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ARMY BULLETIN.
oYYrcEzs FOR THE rnxEDMss's BUREAU.

OFFICERS FOR THE FRgEDMRs's BUREAU. (
section four Of General Order No S. from tho Adjuian
Generals once Of the War Department dated February
"a, 1850, orders the following officers Of the veterai
Reserve corps TO report by letter TO Major General How
ard, Commissioner Of Refugees. Freedmen and Aban
doncd Lands for assignment duty In said bureau ID
replace officers therein serving whose commands have
been or are 70 be mustered out OF Colonels "
d. sewel Brevet Brgadier General United Volun
teers Third regiment, and John Hondrickson Brevet
regiment
Lieutenant Colonels Beneze Foust, Brcvet Colonel
Tenth resment and lewis G. Skinner Eighth regiment
Major Alanson 4. Niles, Eleventh regiment
Captains Robert r. Gardner First cgment John Tyler
ana ana iamss Iownsr SesSna reg msn' Brooks
lace and James II Rice, Finh regiment W, Sellers Hil
and VIM Eldridge, Ninth rcgiment; A. Benson Brown
Twelfth regiment u. T. Platt Thirteenth regiment VIM
T. Van pelip Fourteenth regiment; Michael Walsh and
Twenty third regiment; Joseph o'Yeil, W. W. Merrill,
T. b. Gates and Justin N. Chapman.
Frs, Llea.enAns W. Parks, First regiment; George
w Coriiss, Third regiment; Adams Miller Seventh regi-
men,i Joseph A. Greene, Eighth regiment T. Mathsr,
Tenth regiment; John .. Wood, sidney n Smith,
Andrew s Grahnn, John r. smith. Fourteenth regi.
ment D. white, Nineteenth regiment; Jabez b.
Banding and W w Ellis, Twenty nrst r. rgimcnt
Second Lieuienants Clinton Loyeridgo First resi.
WS1. Wsn.; Andrew r O. Deacon, Fins regiment. Henry \
Boon fsen ner%ens sa%',
ment; Fielding Neale John L. Graham, Levi y Bur.
nett ana t. q. Budd, Twenty FIRST reg nent.
HoNORABLY MUSTERED OUT.
Captains James Benedict and Rufus King, Commits
saries OF Subsistence Of Volunteers
Captains and Breyct Majors W. n. Taylor, Joseph O.
Pnckney and W. M vosleson, Commssares OF subsist.
ence OF Volunteers
DISCHARGED.
Hospital Stewards Charles H. LOWS, John Loebcr and
,. wellington welch Unscd States Army
RELIEVED
Bnvct Major Charles @ Lso Assistant Surgeon United
States Army, from duty In the Surgeon Generals ofco
and oNered to duty In the oloo of the Medical Director
OF the East
Hospital Steward Theodore v. Brown, United States
Array, fpom duty la tho surgeon Generals Office, and
ordered 10 Carlisle Barracks Pa 10 accompany de.
tacbment OF recruits for the First United States cavalry
to the Military Division OF tho Pacific
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The 2is, and spent the greater portion or the day m
drinking saloona He attracted much attention nv ~
singular demeenor and Appearance aud many persouS
Remarked that he Wa -,hsg drunk crazy whom LED
@ seen alive he was somewhat uIs-s Tho innusncc ef
,quo put appeared 10 have the use ~ sensea In
speket we're found three Photographic two OF ladies
@ aaa one OF gentleman The body rocognired ~
one OF The Nineiy sixth regiment a. being that o. Louis
nay aessrb d 10 the scharge papers There we're No
nr ~ waeYer OF violence on his person and tho man
80 ~ Whch ne was snsps nded from tho tree-hs toes
nearly touching the groundwas stronx evidence that Ss
sSnm,.ed ,aa saelde The jury brought 10 yerd Y
wile % laoorins undor temporary insanity" Ths
Doay was uen placed In Receiving vault 81 Michass
Cemetery Astoria, where ye, remains, for idenlinos-
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safeide of . Dtsshsrgsd soldier o.
PIushfnu. T.. I.-Coressr's Isqasst.

on tss nom ns - ths II inst, atoa, o'ciD,s a.
NJ ga1-ss.n Es~ama. from yashng, vas passing
AIous tbs rad a. Ronas's Wei. sh0rt distAnos
ffou Rrshng. be bshsd tbs bpfy ~ man Saapsniad
from one u ibs wces adyonisg ths rad We 81 osos
yrscuFsd sai.soce Ard nosinsd cor0n@s wahAn Less.
a Ar0ra Prom stosi rt~. usard ssreFN tD-
ssYuff psujscNnK limb ~ ths reo AMI n~s~9 "a ne
rsunlng kn9t manner, buns us hfsiasa foffn "a mAA
aLgai tssnty Ave- yssrs ~ sgr, u tAss s0rts'fyn,
hafsi eyes and shafp fesigrcs, wth a. nAeiAche 40
ris n vs. drssvd 10 fast bius eaasinefs s.l
With ss~naed W 10 perf.ctiy nv, sri haa a bsos
Eo1rsth bat Coroner iess ~ or<s emtans - t1I
and bsl1 an nqs@ss 10 On Adosnns haans ne f9.hvr
lrg fsts siic;i<1 tgriaE us inssstssies -ffym
ks d~cissss p~p~-, whteh ~srs fyyns ~ E.'.A
spQssrs tsx a. fecsx~ef stisfef N Cspssin
o NJ Coivins cempsny, firssy suh f~rmeri Nsr
Yea vo,yai~eu, sbDsl ltsl lsss. us1s ,es
eharrsd sad y~is a a tig rsat ygsa viih Ne fesa
n Rs rsr ss.at % F.srsssy iss< sst esrs % -
Nsw yorE Ne bs<dad 80 fsw esys a. ~ Cr.s1 sfs~a
vn8sr ~. nsms - Juhs ssf is hs hasffinf ksase -
ths isAA gsst Ma oAdA ha sEo~>fsa1s u n-sAan< q
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HtN FhhNclffO, FTD Ibod
democratic oonvcntionr assembled raeratnrnts D
a few evenings since In iarye nufnbera sustain ths
Ircsidenrs veto and policy generally. hH Goyvrnor Deg
lor addressed tbom In approval Of tho Presdsns vst
aud reconstruction policy
Many citizens Of Eidorado met at Placervls lao
night and cndo sed tho position OF Congrcsa
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The virginia Lexisistsre.

The House of Delegates has reoonsidsrod ths VOC
passing tho Senate bin amending ths usury Law ~
bill then rejected that the legal rate Of iaseren -
Virginia wall romain 81 six per nl
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Flood. I'm the susaushanp..

HfL iAOHh, Ftb- ~, fbo0
despaioh from Hayre do Grns,, Nd. this evening
reports considerable rss In the waters Of the susqss
hanna Drif Ice and large qlants " sawed logs heye
been constantly passing for Tho iass foy hours ~
damage 10 very great
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Mt is Passive HuIetde Co Permit The
health " be undermined the eon.tit.oa hrotsn ssd ~
Fass q NE shortened ~ nsrreus cempsss ~,nspAnss
lonsno@s Ind sestioD, ehr-i. hs.iAeh cs sn-finans -
ismillsni levers .s.h u. fso es.sgAshsd ~ seyass.
kin ysssonl or ths.s evils.
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Of beauty unnp.ired much later Period lAa gsns-
rally the ladies should use BtfNErrs kALLfsIOk
The references isgyn s~s h.ndopk c0nsAiulns As
language u towers Distributed srsiatoasly by drvsg.
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P.r.onaI Int.llls.nee.

Colonel q. " II. Youngr, formerly Of ths Nsw Tee
Custom HOUSE. and Deputy toloctor OF th. pors -
Mobile recently presented with splendid ehrons1-
and chain by his sabordins,ss token Of sAss
esteem.
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III. LADIES 81 NrN ioKx AED BajDKLyw ere st~-
risd v ~. sci 10 SOyFIT ~ IN AErigiCAL rffIv.
IE- las sn1sd from tha 400. a1f sho~ a.
fo.fss ~ tbs PAAlsIAA FLOWER COMPANY. 1i sAd
s3 Broadway.
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to fnd ,hA, Uncle s.r,. -. !,

all our BOYS arc ,... to hnd that Uncle FANS own
arc not forgotten at home "A" hs snip
der canvas, which accounts ,sr It's length being about
eightysix days from New YORK TO Rio JaneTo.-ED.
HkRAIDl
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All Legal Lottery Prizes Cashed.-Drsw-
ings circulars and information sent
y n CLAYTON. 10 wsii ssssl NJ
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never ts-lh brushed daily wtth oAsr.
ifarous soLODoST. II lends norsi fragrance 70 Ne
sh. well protects The sessh from oorrosiea ssl -
frup
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Arrival OF the Arage.

rhs best s.y 70 ings. nsssy lay ls seed siosA Il
boot aud hbses wtlrl hHDDhh 10 ofsrna 81 rslsssA
prices. In any variety. st t7s Bfo@dssy
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fsdaesa pres. col Boot. ard Shoes cheap. Zoe eAs
rsns and tys aiBRoOKs'. SO Broadway spposlls HssS
p-oltAn IiDtsi
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Bstehsior's Hats Dys-Ths nsss in the
wUrid tAe sBy f~ffset ryss k4fmsss rsi4b hst~s<sr
fAstofy u hArssy stfssi
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'ohiiar."'. c.'''.g;s.s; syr.ry, yr.ry,ryy.,s'y. y.,'''y.
sI0 Broadway. opssssis "A ssaolsa nsa~A
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Aspiring Oveveoas- OF scotch Cssss-
merss. hslian And Haf,sisni.. ssry nv bEOkAW mM0.
THEka - Fyarth avrnbs and cl iaafsyssis pisosL
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Boon.-ward's Ladies' Paper Coiiass
aud CUT. Also Gents, wholesale aas retail whss~sas
Ies list With drawing. drsssa, .,y~s s-nt fr-s M
rads. H. w. n. wARD S1 Breadssy, ST
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NEWS FROM BRAZIL.

Amvvfcau verses British Neutrality
Ex-AngIo-Confederats Blockade Rum
neSs-Unitcd states Vessels at Rfo-Oen-
eraI Wobb's Probable succcssor-Amer-
lean Capital and Enterpriss Needed 90
Develop the Resources OF Brazil, Sc.
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ar bsius aAgy cured by AErcALyE's oagAr smHu.
MAlfc fkdRDf This spndsrfal m-dlrtns ssssr q ~.
have sunsrsd ssfrurlatina sssay
years nssnuy rvilevsi and sgr.e W fe- das~A
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q. a'...... q "a. i..' ss,.s !, De fscminir' To s
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| rvistsdoro's Hair Dys-Th. Hest % ,.x
nanafsemrd whs~s@is sDd rrtsf Aise sgptsd, "a "a
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Grover & B.hss's rivs, pssms.~ Las
us sush sS1 Lsss su,sA s--ias s.sAls.. s-s s-sr
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rs.. y. s.rs.r ~. ;;.sg . = R-.-st sas vrrslows
iiss.. .s-...y q "a. s.- a. >. .l' Z =, ,ssy,..s ns
800, -. =. 4. -, e. 80 ~, ~. -
's< sss'1, ssAs p-r-ylr 70 AZ. is. 81 ss...
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lfnss Ceff&s-y--Thrss s~ rour prv
f4ssn csiisrs ssiJ o. H., 3 '..stowtr,
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silver Ffiisr.s Jew sIrv-J.. u.~.,,&
. 0angHNr, httbbhAAfA TDMmNNWnrw an -
wsy, sarnsS " eptfax sifssA
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$500 s.ssss.s S go .':s = s. s.s.s s'~'"s
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T.~: s.w,"s s,,.,.:.s s..A,s. e. ~. .=P..y-
wanted
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Great n.ass,ien.-ss. i.i. . shirss.
enirH a yOwLEss -sh nsg-a 'as''~'' fsss. ~ s~is
% ne Para fe~
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A.-sprinG ovs-eo.s. OF scotch cs.ss.
fasas. HSoaHs ~ svsss. & ssa md a isi.y..i. s.s.,
All the Worst Perms OF ns.smses-
ar tsas a.iy cured ~ sErcALyEr 0asAr smsu-
ssio sk4kgE G .sse..s1 ss. ':.ss .-.,
ysar .fs Instantly r.is''i .aa .'on ssr.a " fs- das
Bs'shsior'. na,. Dys-Ths n..s in shs
~oria lhs euy f~.s. bJs A.f~~ss rsAaSls. iAs~~A~r
Drowns"yermifaTs comnu." or we~.
LoEEs0gs soniaiu % form of @~pary. n -hss s-~v
worm r.msii.s o.. as'r .ne.sy Ts.iag.ai'as .s ~-a
s.suis,.a for hs pufpo.-s ,l.y Ai.aa-a I" .'s-S
A.'ias ssss - ~sasasi -ss -
Ks,os.
'chiIarsa'. c.rr'-g.., yy.ry y.,i.sy.
go ss..4-.1 sSs,.is =. ssIalsa as.A
corn.. B-n,e... E.i.rssS Jei.s. 60 a
al ass.ss. Sf ,hs is.s essss ~ De- fAcmAhiE. T@ ~
cr,.,-aere.. H.ir Dy.-Ts. D..s I. 20.
ansfsetar~d whsss@ls ssd rrtsf Aiss sgss1, "a a
Grover a. B.hsvs viv., ps.rns.~ t.-
us sussA sHa Lsss sa,sA s--ins s.sAi"sa 80 s~ 1-sy
Geld Wssshss
=, 80. ..; ~. sss .ss ..'',s. ,, ., ~ ~. s:;' .s
s,sn ss1. ylfs-s.. ,...y - ,..si,f.r.sy -.A-
srsa4~sJ. aosr ssiv- csasi sRsst
Great nsdastten.--ss~ fsisY q shfrss.
SMITH yOwLEss -sn t'sg-a sas'f~f rad "a s~ig
% Ne trara fo~
sis:. r:~: ao!s s"'"' - ':s' - =" -.g s=g-:. AZ.
wsnted
Lfnsu Ceft@S..-Thrss s~ reur prv
IAsss oaiiar' 's1 e J;rffs stowlSp
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-
Royal usvsss Lssts ,y.-p,,,.. p.s~
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sos1ss@as ~ stes n ga 40 go. ''ss PaAa i~
rArLcH co, n.aJ sss " wa .r...Hv
silver Ffitsr.s Jew sIrv-J., u.s.,xx
a. aHngHNg, HtsbDhANS A TDwmNNwr.w sr5 n.-~~
vsy " agftas sssssA
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h~~A-sS "A ssA<sAsA x~s>A~~ - ns~~<sss.
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Hsysi Hs..ss Lsstf ry--psfsss pssA
sgsssasas 80 - s,sts ~ ga q s0ssf -
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Sales OF Real Estute.

The Following sales OF real estate mado yesterday
at the Exchange salesrooma. Ill Broadway;-e
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Geld watrhes
yar i.1is. ssa ssss.sssn. - al s~.rtv,iys. .s--~.
H~iss aa1 KhTsh my sriT soa ~sfs1p ~ sss h~r.
riLyEE wArCHEs.
cf al kinfs yHemf. twsniy anf t~~er eF~k hu~.
sssa dai.ss .ssA Tss ssi- W UHI q kLf1 q u. ~
nrs&dwsy. a9gr bsig~ ganal st.st
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ADICALIS M.
LLOYD GARRISON IN BROOKLYN.
INvECTIvE AGAINST PRESIDENT JOHNSON
HIS POLICY DENOUNCED.
->>-~,~-~--
MIR. .sHwARD'S THxHo1AAG.
>~>>~~>~~~~-~~----~~-~
The Secretary Likened to the
Fallen Lucifer.
A POPULAR VETO DEMANDED.
~>~>N~>~~~~>~~~>~O>~~~
Congress to be Sustained Against
the President.
60. &c. Go.
The Secretary Likened to the
Fallen Lucifer.
A POPULAR VETO DEMANDED.
Congress to be Sustained Against
the President.

Mr.. VIM. Lloyd Garrison delivered last evening the
fourth and last OF the Of lectures announced under
the auspices Of the Brooklyn Fraternity the Academy
Of Music in that city There pretty well lled but
not crowded house the occasion. The lecturer was
very the policy Of the President his remarks
descending to Incorporate personal allusions which
peatedy elected strong manifestations Of dsapprobaton
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ITALY.
~~~~>-~>S'~~-> S->~>~~~~-~>>~-~~r>~
Our Florence Corrssuomdencs

Our Florence Correspondence.
FLoREsos, Juno Q, 1900.
TIE National life Of s Kingdom % be Secured Only BY
Wdr-A sharp, SHIRT and Dsci1re Coratf VITA Aus.
tria-The Gravity Of ne Positio~ Fully Realized
Grand kslaary Entausiasr--TAs king and Carl
baid, &c, de-
The spirits Of the Italians are again high and dancing
with OF the old animation The dark cloud OF peace
which has for the past ten days thrown depressing
shadow the enthusiastic and vivsoous tempsra-
msnts Of the lively Of Italy has rapidly disappeared
under the influence Of evens Everything looks
moro cheerful and hopeful to-day, simply because the
prospects OF war were never more bright
II strange and unnatural that the ImmInence Of
gigantic conflict, the end Of which forescc,
should have such effect upon people
who have but lately emerged from war
Of Independence But such is the fact a.
every observer Italy will notice The proposed Paris
congress not 10 meet and the hopes entertained Of lie
assembling DO given up. Such Is the tenor Of the
news rscsi vcd to-day by telegraph The reports from
the Paris Bourse whore italian, French, and Eng
sh securities have experienced heavy fall, fully
nrm the warliks features OF the intelligence. Here
s now regarded certain, and tho prospccs hailed
universally With delight and satisfaction which not
disguised Italy ssee In war an escape from tho Ms
whnh surround end srs crushing her. Pssca oisn her
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

SATURDAY June 2S-0 NJ
Thh has been Q quiet day in Wall street, the usual
..Snotopy OF Saturday having been experienced Goid
dv,noed from 1919 at the opening to 1884, after which
a declined to 1924 II then began to react and closed
Rrm Al 1897. Loans we're made At lie v per cent
M diem in favor OF the lender of the coin. The export
s gold by this days steamers aggregated 81 Of
AhIch the Hansa took s92l. 0so the Borussa slcooo
and the City Of Paris $4,000 making for the week
81 400 40s The general opinion Of the gold
Il that the next news from Europe will favor rise moro
than sa and hence the Hrmness Of the MARKET Tnefe
can be little doubt that the of the Fenan Fad pro-
duccd considerable agitation in England, involving de
cline in United States securities on the London Stock
Rrchsnge but AZ we know how shortlved the glory OF
abe yensns was upon that occasion we shall hardly pre-
me TO attach much importance to the effect abroad OF
shs first intelligence OF the capture OF Fort Erie
II IA mot improbable that the next steamer will report
,iso the commencement Of hostes In Europe and this
II is expected will promote rise in gold. result NOT uns
kely at the outset but which is liable to be quickly
followed by reaction. In any event. however, rapid
Oil OF the gold premium is almost impossible, for we
nm shipped too much coin latterly and residue is
too small for the market TO be otherwise than well sus-
tainsd until the exchanges turn substantially in our
rAvor
The range Of the gold market during each day OF the
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fFrom The london Star, June ]
Yesterday evening the bcnchcrs Of the HoDorrsole
Society Of Lncons Inn called 70 bar no les shsn wen
u.nns candidates for forensic honorA
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NEWSPAPER ACCOUNTS.

Prince Czartorys has letter TO the Journals Of
tho Continent protesting against any enrolment OF Polish
emigranis the volunteer corps OF Garibald On the
other hand he recommends the inhabitants Of Gaica
enter tho corps OF Austria We're l." he Gays, 4" an
inhabitant OF Galica should certainly defcnd with all
my strength the system al present In vgor IN Austria
Tho legtmst and clerical journals OF France arc loud
In thcr praise Of Austria and OF her conduct Had she
acted otherwise they say she would have placed her.
self in false position. The Monde OF Prs makes the
lubjoned remarks SIN what do the OF Austria
Interfere with the programme fixed for the Conference
There legal acts cxisting the Treaty Of Zurich the
Convention OF Gasein. the federal compact, which In
accord with Austria orbds the three points any terri
toria modification Austria therefore, Is In the right
There Ii committee OF succor for the relief Of the
wounded in In almost all the Italian cities The
triple object OF the institution IL follows1 To
tablsh in international law the principle OF the neutral
ixation OF tho staff and munitions devoted 70 the service
OF the sick and wounded In time OF war To develop
In that way the feeling Of a common bond among
tons and To create In the special interest OF every
people, similar committees IN oil countries
According TO the Vienna papers Queen Victoria has
addressed letter 10 the Empress Of tho French asking
Of peace.
'Austria" says the Press OF Vienna has condemned
tho Prussian policy which places force above right
Austria declares, in an official manner that Prussia has
on every occasion threatened 10 effect annexation by
violence that already at Castein she had contracted
means OF Intimidation alliance with the enemies
OF tho empire on which she now avowcdy relies FOR
support"
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Business the Stock Exchange dull and the
quotations Of yesterday barely sustained At the
FIRST regular board the market extremely dull Now
York Central closed u lower than at the halfpast two
board yesterday, Erie q, Cleveland and Pittsburg Is
Rock Island u, Fort Wayne 4, Western
Union Telegraph TX, Northwestern preferred
n. Coupon Hve-twenties Of 1862 were Y
higher Seven-thirty notes Of the first series
were 4 higher. Other government securities were
dull but steady. Bank stocks were frm-Nassau
sold at 107 American Exchange 112 Continental 100;
the latter has declared a semi annual dividend Of Eve
per cent, free Of tax.
At the one O'Clock session Of the open board the
market continued dull and prices were lower New
York Central sold at 9Sh u, Erie SIX ~ Reading
1857, Michigan Southern 7sx Y, Catawssa II, Glove
land and Pittsburg sSx; = SIX, Northwestern 29A-
preferred SSH, Western Union Telegraph 50K =
A0k Canton SO, Cumberland As, Mariposa preferred
g. Afterwards the market closed dull but
steady At I'VE o'clock New York Central was
quoted at ssK n, Erie IS u, Reading 1osx u,
Michigan Southern 7SN u Cleveland and Pittsburg 50
e, Cleveland and Toledo 1857 LOT, Rock Island % "
Northwestern 29K 30-preferred 5sX bid Fort Wayne
oek n. The directors Of the last mentioned company
have declared the regular quarterly dividend Of two and
half per oent free of tax payable the 18th of July
Among the miscellaneous shares Canton quoted at
61K 81 and Cumberland at 45X ~.
At the annual meeting Of the shareholders Of tho Nil
waukee and 81 Paul Railway Company, held June 10,
1885, the following gentlemen unanimously elected
directors for the year ensuing:-Alexander Mitchell
President; Russell Sage, siah Chamberlain, N A. Cow.
ORGY, Fred p James, Washington Hunt. Walter s.
Gurnse, John w. Cary, 8. Merrill, E. B. Wesley, Julius
Wordsworth, q. G. Hunson Isaac Scott
At the annual meeting OF the shareholders OF the Nil
waukee and Prairie du Chen Railway Company, held
June H. 1885, tho following gentlemen elected by
majority Of than sixteen thousand shares:-Alex.
Mitohe, President; H C. stmson, Russell Sago Fredk
p James 4 CnwdrAy waitar 8 nnrnsa. o 9. ss0s
rill, Hans Crocksr, Joseph Rudd.
The money market closed extremely easy at q per
cent 10 the stock Exchange. First GLASS commercial
paper Is taken freely OF 0 per cent
Foreign exchange inactive, and bankers bills on
England sixty days nominal At los u, short
sight losHax.
Petroleum and mining stocks were steady. At the
first board Bennehon Run oil sold at 81 80; Manhattan
1sc Buchanan Farm, 3Sc Pthole Greek, 81 49, United
States 81 66 Consolidated Gregory Gold, Is 20; Smith
4 Parmelee, 20 IS; Excelsior Copper, 81 Is.
The Sub Treasurer Mr.. Van Dyck, invites holders of
thirty gold coupons due the LIST Of July to
present them for examination at the sub-Treasury The
coin interest payable the date mentioned amounts
10 I35 100 the details OF which are rs UNDER
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TeIegra PHO Market Reports.

PHLAoRrnlA, June q, iso0
Stocks inactive Pennsylvania State nves o7i Read
ing Railroad 64x Pennsylvania Rsroad, ST. gold, 162;
sight exchange on New York al par. Cotton dull: mid
ding, $50 soc Flour declining: supernne, 90 Is q
40: extras 50 $40. Wheat dull and nominal. Corn
quiet: yellow, 81 06. Coffee quiet: Rio, 1885,. gold
Sugar-Cuba, lie. llXc.. currency. Whiskev un-
changed.
BALTIMORE, June 2S-lP N.
Flour dull and low grades declining. Wheat firm and
very scarce. Corn hrmer; white 81 rs. Provisions
kay dull.
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E y r O p e.
Our Vienna and Florence
Correspondence.
The Austro- German Policy Pre-
oeding War.
Ono Hundred Thousand Russian Troops
on tho Austrian Frontier.
How Austria and Russia inlay Fen
Gil Out . 1Gew MAP Of Europe and
Defeat Napoleon and Dismark.
Italy's Dissolution Certain in Peace, and War
a Means Of National Liic
DANGERS OF THE DANUBIAN COMPLICATION
A EgS,r~k VxYors~S,ru 80 <Ho H~s<s~ ~
ltaly's Dissolution Certain in Peace, and War
Means Of National Life.
DANGERS OF THE DANUBIAN COMPLICATION
A First Warning to the British
Peerage from the People.
JUDAH P. BENJAMIN AN ENGLISH LAWYER.
&es &c. &e.

The following special and newspaper details Of our
advces from Europe to the 10th of june will be found
Of an important and interesting character.