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The excellent liberal example OF the great ana COCO
Pope already beginning to DO initiated by the princes
Of Italy The Grand Duke of Tuscany has accorded
certain liberty to the for which he mas
received the blessings OF the people The King Of ssr
DINA 1t Is said intends to give sort OF constitution 10
his people and the Grand Duke Of Tuscany Is believed
to be inclined to do the thing.
At the funeral OF OConnell Genoa, which cele-
bratsd with great pomp the United States consul ap
peared In his official costume and the consus Of all other
nations except England were present
splendid fetc was given to Mr. Golden at Turin, on
the 2ath u The largest apartment that could be had
In the city crowded aud the whole passed
Of with the greatest spirit and good will.
Accounts from Gibraltar state that during the i7th
18th Goth, 22d ut upwards Of 800 900 vessels which
had been windbound for some time, had succeeded in
passing the Gut. The majority laden with grain,
&c After passing the Straits they proceeded westward
Britain and Ireland.
Ahcounts from the Cape OF Good Hope mention that
experiment made last Natal In growing the
cotton plant had been very successful and that joint
stock company had been formed to perfect and extend
the cultivation.
1t is saidthat in Normandy and other parts Of France
spectators buying the growing crops Of wheat,
though scarcely above the grounda mode Of forestang
which Is expressly forbidden by the law
The total quantity of cheese imported into the United
Kingdom from Europe during the year 1896 amounted
to 663 cwt and the quantity imported from the Uni
ted States to 81 ,90l cwt.
Many of the cotton mills OF Rouen have ceased work
ing and it is expected that fewer than so 900 work
men OF that city and its nsighborhood will be
Ployed ut the end OF this month.
Count D'Orsay has presented his statuette Of OCon
nell to the committee of the Central Relief Society in
Dublin with the moulds and necessary apparatus for
| king casts.
The Danish Government has despatched ships Of wa
to ST. Petersburg ia order to bring cargoes Of rye
| Copenhagen
The Grand Duke Of Oldenburg has forbidden the dis
tlllation of spirits from corn and potatoes
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The BARK CARMELrTA AND THE MEXICAN PIT
vATEEn.-Extracts from letter written by Capt
Edwin Littleheld OF the bark Csrmelta, to friend
in this city, dated
BARCELONA, Spain, May 20, 1871
You have doubt heard Of the capture OF thc DarR
Carmelita by Mexican privateer aud OF our arrival IA
this port. At one time thought 10 would turn out
worse than good brig Benjamin did to me- but am
happy inform you that the matter has taken another
turn The CAPTURE, think, was mere experiment. 10
see II American prizes could be sold In Spanish ports
II such the case think there IL but niue occasion
to fear after the news gets abroad tor the bark was
turned to our possession at the end OF quarantine and
the pryaeer seized by the Spanish authorities and
her crew imprisoned TO be tried as pirates Many OF
them have been under condemnation for imprisonment
frem two TO years at this place, but had escaped
and entered as Aiexicans ON board the feucca. The
nrobabilitv is that Of them will be shot and the
maindcr condemned to hard labor for life
think we shall be able to leave this port unmolested,
and that there will be damage sustained by any
Interested as have protested through Consul here
and our Minister Mt Madrid against the capture and de-
mapded that all charges losses, and damages should BIO
pad by the spanish government and have also demand
ed satisfaction for the Imprisonment Of myself and
on board the pryateer.
It is probable that any attempts will be made
on American shipping; still, think our government
ought TO do something to protect our extensive COM
merce in the Mediterranean The officers OF the prva-
teer informed that there not solitary govern
government vessel OF the United States IN the whole
fact that this stats OF things has existed for the
last fourteen months
In conclusion, expect In few days TO continue the
voyage, and return home early this fall.
EDWIN =. LITTLIFILLD.
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Ten MEN DROWNED becomes our duty to
record most painful accident which happened
yesterday morning about fourteen miles south Of this
place. on the Des Plains river. boat containing slx-
teen men was sunk and only six Of the number were
saved 1t appears that they at work the canal
and boarded on the opposite side Of the river and when
returning from their breakfast the boat sunk by
yoke Of oxen which was board, becoming ungovern-
able and moving so end to It to ali
with water 1t just above Boards mill and In about
30 feet water We learn that the bodies beon
covered 1t Is reported that C.. Demors, Dougherty
r. O. Neil, - Turner, Jas. Dunn and Charles Kelly
OF this place. among the drowned the Of the
Others we have not learned Five Of those who made
their escape from this place viz David Major j.
Kelly, J. Muhollan, C. Stevens and James Davun.-
Joliet Signal,
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lNcEsT.--An action in damages has occupied
the FIRST District Court, for the last two or three
days. 1t was brought by Charles C. Cranncss against
several individuals who charged him with outrage
sgainst tho laws OF nature by having open concu.
binags with his own daughter young girl Of about III
teen years The damages laid by plaintiff ut 10000
but after some witnesses heard tho part Of the
Defendants the court suited and ordered
his arrest to answer TO the charge Of incest The
pers will be laid tomorrow before the grsndjury N
o. DsIts, liza tusf
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The Lament of a w.,,-.tr,., s,,.r ,.,.-

me lament Of Wail-street Stock Broner
Inc Bulls, say stocks must surely rise;
The Bears- they must decline
They each in turn must have their dax
The sun, on each must shine!
See, see, how fast the stocks now rise;
The Bulls elated are
And now they fall and 10 their ewes
Are bath'd in weeping care
And so the Bears rejoice and weep,
Now rich, and now most poor;
Their profits long they cannot keep,
And want cannot endure.
Far better here to dig and hoo,
To plant aud nourish corn,
Than e'er pursue such paths Of wo
Far better not be born.
Twelve months have scarcely glided by
Since in wealth did roll
But now, alas mourn and sigh,
With naught at my control.
My fellows pass me In disdain,
They give me not nod
feel the Justice Of my pain
For money is my God.
BhssKLrN, June Is, ls47.
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the volunteers who stood before him in close column
Tho speech was an eloquent tribute vaor and cor
dial greeting and welcome home extended on behalf Of
tho citizens Of New Orleans by the orator towards the
gallant Mississppisns.
We annex hereto from the Eagle o list Of deaths In
the hospitals OF Vera Cruz last month -
Register of Deaths in General Hospital ut Vora Cruz
Mexico for the month Of May lsl7 of the Regular and
Volunteer Corps Of the army of the United States
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ALBANY, June Is, le47.
The ,Judictaru If The Si1f,


The Judiciary Of the State.
The Constitution declares that the Chano ellor and
the present Supreme Court shall respectively have
to hear and determine any suits or proceedings
over which they have Jurisdiction which may ready
for hearing the first Monday Of July ls47 it also
provides that the Chancellor and the Justices Of the
present Supreme Court shall for their services therein
be entitled to their present rates OF compensation until
the first day OF July ls4s, until all such suits and
proceedings shall be sooner heard and determined.
This, though the Constitution abolshes the offices Of
Chancellor and Justices Of the present Supreme Court
from and after the first Monday in July is47 still in
order that ample time may be had for the compile
ton OF the business pending in the Court OF Chan
Gerry and the Supreme Court, they retain their
functions for one year after their adjustment.
With this object the present Supreme Court will hold
regular term at Utica to commence the first Monday
OF July next two of the Justices Of this Court essr
Bronson and Jewe having been elected Justices OF the
Court of Appeals which, with the new Supreme Court
commences its existence the first Monday of July
next it becomes for the Governor and Senate
to appoint two Justices OF the present Supreme Court
I'LL the places vacated by the above named gentlemen,
who have already rendered their designations to the Co.
special session of the Senate has therefore
been called by the Executive to fill these vacancies and
to MI the vacancy in the New York Superior Court,
caused by the election of Judge Jones Supreme
Court Judge Sandord will be appointed to I'll this Last
vacancy Who the appointees to the Supreme c curt
Will be, am not prepared to say but measure of
compromise between the Governor and Senate, one
wing and one democrat will probably be selected.
fers upon the Governor and Senate to appoint Cham
ceor Justice Of the present Supreme Court case
vacancy occurs in these Offices previous to the day
OF July, lS45 but there many other ohhces to all
among which is the office of reporter for tho Court OF
Appeals; the question in regard to the
tent Of the power Of appointment which conferred by
the constitution upon the Governor and Senate win
therefore engage the attention of Senate and may
serve to protract the session
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Ssn s:
Cha e S,:,? Sh: :
Rhodes, % B;e,ds.s ihoms; Hanson B;s.d".y Nh
sss sS' .ts,
shn M sS SsoS ss s
avenue, Plumbers and d. odgman Of Maiden Lane
and Nassau street. and no where else in the Of New o
Two CAPITALISTS AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ssY he S II: *.
valuable aud productive property at Saugeries the mouth
si?S 'h' York an. s$ y M'aSs S'
around the Tasr power large part Of laid out IN streets
pare. Mill P1s%ssSs aSss' dss%:
cent on the price at which will be
There are other falls the Esopu, Creek within and.
half es ofte Hudson River 9fst least hundred feet al
oasy improved would soon give city like Lowell On
sf " Ne s Nsw YORK and ass VIM:
Lead Works the sauserties Paper MILL 'fri't mill and other
ssS besvssa Ties. yo.: md
tS oeT taken from and delivered at the mills. ~
g b n %'a' XIX .Ss,ss q s, e not s sold
:, che Mir1sIa. nreAss%gs u o'clock in New York.
sS S7s e:
m1or At
O1 TO FAMILIES AND INVALlDs.-1be foIlowj
- articles have gained unequaled popularity fem
2the universal Satisfaction they 10 those who them.
2and are sold only genuine IN this city, at No Twenty
2l-One Courtlandt street.
2iThe Magical Pain Extractor for burns, Sores and all
2-inhamnatons is well known need remark, upon
2i-sts excellence.
2i-Balm OF Columbia for staying restoring the hair
GLAND keepinx the head perfectly free from dandruh and
2i-scnri-the best article used
2I--fIewes Nerve and Bone LIniment aud Elixr-Never
% 70 cure any r %sas s 1a aa and xiv.
2i-tiln gloss without staining the skin
2i-NcNars Acoustic Oil, certain for deafness.
81 Townsends Sands aud Comstocks Extract Of Ssrsapa
rlla. .
2lPnk syrup for coughs, colds. aud all diseases Of the
2l-lungs
2l-Hsys' Linment will the most obstinate cases Of
2i-ples
2i-vermifoge for children adults, never fail.
2--cd 10
2stove, Crate and Iron yanish superior to any thing
2i-cver known 20 give polish and prevent
2i-Roach and Bed Bug Bane-wili efectually do away
2--with these troublesome vcrmin.
ai-Longley's Western Indian Panaeea the best family
Sold osLv at No. TWENTY,o ONE courtlaud, street
jef30tsrc
SULPHUR BATHs-For Erruptons Of the Skin. &c.
would inform persons affected with Disease the Skin that
her baths have been in operation since 1898 They are recon-
mended by first physicians, Ds, Mott, Ste poya.
Smith and Others whose letters be at her ESTABLISH
They bsveectcd when all other remedies h''
failed. Open from 6 A.. M. TO 10 r. VI. M =.
Shakers Concentrated Compound Syrup OF MA
70 cents per bottle "~"
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A Proclamation.

JOHN YOUNG,
- Governor Of the State Of New York.
whereas, vacancies will in civil ohioes before
the next meeting OF the Legislature, which vacancies
cannot DC MED during the OF the Senate And
whereas the public interest requires that the said va
Ganess should be filled without delay do therefore,
sitution hereby tho senate OF the state Of
New Yor to meet at the Capitol in the city OF Albany
on tuesday the twenty ninth day Of June instant at
Twelve O'Clock at noon for the purpose OF receiving and
considering such nominations shall be submitted TO
them for hling any Offices that or then NAV be
vacant.
In testimony whereof, I have caused the
Great Seal Of the said State to be hereto
lL.'I affixed, At the city OF Albany, this seven
teenth dsy of June in the year one thou
sand eight hundred and forty-seven.
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-, JOHN YUM
Attested by n. s. BENTON, Secretary Of State

From the Albany Journal, June 1871
1t will be that the Senate Of this State Is to meet
at its Chamber the 29th inst pursuant procama
ton by the Governor This call of the Senate bee
necessary in consequence OF the election Of Justice
Bronson and Justice Jewett Judges Of the Court
Appeals The Constitution provides for the organiza-
ton OF the Court Of Appeals the first Monday in July
On that day the old Supreme Court commences OF
its regular terms 1t Is supposed that the Court Of APP
peas in fixing rules, establishing terms &c. &c.
should there be ready for argument will be In
session from ten days to fortnight There is heavy
amount OF business to be disposed Of the old Supreme
Court for which purpose the Legislature continued its
powers for one Upon the designations Of Judges
Bronson and Jewet the appointment Of de-
wolves upon the Governor and Senate.
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OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION
N&[HkNNcoMPANY' Office "A William street.
DIREcToEs.
q. IL. Sand, Conrad w. Fsbsr
Edward Mills, Horatio Allen.
William Chamberlain. Mortimer Livingston,
John A. Iselin. John L. stephens,
Herman Oelrichs.
c. H. SAND, President
EDWARD MILLS, General Agent, New York,
CAARIEs +. Anderson, Secretary.
In conformity with the PROVISIONS Of the charter notice
hereby given that the Books for subscription
Navigation Company will be pened the Office of the
JuD~, l847. -
Five Of the subscribed must be paid NJ the
period ofsubscTption in specie bank bills The balance of
the subscription will be called for not
10 per centas may be required by the operations the Comps
ny, and upon thirty days previous notice.
The following ~ the 18th section of the BYLAW
Subscription to the capital Of the Company after the
amount may be $500 shall preference be allowed
who may then be stockhode and the Of then
ectoal SUBSCRIPTION is 30trc
Mk w. c. Thompson master, will leave Liver,
Z/H/1IkA10 pool for New York the 18th June, aud
NS9HE&W New York, on her to Liverpool the
1eso Goth July For freight or passage, her &c.
eomnodao.s being unsurpassed for elegance and
yenience, apply to r. KERMIT,
Jel3 &c South street
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P. W. BYRNES & sCO'S NEW YORK AND LIVER
POOL EMIGRATION OFFICE.
~ NJ - Is

r. W. BYRNES CO.. So Waterloo Road Liverpool,
they have found the importance OF direct Agency for tn.
purpose Of placing within the of the friends Of the pas
dence with respectable establishment from whom they
rely for attention and favor towards their relations leaving the
old country.
Persons DESTROYS Of engaging passages from Dublin, Cork
New York, Boston rhladeph. Bstmors Or New Orleans
other house engaged the business this country being
the oldest and largest establishment in the trade
Liverpool.
The thousand that have sailed in the ships
which have been despatched from Office Liverpool and
the different of Ireland for the last thirty years @
cient Of our ability fulfil with satisfaction
for passenger that be favored with.
DRAFTS AND BILLS OF EXCHANGE given for any
payable sight the National Bank Of Ireland aud
its branhes and also on all the principal towns of England and
Scotland without discount.
list Of the Packet Ships with their days of sailing and the
address of the Agents who for
this Office Apply address by letter tpost paid)
p. w. BY RNES & co.
mag 1mAro 90 South street
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AK CONSIoNEES per b. bark MINSTREL, will
MO- please send their permits board Immediately foot
not Dover street. All goods not permincdi in hvs days
must be sent 10 public store. jslef
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The schooner Desdenona, Capt. Chatton arrived to-
day from Tn. Brazos with three companies Of the LIST
negiment Indiana Volunteers under and Of Col.
p Drake 1870 men rank and file. The U. s. transport
schooner Morris, Capt Thompson, brought from tho
same place Captaint Il. Stewart and 40 men Of COM
paDy A, Baltimore Battalion. u. s. transport schooner
Sarah Jane, Capt. Barnes from BRACES Santiago 18th
instant brought two companies Of the LIST Regiment In
diana volunteers under command Of Capt r. H. Milroy
So men rank ana file.
Companies b. and T., Of the same battalion arrived
last evening in the brig Columbus under tho command
Of Capt Piper and Lieut.. Murphy.
Company F also arrived last evening. Capt Boyd Of
this company is endsavorng TO raise a company Tam
pico for the war He has already thirty or forty
enlisted.
Company C. OF the battalion has been almost di,bana
cd One OF the officers has gone home on sick leave,
another has gone to Vera Cruz leave and yet another
has remained at Tampco Some Of the men, too have
remained but most OF them have returned here diff
ferent vessels mixed In with other companies that
can make no formal report OF them.
We regret to be compelled to mention that Scrgt. w,
II. Hickman OF the Baltimore Battalion died the 9Th
inst. at on the Columbus. His disease was infam
nation of the bowels. lie the son Of Col ~ Hck-
man. Of the 9th Regiment Volunteer Infantry Of Balt-
morc-N. o. Picayune, In inss.
The schr. st, Paul, Capt. Samuel U. Percval arrived
of s
Bay, Capt VIM whiting OF the Mass. regiment, Capt
Charles W. Woodbury. Of Mass and several other gen
the recruiting service, he having generously con-
sented to let his into the other companies to nj
them up The regiment at the best has nov out ooo
Brooklyn IN W Eagle, and Providence Gazette, can
not fail to rally around him the best blood Of New Eng
land. Gen. Taylor IL at Monterey, with about 5000
troops.-New Orleans Delta, llth inst.
The reception and entertainment Of the returned vol
unteers at New Orleans the 10th inst Is said 10 have
been grand affair =" At the appointed time the fol.
lowing companies OF the Let Mississippi Regiment formed
In Cannl street. under their respective commanders viz
houn; company e, Capt Willis; company H. Capt, De-
AYE company O, Capt McMsnus; company II, Capt
Ciendenin; company X Capt Rodgers. This gallant
regiment numbered in all about 400 men, and under
capt Cooper, the senior captain Of the regiment
Having marched In procession, and reached Lafayette
Square savo OF 80 guns fred and the orator OF
tho day Hon. o. Prsntiss forward and addressed
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SkR NOTICE-The public are forbid trusting the
y Of the British Bark Eleutheria, frsm Limerick,
captain or esnssnss. J. McMU HRAYa
jeIAr Cor Piue aud South sire Of.
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CHAPTER XVI,

The decliningsun was again bathing the land
scape in its golden beauty, and each sloping hill,
and grassy pasturage, each lofty forest, dyed with
hues of autumn, and each level plain dotted with
orchards and varied by cultivation, looked more
lovely in the setting sunlight, since the raising o
the mist, had impaired new life and freshness tc
the view, than when the uncertain beams of the
battle morn, glimmercd among wreaths Of clouds
and threw a dim and palld light along the dark.
ened air, deepened to the gloom Of twilight by
the smoke and dust Of battle.
"WiIl thee mount thy horse, Miss Waltham!
Dost not see, young lady, that friend Tracy is
mounted and ready TO start? Nay, Betty Fisher
do not detain the maiden with thy endless gossip,
and Charles, man, what does thee stand grinning
at there, like another chessy
With many warm expression of thanks and
courtesy TO Miss Betty Fisher for her care and
attendance, Marian took the hand of the Quaker
and sprang from the hall steps of Chew's man.
sion, on 10 her favorte sized, which the watch.
full 'Chaws de Fust'' had conveyed from the
mansion on the ridge road, over 10 Germantown
since the strife and turmoil Of the battle morn
ing.
riding habit, which fitted closely and gracefully
around her bust and shoulders, with ruffle ol
delicate white encrcling the snowy neck, while
the skirt of the robe fell in voluminous folds
over the maidenly proportions of her figure, and
resting upon the saddle Of her bounding steedi
swept in graceful train until it touched the We
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bis manly form; there was Harry Hsii, the bluff
soldier, with bis face expressive Of unminglcd
curiosity and asionishmen' there was honest
Charles, the negro, weeping FOR his master; a.
round were grouped the careless idlers of the vii.
lsge, and over the corpse, in the centre Of the
IhrOng, was the form Of Herbeu Tracy; his arms
were folded, his eyes were downcast, his dark
bair fell wildly back from his uncovered brow,
and over each lineament Of his face came the
expression Of unguerable woe that gnawed al his
heou strings for years, and dweli in his soul un-
Ill bis dying day. One thought was gathering
over his soul, absorbing every other feeling, and
crushing every sentiment Of natural grief.
"He is dead-the father that oyedI And his
curse is on mel"
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CHAPTER XVII.

Major Tracy rode along in front Of the party
until he reached a point where aquiet graveyard
looks out upon the village street. Ii was then,
as it is now, somewhat elevated above the level
of the main street, and wall of rough, dark
grey stone, separatesi it from the highway, and
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