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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-22

TO Mr.. Justice Backburn's recent chaLge " tI n
grand jury in the of The Queen agt f{ Id,a n
lordshp said that although delivered by slnse
charge TO grand jury supposed TO empSoy @ in
ion Of the court, aud consequently,
its Character livery Judge had equal right 20 ~
the grand jury, and il he had been mly a% if rU~e
Justice Blackburn's opinions, he Uhe LORD ei'J 49,
should certainly have exercised that right lie ha ~
surprised in reading the learned judges eXP3Son -
the law relating to the duties and responsbnue VI
colonial Governor. He entirely dssented rom uo
views and Mr.. Justice Blackburn had been nheI a., @
tire mlsappTehensOn enunciating them as the olio
OF his brother judges. The Lord ChefJustlce lCn ~
considerable length and in most emphatic ana pd
language, pointed out TO what extent he disagIe9u
with the late charge Mr. Justice Blackburn sad tS ~
alone responsible for the opinions he eHpe9sSu
his address to the Grand Jury, and at some length e
peated the arguments with which the public are aeau
familiar II must have been obvious to every reaG "
the memorable charge delivered by the Lord Cnl,i
Justice in the OF "The Queen VS. Nelson ana Br4G
that several essential points there was Nges. vi
vergence Of opinion between his ordship ana MI 'u''o
Blackburn,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-22
BRAZIL.
OPENING OF THE CHAMBERS.


The Brazilian Chambers were opened at Rio
Janeo on the 9th OF May by the Emperor accompanied
in full state by the Empress the Royal Processes with
their husbands the Comte dEu. aud the Due de SAKE IN
the speech from the throne His Majesty records the de-
termination Of the Government not 10 relax the Paraguay
war While thanking the people for their aid he mehr
toned that treaty of fiendseip commerce, and eX-
tradition has been recently concluded between the E-
pre and the Republic of Bolivia and that the revenue
OF last year would have left surplus over the ofdl-
nary expenses II il had not been for the contest IN
Paraguay The Emperor, moreover declared that meas
ues would be introduced for the abolition OF slavery
and for the helping of immigration. Cholera was said to
have shown itself In the allied camp az the seat OF war
In The Journal Of Commerce OF Rio Of the stl OF May last
il is stated By decree OF the Government, sanctioned
on the 4th OF April o concession was made TO the Lon
don, Belgium, Brazil, and River Plate Packet Company
Of the same privileges already conceded TO the Royal
Mail steamers and the French Messagerics lmperales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-22

NETWORK, MONDAY, JUNE %, 1865.

II the voters OF many OF the States OF the North and west
were required to such oath as the test OF he
qualification there is TO believe that majority Oh
them would remain from the polls rather than comply
win i DEGRADING conditions How far, and to what eH
lent This fest oath prevented the registration OF
those who were qualified under the laws OF Congress u
is NOT possible 10 know but such We its effect at least
sufficient TO the small and doubtful majority IN
favor OF This Constitution, there be no reasonaoe
donbt Should the people Of Arkansas therefore, desiring
TO regulate the elective franchise so as to make u
TO the constitutions Of large proportion OF the nles
the North and West and modify the provisions feeIe1
10 I'm the fundamental condition, what Is me
lis il intended that denial Of representation sa loloMi
and, if So may not dread at some future dal
renee of the troubles winch have so long agitaca e
couIsryl Would IL not he the part OF wisdom 70 lahe iU
our guide the Federal COnatitutOn, fathef thn W
measures which, looking only to the present. may IN
few wears renew I'm an aggravated form the ste anu p
terness caused by legislation which has proven 10 ne ~
III timed and unfOrtunatef AhDHE" JOhN9o''
V0SLft0iog. d. O.. Juue 20. 1868
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RUSSIA.
hOSDiA.
run CENTDAT ASIAN QUESTION.

THE CENTRAL ASIAN QUESTION:
The Inrdlide of June z, in replying to the
statements of "a London morning paper respecting the
Central Asian question, declares that II Is physically
mnossibe for the Russian Government In any way 10
influence the political situation in Afghanistan Tue
IuraIide fatty denies that there any connection De-
tween recent events in Bokhaa aud the state OF affairs
in Cabu and Afghanistan.
THE AMNESTY.
An Immortal IJkase has been issued granting an am
nesty with certain restrictions e ali foreigners detained
i'm Siberia They be conveyed abroad ana Will not
Inc permitted 10 return Russia Moreover those Poles
IN Siberia who are undergoing term OF punishment or
less than 20 years to be allowed to return To Their
homes.
The INDEPENDENCE Beige says OF the new amnesty which
has lust been accorded by the Russian Government to the
offenders and exles In Siberia that, in reality
thanks TO the exceptions and habtual restrictions this
reduces itself to the liberation OF foreigners, ana
as far the Poles concerned TO the dismissal To their
homes of such young eXiles as are under age.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-22
GREAT BRITAIN.
ROYAL REVIEW OF THE WORCESTERSHIRE
LIANT MILITARY DISPLAY.

ROYAL REVIEW OF THE WORCESTERSHIRE
LIANT MILITARY DISPLAY.
LONDON June 2O.-TO-day being the thirty-fiTst
anniversary of the accession of Her Majesty Queen
Victoria to the throne of England having succeeded
her uncle, the late King William the Fourth, on the
Goth Of June, 1881, it was observed as a holiday in
this metropolis and has also been honored by appro-
pirate Royal sautes throughout the dominion of the
British Government The City of London was gaily
deckcd with flags and streamers, and the naval YES
sells as well as the mercantile marine of all nations,
have been profuse in q display Of their colors.
Immense crowds filed the streets, all intent
mainly upon witnessing the grand review of the
volunteers by the Queen and Royal family at Wind
sor. toward which point they have been vending
their way on numerous special railway trains. The
day was made the especial occasion for grand re-
view of the volunteer troops at Windsor Park,
where several days they have been arriving IA
large n'lubtrs from different points. The barracks
M Windsor were glily festooned and decorated and
the troops were in full dress uniform for the review
The weather was comparatively fine, although the
morning was threatening which had the effect of
preventing thousands from attending. With the eX-
ccpton ola few slight showers there was moth
ing TO mar the spendor of the parade. The
troops in line numbered twenty-seyen thou
sand men Of the different arms Of the service and
while being reviewed by Her Majesty and brilliant
suite Of Generals and officers Of the royal household,
presented scene of grandeur and enthusiasm sell
dom il ever before witnessed in this country After
marching past and sauting the Queen and the royal
cortege the troops paid marching salute to the ODE
lsll, commemorative % the grand jubilee which took
place in 1920 and then defed a pontoon bridge,
laid across the Thames by the Royal Engineers,
where they were dismissed. The throng at Windsor
Park was immense and the Queen and royal family
were greeted by the people with marked enthusiasm.
TIE IRISH CHURCH BILL IN THE HOUSE OF
LORDS.
JUNE 21-The defeat of the Irish Church Appoint
ments-Suspension bill in the House of Lords is con-
sdered certain but it is believed that the majority
against the bill will be greatly reduced in consequence
of the abolition of proxies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-22
EUROPE.
GERMANY.

CLOSE OF THE LEGISLATIVE sEssIoN-sPEECH
OF THE KING OF PRUSSIA.
BERLIN, June 20.-The sessions of the North Ter
man Parliament were formally closed yesterday
King William of Prussia made short and paclhc
speech on the occasion. He reviewed and commented
favorably on the work of the present session, and
concluded by expressing his conviction that the
results of the labors of the Parliament would be
successful. and that Germany would continue to
enjoy the blessings of peace.
MIR. BANCRoFTs MOVEMENTS.
The American Minister, Mr.. Bancroft, cOntemplates
q visit to the Courts of the different SOuth-German
States. He will start upon his tour in a few days.
Col Bliss the Secretary of Legation will act for Mr.
Bancroft during his absence ne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-22
The WEST INDIES.
TILE CIVIL wAR-pEFEAr OF THE cAcos.

THE CIVIL wAR-DEFEAT OF THE cACos
HAVANA, June 2f.-The civil war in Hayti
continues with undated violence. schooner had
arrived there from Curacao and landed loco rifles and
n large supply Of ammunition and material for the
revouonists The forces Of Gems. Preor and Eaubert
had united with Gen. Nissage and with large reinforce
ments from the CacOs the combined forces had
commenced the siege OF Fort Alexandra, the
last stronghold OF salnave. proposition had been
made 10 Gen Salnave resign the Dictatorship which
he had assumed and retain tho Presidency; but IL
not entertained The assassin Of Gen. Montas was killed
I'm a recent battle. Ex President Cabra OF ST. Domingo
with his followers had joined the reyolutoniss IN Hay
In revenge for the assistance given by Salnave TO Gen.
nave has just fought desperate battle with the Cacos
In which lie was victorious.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-22
LATEST GENERAL NEws-BY TELEGRAPH.

LATEST GENERAL NEWS-BH TELEGRAPH
THE wheat harvest in Tennessee is large and
Mr.. Max Maretzek has leased the Union Hotel
Opera House in Saratoga
At Austin, Nevada, the roofs of several houses
have been brolen BY the weight Of snow
Seasonabe rains have fallen In Alabama ana
Georgia just in time to save the corn crop
The Trinidad lumbermills in Humboldt county
Cal we're blown up the 18th inst, and one man was Killed
A large audience attended the dedication Of the
- MeIcap Try 10 San Francisco hight Of the 18th inst
IAN investigation shows that the Collinsyie
Conn savings bad o67 10 assets while lbs liabilities
A boat containing eight men was upset at tho
mouth River Saturday afternoon Five men, all French
meu, drowned
Two or three charters of cargoes for the first
grain Of the new crop California to Liverpool have been effected "
Que pound Eve shiiHg~
The first and second stories of Messrs Ward &
Usrns large bdk storage and dhou'e In Woonoekti H. were
burned rive Feniap State Convention in Burlington
VI gt Cen sa Swell osei and CAPT Rss,rty.
O'" Cyrus WRIGHT attempted TO commit suicide in
pb,dpia on SATURDAY by swallowing Paris green Losses In betting
Oh O' n unknown man was run over and cut in two
nv he pght train Boston and Albany Railroad near Warren
Mas, at ahout O'Clock yesterday morning. - n-,,,
tom IA feet high about miles from
msSt no Saturday morning and i've persons were injured two Of
''n Charles Potter ofwiston,yt and his brother
Hamilton s w Potter Of NegJer.ey ~se sts ~ Ws
, ys OF s sG sSI , 5S.'is SoH sSo' '
al Cnsada Allen Hewlett having been convicted OF secret
g Dis property from bis assignee oa5say H' been 'sHD''u 10
Tie eastward express train, which went out OF
Toledo 2o STURDY msrDn Io"S and aesd The engineer
express messenger we're injured IL SUPPOSED
attempt made TO rob ,he s5P,e', Sa ,o uob
Callahan foreman the gas tank at .as ga S.r ''j FsIsesn S
ssSa Of The sse he s1' " B% was & oteosred
uTtaeT down Patrick Mearen Tss hen unconscious fSneTn s
mains IN The tank, aud Is supposed 70 ne Ds
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BELGIUM.

FARRAGUT At OsTEND-AMERICAN NAVAL FETEs
OsTEND June 20.-Admiral FaTagut after brief
visit at Brussels has returned here, and again as
sumed active command OF the fleet. Preparations
are being made for the grand review Of the American
squadron by KING Leopold, which takes place on
Monday next The flagship Franklin Will be draped
with flags and the Admiral will tender grand ban
quet on board to their Royal Hghnesses, the KING
and Queen subsequent to the review.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-22
ST. JOHN.
SLAVE RIOT.

ST. THOMAS, June Is, via HAVANA June 20
There have been serious riots on ST. Johns Island
hand OF slaves reyoted and shot their overseer after
which they overpowered and matreated the police They
succeeded eventually in escaping to the island OF Torto
after them who succeeded bringing back two prisoners
HAVANA June Alan arrival from 81 LacaaS reports
of ST John the Danish legal authorities had instituted the
most arbitrary proceedings To secure the punishment OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-22
ANOTHER VICTORY F0R WESTON.

BOSTON June 20.-EdwaTd Payson weston
completed IS miles this afternoon, and then appioa, nus
tbe udgcs stand said that he would walk not auoutf
stcr lie then went over the house. At the time ne
was two miles ahead Of Topley, but Topey Kept on ana
compotcd his "A miles aud then halted FOR rest Suo
afteTward Mr.. Goodman. Wcston,s hacker. announce
mat Topley had been drawn, and the Judges declared
Weston The winner giving as bis time Tor % u's' -
hours 81 minutes and 50 seconds ana Topeys lme Tor
"a miles "a hours 81 minutes ana 80 seconds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-22
VENEZUELA.

PROGRESS OF THE REVOLUTION.
HAVANA, June 21.-The latest advices from
Venezuela represent that the Revolution was gaining
strength and rapidly extending throughout the country
Gen Monagas with large force OF infantry and cavalry,
had advanced on Caracas and within few miles OF
that city The State OF Bolivar had pronounced against
the Falcon administration aud joined the revoutoniss
President Falcon had arrived at Curacao board the
ma war MaCura
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-22
IMPORTANT DECISION IN AN INSURANCE CASE.

CINCINNATI, June ZU.--Al lInpOItdht lhSuldntc
case was decided In the Superior Court yesterday inyov
ing several hundred thousand dollars The whisky estab
lshmeut OF FOote, Nash Co.. plaintiffs In the SUIT was
DESTROYED by fire They insured by the United states
Fire aud Marine Insurance Company The policy pro-
ded that losses resulting from the explosion Of explosive
materials were not covered. The Court found that the
fire was caused by the explosion OF whisky vapOr ana
therefore the insurance company was not liable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-22
rxFcuTTvE NOMINATIONS.

wAsHINGroN. June 2O-The President has sent tho
u,ins nominations William TO
in place OF Sayes J. Bowen whose commission has
md AnIrrw Moier to De Suryey General Of California John
,ner Assessor Of Internal Revenue Of Ph and Thomas Pet
Assessor District o. KentaAy Thomas Price Collector
lateral Revenue Third District of Maaad H. W. Mullen, Collector
Customs eehe La and George Hubbard Collector Of Customs At
stoningtos. Coma
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-22
PANAMA.. June l3. 1859.

ABOUT THE AMERICAN CONSULATE Az CO.
MISREPRESENTATION At PANAMA.
Prom Our Own Correspondent
PANAMA June IS, 1863.
The spirit of adventure is quite alive here,
and gallant expedition has Just set ont rcasuresee
ing company which arrived here from California
have procured schooner and proceeded TO tie Cocos
Islands in search Of said TO be deposited there
The leader, Capt Welsh is most sangune Of success.
Some residents here, said To be well posted have taken
interest in the enterprise ana hope they Will have
better luck than those who have gone BEFORE
On the 10th inst there quite demonstration hero.
Lots OF gun-hring," music speeches flags aud patriotic
sentiments. The occasion was the formal Inauguration
Of the in honor OF General Herrera who
shot at BOgota In 1851 The ceremony very interest
ing and the arrangements generally most ceditabiy
carried out.
on the Goth ultlmo Mr. Rice, United States Consul &C
Mr.. ROsentha to act NiceCOnsul In MS absence THO
President Of this State has however refused 70 recognize
the appointment and has officially notified the same.
The Secretary OF State wrote 10 Mr. ROsentha under
date OF the 9TH Of May by command Of the President
that in conformity with the Consular Convention between
Republic OF New Grenada and tho United States OF
America. the Consul of the United States lacks
this being gift belonging only To the Government Of tho
Great Republic OF the United states, according 10 the
first article Of the said Convention The letter further
said that Mr. Rice could only appoint Commercial
agent" without tfc cuivy mont Cons'ar fsts~ss"
The desire Is stated to avoid improper precedent
other friendly States So Mr. ROsentha not ViceC0psu
The bearings OF the have OF course formed topics OF
argument but nothing Of any Importance whatever Las
been clucIdatcd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-22
TURKEY.

THE sULTANs sPEECH-THE COUNCIL OF STATE
--REPoRTED SICKNESS OF THE SULTAN.
Our Constantinople correspondent, writing
May ~, says:
This speech has attracted attention and applause in
Europe IL requires great local knowledge Of Turkey
and IT'S Government and politics to understand To
who has this knowledge 10 Is omphatcay great cry
and little wool" II got up by the crafty and unpr
cpled Fuad 70 deceive Europe II Is Of the same class
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-22

PHILADELPHIA, June 20.-llenry Coulter has
unfinished card charging that while he ahead III the
race ON the 18th inst HaIn intentionally Oued him ana
upset both boats and that In the OF the 18Th INST
defective oar was given him. He now challenges Hanll
10 meet him in q fair race
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-22
crNrrAL pAcIFIc RAGLROAD.

SAN FRASCIsCO. June 2O.-A rock slide oc-
cur,d ON Tho line of the Central Pacific Railroad near
thc Summit Tunnel two days ago, killing several emma
man The first through trip on the railroad rom 7ac
ucnto CITY 10 Reno made Yesterday The company
say that the road will reach the crossing Of the nunodt
River 100 miles beyond Reno early tn july Ninc thou
sand workmen are employed this portion OF the route
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ST. DOMINGO.
nRsporIc ACrs or THE GoYERNMENT.

DRsPoTIC ACTS OF THE GOVERNMENT.
HAVANA, June 21.-The news from ST.
Domingo is meager. The Government is acting In Almost
despOtc manner and arrests and eXpusions continued
It was reported that Gen. Baez greatly alarmed by
the from Hay he had reason TO expect an inya
sion OF St Domingo by President Cabral With an army
OF Haytiens after the defeat Of Salnave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-22
HUNGARY.
PRINCE NAPoLEoN's MISSION.

PRINCE NAPOLEON's MISSION
PEsTH, June 2l-Prince Napoleon, who arrived
here from Vienna last week, after brief stay, left
for Constantnople It is believed that visit to the
Sultan il the object of his present tour.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-22
TIE DOMINION cABINEr-A HOLIDAY

OTTAWA, June 20.-RumOrs are prevalent OF
changes shortly TO be made In tho Cabinet 1t taid
mat the Hon. Mr. lilly and two other members
will resign on the definite selection Of the north shore
route for the Inter Colonial Railway Oer changes are
olso spoeu Of The GOyernOr-Gcneral has published
proclamation declaring the Let Of July public holiday,
IN bouor of ne confederation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-22

MONTGoMERY, June 20.-1he members o1 me
LEGISLATURE elected under the Reconstruction law e
arriving In anticipation ~ the Omnibus pI becoming :
law None but Republicans were clt'td' rs VIE
Democracy sought TO defeat tie Constitution ~ Ho'
voting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-22

TALLAHASSEE, June 10.-Abiiah Gilbert CRe
puhcaul was elected today Senator for the six years
trr, from March 1850 bya vote Of A. 20 n. In the after
noon session a majority Of the members were Eiahl,u
leave Of absence until July 7. Meantime, the ihO4!
vrIlmeet aud adjourn.
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prAlnvAI on con. HUMPHREYs OF MIssIssIrPL

JACKsON Miss, june 2O-Gcn. j. u. FIttIIlUl,
NJ tbe Democratic Executive Committee, has received
from Beverly Mathews dispatch announcing ihe diss
nrovai i'm Washington. Of the removals IN Mississippi
Wessrs Humphreys and Hooper canvassing the state
I'm onnostou 10 lie proposed Constitution The election
L. nm MnnflnN. luuo y.
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EGYPT.
GENERAL NAPIER IN ALEXANDRIA--THEODORU


Sun.
LONDON, juno 2O.-Specal kilograms, dated in
Alexandria, Egypt, just TO hand, announce that
Major General Sir Robert Napier had arrived in that
city from the scene of his late war operations in
Abyssinia. Gen. Napier is accompanied by-having
in fact, the charge of-the son Of the late King
Theodorus, who has remained close to him since the
deceaso Of his mother, the widowed Queen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-22
GREECE.

DEMONSTRATIONS OF GRATITUDE TO TIE AMEHI-
CAN CONSUL.
TRIESTE, June 2l.--The last adviccs from Athens
report that the Cretan representatives and exes now
in that city offered an address to the United States
Consul. On the occasion Of presenting IL, the Gre
tans and the citizens of Athens assembled in large
numbers before the offices of the American Legation
and made an enthusiastic demonstration Of gratitude
for the friendship and sympathy Of the American
people.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-22
GEnRGIA LEGISLATIVE.


ATLANTA, June 20.-Ihc Governor elect has
inst arrived from WashiI gton and II b. rumorcd That TIE
legislature Is 10 be convened on the 18th of July.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-22
NAVY GAZETTE.

WASHINGTON. June 20.-Lielt Commander Joseph
COsan ordered TO The Usei states steamer rO.,Cua
Surgeon Henry OMayo been detached from he marine
at SewYor and placed waiting odsrs Aens yola9eer eal
Jnsern bssp bOueIsbJ discharged non we
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COLOMBIA.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. A LITTLE DIFFICULTY
ABOUT THE AMERICAN CONSULATE Az CO.
MISREPRESENTATION At PANAMA.
FROM Our Own Correspondent
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MW York Cuinmn.
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Howard h"llin. e prominent posi-
ton on one Of their lea ,ins daily
:'?pcrs of Brooklyn or New 70 k
A*othcr fact they may comment
o. the unjust enrolment was cor
rcctcd by Stanton & Go. and the
draft then proceeded quietly.
Aud Sc, another: republicans in
sticatcd and led the moo and arc
Justly lcld for rs exc ses; Scy-
mour quc!'sd il. without the ctfusion
cf blood.