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RELIGIOUS NEWS.
Foreign Missions.

Boston, May 30.-At meeting OF the
American board OF commissioners for foreign
missions, the report of the secretary was
| read, showing Is missions, 80 stations and
534 out-stations among nations speaking
| twenty-six different languages, with popu-
lation of 100000, OOO total working force
from America, 355; total native laborers,
HOP; churches, 262; church members, IA, 500;
total number under instruction, 25,910.
Larger contributions are needed to meet the
many urgent calls from all parts of this great
| field.
An Episcopal Bishop Consecrated.
WHEELING, w. VA, May 30.-George w.
Peterkin, the newly elected bishop of the
Episcopal diocese of West Virginia, was con-
secrated at st. Matthew's church, in this city,
to-day. A large number of bishops, clergy
men and prominent persons were In attend
ance. Bishop Bedell, the presiding bishop,
delivered the opening sermon. The church
was magnifcently decorated with flowers, etc.
The American baptist Missionary
CLEVELAND. O., May 30.-The sixty fourth
annual meeting of the American Baptist mis-
sonary union was held to-day, Rev. E. G.
Robinson, D. D., presiding.
Rev. J. n. Murdoch, ID. D., corresponding
secretary. presentedsthe financial statement
of the union.
Rev. DR.. Upper, of Richmond, Virginia,
corresponding secretary of the Southern
Baptist missionary union, addressed the
meeting.
Rev. Dr. Boadus, of Kentucky, Rev. ]. c..
Keith and Rev. Mr.. Sloan-the two latter
gentlemen being Observation-Disclosures
the union on the state of the work at home
and abroad.
A resolution was adopted to appoint dele
gates to attend the Southern Baptist conven-
ton at Atlanta
The committee on place and preachers
recommended that the selecting of the place
for holding the next meeting be left to the
executive committee.
Rev. Samuel Graves, of Michigan, was
nominated preacher, and Rev. A. Gordon, of
Massachusetts, as alternate.
The following officers were elected: Presi-
dent, Rev. E. 6. Robins, Rhode Island; vice
presidents, Rev. A. H. Strong, Rochester,
and Rev. Lemuel Moss, Indiana; recording
secretary, Rev. H. S. Burrage, Maine.
In the evening the annual sermon was
preached 10y Rev. Wayland Hoyt. of Brook
Ign, New York, and the union adjourned.
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ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS

CINCINNATI, May 30-Night Weather
cloudy and cool during the day; clearing to-
night. River IA feet 4 inches and falling.
NASHVILLE, May 30.-River rising, with
feet inches on the shoals.
SHREVEPORT, May 30.-Weather cloudy
and warm. River fell inches.
ST. LOUIS, May 30.-River risen inches,
and is now o feet inches above low-water
mark. Weather clear and COOL. Arrived
E. o. Stanard, New Orleans; Colorado,
Vicksburg. Departed: Colorado, Vicksburg.
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The New Orleans Row to be Settled In
the Supreme Court.

of all parties, August was brought before the
fourth district court at eleven o'clock this
morning. The writ Of habeas corpus was
made peremptory, and August was released.
Judge Houston then granted an appeal from
his decision to the supreme court, where the
whole matter will be tested.
Judges Whitaker, Able and Tissol on diff
ferent occasions have given decisions sustain
ing the act. Judges Monroe, Rigklar and
Rogers have refused the writs of habeas
corpus, on the ground that they have no
jurisdiction. Judge Houston being the only
Judge who has decided against the act, and
he to-day refused a suspensive appeal to the
supreme court, which would carry the case
there at once, but granted dissolutive appeal,
returnable on the first Monday in November,
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The shelby Delegation What they
Did. and How they Voted. Etc.

The Nashville american, Of May Both,
gives the first days proceedings of the State
judicial convention, which resulted IN the
nomination of Messrs. NJ Farland, Deaderick,
Cooper and Turney. on the first ballot, as
candidates for the Offices of judges of the
supreme court of the State. The Shelby
county delegates in the convention were as
follows, numbering eighty-ive:
SHELBY DELEGATION.
James Bohan. George CAN'T, p NJ. Win
tiers, S. II. Leslie, P. ]. Mallon, John Dopo-
gers, a. S. M'Near, w. II. Carroll, G. w.
Metcalf, ". NJ. Sneed, L. B. N Farland, J.
?. Mesick, W. H. Rhea, P J. Kelly, S. H.
Coward, j. q. Goodbar, L. B. Horrigan, w.
b. Grubbs, G. Nicholson, NJ. d. L. Stewart,
L. z. Cooper, ]. r. Green, Hugh Brinkley,
c. Quentel, w. d. M'Doweli, r. D. Frayser,
Jerome Hill, q. c. Dent, w. f. Taylor, h.
7. Elicit, Z. A. Cole, J. A: Taylor, 3: NJ.
Estes, w. d. Beard, Josiah Patterson, S. P.
Walker, J. A. Shine, W. A. Collier, NJ. 2.
Jarnigan, J. w. Moore, J. J. DuBose, Il. L.
Williams, ]. L. Hillsmau, ]. S. Spark, S. H.
Dunscomb, Jacob Thompson, r. F. Looney,
c. W. Frazier, Enoch Ensley, J. A. Murray,
A. +. Cole, A. D. Hunter, J. +. Hunter, D.
A. Merrill. s. Hammontree, j. w. Cochran,
C. N. Taylor, w. B. Wright, B. J. Kimbro,
J. A. Davis, w. C. Folkes, w. l. Berlin,
Tom Holeman, jr, w. H. Hoegel. H. C.
King, Hugh Heiskell, Chris Hoffman, r. c.
Williamson.
NOMINATIONS FROM WEST TENNESSEE.
George CAN'T, of Shelby, nominated Robert
J. Morgan, of Shelby. Seconded by Mr.. Dom
aldson, of Marion.
NJ. d. Cardwell, of Weakly, nominated ].
L. I. Sneed. of Shelby. Seconded by L. w.
Finlay, of Shelby; J. W. Judd, of Robertson,
and Nose White, of Knox.
John A. Garner, of Roberton, nominated
Thomas J. Freeman, of Gibson. Seconded by
Judge Chas. q. Smith, of Montgomery, and
A. c. Karnes, of DeKaIb.
Chas. G. Smith, of Montgomery, nominated
Hon. B. J. Lea, of Haywood. Seconded by
Thos. w. Neal, of Dyer
II. I. Elicit nominated Howell P. Jack.
son, of Madison. Seconded by Edward Bax.
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divergent views of the two empires. The
points recapitulated yesterday by no means
exhausted those involving the interests of
Austria, to whom the Danubian and Rouma-
MAN questions were also important. Count
Andrassy's language was very determined.
He said the monarchy rested on basis of
historical development, and let him who
touches IL beware
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Temperance News.

BosToN, May 30.-At the session of the
Right Worthy Grand Lodge of the World,
the committee on the sacramento wine ques-
ton presented a report which recommends
that the members of this order express their
deliberate conviction that the use of fer
mented wine at the sacrament of the Lord s
supper is nowhere sanctioned in scriptures,
and counsels the members of the several
churches to which they belong to induce
those having charge of the matter to provide
unfermented wine for sacramental use. The
report was adopted
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Machine shops Struck by Lightning
md DESTROYED.

INDIANAPOLIS, May 30.-The machine
shops OF the Indianapolis, Peru ard Chicago
railway, at Peru, Indiana, were struck by
lightning last night, and, with their con-
tents, entirely consumed by fire. There were
three locomotives aud two stock cars in the
shops. Loss estimated at one hundred thou
SAND dollars; no insurance. A heavy rain
saved the round-house and other buildings
ard oars
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Omaha Items.

OMAHA, May 30.-Hon. Daniel CAN'T,
chief-justice of the supreme court of the
State of Nebraska, died at Nebraska City, at
nine o'clock on the morning of the twenty
ninth, of dropsy. His funeral will take place
tomorrow. He was about seventy years old.
Excellent observance of Decoration day
here to-day, notwithstanding the unfavora-
bic weather.
A special to the Republican, from Nebraska
City, dated to-day. says a body, supposed to
be one Gienwood Hunter, was found in the
rver above that city to-day.
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ter, of Davidson, and George Washington, OF
Know
VOTE OF SHELBY DELEGATES.

Burton, %; Deaderick, rs; Freeman, 20;
Lea, 8; Cooper, 62; Turner, Is; Jackson, %;
Morgan, SO; M'Farlsnd. 81; Cochran, 8;
Sneed, Is; Turney, A; Jones, Z.
The following changes were made after
the vote had been called but not announced {:
Shelby county transferred ffty-four votes
from NJ Farland to Van Dyke. Shelby
changed ten from Van Dyke to M'Farland
and Deaderick.
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Another African Exploring expedition.

LONDON, May 30.-The British royal geo
graphical society have determined to send an
exploring expedition from Zanzibar to the
northern end of Lake Nyanza, and thence, if
the funds suffice, to the southern end of Lam
glnaka; The principal object of the expedi-
ton will be to make an accurate map Of the
lake region.
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a Grand LarcenI.t Puiled.

New York, May 30.-A dispatch was re-
ceived last Sunday at the central office from
the chief of police of Chicago, asking for the
arrest of Cornelius T. Gray, under an indict-
ment in that city for grand larceny. A de-
tectlve to-day succeeded in capturing the
man at the quarantine on board an outgoing
Hamburg steamer. On his person were found
drafts for over three thousand pounds sterling
His trunk, in which was supposed to be some
of the stolen property. went to Hamburg,
Whence II will be returned TO this city.
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The hiilers.

INDIANAPOLIS, Nay 30.-The delegates TO
the Mllers' national convention were enter
tanned today by the board of trade with an
excursion on the Belt railroad, and dinner
at the Stock Yards hotel. Ex-Governor Hem
bricks delivered a welcome address, respond
ed to by President Balm and others Of the
convention
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Marine Intelligence.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 30.-Arrived- Steam
er Colenia, from Liverpool.
LIVERPOOL, May 80 Arrived - Steam
ships Greece and Erie, from New York.
PORT EADs, May 3d. Arrived - Steam
ship Cordova, from Pernambuco. Sailed
Bark GuesIppi Quinto, for Antwerp; tow
boats Morgan and Achilles, for Philadel-
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C.reui. Court-HeisheI. Judge.

The following cases are set for trial to-day:
5404. Clark VS. Harrison; $40, Church VS. city
of Memphis; 5511, Harrington VS. city of
Memphis; 55l2, Mason VS. city of Memphis;
5521, Carnes VS. Elliott; 553l, Tighe VS. Bur
rows; 5402, Knight, trustee rs Ensley; 5l72
Lean, use, Bennett, VS. Boyd; 5557, Sanford
VS. Wilson; 1926, NJ. and L. railroad,
use, VS. Lecroix ct al; 5431, Pike VS. Cock;
$3.50, NIcholetti VS. Tremmel; 545S Bohman
vs. Lindeman; 5533. Boyle VS. Be sthcff; 5536,
Western VS. Bowman; 5537, Smith. agent, VS.
Clayborn; 553S, Dush VS. Castles; 5539, Viii
liams VS. Doriac; 5541, Vonner VS. Davis; 5542,
Saint, use. DeBruler; 5543, Foltz vs. Gum
mer; 5544, German. adr., VS. Douglass; 5547,
Davis VS. CAN'T; 5548, Hicks VS. Greer; 5549,
M'ClnrR VS. Hunt
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An Old Man Commits .Har1.Kari.n

DUBUQUE, May 30-W. t. Day, father of
prominent lumber merchant here, commit
ted suicide to-day while on visit to the
country. Deceased wasl an old gentleman.
partially demented, and had gone there for a
called to dinner, he had repeatedly answered;
but, when the door was opened, he was
found, knife in hand, literally cutting out his
intestines, and feeding them to the hogs. 1t
was a most sad and disgusting affair.
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A sham sattI. by CITIZEN military.

WHEELING, w. VA, May 3O.-The sham
battle at the fair ground to-day was a grand
success. Four companies of the Second
Ohio, Davis Light Guards, Linsiey Cadets,
Morgantown Cadets, Camden Zouaves, of
Moundsville, and the Matthews Light Guards,
numbering in all five hundred, with three
field pieces and two Gattling guns, particips-
ting. The troops were reviewed by Governor
Matthews and General Duval. The crowd
vas estimated at from eight TO ten thousand.
Railroads and steamers brought large num-
Der Of excursiouists. No accidents beyond a
hllrn o,- tJUo
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The Democratic state Ticket Of Ala

MONTGOMERY, May 30.-The Democratic
State convention nominated r. w. Cobb, for
governor; w. w. Screws, secretary of state;
J. H. Vincent. treasurer; Willis Brewer, au-
ditor; H. C. Tompkins, attorney-general. and
L. F. Box, superintendent of education.
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mr. Rrx..cs Condition Very Critical

New YORK. May 30.-At late hour to-
NIGHT the condition Of Mr. Bryant is consid'
cred very critical. Both his daughters, who
are absent. have been telegraphed for.
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Anderson to Appear before the InVes
tiRalinK Com mfttee.

PHILADELPHIA, May 30.-James f. An
derson, superintendent of East Feliciana par
ish at the last Presidential election. has been
summoned to appear before the Potter in
vestigating committee, and has gone TO Wash
ington.
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Boat Racing.

WATKINS, N. Y, May 30.-The first trial
heat of the four cared race was won by the
Atlantas; Carman second, Northwesterns
third. Time-7:22. The water was too
rough for further racing to-day.
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CLOHING RATES

Yesterday Of cotton and gold: liverpool cot
Ton. S-I6d. Ms1phis eOstO's, 10 7-Se. Neie
Orleans cotton. lie. Neic York cotton, II
SOC Ne,o York gold, fOf is.
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WAR DnT., OFFICE ca. SIG. or
W..nrND-a.u.- NJ ~ !.

WAR DEf'T., OfFICE Oh SIG. OFFICE,
WAsHINGToS. May 81, l am. Z
For Tennessee and the Ohio raliey, rising,
possibly JoiiOloed by falling barometer,
cooler northwest, reS'-iHg to ,oaTmer south
easterly ,eiEds, clear or partly cloudy, or
cloudy ireaiher, and il, former. occasional
rain
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OssERvArIONs xzEsTRDAY.
THE RED FLAG.

The Pennsy IVania Coal Fields Alive
with Conn unIsts-The Voice or the
Roman Catholic Church Raised
Against them-The II nights
or Labor Planning
Mischief
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American
COttOn-Tie Supply Co.
66 CARONDELET STREET.

NEW ORLEANS, MAY 80, 1873.
To Cotton Factors, Planters and Country Merchants
Generally:
OWING to the present low price of iron, and the
~ increased facilities which the above company
possesses, they have now, and offer through their
agents (as below enumerated), $4,000 bundles OF
the we'll known Beard Lightning Tie, and
limited quantity of the popular and celebrated
Arrow Tie, at prices hitherto unprecedented, under
full guarantee as TO quality. For sale by
Hill, Fontaine 4 Co. Stewart, Gwynne Il Co.
j. T. Fargason Il Co. NJ. l. Meacham d Co.
Brooks, Nicely & Co. &C. IA. B. Treadwell & Co
f. NJ. White 4 Co. Estes, Fizer d Co.
&C. p Hunt Co. Fader, Jacobs & Co.
Porter, Taylor q Co. GUY, Mcclellan l. Co.
PeaIce, Suggs d Co. Harris Mallory d Co.
Scheduled, Hanauer & Co. ]. NJ. James 4 Sons.
Fulmer, Burton d Co.
American Cotton-Tie Supply Co.
w. PAYNE, President.
JOS. MICH. HOLMES, Representative for Memphis,
nh Nc
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LAW REPORTS.

Criminal COGrt-LOEw God. judge.
The following IS the calendar for to-day:
No. 424, Annie Raverley; 90, -- Ryan
$50, 1hos. Clayweil.
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Centenary.

PARIS. May 30.-Voltaire' centenary wal
celebrated to-day without any disturbance.
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MEMORIAL DAY

Observed with Becoming Ceremonies In
Every City in the UniOn-NOt a
Grave Left Unmarked by
Floral Tokens of Re-
membrance.
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RACE NEWS.
At Cincinnati.

| CINCINNATI, May 30.-The attendance at
the race-track was very good; weather cloudy
| and rather cool.
Fist Race-One mile dash. War6eld
:46; all started.
| Second Race.-Mile and a half dash. Won
| by Belle of Nelson; Signal second, Maggie
Shields third. Judge Hancock and Bessie
Lee were not placed. Time-2:44119.
Third Race-Mile heats. Won by Tolo,
| ond In the first heat, was Withdrawn on ac-
count of lameness. Time-1 :2712; 1:4612.
TO DAYS POOLS.
CINCINNATI, May 30.-Pools sold tonight
as follows: First Race-Ambuscada, $50;
Kilburn, $50; Beechwood, $26; Ben Hadley,
$50; Bonnie ftasca, S26; Grigsby, $50; DR..
Livingston, $50; Julia Jackson, $4; Ada
Lambert, $24; Springlet $l6: Jack Harka-
way, $14; Amelia Clifford, $17.
Second Rqee.1ohio Derby. one-and-a- half
b. c., $62; Harper. s44; Earl of Beacons-
field, $44; Pat Malloy, colt, $22; Judge
Wickliffs, $I8; Speculation, $40; En-
quirer, $18.
Third Ract.-Mile heats. Charles Cor
ham, 5000; Emma c, $50; Wahtawah, $50;
lager Beer, S12; War-Jig, $1s; Mollie, So.
At New York.
New YORK, May 30.-To-day was opening
day at Jerome park.
First Race-An ages; three quarters of a
mile. Won by Garrick; Rhodamanthus sec
ond, Idalia third, Glenelg FLY fourth. Time
1:19.
Second Race.-Fordham handicap; one
and aquarter miles. Won by Danger; Vir-
ginius second, Fugitive third, Bushwhacker
fourth. Time-2:151S.
Third Race.-WIthers stake; one mile.
Won by Duke of Magenta; Bramble second,
Danischief third, Pride of the Village fourth.
Time@ :48.
Fourth Race.-Handicap steeple chase.
Won by Trouble; Dandy second, Reformer
third.
The st. Louis Meeting.
ST. LOUIS, May 3O.-The racing stables of
M 'Grath, Grinstead, Richards, Swigert,
Reynolds, Durham and Price arrived here
to-day from Louisville, and took up quarters
on the grounds of the jockey club. There
also arrived several flyers belonging to other
parties, which will take part in the races next
week. Among the most notable horses now
here are Mahlstick, Milan, Himyar, Jewelers.
Dan K, Kennesaw, Janet, Verdict, Mis-,
Malloy, Mexico, La FaVorite, M'Whirter,
M'Henry' Good Night, Kate ClaxtSn,
Rose MCarnand BELL Wbs1 aIt'e Capr 2s'
Chesapeake, and Conrad. The races will
open here next Tuesday, June 4th, and the
meeting promises to be successful in the first
degree. Over two hundred and fifty horses
are already entered for the purses and stakes,
and considerable number more will enter
for the purses. Many close and exciting con-
tests are expected. The meeting of the
three-year- olds-Himyar, Kate Claxton, Lev
eler and Rose M'Clernand-is aDXiously an
ticipated, and great interest is manifested IN
the struggle between Mahlstick, M Whittier,
Caprice, Chesapeake, and Conrad. The track
is in prime condition. The weather promises
well, and royal sport seems to be in store for
all who NAV be present
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Special 10 the Appeal
NASHVILLE, May 30.-Every delegate was
promptly on hand at the tap of the chair
mans gavel at nine o'clock this morning.
The deepest interest was manifested, it hav-
ing been understood that candidate was to
be selected from the excellent material fur
nished by West Tennessee. Every one
seemed to be more or less excited Perfect
uproar took possession of the hall, and con-
tinued throughout the proceedings, discus
sions soto roce being in progress all over the
housa
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BRITISH COPYRIGHTS.

Report OF the Royal Commission on
the subject, Proposing Regulations
for the Future Government OF
Home and Foreign Pub
fishers.
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Judges Pete Turney and James Deaderick
Declared Nominees for the State at
Large-C0lOnel Harry HIPS Res
OlHiiOn Urging Certain
Amendments TO the
Constitution
Tabled.
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COUNT ANpRAssY NOT SATISFIED.

VIENNA, May 30.-Count Andrassy to-day
informed the Hungarian delegation that he
thought England and Russia would enter
into an agreement damaging to Austro- Hun
gary. So far none OF the repeated Russian
replies to Austria's objections to the treaty of
San Stefano had succeeded in reconciling the
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THE JUDICIAL CONVENTION.

Proceedings OF the Second Day Attended
with Unusual Interest, which Ripens
into Intense Excitement The
Names OF Judges Morgan and
Sneed and Ben j. Lea
Withdrawn
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After a Close Contest, and the Third Bal
lot Results In the Nomination OF
Thomas j. Freeman, which is
Made Unanimous amid Tu-
multuOns Applause.
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LONDON, May 30.-The report of the re-
moval of Fuad, Osman and Mukhtar Pashas
from their commands before Constantinople
is not confirmed, but it is said that the sultan
is suspicious of them, and appointed NAH
moud Damad Pasha minister of war partly
for the purpose of neutralizlng their influ-
ence, although the act is likely to have the
contrary effect, as Mahmoud is intensely I'M
popular with the troops. The sultan norni-
mated him without consulting Sadyk Pasha,
hence the withdrawal of the latter from the
ministry. Mehemet Rusude Pasha, Sadyk's
successor, is represented to be honest and pa
triotic, but too old to have much influence.
He is known to be in favor of an alliance with
Great Britain.
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New ORLEANS, May 30.-Decoration day
A. Marver, Post No. l, Grand Army of the
Republic. About three thousand persons Wis
tied Chalmette National cemetery, where
the graves of the Union soldiers were hand
somely decorated. A company of United
States troops and company of the Orleans
Artillery were present. Colonel Wood
ward, of the Grand Army of the Republic.
delivered an Grafton. The Continental
Guards sent floral tribute, the design being
an American flag, composed entirely of flow
ers with an evergreen staff, pyramidal base
of flowers and olive branches The Louisiana
division of the Army of Northern Virginia
contributed magnificent American shield,
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JOS. MICH. HOLMES, Representative for N
care Southern OIL Works
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PARIS, May 30.-The Universe announces
that the cardinal archbishop of Paris has or
dered prayers in the cathedral of Notre Dame
in expiration of the Voltaire celebration.
To-day General Bouef, abide camp of Don
Carlos, who was charged with stealing In
Fleece which belonged to the prince, pub
fishes letter saying the whole affair, includ-
ing the accusation made against him, was
arranged between Don Carlos and himself
that the former might raise money on jewels
without scandalizing himself.
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.... 4 cem-asrcial.

,.ot. Del, July a lSs
gIxseTo.,nn,,a furnished py
..t sock 9uytn Van House Ruilding
IA Co., Giati 70 M. to-day.
peid diiOTATIONS.
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WANTS.

w for Thursday, January 10, 1878, Ten
cents will be paid for the same at
jyl2-tf THIS OFFICE.