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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Cunard mail steamship Scotia will leave this
port ON Wednesday for Liverpool.
The mails for Europe win close at the Post once
at twelve O'Clock M. on Wednesday.
The NEW YORK Naturalization for Europe--wlA
be ready ut halfpast ten O'Clock In the morning.
Single copies, IN wrappers for naiiing six cents.
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Mu-iraI ana Theatrical Nosr-.

Ntu-grut Fneafricui NSssr.
Signor Albites, VINO has already earned 3 Wida
reputation as musical instructor and has brought
many fine voices to artistic perfection. Is about
establishing University OF Music in this city. We
believe that he VIII have associated with him
Madame Gazzaniga and Ronconi. There is no doubt
that we have plenty of incompatible voices in this
country that only need a skiul master to develop
them. Actors and actresses we have also in abnn-
dance. although wanting. perhaps, an opportunity
to display their powers. There seems TO be no
reason why America should not supply fair share
of prime donne. tenOrs, b0ssi and good actors. to
ad0rn our own stage and win handsome measure 81
success in Europe as well. musical college, well
conducted will doubtless accomplish good deal IN
this direction.
Al recent performance OF drama Ia one OF tho
London theatres one of the most conspicuous boxes
was occupied by lady surrounded by her children.
Suddenly she stood up advanced to the front OF tho
box, and, pointing her finger at the actor and act
ress then on the stage exclaimed gentlemen. that
actor is my husband for the last three years he has
been living with that actress these are his children.
ask You 4 such scamp Is worthy to appear before
you" Both actor and actress Immediately left the
stage and the piece was not repeated on the follow
ing night. The parties who were the cause OF this
scandal IL is said have left for the United STATES
Considering the genteman's propensity perhaps tho
Great Salt Lake would be M preferable residence
as any and Brigham Young might rejoice at tho
idea OF adding two good actors tn the rank and fle
OF his disciples.
The Olympic theatre ST. Louis, opens for the sea-
son tomorrow evening with one OF the best stock
companies In the country. The leading artists have
been selected from the principal theatres throughout
Miss Fanny Stocqueler Mrs. Berrell, Miss frankie
Mcclellan, Miss Julia Monnell and Messrs. Albaugh,
Dolly Davenport, Frank ]. Evans and w. r. Shci
don. Attractive novelties and stars are to follow
each other in rapid succession in the following
Order:-F. y. Chanfrau. Bateman's opera bOufp,
'.The Lottery OF Iifc,r Miss Maggie Mitchell J. VI.
Hackett, Edward Adams Ieffingwell and the W0r-
rell sisters. The programme OF the st. Louis olympic
take the 'shine" out OF many Of our more preteH-
tiOus metropolitan establishments, and the manage
NEW IL vescrving OF the best success ami Support
for Us ocral aud ludCioua catering 70 The hi yher
toned ptb,ic iaste.
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SOCIETY ISLANDS.
queen Pomarfs Return aud Re.
ception at Tahiti.
Inc Frotectorate Violated by tho French
and Seizure of a King.

~ sPec'a written correspondence from Australia
ala BY OF Panama and telegram report by way
or IAN Francis :" We have the following important
intelligence from tho "iety Islands. dated at Tahiti
on the 2lst Of May aud Esd OIL aae 'esPecttVeiI'
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ST. DOMINGO.

Cabrai on His Way to 80. Thomas.
HAVANA, Sept. Ia, 1855
Ex.President Cabral, OF st. Domingo, arrived at
Kingston ia, on the 9th instant. lie purposes 90.
Ing 10 81. Thomas via Santiago de Cuba.
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LONDON, Sept. u 1865
Kis stated that Mrs. Lincoln recently arrived in
Paris ana that General Dix. The America Mn ster
entertained her on the evening OF the 9TH ms.
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QUEENSTOWN, Sept 1l-The steamship City OF
Paris, from New YORK, arrived thus evening" All
wei,
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RUSSIA.

Treaty Negotiations with Bokbarn.
ST. PBrERsruRs, Sept. IA. 1865.
The treaty with Bokhara has not been ratified nv
the Emperor.
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A Fine Assortment oil First Glass Hats-Ran
Walls, III Fulton street
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The Fire i'm OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Despatch.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. H. 1868.
The FIRE Ia still burning at Gloucester hut hes been
confined to the print works, which - q total loss
probably quarter OF a million dollars The insnr-
ance IL insufficient TO cover the loss.
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ST. THOMAS.

Earthquake at SO. Thomas.
HAVANA Sept. Ia, 1sGs.
some shocks OF earthquake were felt on the ,sland
N st. Thomas on the lst instant.
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Bricks Are Good Ia Almost Every Place Rx-
hst They make excellent mouse, but
tie KNoxs Fali Style ready. 2i3 broadway. corner %
Fulton street.
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AUSTRIA.
Military Movements.

fESTH Sept. u is6S.
On account OF the insurrectonary movements 10
Bulgaria the garrisons In Transy.vaG.a have been
strengthened.
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A N Sc y z N rs.

BowERY THnArHx.--The "FemaIe Detactl ve - q
anna In three acts. presented last nieht &C the
Bon cry theatre. Miss Fanny Herring who sustai ned
the IN ncpal part awaited herself OF the many points
in the - ece to make decided hit. She received q
full measa re OF applause. The other Darts in the
play were. = ell represented. The String OF Pearls
or the Bara n Assassin and the Pie Woman al
Bell Yard, = paA &c well suited to the theatre cor
GUIDED the perfos. nance.
BEYANrs' MINsr eELs-The Bryant brothers ana
their inimitabie aVis, composing this unsurpassed
troupe Of MINISTRIES were greeted last evening witt
an audience both in number ann character that ses.
dom IL seen in halls OF such aent. The attrac-
hon, besides an enter Nainment In keeping WITH
s"artiy faces and woOiy' heads. was the nrst per
IOfnance OF the buresque ''Lucretia BOrgia" n
was PREVIOUSLY rendered ~ its authors. Ellsworth
ana Eugene, In London and 1t il reproduced here
after much preparation. Th,9 title role was assumed
by Eugene aud the other char acters were Well rem
dered by Unsworti, Dempster Dan Bryant Seymour
and Eph Horn The buriesa,, We abonnds IN telling
hits, happy and inspiriting yongs, side splitting
situations and elegant costurses and appoalments-
10 was received by the audience last evening IN such
manner that Its success may he acknowledged.
TONY PASTORS OpkRA EoU,W.-The Bowery
"Opera House il in perfect fsSev OF success 10
evidenced nightly since the commencement OF tho
season by the immense patronage and consequent
innux Of currency. In his COMPANY Tony has
introduced q number Of new members OF nrst class
ability in their respective performances and nearly
All the OH fav0rltes continue 10 grow IN pubic iaV0r
There are one or two gentlemen IN the company who
would be dangerous opponents on tae east side II
oney happened to get nomination for o Council
manic seat. Tony IL little ''pbatter" and quite ~
''phunny'' as ever, While Billy Emmett and Johnny
Thompson fairly divide with him the appreciation or
their patrons OF those members Who are not enti
tied to the privilege OF election 10 Once there Is Jen-
ME Engel still dashng and attractive In her musical
nelan0e; Alice Somers, new face but an adept in
clogs, who bids fair 10 make some of the ''champOn"
cloggsts look well To their honoTs. Tae programme
IL nightly filed with ayorite selections ana varieties
and generously appreciated by the moot enthusiastic
audiences.
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Established In IS0O.--The Metropclitas Lob
Printing Establishment. ~ Nassau street
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Buy NTiiIcr's Hair Dye-Dniy so Cents. Boss
10 use. Try Sold by druggists. Depot So Dey street
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THE NEW DOMINION.

ObseQsies Of tho Late MetropeIitan Bishop
or Canada.
MONTREAL. Sept. IA, 1858.
The funeral Of the late Bishop Fuford, the Metro.
polltan Bishop OF Canada took place Yesterday after
noon ard was attended by an immense number Of
persons The procession formed In the following
order:-Hearse, chief mourners. clergy. military,
pnysiclinS mempsn OF the cathedral congregation,
e'.ens pn bearers were the Bishops Of Huron
up'' 'a'ano, Ontario Toronto, and Dr.
HRssvsr pro,ocu,o, canon Balch preached an elo
auent funeral sermon. tn Dean and Archdeacon
Leach conducted the services. All va %oSc9pq
churches were draped In mourning as mark OF AZ
spect to the deceased.
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rudie---For Moth. Ercrkics, rnn or for
brauiifvns the onpcxion. ra address Ms g. r..
SHAW, Ell sixth avenue. Warranted.
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Circulars Of Every Description and Notices
TO attend meetings printed in the nea,ssi possible
hours notice and twenty i've cent less than q.
other similar place IN the city, ~ the METROPOLITAN JD1
PRINTING ESrA ADJUSTMENT Va Nassau street
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Crisfsdoro's UnriyaiIed Hair Dye sold and
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For First Class Printing of Every Dc-rrip--
ton 10 10 the Metropolitan Job Printing kssishmentH
Nc. stsr
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FIRING hut Nob'c.-Seir Help for Yorag wea,
who. having erred. desire better manhood Sen. In s.oA
letter envelopes free OF charge II benefited, The
postage Address Philanthros, box 7, Philadelphia,
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rliii, iniuiinbic Critcr Of iini and Whiskrr~,
Ss Broadway shaving, 10 cents; Hair Dye 70 cents Ress
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Extradhicn OF the Indiana Express Robbers
Arrest Of Chicago Detective Allon Pinkor.
ton for Perjury.

ton for Perjury.
WINDSOR, Sept IA, 1858.
Reno and Anderson, the Indiana robbers were this
morning committed for extradition and will be
handed ever to the American authorities as as
the necessary documents are received. Allen Pink.
erton and L. @. Weir, who have been here watching
the case for the American government were arrested
on Saturday at the instance Of the Reno brothers,
for perjury. They were held to bail In the sum OF
$500 each to appear before the magistrate to-day at
Sandwich
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Nenfpcs-. Economy and Dcspaecb e babineL
10 the csscnon OF 0tders Metropolitan JOB Prin ing t,ab
ishment. ~ Nassau street,
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Pamphlets, law Rcport,A &c.. Executed
vita nesness qekness aud desp ab, twenty ye per cent
cheaper than NJ any other printing eahshme IN Tie city,
y the METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING ESTABLISH
WENT, W Nassau street
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Tho Famous Corner-9y Nassau Street,
corner Fou zoe Metropolitan Jos P1siias kAabsamenA
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W. n. HALDENAN, Proprietor Cia,,rief.
LouIsyiLLE. sept. 10, 1858
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Observation-Disclosures & sons have removed
TO No II East Fourteenth street. New York between Bfeh
way aud filth syenue.) We open Nareroons WITH
mi snd entirely stock OF Grand, SQUARE snd pSht
fianofores sde from the those exhibited "
US nj the Psrt Universal Exposition whom we were
the highest rscompense al competid?n tanos 70 ~
Also Tor slp stock OF second hand Pianos OF various
fnaksrss ali In thorough repair and goDd order
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Ro-,sl yovru. v,otteyv.-rrizes Paid In Gold.
lnoraou furnished The highest rates paid Tor Douooo"s
sut all kinds Of Gold and SILVER. ,.,uu-...
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The NEW York Naturalization for Europe--wla
be ready ut halfpa,t ten O'Clock in the morning.
Single copies, IN wrappers for maiiing six cents.
A Fine Assortment oil First Glass Hais-Fan
Walls, III Fulton street.
Bricks Are Good Ia Almost Every Place Hx-
,re Ssoxs Yah Style ready sii broadway. ccrDsr q
'"'"" 'io'' ----------
Buy Miller. Hair Dye-Oniy so Cents. Boss
ia use. Try IT, Sold by druggists Dcp,a - Deg street
Circular. Of Every Dcscription and Notice.
hour. notice ana .weniyss ysr cent s,; s.a :.
PRINTING EsTABLIsHmEsT " nassau street '''
Cri-tadoro'. Unrivailcd Hair Dye sold aud
. app at No. Aston House. Mandatory No. @ Made"
Established in Is0O.--1he MetropcJItas Lob
Printing Establishment. ~ Nassau street
------
FIRING hut Nob,c.-ScIr Help for Young Men.
Who having erred desire better manhood Sen: n scIcA
pc.lsSs AdSs.s rSSn,Sros box p PGisaspGa. ~
For First Class Printing Of Every Dc-rrip-~
Nassau street
MN, iniuiifnhic Critcr Of Hair and WiIskrr-,
shaving, 10 cents Hair Dye 70 cents Rese
cheapest
r.ndie---For Moth. Ercrkics, Taa or for
beaufying we eonpcsion; can on "r Aahre~ MS u T.
SHAW, Ell sixth avenue. Warranted
Me.-rs. -. VI. Pett-pgilI & Co., NJ. ~
Park row. New YORK 10 state street, ,son ere
agents the East and specially authorized - contract
for advertising IA the Courier our cash RATES
Eastern u advertising the cour,ss are
respectfully requested tn con,rac, shroash thcm
n. HALDEsAs, Proprietor Sip.-ef
LouIsviLLE. Sept. 10, 1853.
Nenfpcs-, Economy and Dcspaoch b<nbineL
~ tho csscnon OF ORDERS. Metropolitan n ing t,,ab
ishUent ~ Nassau street,
Pamphlets, Law Report, &c., Executed
vita nesness quekneSs and desp aah twenty per cent
cheaper than NJ any other printing eyahshme IN hc y
!. me METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING ESTABLISH
MENr, VI Nassau street
observation-disclosures & sons have removed
~ NO III East Fourteenth street. New between bfc
way aud fifth syeoue) We open Narerooms with
iull and entirely stock of Grand SQUARE, and tpich
us At the Psr Universal Exposition whom we we're a.a.
me highest rcompense over al competidcn tisnos "
Also Tor sNe Nlsrge stock OF second hand fVs o Fs's
mAksss Ill In thorough repair and saod ordeh
Royyai Uuvan. Iottcry.--Prizcs Paid In Gold.
Information furnished highest rates paid Tor Douboo"s
aud ali kinds Of uold ADD Silver ,.,uu.
! TAYLOR A CO., Bankers, 10 Wall street, n "
The Pamsus Corner-9y Nassau Street,
yorucr Fulton rde Metropolitan JOB PHspas kNaese~e~
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Eastern house. q advertising in the cour,s, are
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for advertising "a the Courier At our lowest cash raess
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Sewssffsn Geesgfa. ba.l 1859.
Special telegram to The Dispatch
AUGUSTA, Ga.s April 2SsThea election
was closed to-day. After the polls were
closed Foster Blodsetts Mayor of the city,
tappointed by General Popes,} at the court
house, held roll Of feenbaeks in his
hand, end offered to- bet ffsesn hundred
dollars that Bullos had carried the ssstste:
This caused q difficulty between the whites
and the blacks : One negro nag badly shot,
and several whites injured by brieks.Fhe
military came UP and pressed, the noB
after bayoaetting .onez negro thronghzthe
body Much excitement was eccasion y
whichwas near becoming q general rio.
But quiet NOW prevails: sas ds;'sz.F Dr..
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Eafahy Cemnons sprcofs 90. . pure E5es
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Wfas.-Port, common, g. DG$s. .ssz2
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yTIRGINIl CRNTRAB RAILROAD
" scHR nee or tSfyHEEEr4E- I'm nd HER

WEDNESDAY, March Iiths the following tsairss
'The morning passenger trails DALEY except on
Suaasysi betNesn Riehnpnd ard siaurtop, ssa ;rt-
weekly west OF Stauntop, going west. on NON
Days WEDNESDAYS ant yPRfDAY& aud re-
turIIing alternate days. This train tsayes Rich:
,pord atT:i5 4. u. and arYiyes at 81 ~. aIcS
makes close connection With the Orange snc AkS-
a.issria Railroad trains for LyDchpurx ana inc
Southwest and coHnectS with trzina 20 auG xoms
the North ba. with D delay xt Gcrdonsyine OF ere
hour and thirty miuEes--the s0nase9t0fs Stsh ne
Baltimore and Ohio trains Ger Mes York bearg Tee
established. No trains On Sunday sn,a.s4x
The evening passenger train 3eayes sKicHxnc1q
DAHL Ytexeept SHndaysi Gor Gopetonsytie @. 80.
p NJ. and for ChaEioftssyf!le on WEUSksDAIa s.
and SATURDAY. Resarning. ie1yes 1ChaStostss-
/, vile alta 4. u. on sIHURsDA " and doSnAY:i
and GorsolsyI.e DAILY except on SunaAyf AZ
, a. NJ arriving In Richmond It ga A. 49,. =.
The in1rpiug train conneess with HAKM&N g
co.'s and TROITER 4 CO.'S LISE2i SIAGE
1 COACHES for Lexington, Whste- sulphur scd
n I9iif sS1I4 6fttfslx<3 .EAs-
) Passengers for Lexington 90 through from Rich
| mond or Baltimore the karue day Il.
THRoUGH TICKETS sold % AZ Yaomissns
points isss q seE ene.S srperfsfsn pa
49,
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cioeed, IN, good order. Teal vote. 1884.
0yeE z90s white rptss were ezclHded x;ithout
cause. The Democrats are IN LII sn =; =
and the Radicals despopuaing. the ne m
from this distr;cs is highly favorable ~ !.
d aAslasTA. G4., April, 2s.-The sela:siioa
hasbeea orderly throughsus. Gnrsicn ard
thecounsg ticket ahead afgo .fat;i rss a IL
1ssss.se s.aIoTz AZ auGrsrA.ses1 ssn5 80
AroaUsrA,s Ga, April ss..-Thss polls sTe.
elpsed. The total tote. for four days Is
$3.50: Bullock's majority IS fully f,0e0. e
The election closed in row between
whites and blacks. Several were wounded,
BUT none seriously. The excitement was svs
intense: subsequently q negro Knocked
White lady down ON the public streets, in
turing her seriously. This added to. the
excitement prevailing, and fears were en-
tertained Of general riiot. Several shots
were fred at the freedman, but he escaped
With "a slight fesh wound. After the ne
ero's arrest, the military charged through
the streets, dispensing the crowd. Afser
cute. was restored, It :wag ascertained that
the negro who assaulted the lady: was suf-;
ferfng under q Temporary TT of insanity.
Nueus k1lo .psSatns AAD y " 4uu!Sss We It
stored, and at this hour 90 O'clock 2: ny
the city is perfectly quiet; ,, g go. !. i. y
LorIsIASA-,RADlCAL,.co CONSTITUTION AID:
6sugg q STATE IIc = -.. G4gRIED. ass ..
NV 0sLEAss,!.Aprl 23.-::-Complete, re-
turns show.a majority in this parish against
the Constitution of only 205. One Demo
cratic and one Republican congressman are
elected In the third disuictsssz
Conway tDemocratl is elected Mayor and
there are Democratic majorities in both
boards of. aldermen.-43 - .r.g,Fa a .Tst
Returns. from the country place the Com
stiitution nearly 3, 600 ahead in twenty Two
parishes; The Crescent comedies The cleo
ton Of the Radical State, ticket and the
ratification of the Constitution by from 1000
to 10, 600. The Republican, claims these sue
cesses BY $4,000. - lrf -. .z,.a - s-,.7s!
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WASHINGTON. April ESs--ASmcD8n 70
meet hereafter at noon WIS defeated, and
Boutwell, resumed his speech. t5azfF
Second Dispatch. F 8 y Z
WASHINGTON, April q. Eoaaing AFTER
Boutwell, concluded, the Senate took q re-
cess. Upons rezsseTnblin Nelson, of Ten
nessee, for the President opened his argu-
ment.ssHe spoke extempore.z BE. felt, he
said, the magnitude of the occasion, a and y
feared. his; ability properly to- treat il.
The Managers had charged the President
rith being man Of ey i nature destitute
Of and guilt ofs al sorts Of crimes,
from those of the great political criminal
down 10 the lesser sins Of the common scold.
Ms Neison,.i refutstion Of these charges.
gave the President: s b biography and said that
those who knew the President best sustained
him. The speaker said ne feltthat he MAS not
addressing senators as politicians, but as
judges; who would rise above the prejadices
Of party. He Ras confident that outside
pressure would be Indignantly repe!led. il
he. believed conviction a, foregone cenclu-
sion, he would, humble as he Was, scorn to
address them. Nelson cited the resolution
offered By Andrew johnson. and adopted
by Congress Immediately after the Bull
Run disaster. declaring purposes which are
still uHrepealed- To these resolutions john
son was faithful. Lineoln's policy after
Lees surrender Was based on these resolu-
tions, which johnson had faithfully carried
out. 80 5s.-ET II :ss.ssfse
Congress claimed powers In the recon
struction acts by Implication The Presi-
dents powers were more plainly implied.
The President had the right to his own
opinion. Honesty and integrity of motive
must be presumed in such case. Congress
had justified the Presidents policy In lie
own primary reeognition.o of Virginia:
Nelson argued the Judicial character of
the Senate, and denounced the claim Of the
Managers that the Senate was a law unto
itself, and could convict ton common fame,
as dangerous to the country Senators
oaths showed that theF we're bound by laws.
He denounced as grosslF improper the
Managers plea that the people demand con-
riictiions and that the public pulse beat TIT
fully while they delayed it. M ~ -. 3zye -
adjourned. sss.f4Ji.5 Es.Ii9 1870
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Foreign News-Trouble fin Japan.

sLeNDos, april 23.-There. was an i'm
mense meeting last night in Surgeons
church. John Bright presided, and many
distinguished persons spoke. Resolutions
fasoringG the abandonment of TIE Irish
Church were passed enthusiastically. =;
The latest advices from Japan say the
couniry,is in astate of anarchy. The ma
tiyes a. .osaca had captured the French cor
Yette. Duplex. and compelled all the foreign
agents; except the English, to lower their
f,agzCE gsggt-! Irsl tEa# .S@tE8 gi1&aEGZs7
MaDRID, April 23-Prime Minister Mar
yaezdied this morning. S2f7 81 40
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TIE IMPEACHGEST-THE PROBABLE Re-
rlT.-TcShiagton, April 22.-It is gene
nj: Acknowledged now that the President
al be convicted. The programme is to ac-
Il, MIN or all the minor points and TO find
I'm guilty on some leading one, which viii
pnpablv be the removal OF Secretary Sian-
ION The necessities of party require this.
Most os,he neubersare under party lash and
outside influences are also very strong. No
thing 5s,t secret ballot can effect the result
-a.e.. indeed the next ten days bring won
iarful changes. The discussion vii prob
a,ly be prolonged for that time, now that
ne 6e.l 81 discussion has been thrown open.
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