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RIISSIA.
TIE AMNESTY TO THE POLES

TIE AMNESTY TO The POLES.
The following is the text Of the ukase Of amnesty
issued by the CzaI respecting Poland and dated Warsaw
May 81 IL r. addressed TO the Administrative Council of
the Kingdom Of Poland:
All political prosecutions relative 10 the last lnsnrfec
tOn and 10 the disorder caused by 10 which are not yet
terminated whether before the tribunals the cOmins
sOnS of inquiry shall be annued and the lncimluated
parties he set liberty, II they have not been gmiy OF
ordinary crimes such murder. arson, DC. 2 No new
proceedings shall be taken against any one Tor having
participated the resurrection, and persons suspected Oi
having Joined in IL shall not be prosecuted D. Al per
sons natives of the Kingdom OF Poland and sent IN con
sequence recent political disturbances 10 different lO
caites in Russia by order Of the Administration may re-
turn 10 their country IN their conduct has Decn judged
satisfactory by the local authorities. This measure docs
not extend 10 eccesastics, whose return WIZ depend on
the personal decision Of the EmpCrOrs leutenant IN
Poland 4 similar permission is accorded 10 al per
sons natives OF the Western States, Who have been cH
peed from their homes by order OF the Administration,
III their conduct has been certified as satisfactory ny the
local authorities aud II they declare expressly elf III
entiOn OF establishing Themselves in the POlish Kingdom
This measure like the last not 10 apply 10 eccesla
tics who will require special authorization IRON te
EmperOr's Lieutenant: therefore communicate 10 l9
Administrative Council OF the Kingdom tc supreme VIII
Of the Gar IN order that measures may he taken III con
formity Witl A. BERG.
General Field Marshal. Lieutenant Of the Kingdom"
The Wdrsdtr journal (Olical Of June says: " IL Is
only too true that return to their homes the nf0rtu-
Date people confined In the interior Of The Russian
Empire will previously have TO obtain Sdgtcn from
the l. authorities The same condition j. enforced
with rsOns removed from their dwelling by udmlnStta,
tive easres the return Of the ecclesasiesls subjected
the personal authorization OF the Lieutenant Of the En-
perOr In Poland There is no mention IN the ukatt OI tc
restitution OF the cOniiscated property. Possibly among
Russian people measure surrounded with such pre-
cautions Is called an amnesty but in the West the WORD
amnesty has larger higher comprehsive, and more
lumaue egnificauce."
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ERANIE-
IHANIE.
,r.I-t.,frrt.r ,ssfN,,TToN, or TIM, Cz ,

.ATTEMpTED ASSASSINATION OF TIE CZAE.
As the Emperor Napoleon and the Gar were re-
turning from the Grand Review m the Bos dc BOuognc,
Thursday afternoon, june G, at the moment of passing
the rocks OF the weuKnoWn cascade, man suddenly
emerged from the crowd and, az distance OF about 10
PAGES deliberately pointed d0ubebarrelcd pistol al the
Imperial carriage. NJ RaimbeauN groomin-waitmg OF
the Emperor Napoleon and attached TO the person Of the
Gar during bis stay IN Paris, perceyng the movement
instantly caused his horse to spring forward IN order 10
ntep0c II between the assassin and the Car at whom
the pistol was fired. The Emperor Alexander probably
owes ms life TO the presence Oi mnd OF ths young oce
for the assassin disconnected AT this sudden
and missed his aim One of the balls pierced the noSis
/ of the CTOOms horse, and passed between tile
two EmpeIors and the Grand Dnke, woulding
the lady the opposite side Of the carriage Madame
Labeoe, the wife OF Council0rGencral OF ram Ihe
overloaded pistol burst the second ball fired and
bic having the thumb OF his left hand shatte BY the
explosion. An immense Clainor arose ON all SIDES. The
sons, and tie uniform OF the Emperor backcned bn
neither of the Empcrors hurt Napoleon with the
lI4 lIf4osssd saS ~ ond ne T,29neror sid Wei sire We
have been under together" The crowd. eXaspeTatod
beyond expression by he base attempt hardly suffered
the wretch 10 be taken away but desired nm To De pu
10 death the spot Cries Of TrC Emperor! lics
car! filed the a The assassin was hurried INTO car
age. and, under the protection OF squad OF mounted
| police, taken 10 the Office of the Project.
The prisoner on being questioned stated that MS name
BercgOusb that he % years of age, native OF
Vohynia in Polish Russia but had for lime lived in
Belgium He had been emPlcyed AZ an fsruneit , I'M 9
savings augmented 10y The pecmniay assistance given 10
refugees. ON being asked, How could You hre at a
Sovereign. the guest OF France who noulshed You ne
replied, with tears IN his eyes IT Is true committee
crime toward France" But you r1sked Killing
| the FWperor Napoleon" NO" he replied, "a Polish
bullet could not 90 astray IL must 60 straight when
aimed the Gar wished TO deliver The world Of the
Gar and the Gar himself Of the renorse which must
! weigh upon him" He was aftcrward questioned by
MN. Rouher and schonwalon. and IN reply said
that ne insurgent AT 10 years Of sgc.
| when he broke of all intercourse with his
family that he had accompiccs, he feared betrayal
He perfectly collected after the examination. lie
sgued the reports OF the proceeding, ana expressed MS
regrets the failure Of his attempt bnt showed
row touching occurred az the Tulcries the
return the Emperor. The Empress having arrived,
she first knew nothing Of the danger to which her hus
band had been posed entering the saloon the En-
nearly tainted but abundance 0 tcarr soon relieved
her
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THE EASTERN QUESTION.

The Independence Beige announces that the Forte
has consented TO inquiry into the grievances OF the
Christians in the East and that the Turkish ambassador
al Vienna had officially informed Baron Beust OF H.
According 10 the Tdir the negotiations IN the ques.
ton OF Gambia have entered phase based upon general
understanding OF the Great Powers The Emperor Nap0
leon has proposed that international Commission sha
inquire into present disposition aud the grievances OF
the Crctans. We hope that all the CABINETS VIII accept
tuis IprOpOstOD England and Austria nave ALREADY de-
clnred themselves favorable 10 it..
The JoaraGi de Paris says that Russia and France nave
Jointly asked England Austria aud Italy 10 PACK the lol
lowing proposals TO 'he Porte l. An arstcc IN tictc
each of the belgereus 10 hold its positions ? Inc popu
lstions 20 be consulted 10y universal suffrage. 3 EO
ean committee 10 be appointed watch the balOthOX
The Journal dc Paris adds that Austria VIII do wnat
England does. -
THR BLOCKADE RUNNER ARkADl.
telegram from Athens, dated the lst instant. saw
The Greek steamer Arkadi has just completed her twelth
Vovage TO CANDIDA thng 80 volunteers provisions,
ammunition. and clothing She touched twice at the
island and announced the betr0tha OF King George ana
fired sautes IN honor Of the event sln embarked 800
women and children for Greece The Turkish steamers
pursucd her without success
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VENEZUELA.
TO THK TRIBUNE.

BY .TEANsHiP THE TRIBUNE
HAVANA. June 15-Advices from Venezuela to the
oath Of May state that, according 10 telegaphic ds'
patches received by she President the revolutionary
movements in Ara9ia, led by Arana, had been com
petey subdued without bloodshed, as no TINE va; iosi
~ rsinc the malrOntents On the 2jd Gen GI hil
tsken fhe ens of government Gen Falcon had eI Ior
Coro 10 oin his family Congress han outhoaea tIe -
INMATE the revenue lower contributions declare p9r,s
of entry and suppress Officers hieS S' 1oS|vVis a. m
rce had arrive there me American schooner United
StalesT lIV . nee We esels They were about cOngschc
0%SS io % " SnS i'd road from Bolivar to Nue@
deneo %e Upata mines were Welding haD%SS5 haD05i ~ oi
& Rnors circulated at Caracas that great dlscoNeL
M OF cold had been made, and the reports haa Dcen le @
Inc subject of dscnsgen by Congress III wac Saiu at
there were parties OF the secret VINO deahdel
privilege ior working and developing lts resources
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HAY7I.

provisional PHEsIDRNCY-PRoPOsED REVISION OF
TIlE Observation-Disclosures OF SALNANE
" HAVANA June 10, 1857.
Renorfs from Hayt TO the ith inst state Tint in the
nlar NJ Gen Saget Gen. Salnaye has been made Pres
dent by nrocanaton very much against his rs ne
had nrantorily refused TO hold the reins OF Govern
meni Nevertheless he persuaded az last 10 agfee
10 fll the Office pro tenn n, =,
II seems that the Provisional secretaries were gy o
nnsed to destroy currency declared worthless ior
rrcnlaton They retained about $4,000. Hhereupon ss
na re reofened 10 have them bayOneted This actlon
called forth the admiration Of the people Large crowds
coiie,ad i'm the CITY Hail Park, and by reclamation con
td ,non him the Protectorae Of the Republic, 10 the
Lone ~ h final acceptance OF the Presidency. salnaNe
hpo npe " the cares of Office with Chevaer and Saget
% constitution is 70 be revised and amended preyoN
toboldng Presidential election
Tine President pro TEN wsA Vey belDhrj ssa ~ iss'
seeou MA the country Was Qn)oe
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fui 10 true principles and who know how make those
lHhcpcs prevail even IN the hands of their antagonists
ldlH' elf' your o0edent servant,
Nv. VERNON HARcoURr.
10 MesSTs Robertson and Brewster Secretaries Of the
United Reform Committee"
ASCOT RACES.
Thursday, the 9th OF June was the cold Cnp' day az
Ascot Heath. The day was fine and the Heath was az
nsua tIonged with gayydIcssed ladies. attended by
thCr partners, or husbands or brothers OF lovers.
The Prince of Wales went in what is called ascot
state Ills Royal HighueSs left Cheplee the seat OF the
Duke OF sutherland, about ~ O'Clock, ana went 10 Wind
sOr where he met some OF his royal relatives from town.
The first carriage cOntamed the Prince OF Wales the
Duke OF Cambridge, the DUchoss OF Cambridge and the
Grand Duchess Of McckenbuTg the second. Prince Won
Jcck Prince Edward OF Sake Wehuer. Lady Geraldine
Somerset, and L.1Y Caroline Gust the third the Duke
OF sutherland the Countess Spencer &c The royal party
was enthusiastically received hut everywhere n the
crowd one heard expressions OF wonder whether Queen
race maiden plate won by Lord WestmoTcland's S
vixen The second race interesting, as ID brought
ou the winner OF last years Derby lord Lyon" he
RED penalty of T. pOnnd, but very easily against
capital field Some celebrated horses FOR the gold
cup, among them Lecturer, Rcgalia. TOrmentoT. and
Rama. The favOrite, however was the winner of the
oaks, Baron kOthschuds Hippa. Lecturer the race
very easily lie Is the property Of the Marquis Of Hast
incS, ana II being well known that he very unfOrtun-
ate M EpsO the change of uCk caused him "a he warmly
chcercd after the at Ascot. Late in the day the
MARQUIS won another valuable with Lady Elizabeth
Ihc knowing ones say he got back 10000 o the EPSON
lOsings at Ascot.
In the race for the st. James Palace stakes Hermit
the Derby winner matched against SIR Joseph Raw
lcys horse, The Palmer" and the Duke of HamOn's
wild Moor two OF his Epson competitors. Hermit
beat them easily Ivy three lengths confirming his Derby
running and placing himself the first favOrte for the
attendance Of the fashion than has been known FOR many
years
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THE VEST INDIES.
TIE RECENT ORDER CONCERNING THE SLAVE fnps
COMMERCIAL NIELLGENCE-NEWs THom JA-

TIE RECENT ORDER CONCERNING THE SLAVE i"bs
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCR-NEws FEon JA-
MAICA,
ny rHs TRIBUNE
HAVANA June 15-It is reported that through tbc
representaon of the American and British Conss, the
Captain was induced to publish the recent esE
the slave trade though there are parties ho
hint at other motives the Governments sincerity meetr
with many supporters. No slave trader now can obta
hv over $500 for each slave should this conrse b
strictly adhered TO- would prove great cheek To spec
For the abolished passport has been substituted un
eipal certificate which every Individual must now baN
TO prove his identity.
The right 20 up public auction rooms is free 90 every
ene now and this Is ~ be turned o. account by the yst
crate smugglers, by declaring imported goods 10 dam
aged condition, which viii halt the duties. The org
nal Of the goods bidding them on st sry Pns'
however low.
Monetary affairs are improving many traJsaet9ns IN
stocks are recorded during the week apart om Ue bse
demand for discounts at the banks
The sugar market s very firm and active Wild "h up
ward tendency, at Tkdsrs. RrrO5e for No. l2
The American brig Chattanooga left yesterday i ba'
tmOre. The wind was blowing very high ana ths e.s
was rough. Capt. Fry Knocked overheard Oy MAJ
OF the main sail, and though every enOrt eas Ina n
him by his son, first mate OF the vessel hp l
board, he sank 70 appear AGAIN Ine Nts'i ~
back TO port, commanded by the captains soh. -, -,
Jamaica advices OF the 2kth OF May complain ~ '"'
great lack of rain, only partial showers h.Nhf I"
throughout che Island, In many iocstee no' '.unt
start Vegetation The greatest scarcity Of m9,s"le Ne
felt IN the towns OF ST. Andrews ST. Davldsi 81 sAL
ine ST Dorothy and Vero sugar crops M'le "aNhf -
close aud the returns Will be less than tDe lowest t
l.stcs made TLsre gas however, lope VI sh "seiS"'S
esiSee crop.
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GREAT BRITAIN.

Iovnov. June 19-The English Government
earned by the landing Effected by the squad Oh
Teniaus at Duugaryan, have stationed men-oi-"ar
~ tbc channel. to guard against the repetition Oh
similar attempts ..
LlyEKrooI, LEne l9-Eyenlng.-lhe llaolh'leS oi
the firm Of Frazer Trenholm " Co., nave Oeen aSC'l
'"'.oa - ovc,ed then assets by nearly million
,onuds sterling
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EUROPE.
TIE BIRMINGHAM RIOT.
10 rnE IRmuNA

fg1f TKtEshAfh TO I'M '"'HN'
IoSroN. Juno 10-Evening-Ihe rot IN biiin'ne
an. which az first had formidable appe"i"iiDo'
,,s speedily suppressed by the action OF the
,,rnt I'm tho House of Commons this eVe'""H ,''
Hon Cathorue Hardy, the Home Secie'HS'' ,l, az,
,oupced that the disturbances IN Birn'e,,"u i'''''
eooed peace and order had been restore"
out the cty and the troops sent there were u"''''
1,crs 10 rettIl 20 their former stations
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u,pNP NTELLIGFNCE.

o-,.ys~ovyg. June lg-2 p m.-'rEe steamship City of
aon from Ncw-York on the Sth nst has arrived here
On route 10 Liverpool.
81 iryrppool June le-2 p. mThe barziGoorgc Henry,
can't cam rom Audros>an May sth for Bosten has put
t,to Fayal lcalW.
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COURT OF APPEALS.

~ TgLsGELPH TO tHB TRloUEE
ALBANY, Ny. June l9.--Tbe following ~ the Gay
calendar Of the Cot ~ Appeals for June ~. No. 20
40, JsI, 1885, l l56 S7 ioS 100 S 'V w. A's' A''s '
New-York tribune., 1867-06-20
BY STEAMSHIP.

The mails by the China. which left Liverpool ON
The sth and arrived at Boston on Tuesday, reached
here Oh Wednesday morning.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-20
klIgrRIA.

The Young Archduchess Mathilde who WAS burned
by her dress catching fire In her apartments on the
25d ultniu died the morning of the Cth IN her lyh
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THE CONVENTION.

TIE STANDING COMMITTEES ANNOUNCED-THK Dis
TRIBUTIoN OF CHAITgMANssIPs-THE SUFFRAGE
AND OTHER COMMITTEES AT wORK-TIIE BUsI-
NESS BEFORE THE CONyENTioN-FEOsTECT OF 4
long SESSION
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