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TIE DOMTNTON OF CANADA.

PERSONNEL OF THE CONFEDERATE MINISTRY
ELEVEN PoRTFoLIos-THE MEN TO TAKE THEM.
OTTAWA, O. W., June l9.-The personnel OF the
Confederate Ministry is announced. There are
to be eleven members, Canada to have seven of
the eleven. Here are the names:-
Canada gives John A. Macdonald, Premier;
Alexander Campbell, William McDougal, VIII
liam Rowland, q. L. Cartier, Alexander 7. Gait,
and III. J.. Langevin. The lower Provinces,
Messrs. Tiley Tupper, Mitchell, and Henry.
Gait will be Minister of Finance, 1t is reported.
This arrangement will hardly satisfy the
French Canadians for they will have only two
representatives in the Government, while Can
ada West will have four, or double the number.
Hon. Mr.. Blair probably the best man In the
present ministry, is left out, 1t will be observed.
Messrs. Tilley, Tupper, and Mitchell arrived
here to-day by way OF Portland, Maine.
The present coalition In the Canadian Minis
try will not be continued in the Government of
the Province of Ontario. and the Reform party
will have the power in their hands by large
majority.
lieutenant Colonel Atcherly is here INSPECT
ing the volunteers, and will pronounce the
usual official hb that he finds them in "high
state of efficiency"
In eleven short days from now this backwoods
city will be the capital of the second State on
this continent so far as extent of territory goes
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THE ENGLISH RIOTS.

NO-PoPERY LECTURES AND INTENSE POPULAR
BxCITRMENT-THE MOB AT ONE TINE IN POS
SESSION OF THE oITY-HYMNs OF THE RIoTBRs-
ACTION OF THE MILITARY AND POLICE.
BIRNIINeHAM, June 20.-The indoor and out
door harangues which have been lately de-
livered in this city by a man named Murphy,
who styles himself an "Anti- Romanist Lee.
turer," and who in all his discourses inveighs
vehemently against Popery and the ceremonies,
rites and sacraments-partc the confess
fessional-of the Catholic Church, induced very
great disturbances here during the past few
days
Very intense excitement prevails among the
people, and at one time last Tuesday the aspect
of affairs was exceedingly serious.
At least one hundred thousand people were
turned out In the streets. and an enraged mob
had possession of the city for some time.
I'll ey sacked several houses.
The rioters marched through the streets sing
ing "Glory, glory, hallelujah, ""John Browns
chorus" and other airs of this class.
The authorities were active in the defense of
order
The Riot act was read by the magistrates.
Troops were hurried to the city from Man
The military did not fire, however
The city police were out in full force, the men
using their cuilasses.
Several of the rioters were wounded, but none,
as yet reported. killed.
The excitement is now somewhat lulled, and
Murphy, who is under the protection OF the
"Pl otestant Electoral Union," has persisted in
bis coarse, and every night delivers offensive
language at much length against the Roman
Catholic Church, ridiculing its rites, etc.
Attempts have been made to renew the dis
turbance out of DOORS but they nave been put
down.
The city is comparatively quiet at present.
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FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.
Financial and Commercial Report to
Noon.

Ftnnncial and Commercial Report to
Noon.
By 1e atlantic Cd6le
LONDON, June 2l--Noon. Oonsols, gfl<: u s.
5-2Os, %; illinois Central shares, 20; Erie Rail
road, 401z.
LIvERPooL, June 2l-Noon. Cotton quiet at
1l1zd. for middliDg uplands, and 115sd. for New
Orleans.
The sales to-day will amount to 10000 bales.
The Brokers' Circular reports the sales of the
week at $1,000 bales, whereof Is, 900 were taken
for export and speculation. The stock in port is
824,0 bales. including 429 600 bales OF American
Other articles unchanged.
ANTWERP, June 2l-Noon.-Petroleum, S7ll
francs. -
LONDON, June 21-Noon.-The bullion in the
Bank of England has increased 6552.OO0
Two o'clock Commercial Report.
LONDON, June 2l-2 p. M. - Consols, 9llS.
American securities are unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, June 21-2 p. M.-Corn has ad-
vanced to 3Ss. Peas have also advanced TO 3Ss.
Tallow has advanced to AS. Ashes have ad-
vanced TO AS.
The Scotia and AragO Arrived Out.
QUEENSTOWN, June 2--2 p. M-The steamer
Scotia, from New York on the 1lth, has arrived.
BREsT, June 2l-2P p. M.-The steamer Arago
from New York on the Sth, arrived here to-day.
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NEWS FROM CINCINNATI.
SENTENCE OF MURDERER-ATTEMPTED sUIoIDl
BURIED ALIVE.

BURIED ALIVEs
CINCINNATI, June 2O-Samuel Hulings, an
old Cincinnati thief has been sentenced 10 be
hanged on Wednesday, July IL, in the jail yard
of GeorgetoWa, Brown county, Ohio, thirty
miles from this city. He was one of party OF
three safe blowing burglars, who attempted to
blow and rob the county safe there, and who
he detained them. His associates have not yet
been convicted.
A young man, named Theodore Montagner,
shot himself in the abdomen, yesterday even
ing, with a pistol, in an attempt at suicide
BE was printer by trade, and is not expected
to live.
At about four O'Clock yesterday afternoon, a
man named John Won Beck, who was at work
Pleasant leet, No. 1913, was suddenly buried
alive by the caving in OF the vault which had
been dug TO the distance of about twenty feet.
His fellow-laborers had ceased work for the
day, and LEFT him there at the bottom OF the
excavation TO attend 70 some matters about the
tools,
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THE THRONE OF ENGLAND.

THIRTIBTH ANNIVERSARY OF QUEEN vICToRIA's
ACCEssIoN-LoYAL REJoICINGs AND A GENERAL
OBSERVANCE.
LONDON, June 20.-Ths day is the thirtieth
anniversary of Queen Victoria's accession to
and acceptance OF the throne of Great Britain
and Ireland, she having succeeded her deceased
uncle. King William the Fourth, on the 10th of
anu loyal manner. The bells of the city we're
pealed early in the morning, and royal salutes
were fired by the artillery in st James PARK.
The royal standard of England has been duly
hoisted, and flags are flying at the different
prominent points in the city. The Queen is at
Windsor.
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The MEXICAN Mission still Vacant.

. NEW ORIEANs June 20.--No appolntment or
a MIpister ~ Mexioo has yet been made In the
city, ali statements Il 70 the contrary notgith7
standing correspondent a tn S1 ~ LUIS luis nOeost
the Seat OF government to represent American
interests and to restore the prestige OF the
United States, which suffered considerably by
the sherman Campbell H0Sc0.
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Removal of Texas Officials by Sheridan

NEW ORLEANS, June 2O-General Sheridan
has tsBued an order to-day removing rom
Office Deputy Sheriff John L. Whitmore anu
Constable L. II. Wright. of Jefferson, Texas ior M
refusing TO execute warrant legally lssued @ ios
the arrest OF man who committed an HtIoSlous Ss
murder. The milltaryaauthorlties are i 9roereIi
TO arrest the murderer. AttornSyr rS5t1IS, N,a,lts
Stanberys opinion, ifcarrled out, WIN RtHPttg REPtsteg
defeat the radicals In Louislana. MinlsVor
Campbell left for Washington to-day
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Registration in Louisiana.

NEW ORLEANS, June 2O.-General Sheridan
teegraphed General Grant yesterday that the
last returns make the number of registered
voters in Louisiana 81 ,4SS. There viii be large
humber OF whites entitled to register who will
decline, on account of objection TO the Military
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For addittoral Marine Neps see YNtrd Paae.
ARRIVED THIS MORNING.

Ham. barque Arladne, Piemeyer. days rom New
York, in ballast TO i. Westergaard q Co.
schr J. L. Harmed. Adams, from Washington.
Schr Ocean Wave, Baker, from New Bedford.
Schr q. IA. Bent. Smith. from Cambrdgepo;t
Schr Reading RR. No. a. Burke from Wilmington.
6chr ID, 8. MershOn, Ayres, from Chelsea
Schr s. ]. Vaughn. Vaughn, from Weymouth. -.
Steamer J. g. ShTver Dennis ~ hours from Baiu-
more with mdEe. to A. Groves, Jr.
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FINANCE AND ooMMERCE.
OFFICE OF THE EVENING TELEaRAPH, 4
Friday, June q, 1867,


There was very little disposition to operate
in stocks this morning but prices were steady.
Government bonds continue in fair demand,
no Change 1VD SG'H loo O. was V BID r for 10 4 HS 1861 for June
and August 7'30s; l06a for ga 5-20s; 1861 for
65 5-f0s; and l06b for July, 65 6-2Os; City
loans were unchanged; the new issue sold at
Railroad shares were duh. Pennsylvania sold
at 52s, no change: and Camden and Amboy
al 1872 no change; SO was bid for Minehtll; A4
for North Pennsylvania; 20 for Elmira common;
4Oi for preferred do; 26f for Catawssa preferred;
Bnd 43 for Northern Central.
City Passenger Railroad shares were firmly
held. Hestonville sold at l2} no changer 66
was bid for Tenth and Eleventh; l6 for Thir-
teenth and Fifteenth; 26lor Spruce and Pine;
and A for Chestnut and Walnut.
Bank shares were in good demand for invest
ment at full prices. los was bid for Seventh
National; 1877 for Farmers and Mechanics'; 56
Tor Commercials 100 for Northern Liberties; 81
Tor Mechanics; 100 for Southwark; So for Penn
Township; llo for Tradelmen's; 20 tor City; 40
Union; and 125 for Central National.
In Canal shares there was uery little move
ment. Susquehanna Canal sold at ls. % was
bid for SehuylkIll Navigation preferred; AZ
for Lehigh Navigation; and 56a for Delaware
Division.
Quotations of God-loa A. M, 1879; IL A. NJ,
l37s IL M, 1871; P. NJ, 1873, an advance of
on the closing price last evening.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES TO. DAY
Reported by De Haven q Bro. No. 10 8. Third street
FIRST BOARD.
!5$$$ CITY ss rs ,5 4 SiS &$%
!ISSSSS S$o....~.,'.: SiS I$S dS~i.:sSO- iS
iSSsh Resd R;;-6iG- Ss ao.o-~.. c. Ss.
iSS fSS sS sR Il TeSsSPe SiSR osso. u SS:c SSS 3
--Messrs. De Haven & Brother No. 40 South
Third street, report the following rates of exc
change to-day at l p. M.:-U. S. 6s of 1881, 112l
@112B; do. 1862. 1lO911O4; do. 1854, 1O62@
1O7; DO, 1865, lO6l@l07; do, 1865, new, IO9S@
l09b; do 5s, ,1O-40s 9920l00; do. 7'3Os Aug, 1861
61l06a; do, June, l06b@l063; do, July, 106b1
lO62; Compound Interest Notes. June, 1864, 119'40;
do, july 1864 l1sb@l19a; do. August, 1864,
11s9@l1sl; do, October 1854, lI7s (@ll7b; do,
December, 1864, 1l65@117I; do, May, 1865, 1l6B
@ll66; do. Aug, 1863, 1l6S@115b; do, septem-
ber, 1865, l150115s; October, 1865, 1144@l15;
Gold, 137s@l375. Silver, 1318@l33.
-Messrs william Painter Il Co., bankers, No.
SO South Third street, report the following
rates of exchange to-day at IL oclock;--
O. s, 6s, 1881, coupon, l12i@ll2s; .. g.
10Y; do, 1866, 1861 0lO7b: do. new, 109e
@109E; 5s, lO-40s 99E@100t; U. 8. 7;50s, lst
series lO6t@1Oea; do, I'd series, lO6t@1065;
Sd series, 1864 Compound Interest Notes,
December 1864. II; NAV, 1866, 16l; August, 1866,
154; September, 1866 l4i; October. 1865, 144.
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ArrIInl ma RaItimnrn.

BALTIMORE. June 2l-91O A. M.-The train
has just reached here. A large crowd was in
attendance and received the President with
cheers. The Marine Band performed during
the few minutes the train remained, and the
trip was then resumed.
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MEMORANDA

Brig Executive, Graham, for Philadelphia, cleared
at Bangor 18th Inst. r
RBriR MaTgaretta for Philadelphia repairing at
81. Thomas l4th inst -.
schrs @. 8. Adams, Baker. and M. O Hart, Hart for
philadelphia, cleared at Boston 18TH Inst .-- ll
schr Arthur g. simpson, Churn. hence, at Fan River
18th inst. l'
schr j. s. wheldIn Bourne, for Philadelphia, sailed
from New Bedford 18th inst.
SchTs N. T. Clark, Clark. and A. Sheppard. BOW
ditch for Philadelphia, sailed nom ProVidence S'n
schTs d. and f. KeleL Kelley; s. A. Jones' Fisk H & 9:
f. Elmer Haley j. g. Watson, Houck; ,,a ~
W. d. Oargiil. Kelly; and Ocean Blrd' Ae'Si ASS' ~
Boston 18th inst. -. 1,.ovtncatouvu
Whalingschr Carrie e. Jones from d M h @
was spOken nth inst. lat. 81 % ION. % 10 W 'N
Grand Master at this port-all we wenca AZ rSevy Pad
Revenue cutter Active, FensAi' He"N'' ~ ~" -N
ford nth Inst
uoAIEsTIO PORTS. -
NEW YoRK, June 2o@ATTlyReoo' Ro' TsnsIpo sseIsU D"i'"
p.Is S N rro5nmasinO, CriscuoO, from Trieste
flrie Scofiand, CrOWel, nom BArRaQo5s
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5Ua sION OF CONGRESS.


FEoa ne a e'v 6'onddrd.
asg I'll a the press, in some inhuen-
,;.f ,.raFtets Natine up to the necessity OF an
st,t shasi0 Of congress In July The most
1i,, sAslN 'ne,A Is 81 u ueress are, we know, In
,asnr oi n D. ~ tit agns Of the times show
now indispeni pc ~
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ClTTegDOIldeIlee
IEWIs DEL June 1919 P. M.-The pilotboat Noses
n GFnna1l rom a cruise, came In this evening and
anast as foows:-Ship Betty. for Antwerp;
herres IannsvlyanIa. for Cork Aquilla for Hayre;
and brig Riram Abin Tor Sa&uh ali from fhiauel-
mia went 10 sea to-day. -. -, :. rL.
I'be brig Samuel B. Kirby rom Turks Island ana
iaroe silip are now coming in and steering for the
roadstead. where the schrs Thomas Borden, from
phisdelphfa for Providence aud Chris. Loeser, nom
an eastern port. with stone for the Breakwater, are
riding Rt anchor. Wind 3. Weather clear.
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TIOh TO THE EMPBRORSs
LONDON, June 20. - At a meeting held
at the Mansion House this morning, the
municipal authorities of London voted TO pre-
sent an address of congrstulation to the Gar
Alexander, of Russia, giving expression to
their joy at his providential escape from assas-
sination in Paris.
The city authorities voted similar address
TO the Emperor Napoleon the Third, of France,
congratulating him on his escape from injury
at the time of the attempt on the Gear.
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LATEST SHIPPING lNTELLIGENCE.

STATE OF THERMOMETERS AT THE EVENING rELK-
GRAPH OFFICE
IA. M...-.....72 IL A. M.......s0l2 p.
For additional Marine NesOs see Third Page
CLEARED THIS MORNING.
Brig N. Clifford LitJleheld. CaibaTlen T. Hough & Co.
schr John Farnum Kelly, Bristol, sinnckson d Co.
Schr M. D. ireland, ireland, Providence do.
schr @ N; Hamilton, Smith, Portsmouth, Warren
Gregg d Morris.
Schr ]. e. Pratt NIckerson Boston, Reppler O. Bro
schr Caroline, McClintock, MIlvie. Whltall. Tatum
d Co.
scbr J. L. Harmed. Adams, Washington. Van Dusen,
Lochman & Co. ..-I
scbr M. Tilton, Frltznger, Salem. Tyler g. Co.
Scbr Mary and Caroline Smith, Bridgeport, do.
Schr Ocean Wave Baker, Newport ]. g. d g. s. Rep
schr o. II. Bent. Smith, CambrdgepOrt Day. HuddeII
schr Reading RR. No. "a, Burke. Norwich. Rommel
schr b. s. Mershon Ayres, Boston, Castner, stickney
q Wellington.
schr 8. j. Vaughn, Vaughn. Weymouth, do.
Schr w. p Cox, Houck, Medford Eastwick q Co.
Schr Problem, Moore, Richmond Street q Co.
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Arrival of Steamers.
NEW YORK, June 2l.--Arrived, steamers City
of New York and Nebraska from Liverpool
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uruNyn no aHA

The brig Mariana w from Philadelphia for Lisbon
Went TO sea AZ o clock yesterday morning.
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or ne Philadelphia AEcchangs

ARRIVED AT WILMINGTON, DEL
Steamer Louise. Wilson, days from Moolie, IN oal'
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FROM EUROPE BY CABLES.
THE ATTEMPT ON THE CZAR.
CITY OE rONnOu IN afrfptcTpAT. rONdR ATUTA /.

TIE CITY OF LONDON IN MUNICIPAL CoNGRArUbA-
TIoE TO THE EMPERORs.
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JUXNrED-A LOT OF RAILRoAD BONDS AND
~ %,ss sS1 sss t sss 49, TO- sSS
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aesy" The Raiical. Of both town and
c'uItry are considerably taken aback over
the result Of the elections. They had moi
anticipated any such Waterloo defeat. 1t
is enough to make them feel sick. Only
t, think Of it! They having over 1900
majority last Fall for GsARY, and but few
days ago, to be routed by thousand or
more. is awful to contemplate The old
Keystone State is soundly Democratic when
properly managed. Ralicalism never had
toothold in this State. honestly gained,
nor never will have. White men will yot
rule in Pennsylvania. The people are only
waiting another opportunity when they will
put man in the Executive Department
who has II few bruins and less negro. equal.
ity ideas.
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The truth about Dysp psia.

Whoever says ih,, dyspepsia Is ineurab'c, tells
that is 10 say makes an eErcpioas mistake, More
than ten thousand aggravated cas"s have been cured
w IiCsTETrER's STOMACH EtrrERs. while the
nunbrt that have been prevented from coming 10 n
linnd by The same means, is incaleulab'e. ln ms
season Of the year when the appetite is sometimes
tjo vigotous or the cemfrt aud SAFETY ofthc stomach
indigestion is most prevalent aud most distressing
IL The appetite 10 pc baked 10 necoui n,fate the ~
gcs,iye oyanns Not 80 Tor then the frame won'd
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tc done is TO sTasSurnys the sToa.cH tone tile nve
anl put the unveils in perfedt order. N"'hne "'''
do this 20 enncually, sc rapidly so quietly, Ho
pleasantly, as HusTEITER's BlrTERs. This ro
tel preparation trims und balances the system, and
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never known to attock those who nre wise enous to
invoke The nil Of this great preventative. b o..
Ct0her, 10, IsG7.- Aw. ,ritf
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4 YOUNG LADY RETURNING

To her country homo. after a snjorr1 or few
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gG5" Richard Birch, who some three OF
four weeks ago, met with horrible accident
BY an explosion in one of the ore mines nca,
town, died on Saturday last, and was buried
on the following Sabbath by the order of
Odd Fellows, in III, cemetery, at thi, place.
lie wa, a peaccajle and respectable citizen !;
and his remains were followed to She grave
by large c,ncourse Of people. Fiom the
nature of his wounds his face, rex, arms
and hands being greatly 'nang'o fho must
have suffered terribly. At one tine it was
thought io might recover hut4t the same
time he was gradually sinking and finally
death stepped in and ro'iavedlim from oil
Suffering and pain. A respectable family
lament his death. The fune,l sermon was
preached By thc minister o the Lutheran
Church, of which church, re understand,
he was suppc t,G. lie " a man OF
forty odd years of age.
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80 On Wednesday last the Saw Mil
belonging to Maj. Isaac s. Monroe, of Cata,
xissa, situated at Rupert, this County, was
destroyed by fire. 1t is not kaown how
emil took fire. 1t was not running al the
time, nor were there any stove with FIRE in
or about the Mill whcnthc flames broke
out. The Lackawanna aud Bloomsbury,
and the Catawissa and Wil'iamsport Rail.
roads, are, both close to this property, and
sparks from the Locomotives MAJ have Sc,
it on fire. The loss is quite heavy and the
insurance light.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-10-16

DEMOCRATIC MEETING On Monday
svening, the 7th inst, Democratic Meet
ing was held in Crcasy's School House, in
Centre township, which was well attended,
considering that it was an evening meeting,
The officers were as follows: President, Le,i
A. Hutchison; Vice Presidents, Henry
Shaff.r, Aaron Kelchncr; Secretary, Wilson
Hagenbuch. The meeting was addressed by
Lieut.. NJ. B. Hicks, Capt. Cooley and G. W.
Miller, Fsq., in able and fervent speeches.
This meeting wound up the Campaign in
Columbia County.