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NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE.

NeW0fks
The vnRioL THROWING CAsK-Mrs Downing the va
man arrested for having thrown vitro on girl named
Josie Horton. has published card over her signature -
which she contradics the statement made by the tri
that she sHorton did not know Mr. Bowling was mar
red Mrs bowling states that early in the fall ahe 70.
ceived letter, signed sYour JOSIE and addressed 20
her husband Ia which the writer expressed herself =
folows.-.I love be in your society 80 much dear
James that afraid you will think am soft: but "a
there u God do sincerely love youn Feeling thsk
the gir was being imposed upon, Mrs. Bowling
tat she visited her and inquired If she THAI
ROWING was married. TO which Miss horton replied thai
she was aware OF the fact.
ROBBERY or CHURcH.-On Saturday night the Lutbe.
ran church in Halsey street. opposite Cedar was brokoa
INTO by sacrgious thieves, and robbed OF Garnet
amounting value to about 500 The church vas "a
Gently robbed Of silver pitcher and II supposed ths
tho thieves have only succeeded in accomplishing what
was before their intention Tho police authorities have
been notified.
DsGRAcEruL ScEsas IN EpEHAlr's wooDs For several
Sundays past disgracefu lights have occurred in the
woods near Clinton Hill, known az Ebehalts A largo
Sundays aud settle the difficulties OF the proceeding
week by hand 10 hand combats, which not unfre-
qucntly stones and clubs arc used, Comnlants haze
often been made police heaiqtafiers bat iIg pocst
are poweross to act, Inasnuch the woods are not
within the city limits
KILLED ON TIE RAuRoAD.-On Saturday night last .
man named Thomas NcEwen, n brakeman on the New
Jersey Railroad was so severely injured that he dice
within fifteen minutes. After being injured he was ds.
covered lying insensble condition tho top OF
the On being to the Market street depot Is
u ascertained that his cad badly bruised
the inference is that while standing the tho
passed the East Newark station that his head came
10 contact with the arch over me depot Deceased re-
sided ut Woodbridge, and had only been In the empeY
of the company since tho LIST OF June telegram con-
veying the sad intelligence was Immediately despatched
10 the family Of deceased, and the body to
Woodbridge. How AcEwen came TO DO on the top q
the Is . mystery, his duties did require hin
there Deceased was single man, aged about twenty
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shalt not k" and all OF Gods works and agents rett
erate Inc soano from ali parts Of heaven and earth
That voice repeAis the solemn command from SINAI
The same voice, IN the chapter where the COM
mandmont ~ declares that blood pollutes the land Ths
gentle Jesus declared that title jot should
disappear though the very earth and Heaven should
be moved The speaker hers proceeded % nars.s
more and characterized the conduct Of the Officer
who bsheld the scene a. eowardly or criminal.
He said he felt proud that the who pursued ths
murderer belonged his Bible class. He next traced
the career OF the murderer down to the Dreadful
which revealed his suicide dwelling upon the probable
thoughts that possessed biz miad previous % the act
VI said he considered suicide the darkest stahs WHOA
~ az snacs He ASKED, how c0mss such = tsnibas
Vlsi.a.cs u. Hiquor and women" He called
a, sk'am~ rssses and papers q me and i0 sSaS
Upon %. ,n, the Church TO labor an coo snsaa
NJ 'S ~ 1uomo a - In conclusion no sspoae'A
smiio upon purified lal.~ Ftss.fs&
the following verses from Yo@ 'out. 800 al
Some cannot
Oft their daring hands the curta.:
Aud shew what their JOY or their despa
The clotted hair, gored breast, disappearing ey0
It's impous fury still alive In death
Shut, shut the shocking scene But Heaven aesSs
cover 70 such guilt, ana 10 snvsM men.
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Fcsc ne ehe BATTERIES.

from Ga.ignani's Messonger, juno II
splendid f1e for which great preparations had been
made was given last night Al the Tuieres in honor Of
the SovoreignA The invitations limited in num-
Der, only amounting to about eight hundred CON-
municafion had been made between saloons Of
chateau and the reserved gardens by OF
staircase similar TO that in tho Palace OF Eon-
tanebleau, and the whole scene was illuminated by
garands Of gas aud electric lights Of oil colov producing
tho most brilliant eject All the trccs hung with
luminous globes, and gigantic sun Of gas WAS placed
the Graud avenue.
The old tbcstre Of tho Tuilcrfes. which was never
used, had been transformed into immense festive
hall adorned with natural flowers and there q splendid
supper laid out for four hundred persons whilo
another served in the Gaerio de Diane the end Of
which had been fitted up conservatory nIled with
the choicest exotic planss An immense crowd hronged
tho ncyhborhood the whole evening TO witness the u-
limitations the gardenA
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CARD.
OryICE MkRcHANTs' UNION EXPRESS CoEpArY, >
y65 Broadway New York, June % 1887

$50 Broadway: New YORK., June q. 1887
notice IN 70 issue Of your paper the statement .has
a has been commenced for INJUNCTION against the
properly on The grounds q the reckless Of tie
OF the company, its present insolvency and tho
pany eject FOR hcr Ssnst and
@ mt. of b sn ann " Se s.
named against s but and nd
q Auburn wherein this above charges with insny othes.
equally faiseand ridculous were set forth.
q and every material z, 'ss
therein is utterly and rscklessy ratrue
and 81 The
Of es o s1s ss% az q. so e %
81 s an. se b ~ ~ =
ana .he Pubiis 10 the value q the ssoek.
Believing this 70 BE- the fact shalt nterpose 3D.
trarv We shall court such investissou whsn We shan ais
prove every m.ter. "a the compliant and :.sssy
report Of our trustees arc literally true
no
Sssp day %ss the q ~ line. s ns.s have
rs bnsness never prosperous today saA
j.. rssp: hay. rapidly nerssssa from The a..s e cen
rscsptsef The old ccmpsns. have rapidly dmln.hsl
s 4. . 81: y ssi
Y: !; Il ,,.: y "a :Ss
he ~ho. s o. Jsnnr
and Maru and Tor the month " March last
than the receipts o. the United States and Americas e.
No company ts magnitude managed and ops-
II runa,pg mios Of line doing isrecr buss-
ana .s sss s than sIy
scs worth far more than that OF other
ouch,og she secret and ciandesns arrangement refer
red TO- simply rdicuisus WON - recklessly and
The complaint m b answered oses. asa the e.ss
forced to a Trial At the earliest day; wv.,.
Secretary OF tho Nechsats' Union Express Co.
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The Wellington N. ~ Iripsnes Of the sth Of May
contains tho following summary Of news TO that day:
Apart from provincial questions which much
discussed IN wellington, there little stirring in the
world OF colonial .poi'i.cs
The ha.yeaHy meeting Of tho shareholders OF the
New Zeal steam Navigation Company was held on
The 10Th ~ April TIE report and balance sheet showed
that loss o. s64js had been sustained on the half
year. The proposal To amaigamate with the p. N. y.
and A. II. N. Company had the 2sth Of March. been
rejected by large majority OF the shareholders
The Rev j. j. r. Reilly after a residence Of twenty
four years the colony sailed for England the 23d
of April He presented his departure bv his
Honor tho Superintendent with written testimonial
purse OF l76 soveregns bohalf Of the principal
inhabitants OF Wellington.
The month has boen rather gay, and amussmenis
plentiful. Mr. and Mrs Charles Poole havo performed
10 delighted audiences: dramatic entertainment has
take place the bepedt OF the Fire Brigade the Mar
ycs Of Peru have displayed their acrobatc fcats the
Athen1um Committee have had q literary and musical
entertainments In the ODD Fellows Hall; and lately
Cooke zoyara Wilson's Circus has drawn large audi
aur
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MAIL DETAILS TO JUNE Is.

Tho Inman steamship City Of Boston, which left
Liverpool at four p NJ the 12lh and Queenstown on
the 1ath Of June arrived at this port yesterday event NC
the German mail steamship New York, Capt Drsysr.
from Bremen the sth, and southampton the llth Of
Juns arrived IL this port yesterday morning.
The steamship Caledonia, Captain Mcdonald, from
olasssw the 7th via Nove Ireland, the ssh Of June,
reached this port yesterday morning
From both the last named vessels were landed twelve
HUNDRED and twelve passenger and the City Of Boston
had full list with newspaper Giles containing details
OF our cable dispatches TO her day Of sailing The
main points Of the advices have however been ansic
pstsd BY the compilation from nles By the Ham
noniA published In the HrRALp on Sunday morning.
Tho London Globs says thai the English Parliament
will BE- prorogued before tho middle Of August and
that general election may BE- expected the ensuing
prins.
Prince Napolsop, vino WA a Venice addressed the
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AUS TR ALASiA.

By the arrival Of the Panama New zsxsssd sad
Australasian Mail Company's steamship MaiaurA =. r.
Bird, r. n. commander, a. Panama on the Slh Of
June, We have files from Australasia dated sydney
the I'd and Wellington, New Zealand, tho sth Of Mag
over one month later.
The Maiaura sailed from Sydney, NJ s. W., on May 2,
al I'VE r NJ, arrived at Wellington, NJ T.. May 7, At
three r NJ making the passage in four days and TWEEN
tytwo hours She left Wellington the 8h OF May at
ten r. M weather then moderate: had on the 10TH
18th and 18th nstants experienced heavy westerly gales
On the 10th OF May fatal accident occurred VIM. Bed
ford, ships cook struck by heavy and washed
over the engine hatch 10 leeward On being taken
below It was found he had sustained fracture
Of the leg. and amputaon necessary. The opera.
tion was successfully performed, but the died
the morning Of the 18TH at quarter to three O'Clock,
from exhaustion
The Mataura has as passengers For southampton
Messrs Drummer Phillips, Newton, Bleschmied, Ander-
Jacobs Rev. w. Bird, Mr. and Mrs. Gurrn, Mr. and
Mrs. Baiey. For New York-Mr and Mrs. G. G. Shar-
u, Messrs Lord, Butler. j.. Davis, +. Snoderass,
an, Arthur, Mr. and MRS r. Robinson and three chill.
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ON in this Iaudabe course aud that you will siacken
"our snaesvors rs ty ne Combination &c , sssa
=. sae, a. ~ ssse tsms fs can can
~ "a =, enac1 carry out is p~ns - &c oeass -.
tvs 81 he country u BY your sIce s'one "a ,nas
Ssqs = es sustained! =. 0a s%paihiss AND
Inn tions Of al classes Of the community, an Ssr
sh the union Of all classes, TO promote h. : 20
mo0y good feeling Of the ,s country a. large 50 a
sI hicS the blessing Of Providence, and BY your
VA hope to be enabled 70 carry through If i
sSsance for US appeal 70 the country In support
oe nesessay piles upon which proceeding-and
~ .nSss p'nS airy for TO do 80 at distant PERIOD
after the great ton are effected needless for us to
DOW u conempss caaon shall hope that confidence
in What have .S s US 20 some degree q Confidence
an ~ rs, ~ ~ ~ untry and THAT appealing TO all
CLASSES q The such an ,Uw nnS q e
snaI ooss'n IRON .nem all opposition. and carry
The country safely ): over q difficulties through which
b passing tchcsrsl \ -rcunourR, Mr. Disrasli
who was cordially received eiy NV feelings on
! Derby has expressed ocmrA on my part most
,ns cccssaon, @ would S o. s.,o ed me BY pass.
ing particular resolution in lAy. Attention. do
intrude myself for moment on ycce partant at the
prsssn than that the wn ch ! awaiting "a Ting
country, Of the great occasioT are called up
On o q os 81 and .na
tion. b preparing 70 perform them ifs Is il effect
loIu OoEOy luauSuEateu IN tnS county,
nothing really than the restoration to me acct.
OF their ancient privileges When we hear'A measures
ing pre- baby alarm than they feel at tS !, thew
they recommend, only remember ~ ,ws OF
are measures which for long time wereeA verful
this country. under which became the most p fore
and prosperous community in the world tfsN row
trust thai the new constituency which We ase n.
creating and which hope in short time will bs 90
peted, win be made duly OF the great oocEsss
which awaiting them, and that they viii show by se
manner in which they exercise the franchise that they
were worthy OF the confidence reposed in them FOR
my part hare no fear OF the result (Hear hear.p n
know that the people Of England people devoted to
order and not insensibe to graitude that they arr
proud Of the traditions OF their ancient and famous
country and from animated by such feeling moth.
ing but the best results be augured. But In all
human affairs there 10 nothing valuable than cx
ample; and 1t ID we1 for the country that II should be
felt that in the chief city OF the empire the working
preparing for the performance OF tho great trust
which Ia now TO be committed to them and show.
Ing to their companions and colleagues throughout the
kingdom that 1t is expected from them that they, by
performing their duty will show that the legislature
this country mado mistake in appealing with conf
dence to their patriotism loud cheers)
& The deputation then withdrew,
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THE CONGREGATION OF sovsREIeNs.

Tho Rulcrs OF France, Russia. and Prussia
at Prayers.
rFrom Galignani's Messenger, Juno 1871
The Emperor aud Empress wore present on Sunday, a
little before ten, at solemn in the chapel Of the
Tuil cries. the Archbishop OF Paris officiating The
tendance was unusually numerous.
The Emperor Of Russia the Grand Dukes and the
persons Of thoir suites went the Greek church. Rue e
Ia Crox at eleven and received by the Archman-
drlie with the usual ceremonial. The church was
crowded and tho persons outside loudly checred his
Majesty.
On his sde the King OF Prussia accompanied by the
Prince Royal, attended divine In the German
Lutheran church des Billettcs in tho noghborhood Of
the Hotel de Vile
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Extraordinary Advance In the Funds-Causcs
Of the Improvements.
From the London Times lcity artlcleh June IL
The month OF May, In contrast 70 the same deporabe
period OF 1896 has witnessed total advance exactly
Ave per in the English fundsa circumstance rarely
parAisled- The market this morning opened amid gen.
erai excitement all persons being anxious 10 buy, and
notwithstanding the improvement OF one-half estab-
shed yesterday, the rst transactions IN consos we've
u fresh rise Of the same amount The eagernsss 70
purchase continued throughout the day, and a. the
holders Of securities Engiish Or fcreisn Of svsy kind
SOW lcngzr disposed 70 sacrifice their property IN
vague alarr0, each Transaction u followed oy fresh
Upward raovemsnk Before the close o. business 3
rhes rise Of thrss.fourths conss luently essab-
hshed IN consols makiua total OF one ana onsfeurth
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legislative Ineerp citations TO thc Cabinet.
PEsrH, June %, 1867.
IN the Lower House of the Legislative Diet N.
Bsnath, . member Of the party Of the LEFT"
demanded to know when the government would
bring in, or would they bring in. measures in the
shape Of bills for the emancipation Of the jews,
tbs exposition Of the civil polity Of the country
regards other political and religious disabilities,
the reorganization Of the military system, about
the concordat with Rome. and . reform Of the
navigation laws.
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Oesat Bismarck Recraiting HIS Health-The
gNwpi Queea GOING England.
ss.ses Sd t.syt ~ BERLIN. June 20, 1867.
The Prime Minister. Count Bismarck, has left
TOR the recruitment Of his health. into Pomerania.
The Queen Of Prussia leaves on visit to Queen
victoria, and will be in Windsor Castle next
Tuesday.
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HxRnnnrRa, Pa, June 20, 1867.
-Four OF the parties arrested on the charge OF stealing
the properly or tho State from tho Capitol bound
appear Court Yesterday afternoon the Chief
Of Police went 70 paper mill Carlisle and returned
tonight with nearly ton OF stolen property, including
$50 volumes or the Adutant Generals last report and
GsaeraIs report had been cot ND into paper
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ARREST OF An AllsseD WIFE possHsa.
UTICA. N. Y, juno

UTICA. N. r., Juno "a, 1851.
man giving his name - Rev. w. II. Grcen was Or.
rested this city to-day charged with poisoning his
wife in Litch0ed county, Connecticut An officer ID
here from that State with . requiston on Governor
tes The prisoner and tho officer In charge viii 20 East
on Monday morning.
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Tho Feeling In Russin.

A telegram from 81 Petersburg Of June o. says:-
The excitement on account Of the attempt 10 assasnate
the Gar II on the increase.
The Bourse Gazette OF st. Petersburg says:-The En-
peror's journey abroad awakened presentiments Of
threatening danger. The Russian public desires the
immediate return Of the Emperor TO g. Petersburg
The Journal OF 81 Petersburg asks II the fears which
yeT. entertained upon the departure q the Gar LOT
paganda.
Numerous conrratulatory kilograms we're being
Russian towns.
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CONCORD, N. H., June q, 1867
The steamer Chocura, running between Allen Bay and
Centre Harbov, Lake winnpsseofce was found sunk
In tho water II the wharf ~ Meredith village this morn
ing. The cause "a unknown She was tho largest apd
best boat the line beng hundred aud eighty sees
long. and worth about $50 600
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The King of Portugal.

From the Corriers Mercantile, OF Genoa. June 81
The King OF Portugal will, i is said, embark Lis
bon the 10TH and will arrive hero about the 18th.
He will then proceed to join Queen Maria Pin Turn.
Their Macsties viii then out for Florence and will
afterwards visit France Portuguese squadron.
ssting Of the corvettes Badomero Daz, Esiaara aud
Dnra de Tcrccira will escort tho king from Lisbon
letter from the Portuguese capital states that tho
King will land at Bordeaux and then proceed by land
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From Melbourne have papers 10 the 2glh Of A?rl.
Melbourne visited By heavy yale tbs i7in Of
April. Great damage done ahoat and ashore.
The annual volunteer cncampment was a great sue
cess Over :, 900 volunteers OF all arms present
Parliament reasscmOled AprlI %
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TIE ASSASSINATION ATTEMPT.
The Lucky Equcrry-Skcfrh Of the nIun VIII
IL. Il 1T ft.s.f

The Lucky Equcrry-Skcfch Of the Dian who
saved fhc Life of the Gar.
The following particulars relative 20 NJ R,imbsud, tho
Emperor Eapoleon's equerry who acted promptly
protecting the gar and Emperor OF France during the
attempt Of the the former. gwen by the
JcErnqf De Roscr:--
NJ Firmin Rambaud, whose has suddenly
qured great popu arity, belongs family half French
and half Belgian His father who born at Arrss
and Ind considerable interest IN Of the Coal COM
panies the died few years ago leaving
three children and fortune estimated nj twenty mil
lions OF francs HIS widow Is still alive, and inhabs
hotel In tho Rue do Ponthieu at Paris having large
garden leading into tho avenue dc5 Champs Elysoes
The residence OF 81 Firmin RamhaGd il opposite that Of
his mother. He and his sister both married He
himself seven or eight years ago, espouscd Nile. Moe
guard, daughter OF the late Secretary OF the EN-
pcror, and the death OF tho father-in-iaw.
his Majesty, In gratitude for the services
dered By the latter, thought 1t right 10 atach
the son-nlaw to bis household In quality Of cqaerry.
The third member Of tho family, son ared about
thirty once q member ~ the Polytechnic school,
and left Il 70 enter the Corps des Mines an engineer
which position he obliged ~ relinquish from bad
health He afterwards became director OF several hnan
cial and manufacturing companies IN which his brother
also had an interest," Tho Kambaud family ara prvprieors
OF the coal Of Ne Grand Hornu Of the
richest in Belgium.
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THE ATTEMPT ON THE CAR.
SPECIAL rrlseaAm 10 THE HERALD.

Nspelesa's Reply TO the Exhibitien Commis-
Sion Congratulations.
PARIS, June %, 1867.
The Emperor Napoleon has forwarded an auto
graph letter to Marshal valiant, requesting him
TO transmit the thanks Of his Majesty to the Supe.
ror Council Of the Paris Exhibition for the address
OF congratulation forwarded to him by that body
with reference TO the sad occurrence Of the 9th
instant. and his happy escape during the attempt
made on the life Of the Car.
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HE Arrival In Sc. Petersburg.
81. PETERSBURG, June %. 1851
His Majesty the Emperor has arrived home from bis
visit 10 Paris.
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Cogpanion. bv Dr. A. N. MAURICEAU, protects every
lady from medical prctcnders aud imposors Prico 81
~ Liberty street Or sent by natl.
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srewn,s Glass Polish, for Windows, enirs-
Iated wares, tin. &c. - Bieecker street branch
s091s broadway. New York. Agents wanted
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EaichcIor's Hair Dye.-The Best In the
world the perfect Dye harmless reliable.
Gus. FACTORY 81 Barclay street
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A.-y.-A..-X ..-A. -.x.--A...x.-A...x.-A.-
Summer Dress Shoes and Gacrs, reduced prfcea Q
I.OKiN BROOKS SONS, - Broadway corner Of aoW-
rlsrr
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AZ For Brown ni.ccIornrisns, called Metz
pared Dr FERRY " Bona strsst sold By all druggsts
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Tho supper table formed . large square, and in the
centre placed the principal piece or tho cent
beiongnG the city, the secondary parts being
disposed towards The four corners
Covers we're laid Tor eighty persona.
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Queen Victoria to the Cznr.

Queen Victoria beng informed OF the attempt on
the life OF the Czar st sent from Banorh 20 tho
Emperor Alexander telegram warmly congra'usiing
him upon his escape.
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\ Beautifsl G.mptr xien and a Soft. Sme.sh
ska by using WRlGllTs ALCONATED 0LYcERINR
TABLET Of soiidiled syccrne. For sale BY RUsHr0N.
a lffuaa
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"A Ncsye!.y In 49, Ia nd .s- = e Ks:.A
NJ. +. HIGGINS, 51 broadway. aud III Sixth ssenus.
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NlP0LEoN's ARMY PREPARATIONS.
THE CAR n 81. PETERSBURG.
Ian Derby and Mr.. DisracI on Class Divisions
and Radical Agitation IN England.
BY THE CABLE TO JUNE q.
THE EASTERN QUESTION.
trfls -~~~~->ce-~-~->~~~>~-~~~
! SPECIAL TeLEeRAm TO the HERALD.

The Caadaan Commission Of Inc uiry Ac-
ccpted by tho SuItan-The Commissioners
TO Assemble In COnstantinople.
BERLIN, June %, 1867.
II ID asserted In political circles here that the
government Of the Sublime Porte has accepted
the collective proposal made by Prussia, France,
Russia and Italy for joint commission Of investi.
CATION into the situation Of affairs in Gambia.
The commission, to be appointed by the Chris.
tian great Powers and the Sultan, will assemble in
OonstAntinopie.
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American wnsch-. mt Factory Prices by T..
b BYNNER co, ls9 broadway and ITO Fulton street.