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Congregational Coun ell.

BOSTON,, June lA-The National Coun.
GU Of Congregational Churches convened
to-oey About 400 delegates were present.
lne 0uowing officers were elected. Mod
e!ator. ex.Goy. VIM. 4. Buckingham Of
Conn. FiE9t Assistant, Hon Chas q Ham.
mon g Ills Second Assistant, ReY. 10.
sepa =. Xh0mpson Of New York. =
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DrOWned.

TORONTO, G. W., June l4.-Last evening
g parry consisting of Mr.. T.. Coleman,
Miss Carrie Coleman, Miss Kate Gay, Miss
Creighton and Geo. Creighton were row.
Ing In DE-. Jordan's canal, the steamer Ar.
gylo passed them capsizing their boat. Eff
tunately, all except Geo. Creighton were
drowned.
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Liquora Nelxed.

NEW York, June l4-The Collector az
Internal Revenue Of Albany, has seized in |
this city, q large quantity Of whisky and |
beer, said 20 have been made In that city |
without paying the tax.
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N8w York, June 1.-THE steamers
Persia and City Of Cork took out to-day .
million In treasure.
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Wharf TambleA Overheard.
BosroN, June IA portion Of Clark's
wharf 10 East Boston, tumbled overheard
last night, the underpinning being rotten.
Some forty thousand bushels OF salt stored
In small wood teneineuts was lost to Tall
madge. whose loss is estimated at seventy.
Eve thousand dollars.
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The Atlantic Telexraph.

New York. June l4.-Private advices
from prominent member of the Atlantic
TNegraph Company announces the com
pbtton Of the cable, and confidence in hav.
lug England aud America in telesraphic
Communication next month. :.
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tha Mavnr And Aldormom az fho c;fv h.ve
arrived here "a cnnsnlf vith prasidanl
Johnson ahont the decentralization ~ civil
~nvernmenf 49, - ~
ccra,nnrs Varco .ra r...,., 40 %,
confined in the Old C.nitci nri.o,, az, =
have NOT vet snn,isd for nsrdonl sifhnnos
r. r. ranr:.entad ther vi,I A - =.
Annlicstinn ~ hssn n msde - IL. Post,
nfacn Denertment ~ MT 81. o&erst;on IN
az ~ ovn eneceesions. vhich ~ 49, 4vics
Ia Tie. spproval az 6oth ia secretsrv ~ =,
Nsvv sn1 Wa ana - ~ rert;eil~ ~.
d"ysi 10 rs ~ ~ pr.s;a.n. ~. ny ~. ~
nlov some az orr nnmernns snrnins NJ
atesmera q Ocaen mn sn.smer.. ~
1nr4hvifh "a onmmenoe A. vorIr 10 ~ 4.
liahin. = line IA efeemar. from Ncyr Yori
Ia 0oivav.@ -.
r -,,p,
Ao.., sIuo ao-Ane1 1e'ut1s Esicn'
1. .v;,~ t,'s.p onS ea. ns,
~. OrS ~hn .,s =. .s.n.sh ., :" paaos "
0eaeral Tnrner hss I'm assirned n th1
militarv districf az Henrico renntv s ~.
bracine Richmond. His first sct wss t.
aouelch the robel MAYOR. who had been
reinatated with his negro huntine rehe1
police.
N band Of 1uerrillaa. 5nO atrcru h.ve
lately collected IN Patriok county, Virrinia
threatening the iuhabitants with venreancs
-four have been arrested, and two were
1t once tried. Convicted and aentenoed n
be shot. The others were sent to the Pen.
iteutiary.
Tho 1tt6sme's Richmond correspondent
says: The military authorities. under he
command Of Hallsck ana Ord. in conneo-
ton with the rebel Mayor, Mayo, have in
augurated system Of oppression and out
which has created intense excitement. NC
details of these outragee are omitted. n
they have already been published.
The Tsibwne's Washineton special SAYS
8hsrman's friends assert that Halleck's at
tempt 81 placing the responsibility for his
order upon Grant Is dishonest bubble.
Grant notified Halleck Of the Ilispproval Of
Government, but the specific annullment
was from Halleck, aud unknown to Grant.
which he says in what he did. he W. oniv
carrying ont what he knew I'd be the wiahca
Of the War Department.
NRv YoRr. rune IA .t.ta,.,. :.
nnhlished IN tasr HeIIaclrs =. Mh;sL ~ =
savs fha order issr,a1 ~ h;,n =, =. rsia.,a, No
M mOve,nents If frnons sffar sha.r,. n -
arrsnpemenf With Inhrs+on h.S ~. ~ AZ q
@@rrsuGSsu' nsIe A1us0 uuoef inssIuctaons
eSs nv Jo.ss ~ ~ - sV wy ~ ln4 Of
49,. ~ o1 - ~ ls1 ~ 1nsenGoo % te0ece
G stn "a s.H ~ u.s. p0Lu! ~ ucn. sherman.
shc.,s@ III 1UlMso,M etasemens
~.s.- - m rAs. s. .1susr,yuly oleOoeyeo
Nxsn AVanes tO0k MS own way and
Asa 49, g - caps H4 Davls.
- xsnseS ~ eenlngton specte! says We
,asI aDw - en .. @ lofm some idee OF the
.s:n6.1 ~ u9e NY the Mlntafy Commits.
~ ~ 1.. u .a.1nef engaged 20 the trial Of
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$50 Lean.

PHILADELPHIA, June 1S.-Jay Cooke 70.
ports the subscriptions tn the 7-30 loan
to-day amounted 20 81, SOC. $50,
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BIRDS AND BATs.-We know Of nothing
more cruel and heartless than the whole
sale slaughter Of the small birds, SO COM
mon in many OF our towns. The farmer
owes more to the birds than he is apt TO
admit. They destroy innumer ,,;1l IN. insects
jure his crops. If the robin, the cherry
bird, the t-bird, or any other, is disposed
TO make dive at the strawberry bed or
the cherry tree, there are modes of pre-
venting tsem from taking all. If they
want a few, better let them have them taan
to kill them. Don't destroy the bats They
do an untold amount of good in catching
the pight-hying moths, some of which are
the parents Of the most destructive worms
and insects. Nor do they do any harm
There was a time when We, in common
with most other boys, made . practice Of
striking down every bat we saw, with q
sort OF feeling that we were. doing good
thing, It was mistake, and we are sorry
10 have q single bat on the conscience
Bats do good and only good, and the farm
Ok and the farmers boy should be. the las:
to harm then. -Ne,g England Farmer. s
]
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The following donations In goods have

Sunday School books by the Rev. G. Wa.
ters, from the Presbyterian Board of Pub.
LEGATION, Chicago, $l6. School books, Prof
Piper, $40. School books from Sargent.
Wilson, Hinckle q Co., Cincinnati, 500.
One Grover d. Baker Sewing Machine,
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NV Yonx. Juno 1.-THE zSxses' Wash
inRton special, says Mons. Kaikelski, .
gentleman OF tho expattiated Poles, now
temporarily sojourning In Switzerland,
has arrived In this city, and will wait upon
the President tomorrow, to learn what. ii
any, concessions can be granted to these
unfortunate people. They number from
$4,000 to 10 900, mostly peasantry. and
seek to emigrate to this country and en-.
ment has voted them one hundred francs
each, and the French Governmentwill pay
their passage to New York. An effort
will be made to have them settle in Viz
Rinia.
g. NJ. Delany Of Augusta, Me-. who was
arrested for forging false enlistment pa
pers and various other frauds, was con-
vlcted, and to-day sent forward to Con.
cord, N. H., being sentenced to imprison-
ment for the period of 10 years, to pay a
ine Of $4,000, and to remain in custody
till the fine IL paid. Before Delany left he
offered to pay the fine il he, could be par
doned. It 10 said he made Q large fortune
BY the Transaction.
The 2sibume has private intelligence
from Hayti stating that the insurgent force
was reported TO be ON the march tor Port
their determination to establish more
liberal government and place themselves
under the projection and patronage Of the
United States,
The Tribunss Washington special Gays
that Major Gen. Ord he's been assigned to
the military command Of the State Of Ore
gon, headquarters ct Portland.
Delaney, the Maine bounty broker, has
been Internationally pardoned by the
President.
Capt. Fisk, Of the Yellow Stone expedi-
ton, leaves for his Western tour this eve
ming. X
G1n. Sheridan has submitted his report.
Heas particularly severe upon the conduct
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. b. Gen Rohlss che ONLY nriraaiey

LoRss; the second BY Cen Rehlc: che only Brigade.
paragnay); the third nndcr the immediate command
OF Pr cstent lopez and the fourth under various com.
inanderr IN different places. The estimates OF artillery
ore dubious and contradictory from 3D to 900 held
pieces anu battery guns; the chief officer Is Col WIS
hrr VINO served under Gen. GuyOn in tho Hungarian
csmphsn we understand there are no English ohtcers
IN the service except Surgeon General Stewart and his
corps OF army doctors There are about 80 Engshmen
employed III the arsenal Of Asuncion.
THE ALLIED FoRCEs
The navy will be limited TO Brazil which las at
present 20 wcr steamers In the River Plate and can
double this force In short time The land forces com
prise l5 900 Braziiians in MonlevIeo 1900 of the
army OF the Rio Grande aud neqhboring provinces
TO- 90 troops dsposable at Rio Janoro 600 Orieutas
under Gen Flores 10000 Argentines under Gen Cr-
quiSa. and 10000 1ndcr the Commander Chief Gen.
Mitre making to.al Of rs. 900 men.
THE PARAGUAYAy FLEET.
The feet Of Lopez at present consists the following
war steamers: Tacuary Igu1ey. Paraguay, Rio Apa
Jejuy, Rio Blanco YpOra Salto do Guaira Argentina
ParaEa and new steamer properly belonging to Para.
quay, aud almost all built at Asuncion.
: Tho gunbOat Anhambay Marques d. Olinda and a
smaller steamer taken from the Brezilians.
Pulaski Cayour Flying Fish, and Ranger, recently
purchased.
Saito. IS de Mayo. and Gualesuay taken from the
Argentines.
Making total Of 81 steamers besides three b-igsof
war Rosario. Indepcndep:ia and Aquidabsn." and a
number Of hatboaa like the Humaita and Cerro Leon
carrying one Armgt.ong. Sc.ponnder each.
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THE NETWORK TAX comma
II 81 SlONER's CASE.

} Judgment for the ReIator-He L. R.,Isiea
to the Once. Fees aud EmoIa ns,nss-.
Deci'ten Of the Court OF appeals. 1910
ALBANY, Tuesday. June IL iess
The following is the decision Of tho Coart Of
rr.sls in the case Of the NewYo Tax Commission.
er; Iae People ex rel. BrowI agt Woodrow Tho
jucgment appealed from is reversed. and Judgment
dered for the plaintiffs that the defendant hes u.arped
the said office Of Commissioner OF Taxes etc., and that
no DO ousted thcrcom and that the rsspr IL entitled
to the said Office and to the fees and emouments there
Of and that the record be rcmitted TO the Supreme
Court with directions that Judgment be entered therein
accordingly. and referee be ordered to take an ac
count of the fees and emolumens Of said office 4cevad
by the said defendant to which the rcator was entitled
and that OH the coming In and confirmation Of Inc re-
port Of the referee that said rclator have judgment for
the amount 20 found due. with costa of this action
In the case Of The People ex rel Williamson sgt.
Purser. the Same judgment as in tho above wa.
rendered 10
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Evening Exehan-e-JUsE 10.
Laersa shin News.


Steamship America Clit savanna al 10Th inst, ga.e and
pass, Wakonan. tiookn Dickinson.
Steamship Chase Rogers savannah 10Th Inst p'-- ard
pass, Lewis l.. Jones
L. 8. steamship Vanderbilt. Gun u.Gudr Piekerink from
New London Ia search Of yunbovt Gettysburg and ortos
Sqnsndo.
Ship Jo.e6t, Aira Remedies, Havana, IL ds,' in BAL
la.t. TO iIargos Co.
SHIP Sterling lof kcnnebuni), Mason NC 10 day in bal
la., 10 ID Brooknan 4 Co.
Bark John Paul Cuirsy Cay Frces sassr to Gorge =.
Bulsy. -
Bark .rsterlande fsnov.) kyson. Bremen 3, e.r With
mdse. aud 25s pass, to Cnk1r Go.
Bark .ihsmine of Turks Islam H. &c Even Port Prince
10 dsys coffee &C., to Becker Co. .
Parkenne Teresa Avery. Marsraibo MAY 2th sna e b~
ssb with hides Cocos, TO Maisud Phelps Co. Len no
vessels.
schr Laura Pride (of st. K,,sl Bonson Bsrscoe dsy.
fruit j. l. T. PeIrsal Len schr juliet for New-tort IN
days. - -,
Schr Herschel Lopez Washington days, in bsn's to }.
Briggs ,
se6r Fanny Mos Davis Beaufort. N c. ds'' 'ii'Sss
to master. -. =.
schr Eliza Mcdonald Georgetown p. T. L. DAYS, osAas
c. II. rrumbul.
WISD-At sunset. w. S.-W.
SPOKEN.
Bark A. IT, Iiteton from Havana Tor New iorh-i-h inse
100 miles n h. Of Cape May.
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PPu saiO.

Herr Won Bismark had made speech in the
Chamber of Deputies the Scheswig liolslein ques-
ton In which he said:
"Our demands have for their obi solely 20 place
Germany In desensible condition by sea- and obtain
guarantee which may prevent the necessity Of another
attack upon Duppe These conditions are moderate 10
long an 40 preteDder show what. IN our opinion
would be better title 10 the Ducbies than our own
do not know who should contest our possession. The
dukedom Of Scheswig Holstein end Of Lancnbnrg IL
vested In the Sovcregns Of Austria and Prussia Their
Maiestes propose TO convokc the estates and they will
neither constrain that body allow themselves 10 be
constrained by IT, II no understanding be arrived at
ncsided proceeding viii bc able tn make Us quit The
Dnchies IL you doubt right. make your vote Of the
supplies dependent upon the condition Of our acquiring
Kiel and say No Kiel. no money"
Austria had given her consent for tho conyocnton OF
the Provincial Estates Of Scheswig and HolsteiD In
accordance with the Constitution OF lri In order a.
vote an electoral law for the common Diet Of The two
Duchies.
The Danes In North Schleswig had presented a
memorial 10 the Prussan Commissioners complaining
that they suffer great hardships under the intermediate
rSim<
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FROM THE PACIFIC COAST.
Tho Salvador Pirates - The Mexican
Immigrants "-Ihey are Held on u
Charge OF Grand Larccny-M ing
lnteiiixencc-Thc Fourth Of July im
Ann ErnuciscO.

SAN Fa,NcIsco Wednesday, June T. 1865.
The arguments III the Salvador piracy ease
were concluded to-day. The Commission. probably,
will not allow its finding b. DO publicly known until the
President las been advised
Tho parties charged with IN attempt to seize the
steamer Colon have been held 10 answer before the
County Court the charge of grand larceny. The
evidence does clearly show what tho purpose of
the intended seizure.
Efforts still quietly making to Induce parties TO
enlist In tho emigration association for MEXICO. -
Arrived steamer Brother Jonathan. from the North.
coast. with sl550OO III gold, nom 'ictoTin, ani
92 90 from Portland.
Tho Northern mines are reopchn's 10 Uaue ana
begin To yied largely ngain. ,o..
SAN FR,NcIsco. Thursday. June &, 1865.
Tho overland mail has arrived with New-Nork dates
of May -.
Preparations arc making here for the erandest cele
bration Of tho Fourth Of July over known on the
Pacific coast
Arrived steamer Constitution. from Panama, with
the passengers and mails from NewYo on the 9Th
NJ May.
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OUR IRON-CLADS At HAVANA.
HOW THE STONEWALL LOCKS.
THE REBEL MAURY OFFERS TO SURRENDER.
Special Dispatch to The N. Y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON. Tuesday June l3 1865.
TIE IROS-CTkDS AT HAVANA.


Admiral Godon, Of the special squadron sent
out several weeks ago for the capture OF the late Rebel
ram Stonewa arrived in town to-day and reported IN
person the Navy Department. The reception OF our
feet By the authorities and the people generally OF Ha
vana represented by Admiral Godon 10 have been Of
the most fattering character. The most peculiar and
unusual pment bestowed upon the squadron on Its
arrival was the visit Of the Captain-GeneraL who
made personal inspection Of the iron cads, In contra
yenton Of Spanish law circumstance which evidences
the radical change which has recently occurred in the
feelings OF the people toward the United States.
When the presence Of our feet became known TO the
citizens Consul Gen. Miner was overwhelmed with APP
peatons for permission to visit our iron clads which
were literally granted thousands Of the Cubsns awaiting
themselves of the extended courtesy and all expressing
In the most exravagant terms their admiration for the
vessels composing the feet. During the visit Of the
feet our officers were treated with the most distn'
guished consideration and were everywhere received
with the greatest enthusiasm. Balls. parties aud din
pers were inflicted upon them and on every occasion
the citizens We'd with another In exhibiting especial
marks of respect TO the American flag.
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Cir nAr says: 1.-THE market quiet Of the
ns but week progressed increaed hnness sppesfrd

,oh.,,, Cir, MAR .sys THE market quiet Of the
ms but the week Progressed increased nnoess
and The Hibernss well the bnoyant state 81 tne
MANCHESTER market caused great activity. very extensive
business has been iran'aeed daily ~ su.n.
quotations particularly in American vnd long aIed descfp
the rodu ton of the Bank te tending to increase The
week American continues 3 demand and hs. sayanssd
h ns The Sy o. s y 3D. ss sa sasrs y
Egyptian large rasons have taken place md quotations
are Ssss & H. per b.
interior S SiI' are and without
81 IsS :o .peS ., ~sis ioI
sf Y Nsss s'tH va SbTins s"
ssst ' 1n ,a a ScIas iu so AmsScsn A.
MAvcnKsrrn TnApr--Trade at Manchester, yesterday,
Inability the part of the spnners deliver early on the adj
ed quotations. was ersntns panic among bnJc,
Mash Co. report Flour dun aud e. bS cheaper, Wet,
f." ssp ,.sss. ks q Ss A %'' ,fy
Winter Red sds Indian Corn very depressed owing
prospect Of early supplies from Amerea aud quotations 3D.
fa5d. d a. lower; Mised and Yellow, Tl6a!S6
PRovisioSs-0ordon, Bruce Co. and others report
Beef moderate demand firm prices especially qs nae
IN small request at easier Cheese steady hne, 81 as
Lard qoieer s. acc Tslow. quiet bat se-dy at 1914
PRopucE-rhe Brokers Circular r.ports: Ashes ratter
easier Pots "a Pearls 80 sugar qust but steady COZ
s SS ps ess no S . ' Of Fish Lases very
quiet osin fine qualities and wanted bn medntn
sud dull sale; Spirits 1urpeIin. inactive Z" 90!
per e.t. Petrocu-Bou English a Coz report none ~
krt haud- 2'312tt the price demanded.
LONDON MAkKETs-Messrs Barring BROTHERS report: orr
market very qa.e White American wheat 81 go "inte'
r. heat Il, az Spring II at3. Flour u 0s4 Iron
very hrm; Rails and BNs II Scotch Pig al sugar gnir
and Prices rt,hcr easier Coffee rm Tea hrn but ste
doing owin high prices demanded; Common tci ;oi
IL Rice qse, but steady. Lnseet hrn. Linseed Oi
ste,dy a. h Spirit. Tur?snnr So Crude Petroisum
nominal sls ReGnod2i Sperm O!-Deinsnd limited al
AarrIoAx sscrEiIIrs Barring Bro, ay the demand 20,
=, continues large at o7a6i! Erie 5o"St Illinois Cen'Is
Is. 7Sdo2; shsre t Hot Pennsylvania Central H. Sldsj
tmgiiia In moro inquiry Of MAI
es. MeCal Co report the Glasgow market very quiet
II Wednesday rates for articles Of Bfsndstuas
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IT. Ee Editor u The N. Y. Tribuse.

SIR: l was much surpr'ed on SaturJa'' 1orn-
ing ,st to see card published which purro,. to b.
signed by five If the Jurors serving in the Cotton case
recently terminated in the U s. District Court id
dressed TO D. s. Dckenson. District Attornsy. and
which found liz way into the columns Of yonr ~idely
read and Influential ournnl 1t needs correction BY
me. have served Tor the last sixteen year. ~ the
several nes in the City OF NewYork and the practice
prevalent OF late Of persons publishing IT, private
discussions o. the Jury room through the press which
heretofore considered sacred, should receive the
censure of intelligent community That ILL., state
rnents contained in said card without any 'ounda-
ton or truth | can substantiatc. The motive viii 10
sd own hereafter
The statement made that the other fse Jurors wonld
have signed tie card II present j. untrue The fics
that they would not sign the card.
Respectfully yours. &c.. A. w. kobiSsoS.
Nelo. f0rf. June IL 1900
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Brsxil nud the River Plate.

Rio adyices of May 10 state that triple
alliance has been signed between Brazil, Uruguay aud
the Argentine Republic
Twenty thousand men have been sent against Para
quay. c,.. - ,
lie Brazili,n fleet has sailed for Corr,entes and
Humsta. , n..
War has not yet been declared between Paraguay
and Bucnos Ayres, but il appears imminent ,
Other accounts received at Lisbon sihte that
Buenos Ayrcs had actually declared war against fara'
quay. A.. A. .o,ov.u,
from the River Plnte confirming tae anticipated IuP
ture between Paraguay and Buenos Ayres need not
IL is considered create any apprehension OF serious
or prolonged war.
Iopez has thrown himself against the com
bined power Of Brazil Montevdeo and Buenos
Aytes and although bis half snvaQe troops may
work mischief the outlying provinces Of those coun
tries they are 1t hay be assumed wholly incompetent
% perform any important operations OF regular war
fare.
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Great rltafu.

The Princess OF Wales was safely delivered
,his morning OF "A Mother and child are ooth 90.
ing well. The event was somewhat unexpected. tne
Princess having attended concert the previous even
Parliament adjourned on the I'd inst for the Whit
Vuntide holidays.
The body 81 Capt. Sinclair of the blockade-runner
Ieil, which was wrecked off Liverpool ON the lain Oh
January last was found floating off Fleetwood ON the
Slst nit verdict Of found drowned was returned.
The London correspondent Of The Manehsst1 Gsar
san does not believe in the success Tf the Canaunn
mission as announced e I G% ne says aau for
more than month respecting the fortiheaton scnei
but hitherto they have failed to extoit from MI Oalu
we'll anything like an acceptance Oh .c c,n ;i ~. ;
xbey were authorized to PROPOSE ana when pa"y Big
nied that England TO bear the brunf OF the huge
expenditure. ,,o uorss ~ Commons on TIE I'd
grove the correctness Of the above statement. MI
Cardye In answer the question, stated that the
ference between the Government and the Canadian
Delegates bad not been brought 10 competon Out he
Hopea shortly to be able to report the results.
La Patre denies, by authority, the statement Una,
Gen Bourdaki would be sent TO Mexico Win lo'"O
men. -, ,,,.
Ia France saws that the mission Of NJ Eloin was 70
scquaint the King of the Begians with the mar
Of Taccambaro and TO give precise .h y,
Emperor Napoleon. KING Leopold and the Emperor Vi
Austria as to the real state Of Mexico
N Eloin was directed TO assure President Johnson
ss' To T ms as friendly relations with the United
States 1t is said that NJ ElOin bad occasion to con-
graduate himself on the reception be had received
0Um Iresldent JOnnsoi
The GLOBE alludes " the above and says: 1--WE have
some reason 10 believe that la France has been is'
formed touching the experiences Of N. E.on IN the
United States. We have been Informed that N. Elon
vas not received by Mr.. johnson at all, and that the
Envoy Of the Emperor MsXimilian was not able 10
open even informal relations with Mr.. johnson OF any
member OF bis Cabinet" "a
The Daily Ners says telegram received by one ofth
Indian banks. and dated Bombay May 81. makes nc
reference whatever to the that the Bombay BANK
Had suspended specie payments thai any banking
ether failures had occurred Had any important bank
stopped with connections in London, the fact would
certainly have been stated in this telegram Il is not
unlikely, however. that one or two nnmportant local
banks icay have failed during the recent specnla
tive mania In Bombay many new concerns of the kind
we're started with view to enter into the gambling
operations Of the time.
The Times says a commercial telegram dated BON.
bay 3lst May has been received but it makes al
lson to any difficulties Of banks or other establish
Denta
The Daily Telegraph says: Teegraphic advces to
9lst May make mention Of any further mercantile
snbaTrassments at Bombay.