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Polie1ce Dull
LONDON, June II, 1858.
The political news d unimportant to-day.

AONpoN, suuo Aooo
The poliucal news d unimportant to-day.
Ascot Heath Races-Foarth Days Sport.
LONDON, June II, 1858.
Fine weather still prevailing the attendance ct the
Ascot Heath Course to-day, the fourth Of the sport
was numerous and Of very fashionable character.
The first contest was for the Alexandra plate Of
one thousand sovereigns, added to q speepstake OF
twenty-five sovereigns EACH for four year olds, to
carry las lbs i've year 0lds and upwards to
carry 14s lbs mares and geldings allowed four lbs,
with penalties and allowances for winners and non.
winners, second to receive two hundred sovereigns
ana the third one hundred sOvereigns out OF the
stakes; post entrances of one hundred s0vereigns
allowed; one mile eighteen subscribers)
IL was won by MI. Chaplin's b. c. BlinkhOolie four
years old, by Rataplan out of Queen Mary; Count r.
de Lagrange's ch G. Trocadero, by Monarque out OF
Antonio lbred In France four years Old, was second,
by Teddington out OF Maid Of Masham, four years
od, was third. Eight ran, but the others were not
placed.
The betting before the race was two to one against
Bnkhooie, twelve to one against TrOcadero and six
10 one against Lord Giasgow's colt.
The next race was for her Malesty's plate Of one
hundred guineas, for three year Olds l0S lbs four
year ods 1873 lbs, I'VE year Odds lao lbs. and aged
l42 lbs, to start at the new mile starting post 60
miles, was won by Mr.. Salmon's three years old b. c.
vale Royal BY stockwell out Of July. Mr.: ". Ora
hams Oh. + Formosa by Buccaneer out OF Eller was
second and Baron ROthschild's b. Restitution by
King Tom out OF Rests DAM three years old, was
third One other ran but was not placed.
Tae betting before the race was seven to one
even on Restitution against the field.
Atlantic Cable Dividends.
LONDON, June IL, 1858.
The directors Of the Atlantic Telegraph Company
have this day declared dividend payable ON the LIST
OF July, of six per cent on their preference stock
and three per cent on the original stock.
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AQUATIC.
Amateur Six Dared Race.

Amateur Six Dared Race. 1.rea
This afternoon, at haf-past three p NJ. the Ata-
lanta and Columbia Boat Clubs will compete In .
three mile race over the OF the Hudson Anna
teur Rowing Association, starting from che Club
House, OF the Eysan Fields, Hoboken. The race
tas, who accepted, and will row their second crew
hr the race OF to-day The Columbia win be rowed
S az a. A. meredith, j. @. ONeil, p. McIndoe, W. p.
AIalanta WIN be rowed by w. H. Webster, J. Ogden.
EDWARD smith, L. Waterbury, W. Haddock, T. Knapp;
hold .he championship OF the association, having
won the nag In the six Dared gig race in the regatta
OF the l2th September, 1857 OF the Eyslan Fields.
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LOUISIANA.

Municipal Affairs In New Orleans Unchanged
General Grant Advises the Registry Board
20 Issue No Moro Proclamatious.
NEW ORLEANS June IL, 1858.
Municipal AFFAIRS in this city remain In statu quo
to-day.
General Buchanan has received copy Of dis
patch from General Grant to Mr.. Packard, Chairman
of the Registry Board stating that the subject of in
Augurating civil government for Louisiana is now
pending before Congress- and advising him to issue
those issued by the military commander OF the dis
trtct Such action would be violation Of the recon-
gtruCttOn laws.
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TEXAS.

The Constitutional onvention-Proposition 70
Adopt the Coussitution Of 1861. r
GALVESTON, June II, 1858.
In the Constitutional Convention yesterday reso-
tuition was offered that the constitution Of lS4s 90
existed In 1891 30 far az II does not conflict with the
constitution Of the United States be adopted as the
constitution OF Texas. The resolution was referred
10 the Judiciary Committee
resolution that the gratitude Of the State Is due
10 those who took up against the rebellion was
referred TO the Committee on state Affairs.
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the BRICklAYeas.

Brcklayers' Union No. IL met last night at the
Henry Clay House. corner Of First street and avenue
A. The meeting was Q very large one, Mr.. John
Bambach presiding, and Jacob Fleischer acting as
secretary. The only question before the meeting
Of the hours OF labor from ten to eight Some lively
discussion sprung up about the presence OF the
representative OF the HERALD, who, not being a
cety TO be presents but the vote OF the meeting de-
ctded that the report be published and that the
pay I've dollars per day. considering ten hours
DAYS work
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EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

SOUTHAMPTON, June 12--The steamship Hammonia,
from New York June q arrived at this port at two
O'Clock this afternoon.
GLASGOW, June i9-The steamship Hibernia, from
New York, arrived In the Clyde to-day.
QUEENSTOWN, June 12-The steamship Pennsyl-
vana Captain Hall, OF the National line, which left
New York May 80, arrived here to-day on the way 70
Liverpool. The Royal Mall steamship Scotia, from
New York June g Arrived st this port to-day.
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TINE GERMAN sAEuessFssT DELEGATION.

Having been received by the Mayor the delegates
from Europe to the Saengerest at Chicago were yes
terday escorted to the Custom House, where Collector
Smythe accorded them friendly and courteous wei
come in the name OF the government Of the United
States. On leaving the Custom House they were en-
countered by committee from the Gold Room, in3
The entire Gold Room, the foreign singers and the
committees OF New York societies joined In singing
ever hat dtch, Du schooner Wdld." Afterward the
Liederkranz entertained the European delegation ct
their hall In Fourth street.
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FRANCE.


The Cars Anti-Expl0sives Proposition.
PARIS, June H. 1868.
It Is not proposed by the Gear to do away with the
Of all kinds Of explosive projectiles, but only
with rifle and musket bullets which bury themselves
in the flesh and then explode It Is the disuse of
this murderous invention which receives the unquali-
fed approval Of the Emperor Napoleon.
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CUBA.

Commercial and Marine Intelligence.
HAVANA, June IL, 1868.
The sugar market Is dull. Offers are made for No
2 at TX q TX reals per arrobe.
ina ataamar L0dnna SALAD vaatardsJ.
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Postpouemont sf the Racing Uatn Monday.
To crafty the owners and trainers OF horses. a.
well as the public, the stewards have determined to
postpone the race meeting at Jerome Park untn
Monday, the 18th inst, when 1t will undoubtedly
take place. rain or shine. st tr -.ss
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Bonk Return.

PARIS, June IL, 1885,
The regular weekly statement OF the Bank Of
France made public to-day shows that the amount
of bullion in vault is 000 00Of less than at the
responding period last week.
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AUSTRALIA.

Antl-Fcnian Excitement In New Zenlnnd-Se.
ditious Movements In Australia.
SAN FRANCISCO, June IL, 1868.
The bark Daria brings later news from Australia.
An intense anti-Fenian excitement prevailed in New
Zealand. The task Of forming a new Ministry at
Melbourne has been abandoned. Sedltious move
ments have been reported from various parts Of the
colony.
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YRLEGRAPAIC NEWS
r N
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.
MEXICO.

Govcrnor Galan, Of Lower California, Still
In Frasen-Biiter Feeling Against Ameri.
csns-Hot Pursuit. Of Vega by the Troops Of
Daval0s.
La PAz, Lower California, May 20,
VIA SAN FRANCISCO, June II 1868. !
governor Galan, who was arrested by order Of
General Davalos, is still prisoner and Is confined
70 ns room under guard Of soldiers. He was
arrested because he permitted an American vessel
rom San Francisco to discharge her cargo at re-
auction OF twelve and half per cent or all Cover
nors who admitted European vessels to discharge
cargoes at other ports at nifty per cent reduction not
one has been arrested; buuGalan Is friend Of Ameri
cana and that is his only crime.
me FEELING OF the dominant party here against
Americans, and especially against G0vvenor Gaan
and United States Consul Elmer, Is very bitter and
tine nldag0 and Nevarr0 factions have grossly mis-
represented Governor Galan'S official conduct to
1zed the kind offices Of Minister Plumb and Colonel
Luce In the Governors behalf at the city of
Mexico. These factions are now all powerful, and
Tor the present are strong Juarez men. General
Daval0G Is now Military Governor OF Lower Cali
fornia. As such he keeps the legal Governor q
under guard to the national authorities at Mazatlan
Governor Galan will leave behind his wife, an excel
lent lady, educated In the United States, and
ak little children. His case Is an extremely hard
one and demands the investigation Of the authorities
Of the American government.
Ex-Governor Vega, of Sinaloa, Is somewhere in
this Territory. The authorities are pursuing him
with vengeance. It Is reported that he had been
captured at Cape st. Lucas by some of Davalos'
troops. but 1t Is without foundation.
The present general stagnatiOn OF business may
soon be enlivened by revolution.
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Royal Havana LOttery.-Prizes Paid In Gold.
Information furnished The highest paid Douboons
and all kinds of Gold and Silver.
TAYLOR n CO., Bankers, 10 Wall street, NY
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For Novelties, Send to Campaign Head
quarters Address w. Hitchcock, Publshor and Manuac-
turer Of Campaign Goods, 90 Spring street, New York
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Pamphlets, Law Reports, &C., Executed
with neaness qckness and despatch twenty-five per cent
cheaper than at any other printing establishment 10 the city
MINT 81 Nasaa
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For u superior BEAVER, Cashmere or Silk
Hat and large assortment OF Panama. Straw and fancy Felt
Hats, very cheap, 80 TO
WALLS. l4l Fulton street
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MAZATLAN, June 1,
VIA SAN FRANCISCO. June IL. 1868.

VIA SAN FRANCISCO, June IL, 1858.
Carlos T. Galan. Governor Of Lower California
arrived here to-day as prisoner under guard from
La Pax by the steamship Montana. The Governor
ds now In prison in this CITY, awaiting trial before
che Federal District Court for malfeasance in ONCE.
A La Paz despatch gives full particulars.
> Ex-Governor Manuel COndara of Sonoro but for
some years exed from that State. arrested here
lately and sent under guard to the city of Mexico.
The Governor had just Returned from Guadalajara to
visit two Of his sons In this city. His strong sym.
paty for the French during the late Intervention Is
supposed to have been the cause Of his arrest.
Martinez has sent a messenger to General Corona
asking that he be permitted to settle down on his
ranch. The General replied that it was out Of his
power 10 comply with the request, and that If Mar
tne5 wished to remain In the country he must give
himself up to the authorities here or at the city Of
Mexico, to be tried by court martial. The ex-Mitary
State. and It Is reported that secret expedition has
gone to capture him.
The reports Of brutal outrages on American citi-
nrmed. and have created feeling of deep indigna-
nation. General Corona called on United States
discussed. The General who has never acted other.
wise than friendly toward Americans, denounced
Se DeeTe II rms oa1 and said
punish the guilty parties. This Monterey iass,y
piece Of ylany. coming so soon after the robbing
1AAu ouOOtiIB VI AI0erlCdns employer ON Cne vera
Cruz railroad, and the cO1&~ct Of the government
towards the American Legion may lead to the most
disagreeable results Certainly the United States
government in defence Of scitlzens should nvest
gate these matters and demand redress. There Is
not more law-abiding class of foreigners In the re-
public OF Mexico than the Americans.
Statements that General Corona, with all his
forces, had been ordered to Mexico are without the
least foundation His enemies are constantly Cir
culatng canards OF this character
Affairs In northwestern Mexico look too dubious
Tor JuareS's administration to relieve such man as
General Corona from this important command.
wagon containing 81, 600 in copper coin to pay
the men at the cotton mill in Preside was robbed
last week when near its destination. Six armed
men attacked the driver in open day and maltreated
him because he denied that he had money with him.
Preside is only twenty miles from MaZatan. This
L the first highway robbery for long time in this
now garrisOned by detachments Of cavalry.
Geographic reports that smallpox had broken out
among the crew OF the United States steamer Re-
SAGA are false. All are well on board.
The steamship Montana, Captain Porter, sailed
this evening for San Francisco, carrying twenty-five
passengers $780, 900 in specie. two hundred tons Of
salt and five hundred hides.
The steamship Gussie Tefair Captain Corning,
sailed for Acapulco, carrying ten passengers. No
freight,
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A.-Ward's Perfect Fitting Shirts, Broad.
way and Union square; also at $50 Broadway
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Neatncss, Economy md Despatch Combined
the execution Of orders Metropolitan Job Printing Estab
ishmeni, 81 Nassau street.
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PhaIOn's " Paphian LOtiOnv d the Only Re-
liable remedy for blemshes of the skin.
A Nip of a Mosquito Is Nothing,
For II I have painful sty
call for Wolcott's Paint,

9WOH0u
Extingush the complaint
Why, sty on the eyelid hundred times an
the bites Of gnats or bedbug. and know that wolcos Pain
Paint will In less than day, and have awful
SITES stu cure bols with it, and they break 1t
ALL for the Pam Paint evapOrates out the inflammation and i'm
purity through the pores, Instead of having In
SSapo as they used 70 Oh how cooling = to the sur
smart. don't color and II you want TO know about
try free Of cost at Dr. WOLCOTTS Office, ITO Chatham
New York. hundreds doing every day
win swear that is the best thing for and fever ever
invented
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Mosquito Nets and Patent Portable CauO.
pies at kELTY's Curtain store, AT Broadway,
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ILLINOIS,.


CHICAGO, June IL, 1868.
very destructive fire occurred at Marquette
Mich, last night. Over one hundred buildings in
the business portion Of the town were burned,
including forty stores, the United States Land once,
Custom House and County Treasurer's Office. All
the records were destroyed. The railroad and other
docks were also burned The loss Is estimated at
81, 900, 900. Insurance very small
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Where r a Peculiar Freshness Of Odor In
the rev perfume, BOUQUET DIES ANTILES possessed b.
NJ othN Sweet, lasting and cheap. Price rs cents.
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Gold Hunting, Detached Lever Watches,
for ladies' $685. Gold Hunting Lepines $50 warranted for
sale by GEO. G. ALLEN, as Broadway, door below
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THE FENIANs.


A Canada NewsUaper Badly scareA-It Claims
that tho Fonian nlevcmoat Has Cemmeuced,
and Calls for tho Knfire voluuteer Force 70
Turn Dat.
y TORONTO. June II, 1883.
The Globe processes to have Information on author
ity beyond dispute that the Fenian movement upon
Canada has actually commenced. II says forces are
being gradually concentrated at Buffalo and other
points Forty Fenians went from Port Huron to
Bu1Al0 via the Grand Trunk Railroad on Tuesday.
The raid u possible any day after the 10th inst The
Gt0oe calls on the Governor to order into the field at
once the whole volunteer and regular force OF the
country.
Fenian Arms Reported TO Have Been Seized
ut Sc. Albans-Victoria Bridge Guarded at
Both Ends-Tro0ps Coming from England.
MONTREAL. June H. 1868.
seizure Of arms at st. Adams yesterday by the
United States government Is reported.
Guards from the Grand Trunk Brigade, well
armed have been stationed at each end Of the Vic
The Fifty third regiment has been ordered to leave
London on the 18th Inst. for Quebec.
No Gathering Of the Fenians ut Buffalo.
BUFFALO, June IL, 1868.
Reports from Canada having gained circulation
to the effect that the Fenians are concentrating at
this point for raid the neighboring province, it
Is deemed proper to contradict such a statement.
No unusual gathering Of Fenians has occurred here
and 1t Is not believed there Is single member Of the
organization outside Of citizens OF Buffalo. These
sensational reports probably originate with Canadian
spectators Interested in contracts for supplying the
troops.
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Furniture COVERINGS, All New Styles and
colors, at KELTY'S curtain store, d47 Broadway
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Flower Stands ind Artificial Flowers for
windows at KELTY'S Furniture Store, 66l Broadway.
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Get Rid Of a Cold ut Once by Using Jayuc's
EXPECTORANT, certain for all Pulmonary BrOn
chia Affections. Sold everywhere.
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DIR. BrOnsOn,s Celebrated Blood Food Propa.
ratons for all chronic Diseases for sale at 81 Bible House
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Boots, Shoes, Gaiters and slippers In Every
'-''''' -'' ''S'' Q. O. RICHMOND.
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Grant and COlfux Flags,
All sizes, at KELTY'S Curtain Store at Broadway.
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TRENTON June II, 1858.
Fenian State Convention was held In the State
House to-day and delegates were present from all
parts Of the State. The meeting was private A
number Of leading Fenians were present. At night
large mass meeting was held in favor of Irish lib
erty. Speeches were made by General John O'Neill,
President OF the Fenian Brotherhood Jos. Gibbons
Vice President; General 8. r. Spear, Adjutant Gene
raj, and Major McWilams OF Philadelphia.
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Keep Your Head Cool and Your Hair
healthy. Get bottle Of CHEvALIER'S LIFE FOR THE
HAIR restores gray hair to its original color stops
falling out at once, delicate delightful Embarrassing
Chevaler's "Trease the Hair" Given away drug
stores aud by mail free. e. o. = xrv.s
SARAH A. cHEVALiER n; D, iisa broadway. N. z.
Mothers! Mothers .! Mothers! fare you
disturbed at night and broken Of your rest by sick child
ierng and crying with the excrucatng cutting teeth
IL so, go at and get bottle on Mrs WTNSLOW'8
SOOTHING SYRUP will relieve the poor little sufferer
mmediaely-depend upon II: there mistake II.
There Is not mother on earth who has used who VIE
not tell at that will regulate the boweb
rest to the mother and relief and health the child opea
Ing like magic Is perfectly safe to IN all and
pleasant to the taste Be and call for
mrs. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP"
Having the fac-simile of "CURrs PERKINS" the
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A.-Ward's Cloth Lined Paper Collars and
Cuffs, Broadway and Union square, also Wholesale and
retail at 38I BROADWAY. :.
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For First Class Printing Of Every Descrip.
ton to the Metropolitan Job Printing Establishment, W
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A.-PhalOn's Paphian L0tiOuo Removes
PROXIES, PIMPLEs TAN. SALT RHEUM, ERYSIP
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Ask for NIiller's Hair Dye, Best and Cheap
with stain the skin. Sold by druggists Depot Is Oey
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The Famous Conversely Nassau Street.
corner Fulton The Metropolitan Job Print ng
To the Observation-Disclosures for Campaign
Badges, Medals &c. B. 7. HAYWARD,
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A.-PhnIOn's "Paphian SOap'' Possesses the
properties the "Paphan Lotion" Is
will not chap the skin; Ii invaluable for the TOILET.
BATH and NURSERY.
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Established I'm 1SOO.-The Metropolitan Job
Printing Establishment 81 Nassau street
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:, The yunc Hnt.-The Style Of Genflcmen's
Hats for the month OF June should be light elegant and fasc
mating In appearspce-just like the production Of
KNOX, and that Is unmistakably a beauty Those who
way, corner Of Fulton street
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NJ othN. Sweet, lasting and cheap Price rs cents
Hats for the month Of June should be light and fasc
RNoS and 2 IKE The Scs o
want KNOX lat should vs his establishment as Broad
Watches and Jewelry,
" %a al ons aapr FOR : eco '
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Watches and Jewelry,
OF all descriptions for sale by GEO. O. ALLEN Hb Broad
way, one door below Canal street.
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Magnetic Insect Powder.
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