
ToxnoN. July S.-The report of the death
q, ,h, Emperor Of Morocco is again eontradicted'
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this letter Qnote-whether as to the public policy
of the Engsh Cabinet or the honesty of their
declarations 20 Psriamcnt-solely tho testimony of
their recent eulogists--of the most energetic and
able advocates of their supposed purposes have
not touched the points raised by the
agreement, and share OF the apprehensions
expressed by Anplo-TuTks Franco Turks to its
effect. It's effect win be- doubt, If ratified to mar
row the solution of the Eastern question which the
Congress mighthavo given but that is not the danger
which dwclls in their minds. What they dread is
any solution partial complete, at the expense Of
the Turk, and to the advantage of Russia. But the
thing which at the moment concerns England and
the friends of England far more nearly is the dis
closure Of the spirit in which her government
IL conducted. Not yet is Parliament reused to
anything like indignation against the Ministers
who treat both Lords and Commons with contempt.
Bnt suppose there must come a day when Eng
lishmen will be tired Of submitting to the personal
rule Of Prime Minister. and when they will de-
mand that the country shall once moro be governed
in accordance with its best traditions, among which
are candor, openness frank dealing, and preference
for telling the truth. G.. W. S.
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SUMMER LEISURE.
NEwPoR1,s SUMNER VISITORS.

NEWPORT, July 2.-The weather continues
favorable Newports welfare as Summer resort aud
the place being rapidly filed by permanent well
by transient, guests. The hotels doing fair amount
OF business which. doubt will be materially increased
after the Nations holiday.
Among the New.Yarkcrs registered at the Ocean
House the following: william kirkpatrick. +. w.
Dean. W. 5. Mount, J ii. Mulfcrd, Howard de Walden
Cooke, Mrs. C. c. Gunther and sons. and the Rev. Dr.
Samuel Cooke aud family. Other arrivals Walter A.
Clarke, Troy J. H. Talfree. Buffalo, W. III. Graham.
william Graham, W. III. Brine. Baltimore; Walter Pen
deton, Utica Frank IT, Woodruff and family. Brooklyn
Howard Alden Cincinnati; Church Anderson. Marietta
Ca; A. W. Ronald, Edward Whitney, Liverpool; A. j.
Holman. J. N. Holman, j. c. Garry, {. b. Dunn, G. c.
Dunn I. c. Search and family, Philadelphia; Professor
J. p. Paine, Cambridge Henry Tudor. W. II. Greeley
and Mrs. j. g. Jones and family. from Boston, also
at the Ocean House.
The Secretary Of the Navy expected at Torpedo
Station IN a few days.
There is large feet Of yachts, including two steam
ers in the harbor, favorto anchorage for the yacht
Many Of the prominent yacht owners spend
ing the here and this accounts for the arrival Of
their pleasure crafts. The polo games to be begun
the grounds Of the Westchester Club during the week
Among The arrivals at the Hotel Aquidneek are the
following: Juhu Chandler and wife. New-York; Oiver
s Wells, jr., Frank T. Evans, Mrs. y. Parks, Boston;
NAshinetOn; A. l.. Foot and wife, Cleveland; n. q.
Guild Providence.
arrived here from Europe. They VIII not be able 10
occupy their cottage before the first Of next month
and are much disappointed
Judge swaync. OF Washington, ID. c.. Dr. s. Weir
Mitchell, ~ philadelphia, ana Governor Hubbard, OF
Connecticut, have rented Cllt cottages.
Speaker Randall and wife are expected here during the
They will be the guests OF Ex-Governor Swami
aud wife, Of Maryland.
Mr. Olypnnni. Lieutenant Barrier L. s. A.. Edgerton
Winthrop. NJ. r. Sigonrney, Mrs. w. b. Greene, from
BOst n, Robert = Hone from NeW-lOrk, and Marshal
Woods from Providence have recently arrived al their
cottages.
The automatic buoy at the OF the harb0r is 20
b. removed the 18th inst % the joy aud relief OF
IVA
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DIED

RUFFUM-In Providence r. l. Friday morning. June %.
benjamin Buaum. IN tue 56th year OF his age
CURR1ER-on Wednesday Sd 0st Hannah currier In the
Relatives ana friends family respectfully invited q
funeral services at her late resienoo No. -
West 2Tthst, FRIDAY afternoon, al o'clock
GILFILLAN-In Brooklyn. Tuesday, I'd inst, Caroline
A.. wife OF william Glhlian. NJ. ID. -
Funeral viii take place Thursday am INST from her late
resideaco, No 1863 Clinionst, al O'Clock y m fno"as
VIII please omit hOwers-
HIG1INs-July 2, 1875, Mrs sarah Higgins widow OF WI
liam Higgins, aget 30 years
from her late residence, Mount hlsVo NJ
O'Clock D m.
JENKINs-on an day Eth month Sd 1873 Hannah. widow
svanus 4. Jenkins. IN the s5h year OF her a:e -,
FAM invited % attenl her funeral from
me resideuce Of ner n-aw. William H. Macy, No. 40
East 2lsst, on 7th day, 9th inst at 10 O'Clock a. M
JFFFERYs-On the "a inst Sarah b, wife OF William JEFF
ferys 0f East orange, y. J.
Funeral services viii be held at Calvary NJ. +. Church,
Orange Junction, friday 9th insir at r. M.
Relatives and friends are invited 20 Dc present. n an
Carriages viii be found ct the depoJ connecting with 2JO
train from Bircayat
Utica M \ and Chicago papers please copy
KIMBALIn Jersey city, on July 2 az hts late residence
Eiza Kuabai and sonilAw Of the late Isaac b.
Pey. and fIeads Of the family are invited attend his
funeral Friday. July 0, O'Clock D. NJ ton me re-
formed Dutch Church, COnmunpaw ave aiayeite Jef'
seq CITY
PRiME-At harrington, l.. July 3. csudius Prime in
Funeral on SATURDAY July G. p NJ from his late resi-
denCe
s susan Nan Wyek widow abraham O. sIoriR in tho
ssh rear OF her age.
NOtice OF funeral hereafter
wEEKs-At Chappaqqa, n Z, Monday, July l. Abraham
Relatives friends respectfully invited 70 attend ne IA
neTa, at Chawaqua Meeting house ON Friday July o. at
Carriages in waiting Cbappaqna arrival Of the 1850
M train from Grand Central Depot
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FRUSTRATED BY THE HEAT.
The result of the continued heat is she

The result of the continued heat Is shown
nv the following list OF sunsrOkes reported yesterday:
Hugh Madden age forty live residing on Wlletst, while
working building st Madison and huisef'sts was
overcome BY the heat. an. -. -,
FrtI SCHROEDER age thrtydye. Of Twenty .hfth-st and
sent % the New YORK Hospta suuefnR
I ~. Roseoon age eighteen of No 1874
sent 20 the Chambers Street Hospital suffering from the
Wishse Roddan age forty years No 400 Fourth
while driving coach down Broadway was Frustrated by tho
William Smith are twenty OF No. III North Sec
ondst brooklyn overcome By the heat In HousonsI
Rieisfd verlin sixty years Of age living az No 2oS
Church st. Brooklyn sunsruck at the Hamilton isrry
house ~ ill., - ~. %.
Rrookiyn was Frustrated by heat He lived at NO. 81
Mortimer o'Counor living in Greenst, Manhattan
George Neyns Frustrated by tho hea ~ Jersey and
Newark ayes, Jersey CITY. ,- -
soaYanger the employ OF Contraction Ahrens was sun
at the dumping grounds IN Lutef%fe henHAs anu
died about an hour afterWard -. :, -. -. . t.ho.or
employed approach 20 the New1Or and Brookyn
gefed the staging which ne vas stanulng
distance Of about thirty feet from the ground HIS fellow
Workmon who him fall believed that ne had been heu
IL found that none OF his bones were e
taken Hospital unconscious cor
diton but afterrard revived HIS injury Was mol o'nu
dangerous. - -, -. -t,A -..r
hair and having the appearance OF npoIel
found at Eighty eRhthst and the B0ue'aiu' Sno"s
from the heat -. -. n. ,,.o, sor.h
Brooklyn struck the lighter Charles fark pns
the foot Of Little Tyefthst. - -or s.-..,n 90.
Patrick Murphy age forty three OF No 190 SeVennAYeP
Lydia sohOenfeidsr age fifteen. of No. u West Four
tsotas FRUSTRATED BY the heat at NO OF broAd"
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Gpecial Notices..
Post once Neuee.,


Post Once torelgn mas iOr ths wees endns
SATURDAY, July 3. 1870, viii close az ths once Gu
TUESDAY az a m, Tor Europe hy steamship h s
rope Russia. Queenstown Correspondence
for France a. led ths steamer must De spe-
suv aaaressesl; ana at ~ France direct BY
SHIN Peraire wa Hayre; THURSDAY, az $50 a. M Tor
FurUe by steamship OF Montreal via Queenstown (eOr
for France and Germany TO be oIwardd ~ ms
seamer must specially addressc) and sc 10 for bn
rope BIZ steamship GeeTt. via Pymontb, Cberbourg ana
Haubufg; SATURDAY. 81 a m, for Europe Dy steam
shp Bfftanue Queenstown correspondence tor Germany
and scotland forwarded by this steamer must be special
iv adars-etl: and Scotland direct, by steam
sbip ABehora Glasgow aud NJ 1880 A. m Tor Europe.
by Main. via southampton and bremen. Inc
steamships Montana Russia Ct5 OF Montreal and Brliannc
10 mails Denmark Sweden an0 NORWAY. The
,ss Tor ST. Thomas Martinique Barbados Trinidad and
TensFara direct leave New York July The mails for
The West Indies Thomas. also Brazu And Afgenilne
gepubhc via Rio Janero leave New.York July u Tho
malta for AusfraA &C., leave san Francisco July D. Inc
4. l. IA MEs, Postmaster
Post once Ssv-YorK. June % 1875
The Veterans Of the War Of 1912 Of This and adjoining
counties M Stureyant House 2sh and 18Th
~ ana Doadgay on THU ltSDAY, at 1880 O'Clock % cee
glorious attn oi July BY dining vita me popetors'
@A' General u. RAYMOND.
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

Mr. SOthem, it is said, viii produce the
comedy Of Engaged" during lis season at the Park
Theatre-tO begin December 20.
Mr. Tretbar has added 20 his excellent
series OF analytical hAhd-bOOks of symphonies etc.
review Of MeodessOhns Italian symphony.
Mr.. jefferson has acted at the California
Theatre, San Francisco not only az Rip Van W,nFe,
but the eccentric tutor in the tEcal play Of Baby
John Mccullough has made many engage
meus for next He win in most OF the prn-
eiPal cities of the Republic aud viii receive Large Ger.
tainties.
Dir. Rowe has finished his new piece, on the
subject OF Uncle Toms Cabin" for Messrs Jarrett a.
Palmer and these managers have made arrange meuts
Tor Its London representation.
Tom Taylor and Paul Merritt have written
for hrs BOncicAult drama entitled "IOye or Life -
based ON Crabbe's poem OF "smuggers and POaehers
One OF his " Tales OF the Hall"
mr. William Winter has finished his Prompt
Boots Of shakespeare's ~Otheo and Paynes "Brutus
lhese Books ALREADY printed. and they win shortly
% ISSUED oy AeSsrs. Lee Shepard Of Boston
Edwin Booth, who has been greatly over
worked IN PAST years, and who now purposes to allow
sansei periods OF much decided repOse has made but
snlse Important engagements f0r next seasOnone I'm
EAllAoes1Aia, one In HeW-YOrk, and one in Chicago
The Saint-Saens Concerto. which was played
mere over eighteen months ago by Nine Essipoh with
ne 1honn4 Orchestra, aad agan about the same tpe
NJ % q Lang Of Boston. with the Philharmonic So.
500 1as gest been produced In LOndoa. ~. Saint
elaed snooess - 49, WIN A4a~ I" w
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Tuy pnOcEEpINGs YrsrFKpAY,
THE SITUATION IN GERMANY.

LoSDoS Wednesday July 3, 1878.
There is much difference of opinion among
the Berlin politicians regarding the intention Of tho
Government in publishing the letters Of the German
Emperor and Crown Prince 10 the PoDe in reply 10 his
notification Of his accession Some persons think it is
sign that peace Will soon BIO concluded between the
Church and the state while others put the opposite in
depreciation upon the event In the opinion OF the Der
lin correspondent Of The Times there Is little doubt that
official usages in Berlin would have prohibited the pub
fishing such important documents unless the negoa-
tons were absolutely ended The correspondent con-
times: "rne Conservative elements IN the Govern
ment can now longer hope 10 secure UltramOntane
support in the elections in the House The Con
SeTYatiYes isolated but they gam few seats in
the prevailing Socialist and anti-Socallst excitement,
although they cannot expect anything like majority
The result all Is that Prince Bismarck viii fnd 1t
difficult 10 dispense with Liberal support, though the
Liberals may be unwilling ever 10 raise supplies
the fashion which would tend 20 make the Govern
meut practically independent OF annual rates.
An official bulletin issued to-day announces that the
condition OF the Emperor Ii unchanged.
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ONE or THE YALE CREW DRoWNED.

TRUMBULI, THE no. SEVEN OAR, AND COLONEL COLT
or NORWICH. LOSE THEIR LIVES IN SAVING A
CHILD.
NEw-LoNDoN, Conn, July 3.-DayId Trlm-
bull who rowed No. In the recent Yale-llaryard
race on the Thames, and Colonel Charles NJ. Colt,
treasurer Of the Chelsea Savings Bank at Norwich,
were drowned in HewL0ndon Harbor, midway between
the equot House and Fort Trumball. at o'clock this
afternoon The little Of Colonel Colt fell overheard
from yacht, and his father and Trumbu sprang after
him The yacht hove TO soon as possible and the
child was taken on board by IFS uncle, who was IA the
boat Before could round again. however both Of
the men sank Trumbull went 10 the bottom The body
of Colonel Colt hOated just below the surface OF the
water and though taken out within I'VE minutes and
subjected to all known appliances al the hands OF
me zeal men, could not be resuscitaled Colonel Colt
commanded tho Sth Regiment Connecticut Volunteers
during the war. He eKPostiLasteI al NOrweh ahd
"A WeEknOwn citizen. He about forty years OF age
Tumbull was twenty-five years Old and would nave
graduated in 1850 from the Yale Theological school
he was a sou Of Rev. David Trumbull. OF Valparaiso
Chill His body has not yet been recovered
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MARRIED.

RURROvs-RUNYoN-In this city, on wednesday July >,
1879 by the Rev. Joseph W. DAILY. DR. ". BprI0Ns, 81
Baskng Ridge, 10 Mrs Ella v Ranyon, o. Plaiuneld N j.
= ID BRONSON esq Amsterdam n. y , by the Rev. VIII
liam Irish d. D. EBoch II. Curer, OF New YORK CITY, 70
Charlotte A. LEWIS. Of oxford, n. n. No cards.
gREEI,Y-NE rs MTTH-In san Diego Cal, Thursday.
Jane 20 1875 OF the brides father by the
Rev SIR Camp FIRST Lieutenant 4. W. recy 5tk Cavalry,
T. = A.. ActRgiSlgaal Onoer to Henrietta Hudson ony
daughter Of Thomas l. Nesmitb. No cards
HANs-McALIsTER-On THURSDAY. June %. 1878.
residence Of the bride Crawford N J. " the Rev
George G. Pollock, Henry q: kieinhans o. Cfanfoid 70
New-YOrk. No cards.
NYERS- PUTHAM-On Tuesday, July 2 1873 ~ the rest
dence parents the Rev. Dr. kondrct Pefit
a. MyerS OF Workers Y 70 Lillian b., daughter Of L. 5.
Putnam, esq. Of P0ughEespsie.
REID-CROsRYIn Poaghkeepsie. y. y July a. the res.
Of Dudley Bartlett. by the Rev L. w. Reid assisted
by the Rev Dr Hobro0k aud Ledoux, Lewis Fuller Reid
20 Charlotte eldest daughter Of the late William g. Crosby
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OBITUARY.
DIR. JAMES c. AVER.
UN. JANI4o o AIIh
WNCHExDoN, Mass, July 3.-Dr. James C.
Aver died here this afternoon.

DIR. JAMES I. A1ER.
WNCHFxDON, Mass, July 3.-Dr. James c.
Aver died here this afternoon.
DR.. Aver was for many years a prominent
citizen Of Lowell Mass and closely connected with
its industrial interests Early in life be acquired
a knowledge Of drugs and their use IN med
cine He turned this information TO account In manu-
featuring preparation of sarsapana. He advertised
this article extensively and succeeded III realizing great
wealth from the sale. He then enlarged his business
and made other preparations which likewise into
general use. lie joined the Republican party
at an carly period, and was on intimate terms
with many Of It's leaders f. New-Engiand. In
1874 he accepted the Republican nomination for
Congress in the With Massachusetts, District, and
had fair prospects of being elected Bu! that being the
wear Of the Democratic reaction be defeated by Mr.
Tarbox the Democratic nominee, who had majority Of
1900.
Dr. Aver had been under treatment for about year,
AT the residence OF DR.. Ira Russell in fendon for
paralysis and insanity. He received every at
covered the use of his lower limbs, and
was looking remarkably well. AT that Time however,
clear that the mind, once 40 aeuEt ahd vigorous
that il seemed obstacle could conquer H. the III
domtab!e will that cOnld brook no opposition ana the
splendid business talent that could organize and man
nee upeudOus business nsactiOns for many years,
mad an been wrecked by disease; the strong clear
headed man had again becOnn child Ia ms physlgue
rho docfor was OF rather der though firm build lie
had A fDe-ookng, though nos remarkably large head.
and natural temperament dcn0tin Rftai actlNlb ahd
nervous energy Tue expression Of his features was ex
treey pleasant aud mild When his insanity became
clearly apparent year or so ago, his estate was placed
IN the hands of three guardians appointed ~ the COURT
his son ard successor Mr. Frederick A. Aver being one
of them The estate left by Dr. Az oonpf1Ses besides
me immense property interests centred at Lowell aud IN
Boston large real estate interests n and Ch-
cago together with large loans to various Responsible
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GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS.

THE "NoY-PARTIsAN" VICTORY IN CALIFORNIA.
fiSAN Francisco. July 3.-0fficial election re-
turns have been received FROM all except eight counties
including San Francisco in which the official canvass Is
not yet complete The counties yet to hear from viii
give Partisan majOrtles Tho result OF the count
shoUs beyond doubt, that the NOn-Partisans have
elected all their 32 delegates at large, and probably "a
county delegates though they may lose one OF mat
number The Kearneyites elect 81. and possibly 81,
county delegates; the Repub ans 8. and the Demo
Gratis T. The -Partisans win thus have majority
of % in the convention IL must also be remembered
maj the Republicans and Democrats elected represent
the conservative element II . also true that number
Of from the interior the NOrkngnens ticket
are NOT IN sympathy with what IL known Keainey'
Ism and the same may be said Of some Of the city dele
CATION. Tho revolutionary element VIII torln only
small minority In the convention.