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AGED TO BE AWAY FROM HOME.

Dr ALBERT Delaney, q native OF Freetown, blerIe
Leone. Africa, lectured Thursday evening at st.
Johns African Methodist Episcopal Church at Hs%,
iacfnrsr stated that he was born In 1880 and was.
Therefore IO1 years Of age and that his father is
still living at Sierre Leone at the age OF 40 years
has a dark COMPLEXION but is not black. He speaks
With fIuency and uses good language He is accom-
panied by his wife. who is about seventy five years
0fo
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HOME NEWS.
pRoMINENT ARRIVALS.

N,,r. York Hotel-Ex-Speaker Samuel j. Randall:
Of Penusyivania General pm Johnston Of ana
General r. l. Cingman, Of North CAROLINA 6rssue
men-edect j. Robinson. of ohio D. WashbGrn Oh Min
nesOta: and Walter A. Wood. OF NewY0rk and state sen
atOr A. NJ Mills OF Little Falls, n. Y.: Icorlo doS'-
Insurance Superintendent c. O. FauDan OF Aoay
ILbeTndTLe HoL-Ex O. r. InEeraOll OF Sonnecu
Hose-Cong ressmaneect Henry W Lord .,
Gnseu HoLse-Ex Senator h W. CorDelt o
Oregon Metropolitan HoeL-Staie senator v a. EOMte
OF Kingston. N Y.....He1nGn House1E1 a
Yale College,
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THE NEW posTMAsTER-GENERAL
DINNER IN HIS HONOR AT DELMoNlC'
INVITED GUESTS.

A DINNER IN HIS HONOR AT DELMoNIC0s-IHE
INVITED GUESTS.
A uriyate dinner was given last night. at Del
monico's in honor of Postmaster General Thomas L..
lanes by Joseph F. Knapp. No formal speeches
were made, but some of the guests made remarks
appropriate to the occasion, and all present
tuiated Mr.. James. Following Is complete nsI VI
the invited guests, most OF whom were present:
asross,er General James, Judge Charles H. Russell.
SS,onereI Grant Frederick A. Schroeder,
yices presdent Arthur, Charles Hepburn,
Governor Cornell Horace MaJnnnru,
Senator Roscoe Conkng, john a. mcGal' IT. ~
Edwards Pierrepont, Tne rev. LII. otePnen H.
Distrct-Att0rney Woodford, Ting ~,
Thomas c. Platt WhlteIaW Refill
Hamilton Fish, Generai James Iouruah'
f. w. StoughtoD, George Jones,
Generai Clinton b. Fisk, ]. H. Maples0n,
Silas III ~Dufeher John FoOrd,
sSsr,es q Fairman Hpg1 J. Hastings
7 Iyatt Smith Samuel .. Baboock
I;aIS S,smpanini william Henry Armour,
A " Siouf Henry b. Hyde,
I.orin Palmer, +: .. WINSTON,
John A. Nichols, Inomae y. hiIen'
An1,stns Mayerick Bernard Peters,
John 4 Hegeman
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TIE STEVENS RESIDENCE NOT FOR SALE.

II was rumored yesterday that tho Stevens resi-
deDcc 1t the southwest corner ef Fiftyseventh-st;
and Ffftt-ave. bad been sold TO bonanza
millionaire for $750000. Frederick w. Stevens,
tho ON per- said yesterday to a TRIBUNE reporter
that there was not grain OF truth IN the statement
Such reports had been circulated before he said, and
be did not understand why this should be, as the
properly was not for sale.
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THE GENUINE HOFF'S MALT EXTRACT.
It's in this country and especially IN this city ssay
ncIeaaes and remarkable fact that no one VINO mas
the Malt Extract has ever made single comp amt
OF ~ while ali are It's praise Every genuine
bottle the label OF Messrs TarranS sat
urday Evening Gazette o,,. -
All 6rstclass TOcers and druggists In NeW.fork.
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NOS. 636 AND 63S BROADWAY.

The latest and most distin-
guished PARIS FASHIONS ina
dictate am increased tendency to
employ with greater bOldness
than ever before, the most re-
markable products OF the
French looms, and many novel
accessories Of trimming and
embroidery.
JAMES MCCREERY e. CO.,
through their unequaled con-
necti0ns abroad, have secured
the choicest and rarcst novelties,
and invite attention 20 the
many curious intricacies of
weaving and beautiful cOmbin-
alton Of cOlors which these
fabrics present.
JAMES McCREERY IL CO"
Broadway and lltb-st.,
New-YOrk.
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Professors John NJ. CarnOchan, Egbert Guer rn1
sew William Tod Hernuth. A. X. Bils NJ. W NoxSn ano
bndeds OF the most eminent physicians Of New YORK C
indorse snd prescribe the Liebg Co.'S Arncateo %
Witch Hazel Of cheap limitations Tne LIeoH Svn
pany offers cheap goods II offers only noness ss
lions az honest pricea Afnicated Wltch Hazel
salt rh61m catarrh rheumatism, umbago, painful peOuS
anu O'"'i 'Ii Sold M flty cents and dollar sizeS
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a.oths for the five weeks ending arch was S1 f5Is
sSa for the 1--we preceding weeks S,o4; nmonis
dpht6sa nsn1 1Ssy do not
are more DIysorSSsry increase The theory upon
i %b sss the Health Officers explain 1t is that tb 5nS
popSaOn in t this city Ssns mOi here = search
usual many AND SeU on BUSINESS The death rate
as computed at the Bureau of X Scw
ossed utbba Sanitarv superintendent that the pop
1istion of the city was materially underIated, t1e
cefsns having been taken at season Wnen tbe
sands were out of town, seeking recrestion LII 'ne
'V Font deaths from smallpox and three new cases
were reported yesterday.
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SAFEs.-The best always-all improvements
Lowest prices. Emory, 20 Vesey.st
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THE MONUMENT TO WASHINGTON.

Morris K Jesup, the treasurer, acknowledge the
receipt from March up 10 p. yesterday. OF the
followipo additional subscriptions to the fund for
the erection of statue of Washington at the Sub
Treasury Building in Wall-st.:
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lAnnouncerheursr
Hub Punch is a wonderful success.

LIEBIG Co.'s Coca BEEF TONIC -,
Embodes uutrtve elements Of the muscular noTe c
hone and brain OF carefully ected healthy bnllock eo
bned with the powerful tonc virtues OF the Coca or
Life Pant OF the rncas, aud choice qualify Oh snerD VIM"
ne Of inifanOQs
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Those who wish to practice economy shOul'
buy Carriers Little Liver Pls Forty pills In vta only on
pill dose % cents
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Sold IN fifty cents and dollar sizes.

"Rough- on Rats Ask druggists for 1t. 1t
clears out rats mice, reaches, bedbugs. 10 cents.
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To TIE LADIES.
Mosquito bites pmples and botclles cnred by pr oBhSs
VENETIAN LRFNT Warranted superior 70 anything else OF
pay Sold by all the druggists Of 70 aud oV ceutS
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DR., RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS.

Perfectly aseaSs elegantly coated for the cure OF all d,
orders stomach vor bowels kidneys bladder nervous
oseases headache constipation, COstyeness ingeson
dyspepsia biOusnesa billions fever in1ammason Of tas
Warranted effect positive cure Price 70 cents per ooH
sold by all drnggtsts-
DIR, RAILWAY & CO.. ~ WARREN-ST. N. 7.
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MlSCELLA Y EOuS

MISVFBTIN N FUUN
roypoy March llStr Lascees, from Baltimore, before
ronnrtsd ashore at Belfast, has been hoated $500.
ipT JoHN March 1.-THE Boston steamer due mere Co
day mas been delayed by tho Storm and Will not arrive unu
fo.inorrOw evening"
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lOYEMENrs or STEAMERS.
EOREtHN pORT3

ANTWERP March ll-ATrived str iceland, from New YoI
al GsGoW March ll-Arrved, str Cynthia, from Batmo
GiAyRF March ll-Arrlyed, str Vile do Marseilles III
New.iOrK 80, =, 5000 an coIIIa troro Nyaur Yo
for Liverpool 49,, ., $1,000 afr. Avoriu sr,
po.ton; Brantiord city. from NeW'fOrk'
DSS~' .HpuICAN pORTa
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FRAGMENTS or WESTKRN NRwS.

WEE NJ RDERER HANGED.
CINCINNNrI. July 22.-A special to THc Times
star says N"olgc Green (coiottdl. Of Gg cnWood Ara
vas hanged oday for bo murder OF his vile, August
-, lSSn.
MURDERER HANGED Ar CLINTON NO.
ST. LOJiS July 22.--,John ". Patterson. vino
murdered James g. aTk near Lee ,Aurg Henry County,
December |, 1868 was hanged at clinton this mo.il.
IN the presence Of about 5000 people
TlE EiECrRtC LIGHT ~ ILLINOIS
been enccrssfnly introduced at sprinSneld III. Tho
authorities OF AnroIa ILL.,, propose eht tnat city nv
electric lS1ts uPon tail iron trcs!le pillars.
Suspicious DEATH or \ WOMAN.
DEs MONIES, Iowa. july 22.-NIrs. Helen
johnson. of East Dcs Moines was found dead this morn.
ng in cellar suspended hy the neck. Her husband is
under arrest on susc there doubt Whether thc
act murder II suicide.
IDENT:FlCATION PROBABLE.
CHICAGO, July 22.--Ihp body OF a murdered
ago is now believed, from letters received here. be
VINO came 20 this country in December
CONVERSION CAUSING i SENSATION.
CHICAGO, July 22.-A decided sensation was
produced a publlc prayer-ncciiu here YESTERDAY Inv
DsOr'vrlY house, had been converted and desired 10
turl her place into n house Of prayer
HANGED FOE NUMBERING THEIR FATHER
ST. LOUIS, July 22.--A special to Tbe Past
DiSpdch from Naryyille, Mo. says: "AbcIt =. and
Charles j. Fa!b0 who were convicted of the murder
of their father, Dr Perry II. Talbot the 18Th of st
September, were hanged this afternoon in the prcscnc,
of 5000 or 10000 persons
.M.'RpERER RELEASED ON BAH.
CHICAGO, JGIy 22.-Jolm {. HAYWARD a
ncdi"ll student who shot and killed James McAahou
in December lSS has been released bail granted
anew trial. Tie probabilities however thar he viii
never be tried, as the decision OF the supreme Court
practically ended the case. The decision obtained
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THE IRISH AGITATION.

- RroNDoN, july 22.-lhc new clause of the
r&Td bin In regard to the of cent witch pa -c
M second read m the ioua, of Commons la,t might
provides that where Il appears o the cour the Joint
u.Hl'Hion of the landlord ard tenant Ok any ho,.-
M ucd at moi than $50 yearly. ,ha the tenant
ha paid the whole of such sum the landlord Will
is oacccp' a. the equivalent of Ire hole rent payable
in respect Of She year oi tenancy previous the passing
OF the act and tina, anccel"nt arrears o due
the conn .'ioners might make I'm respect ot sI,h
rcars advance not cxccclint wears half
a. hc a "ccden arrears wherein count Should de
clare tnc holding To 1e cha ged with repayment OF the
rIvnncc by rent charge y. Jabc half yearly Guhns
hitcor cars from III" date specified. and calculated
- Los yearly for "loO advanced. this Charge
have nripN, ud al a.rcarS ~ due in respect of
lii, holduc To pc reipaepd absolutely.
me Stt nd0rd reprints rom h. Fliid Iishne1 SiIi-
dni II mo rat irish Woi", an irish AD'cyan column
ana half OF extracts l prai90 aId recommendation Of
oulrdgcA against Ingnhd The prticr is headed The
science of dynamite me HTd0r6 prcaccs its article
~ ioloWF: "WhatrVcr The Government OF Gnifcd
states may think the subject the leaders of the lrSG
nSHtou In Amcric ard Themselves in state OF de
cl!'cd wa with England
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FOREIGN NOTES.

nv, LONDON Friday, July %, 1881.
Inc steamer which grounded in the suoz Canal baa
hoated, and the canal is again open FOR traffic
berin dispatch to The Morning Post SAYS: There q,
10 he cor plcte revision Of the American consular oua
diplomatic service in Germany '~
Ihe Sportsman says that Mr. Loriilards IYoonos will
m"t nee, any OF his Goodwood engagements but will he
iorc''eo ior lhc race for the st. II ger stakes.
ihe weather IN London to-day il cool and showery In
Fs th" weather is moderate but the scarcity OF water
ontnues There is also short supply of water nj Bor-
d'aux, Lyons and Rouen. "
TIhcess Christian and Princess Mary have consented
10 oecome patronessos of the Association OF Peeresses
and other ladies Of Distinction formed 70 encourage
Brilsh woOllen Industries. -
The Constantiuople correspondent OF The Standard
the rmors Of Midhat Pachas attempt OF sui
ea" are unfounded The fate OF the prisoners hes NOT
cucy s '"' '"""iu 0''ii-
Inc suspension If announced of Duarte Potter & Son
""""'S oi liverpool engaged IN the Brazilian trade
i"cir liabilities are estimated at 81 10000 The euepcr
Nion IL also announced of Julius Mosenthal & Co rer
anis' OF London and Paris. Their liabilities are nm
known. N'-'''N" "AN III"
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ARK1NS1S EDIIOR ASSASSTN4TED.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, July 22.-The trouhles
with outlaws in Perry County laive broken ou afrcsh
iew weeks ago Judge Harris and j. l.. ". Matthews
editor of he fOurche Vdtey Times was ordered by n
r'l'ct band OF outlaws to leave the county. Affairs
n" 'hcd S'icb crisis that Governor Churchill sent
"'h"ral Newton, commander Of the state Militia TO tle
scene to investigate matters. truce was temporarily
erected which was broken last night 10y the cowarly as
ea einaiion Of NJ. Matthew'S
special to he G0-cH, of this date from Morrillton
SAYS: mcssaecr from PcrryVc arrived he re M day
Eight this morning for a doctor 10 attend 7 / A: ~;
thrws td"r OF Ihe IoUrche yGley Times who was LOT
~ u!Gh al O'Clock IN front Of his Office Tirhfean
pnc'ho TOOK effect ~ his left side and arm Matthews
tuo MS cerk who bad been out 10 the well FOR water
"'x returning 10 the Office the ccr being in tn. load
H'd on the point OF opening the door. Matthews brin
man RAINING. but ne cou'd rot he reco,i1ed
notice Wa lett at the house Judge Harris advising
MN 10 ca' the county. Later diSparchcs i,,Incunce
the death Of Mr. Matthews.
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rFTY-FIF1H BAMOI-suogr TERM
TWO CONrEREVCrs IIrID

y CpNI EELNti-S HELD.
TIE DEMOCRATS HOLD A MEETING WHICH GIVES
RISE TO SOME sCRMISE-THE REPUBLICANS
MEET AND AFTER SENSATIONAL SCENE DECIDE
TO HOLD A CAUCUS.
BY TELEGRAPH 70 THE rRIBrxEI
ALBANY, July 22.-The announcement of tbe
1nconclu've vote for Senator Oh the ffty-Gfth bal
lot was followed by sensational scene Senator
Jacobs moved that the Joint Convention take a re-
cess for one hour. The Republicans looked at eocI
other in surprise. Then the rurnor went
around that the Democrats desired to
hold n caucus during the recess and
decide upon proposal to abstain from
voting and permit the Republicans 10 elect
Senator. This would, of course elect Mr.
Lapham, and feeling of distress instantly vsi-
Bile among supporters of Mr.. Couking IL disposcd
Them to consent to a conference that should have
little eness to a caucus in order that they might
cast their votes for Laphain. Senator Jacobs ne
hhOwledged at the close of the day that
hls motion for recess intended to fIiglten the
Conkhng men into taking this very courso The
Democrats held their caucus with closed doors in
The Senate Chamber, affecting great mystery in
their proceedings. They did nothing except make
some stump speeches.
Meanwhile the Republican conference was nndor
way. Senator Robertson had announced that q
meeting ot Republicans would he held as soon as
The Joint Convention adjourned for The recess
About two-thirds of the Republican members re-
malhed. Inc extreme Ton king men looked apprc-
henslve, and some stood near the main door
OF the Assembly Chamber, as if prepared to
run away if anything were done toward bindinp
Icm TO Lapham. senator Forster also stood neor
the door prepared for higLt. Fora few moments
the conference was without organ zltion. Seiiator
hobertson, then, standing on clair said 81 Dop,i-
nate Tor chairman of this incetmg of Republicans
senator Mccarthy" He then put the motion and
neciared 1t carried. SotGe confusion was now yisi
DIE among the Conkling men. Iley had gathered
III the left aisle, and busy consulting with each
o'hel' ~ was afterward learned that Sem
%'oi nooer'sohS announcement of the Com
tsreh"e az meeting" had made
them dstrnstful. moye." said Mr.. skinner. "that
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AZ HAVANA.

HAVANA, July 22.-Two employees OF the
Danch o!c' nt Matanzas Of ,h' spanish Bank OF cuba
icu, with Two accompliccs, Oh board the spanish
st,Nuscr Alicante, which of The accomplices mad
chartered under the pr,tcnec that he intended 20 i"ch
cattle from Alvaradn, Mev, The employees robbed the
office of 100000 in specie. Tho NIX oicors s'y 'hat
the amount stolen rs not vet fully col.ancd The
Alicante lett Motnnzas on tho 18Th inst.
The police of Havana have captured four counterfeit
coers with all their machinery for initiating spanish,
American ana MeXican coin.
Te From c steamer Vile de 8rctt, Whi'n arr' cd yes
tcrtay from Vera cruz, discovered at sl lTo men hid
den on bolrn who could not be itcnlicd. Tnty were
deiit rcd TO the police of aVana. Ihr crow oi The
steamer prohibited rom andmg 40 vera cruz IN
consclu o! the terrible .pidmcs of yellow loVcr
aad smallpox there C.ptain-Gcnega BltncJ has APP
rointtd Brghdcl-tcDcr March aS t'mnOrdiY fON'rn
ui ntiro dc Cuba. Governor Puayiaia bong siCk Vi
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1ELEGRAPHIC NOTES.


\ NUISANCE
DnNNER. Cob, July 22-rhe principal towns of
New cXico raising fnnts for pstscy Garrett for III
vices 20 thc Terrific r. IN killing Buy, the kian
SMALLPOX DYING OUT
WlkEsnARRE, Penn. July 12.-Eight cases of
smallpox, ont ot sixteen IN Tins city and
VIA DE discharged from III" peSihouse hospital Tomorrow
KILLED on THE RAILROAD TRACK.
BALTIMORE, July 22.-iicnrg -. Reese of this
,ity over by train the plad 'plAa, Wilmington
and Baltimore Rairoad day at Magnolia station ana XII ed
\ FARMEH FOU Nd DEAD ~ HIS FIELD.
JAMFsroWN. y. Y, July 22.-tieorrc W. TIbhtts
Il roland, \.
was crushed 10y Large stump which he had pulled down upoh
himself
GUILTY OF MURDUR IN THE FIRST DEGREE
DANNIiLE, Va, Jniy 22.-ihe tral Of Doc g"
Wight killing }. coleman Arthur ttis county
las splng, eod today rae nndng guilty inuf
der Ia IN" lrs degree iA" JuiA was composed of eight
whites and four negl"cs
RELEASED UNDER BAIL.
lArrTORD Conn. July .2.-tieorgc Carson. who
WAS rd ln New York several months coi fv
ia tlr ditown savings Bank robbery has bCVn released
irOls ne tg.1'n County a'' uracr $1,000 bail
of ia september
TitAMPLED TO DEATH BY 4 HORSE
pDRr lERN ~. July 22.-' 'nlouc ANTHONY L. Kerr
N.eueNn iarller r,sitnt the Moant rc in
te colnit went ino hi~ irw days apo 10 catch lurse
when hr was Aio,hct doNn py thc animal, trlin Id
DEATH nr w43 sixty years ola
rARMElGS WIGE ASSAULTED.
PORT JlrNis. \. Jull - ihe wife Of Charles
Schonrid, ga m lVngat Ge,Nic n,c miles from ms
place. pc. n~ berries hi near her hause V,sf.r,s
inoutnR When $40 atacKct bS "A yonng man "A. ea
Iat atcl, Who ONerp1weGcd aad asdultea lu lAte Mas
arrested.
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THE NEWS FROM ABROAD.
FRENCH JOBBERY OPPOSED

DIX MICHAEL IuCKs-DEACN's VOTE MADE PUBLIC
'"E GAR WARNED AGAIN-BRADLAUGH CALLS
oN HIS SUPPORTERS TO MEET IN TRAFALGAR
SQUARE.
r., NJ "'spall has proposed in the French
!, N''.inoer Oh Deputies that members who allow
cio" h'''ncs 10 appear az directors of new
r'icai III, enterprises shall forfeit their seats
-, ''o 'eSt or the vote of ccnsurc on the
iiahsVaal policy of the British Government,
when ls to be moved in the House
VI commons next Monday, is published. The
.>ii'l'iStS nave given the Gar one more warn
i"S, MI. bradlaugh has called on his sup
Por'efs TO meet at Trafalgar Square, London,
On August z. The Irish Land bill has passed
through committee.
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SINGULAR PHENONENON AT OCEANIC.

LoNG BRANCH, \. j., July pa singular
sight occurred on the beach in front gicrs Hotel al
Oceanic few nights ago About fifty feet below hiyb
water mark. after the water had fallen OF and left the
sand exposed flame burst OF the ground two and
half feet ld,g and and half fcct hi III and q cloud
of smoke arose n the air from thirty forty feet high
The flame started with kissing similar to that OF a
rocket. and lasted for iully rair,e 81 had
tups'd ON passing the hard through the snls wherr
tl' rame had been burning. the salne hiSsny SOUND
c"hd ne heard bnt no n1mc could hc For several
dtye ait"r the sand, when firred up. emitted a very
strong Hnol OF sulphur, smoking for several minutes
aftorWard. sine. fhfs n.c,,r,o,,a.
sccma fun OF phosphorus.
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~ ever The Captain General has issued circu.
III oioei1hg elections to be held in August
CANADIAN TOPICS.

LONDON, July ga shooting match has
been arranged for tomorrow between six Canadian,
ana SIX British, selected from the teams which partici
pated IN the competition for Echo Shield under the
caI'hcy OF Earl Brownlow. The British team ia com
TNen as follows: Messrs. Glider Smith and Humphrev
1ht 1h,mnisn Hessfs Murphy and Miner Irish, and Mr.
in th urn scotch These six aggregrated 235 points
,n @ OF zo3 % while the OF the English eight
ish rilenen. ~ ~ W ~ pi0A Va Dii"
hAifAx' July GA deposit of sos O00 to secure to
% ci'y 'e construction OF craving dock by an Eng
day. ~ ' A"'"'i' WAS ii'oe oo-
ioRosTo, July 22.-Thc Calcdonan games here yes
'i"S were largely attended. Pntting the heavy stone
g,h ng a; A. McDonad, of BeIevilc Ont was the only
record in America. '' INC 'ce' on
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THE FRENCULEGISLATURE

PARIS, July PIN the Chamber of Deputies
Yesterday motion of NJ. Raspail Rcpublican) mem
Der OF the Department Of the Seine that members Of
'he Chamber allowing their to appear as di-
ro'ofs OF he" financial undertakings shall by 80
DONG Vacatc their seats, declared urgent by n
vote OF 30f TO 23. NJ Raspail referred to the Ven
dee Hallway as an instance of scandalous iobhcrv
thus promoted, and said that such practices were
common under the reign of Louis Philippe and the
EMPIRE but the Re public ought not to countcnanco
them.
In the Chamber of Deputies last night NJ. Perrin
vher'pi'cau) opposed vote of a grant of $500 COO
iIcS 10 reinforce the naval force of France in the
unIl o l0nquin, owing to the piracy there o.. the
Hro"'id tiiat the sum Insufficient as il was
'c's'2ry Tor France to mold her own there against
voted. " H' wa
NoIs Is'antinorle dispatch says that all thc prcs-
o n ma iollher N inisters of the Government have
oeS' iaeans o! :, ttling per ling questions.