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FRANCE.


Health Of tho Ex.Kmrpess OF Mexico-Her
Fortune and Income. r!4.
The Paris De0ots OF June gives some details
relative to the situation mental and bodily, OF the
saysThe state of the Princess IL still most pain
full one. although II has certainly improved. Her
reason continues to be deeply affected and hopes
one can foresee the period at Which it may take
place. The intellect alone suffers, and thaG even not
Sueny to have an her faculties
a. these the she reads 81 ne wrs s
osng back her "Reminiscences Of Mexico and italy,
fecty conscious OF her deporable history that she Is
not Ignorant OF any Of the gloomy incidents which
s S anu ha
insa other respects her health has become excellent
since her return to Laeken, where she resides in the
brother. and Of Queen Marie. Inc chateau Is q spa
cious and magnificent residence, surrounded by fine
n s Hes III s
the memories Of her childhood and early YOUTH and
every step she takes every object she touches re;
tenderness which they bestowed upon her. The effect
Of these salutary Impressions IL augmented by the
spectacle is an admirable and touching one Of this
royal family so united and subjected 70 such cruel
strong proofs That she Is Conscious Of hsr misfor
tunes Learning that the city Of Trieste was about
to erect q monument to the memory OF the Emperor
Macmillan, and that the Emperor OF Austria and
the King Of the Belgans had each given ten thousand
norins she also contributed q similar amount; and
the late anniversary Of her husbands death she
sent to Vienna to be placed upon his tomb, there to
remain In perpetuity funereal crown in gold first
watering It with tear OF unaffected grief.
The fortune OF the Empress Charlotte has often
been spoken Of Everything concerning this subject
has been settled by arrangements agreed to between
King Leopold and the Count de Flsndre on behalf Of
their sister and the Emperor OF Austria, heir and
representative Of his brother Macmillan. In the
nor nfth o n
riage contract advantageous TO- her have been re-
nounced, and also every right which she might have
claimed over the property Of her husband. Her mar
the inheritance Of the King her father, who died at
Laeken on the 10th December, 1866.
French Opiuioa sf the BuriinGaMe Mission.
Translated from the Independence Beige, June III
Tho Chinese Embassy has arrived at washington
and will be onlcialy received tomorrow by Mr.
Seward and the President at the White House. A
fact much noticed by the diplomatic body il the
OF the Russian and British Ministers to
der their welcome greeting, they having made the
trip expressly to New YORK, without waiting for the
Embassy's arrival In Washington. NJ. De Stoeckl
assured the Hon. Mr.. Burlingame on the part OF
Prince 0ortschak0n that he would receive Q most
cordial reception In st. Petersburg not only
representative OF the Chinese empire, but Also
American citizen. II Ii impossible to be more cour
t0Oua
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nseELLAsssus rssrsa1 nEss.

edited By Henri dc Rochefort the Paris papers
c,asssp edited By HARDY e Rassfort. ' ''' 1'
The Paris Cnavsvas5 calls attention 70 the follow
M e S sMa%Rs q the religious tolerance ,
nit the numerous members Of society Of Lyons Who
assBt at the annual eeremony Of TIE F6e Deu to 90
70 t6s ,scss the slesy hss deemed = sspedisns TO
A small colony Of French Sisters Of Mercy recently
embarked ct southampton bound for Port Natal, for
the purpose Of taking cssTgs Of an inland hospital
situated some .. nunaIeo miles mana.
for sale By pubic auction, was bought y ct the price
The Berlin correspomdenz states that In 1899 Prus
q million Of thalers each. nine Of whom reside
Mr.. Cameron, the late Abyssnian prisoner, when
Il reported to have stated that the body found l pro-
baby that Of substitute, and that King Theodorus
escaped during the bombardment Of Magdala
under sentence Of solitary imprisonment on the
island Of 81 Marguerite, TO expate the crime OF
cannibalsm committed during the still raging
spanish journal mentions the curious suicide OF
man who built up stack OF faggots, then fasten.
ing himself 20 40 TO render escape impossible, set
IRE to the heap and was burned to death.
A rich farmer, sixty years old, living near Calais,
France, has lately taken unto his bosom wife aged
nineteen. From his FIRST marriage he has grand
having venerable gandame one year younger than
herself.
submarine lamp has been invented IN France
that burns under water without being fed by air. IL
IL common oil lamp supplied by compressed
oxygen from reservoir at the bottom During q
recent experiment diver kept one under water for
twenty five minutes, and the light was so powerful
that he could distinctly see TO write with diamond
on glass within radius OF six feet.
The chief trade In leeches Is centred 10 Paris, to
which various countries contribute their quota.
Italy was formerly the great source, but now large
quantities are shipped rom the mouths Of the Danube
Trieste furnishes 10 the extent Of $780, per annum
and Australia snnds considerable quantities. TO Lon
don aud Paris and this latter quality s preferred by
the medical profession. The Viceroy OF Egypt mas
lately granted concession for the annual collection
OF three millions OF leeches from the stagnant pools
caused Hy the periodical foundations OF the Nile
Those MT Immediately wanted are kept In reservoirs
coverW with Shiny mud, In the vicinity OF Paris.
THO French Academy OF Inscriptions and Bellies
Letvsrs recently awarded the FIRST prize TO Leor
| GgItier, for his work entitled LES Epopees
| Eiancaisesr- on the origin and history al
| national literature And the second to N. Fran
cisque Miohel for his work entitled The History o.
4 the Commerce aud Navigation at bordeaux" princl
| pally under the English administration.
| French Sportsman having lately shot yoyn
male fox had served a. dinner party disGuisVJ a
rabbit end. although curious taste Was ppsiced
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Further investigation into the disastrous nre
OF yesterday shows that the warehouses Of 0etling
Boyes and OF D.. II. .watzen,. with I've smaller
houses near the sttckpforte and Ave houses In the
Stephani churchyard, have been t0tally destroyed
The insured value OF these u . million and . half
thaleS. In the Dooenthons suburb three farms
Meyer b Kahrweg's timber yards ana twenty three
insured here except the houses, and the property
destroyed Is estimated at about 20,0 600 thalers.
were Soon extinRuished. d. n ..A .---------- u
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Francis Joseph In Prasue-Prince NapoIoon'l
- i- Tour sfliIaf Grew ,hs3I r'

Francis Joseph In Prasue-Prince NspoIoon's
-. Tour. 1'-if JEW Ns7i aIa
A telegram from Prague OF June n says:-The EN-
per0r OF Austria arrived here as halfpast I've this
morning. An immense crowd had collected, and al |
the houses through which the Imperial carriages
passed were richly decked out His Majesty received
an enthusiastic reception. d9liG8VGoO eli 10 q
Prague Despatch Of June 20 announces;-The for
NAL Inauguration OF the bridge took place yesterday
amid manifestations OF great enthusiasm on the part
OF the people. To an address In the TcheQue aud
German languages, delivered BY the Burgomastsr Of
the city, the Emperor replied In these two tongues.
In the afternoon the clergy the nobility the author
tiles and the various corporaons were presented 70
4 telegram nom Pesth OF the 9ist Of June reports
Prince Napoleon yesterday received the President OF
the Council OF Mnisters, Count d'Andrassy, and the
Highness made an exclusion with several members
Of the lower chamber to the mountains OF Ofen. g.
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to Lord stanley ana TO leave him copy Of IT,
am &c.
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- NIgGI- - - 1870 dIAagH 80 80
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CARPETS.
VIM. 4. FRENCH. cHAs. Killing ELHdeFER.
CARPET WAREHOUSE.
WIN. E. FRENCH & CO,

WIN. Il. FRENCH h CO.,
Nos. AZ and 40 MAIN ST.
EVANSVILLE, IND.
UYHO WANTS a NICE CARPET
Wv at reasonable price, and no trou-
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Nov is the time to make your TVTGc or
Friends handsome Christmas Present, and
at the same time make home as comfort
abe and cosy as q palace.
LOW PRICES, GREAT INDUCEMENTS
AND GOOD ADVICE:
In order to reduce our stock before max
ing our annual invoice on January Ist
1859, we propose for
pS THE NEXT 80 DAYs6a
to offer our Carpets at the lowest possible
hsures that will pay cost, carriage, and en-
pe7Ses.
Also, In order to give employment to
our carpet makers and Upholsterers DUR
ing the dull season, we propose to make 1tf1
and tdy dotOn all Carpets we sell till J anu
airy LIST FREE OF CHARGE. All goods
delivered free. All work guaranteed,
Our stock OF MattiDgs. oil Cloths. VIM
DOW shades, Damasks, Lace Curtains, Cor
n1ces, Wall Papers, and House Furn ishfug
Goods, generally, Is larger than all others
I'm that nnel now in our city COM bined.
goods are Tet0iIed in the United States.
We are e1ctusfUety in this line OF business.
what others can do elsewhere we propose
to do Ia Evansville. 4" Every man to his
trade" City Business is divided: Don't
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cry store. Don't ask for mutton in a mil
nnery shop. Don't thinE you can purchase
dry goo IS In q drug ore. And, above all,
Don't buy your CA RIP ETS in a DIR Y
Carpet-making for 30 days. is given gratis
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AGENTS WANTED FoR
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! below the bridges. thing which ia never
I known TO have been done Us ro ah0rf "a
/ lme. hometliles THIS part OF the river re-
I nuns open tnt greater pnrt Of Che Winter.
I on account Of Che swiItness ID che current.
ST. Louisville Democrat OF "wednesday
says:
The river has fallen here rapidly. To- the
extent OF some three feet. during the past
three days No Intelligence has been re-
ceived from slot Islaud. tho moai dreaded
point on tile Missi ssippi. 10 is believed
Lual Vie depth ot water GA mat ban D. oul "
IlNe aud hair or six feet, wititn decline or
Two on three inches. Boats VIII have
trouble &C Hat Island. Tee stall abundant
IN the river, tut not interfering with ferry
boat navigation. Weather mild. but
change threatened last night.
Ihe fact ot the Suspension Of tho licenses
Lane during the wintsr. by our worthy
local inspectors. has the aspect ol Cool
tainly has that look when NJ ia rec
collected That the licenses or nlf Inner
Mississippi pilots have been perempto-
rily suspended by the very natural and
trrevOcable decision or that superior
aud determined individua', jack Frost
Esu. The latter gentleman having. during
the last few weeks, remursel les Iy suspend
ed the ltceus es OF some two hundred upper
river pilots, the feat performed py our
learned and diguided losHi inspectors
assumes very nuimpofiaht dimensions,
We can imagine with what cheerfuiuCs5
Messrs Lane and Stevona accepted the
to plot STEAMBOATS, while these stcuu ATS
are snuRly laid up IA Winter quarters.
Merciinl inspectors Fortunate c0liuissi
Capt kroutz, we understand, has See
cured possession of the Great Republic, uu
behalf OF The owners. she will be docEed
and thoroughly repaired, and next Spring
VIII make the Valley howl
Aud her owners too, no doubt.
NEW OHLEASs- The times 90 Sunday
last SAYS
The weather during the ptsI twenty
-FOUR houia bias been 81 a sew re nrucier.
shortly aiter nightfall on FaddV. Ir come
Inenced ireezlug, and yesterday morning
nu-playt a Zee lu the gutteu ana pools on
water ON tue lever tO haf iucu in fhick-
ness, Wnilo az some places it was strong
enough - skate on. The Htr during the
enlire or yes ,crdnv was very cu 'd and not
q Few complained thereof nOtwItnataud-
ing Lneh having on their great coats,
snaWls ana other heavy hnhllimeuts.
Buslnesa throughout tue landing yester-
dhy was about ns active ns Me have witt
nessed this season. There were TWENTY
wo departure, and ont ID That number
We failed 90 hnd one chat ava NOT hive her
compliment OF both freight aud passen-
gers.
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The OBly Perfect Cure for Piles.

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~ the Old and New World. In case of
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-kKYANTED-AN AGENT in each town
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~ 20 lNhU inc AGENCY Tor The sale OF
ERADsTREErS RUBBER MOULDING and
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offered to agents. From Ten to Twenty
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for agents circular. First who apply Sc
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RFVHE GRECIAN8 BEND.-The best game
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EARRAsTED TO REMOVE ALL DESIRE yOR TOBAccq< lie
salH segea5ts and harmless Il JBries aud eHches
the blood nvigorates the system possesses great nrsh
ing ADJ strengthening power, is excellent fic and
appetiZer enables the stomach digest Aeartiesf
food nh kes sleep refreshing, and establishes robust
health. NHaoers aud chetosrs for sfxfg a<urs cnTeL
Price FIT per box. An Interesting ezse on he
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UNIVERSAL CLOTHES wRINaER

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Among the first boats due here are
the Armada, from Cairo; Rapidan
No. 2. from Eastport; Emma Floyd, for
Nashville; Silver Cloud, No. 2, and
Nightingale, from St Louis; Romeo,
Norman and Silver Moon. from Mem
phis; Minneola, for Memphis; the
Melnotte, John s. Groesbeck, Vir-
ginia, for New Orleans; Dexter,
Z. w. Strader, Westmoreland, and
Richmond, from New Orleans; Rose
Hite, from Louisville; Charmer, from
Cincinnati; Ada Lyon, from Green
River. Fiet fiE
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ArrivaIs ana DEPARTURES.

The only arrivals and departures
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The weather, yesterday, was nearly
clear and quite mild and pleasant.
The river during the twenty-four
hours ending at o'clock yesterday
had fallen seven inches. At Pittsburg
it is swelling slowly, with, four feet in
the Monongahola, aud full IF heavy
ice. At all points hence 10 Cincin-
natl the river is falling
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