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III, Bord inveighs against the inequality Of repre-
sentation in Connecticut, where some towns with
hardly 200 voters have two representatives, while
Bridgeport, with $500 voters, has but one 1t says;
"Ths inequality Representation grows out OF the recos
n Of The night OF every town least represenltiye
proyson made wears ago in the Constitution when there
was no thought carving and cutting many small towns OUT
Of one large one II Is this Geymandeung that gives the
Radicals their preponlernnce in the Legislatures and II has
lust enabled them 10 elect Radical United States senator ID
nse 70 tie wishes the wealth and business population
OF he largest towns which cannot be said to be represented
by such Senator AS O. s. Ferry.
AS a clear majority, not merely Of the towns and
representatives, but Of the legal voters Of the State
trumphed in Gen. Terry's election, what more would
YOU haye2 Isn't it odd to hear complaints that
wealth" is not adequately represented from that
quarter
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est class Of dealers-emboldened by the recent de-
csion have renewed their traffic with greater assur-
ance than ever, and with the usual results.
The Constable Of the Commonwealth, however, Is
not daunted By the recent decision, but announces
bis determinations IF the Government lose one case
TO prosecute two in addition, and thus recover all
lost" This is the true spirit in which to meet
temporary triumph of the worst enemies oil order ana
nnblic safety.
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On the second page Of this mornings paper will be
found Literary Item3i On the seventh, complete
aud careful statement in respect 10 the Crops ofl566;
Law Intelligence, including a case Of much interest
to insurers two letters from Boston concerning the
Social Science Convention in that city, with copous
details in respect to the ReformatorieS Of Europe and
Of NeY.York; and other items of news.
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Destructive Fire at CharIestown, Mass.

TU-lUN JWNE 10 I70'.
A most destructive Ere broke out shortly before "
otloek last night in the building on Mains, ~ SLa,
town used As furniture mandatory, and as thele
1 Of water from repairs being made in the pipes an mo
buildings in the square what IS called the z, sn
Pond property" burned, rendering lqe IS sav
eral Gremen were injured bat none seriously iae US 80
estimated al 1000 which is supposed 20 DC en- tbes
most Of the poor occupants OF the eneeA' '''' S' ''
furniture.
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I'll. nnnu Sun publshed at Columbus. Ga. says:

TTs T7.TV sun. UIDTT7IItU
A. Gems Steodman ard Fullerton journey South IN
the progress Of their mission. the schoolmasefs ana
schoofmarms fy NorthwaTd. The stampede has been
Initiated in Georgia by the Lasiy flight Of tie lite
aock Of edncatona. missionaries which has roasted oT
while under the patronage and protection Of the Bureau AZ
Mcdeevie and IL probable mat July sun VIII not shine
on single wild goose Yankee pedagogical os Freedmen RON
the Potomac to TIE RIO Ggande."
We presume this is intended as complimen tary to
The Presidents Commissioners.
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Collision ana Los. Of Life.

ALBANY june 10, TOO.
About o'clock last evening yacht containing tnfes
vogne men while on the way from Cozzenss to PeeSsku
colided with the steamer Dean Richmond, aoa,' ,ie
wheel and was canszed The steamer was stopped ana
the pilot john Best went TO their assistance anu sueoeo
ed II rescuing two Of them one Of whom was '2n VI
john {. Fremont The tAwd, named MaTyiI NON ieA"
.Ylrania wa, drOwrel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-11

1t is reported from Washington that number of
weknown gentlemen stand ready to give bail for
Jefferson Davis in any required amount, but that the
Government are disposed to release him, if at all,
un0n his parOle
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CONGRESS-.

JUN 9.-1he Senate wes not IN session.
In the House letter from the Secretary Of the Treasury
was presented containing statement Of the mileage paid
Senators and Representatives il the last Congress No
bus was in order except debate IL Committee Of the
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= single trial Of DAILEY's GALyAYIc Horse SAVE
nd YOU viii buy nothing ee f Calls Scratches Cuts strains
k,ro. Swell ngs si and Nail prck also sofen and pre-
,rvs, the Hoof SD By dr1z and the Depot No - Cedar
a. Eew-YorE. Fifty ceats q box
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PITuDURG, Ihursily, juno = -, 80,
e, chic morning DESTROYED the Union Gas-ppe Fac-
- lac 49, ,5is cifv Loss $4,000 Insured sllVVo' IN
ib5 Home Company Of New York, and PA@SiA Company
O. Hartford
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THIS EVENING. A. O. Belle; Of THE VIVAEDIERE-The
paatomime Of THE MAGIC TRUMPET-THE MARTINETris
1h- Raves Gabriel Francois Antoine Young America signois
Pep,i Ven Hsne. Young America On the Three Flying
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OLYMPIC THEATER
THIS EVENING, 1t 8-OUR MUTUAL FRIEND Mrs John
Wood.
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WINTER GARDEN. .,
THIS EVE SfNG a. FLIES IN THE WEB-HlS LAST LEGS
John Bforcau Miss Prentice, Mrs C. Wott Jr Mise Mary
N,ssrs G Woicot ji, j. q. Burnett. w ). Andrews
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MARviN's NEW PATENT ALUM AND DRY PLASTER
gtRz AND uRoLLg SILVER LATE highly ornamental an !
sr.ud pel-ly dry. Also e sscstment Of Bankers ana
a. erchtuts' o, - ptr
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To Correspondenfs.
Tho Tribuue In London.

sTrvrvs BRoTHRRs (Amencsn Agents for Iib1ds, ~
Agents Tor the ssle OF M 4N-'
Th.S ,vtI AZ, receive and APrftf''HSAi
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Amnsemenis.
wAILAcKlS THFATFR

WALLACkS 1HEAIfR -. .,.,.->,.
nuns FyrNfNG az g. RORN TO GOOD LUCK-HANDf
AIny AZ Dan Bryln, Miss Rosa Cooke Messrs Gro Holland
I'm Snn b. r. Eing.'l Leonard Pope, Graham Ward Caf1n
6lr bn SETON hITk Smith Miss Carmaa Miss Barrett Mrs
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BROAnWAY THEATER
TalS EVf NlNG-THE CORSlCAN BROTHERS: Miss Helen
Western Mi. }. A. heue.
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very large class disorders only he cured by such remedies "
wi, enter into the blood circulate with through every portion
If body for by only the remedy be brought into
imusse contact with the disease TO obtain this desirable end no
rrsr,rs,ion has uniformly successful DR. JAMES
nLrresryr sero Kings Evil Cancer and Generous Tamor
White swelngs Enlargement Of the Bones, Chronic Rheuns'm
and Govt, E,upve Diseases the Skin Ola srd Iadoent Ulcers
Coioas Swelling Of tie Throat &C. ced With certainty
(which b. asonled every tehode L is beside oae o. the most
,,,s,n articles that cen be taken the snach operating Is
ionic removes Dysp.psa end Affections and mparisa
vo Of animation sud health unequaed by anything in the whole
rsteha Mediea- Sold by ell Drussista
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HOWE SEWING MACHINE COMPANY HOWE,
L. Presidea. 30. co. Broadway. Agents wanted
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HowEs CoTTON PICKER picks 500 20 80 poun
rfr day m the eu by hard. southern agents "-
Iiows MASUFACTUHIse COMPANY, No. 81 Celaf''t
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WgFYLrg & WILSON'S LoCR-STTCH SEWING
FAcH1Sg suI Burro sols MACHINE No. o. Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-11

. A. A.-Dr LAYGwoRrHY's new PREMIUM Truss
,sdss back psessure makes ina cure HELSSoLDs
No Jli Broadway
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Ting SINGER SEwIyG-MAcHIyR. with improvements
,nd ascbusns every specially including Bon Hole Msshne'
10. s53 BE0adwsy.
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WOODS THEATER.
THIS FYF NNO-TtE INVISIBLE PRINCE The Woreh
s, nd IN company The Ncoo Troupe in iess the Flying
Trsy-rs PERI udiCuar Ladders. etc.
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TIE ARM AND IRG. Ivy r.. FRANK PALMER Vi. D.
He hes. fro 10 s3dirts officers and civilians LOG
fbshutst ThiA As.orr. MI 10 Green s, Boston AVOID
fraudulent limitations OF bic patents
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Morris CHEMICAL POMADE Restores Gray Hair,
hep. dsrdrut me nest dess
b.. used Sod by RrHTCN No 10 Aor House. and m nsss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-11

IMPORTED Doors and CATERS Of Cans best Paris
max, az Huxrs No Broadway. Also large assortment Of
khDs for SummtF
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IMPROVED LOCE-SrrCH MACHINES for Tailors and
N,nnft1r,.s Cnovaa BAKER SEWING MAoHISs CoxPAST'
No 40 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-11

EsvER FALs gray hair to it, Original color freshness
md beauty; wiz PosITvELT stop rs falling out vii SURELY
remote its growth impsrt life end vigo will IL
keen the head IN clean cool and healthy condition
s5n.ans ao.hng Injurious has No EQUAL HAIR DRESSING
pnd adoed BY best physcians assure you ladies' and
hon. snen Il is al you require iOI the tt Sold BY all dFug
SARAH a. CHEvAIIgR H. d.
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CfDIsTYs MlNSTRFIS
THIS EVENING. d 3G BALLADS cQMlGAL ACTS FARC Is
MAN RRDERS-DONT S JOHANNA MARIA JONES
NEVER TOO LATE 10 MEND
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NATIONAL ACADEMY Of DESIGN. -
TO DAY snl THIS LINING. exhibition Of the WORKS OF
LINING ARTISTS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-11

TRUSsES, ELASTIC STOCKINGS. SUsPENsoRY BAND
AGRA SUPPORTERS 6CNLEsa Co.'S Radical Cure Truss Onee
ruiy No. , Ncsey-s'. " co .eu1ant.
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No $50 BROADWAY
TO-DAY Zee admission 90 the PHRENOLOGICAL MUsEU Nj
O. FOWLER a WELLS.
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BUaEETr's COCOAIYE has received universal n
lorsusnL No other preparation possesses .ch yea properties
for eutslhng and strengthening the hair and la DARK an
roy badness and esd;as' dndFaa has STOOD tie
L.. Of dine and eamrstiion. SOD 81 over the wo-l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-11

GRovrR q BtEE2s HIGHEST PREMIUM ELASTIC
FrIrcu SEwi,e NAohs .5r ami No 4s5 Broadway
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We have frequently heard Mothers say they woald
>. wihov. Mrs wIsow SOOTHING SYRUP from the birth Of
child until II had finished with the teehng .leg On con
liberation whatever gives infant troubled with collie pains
lei .l.sp ana parents arsIOLsn re night Tays cents
a bottle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-11

35OO.-TuE NATIONAL BRICK MACHINE, with only
Two Hopsr, pske $50 bricks Per hour straight well.
tanned edges and the bricks vii sand CLIMATES while those
made y the dry pressing machines ell cEeASLA 10 PIECES Oh be-
l. EXPOSED PnosT
A. REouA, General Agent No III Broadway n. y.
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1000 SHINGLES PER Hour are made By the EMPIRE
FatvoLn MACHINE vita only POWER aud vii make
but oths amount Of timber NsTHiRo MORE sHS'LS a
m made bv any saving single machine. A. RsovA Genss
kzsn No. in Broadway, New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-11

The GREATEST DISCOVERY OF THE AGE.-Dr.
gosss VESfmAy LyHryT fr the cure q Dyenie!y CIoup
Colc Rhcrlat &C. No shoud be without THIS vtu
the remedy Every bottle warranted Sold by all TIE Druggists
Depot % C3uuud. NcwlOk. Price, ~ aud 10 cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-11

FLORENCE LoCE-SrITcH SEWING MAcHrNEs-Best
g. the weld tL1E-NoE sKWING@lAoHlSk ~. 1920 i.r
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WILCOX g. GIBBS SEWING Ma

, Cartes Vignette s. per dozen; Duplicates, 50.
Aluesaiives registered LEwIs No 100 Chathans, ~ y
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( ANOTHER ASTONISHING CURE.-DALLEY S GALvANIC
Hoas sALvK daily curing the Of Calls Scratches
kwsx Cuts s2rsns old Sores many instances ositor Young
b. y1 Founder and Quarter Crack Try =; FnJ cents box
by Dsss. Makert and ct the Depot No % Ceds
isS.York.
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TERRACE GARDEN. Third ave. -
THIS NfNlNG-TUEODORE IHOMASs FIRST OKOHES-
TRIAL GARDEN CONCERT
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The SINGER MANUFl CTURIyG COMPANY new FAM
y1Y sswxG MAcHISr ready; also, Buonhos Machine No
t5S Broadway
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NEW FRENCH THEATER.
us EVENING o. che Eusish Comic Opera THE DO TUX
or ALCANrAKA Mise Ri ng Miss Zda Harrison, Mrs Mozart,
Nssrs Segan Peal "a. Ko.chlul, Castle, EchbeTs
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"I cam & stronger j eis lab to IT in wear than th
Loeb tch -" Jn}g. o-.rf az the bland PARK Trial.
s,i'.i.. on fbe sam. niece III 1.ds 500 Broadway
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NEEDLESS COMPOUED CAMPHOR TROCHgs will in no
ut.nos BE- ser, on commission. No exclusive control given 10
tfsu NY rules srs Let good srteel I'd Make knowni 3d.
J zen Market Terms cash Profits remunssye al round
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-11

THE improved Elliptic Hook Lockstitch Sewing
H. suPlKH No. $40 Broadway Agents wanted
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FOXs OLD BOWERY THEATER
THIS EVENING. a. 8-THE FEMALE DETECrNF-JACk
ROBINSON AND Ills MONKEY: Miss Fanny Herring M u L.
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Anii.sIavery Cenvension as Besten-Pswerfui
Speech by Wendell Phillips.

BOSTON wednesday. May w. lcto
The New England AntSlavery Society held its annual
meeting today In the Melodeon letter was read from
prominent Salem member which declared that the South
was not tit TO be reconstructed coupled the names OF
johnson and Jeh Davis together predicted that II john
sons policy adopted We would drift again into the
whirlpool Of dscord and the outer darkness Of civil war.
Mr. Wendell Phillips proposed and sustained IN o
powerful speech series of resolutions embracing the
following propositonsi
FU-No settlement Of National affairs except on the basis
OF absolute and impartial Justice.
Seond-Tho only essential element OF reconstruction s
suffrage for tho negro other matter being unimporan
Tad-The President on this point has wifuly and DELHI
era betrayed the North and his cabinet mas 81;
@ n% sad a. on hs issue
$50. TSasit-spscsi thanks 70 Sumner;
FGA Congress admits eash State ratifes the pro-
posed Constitutional amendment It's plan not only surrender
bu, worse s, an unworthy trick to @i,Sad tho Ss,iUn
leads the South and his Cabinet with him. and Congress
has surrendered the only essential element Of recon-
structon Mr.. Phillips hoped the Senates amendment
Of the reconstruction plan would meet with ignomn-
ous defeat and that Massachusetts would reject it. He
would welcome every Democratic and Copperhead vote
to help its defeat lie would go step further and said:
neS FAN as this Spss w Bo defeated If this V the
only thing the party has to offer it deserves defeat.
The Republican party to-day seeks only to preserve ts
life God grant that it may lose it Social equality fol-
lows irresisbly political equality and equality Of man
hood without distinction OF color the last lesson OF the
The nation has salvation, and one only and that
is To ignore race.
The President avows a. least ineligible plan; hehas
purpose.
The Republicans 90 to the people in deceit and hypoc
rsy with their faces masked and their convictions hid
hope God they will be defeated want another
made, not only to the hidden sentiments of
Cabinet but to smoke out tho United States Senate that
wo may how many Of them range by the side of
Sumner, Ben Wade, Judge Keel and Thad. Stevens.
r. s. Foster offered the following:
RsoIrsd That deeply ssmpahixng with our coored fellow
citizens for the ouages which ney subjected the
hands Southern Rebels through the completely nder
ence Of the Government their opponents that the
day not far distant when passive submission will be
virtue duty and honor will alike require them in imita
ton of our Revolutionary Fathers TO the defense Of
their own rights and appeal for their justification to the intel
lgenee and humanity Of the civilized world
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i've and burden.ome, and ought not to be revised and

and Dur1eQsOmc, ouch' ANN W ~ 49,
amended
Tho Uouse then resumed the consideration OF the Dill
TO provide for restoring the States lately IN nsuecuon
Mt BRoMwELL (Ill.) addressed the House. He sup
ported thoroughly and completely the report OF he hecon
strncon Committee The measures were not, perhaps,
all that he or any one DESIRED but they were series OF
measures which lie thought would materially ara ID Sc
curing the largest attanabe beyto all the peoP'e VI 'e
country. .....onoao,a,;on ~
the subject was postponed until next Monday
PAY OF THE MILITARY.
The House then proceeded to the OF .Ge
next special ORDER it being the bill reported py MI
Sohenck from the Committee of Military Affairs 10 re-
duce and establish the pay of officers, and regulate the
paw of the soldiers of the Army of the United States
Mr GARFIELD admitted that that would make great
difference but there such provision in the bill.
Mr. THAYER opposed the bill. He held it TO be mani.
fest that in this country covering suea vas. s,ien5
fcrent parts OF the country; and that hequalI hsd
been always remeded here and in other countries py
making the Government the purchaser OF the necessares
oflfe and furnishing them 20 officers and men as part
of their pay The abolition Of that system would WORK
the grossest inequality, and common sense and common
justice against the proposed change: ,,,.,, r,
Mr. BLAINE exposed the inequality of abolishing com
mutation of rations showing the cost OF living at for
Brdgcr where the Government had contracted for wood
AT $50 per cord for at $2 bushel and Tor nour ~
as barrel and where he said BrgadierGeneral could
not support horses and two children on his pay OF
As 5OO Officers the Utah expedition could no, nave
nVcu on uOuDe tnei pay a. sAsy ""- 49,
communication Of ratons. ,n,. ,s
MIR. FARoUHAR inquired whether the difficulty could
not be obviated by allowing raons ID KIND al dis'an
posts. .,.. -, ,ho b;u
and the operation ofthe present cum6rou ana
mode Of calculating the pay and allowances OF oneers
He indicated several amendments which he desired 10
offer TO thcb These to make the pay OF General
$4,000 and Of LieutenantGeneral $O,OO0 70 allow 10
officers in line OF the present longevity ration 10 per cent
additional for every five years of continuous and faithful
service The amendments Incorporated ID that Dill
DEATH oP GEN. SCOTT.
The SPEAKER interrupted Mr. Thayer, TO present mes
sages from the President and Senate in reference to the
death of Lent Gen. Scott when Mr. Schenck expressed
the hope that no other business would be done BY tne
House to-day except to concur in the resolution OF the
Senate directing the two Committees on Military Affairs
10 report what method should be adopted by Congress to
manifest its appreciation of the high character tired pat-
osm and distinguished public services OF leat'-"eh'
Scott
The resolution concuned in and then on motion OF
Mr. Schenck the House. out OF respect TO the memory OF
Gen. Scott,
Adjourned
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HAVANA.
The SMALLPOX In Puerto Rico-The REVOLUTION
In santo Dominge-Contradieiory sinfs-
mcnt.-Preparations for Receiving the New
Governor General-suppress OF N"m-
her of the New-Ysrk Cronicn.
Adjourned.


mcnt.-Preparaiions for Receiving the New
misunderstanding OF Num-
Der Of the New-Ysrk Cronicn.
HAVANA Saturday May 90. 1906
From Puerto Rico, have dates to the lith. Inc
smapOx continued and had spread To several places near
Ponce though at this place it rapidly decreasing
The B0ila McrcaRfH publishes report so directly con-
Trajectory 70 other information have direct nom Saho
Dunineo as 10 merit little crcdencc IL says that Presi
dent Bael unable put down the revolution, had deter
mined 10 abandon the county, and that he had probably
already left for Curacao and goes on % pant ,he s o
small scale 20 be likely 20 drive Baez from Santo Do
mngo and only consists Of few Disseminated who have
heen stirred up to an outbreak by Coora ana fheh,e,
two men, until now, strong parisans Of Baez, who has
doubtless refused them some Office or favor anu hehec
Capiain- General Lcrnudi has not yet arrived.
on tho 18th Ger Dulcc passed formal review Of the
toops here On the evening Of the 2ls our influential
citizens decided % manifest their appreciation OF how
neh more impartial and Just Gen. Duce has been during
h., Administration than former Captain-Gener and
h. aa crrnasd by fpnr hands 81 music aud commission
n,csep him with grand cross OF Charles set with
alsnons The Condo de Canongo made the presentation
speech Gen. Duce accepted the gift In neat speech
ne square illuminated with electric lights and we
had ;e dance in the Palace, which was crowded with
beautiful ladies.
On the DIST, tho steamer Mexico arrived from Cedar
Kew and Key West with 300 bead Of cattle on board, and
on the g3d | am informed 100 bad died The carcasses
wore thrown away near Regba and produced most
fe,il and dangerous atmosphere. Finally the captain OF
the port ordered them 10 be- carried four miles outside the
Moro Castle ana dumped into inc sea 80 they were
,owed launch past the city to the disgust of everyone
who happened be lccward II would seem that II we
don't have visitation Of the cholera it will not be
fault. 49,
We have dates from Caracas Venezuela 10 the sth,
but little Of importance has occurred
The Corsica arrived this morning
Atlast we have had rainor two days and nights II has
been mining almost constantly although chiefly merely
light showers. To-day is bright and clear again.
Great preparations are being made for the reception OF
Lersuud triumphal arch ia being erected IN the Gallo
ORciIly al the entrance TO the Plaza de Armas.
The issue Of the CrOnca Of your city brought by the
Corsica has been suppressed here, and circulation prohb-
led am told on account Of article against the
here The Cuban subsidy of 600 gold annually has been
suspended from the CrOHied.
The United States steamship Muscoots arrived OF our
port Thursday and sent boat in with dispatch for
our Consult General. No communication with the shore
vas allowed unless the vessel entered the harbor She
accordingly came in.
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Decision in the McDonough Will Case-Opinion
nj Pierre Sonic.

NHw .ORIEANs, Monday, Nav % 1906
The Supreme Court has decided against Moses Fox
claimant of $500 O00 under the autograph will of John
McDonongh. The cities of Baltimore and New-Orleans
were defendants Judge Hyams dssented from the deci
sion The majority Of the Court say that the proof is not
decisive; that the testimony of Nathan Case Of the
witnesses IS not eredabe, and that there other
picous circumstances connected with the case. The
Hon Pierre Soue counsel for the pisha considers the
decision OF the Court wyons.