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Vo1 XXXVI.N? 10.91)4.
NEW-YORK, SATURDAY, JUNE 24, 1876.?TRIPLB SHEET.
PRICE FOUR CKVTS.
THE CANVASS OF 187G.
_rn_f___.ni chances at st. louio.
BIS tfM_n__m ON HANI) IN IOIICK?A? Yl T T
MAKIi NO I'AUri'.l LAU IMPK1>SIU.N?Till- 1
Or l-Gl'MKNIti I - ID.
RT TKLKtiltAl'H TO THE THIRiM-. I
8t. I.ons. Juno 2:i.?Altlinii|.'li tin? St. Louis (
?rention meets cue iluv ?-atlici in i)i<* wi.k tliitn
?recent Convention at fJllllilsnill.llHW is by n?? un
ao much interest in the gathering, <?r s?> much ex?
nient ulir.iatl a*, ut Cincinnati three day*. Indure
ruectiiiK of liie Convention. There arc fngggm
many people here, but tliero i? not the BUM ti<
rivalry of half a dom-ii di.'teiv'it can?lid:?tes to n
premature spe< -ulation. and enliven w.th di.-cus
thc dull days totora the gr.-iit crowds com.*, and
skiriin.h.s are merged into battis*? Tin re in II
demoiiet-.atu.il tlins tar l?y the dirt' rent cundida
Kot a banner is to ho seeii. n??t a lian, except t
non-committal bunting which tlio husfltl
citizens of St. Louis hang about tin ir <!?
and windows. 'Hiero tiro no Ihtvlquaii
?which are marked by any of the Mff
gigns of head?) uart ers. The Inn*? ban-It' and
nonsense will com?? ufter a while.
Indeed, with resiietct to one or two COT-Ml
thinns are in a t-nriously unorganized state. G
lieiidricka has no heatlquart? rs *><> far, rn?r Ints Jui
I ".i.i-, and than thUtta to be no compact hodj
supporters yet on Um frowui for either of th<
Ctov. Tilden is tlie only candidate who is practic.i
hell'. Ho was h?-ie lon_? hO?Ott tlie Convention be?.
to gathor, for the local sentinient in his favor is v
marked. That, with the presen?*?: of Ne-.-York n
on ktlM?isa, lilis the air with " Tilden." Itnlec?
might be cattily supposed from tin* ?1 ?scissions in
hotel lobbies an?! corridors, that (lov. Til?
is the only camlitlate before the Convention, I
that, the only question to lie decided is that of av;
ability. His own friends arc hero in snastdsn
number"-, and aro more than confident of succi
They evcein to be buoyant at the prospect of
I.icut.-tiov. Dort.heir_.er, John Bigelow, Attoni.
General Fairchilil, Thos. Kitiscll.i, Roger A. Try
henator St. John, Alfred Wilkinson, Smith M. W?*.
D. Magone, jr., and others are already here, a
there are constant ac.jtiiMti.iiis to their number.
Of the oppoinnts of Got. Tilden. John Kcl
Augu.tiia St hell, William !.. Roberts and Edwn
Donnelly of the New-York delegation aie hero ; bi
np to this timo, there does notseem to be so large
?representation of the anti-Tildcn clement from t
Ftate at large as was expect?*?!. The only proiuine
Oiiti-Tihlen delegates outside of Mew-York so I
present arc D. C. Littlejohn and Canal Commission
??Valrath. Ex-Lieut.-Gov. Reach is expected <
morrow. The most prominent outsi?lo work??
a-trains. Gov. Tibien from the State aie Ernst
Corning. Chancellor J. V. L. Truyn, Gideon
Tucker. George W. Miller, ex-Superintend? nt of I
surance ; Col. Walter S. Church, Col. 1'a.vnc of Ne?
York, Spence Spencer of Ithaca, William T. linn
bur of Cohoe**, ex-Mayor I'icrsou of Tmy, and
nnrnlver of N< w-York Aldermen, including _______!
Tuomey. There are no new names in ttiia li?
though it remains to be seen who may come her
after. The Tammany train, which is exacted t
morrow, may bring more rocnitts.
Tlie anti-Tilden men are doing a good donl of mi
eionary work, and engage actively in public ?liscti
sions of Gov. Tildeu's ability to carry New-YnrI
In these minor arenas as well as in large fields ?
riiscuseion, Tammany Hull finds ita name a vet
great inconvenience. Out of New-York the ftogot
tion of pciople is very small who have learned to ?lit
tinguieh between the old Tammany ring an
Ihn new Tammany HalL, A good instan?
of thia was given this morning in one ?
the discussions between a Tammany work?
snd an intelligent-looking German, when tbe latt?
?aid: " We are tired of having New-Yorkers com
out here and dictate to us whom wo shall nominaU
we are going to nominate Tilden, and if Tammany
scrainst him that is the more reason why we shall d
H." Ihe sympathies of the crowd wero evidentl
with the Tilden representatives, and the Tamilian
Hall politkirn had nothing further to say. Sofa
the assault? on (?ov. Tilden have been chiefly cot
lined to hi. policy as n partisan and to hi., avail.i
bility as a candidate. In one of the debating group
this morning Speaker PeWitt C. Littlejohn disput?.
the statements ordinarily made about Gov. Tibien'
majority. He said that Gov. Tildon's majority ii
1874 was not 50,000 as ordinarily stated, bu
?_8,(>00. The Temperanc? ticket receive.
nearly 21.000 votes, and In lf.73 the ma
Jority for the Higelow ticket was not, 14*001
as usually stated but .1,000. the Tcini?erancc ticke
having receive?! 11,000 votes. Mr. Littlejohn sai?
the Republicans had in n single year reduced hi
majority from ?JS.OOO to 3,000. When asked to ex
plain the sire of his first majority he said it wa- du.
to Republican fears of a third term, and ascribe?
th. falling off in the second year to the subsidtnt-i
of that feeling. Col. Roberts of the New-York del
egation nrited against Gov. Tilden nt Spriiigncl?
yesterday, ami here tixlay, that ho is to blame f?
the election of a Republican Legislature l__-l year
because he atlv ised the Demt.crats to vote for a Re
publican when he was s man of better eharnete;
than the D? nioeratic candidato. It was about thii
speech that J.irvii Lord said, some months ago, " II?
told the?fools to vote for the other man, and H103
Toted for the other man like the place that is pave.
with good intentions,''
In this same group were George W. Gill, delcgtitf
nt large from Massachusetts, and Congressman H,
I). Money of Mississippi, both of whom took up th?
cudgels for Gov. Tilden,urging that the party could
not afford to refuse to nominate Gov. Tilden aftei
the reform record he ha?l made; and they brought
home with a good deal of force the point that Mr.
Littlejohn, as well as others now on the ground
apposiug Gov. Tilden, were member* of the Cuca
Convention and didn't raise their voices to pro
teat against the p__sage of tbe r?solutions sug?
gesting Gov. I ilden's name. Col. Edwards ?if Mis?
souri made a fierce onslaught on one of Ihmo groups.
He laid he bail lived long enough in New-York to
know all about these anti-Tilden men and the rings
they belonged to, and he went into the private his?
tories of some of them in such a lurid way that tlie
crowd broke np in confusion.
Ex-Speaker Littbjo?iu is the only prominet anti
Tilden man on the ground so far except ('anal Cunte
misaioner W alrath, who can claim to have acted r?*
?n-ntly with Gov. Tildeu's friends. Mr. Littlejohn
nominal.?I Gov. Dorsheimer in the Convention of
1871 snd Mr. Rigclow in that of 187;.. The other
nnti-Tildeii men named have, almost without excep?
tion, personal reasons lor their attitude that have
become mote or loss notorious. 80 far there are no
delegates present from the Canal Ring it>tlf. Wil
lard Johnson and Henry I). Denison, who were so
eonspicious at the Uticn Convention, are so far 111
"fisible.
lheGoverWsoi*?pononts In his own delegation
havo appsrently abandoned the action of pushing
forward Gov. Seymour or Judge Church as their
candi.late? While either wonld be more popular
IH-isonally with the minority than any one outside
the gtat?*, tiny seem t?i find their best advantage in
thoarminien*, ?hat New-York cannot properly ask
tlie nomiiiuiinn at this time, having had It vir?
tually for three campaigns and failed in each.
They say that there Bocms to be nn doubt
that ex-(.ov. Seymour is unwilling to be n candidate.
C.'in-.-Justice Church they do not any ao much about,
?nd it la not impossible that they axe holding bin
name in reserve. Some of the n?uority in the New
Yoik City d?l?gation say that they shall
??ote for Hendricks, and this Is undoubtedly in
?icordatue with the wishes of John Kelly, who has
ht&a n Hendricks man ever since bis umfeiences
"nth tbe Governor of Indiana last Hummer. If they
End Got. Hendricks to be an iiupoisibiiity they w?l
ca?t tlieir voies in tlie de'cgation for Hancock, w!
is .-.a i ? I t?> lie tlieir real candidat ?f*.
Tlie anti-Tililen d<'l?*irafes from tlie country fa
mueh m the saine way, anil will uiid'.uli'cdly
rniiil??! in all tlieir actions by the New-York?*
Trit'y threaten an open BSBaoH upon (?ov. Ti!?l?*n
the ('?invention, tfnoOOS-B-Q lu ?hi omplisli their pi
poaa II Is m?! yet known what cmtrae of aetiim t
minority in the Ncw-Y.uk ilelcga'nui will take,
hether they an) likely to fulfill their threats
risinii in tii? Ci?'.?vi-iiti.r.i and protcstim; again
tin* easting of tho voto of New-York iw
unit. Neither is it definitely known y
m luit tho streu,.t h la the delega! ?mi \?
he. A Tumiuaiiy d?*l?*gale this BMSfBtag ?I
not clitim mor?' than _.(), a:nl a Tilden ?hi? gate B
mitti'il that they Iniil that number. Oin* of Qo
Tilil? ii'h most conspicuous opponents in the Ne?
York dtp delegation ppki to-i!ay that they had :
?oteain the delegation surely. Bad they thoBght '_'
liii? delegate said thero wi'iil.l probably he no A
t?*tnpt on the pail of ihe miiuirily to ralM tin* tin?
tion of tho right of tho mnjoiity |a ra.it tl
voto of the minority, !??Iiatli M the deltiratii
bad bora instructed t?> tot* as a unit since 187
That point could i,ot well ho lalsad thou._h he h;
h?aid that it might ho by some other ileb'gatio
lie sitial, however, that the minoritv would certain
protest against tho nomination of Ciov. Tihlen.
Tho ! ihleu men say their opponents have ri*?li:<*<
their ?laissa from 10 delf.atr? t-o 22, hut ?lo not a?
mit that moro than 15 are opposed to Qo
Tihlen. Messrs. Kelly, Sehcll, Dium-lly, Sm.it
Roberts, Beach, Lit?lejnhn, Walrat h, ami l.'os? tht
admit to l?o openly hostile, while there are gra*.
doubts ab?)ut Messrs, I'eltnoiit, Wo?t, Moral
ntul Ctiyler. William I'nreel of Tht BeSBetkW I ""
is claimed by the Til.l.-u men, notwit!i?t;iinlii
the upparcutly unfriendly omise of uis papi r. I i
Now-Yoik delegation BSOOt for orir;ini7..*i!i??i? to-mo
row night, and tho plans of both ?id?*.-? ??ill dmib
loss he better itiatitred after that time. Theoppos
tion to Gov. Tilden, coining from Ins ?iw
State, must tirst nercs.*-?irily bo overcome h? foi
his friends can hope to secure the nouiiia.ion or n
rive at any satisfactory ?lati? ?m ?vim h to boot the
hopes. They ?eel that the \ ital point for them ?a? t
be ??bio to eon vinco the Southern del?galas thai Oat
Tihlen can carry New-York. If they can tin tht
they expect to rtceive the B__B00t Bllltod MpfCffl ?
the South, and with that to niai-o tBtt ol tho nom
uutiou.
T'.io uncertainty as to Tihlen's Southern supp?t
makes it ?liliicult to obtain any saiisfa? t ?ry estim?t
of his total vote. What follows is from (?ov. rildcn'
best-informed friends, and muy he talwii as I -tu?
meut of the votes t?iey hii|K* to receive BB the li : m
ballot, tht? ligures l??*itiir baaed on Ihe SOppooilio
that t hey can overcome the opposition from Ne*.v-Y??rk
California, C??lora?la, Kentucky, Maine, llasaseha
setts, Michigan, Minn ?-sota, Mi?Mssip;>i, WubfBshl
Neva-la, New-York, Oreiron, levas, Ycnn>nt. the
hop? to seo ?olid for Tild?n. Ncw-1'tiglaml th?*;
cfiniit as practically bold, tin? ?BZeoption
being one Ncw-Ilumpshiro ?ich*; a!o f??r Oofl
Hancock and one Connecticut dehn.it?. fo
Hayai?I. In Illinois tiny lnrpn for 1- ?nit n
'Jl ; in Wist'onsin, Hi_ nut of Id; in Iowa, I
out of 11 ; in Missouri, 7 <>ut of 1"?; in Maiyliiu.l
:i'-j out of the 8 ; in Tenu? ?see, 'AL, out of IS. Tin-?
ciaim several friends in the I'? nu?,'Ivanta delega
tion, and hoja? to get much of JadfC D.i vis's ?f tOBftl
in the Uliii"is deh-ualio:) if Judg" I).\is i
withilra?vn. This, it will bo si'cn, is no
as estimate ?covering all of tin? Boothen
?Stat?*s, about 8o:,-ie ot arhleb then ?ecus at preaoal
coti.idiTable doubt iu the miela of Qtrt. Tiliieu'i
friends ; hat it mai* be taken as about as a? ? mit.
an ?sinn.it?? of the voto ou too lii-t ballot hi
fn.-u.l. iiope for aa can bo mm I * nt tin?
Mtngo of the gathering. The following b
the voto in d??tail : Alabama, 4 ; Arlia.'is.i?, fi
California, 0; Colorado, 'A ; Coniiec'icit, .""i ; Illinois
12, Iowa,!?; Kentucky, |3| Main?*, 7; Maryland
?l'ai MaanahMBttBb 131 Hfrhtgait. 111 tUnaasoas
5; Misainsippi, H, Missouri,?; Nebraska, ;i ; N'.
vada,.'!; Ncw-Hump-shir?*, 4 ; N?*\v-Y?nk, .1.? ; OtO
pon. A; Shade Iniiii'l, 4 ; ToaaaMMt :>'.'; i? v.i?, s
Vermont, 5; Wiseotuaiu, ?faj total, l-)*?1*.; uicea
s iry to a choice. 24d.
An argument against Ihe nomination of (lor. Til
im which is advanced l?y BBMM "f I be Ulino . hien?di
of Jmlire Davis tak<-s this form : Ii isa?lmiliisl that
if Tildou can can-y Now-Yoil. ugun-t (?ov. Hayet
ho can probably \>ei el??tel, but (J<?v. Ill
den's nomination make? it necessary for the
Democrats to relint-pii ?h all bopo of cirrvinii
Ohio, Indiana, or Iiliii'iis, and to ?I? p?'tnl
entiiely on the uniti?! Soutli'in rato ?with
that of New-York, N? W-Jot . f, and Cooiioetient,
and of the Vat ific (,'oast BtatOS ; the Soiithcin BtatM
couiited il [h ail in? lude Missis, ippi und Louisiana, in
each of win? h ItiiT?) is probuMy u ?tlaai I,'? ."ul.l .an
majority, wlm-li the Administration party woiml
Barer a<luiit could be overcome by fair mean?,
especially if the votes of IbOBB tw?i
Stal<*a were nei-essary for tho tl?*ction of
a Democrctic 1'n-sidcit. If, tin n fore,
the Dem?crata < oneede ths ?reat States of Ohio and
Iiniiai'ii ami Illinois to tht Rapahlil aiis in advame,
ami uiidertake to carry the ??!?*< tion by th?* ai?l ??I a
utiibtl South, their oppnienta would st BBSS iai?e
the standard of the bloody shirt, and pri?l?<t nil
through the canvass that Demociatic success could
only be a-h it-ved by Intimidation in the BOfia
.States; this tho Davis men say would
frighten many Northern Dbbso i:?1s, who
would care more for fair play and the honor of Ih'ir
partv than for BBSBBBB. Nor, they say. would the
cry of iiitiniidation ?top with the Ciiiivaa?. Bboold
a DeiiKicrat bo elected by a fair majority in
the electoral colleg?*, imluiling the votea
of Louihiana. and Mississippi, it is not at all
certain that the Republican party would act ? pt th -
rrsult. With any plausible, ground for it, however
slight, the ?Republicans would demand that the
votes of those ?States ha excluded in th?) ?'oiint, ami
with a ..?-publican Benate iimhr the pn-wiit nil? s
tl.ey would have the power to enforce (hat demand.
" Who can tell," a?ld?sl the gentleman who ad?
vanced this theory, "what avniill bo the rvsiilt;
civil wars have arisen on lUghtOC provocation; but
all this danger would be iivriiilisl," h? co-itiinicil,
" by the nomination of Judire Davis ; ho would
carry Illinois, und postai!,ly Indiana and
Ohio; imhsd, there ato the best reasons
for believiUK that ho could beat (iov. Hayes
in Ohio, provided the Democratic platform is
prup?rly construcNsl, while his chances of carrying
Ne?v-York ar? at 1? a?t as food nn th??s?* of (?ov.
Til.h'ii." If Judge Davis BOBld ho elected at all it
would be by aucli a majority in the D?ployai Col?
ISSJB as would pl.-KO the n-u't lieyoml all nu? t-timi.
The oppouentaof Davia make a verystroog tswssl to
tho pnjii'lices of the Demo? rat? by warning them
not to repeat what they term the tireeley bltiiiil.-r
of 1872. To this Judge Davis's friemls reply thai
his uoininatinn would ill no sense be a rep? tition of
the poli? y of 1H72. I lora? o (ire<*l?-.v was not
noinitiatod hy tho Dciuoerats, and ?VM mver
ah-haai to ho a Daawanti <>n the
otlu r hand, the C'liiventioii which placed him in tho
held wus composed of Republicans, ami the platform
on which he stood was a R?publii un platform. Tho
Diunoerat? agreed to .support him on tho platform
adopted at Cin? innaLi because they prefenvd
bis election to a second term <?f (???n. ??rant. Now
they ttty the cas? is entirely different. If Judge Da?
vis should bo nominated here next ?veck it wotihl be
asa Democrat on a Democratic plat form. Judge
Davis is as much of a Democrat aa Mr. Thurman,
(Jov. Hendricks, or tiov. 'l?den, and tin* pi?i|s)sitioii
to nominate him is uot a proposition to go outside of
the party in search of a candidato.
Ihe policy which tho Davis roen seem to have
udoytiid is an uudeuioustrative one. Tiny admit ?
that they have very little original strength tn
Convention, niul not knowing whence the ngnt
for which tiny hop? may I'ventunlly coure. whet
from ssnong Gov. Tildeu's friends or thflSS ?if < '<
Hi'iii!ricks!?ii Mr. ri.iir.na- .they an- car fui t.? gil ?
occasion for jciilonny to nny purty, battantes t
th- discordant elements of tbe Convention 11
unite on Davis as those at Cincinnati did on Ha.
| Tin- supporters of Davis are not, therefor?*, BSMS
his claiins with nny public ?l.-tiinnstritiniis, but tl
air doing some v?**-y ertective f?hti wrk.
Less than one-half of the islogsUlU from O
has yet arrived in St. Itouis, ami rety little Wi
h ?s bottk don.- by tlose win, are here. Of con
William Allen will m-iv? the solid watt of
?'??t?te at tits), in aivorlaiice with the
sfruetitins of the Convention ? but Iho Th
man men on the thlc/alion a-sert t
in spit?? of the resolutions pitssetl at Cincinn:
they are in a tnniorit v. and will cist IhcirTStS
tbe nephew as soon us the name of tho utich
withdrawn, M thty expect it will be early
the fight. A report hut htOU eiitulat<!?l to-t!
that Mr. Thitrin.iti wouhl nut allow
name to be fajad as that of a candidate in Iba C?
veiition, but that will no doubt depend upon I
streiii-'th drvaloaod by other can.li.lates. To us.' I
Wewdn of MM of hi. most ardent sup;io tcts ]
Tiiuriiiaii is m tigt hauils of his liienils: if they.
any chance lor him to win they will put him ou t
track, ot'i.?,\?vt. be will not be a candidat?:.
Senats* Bayard has many warm f. land. B-WMg t
?lelc-rntioti lo tliisConveiition, but little or tit? ol?:
ized stretigtii. He ig ou MM ai-i oouta Donald? I
not. an available mm, altbMfb lii.s ability u
s-tn'e- man mil bis sLugalal puuiy of chsra-tcr t
uiiivcis_.il', admitUd.
PKEPABATION8 AT Et, I.OiTS.
MKiiriu.Nis' nCHAlNM iv nn: iiamu or II
CAMl-IMl-.l. ?MtlllT 81 s-l'iN.
HIT TEI k-UAI'll TO TIU Tl ill .K.l
.*-'?. I.dtis, .little '.'it.?At tin? elms of hiiMiie.? vi
tt r.iay tin- grand Ex? hang?. Hall was siiir?t!?!ci
by tin- un i. ii.i'it. of St. I.is to t_M ('??tu'in
with li is to preparo it for t-M renptton ?if liio Co
I ?.?utioii. Dating th? whole of to-'a-,- earpents
ami dc? (iititors h?ve been at w..rk ???tiistni?-1iii?_r
pint form, putting up ?/.is Ixtarns, simngii
?b c-.r..lions, iiinl piovidiiig for tho BSatlng
tho Convention. Tin-, hall is on tin? MCOOddoori
the new M? i. haut..' Kx? hange, and ? .let.?'.?, Ir i
Piafl to tin Stunt SIS., Baking its entire length .iboi
'?'?2 feet, Wlillo Its liie.i.ltli is '.l'.!1j f.-ct. Til-CCilil
is 80 fast above tho Moor, and Hie ha
is lighted on ail sillos by iSTC-ltf windoa
artatii.? ii in two turn, tie lawsf oin I M by 10 _M
ant tin? upper 93 by It? fiat. A Uglil n.n.oA ga
1. ry. suppori.-.l by bi.?i.cls, exlt-mls irnoad tl
hall botwoM Um two In i ? ?>i w?nlowi, 1*1
will fui in-.li iic?i,iiiiiio?l:iti.,ii4 |m only r, |,
iiii'idrcil spi ?talon. Iho great major.ly o? s?,
t.it.ir? will bave to bo Bill WIIIHMlltld B|_S
tho loor, 'ibe architecture of tin? Hi
is very InpOSing, Ro columns ol otln r ohsl I
are tHsibln, and Um roof ?s s elsai apnn bo n wall ?
wall. T. e ( t iliui; i.-, fies.a.? I i,, th;, i- larga pri.nl
Um ?l?*-.ii.i:-i ic|.ii-i nt in?.' t: ?'? i in i u si r, I'M of ti c Missit
sippi \'nlley and Um State o. Mi MOI . h.-subs clnil
act? lista types Of K il rope.i n iiinl A-i.t: t. iiain.i i.
lu f ron i ol t lie rosi ru m, m l.i ii m. Il I.?- u - u bj - T i
praslding offle? r, a platfora is to bs cons: m? t.d i-.
tlit? ai? ?inirii.Hl.ttii.il of UM Vito l'le-nli-i.ts am
S, r. lai,.s of UM t'.iiivfiit.'itl ; niul in flout <
Ibis, lalaad n tmW inches al ove tbo ib?..t
tables fid chairs will Imi pro\ nli d to BOOM
m? '?il,, ul.ti.it 'JUl) n postese --?I 1?"li if 'Still 111 I
The ineuiln rs of the C?.ir.'?-ntio!i, as ibe y will bo a.
rang.-d, will be di,.?'tly la front of lbs pre-i-'ini
otlii.r, au.l at his light and bit haml. Making i
inn? h iimie easy for I,tin to ?*?' tl.e Ml re bo ly al ou
tune, lad lo miiilue. ?la In,s m s? in ai
oi.li r!y m,uni? r than if a portion of Us
delegates wcio placed, M gsnsrsllj happens
III .1 lolii* ill tali' e la I i illt of till? pi.lt fe11(1. Allboill.1
?I is by no incan. probable that tint Convention wi.
hold eviriiini: sessions, ample arriititr.-inetits for lit-lit
lag Um ball bans boon made, and an Ulnminatioo
with a promenade BM06-1 or MM ?I'-ei UnQai ...
tertiiitiuD'nt, on tbo ?rv.-iiitig ??f Un first daj i't l'..t
(.'onveiition, II liow cnlitclnplated.
(?rei.t pi-?i iialioiis luve In? a made by |_M t?? 1*
gT.'iiih MBpaniso fir Um tnaaaetiM -?f the gnol
amount of bu-mess wliiuli lliey expect t ) do at th?
Convi'tition Hall di i rin s the net WI ?k. A room ?n tin
building ha.- bOM sot Mart for the u? -,'?i tele-Tip!
o)Ht.it 'rs, and MM MM wires and i.i.truini'i.ts
bava be?'ii broiiurlit in and mangad i-s.lv for busi?
ness. In addition to tbia UmCooraatmn Hall its. il
is eoimi'i 1.(1 a ilh one t legr.tnb ofl M I f BK 'is of :i
pneilti.atic t n!.e, tl.r ni.-.'l whit !i tlisini'. '' 1 PM be
instantly tr.tii~n.il??-?1 to Ikj f.u -t II I ' ,. that
JMii'lf.
(fot "lib.'.-"'?? the |om1 r.ii'i.nilt' I I doing ?
thing In their power to u..i'..? mau. naents for the
t'onvi'iit'iiti sine. -i.,1. but unity?.: MM and-KM*
BMI MM are pwpaiteg to doeSMtS t,.eii boas - .?nil
stores, IIB I tue city will ?luring Ihn whole af ue.i
wick be ?nit? bottda** ?It??-*..
Nunicro'is sisarstoM sad nthnr Mteftalnineints nn*
already plioand. T_M BOW ttty park is to bi "pencil
f nnally Umbohow, gad IfcoMwitatMof Bates la
It. In-iiii.uiIkI. All til-legal?*?., slid oltui. win? Ml
In,, i lit In t??? bj t'd? Co'ivenii.n. bavo bOM uivil? ?J
to atUiiid tin M ojr-iiiug ccniiiiiiiit-'i.
RO-fUfiTKMI? AND li.VTi OIC'S.
?K.NTItAl. S. I I.I-Afl KIN I*. III.1NOIS WITH Tni?.
Wollt. Off IHK ?IMINNAII I liN'Vr..N"l|?)\ ? A
BKMITATIM HT 1 Hi: IMI'I I'KMiliVTs? IIOItK K
ft 111 1 IS VII'.W? -l*-'Kl.tlIl)MslM "AIISUKU wnn
Tit!* ?IV?INNA1I I'l ATIOHM ?KX -I ?Al'ilt MO?
II till'9 VII.WS ON WIIAI 111k bl. Lot IS ? I K
HI'CV l'I.A"?K SHOI'lt) UK.
[Kit???? a IT-JV OOnil ?i-.?ii?knt op tuc Tntiirni;.)
('tue.?.?), June lil.? There seems to bo littb? ex
i-? ftioti in this MeUon to the gen? ral ?at -faction
with wbi? h the iioiniui'ti'iii of Uajrca Bad Wheeler
bus been n- .i\ ''?I by Um whole 1'? j.i.b.itaii party
niul those tiliiliiiletl with it in tt'iics p..st. Illinois
sent a delegation to Cincinnati that ?aie.Mr. Illaine
tbesti<iiii,-'-st iiiiiiuruul support In? rec?iv<?l fioin
any State, bis vole -SMS staiuli: | 98, uml ut no time
falling below Hi. ; but th.-re is no sign of suits? pii-nt
?In ntlcctiori here, niul tlimeiir? no such mutt -lings
nnd tlireuts ?isii-ually follow Ibe tbfi-at of aslomg
f.i.lmn. CoL Kobert lafSfBOll, tin? head of t-M
tbl.giition, is reported as saying the ?lay afi?r the
in?iiiinulioii, that "tho K< publican party had made
mi ass of itself " but tho party seems to g<? M
thinking that it has doue a very s?*n?ible thing
nevertheless. There were peiitliar reason.., perhaps,
whvt.Dv. Hal'-h's noininiition slmilld !??? well MOoiffnd
here, liin-iniicb M ?'hicago was reciiilly tin- b?;id
i|iuiit<TM of a huge liristow (lub to which belonged
men ?on?picii?iiiH in the Libeial inoveincit ?>f 1H/'.',
and well burn n rlergynu-u ami MM of other | rofin
sions not in li. e in politics until now. At B in? < iiiig
hchl an eveiiiui' or two ago, tins BlisloW Club, nuni
bciing several hundfeil ineinbi ?h, was tian-fonned
into n Hayes ami Wlic?ler Club by an over? helming
vole. Ii 1? safe to suy that with the nomination "f
either Mi. Illaine. Mr. Conkling, or Mr. HortM-j only
B portion of this t lull would have come into the I.'?
publi? an riiul?H, niul perhaps it would have retain? tl
its mdepi'iideine as in organization outsidtt M HM
lines of tin* paity. There was a very small minority
in the Club WOO bald I hat the pMfBBM for win? h it
bail been fouiidid were not accomplished by the
nomination of (Joy. Hayes, and ?ha? be ought to be
henni from more explicitly as la Civil .-*?-i\iic re?
font), but the large mnjority aeeui to have been of
the opinion that Cot. llnyes's personal character
sud ncoiil wcie enough of a platform on this iiiies
tion. Bo that a large organization of indeiM-ndents
Has l-e?eul_ I'upe.
WASHINGTON.
MS. BLAUTE TO LEAVE WASHINGTON,
nr. aBBOLTBI to lump ai.i. hi sink?-, ami I'oijiics
FOB SI .1.11 ?I. WI.KKS.
[HT 1KI.K illAI'll TO TUB TlllSI'Sa. I
Waaanrarov, June 2:1. -Mr. BLaiao, since his
speech to at? immense crowd that (tathen.il al his
home on Monday ni^ht to pay him th;? cump'iiueiit
?>f a NT.'iiiK?e, lias not been as well as pn vi.m-lv.
To-'lay he did not feel well enoii?;h to leave his bed.
His liiriititl ex.: dition, while, by no men*:-? thr?:it?*n
it't*, i-? not as food as liis liiemls had hoped it \?onhl
be. and phy-ieiilly ?ha bus lilih* of the str.-TiRth BOd
aettsily which have ch?trarterlsod l.im for the pa.-t
90 years. Ho says himself that he has lest the MBB
and vim he had b? foro his alta. k. and that he has
tSftat had so Unlit an appetite. Ho neglects his pth.
vule BBBfeBpoodsaoB itiid a e:ns b> hiiv?' n<? concern
tin.ut husiiif-s. H?* has consented t?i olxy tho phy
fti'ian's it?ju.?tions so far as to leave, ut once for a
?thaBfB of climat.? ami now sieie.s. On Monday or
Tiiisil.iy he w?l tako a siweial car for his home in
Augusta, and will impose upon himself ab.oliit? ?nul
Bodistnrbed lost totoovottl weeta, fr.-e from aawa?
PU" r.a, tel.?iaphs, polllics, III 1 vii-i'or?. O.i tin*
way he will lOflpood to no calls, ami ?vi!l iiiak?* the
triff as qnichljr ss possible. Bo will not latan to
WaaUngton .I,.1 ?i.u, tii? present session?
AMEEDOra THE BEFOBCEMEBT ACT.
1HI? Ni.W MIX l'A--' I? lilli'tllill lili. ??li'ATK
Yi:?TE?:I?lV.
isr ntaaaara to mi ibibubbI
*V\**a?-!iim'. ?in. Juma 2A.?Tho Senat?) BMBBd Ott
bill to amend the Kiifoneiieiit ait fo-tlay. Th?? bill
was paased by asim ?* patty tata, Mr. Booth.elaBBcd
as an ?ml'pendent, voted with tin? I.'. n*iltuc.*iiis,
iho debate was t-oiidu. ted aimer.', ?i.tin ly by tho
Democrats, who n ?.lut* ly opposed OVOff pr..?i-i.?n
at.il principle m' the bill. Tin? punios- ef tin nici-.
tile is lo ri;r" the tl. t? a its III tiie 1 l'i_*i|i;il KllfnP i-llii-lit
u?*t point.*?l out by the dodfltOM of the I.'lilled States
fcupreine Court in tin* (?rant l'arisii and the Is? u
tiirliv rases, and t?? frame a new law which, while
not bolllf liable lo ihc ? linix?' of um ?< nslitutioiialify,
shall loeoflaplish the parasses ?>f tlm Bthttaal l*.n
f.trccfieiit int. so asiate s lawjret as Qt-natorEd
miiiuls ?oiihidirs that the biO pasBSd to-.lay wilt ac
eOVplisb lilis. It remains to he sei-n, however, ?ally
this bid should havi? btm ptNBBOd at tin- pie.-umt
time, ?when only sit ?lays remain in which to pas*
nppropiiati m hills whoso ittport.iiice cannot bi
n t *i Sod. I'm -a a*?t of wis lorn is more clearly j
- .- 1 ?\ln II it I?a ictrii'llllieie.l tll.il the bill ?illlldetl to
cannot po ?in;, pasathaBaaos ami Baaaal rmb?tb
i? 1 ??'.:.?al.?tic POtBt
Iil,'l<tOoft vi BEZ?ELA CLAIM.
rnr .'-T?:;Y thai a r.atti 09 tn-. -WA88 was cot
m ru y mtbstbb bxamibbi?a surto ui>
( ov?.:.
\\'A>iii?ivrovf Jinn? 2 1.?Mr. D.ivnl ... Til
niai.*f nt Wiute loin-, I. I., was e.i.iiniiii'U iii-<ii.y brfuCB
t'e -lit. I .' C, liuiilt'i-e ?. I I ? ? ?1 ? I.i tin S! ite l?t-pi.rt
tiii-iif. Mr. T.iliri?S? wits t'.e Ann rh SB ' "?nail I tb B? I SB
t e United s;.re? nmi Viiiezie.a Kissel CBanu* -
wiiiih aat iu CBrasas in IMS? sad wbieb make tks
a??_i.?i? in ?lii.-li bath 1) ttptt i.f Nt?W-Torfe
w:m oiio of th?? p?r-"?iis InfereeteA ar.
liiiO-'L't's ?tmy hefnro tli.! COiamlltaS ???"iu tnntitt;?
a/.? *as tll?t mit of ?nine SSSOROO ???.. ? .!.??! tn I iln l?y
thai l'i.!lll.iia.-.:i.t|, .. I.Ill, at? ? tWt halt tile .Un lilil? -Air.
WilL nit lilt ?oi eut ti.iii.la-?! nvir liy fail ? '20 to Win. r.
Mm i iv, tin- SnrtB I nl. a, _f Mi. .*-' i.ivicl!. li.e Ann-nc.iu
t'"iiiiiiia.;i?iii r, as a fee I.tr'ta.-:! serftsea. BtthOBHh on?
i.f tin- rales al Um I ?* u ass thai ao attorney
-: i.,ilit n? .?n .???at m appear batata ?:. sad aMbeaab Mn
Stt Old ar'ii..ny i??|i? .ir, arni QSISI ?sa a** IBI SI
any Itfsl m r. ; ? Is I ll left
Mr. T.iti!i?a/r ?uitiiil: .-.I ? srittt-n tts't in? it Is day re
latlaalai ii'.-ti'iyet tibe < .bm lea sad lbs abi
Uin.-iii In the w.iv sf .t? IBaasSB liy th;> Vem riu-lsn tin?-*
eriiui. ut. lie wns llico BSBBllMd :?t L'Hast letiKtli bp Mr.
f* i ii._-rr, (liairnaii ?if UM ? "i-unitt #?. He aSBattted
in.? in? handed ov. r t?> M il i sy bi II ef B 'ti Drl***a*i .-."?
f.t!, it ?, la,' i-t i alia il fii-ii In rtW SO nn I. r |,nv t r- ? f
Httnrniv c., rit, ,1 ii. ]i i .- ?rtd Murray, snd t>. Miu
rui tn linn, tin b'Aiy p.... .J fui .i r aaoa wl.a l?r ->,
o waa at tUat tiro. In rateras, tad ant hlmsolf druwa
an! r.. i toil fur i ha eertlB?rates t" ? hteh le*
was rntl'led, he s.i!?l he soppaaed It was beeaiMS
.li ? Ji.l.'.s ii.?r Mur?a? ?a.a.lit ?ru?t eat I? Blher.
IP t|i|,a I n,. . i l'.ivi.. li 1 .\i g e:.T |. cei? el fini.i
Muriiijr or fiutn inn* nf ' !?- eliuin itit? an", of ?n-ircertl
tin??, .net .i-v i;. ?I thai tii ma se Ufloat? s ?hteh in- had
n -i .?i um!, r i wars sl altaras/ Il 'n persons livras
lu the United Htai ? be delivered to tbe ?pel?suasIs len-r
est i.mi.i i..'i!<!> sltai hie ratais t? this ?sonatrr ? sahao.
qui ii i howerer, bo had bonahlsnd sold aad had h ?t
?ur.ia*..s il ralla ss in a ?large aansanl ??f t.??!- ?.,i, n
li" ml.iiiititi u.?.ii< i mi...i....i M,- ?mii
t.i ,rt:>i..r 1er Intn Before lbs ? - -t'ii.ii l ' > <? in
t i Aa?lrs, b*it asaarlsd UmI bia awl? Interest to to
li.m i ' ,., Il,,n i,i lli" ? i.i.iiia-.li.n in.,...i.ilii.al and h s
na u n in'..i >ii (which li'?I i" eu sssailed hi Um Year*
I I It. I ,111 III? ? III,11, allai. M?? lb lllltl, lltiut-t,.!.
nina ef t.ie ki..ii-uii nt? of Mr. ottii. lie saseru-d n.?t
i'i ?m1) fee a.i.i.li Mi mu? ti -i.i r?. ? i.t ?l ti, iu n.iu ,-a?
?.' ?I in r.i-li.
i . i iy *-?-.-1 is r)iii.'a-? nuerrd wt?t lir i?i? sitara v.
J. I'.irla.-i Ja:.im. a. a II ? i Iii.ill M .Tu ?iii'ivi-, a?, lin w.i/a
??? .\. e? , a n ? ..? .im? notier nu tlie i .. i rial?
Vt-arsni .s Miu ?i ll.t-?solon t?? reeorer flM.UOO rt mi
.i., f,.?,,, .nl tu liaae !? B ?tiliii.l I?. (.??? m ? ?i.iunl
,. i,-,, y ,?. ?t? ?In | ' ? . . ,i ? - .?Ill in,. ,,, ,, ,,
..?. ?-.'??'..?.o. ?i, ?n t n -.v.. i a? ? :?i i o,"" ?, in pajmieBl
ef claims ul Ibep! intlB adjadlealcl u'hmi h? tns Am i
nun .iud Veil- tu l.a M?l-'.l ' "SBMlSslOB IU lSliti.
-00NTEIEECEI 0M I'lNAMi: in.is-.
UI'VIU i,S U<>IU". iniPHtl. HP" FlMSIIiNl, 1:1?. IM
I*. ?Ill WI till '* IV I!?tP.
1st nan.e??*?! io rnr ramovBi
WAIMBOWIi .Innc 2'.!.?Wlnt'icr the t*.vo
filin-, i >af ('?m trass ?nil hats tl.ii"iii-il tbo pruieipal aa>
:.i'..pii.iil,,ii In I ia !??' t.'io ?liiseof IbOlBBBl y.*nr ?i?tii"?
in?w uni rlaiti-, tint It caiiimt fes ?Vnli-.l ili.it tlie C? m
Mlita? s si ?itiier floaos aailai nbaiss ol ti.... i Mils an
wi.rkuiK ?? nil uuii-ii.il t ai. On ?til ?if tli?' Mils In e?mtr?i
Vt rsy fni|ii nt conf? mice? li?*lwi-?-n Iho two !l?-a? ?.
liaae Ih i n lielil. 8111111* of tinsii pruiiilsit food results.
while others ?<*etn ratbi-r hopeless. On tlie I>-.l?.lalive,
l.xi i ulive, ami Juilltlul lilll, nu-ilil'li III. 111 an- u. ally
I,(SHI Utlli'ii'llIieiitS tll?ile hy the S-llate, IbStS li;i\e
Im ,11 three or lour eoiifa-i? i). es t.-,l:i)' ?u ?1 lln> e> i-iiuii;.
linii Haass has sabsslttedabaalssl ?<>iii|.rt.i.?i-t-, .??..t
r. luit- in . l her Ii.ih Im en sec pled or re|ectel In th. ntln-r,
Both HWMSfl batB iii>|'<* Hi at un ?i*;???, un 111 ??ill he I'e.t-l?. il.
ll.e lia-lr? of the. St ttleinetit in either c?imi I? ta not
lui n .1?. In-lit, II Iiui in.' 'm. n .?i.-i <-i il tli.it nmiilei' ?lieiilil
in- m ?t "f th?? poBpeattMas eataalotlM toanaltae? roui.
i;.,ih .*?! n lu?-a ?iii'l aisai hers are boo more hopeful thai
ll..- ?. e non fear, il fro in a unliire. to pass lliN t.ill will lie
aieiletl. Tin* cniilcr.me on tin- l'us* (I'll, C It II, It t?salo!,
Is lint so priiioltilliti 111 it*, lerilllt?. 'I ?.. ben.,1? h I iniin
euee < oniMltt ?? un Um hill bib strssis, Hamlln, Wesi sad
Darts, aad it is nnderatond thej Insist nc the K?soste's
tbres l'oints, uiinel> : Tbe sioeadnMuts mwn-diuc Um
in y nf postuisaters pay el tiaiisnurtiiu. i?, si I Mr, Ham*
Un s rale un tblnl-elasa mattar. It is ?said this is the ul i
in 11 um, anil that if tin- R?iase ?lues n??t tgroe tue Ben s ta
?ill staud Hi m ami allow all (he punt-. Ilices in the
c.'llllll v tit lie i I.I u: il the lr.itii.ooll 'null .if the llalli. ?
? i-, iulinued 'I in* end of tin* ?a. ?_, Bowerer, aillpmb
a"l> defelop the aa bole iattiite??'i of tin I aao House? with
UmobaBesseCsa?osaso( in?? ?.?,i u? ni.,..
CI'KKK.NT ToriCS AT IHK CAPITAL
OOIs BCOTT AH To Till 1 K(.f?H'A H.
WasHlst.i is, Kil.l.-ii, Jii_e'j:i, D-Trt.
Tl:o Judiciary Coamfttae thia auwaiiif at*
sn iinil t't.l.'I la n: h A. .-mit. Ibi SO St Mr. Ku"'t, In IB
latlnti In in?, (nlilwcl! tcl? traiii?. lie t'-lillcl tli.it lu?
sent a?liN|i.iifii io Tnslsb fbIItttH ?SB IBs list of Muy,
tliiiukiiiK liitn fur MBBBBBg Ills evidence li? f.re the J.nll
elary rtinimlltce ; bakaoOJ nolliiiiK almiil thetWO in?s
SSSjaBtbal wensm! to ?Mr. (,'alihiell linui i'liiliul? Ipnl.i,
except.ng tint a y.iuuii man, ??lmsaiil ilia! h-BBBSBS STBS .
lieed, npi?*Miillii?' liiiiiM-lf as Hie pnv.ile Mintary of
Mr. Caldw. II, caller! sud shewed lillliaeopv St B ?ll-p.it. h
Wkk li tie ?li'Mied (oaeiiil to Mr. Culi!??.'!!, wlileli v?.?.i:?l
c.i?t hliout ?rloo In inld; he nulled Ilu* witiiens to anl litui
lu .viiitilic it ; the wum ss ?lecl'i.ed l?i do il, und R?ti ?aid
he would cut down the ?lit.|?alcli and t.? ml it Llmself. The
dispoteh sllinleil to Tan? similar to tiie one MBBtVBdby
Mr. Kiintl fioin Mr. C.iidweli. lint wltn? H doe? imt lluiik
n was Iu the exact words: tl.?- witness bad Banal lean
Ke.-.i bs.oret.hal lime, sad omy ooceolaeei tbe ** It m**
wee n little sasptctous aismt um d tapa tes ? blob in* l>ii>>
?elf r.?veil 1 urn Mi. I'.iMwfll, ami Sent Wtt I t?. I? I l>?!
i i-'iaph ??iii.-?- ui baos it ?. mi n. m?.i tin n* leaned tbol II
wasaaaaalas annsilob rseelT<ad by eablefro?Le_4ua.
Tue a?itn?*?s idiiiifi'il in? u??!i Ucnatare to the letter
cnialiiiiiK a still? tin nl of Uns uiatter, wtilcb aasro
i curd la-, Mr. Kti'itt on W ,|, ? ! .*, 1..-1.
THK AKMY'B HIIARK IN TIIK FOl'RTII.
An order lias ban mWBt? hy Oi'?. tmmTSRRt
prui.lln?' that tLe ??'i.i? tinial iiiinlver?ary of tlie Inde
peudeme of tn? lulled atates be observed hy Ute
army as follow. : At each mHlt-ii*? pest snd er?tnr> pro?
vided with artillery and amitiun'f loti a ??ilitt- of let gaM
will Im* tired nt the ?Irtvvrt, and also -t til" i'lo?e of the ?!;? v,
and a I'fttininil siiliit?. will tie fired at nierldiim. Post
eiiiii'nnndt'i's will pr<-scrils* stii-h additional luex-p. B -i'"?
??lisen nut CS, ?ifli as p ?radri. Ac, as ?hey may eons'.1er
BnpmpifMS to the oeeri-lon. Thag Utny ?No, t*l lli.-ir
(I'seretinii. nerttelpa-e w'tli tiieir command? In imt etvte
or militaryeeremcinlea taklM plan* In tlieviuuity.it
tiltil- gesta to which tL.i v unit lie Invited.
WA-5HINGT0-I ViTTKA.
WA-HI......>;, ! r. lay, June.:.. VSfS,
tuSue Tiiirntiaiii, who was ppetnted kudatuutU :??
tnrvnftiie nreeearjrseM after Mr, BHstewsMasMdUM
rtntii? of ??eere'nrv, tii-dav tendered his resignation, to
laiK effect nn the l?t |iriiT.
The PrssMsnt, issesipeals? By Oeo. Mawa mn\ Sot*
retnrv f'tnernn, left WaBbjBS.ee "ti the noon train ? ?'
imytnt akenf) d-f visit to ll.iiTtslitt.*|. Tue part, wil!
ii'tu.ii on Mondi'y.
FICHT WIVE SIOUX INDIANS.
CROOK'S ST'CCI.X-ITL OCOCXTKR.
XKlltl.Y HSU II UNlU.lI? UTDfAM KUI.Kfl ? LOM Tfl
nil c'immani) of gnra ma _____n in
rwrriT-owa inn wimp im tggujgfs h->?????_
raOT PBOM CU Dl". ( IHM.
Ciii'.yi-.NM-, W. T., ?lune SU.-On. Croolv's
entnimm ! left eainp on the iiioiuIhk of June l?i, vih
law dnfSr* radon?, anil struck B6-OM to the Ilosehtn!, n
ti inli of tho Ycllowstniie, in Montana. Fulioiv'ug
down til? eret-k the next BMWBtag iMM rive miles, | In?
Mii'l.e ain? -?MW ?conta bioui-lit wti.il from the finlit I nit
ti,. Sum* Ml In forre at iln* ?in! ?. and by SnlO afOloaS
the eeraansai wm in peaMlen, and m anlaaMve fire wrm
iineneii al. n: t!:e I'IuITm to the north of the ere.ck, the
en? my, Wfes had tie.un the iittm-ir, and slmwitig thereby
their ?-nuil ietiee in their ability to ttinn the cotiitiiand,
rcirlnu'. Ah th" soldiers and allies advanced the Piintx,
all m I'mounted and will armed, MMMSd In niiiiil.er?
?t time?., und wer? predi.il m Um ne of ammunition.
Tac tl "ht lii'.ieil four hours, IBMB the enemy retired out
of -ii.'ht at rv( ry point. The -SSMttM are us follnr.s:
T ir.i fi-.-ii-r cempanp i": leraeanl MaraOall and
Private K.... killed! I'rit-i. m Brader on un?! I-Vatl?' mlur,
wnunded. Cnmianyli Privat.'? Hilen end Flvnn, kil .-?l:
Sei "in n i Bum h. Corporsl OBita, Prlvste. Smith, s eww i.
O'Brien, and l/ieery-Bneltrv, tronndeiL Oeenpsny L;
s.mlNewklrker, lv.vutc. H ?n-.-tt, Patts, Oanaora,
nu I 'lite' "il, killed j f? i,-, mil? ?.m,., Edwaida, Mow,
and Cramer, wniiiid tl.
ftreood ? .1 .-.iii , _ ('apt. Ilinrv, ?".?nrnnv D; Sere ant
ii'liiiiuieii, iv.i.indfd. ?ninp nv Mr 1'iivute Blelner,
wounded. Til- lutter me all lil.? Iv to n cover. One
Bosks "????in iras killed -ml three, arenad? d, .nul f<? :r
CreiVI were wnunded.
lli, ?lend liotUi'? fs3 I 'mix were fmmd on the fl-ld,
and It Is??ttalB ? nuni'nr inore weis killed, with ti ??
ii-t.-il ptonoui.ti of wounded. Several of the Sioux's
porten were killed, sud Un, Crook's horse was ?fat
Slider blni. I'm- tl-'lil occiirr ?I IM) ml! s from the w- igwi
snd pack trslns, snd. ??win. to tbe wait of ration?, and
"lal the ivontiled in? it o eared for, It WM Peten ari?
to r.t n in fi tier. Tbe ' ?tl?-- -s nil -mldieis all i'.-.n,? i, d
?nil i,e?l K.il'iiiiti-v, the nature of 11 e int.und 111:1 k ?irr the
Infantil a Iv.iiitaKi (?11?. ('mi. Crook las ordered live
1 in-- .m 1 s I?, initi Iii rn at Mea, tbe rtivalrv ni"iitr.in?
cniitii.ni?. ? o'mii.th.n. m-tiio plains and lulls. Tl?. re i?
one tut?'.tli a supply of niiinti4iu the camp. The ? ..?? s
'1 'Ve nil lad to llit-n 'tinnier. ; the Se ikes will rei. Its.
T' a ! h it'i.e eotnfrv of 111? ill tf.in -llord. an an,;, le
la.iuiii;--.?. ? ?li.|.artiiieiit ?orille -..o.ix.
C ENERA L POL I lie A L NE !P.s.
r?r.T.Fn\Trs to pt i.ona.
T.ie Titmiii my fO?UJ9h\ trail to St. Louis, 1 y
tin- way of the New-Yo-I: ( .?.?'ml B ?il road, eon list 1 rn; of
t_ n Wairier p lia? S i-ict, I. ft tbe F -r-y-iccoiid "street D0>
pot at S o'cli.? k lust evetiiinr. 1 pat ? was 110 marc In? .' 111
ptnssasteo tram TB-bb-m. ir ?!;,... kadasMprai
Maoanesd, Mdlhaaaraberof ?wrasM thathf'i
Haiti 'I'd I -t exi'i?d, prn'.ialdv, l.",il. On the outside of
tie _.;:;? iagaaw, in ?mm letl r?. w? ra tiio w?rds,"Tata
un.ny s*-e|.il," aad tue next ST I .llotvlin*. wUsk
11.lined ?'.lohn Kelly," had the we (Is, ** New-York ?'oin
111..'.t f-onin"'!." lu-id? the ear 'P vnt'd to th" Hoard
of AH' mien WM ? por rait of John K ll.v.
\'i . (??.- .110 wenf OV till. train WSTB
?'lift. Niiiati BvmlerB, Col Moiiii v, <'..t. DtioUp, It.
< ti Kit 1 ti. Joel ?) iteren?, .Idermmi Bel 11 r, s. ? ?
< ..|e. Mi ?.nt .v. und geenen; c-i-Judi-e t-uuui, Urn
S|i nul.1, ni d linliiiiil Kl inn 1 rBB
M ni;.- ii.-!.-. .1,. - ii i!ti fiuin Hie i ammany ?n?1 tt.e .-in-l
T until IBV "I '..::!/ ill -Ils -ils., . tat ti d fur S?. Is.IIIs J e."ei
? '?-. by t ?? I", inisi li.min U iliti.i.i. ?.id tUeto at? I ?'? w
alie mil Ml ge until bmgny.
BATM ANl? Wlliiil.lT. (T.l'IM.
The -Kith AsseniMy District Repitliliciti
?'a,n,iiiiirn I'll!? met la.t eveii!".|- at (luir lleail.ninrters,
..- Nn. 4'i*' S..th-n*?e.. snd raueil a ISffS batiiier, ti.-aii'u;
prirlrail? ?li ftset high at ll.i.ve"? M I Wheeler. Ad(|rr"?i,m
"iic n, ado li/ Sunn I ?I. \i|oii, Hie 1'iealdetit of the
t'luh, 11:1 I 11 llilinht-r of tit!.er Bciith tin a, urgliuf eari.eaf
ami uiiii? d .util.n, nn.1 i?le4l_i?.?r the State of New-\??rk
to Hie In ?eil.In au pin ty till? lall, ?ireat enthusiasm waa
11 ii'ife.t' tl. A brass band ita-present, snd vanetl tin.
t-M-iclses by t'ae IMTforuiaiii e o a MM of p.ll 1 Inlle
?ml oilier air?. A laige . rov il BM inbli d in the ?n.ii,
and 11..-, r? fo? II i).-? ..ml V.'iieeiei wire heartily c'.v n.
'I l.e Hatea and '.t'lieel.-r OMlpal n < 'lull of the XlVth,
Asseinily IM tml liel.l tl.-:r tl'.-t re-.'ular tii,*,-t>nc l.i-1
i-v.iiiiiw' at l.eir rooms at No. !'(i l.iii.av.'. I'..? .a el
11?' waa 1 .ill. d in eider by iii. pre.i it ni, John P. Brady.
ii. ?.. Int. "tis off:, d by It I. H-v ?1 ?ere Sdopt'd,
?ipin-ovlne iho ptstfern of r.e cib mnall Onaren Ion,
au?declartn tnutla lh**pi??e??l ?uidituM of i_s_i 1
f' is in.- i; ,1,1 n.ni parti . fera Iba most nmilible
I n an- I ?? ,:?!: its or. .1 nil ? ' 'I for tile ?peed 1 ,
meni of pel manent reform and jm perity. Tue a. m.nu?
ll.u t.I (Ji?V. ila.e? ami Wl.aiii \. tl lie. lei w.lei.e.:
mended In nann terms, and the elnb uledre.1 Ittelf tu
; . ir .?? ..irt, and Invite the en?persitun of fellnw ettl
r?i ? n?Mewl r-.niid to tomer ppilileal opinles or
bet |.His, a..?illll": luelll 111 f. .ml V.. u on.e. Ilil' l.li .. ; n|
Nllliilll'l.oJ Ullili iimi i-iii.y Blakt,
l." i.i'CiiiNT OBOWAY IHiNils Till: CHABOn.
t ?isiuiiU, N. II., .Inn?, '.?lt.?In tho HilMO
thl? moi -tu..g N. ??. ordtv iv. late : 1 ?eatit-iil Ann? 11. iho
i nlt( u Slate? lloune of SUUti -luilutin?, rose tti BOOM
; on of piv:!e---e, an t m ?de a MUMMSl deny M In?
< 1.1:1 .-i 4 ariiieli usveapnei led n prli I -.Latti?: lua uffleisl
tn int t.., und ?siid be sli'i'i'il ?rn UcimC B M-_MltteS Ol
V it.i n.?.ltjn uni defeiul iiiiii.--if.
BWEEPIBQ BKMOVAL OP OFl'IflATA
COHl ?>kh. N. H., Jane. 211.- -Aililrfsses linvo
t'<en 1.1. a alud t?? tin- Lrglslnl ire eptttug for ?mu-, pins
rt itiovi.l ?fall lli?' IXeiuoi ul.c oiihial? ihroiitrhonl 1.
-iite. iln--nt'bet I? uiii.lc the si?-?lnl order Im ne.t
\i.....". ay lui'-i.oou.
THE CREAT EX HI RATION.
'..-.>'..K of Tim JUDGE* ha??, of KXiiiiiir*.
l'HIl Al'l.l 1'IIIA, JllIU' __.lt.?"I'll** llttl'IKllUlC'ftt
tint liviiiintioti tedsg is sppsrestlylsrpsf ibM ssaal,
The hoteia und Imai.lliii.-lin.ii'? are lanl.llv fllli t? ill*.
The liuiiilier of v l?ltor.s fruiti New-Iln^htnil und the Went
continue to iiii-reuae, und 11.-tl????? hati been received of
???. ('.d exciiisuiti partie? t-tiinlr?' fintn dl.tant neints tl
th Weal and south. ..hoot one rourtk ??f tnejurn 1 kntre
tini-iii tl their work snd ra ready m lanwanee their
avi.iids ?lienever eniled lor bi tas ?Donimlsslea. it !?
un,lei stood 1:1.1t aleait ol" la'.' nf the exlillntoi? In
Miieiit.t rv Hall, and ?un third at tin?*?.- m IM Meta
Huill?n?.- Will p celvo brun/.- un ial?. Nearly ;| (M
-root.s In the t'.gx ptl.iu D -| ai ! ..-n-, li.iv?' l.fi'U ???..I, and
tiioie Iban otii-liilt ut tboee lu Hm Cblneie. Japan e,
1 n m -m n. .in! other Oriental -xini lia. Several BXLibltora
In Mai-iiii. rt Hall bave riei'lte.l large tirders Heiii fm
vi-!oi4, principally fl nui -toiitli Auieitca t.int HM
E...I liidle-,
[f'ordes.'riptire pj/iibOton mtt'er ?es UUUUt /'u.'?!.)
CB-Xn and?*AsuAi.iiis_iiY mmura.
T'it v?t?:'v? K, P. I., June "_;!.?(ictuge IloUeO. sge
11, BSB-faesMM BwiSlel Putei yemtetmy^
Bntnoi POUT, Cuna.. June '2".~ Jaenb ?*-**. 11 ? i ?? \* nt
N. A.J.eliaiiuii, (Juan., BSOMt, was ?ti'iitvtie.1 lier? tills aMSMl r.
?.(?KM.*.?. N. il., .lune '.'.??.- TbnSBM 0onn 111, au
e-,|i . ?if Um (iratid Trank Uadraad, ??a ruu ov?-r i?jr a
tr. ikIiI liaiii?l Uruvit.'n UM Mlcht, ?nu klll?.l.
Wll.Ki siunui', r.-nri., .tune 33. Jl-BM Curti
r.'i.t.e. i'..iu,tv riBBIBIiil. in liai |ilca,Icl nmliv Ui tlin.liai-ire
(if ?Ulis /.aiHK .-JUill II of lilil?!? Lieliibh'liiS b' lue Mule.
B-MTON, Ji.ii. '-'it.- Ion Ini il iiu.uiel ou lioi.rtl the
?,..?iii - li !:-(.. i luxai 1/.?i lli."'.>n, ?.-liaris.4 VV.l 1..11 s,
? ml' ie.: kaad, ?.???<? ran Hab? M, TM BUM was MtMis.
Hol 11ST??V, M.'tss.. .Inn.- ?_?;! -At 1_W tins in.ru?
in.? u.n.un ?iii.||i|>ii4l t.. l?ea- tin.? Ill' lion?e<if As? la in X,
1.1, *-!?.,,,1.1 ne i.i.i.t t'le tun I '?' tli'.l. a?.?t la u?! |in|s|.'liy
Ml lin..t i4.. |. ill.si nt 1'..' .'.,1s who luiiii.l uii.li.i??I
ihre?' ?hula ai inn?. I? ? ? < ?ill,.11: , ..el.
Mliitu IT >?. N, N. Y., .Inn?' -al.-The tiv.t ewv?
a a.mi iliftef. n. t Walk.H Ne a'i?^ B_k ol Mt-iletoaa, u?
rt.ov'1- boiHla 1,-ti 1er ssie ?ef.niK. ant ml? uii ro t lilted, ?ni
Itlt-lMt ilnalieii lit lay. A u.'ii ?ill? w?*>Kianl?-i fOttg __u_
?u 1 ileliar? u? lo.'.ite?! tu '!??? riialtilBS --at?.
iln TiM.iiti., .lui"' 28. I?'"t II. Davis, ami
I villa hi? ?ib an I td I? BarfBrtt (-.niiitv. It?'? fitste, yeetel
it?v Ikiui Mii-liiaan. wnl a nt? ?..nu - ?ft. TwutA ?rere amalad
un a t. 1 nisei '""" ?'"?" 9 1.u -i i':.??-.. 11...ma. M ?all.,
churning i1?? ? aad ?>ti?' '?'?i' '"' ?mnvl? t et 11 .?u* Ai??-rj air
iu 'i n. ' 'J -'
HnSliiN, Jun? 2'i.?l'apei-a wejN MTTld to-il.iy M
M? Une Uaini.i, -lui tie u.ints.rs of Uia lintuitl
At'ieineiiui. to ?lin? ?a i?-' xxliy an Injunction nhiiuld ?i.c bMM
In r- sirulii llifiu 'Itun I rlimu g nut "The I'M? OlpMM at
tiisi i.ui.iisi.iii. 10 :ti. p. ii.i.iu .? tii tin? ptont tetara at the
insten The iii r, who lUiui lu?? ei.luaiv. ii?i.l U> vie?.ut U_e
i-i-j in tid> auf.
FOREIGN NE Wo.
-*a
TRI OTTOMAN FMPIRE.
DAT.I!AIKita tKI'K'T'i' IN nt'MiA'IA? nilUTT-SFTE*?
vit! io!*'? BBBI*an*n*Bi
LnvnoiJ, ttbtsp, .Tun? *?n, 1?7S.
7"/?? D'tiftf See* this inortiinir ptihlishcs a let?
ter ri-ti-n Its Ciaa-tiiiilii >plc <*oire?p<>n<lt nt, dated June
16, i-ivln?.' ., !.-i?|. of ?i'ree'tliwmSBaMM fu H::'?-iirla rttir
m? ?' ? Is :?? -iI'm, and wt.lch ?till cnUi.i ne, by tlie
?BbbM BBS bkt ITaiMsi ?ncKii art?'?oi?s). Tho writ'r
sa rt ?ill BBBOablS property has b en plundered, honres
aad rtUecss li'i'tu'd, ?lud old ni'-n, voBs?m, i ai sbMrso
tadnvTlmliiaterrslaarttered. It Is ??ti??.-ited th?tthe
i nrrli ee, whl< n I ??. i..'..n- ? i?td*<l to Ihe ? .on nsssst BB
..nnmi ?.?a.'ti.?t-, r :.-vi,iHM),(i(Ki, win u.'t pay naniiaarliT
of that sum Ibli rear, or or year* to coum. Various v
'" "i piare fhe Dttrobor of live-? saoriHeed at from
1 ??.??"(? i?. 80,000.
Tie i o.-ri "i tondent nnine-? 37 sUboaa*? huo-vn to have
been destroyed, \ on* Ibe refut ?? t, tbe number if
whom i? ?-. f aman, there Is not a jrlrl ever Ira years ef
tti'e. [a fie ?.u "?i'i- of s Ristitsa. is ibedis'iieSoe Pbi?
Hl popo Is, I,.-, i*> |? r-.ni t ?ire kii">.?*. lo ti i-?* l*ecn hili.-?L
Ibis V,l :|;.-|t e?f|.;?:a-,| of |< n) ).. ,11- |, I! I a ? pfSBpi n????
snt| neu' fill. P.rrry bons ?? bas be? :i '?eil .1 ?indall tho
ml .iii tan'.- tilled exeepl a few w?nmen a <! ?? ?iiitin-n who
took n in e m Plulllppopnl's, and some v?.,ni"u wmi were
serried nif by tn.? BesuMiasoeka, Tlie*.ti"*- bars
n? idea ire *.' li itmn ???)???? ,i? ?Constsntinii?! ?. n e ?Snsttsh
Rtabasaailor itaa ut.-i v.-m-it witii the Qwrrrnassai to i?ut
i 11 ? ' ! . '? ? ,i.
In th. ?looseof Cammoas this afternoon Mr. Psrstae
Mid Im would ????< Mr. l?'s?a?-il ?sa Mnadaj If tbo abnTS
ac?-?)init i.f the cruelties lu Hiil-.-.u ia l- SO MSB
TIIK tBBfwtaM AI-.M Y PR'PAIil.V?; Tl MARCH.
A i-p?-. tal disji.i'eli In m Vu-unii, pultll-li? ?1 In tl." BBB
ond ?-d'tinn of Ml IVwt?? to-diiy, tuy? that aecordlnx to
ltite?i.en?*? r?-e<-lviHl from l'el_T,ule, SB SSUsf for t!?e
ax iiHi .'i'n i.i toe tm eesSkus et et the I wehst tSBtbm
haa besa baaaa. Bsea Mgaia is to as?emi?ie in ?is
Statten to-iun'.Yiiw. Netit wie'i an order will bo In-nod
for tbo ninlilli/iiijoii ..f tic sseead BSBUmObB At tue
emlnfth.it ?ni the ai ni v la to take II*-strat?gie tl i?o
~iri.ii'.i?.ii t F11 frontier. Ai ilie sametlaw Pitsee Milaa
I? t.i bai ,? ?i BHB?lesto to the people end proe? ed t > ih.
ai i '.?. .*ts ?m mtei tino to atines Tnrvv Is still ?Its
rls m -t tbeaa bms ares, if oarrb-d loto ? fi -t, mov '"?
meant as a ?tel on? ratbni ?ni pn-esurefo iiromute tbe
'ii1li?u..iiic su? .i". ef m. ?l-tie, UM ierrlan M ?ici?-.-.
(..v rsxnaona. t\ttsp, tsm"3, imo.
Bcrcnd Ciriuia.ii.tns h.ivu Iwtti BttaBmmwWS
??ha?vc< In (iiii'.ati.'ii wttb _bS lOOSBl .-.??-.,:. ittaaa.
Tue pohas luivo seized a. ?-.uuiiUly si aruis nud niniuunl
llell.
Xhs yultan 1 ? not well.
Pint?, Fridrtv, June .3, \<*7(l.
La Prune*publishes a paper! t'i:?t the gsirlaoa ??f <??n
?lantlnof,:?) lia* -evol;?d. The ItySBt U u'at eoiitiiui.-d
from ?my other SBMBB
8KUVIA Ti BE WIRNrr? BT Annu.i,
I/Onhon, tmrnttSsp, Jm S ti, 1374.
The. Standard'* sp.*clal dlBpatSh fr..i?i V.- un? a?y?
Cunt Aiidi:.i?.?y his fre?iueiitly BBStsnSSlaf ??SOUb
the H.-xiioii ,in.| ither R.ubassiidors. It hi-i a.-en a_'?f,-d
lo Inaini-'i tiie f.ieit.'n repre.ieiitatlves at B? tpfSSm that
tv*i vl.i muni uni ex, ? et anvanslsiinee >.r BI I BSMTOtaat
uctitnuliy It ?in.* lie_>ns w.ir tafdmtt To. key. l.u.sia : iij
Au.!; i ia ni.;1 t.:.,_.l to meet JuiuUy any cuiei^eoe/
ai'i'.inif i_ !-. fVhh,
I'IMl'lt.'U.VCM Fl'AKE? IV C0\??TA\TI\().'I.l!.
A ?p i |al dlspatefe to The London St uuiard, .l_ied C<?n
U ml ??'?.:'!??, Jans ji, via Aiaoaa ssj ? ;
? BBBBS ?? pi s.i?'.-? and Ih lner' Shinif. Ths
! hi.'. -.lili Murad Is si rrouu.l??. ?lay ami ??:_?.t
t.y pleL-ets of Gavili-y. The nanalM IBBbteatB
an? S8aS_B( tln-lr families away. IbBaMa Ptn.ii?
liM li.H'n ?hieod n'id'T r)rr<*?t. IBbBS ?ra
tartoas rwoon thai botsliapHeatodln UassLio latriga ?,
nu?! ?lint be niHt-t..tett li'diil Al ? In ?l HtpA?atng "f tie ?.*? . *?
u-e. m censorsMlp ol Ute presets extremely Moers?.
.! leb fetid ru:-.-,- l'*ieiic!i iMTOOls BIO BSOBB^
. mi"iit in s.?t bocoiniftf nopop ?*...*.
sad w:ii ? peedlljr 'uJi n it doe? uot ab.mdou us aaaa? ?l- J
.itu.a?-u.
THE ERIE RAILWAY BETTLEMEBT.
LoMxiN. F.i.isv. Jans i'i. l**7fl.
Al a BMattag Ot the? Kri?' Rail'-iiy si? ;k
I....!?-.-d b lay :?i. B Urard Walklu siili.uitf.'.t i.'i..* I Ho*.
iii n.'U : TUaf. w!t^(lllt rertneliiL' ?li? r??.> ,if BBSa-MassB
beghioli,, ntoti ?-' -p. * ibe , t?i?'y stanld taa I tot a i.-'.-.. d
n* i i.j y. irs the site " ' o?ii|i-'Ui-i of lbs tl?>i banda
l'i?. i ?. lit? mate ?????*,?? ..h Iu K?,l'l. ?.ici l'a! *:n-j'?t.. i.i.i
hind of tbe seeond bondi nin.? balf-yeorlv conaui.? la a
iu,,i>. sir Edward sns-gasted thai tm-re snoold be paw r
la i860 to i?d?.*iii iho seeeud beads nt * !' '. l? .., , u
n.- .? ?n. tt iho sob ..utter ,*i enuipliui? iimry allai..?a
ui Messrs. Jcwott, Ph-a-laa, and Miller
THE REFOBM CLUB A\D Tnr TARIFS.
LtiNiMis. FrtiUy, June 'ii, lMT?.
Tlie ?Ooarasittea of tha Rafotai club lmre
BxpaDedUr Qeetpt aowyoTi M. v. fur M.-x'tnt, sai "dr.
Hoary W. Btpbtp, M. P. f??r _Ma_UBe? tress IheGash n??
SS ????. itUliniicli ?? ec! ?1 ?J? l.Hierils, liny tiav I litely r?u^
;*n: t? d tno 'i.\i ?ne? .?lui ne\ eritl eoCBSlonft
TUl CANADIAN i.TILK HATCIH&
OrrAWA, June 23.?TIh* foliowim* it t l'..?!
ni In- inn.? m*.. nr._nt.cd by tin Couu? il ..f tin- DesslBleS
Bias At??... tion : All-ciiiucru' M.it? !i, tf'io'i; '?a.t?.i.,, ,-.
. r t.'.i!l??al?? Mliteh, *fl'..*i; ?a tlalion Match, ?fNB| .1 '
DOOfB i I'll til'!!?,.' ( lit'. ?..!?!? a *-??t>, l'riii-ilK'lul .'.
'...e in,-? -ira); Louden Merrbnntr Cup, tb ue.fl.0u? :
\ IB -.-?i .'.lai.n M. till. ??.:??>?-..;?n ? i ?? r-Oerterafa
nriias,sold,stiver,auJ bronze wi?'.,.'?: pn/.??* for i.m
'i... ? ,i .-.-r. :-:a* ....... **r,"-, wiih medsls ol las
Naiiiunil laasoelation .-?*;?? i two ueld-irinsaes: Wlmbl t.i
Mate:,..?, lu t?ii ?tima, ?*"..?.''.",. I.i.'iii.-i'.il. i.r.i,' - i
Pn ?blent of tbe \f?t lattoa, wiU **o lo WlmWedoa auh
the <J.iu.i.'ii m i't-ijii, wi ...a sai!, trota Qaebec Iohmbi .?
'Ilii*'. Mr.XICiN KKVuLITlDV.
Mrxim, Jtinv 1<>, vii UataVAi June 2.J.?
Tl.<- nullt.iry ?.tituli' u icifi'n? in??-'* .-i^. .1. Tl:.) Insur
,n-iilr ?ire ra:ud to I.V.o ShBBl ttOBt men Itmlly alined ami
pr?.? Meaed nt Wotea ami isa laaa d?> Utweo, ptaass iJ
le.ncnen --lart. The ilov? rnan ut tirinr.il Al.itorre, vniu
*>,ix.?tt -. *1 armar) aad - : ripped troop*. Is :?t bpBBBBB *?*
l! e Junction of the V. *( u* uiul M?tn ? und I'mn-l
rattreads? ready to aasoeh to ths laNsI ol sMhvBfUMB
plaeesbTtaaj an sltaokaA Gob. Alaboirs naasa. re
.?....'i"eui,ntt fioin <? :i ".?? aiiedo'? eoMsMad ??t ?Mav
moros by way al v. r.i f>us. After their arriralhi ?Ul
U'^to active and rlsoroas i.-r*.'?? ns sap lost tee n ? *
y ota aitb a ps i of l.m loreeas. 1 .)? a III al or tl,*.- ?"t?? -
t m . .?n.?! icmtily, ?.?ut prvbaUj gi\o tlio it .?th hi** to
tl ?: rcv.ilutiou.
A CAKADIAM KXTimiution cas;:.
Toiiuvro, .Inn? 2 I.?Thaeaaaal Vunan Smlw,
win? ?bi nidere.l to 1 .* BUTCH le.ed some nn??itlissi{r, ? u?
who, for some reas?:n, was lodged In J.?il ?t b.uil\..e'i
??ss NBOB l?efi?n* .r,nl|?-.*.i Osases. Hi Bei here. Tht
preesal MsaaderstaadlaB ea Um extradl'iea ?assUsa
between the t uit.-.l ,*-..i.-??*. and i:ti,.-a?u<i id to su .,il
?aaii.ui for Hi?' pria?? " ?"'?- .i? luir ? it"' :i|ii"i?-.*"ia?n a?-.*?*
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in? iiU ?? a*.iOn Jo.de a in? nth hSBOB
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that tt ut surnil-? ?1 Mr. <:.t,-veti'i'. rt-nort a* il! strouxly
lini'liciite tt.?- ?CahMSB ?i?n. ml LeSBSBtBBsolB tin? tnur?ler
o? ill. Miirxiiiy.
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Berlin to The PBS Vail OSStmt SSjrS PltBBS BISBBSS***.
PSSM t.? Kl?e? iK"n to drink II .?Uars tor <__****__* iliP.iiu
unitiou o? Ilie vi-iii? of ilie lei.'*.
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th? K .n.un-ri-erii-l.t bus BBBasaBsd to |?*, mil < ??tint von
Avtiiiu to bb to CBrishad iiinn.i!?-t. ?t. ?i.ai to Beadtosai
there s uBjsIiiIbs'b eertlJeelo et tut hsahWIf to BaaaajB
111?',?' lOOBBMala
dmnUMKSWM li-i-?Tlie Gaiviiniticnt h?
leeelsed s?VMSS fn"n IVnnvil, fue Bern MBthsfa
Ii,iil-h setUBBMBl In On enUut!, to M;u?li _1, w.ii !l
?I it.- ihn? t I.ai Winter tln-re bad Iwi-.n Mild NoOOBISaSta
siciitioa north ol ?tivtll?- Bo/bad teen bad sines A..?
Iiiirin. m mere was uo n< w-a ..??itu the Until.i ex,? .'.itioO
uii.lei <'i?i?t. Nan?.
TKLEUKAflllC >OIBS.
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TUossub Isasehsd Ism all '?a * new _b_p of Liauit-ii?.
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Lid id i?.i--nuti ths (tli'lo.uis.
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tri il nf as. rreeSBIM H >-iu.*. ?4. Mmi i lias Irtseu ? i??:i|.-> a ?: m
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ass baas; si va,\?, _UL,te4sjr.
?QOBBMh June 'AA.? Ihe Consuls of the ! tilted
Blatas^ Planee, sad spin, si uni pu?? have pratasledsashMl
a lu' i iiir,?iilii?l by i i'..l?kr> BVIS dlgldlaua-* un publie ,.,*
Usaa
Ni?. Bt'Ki.H, N. Y., Jnne 2'A.?Ilenn- Hess, a <;? -r
man ui? ' .iirtti 9S lear*, li Ins MS ths BSsi Us u.?>iilti. aX
teilti*1 vsiu*>, ??ajitiiu.u.u salslds i?y Ukiua Pans ?r.?ro
to-.lay
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<* ,. .i.i.. mn, ?.nt cUiuriug. Tho is* wss ?-.!..... ....l
iiicj . lulu nui b<* r. seheB
Lib
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