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VERMONT POLITICS.

To The Editor u The y Tribune
SIR: notice in making comments upon the nominations
Of the Vermont Wing Sate Convention, in The WEEKLY
TgIrusE of the 18th inst, YOU remark that
Oscar L. Shafter ought to have been chosen L. y Sen
ator last session. but the obsuacy of few Silver Grays
prevented
This statement coming in contact with the facts in the
case desire to correct The election of o. L. Skater to
the L. s. Senate no, prevented by the Strer Cray,
but by the deliberate action Of majority Of the Free Soil
party in the Legislature themselves
Tie Whig- in passed resolution unanimously,
plcdgng themselves 70 tho support OF q. l.. shaer for
e. s. Senator in case Of au election Of Wig State officers.
while the Free Soil roied dorR the following reso-
luton through Tie Influence OF the Lo,oFoco leaders OF
the party:
Re,otd Thai the Committee be instructed to propose
to the Nhes that will elect their Governor and Treas
urer on condition aiatthoy shall elect our Lieut. Governor,
all other State OhceGs ana u - Senaor-~e SENIOR %
BE- olccfcG frH.
These facts show beyond cay where the responsibility
in this matter rcsts every consistent who was AZ
Montpelier last session well knows and vii dispute.
Mr. Shaer and Lis friends resisted the action Of the
jority 10 the last and after the election OF proSaycry,
Rum eovernor acted with the Wings ell tes-quesons
during the remandor Of the session. NERHoSTER.
MiddebsTy, W. June IL. l25A
We could eross.examne thermometer if il were
worth while, but no matter. While all he says is
true, and the blame he fixes majority OF the pre-
tended Free Sellers in the last Vernon; Legislature
is richly merted, he dexterousy omts some truth es-
sentia TO fair statement. Of the case. He says the
Uhigs in caucus passed certain resolve, which IS
very true but ouits state the fact that certain Wings
opposed that same resolve in caucus and we are as
sured refused to be governed by it after il had passed
What sort of Whigs they were the reader will read
ily apprehend Ed.
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tain Of aid COMPANY ard whether the eagine wa IN
ured-ani recommend such acton as the Committee nag
consider proper. To Committee on Fire Department
REPORTS.
OF Committee on Finance 70 concur to require IN.
I, sectors for house Of Hose Company NO 70 pua sh'
house according TO contract. AdoPsej
o.; Committee on Railroads, that high'n-sV, nsi'"ad
Company be required to their ACCOMMODATION cars
from ri ysecond a, 20 rty-,nths, every hve minutes
daily from ga. VI. TO IOP.M. Laid on the table
OF same, 10 tia; steam be not USED siser SIX
months on Fouuh-sv. below Fc-.y-second ST. Lsii ON
the table 10 be printed.
Of Committee On Fire Department in favor Of Com
gnss &c; in favor Of procuring lot for house for en-
CINE Company Ne 10 and Hose Company No 30. 10
Committee Of the Whole.
COMBINATIONS
From tine Commissioner OF Streets and Lamps. cub
hitting the % contractors for cleaning street. iu
Frst second Third Fourth and Soy enih Districts with
be names OF tseir surc,ies Contractors. Frst John
Stiles Second Patrick toy'-; Third, A. g. Heekuolt,
Fourth Patrick Coyei seventh. Christian Zglerl wh
form of contracts To Committee on Cleaning Streets
From IN 81 Engineer ~ the Pre- Department ia an
wer 10 resolution saug that he does not consider he has
power 10 prevent Companies running out "i Their districts.
but Lere Is an ordinance before the Common Council To
,st m No chi, Engineer sgCh power large proportion
OF the department out OF their districts OCCASIONALLY;
no Company hrs been suspended since lst January ono
Board not conCurring with the other IN regard 70 mem;
engines No Is L. 81 A. and 30 forbidden Z, do duty,
except that No Al protec, the immaculate no,ghoor
hood in which they ar located engines 20 10 anu ~ are
placed in the public Yard and houses Of Nos To- 81 and
- bsye been locked up. To Committee on Fire Depart
ment.
COMMITTEE THE wHOLS.
The Boari then went into Committee of the hole, Mr.
FRYE in ,he chair and considered various papers which
had been presented TO il.
The Committee then aud reported in favor, without
amendment OF various papers which ordered to q
thir reading The report in favor of growing pavement
IN Broadway between Duane aud Morris ss was amend.
ed bv recurring the contractor 70 work on but onehalf
the width OF the time. and also TO groove
al the crossings Of the street and As amended ordered to
,Liri reading the report filing in sunkcn lots be
tween Thir.v.eehh and Thirty nin,hss and Sixih-av.
and Broadway. recommed: and the report IN rela-
zion ~ interpreters at Police Courts passed over
The Board then adjourned to Friday afternoon. At
T. ~
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pROCRFSS OF THE WAR.

Intense anxiety hangs the fate Of Sistra. The lus-
SLAMS were making desperate efforts to take it, and Mar
shall st. Armand had sent 900 troops b eve IT, namely,
"a 900 French Is 900 British and 30, 900 Turks OF Omer
Pashas force The Russians had 600 the spot,
and besieging and assauItng continued day and
NIGHT The Russians had made practicable breach but
freshet in the Danube prevented the orIning Advices
of the 25h May reported that the fortress might hold out
for fifteen days. The commandant Mesa Pssha, says he
will blow hmsefup and the fortress rather than surrender
During the night of May 90 the Russians made three
attempts TO Storm bat repulsed with fearful loss,
leaving 500 dead beneath the rampars The Turks also
made sortie and eieatei dreadful massacre OF the
Russians $500 being reported as the number OF ther
wounded and slain.
The HEADQUARTERS Of the allied army Mt Varns, and
If was calculated that by the 9TH June, the AngoFrench
force would be Shumla thence TO Sstra being three
DAYS march, consequently by the 10TH say the 18th
june they would be in the face of the enemy when bat
tie must ensue
There had been considerable fighting elsewhere.
The Governor Of Wddn writes that on 3lst May Sc
we're affair occurred at Slana when the Turks defeated
600 Russians killed 500, and captured their artillery
Other encounters more less sangunary are reported
All the Russians at Bucharest ordered 10 advance to
the Danube
Prince Pashkewitch at Kaarash on the LIST OF June
AT the latest dates the Russian force in Lesser Waa-
CHA was still falling back.
Gen Wysocki advises the Poles not to at present INTO
Turkey as the formation of Polish Legion delayed
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OF THE VETERANS OF Isls.


STRA6UsF, Wednesday, jane q 10.
The Convention Of the Veterans Of the War 81 isi~
met NJ the City Hall yesterday morning The ate adn-ee
number about 900 among them dozen Oneidas anu i've
dozen uondags Indians. They adjourned and iornih
PROCESSION marched 70 La Fayeite Park where hey s"re
received by the military end escorted 70 Corntan ha
AZ ] clock General Benson called ihe convention 10
order Tie Hon. Harvey Baldwin Of syracuse was chosen
Precedent with - Nce-Presen and the following Sec
retaros farrsl +. Smith. editor q TIE Journal NJ '>s
Summers Of TIE Standard. Edward HOodand u IAe h-
r1Iloan AMI Henry l.. Dinman of TIE CtreHloc
The President addressed the convention. after when
PRAYER delivered by the Rev N-. Ashley. Chaplain OF
Tie 5lsi Regiment.
Tie Clieiof The Onondaga Nation called 70 the plat
form and greeted Enthusiastically.
Afor address from Gen james ". Nye the ,0lYeh-
ton took recess. ,
In the evening session nothing ofimpor'ance TRANSFERRED
and The Convention adjourned I'll Wednesday.
SECOND DAT.
The Convention redser7bled AZ II o'clock this morning
resolution was reported urging attention 10 the claims
of the soldiers of The last and other wars.
The President addressed the Convention IN ayor OF the
resolution.
Mr. jordan OF ,ho Oneiins pleaded that the Indians
Should be remembered.
On request, the Indians gave warwhoop, 20 which the
soldiers responded.
Central COMMITTEE vas then appointed.
After speeches hy Gen Van Rensselaer, ami others ,ne
Indians came forward and gave Gen. Benson an Indian
name and adopted him into the Six Nations.
Adjourned df.
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THE BALTIC.

Nothing further has been done in the Baltic Admlra
Napicr's own division in leaving the Hango Roads,
would proceed along the northern coast the Gulf OF Fin
land to within twenty mile. of Helsngiors Admiral
Corrys division, including the French squadron, would
cruise off the southern until arriving near Consradt
when both divisions would unite and anchor in line
across the Gulf, thus cutting off the enemies communica-
ton with St. Petersburg by sea.
The French squadron % strong passed Runge on inc
9Th, steering northeast.
force of steam gun-boats was hastily fitting out IN
England Five English shps-oi-war were Oh 'her way 10
blockade the White Sea.
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VERMONT DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.
MoNTFELiER, VI, Wednesday, june y, TOT.

MONTPELIER, VI, Wednesday, june y, i'ji
The Democratic State Convention met here today
Erastus Plymp;on of Warlsboro presided. Gov Robin
son and Lieut. Gov. kidder both declined renomna
ton.
Merritt Clark OF Pcuney was nominated for Governor
and William Msttocks of Beachan for Lieut. Governor
Resolution. were passed comphmeniing the administration
of Franklin Pierce in strong terms, but declaring the sup
Dor, of or opposition the Nebraska bill should no; be
considered test Of party faith The following resolution
is supposed to refer to the know-Nothings:
Besd That Democracy Of Vermont believing in oa rec
OF birth openly
and sphaioAy coudenn organization secret %
that would depnve citizen native OF ad'pea VI MS %
po.i'icA o religious liberty
The Convention quite fully attended AMI The NOM
bers claim for it good degree of harmony.
Another dispatch says the Convention broke up IN
row on resolution approving of the Nebraska neHsure
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LATEST INTELLIGENCE,

Pans Friday Evcnng.-The closing prices of the
Funds this evening were; ~ cents, $685. cents
7gf Bank Stock 100000 There better feeling on
the Boursc.
The advance Of the Russians toward the position Of the
allied armies is announced and has created considerable
unoasiness in the moncycd world a, Paris.
It's said that ali the better class Of persons arc flying
from Petersburg, fearing that the troops arriving
are composed Of Cossacks
The T,ncss Paris correspondent audes TO the exist
cnce Of an injurious intrigue in the Turkish Councils and
the Encouragement of the War Department at CONSTANT
noplc Russian bribery is hintcd at
SnASGHAI, April lo.--In Tea nothing has been done.
Large purchases have been made in SILK.
CASroy.-IheTe have been large settlements in Tea
and high rates prevail Opium is declning.
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ASI

Letters of 9Th May report the effective force under Gen
Cuvon and Kerm Pasha at 900 men, with Ga guns and
two regiments Arabian cavalry. There have been no
movements, except skirmshes there is some sickness
Food and ammunition abundant and two months pay
was lately distributed the troops leaving SIX months
due.
The CrcassiaDs under Shamyl, were preparing 10 a.
tack Tas The Turkish ota, which was recently sent
o. tho army of Asia with ammunition has arrived safely.
Coysr.SrISoPLE, May 3O.-The occupation OF kedut
Kaeb by the Turks is confirmed. Anapa was evacuated,
as also was Kuliab.
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GERMANY.

meeting between the Emperor OF Austria anu
the King of Prussia, attended by their respective MN
listers was to take place on the 9th, OF Ieschean Oh
the Saxony frontier.
IT WAS suspected that the meeting wonld not increase the
coraiay of Austria toward the western powers especay
az :, has ,ranspired that Count Wosez is the bearer OF
letter from the Emperor Of Austria to Nicholas II -
hoevor stated that Prussia had sent note advising
Russia TO accept AustriGs invitation to withdraw from INC
Turkish Prscpalitos
There ia n rumor that Russia is inchned 70 suho'@o
Aus,r;a 10 propose an armistice.
Jmnortan, movements arc also diseernaos among inc
German States. ., IL, -.
Alta Conference of Eight Governments recently neu a.
uobr- !, was unanimously resolved thalt Is me inen
ton of Al, the German States adhere purely ana SIMPLY
10 Tho Convention of April 90 ii it be submitted 70 He
Diet, A, the same time there was drawn up te ms ~
note 10 Austria and Prussia, il those powers s"' .
consult the Diet The note agrees to deieha 'no ;J
and Prussan territories if menaced by hussln, -
Austria and Prussia will agree to deiena ''erna
tory with their whole force instead OF their CONNIE ,he
against invasions. But the German states uo' ;n
right reconsider before engaging IN any act Vi
Bavaria is the negotiating power between the PaI.'
CHANGE IN THE TURKISH MINIS -
Nehemet kepresli Pasha, recently called IRON ". 60
eru,nant of Adr.anople be Minister Of Marine - or
nontod Grand Vizer. He was formerly Turkish Mhls.'i
y, Toudon and is a Liberal. Hall Pasha succeeds nm
a. Minister of Marine. The change Is considered POM"
cally important.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-22

FATAL AocIDESr.-John Hopkins, about % years OF
age was killed upon the Western Railroad at est Brook
held, Tuesday forenoon. He was brakeman upon the
Express train from Albany and standing upon the
PLATFORM when he looked out up train and struck
bridge, which threw him underneath the train killing
him instantly.
SriciDE.-Dr. Inglehart. a German committed sucia,
10 baltimore Tuesday evening by cutting bis throat
aod ;nen JUMPING from third story window.
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BOARD OF COUNCILMEN.

WEDSEsDAr, June 20 lisa,
Present, EDwIs j. BRows, Esq. Prsident, in the
chair.
RESOLUTIONS.
by Mr. M,rHyR tina; the Committee on Fire Depart
ment inquire and report violation OF Corporation or
dnance by Engine Company No. 30 in running their en-
CINE the sidewalk corner secssdav aud iwentieth-si
night June 10, breaking awning post ana DONG other
damage. also whether snid Company guilty of any
other dsoriery Conduct that night who acted a. Cap
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RUN IN THE TWENTY SECOND WARD.
To ne Edifcy j IA, y. y. Tri5sn>
SIR: The Twenty-second Ward Temperance Alliance

presented Inc following petition:
T. ~, AidHnea and COMEDIAN n the TTeay sond Wayd
The unc.rgnd. resdcbf- II % Tvent Ward Of tho
Cry Asiok, deing the Intoxicating liquors
viii the les, Of the people o this Ward aud DESTROYS Of en-
the present perform
h important the humanity which Will,
Ichsfs 10 your power earnestly solicit
license keepers ~ houses ard 10 reduce all
Others nEHhe demanded by the shtened moral Of
tte reofle."
To this appended the Of four hundred
residents of tie Ward, Of whom large proportion wers
voters The petition circulated through only small
portion OF the Ward, and Judging from those parts visited
the sentmen; is almost unanimous against the abomnable
traffic except the part of those pecunariy or politically
interested
TO ils appended note signed by the President OF
the Alliance and three ministers OF the Ward shrlnng
their opinion that least ourfths of those selling IN
ioxcang LIQUORS kept ouen on the Sabbath in violation Of
law The hrong Of applicants for license seemed well
fitted for their respectable calling ana II the inhabs
ants OF that Ward are well robbed dunng the coming
wear viii not be the isul, Of those licensed 10 prey upon
iheir Lnnnin,... n.
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GREAT REITAIN.

Lord John Russell laid before Parlanent treaty with
SPAN respecting the Cuban slave trade.
MIR. Hume asked il the Government would s'c isy be-
fore the House any documents received from u" n1u-h
Consul Havana. order to ascertain II those anu
Slavery DEGREES eniorccdas within the pa-t ihfrc
months three cnrgoes q slaves had beer landed ~ Cuba
Lord John Russell replied that the treaty decree Jus, aid
ihe table being dated March - could not have had
practical effect Cuba at the date Mr. Hume referred TO-
On H., notice book j. motion for inquiry into the
seizure Of Americans AZ Falkland Island.
Government has agreed 10 the appointment Of Minis
Ter of War-ihe Duke If Newcastle being the Lord
John Russell has accepted the office of President of the
Council remaining in the House Of Commons, and Sir
George Grey il appointed Colonial Secretary.
Kossuth made an eloquent speech in Sheffield on the ma
;onRliy OF Poland and The I0Hdon TINES hiss an ediio
rial eudeayOr TO coun.eract Is effect
Ten thousand sabers taken from 'he Tower Of Lon
don to equip equal number OF Turkish cavalry.
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rover Also the following transports with par n thu r
ordinance shipothc-ire sooerano corvette Luisa Yer
The ships were to be ready to sail by the LIST Of June and
viii transport s1 thousand fresh troops Of which three
thousand VII be stationed IN Porto RICO ena 'he roman
der in Cuba Thee thousand accinated troops viii also
be removed fum Porto Rico Cuba, increasing the regn
lar army in that island By thousand additional n and
making the whole folce amount TO about tWehy-so 'u
sand troops OF all kinds and classes
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MASSACHUSETTS, STATE TEMPERANCE con
NENIfoN.

LOWELL. Wednesday, Jane q, lsji
The State Temperance Convention permanently Or
eonized TODAY The Hon. Samuel Hoar OF Concord was
chosen President will Vice President from each County
in the State. A large State Committee was chosen for
nernsueut oerations in aid of the Resolutions
were adouted calling state Convention four weeks PRIOR
10 The next annual ,c.ion when distinct STATE ;cset
will he nominated unless the candidates of the political
rnrtes endorse the Temperance movement Tha Conven
ion is large and spirited anil embraces many influential
citizens.
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american Securities.
Bushes active aud in instances prices had "a
y,nce,d Sterling Bonds inquired io
A. pnlLG A. On ltnnfn f.I-n.
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

SD for Boston NAV 81 Gray Palermo: June Meta
Marsees; 9Th Primrose TN Adrosan Adelaide cooper
froIa The [ yde; 7th. William. from GTAyrseud
MAY Simeon Draper a. Malaga June 3
Dartmouth for Bremen steamship Washnsten az BE
men 9th Aunet Fisher, 81 GIsVesend
or June South Durham and San Andres from
Mars is; 5h the Clyde 7th Nancy Treat from
Bristol; Hilbert from Bddeiosd 9Th, CompIoe from Liver
pool -
Arr from Philale phia June 7Sirocca. NJ Liverpool
sid for Baltimore inihIsp Liverpool Jh,
Scotia, ditto .
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DEFEAT OF THE CANADIAN MINIsTRY-PROI
ABLE DISSOLUTION OF PARLIAMENT.

QUrBEo, Wednesday, juno 81, 1854
The Ministry defeated at ocock this morning on
amendment the address in to the speech from
the throne for not settling the Clergy Reserves question
this session The vote stood AZ to %. An immediate dis
solution Of Parliament looked for it being expected
tia; tie old Ministry vii appeal to the country.
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GREECE.

dispatch from Athens, of Goth May, confirms
renort that the ipeurgents had gained victory in
Thesssy. The Turks lost 200 in killed many prisoners
and five guns The new Greek Ministry had taken the
oobs and satisfied the requirements of the Porte by issuing
peaceful orders and dismssing all unctonares implicated
in the instruction Among those dsgraced are four AIDS
doCamp of the King. The Porte consequently reirains
from all further measures against the Greeks.
The American Squadron was at syria, on June is''
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nFpATIRE OF TILE NIAGARA.

BOsTON. Wednesday, juno II IeIi.
The ROYAL Mai steamship Niagara Capt Lei'ch sailed
for Liverpool at 10 o'clock, ths morning. with III pas
sengers To which 20 will be added at Halifax. She taxes
ont si4 in American gold iers 5000 in American
gold coin silver coin. and 10000 in soyereigs
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NOTHING DONE BY TIE FLEETS.
IN COTTON AND TIE MONEY
MARKET


HALIFAX. wednesday, June 81, 1885,.
Tho royal mail steamer Canada, Capt Stone from Liv
crpccl Saturday tho 10th inst arrived at this port en-
rcwfc for Ros,cn, NJ u O'Clock this morning.
The Collins steamship Atlantic, from NeF'ioTk on the
sfih Of May, arrived out at Liverpool Il 10 O'Clock on
Wednesday evening the 7ih inst.
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TIE BLACK SEA.

dispatch from Admiral Iiamen, dated May q, states
briefly that during the twenty preceding days nothing had
been done except cruising about Sevaopo, without meet
ing with the enemy.
letter from the Doctor captured in the frigato Tiger
SAYS The Russians treat the prisoners with great kind
ness
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Passengers,

Ms. vn,on M and Mrs wip.lsw l. Col TAYLOR an! .dy
Nj N.h NJ. Mrs aud Miss Bryant, Miss Weber Mr.
AID Mrs. smith M and Nm Allan, M and Mr. Mills, MI .ns
Mn. Havcsn Nj and Mrs BENJAMIN Mr. and Mrs Evans W
Duuscbe daughters; M and Miss eehe Rev M
Behuu, lady and son Mr.. and MTs. Booth, NJ and Nh
I,sht MI and Mrs Watson Mr.. and Mrs Peters, Misses
Cohen Ciershon Booth, Sh-s Be.rden Msckae. Captain
pitch MessIs. Cameron. Service schmidt Ease has seen
Coe.ing Blunde Mshouse Hsid Hasting NorihuP Aston
Becter Kimm Wilson Liuder, Rohschd "Aipe Petre Ives
Coinmerss Ewsii Amy kas-us Michael binuy rers snc
Shepherd H.ows Damon Gidden Stevens stsring
Ats shaw Peirson and Mckenzie. GreaT, Esynsu Mai
Russell WIisoa Boot Col Tuoch CAPT Cooper NJ and Mrs
H.
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4 FORTNIGHT LArEe FROM CALIFORNIA.

NIW-VFEFkNF, IH7SII.i V71' .
The steamship United States arrived at the isehe az
ocoek this afternoon in a days from Aspnwali' bring
ing Caifornia dates to the let inst.
She report. tina: the steamship Illinois sailed for New
York on the 10Th with io0 passengers and nearly mion
dollars in treasure brought down Panama By TIE Joan
L Stevens.
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TRItI. EOH MIrRnER.

SYRACUSE, wednesday, June q, ls1i
James Mcclure trial Tor the murder OF Hoo!ln' has
been found guilty OF mansaughter in the fourth degree
aud sentenced 10 the state Prison for two years.
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NATIONAL HORSE SHOW AT PROVIDENCE.

PHOyIDISCT, Wednesday, juno y, I7'I
The Horse show now taking place this city Is very
fine one Over 20 arrivals have been entered end IN
everytinr except stations it is said to supass the c11
ton ct SpIa. field last year.
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BALTlNOHE, " ehntauay june II, Ic3I
The first branch Of The Cy Council tonight passed the
Susquchanua Railroad Consolidation biz over tue Mayors
veto. Ii is fully enacted.
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From Genoa there rumors of some Russian ships
cruising the Mediterranean under neutral iaSs.
The double conscrpton causing great distress through
out Ioinhardy. Substitution costs 900 FRANCS.
Another miracle is reported from Rome. a picture %!
the Madonna in the Church OF san Antonio d Padua q.
Civi,la Vecchia has been winking the worshppers
The austrian Gordon agans. Tess.na Is abolished
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SPAIN.

Lord Hovden the British Mniste-. is to have COM
mand in the East. He is succeeded by Mr. Otway.
Six war steamers were be sen, 10 Cuba, instead of
four and they will take out 900 additional troops