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much superior To any other mode. No water re-
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And can be readily appreciated hy "A single trial.
The cost OF washing for family of live or six por-
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The manufacturers of this powder are aware
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8lisGellanenuS.t
KEEP COOL.

WYE wish, by this means, 20 inform the public
street, and at J OblinEcr's, Huston Building, JEFF
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Every Family, Store, Mandatory,
Hotel, &c, should have one.
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ST. LOUIS.
Violent Hail StOrms-Return of the
Senatorial Party.

ST. LOUIS, june 7.-Accounts from
several of the interior counties notice
an unusually violent hail-storm last
Sunday and Monday nights, which did
great damage to the fruit and crops.
In some places the hail-stones were
as large as hens eggs, covering the
ground completely, and remaining
forty-eIght hours. II m 3a E
Omaha dispatches say the report of
an Indian fight near North Platte
river, was hoax. m o+ a3.
The Senatorial party returned yes
terday, and a great banquet was given
them last night. While the party was
at the end of the railroad, ten coaches
returned through fear of the Indians
west. .f.3t t
Gems. Sully and Bally, and Colonel
Colburn arrived at the Junction about
the 1t of June, en- route to Yellow
Stone. ..f.,l l-,ee a.us
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WASHINGTON.
Decision of the Pension Office con-
corning PensiOns-Admiral Farra.
gut gone to New York.

WASHINGTON, June THE Pen
sion Office has decided to follow the
established rule of rejecting all appli-
cations for pension based on injury
received, disease contracted or death
resulting to white soldier ON fur
lough. .
Admiral Farragut left this morn
ing for New York. He has not been
i'll, but had slight attack of vertigo,
which passed off in very few min
utes.
WASHINGTON, June THE tenn
perance demonstration which was to
have taken place to day, was post
poned ON account of the rain, by
Maj. Gen. Howard, Chief Marshal,
until week from Saturday. G
1t is understood that Secretary
McCulloch contemplates an early and
permanent reduction of the force EN- :
ployed in the Treasury Department.
in consequence of the dullness of
business. Due regard will be paid to
the ability of clerks. ..a shu q E
Second Lieutenant Rosseau, 9Th
infantry, is ordered to report to Gen
eral Rosseau as A. D. G. -
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The Boiler Explosion at Phila.
delphia.
THIRTEEN DEAD BODIES TAKEN
FROM TIE RUINS.
MT. VERNON {
The Carlisle Trial-ClOse Of the Tes.
timOny- Argument Ofthe ATTORNEYS
The Argument to close to-day.

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MOUNT VERNON InD, June n -
The Carlisle case was resumed this
morning. The testimony closed.
Blythe Hynes made the opening
argument for the State. He spoke
an hour. His argument was eloquent,
powerful and convincing. AFRO Dyer
followed for the defense in lengthy
and ingenious argument. General
Shackelford replied for the State in
one of his best efforts. General Har-
row followed for the defense, in which
he seemed to exhaust every argu-
ment for his clients. The case will be
concluded tomorrow by the speeches
of Judge DeBruler for the State, and
Col. DENLY for the defense.
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Mining PrOspeets-War Against the
s "t Indians.

I, SAN FRANcIsco. June 6.-Arizona
advices of May 18th, represent the
mining Interests improving, and agri-
cultural prospects encouraging. ftgg
Gen. Gregg is pushing war against
the Indians Of that region mnia,
Large Immigration is expected
from Kansas. Colorado, and New
Mexico.
The Indians continue their depre-
dations. Preparations are making.
for an expedition from camp A. Lin
coin, and Mcdowell proposes detroy-
ing the crops of the Apaches.
Mining stocks weak; Savage $500;
Yellow jacket 179; Crown Point
1000; legal tenders "a. Flour firm;
wheat dull, and quotations unchanged.
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PETERSBURG.
Arrival of the President and party
The President makes few Re-
marks.

PETERSBURG, June THE Pres
ident and party arrived at o'clock
this evening, on their return to Wash
lngton, having been escorted through
from Janett's Depot to Petersburg
by Mayor Collie and some of the City
Council. Mayor Read rendered the
freedom of the city to the President.
While gratified for the kindness, he
regretted his public engagements
compelling him to decline the de-
sired sojourn, as business re-
required his return to Washington.
LATER.-The crowd at the hotel
received the party with re-
peated cheers, and the President hav-
ing been called for, he made few re-
marks, in which he said he had tried
to discharge his duty He was CRATE
full for this reception, and hoped when
he again came here it would be under
more favorable circumstances, with
the country in peace and prosperity.
He was frequently cheered.
Secretary Seward, in response to
calls, remarked that they had
heard from the President what he
would say were he to make speech.
Mr. Randall was required to speak,
and briefly admonished all to forget
the strife of the past, and unite for
the future In our cOuntrys prosperity.
As the party remained an hour In
Petersburg, they were handsomely
entertained with a supper, and re-
ceived marked attention. They will
remain in Richmond tonight, and
leave for Washington Saturday morn
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the war the average number of pupils
was five hundred, but at present there
are not more than one hundred. The
ball given by the graduating class was
attended by portion of. the Presi-
Dental party. The Presidential party
left Chappell Hill this morning on
their return trip, and were Hospitality
had been as calm and composed as
those of the North on reception occa-
sions. The excursion so far, has been
pleasant to all concerned. Ma. Gen.
Sickels and staff and Gov. Worth ac-
eompanied the party back to Raleigh.
The President leaves for Washington
Saturday afternoon.
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EUROPE. aN0t
BY the Atlantic Telegraph
The CrOWning of Francis Joseph,
King Of Hungary.

BREsT, June Z, evening. = The
steamship Atlanta, from New York
May 18th, arrived to-day. and pro-
ceeded to London.
AUSTRIA.
PEsTH, June Lord Lyons, the
British Ambassador, will be present
at the crowning of Francis Joseph,
King of Hungary, tomorrow All
having distant relations with Austria
will be represented on the occasion of
the forthcoming coronation The
Emperor has made known his inten-
ton of proclaiming amnesty to all
Austrian subjects imprisoned, or who
have rendered themselves liable by
political offences to be committed
prior to this coronation.
IRELAND.
DUBLIN, June THE steamer
City of Dublin is in from New York
SCOTLAND.
GLASGOW, June THE steamship
St. Andrew, from Montreal, has ar
rived.
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PHILADELPHIA.
The Boiler ExplOsiOn-Thirteen dead
Bodies taken from the ruins of the
Building.

PHILADELPHIA, June 7.-Thirt cen
dead bodies have been taken from the
ruins at Gray & Wards Saw Mill, and
the search was actively progressing.
The following dead were identified /:
Harry Menly, Dietrich Endress, Au-
gust Sweipher, John Grier, Jacob
Hielman and Henry Haddock. The
following are among. the missing and
believed buried in the ruins: Phillip
Seager, August Seager, w. r. Hol-
loway, N. Geary and Mr.. Reader.
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INDIAN APOLIS.
Close of The Episcopal Diocese Con-
yentiOn-ResOlutiO to raise funds
to pay Bishop TalbOt's Expenses to
England.
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Especial TO the Evansville Journal
INDIANAPOLIS, June THE Dio-
cesar Convention closed it's session at
81 P. NJ Among other important
business, the Convention passed a
resolution requesting all parishes in
the diocese to contribute towards a
fund to defray Bishop Talbot's ex-
penses to England, to attend the An
gelican Convention.
The next meeting Of the Conven-
ton will be at St. Paul's Church, in
this city.
The weather is excessively hot.
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New YORK, June THE Herald's S
Paris special says it was the Gar of
Russia whose assassination was at
tempted yesterday. In the Imperial
carriage were the Gar, his two sons
and Napoleon III, When the royal
party was being driven through the
Bois de Bologne, young man, appa
rently about twenty years of age, fired
a pistol at the Czar, or in the direc-
ton in which he sat in the carriage.
1t appears the pistol had been over
loaded, for it exploded, wounding the
hand of the assassin. 1t is alleged
that a person standing in the crowd
threw up the arm of the wretch by a
promptly dealt stroke as he .discharg-
ed the pistol. He was instantly cut
down, severely wounded and made
prisoner by the escort The Imperi-
ial carriage passed on without halt
q. 1t is supposed the would-b
M ~derer is Pole.
a, e Herald's London special re-
IN II the races at the Scott Vauban
Pos,s Pos,ssr and Lecturer won the three
Jaspol at loyal prizes.
ergSo H. = ~, aids Paris special says the
- "A ,n;I;t. ry review in the Chaml
granMa MI rniilea 10, erday was the most bril-
~ u. sn.otaol ever witnessed IL
rannoa nanu spe0esae~ 0Ser $1,000 men were unde
arms. Orlo.ns oo;a
The Herolds Ne> Ori1ans Specla
says dates from 5. u II. nuis I o.Isi
Mexico. up to the 17tl ui'.' s.a.e 'ua
Meximilian's fate stil nangs IN IN
balance. -Jaurez and uiS n'niS'e
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RALEIGH. n. G.
The Presidential Party-The Presi
dent to leave for Washington TO
day.

RALEIGH, N. c., June THE
Presidential party attended the COM
mencement exercises of the Univer-
sity at Chappell Hill yesterday They
were escorted from Raleigh by a pro-
cession, including the scholars and
officers of the Institution and the
Governor of North Carolina. Before
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MISCELLANEOUS
Order Appointing Benz. +. Flanders
Governor of LOuisiana-Death OF
Bishop Buckley. f.

BosToN, Jcue 7.-General John G.
Foster will b. given a public dinner
by the lead ng citizens, next Wednes-
day.
Right Bishop Buckley, the Minis
trel, died or Thursday.
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OMAHA, June 7.-Senator Wade
and party attend grand banquet to-
night, in the State House, given by
the Legislature, city council and 'citi-
ZenS.
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NEW ORLEANS, June 6.-General
Sheridan has issued an order ap-
pointing BENZ. F. Flanders Governor
of Louisiana, vice Thos. j. Darant,
declined.
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MEMPHIS. June THE Typo
graphical Union adjourned to-day to
meet at Washington next year.
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~EncIIANTs FURNIsHED WITH

KKERCIIANTS FURNISHED.WITH
xA1 Common Ware alone, IL desired. We
Keep constantly in our warehouses As
sorted Crates of all Common Ware. of the
very best make OF goods. Also, many diff
ferent asSortrnents of Common and Stone
China Ware.
We are the only firm in this city that
imports Assorted Crates direct from
England. We keep patters and styles
OF goods that no other house In this
city has, or can get in the English
market. Our wares are imported via
New Orleans. direct. and bought with
gold thus securing every advantage
within the reach of any house in the
West or East.
Our stock is the largest In the State, and
will be sold at prices entirely satisfactory
to the trade.
now DIFF
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n EW YORK.

Attempt to Assassinate the Czar Of
Russia-Grand Review Of $4,000
French TrO0ps-Late Mexican IN
telIigenee-The fate Of Maximilian
not yet necided-0rder Of EscObe-
do to Shoot Ofiicers-Gen. Sheri-
dan not to be Reprimanded-Re-
neWed efforts for his Removal.
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QUEENS WAR;
DANIED @. MARX.


rxrosr,si.s or AND ~ho1.isl e braII aIH.bp.s1I IIH.bs Is'
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r Ell EGR A p H.

FOR Commercial and Riuer Dispatches see
Fifth Page.
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Passengers from Vera Cruz by The
sans steamer say that all the above IL
false. except t,at Myap,eb Was gBet
Killed. A gentleman who left fie
UppitAi 6D The 9th 0f Anil feels
aufe that no Que left for Vera Cruz
sfler tIiat date, Marques Tad 3,7pp
men ip the .eliyaapd was closely bas
sieged by'Diaz with ii,T6. Mss.,pgnz
has abandoned 1aeubaza end Che
paultepee, Both aquednete supplying
the city had been eut on, and 40 FOOD
nan ladme IL 10 ID. There were, how
ever, several arleHian wells In The oity
which could supply the ely with
water This gentleman spoke with a
aeiirief from Qaerataf9 on The 18th,
vhQ declared the place more closely
basieged than ever
II IL tho general opinion that Mex :.
leo. the eepitai, will soon have 10 sur,
render, fH 44H(H
General Itarrauda, an 1mperialisl,
bad died 10 Vera Cfus from wounds
from the besieaars.
There are two Imperial men of war
at Vera Cruz, both iron.elad built
steamers, tNsEg}
Bisel and Mereda are In tho hand of
tbs fey0IulioHisis. Eal "a
Vera Cruz papers of the dtis pub.
lish no news, 4stI.
Twenty five recruits had arrived
there from Havana,
Grima was rampant at Havana, with
several murders. An organized band
OF aAaassiDs arc roaming about, aud
forty. or fifty Of them have been cap
tnf6d,
The financial condition Of tho oity
don't improve, and several additional
failures have occurred, aud more are
expected,
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aEUROI'E.
ENGLAND,

#t H3taf ENGLAND,
i.aNnos, May 10 Evening Con.
dieting accounts We're received here
~ IN the result OF the recent military
operations In the ialand Gambia
Several engagements have taken place
aud both the sremna aud Turks
claim u success,
The latest diHpateh received from
Athens asserts that the Turkiah
Army, under Omar paHha, has been
defeated Ia h general battle
intelligence received states that the
bark Rover, Capt, Hunt. waA loHt. In
the Chinese Sea, aud all her crew
who had eaoaped from the ahipwreok.
except one, were murdered by the
thuhhtA,
linnLN, May 10 Evening The
report which has haen In circulation
that the rruaaian Government bought,
or are seeking TO buy the fleet of
American Iron ciada. IL officially de-
nled BY tho fruasiaa Naval aathori,
BnaiiN, May ii-EvenInk The
Grown Prince, Frederick William,
will leave for ParIs during the present
week. 10 attend the Exposition,
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WASHINGTON.
New Orleans Hank Dsneienees-- No
Loss 10 the. Government Probable
The Russian Legation, Ht


WAsnisaToa. May ib.-I'he 20
ported daiielegey Ia the heeeupta Of
The Assistant Treasury NJ New Or
leans, IL about n million dollars. lie
and other parties Implicated hava I'M
eonditleDally turned over all their
private property 10 the Government,
- Ii not anticipated that tho uDited
slatas will be loser 10 any considers.
bio lexte9t. The uovernmant deposits
In the New Orleans National Hanks
are less IN amount than the securities
held by the United States, therefore
there will ba no loss from those ins
Atsluti0ps, The parties implicated |.
the difficulties have heretofore borne
the highest character for honesty aud
nnanoial ability, IL Is supposed they
ingolvad themselves IN eoftsu opera :
ilons, When the Secretary OF the
Treasury received information Of the
probable deia loaiion, he last Friday
week, dispatched a oommlsHi ion 10
Now Orleans IL pfetaet and take
elihrea of the Interests Of the Gov
Afltnant, There wha no delay on his
part IN the premises,
& WAaHiNdroE, May 10, The BUS
AihH it'Ah'tuh tuhhHihHiHHth Ihh fut7
lowing 10 the Aa0retary Of State
hT, phrFnAnUna, May 10
The treaty Ii ratified, Hodlaao car
ries II back Immediately, +
fHignad) uoaTacnAR0FF
la hitura, postage upon all letters,
for whatever destination, exchanged
In malls with Great Britain, will adj
vance by single rate for each half
ounce or fraction thereof same as up
on domestic letters,
WAspisaros. May IL "A number
nf LohIHlanianA bad an Interview With
the President to-day, with reference
10 the limit for registration in Louis
iai,a hsd other States in the South.
In the State named, General Shafidan
heA IKed on June az the day on
which the registration In lo eloHe,
while In South Carolina General
kiok laa has named the ifhi of July ~
the day on which 10 IL to commence
Tie l.onHianiana desire NJ least two
,uonfh4 more, The President Ia
tofihed them that tho registration viii
probably be kept open IL all Of the
Southern States until September L.
but that the tune would he leilpilely
agreed upon when the Attorney fscn-
erafA hnlhion was promulgated To
commanders of military diAtriotH
through general War Department
urner, y
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Il II IL Eh Il "A X IL.
'9' e9""''''''''' ate hf.ss, f..ss' "'''1'e"'' 900
Riot nL VI obiiss. .
Murdcrous Allnrk on 10 Pub
lie Meeting. W. ~
Judge Kslly Driven from the stand,
Mon Killed and Wounded.
TnE TROOPS CALLED OUT.
Brccch Of Promise Casc.
A MAN MURDERS nIs WIFE.
The New Orleans Banks.
~~@s~~
News From Mckee Defeat Of
the Liberals.
A MAN MURDERS nIa WIFE.
The New Orleans Banks.
News From Mckee Defeat Of
the Liberals.
DIANApOLIs.
nulahers' Gsisbrali0ns -uraBd Picnic
The F0ster-L0sier Debate.
IHpsoial q flYAnlYiila i0arpal. /


INDIANAPOLIS, May II, - The
butchers of this eity have had grand
celebration to-day, including a pro
eession aod piesie The Cincinnati
butchers we're present with baud ~
music, An exceedingly fasliye lime
waa had,
The Grand Army have picnic 10.
morrow, Arfangamanta,ara made for
al imposing turn out and good time
generally,
The farepa Itosa troupe will give
us tha " Barber Of Seville on Fri
day evening
Measrs, Foster aud Losier have
GONE TO terms In the arrangement Of
prelilanafiaA ta the Igapasud Discus,
sion The vesad question Of mans
future Ii about 10 be- definitely settled
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". Y. sPESjIALs.

A man Murders his Wife Shooting
Aiiair Telegraph Operator shot
Arrest ~ - FdrEer Intelligence
ffDm Enropf Mexican Advlses
hnfrni ~ the liberals MAMMALIAN
IN Mckee Arrival of Passengers
fF0ns Aufope senator wilson In
New uriaana Mob ~ Mobile
Jadga Kelly preyenied from SPEAK,
inE Men kiiled and wounded ~
The Tro0pa called Sut.
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DETnoT, May ~, The State Con
stituiional Convention assembled al
Lansing to-day. Hon, Charles M,
CroHweIl WAS elaoisd President, A
committee of one from each Judi.
District, on tho mode Of procedure,
was appointed The Convention
was composed Of 10 Itepubgi.
oaps and ~ Democrats. aud comprises
many OF tho ablsat men la the State.
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Isosros, May ~ .-rhs breach Of
promise case of Belinda Is, Films
against Daniel u, Kelly, has been do.
elded by verdict FOR the plaintiff Of
W 1000. 4z1,OW was claimed,
A spiritnalist named Smith, killed
one ofa party Of young men who dis
turbad his stance, The young mans
name was samuel Webster. He leaves
q wife and family.
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Gis0isaATf, May ii, ,--At the annual
meeting of the stockholders OF the
Cincinnati, Hamilton aud Dayton
Railroad, The old Board of Directors
was re elected. except one. The
Board rs.aieotad the old officers.
The Stockholders ratified the oon.
tract with tho Cincinnati Dayton
aud Eastarn Railr0nd
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FRANCE.

fAats, May IA Evening Orders
have been sent ~ the varioiis military
dspqls aad headquarters through 0ut
The Empire 10 difbhnd the reserves
rsessny called into service,
s.f.e LHkFMaUha,
LBxsaegad, May 1.-The work
~ strengthening the fofiiheaiIons ~
lhl4 q,ty, on which the garrison bad
for some time been actively employed,
has been discontinued by order " the
PfnssiaD GoinmaDdant,
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Nav yonn, May IL, -.iamas Me
Iaitlay murdered his wiia ia u house
on Tenth Avenue lpsl night. iIa
had frequently quaftalad With hur Oh
religious Huhieeta aud beaten her,
Jonaa. u, Phillips, an eminent law
yer, died to-day
Two brokers, aivias their namea ~
Wm II, lfaugh aud Harrison, Haid
o. ha fram California, lndulead in q
shooting aitfay IN Broad Htlent THE
morning, about diamond ring, aud
II Is supposed II woman was The eausa.
A large crowd wis about AZ the time,
II, j tlfaea, u talaafaphar YaA
wounded IN tbs collar bone, Naithef
ut the parties concerned were hurt,
fauph was arrested aud committed
The Justice refusing bail Harrison
was not arrested,
llaypnua tommaaloner David A
Wells sails for Europe Saturday. to
investigate the condition 0t mauulnas
turing Ia England and belgium, aud
Tie iingliHh method ot dallontlng rev
enue by stamps, aud the methods of
supervising siillarieH. Ne lie hdres
o. return by September, aud VIII
make full report 90 Congress, II n
understood chat Masafs, Garfield aud
A lliaun, uf the Committee on Ways
aud Means, aeeqmpauy Mr, Walls, :
A young man naniad William II
iiunaal was arrested yesterday after
noon, on charge VI fufauiS prniafrhd
hy eartain partiea iiom Alheun, Ohio,
Governor Cos had iesaed "a sequlai
ton for tho arrest OF the prisoner,
aud ha was taken 10 Athena thla afs
tsrnaan,
The tlahokan races came OF TO- day.
The Hurdle race was wen by Hack
bird, time 1 sia. a ono mile dahh wea
won by tlrbana, tima I'M mile
aud half dash was one by Delaware,
time ! aifai Juliua aud Capt Moore
alHa run,
Among the passengers on the
steamef pefaia which sailed to-day,
ia Rev, Nathaniel Waat, who goaH ~
a delegate from the Old school Pres
hyterian Church af the United Stataa,
~ the General Assembly Of the Seeteh
? aud ifish Presbyterian Churches,
which will ha Ia sesaien In Ediahafa
aud iieliaat, early la iune,
The steamship Java arrived To-day,
from Liverpool oa the lth aud
Queenstown on the 9th, II appears
that the amendment ~ tho Kaiorm
mn carried on against the British
Government In the Heuae Of Com.
mons, was far the reduction of the
preliminary pasiod Of fesidauua Co
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