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Out on fOuIs-Orienfa, Y tne5 EcKIOru, III IiIIIe5
Home runs-PatersOn, o. Courtney, 2.
Umplre-Mr Mcmahon. OF the Mutual Club.
Scorers-Messrs Hartley and Watson.
Time Of game-three hours
TOda will he 'swarm" in ali parts OF the country,
as may lie Judged from the following list OF
MATCHES 10 COME OFF
Atlantic Vs. Union, mt st. Louis.
Athletic Niagara, at Buffat0.
Star vs. Independent, CapttOiine-
Mutual VS.. Mohawk, Union.
Union Va. Gramercy. MelrOse.
STAR OF Pleasantvile, w. Harlem.
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EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

GLASGOW, June 2e.--The steamship iowa. from
New York June 10, arrived In the Clyde yesterday.
LIVERPOOL, June 26.-The steamship virginia, Cap
tain Thomas, OF the National line, which leh New
York on the 18th, arrived here to-day g
tain Archer OF Aliens line, which left Montreal June
Al arrived here to-day.
bOsDos, June 26.-The steamship William Penn,
from New York June l3. arrived Ia the Thames to-
day.
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WALCACHiA.

The Jews in Address to the Bonapartes.
VIENNA, June 26. 1858.
During the stay OF Prince Napoleon at Bucharest
ne was waited on by a deputation Of Jews resident
In that city. who took that method to present a
respectful address to the Emperor Napoleon setting
forth their prosecutions, asking ameliOratiOn OF
their condition, and thanking the Emperor for his
known hberality towards ali races OF people.
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Cerscu ana VIII sesn him TO the 0uiversity Of osers
Dame. Indiana, TO DC edacated
Tennessce state bonds TO the amount OF t30C.0ee
wiz be ISSUED to-day TO the Southwestern Rsatrseo
COMPANY. which proposes constructing . raliroeA
from hcsiinuvie, TenD., to Danviile, Ky.
Ludlow Alexander, = s0n or J. b Aiexan1or. Q
banker OF New York oity. was drowned In tho one
WAS not recovered
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MISSISSIPPI.

Large Democratic Majority CiRimed--Acces-
sions to the Democratic Ranks from the
Loyal Leagues-A Negro Radical Candidate
ApOstatizes.
JACKSON. June g. 1853.
coored democratic club from Brandon number
ing three hundred il here TO encourage the cOOred
democrats at the election tomorrow. torchight
procession two miles in length paraded to night.
when speeches made by prominent politicians.
The Loyal League is paradng the streets about two
hundred in number. The democrats are receiving
accessiOns from the Loyal League. Bronson, a negro
radical candidate In Rankin county, joined the
democrats to-day. The State Is claimed for the
democrats by $1,000 majority. Ten counties give
democratic majOrlties OF from 500 to 1000
each. The republicans have gained four OF the river
counties. The democrats allow them all the river
cOunties-ten in number-but none Of the inland
counties Though there Is much excitement here
there have been no hostile demonstrations and the
opposing parties treat each other with courtesy.
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FIRES LAST NIGHT.
Extensive Fire in Fulton street.

Extensive Fire in Fulton street
At about a quarter Of two O'Clock this morning a
fire broke out In the store Of the Empire Tea and
Coffee Company, 2o6 Fulton street. The fire at first
spread through the store from the rear to the 'front.'
The llremen, with stream, soon drove the flames
back, and the fire then started up the rear OF
the building and at the time OF going to
press there seemed to be strong indications
that the whole Of the building would he destroyed.
The basement was occupied by the Excelsior Restau-
rant The third story of the building was occupied
by Charles Forrest, engraver. There were one or
two other occupants whose names could not be ascer
tanned The building was Ave stories, and was
valued at about The loss on the stock OF the
Empire Tea Company may be estimated at about
$4,000.
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OBITUAR
Judge Allen, Of Missouri.

Judgc Allen, OF Missouri.
Sr. LOUIS, June 20, 1898.
Judge william 8. Allen OF st. Louis. died Ut his
residence IN Franklin county in that State Tues
day last. He was born in Massachusetts,, and came
90 Missouri in 1897 Besides having been connected
with several newspapers he Register of the
Land Once under President Taylor. Secretary OF
New Mexico under Fillmore member OF the Mis-.
souri Legislature and occupied several other promi-
Rcnt DOsitous.
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PRESENTED TO
MADAME ADELAIDE RISTORI,
A TRIBUTE
OF ESTEEM AND GRATITUDE,
FROM THE
NEp,CkN nYAMATIC FIND ASSOCIATION


On the corners OF the oblong space surrounding
the plate four smaller plates made In shapes to har-
mOnize with the design Of the cover, bear the
names:-Medea, Macbeth Myrrha and Elizabeth.
The other is similarly Ornamented. but has in
place Of the inscription plate Mme Rist0ri's mono
gram, surmOunted by her coronet, and the names on
the four corner plates are Marie Stuart, Marie AntO
nette SOr Teresa and Giudetta.
The book was presented to Nine. Rstori BY Mr.
John BrOughsm, the president OF the association.
and was accompanied by letter highly eutOgistic OF
the genius of the great drttste.
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81 46 Total,

Good morning. Jerseyl
The ExcesiOrs, of Rochester, played with the
Aers, OF the same place, few days since. and were
defeated in game of ten innings with score OF IA
to 13.
These juniors are not to be "sneezed at"
The Eckfords and Orientals Of New York. played
yesterday at the Union grounds, and after q rather
tame display of three hours duration the game
closed in favor OF the Eckf0rds with OF 80 to
16. H9des and Patterson, OF the E0kfords, did
most execution, while Malone, Egger and
Iaing attended remarkably well to the duties
OF their positions or the Orentals, Bunting, Smith
ana J. Miller did very well, but the rest seemed to
he all out OF sorts. The Orentals have good playing
material in them, hut they should not attempt to
force its development. They should measure iances
with such clubs the Athlete, Athletic of Brooklyn,
Orion Gramercy or Independent before they face
such tough customers as the Mutuais and EckfOrds.
The score OF Yesterdays game is az f0liOws:-
ORfRNrAI ROKFORD
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body OF workmea 70 comfee the unfinished buildings
on baud oy dividing thcmceves INTO nambs say from ten
70 twenty nve and WORK those buildings thai
nearly hnised hs and doing think thirty days
could nnish nearly all the work thai is completion
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FRANCE.
The Bank Statement.

Tho bdnK Statements
PARIS, June &C. 1883.
The regular weekly statement OF the Bank Of
France, made public to-day, shows that the amount
OF bullion In vault has increased since last week
100000 francs.
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PENNS YLvANlA.

Detention Of a Yellow Fever ship In Quarau-
tine mt philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, June 20, 1868.
The schooner ]. W. Allen, from Sagua Ia Grande,
IL detained at the Lazaretto with yellow fever on
board. The captain OF the schooner died at The
vessel was ordered 10 remain IN quarantine ut
Fortress Monroe, but ran away during the night
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Fire In King Street-I.0ss About Thirty
Thousand Dollars.

About one O'Clock this morning fre broke out in
the top oOr OF the FIVE story brick buildings 70 and
rs King street. occupied by Bruner Moore, manu-
facturers OF furniture. The fremen were remark
ably quick at the premises and just a. quickly at
work. and by this prompt action succeeded in con-
aning the fire to the top floor and roof The actual
damage done to the building will not exceed $4,000
but the damage done to the furniture by water Will
he heavy, and In estimated at about $4,000. No
doubt the is fully covered by insurance. The top
the fire is believed to have originated from spOn
taneOus combustion.
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Attend 10 the Firrt symptoms of fou-urra,ic0
and check the disease in its ncipency by usng JAfS
EXPECTORANT a safe remedy for all Affections o. the
Lungs and Bronchia. Sold everywhere.
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OR RTUGAl.
Political Amnesty.

Political Amnesty.
LISBON. June 26, 1858.
general amnesty has been declared in favor OF
those persons who participated in the political riots
and dtstu urbances last winter.
The New York herald., 1868-06-27

A.-PhaiOn's "PaphIan LOtiono Removes
FRECKLES PIMPLEs. TAN, SALT RHEum, EH'Sir
ELAS, &c
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Ar FxreyIert ArficI-.

An Excellent Article.
MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYkUP " IN exc"'rnt
article for all diseases of children. " resves t'' r'd
from regulates the stomach bowels ard Ivy giving
health lhe child comforts aud ress The r1th'r DURING
tecthng ts value IL inestpar cures VINE
collie and gripping IN the bowels.
BE and call for .......,.
hav tina simile of "Cnrs y Parking On hs ont
aide wrapper. All others base limitations
The New York herald., 1868-06-27

A.-PhalOn,s ssPsphiau SOAP" Possc>ssss fhS
ma properties "Paphan Lotion" 16 cents cska
r. viii mol chap skin It is Invaluable for the TOILET,
BATH and NURSERY.
The New York herald., 1868-06-27

Eve Glasses and spectacies to Improve tho
sigh young without the isiFessng eeo OF fro
auent changes Inventor SERMONS, Optc.n 6saG Broad
way, opposite Bond street
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Roots, shoes, Gaiters and shippers Vt Eyery
variety, rcliy made and made TO order. At " ~ RiCH
MOND'S, 5;3 broadway, opposite Metropolitan Hote'
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Circulars Of Every Description and Notices
attend meetings printed in the neste possible manner
notice and twenty cent ess than At anI
other similar place In tho cv. At the METROPOLITAN JOE
PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, " Nassau street
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Fire IN Fifty.Fourth Street.

About hanpast ten O'Clock last night q Ore broke
out In the three story brick building No. AT West
Fifty-fourth street. The rst floor was occupied as
lager beer saloon and the second and third az
match factory. Loss on the stock 81 6o0 on fixtures
and building $4,000 Fully insured In fire conpa-
MES. Building owned and occupied BY John Loehr.
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TBLEGRAPHIC News
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.
aaa a- ENGLAND.
~~'"~7 = S'N'077s"fS$
Txs Irish Bill In tho House Of Lerds-Exciti.s
Debate.

->S>Nco50r@2d21
Ixe Trish Bill In tho House Of Lsrds-Exciti.s
Debate.
htaa LONDON June 27-2A.M NJ.
In the House of Lords the debate on the Suspensory
bill was continued.
An immense crowd was present on the noor and
In the galleries and great excitement was mani
tested.
Lord Oarnarv0n regretted that this question was
madea apsrty measure. Ireland had never gained any
thingo the battle field of party politics. He criticized
the Irish policy Of the late Derby Ministry and said he
oistrusted the policy of the present Cabinet. He
thought 1t was safer for the Church to make terms
with ts avowed opponents than trust Its professed
friends. II the Church Of England fell into minor
tty his affection for it would remain but his
conscience would not support 1t as an estab
lshment. He was in favor Of disestablshing the
1rlsh 0hurch, but he would not disendow It, He
Concluded with the declaration that he should vote
for the Suspensory bill. (Great cheering from the
Whig beaches.l -
Lord Rsdesdae said this bill was sacrilege and
Che Queens sanction OF it ought he barred by the
coronation oath.
Lord Marlborough said the bill was only an effort
OF the liberals to gain office at any cost.
Lords Duferin and ROmy spoke in support OF the
BILL and the Archbishops of York aud Armagh in op-
position.
The Marquis OF Salisbury said the bill should have
have been made to exclude future holders Of bene-
0ces from compensation. AS this was not done
he thought the object Of its trainers was to CON-
INIT the lords to some Interior design. This
was no plan OF disendowment but the
trainers threatened that il it not passed worse
would follow. If worse one could be framed they
would have done it. He conceived Of nothing worse
than abolition. INQUIRY should be made as to the
right OF spolaton. II envy and dislike were
the reason for 1t, it would not stop at
corporate property. He thought the Fenians
would regard 1t as sop to save the land Land, and
not the Church. was their object and the real badge
Of conquest. II the Lords became an echo OF the
Commons they had better not be Lords at all. He
wished to yield to the opinion Of the people, but II
they acted prudently, firmly and independently they
would probably interpret the wish of the people
better than the Commons have done. .
The debate was then adjourned.
The Irish Reform Bill In the Lords.
The Reform bill for Ireland was read for the first
Prince Alfred Mt Home.
LONDON, June 90, 1868.
Prince Alfred has arrived in England and Is now
ct Windsor.
Poetry and Reform.
LONDON. June 26, 1868.
Henry w. Longfellow, the American poet was last
evening elected member Of the Reform Club.
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bathing Dresses for ladies and Geufiemes.-
A large variety. Prices from 80 10 Sl3 . suit, al
UNION ADAMS, 63T Broadwag.
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Keep Your Head Coo, md and ree eeqT rna mr r.r
HAIR restores gray hair to its oryins color sops ,ss
failing out nj once IL delicate delightful hairdreseng see
Chevaers "Trcsse the HAIR" Given away at The drre
''oIss Rhd sen' 'cGEVALIER NJ d. LIB Broadway NY
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Furniture Coverings, All New styles ma
colors, at KELTYS curtain store, 47 Broadway
The New York herald., 1868-06-27

Excursi0ni-ts, use Pyle'S Lemon Sugar, wtice
$50 W Washington street.
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pa u,vbJets, Law Reports, &C., Execute4
with quickuess and despatch twsotyaye per cs.e
other printing IN t0c of
al he MBTROPOLTTAN JOB PRINTING ESrABLIsH
MINT, N Nassau street.
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LONDON. June 2s, 1868.
Henry w. Longfellow, the American poet, was last
evening elected member Of the Reform Club.
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A.-Lyon's Wngnelic Insect Powder.

aeas bugs and kind OF Dect v,r,Wto
killed at once by this remarkable powder II IL not Posos
os hut certain TO do its work sinqe 6 ceuL 0ssk has
killed
A Peck OF Cockrotches
pe sure you yet Lyons IL the original ant on truc In
acct Dcstroying Powder Beware OF imatinns See sIgnt
urc of bssk. Depot 2i Park row, New YORK
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Nv..ou,,o Nets and Patent Portable Cane
o,ss st IITy's Curtain Store, AT Broadway.
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MEXICO.

The Press Insissiag sam q . Ohanss Of B1inas-
trv-Rsnere - ths k.siish BoaAs-Hs =
OrAsred Hsne-Alaraing Rxteat or tho Pue-
bia and ether Rese'liess-Eaocs Of Gsverasr
Cuerve's Ceadennstisu n Congress.
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A-Isuv Your HATS FROM R-rsS~, lbs Fus-
ton street His styles worn by the bon ton
Ask for NiiIer's Hair Dys-'est aud Chesp:
cat will not stain the skin. Sold by brfggss Depot -
Dsy street.
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Ncatness, ECONOMY and Despatch Comblsef
In The execution OF ORDERS Meopoitan Joo rr"ns hs's
usbmeni, ~ Nassau street
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For First Class Printing Of Every Descrtys
ton GO TO the Metropolitan Job Printing h''aosnme"'~
aaaau
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RovaI Havana Lottery. PRIZES Paid 10 Gold.
Information furnished The hshcs rates paid Tor Doub'ooss
saa s' 1''' r%YEoR CO, Ssnsers, Is Wall street, Mt
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E.sa blisIed in 1SOO.-The Metropolitan J0o
Printing Eatab Ishm ent, " Nassau street
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Prince Alfred Mt Home.
Poetry and Reform.

Prince Alfred has arrived in England and is now
ct Windsor.
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self-windiug Watches.
FOR Ladies' and Gentlemen foe sale by q. O. ALLBN.
No. as Broadway one door below Canal street.
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The Famous C0ruer-91 Nassau street,
corner Fulton. The Metropolitan Job Printing Essbsmens
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-10
DR.. J NJ S.

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Or. IAMtS treats CHEUNI3 MERCURIAL,
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS, such as SEMINAL
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Old diseases of the most hos rible class, where
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COTTON.

Cotton was steady At the opening in Liverpool
to-osy-UPlands, lG4di Orleans, Io5sd. Al
noon the mErket was steady and more active
bat 81 the close wss dali. Sales. IO.Ooo bales
Upisuds, lo3Sd; Orleans, JCzsd. Sales FOR the
the week, $500. Of which 1900 were taken for
export, and 3 600 by SPECTATORS. Stock. IHOa
bales OF which 1900 ere American. Stsck
snoSt, 5il.Ooa OF which II.G09 IS American.
TIE New York market was dull at the OPEN
ing Allan. holders were asking an adj
vance, but buyers were operating with caution,
sellers onertng Oh a basis Of Isle for Up,ands
At no n prices mad advanced and demand
air-L0E G~iddlngs, 2is4c; Uplands. eT<c: Or
leans, &ze; coed MiddilnSs, Z1zc. AT2p.uh
cotton was in active demand at .ful prices.
Baies, $500 bales-Bow Middllngs, 25e: ITnlsnds
25c Orleans, 25l.c; Good Middlings re,
Our market was much the same as that OF
New YORK so far as feeling was concerned. Fer
a lev hours there was an active inquiry, bat ii
soon gave WY under the sdvices Contained in
the closing Liverpool dispatch. sales esra
large. We only give the following: bsIe =. Or
binary at lsHc and a. 2O%c; II Good Ordinary
al &c, OF 201zc 10 a 2l54c, 3 ct &c, i at u !
81 2ls<c. 4 at dc, 2 at &c, Il at 2s1c; Low HId-
dlings, at 22e. leo 81 21e, 81 at use, at 2ls.c II
At Zi53c, 81 a. Z5Sc, 70 at RIG, 8 at &c, 2 AZ - Il
St2s4o, "a a 22o, al &c. O. at 2IJ<1 at %. 3 at
Az4c, : a. &c, a. 2ls4-, IS at 2ilso, 20 st %, 2 al
Zz4e, 3 At &c, : a. 2l5zc, 4 at 22c; 81 Low Mic
slngs 10 hlSdings a. 2Zc; 1 hicdtnFs a.
21se, ! at %c, & at Z1zc, - at Pre-, A az 81 70 :
a. 22zc, ! al zSe, . at pc, Is ct &c. 1 at 2yLc !
st re. at 221s, s at 22s+c, 4 at pc a n, gSlo
- AZ Z24c at &c ! at 221zc: % NrddItpgs 10
%74e' at2Esei Is Good %ddIings at S4Ec. "
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