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BY the Atlantic TeIegrapIl.

ENGLAND.
LONDON, July 2.-Carlist risings
are reported in Spain. In Vittoria
the streets were filed with a revolu
tionary mob, armed with scythes and
revOlvers, and shouting for Carlos
and Cabria. They murdered the Al
cade and wounded thirty citizens,
many mOrtally. Similar risings are
reported In Carthagena and Valentia.
Troops have been dispatched to sup
press them.
FRANCE.
PARIS. July IN. Miral and sew
eral members of the majority in the
Corps Legislatif, propose to bring
In a motion that greater develop
ment be given to the action and au-
thority of the Corps Legislatif; that
the address in reply to the speech
from the throne be established /;
that the right and practice of inter-
polation be organized on large scale !;
that the right to amend projects of
law be extended, and that the Cham
ber have the right to elect its own
President. 1t is rumored that the
Government will accept these re-
forms.
The negotiations between France
and Belgium for a commercial treaty
have closed with a satisfactory under
standing on all points.
BREsT, July AT noon Saturday,
the Great Eastern had run 1, ,145 knots
from Brest, and payed out 1 1,281 knots
of cable. Everything was working
we'll.
SPAIN.
MADRID, July 4.-The forthcoming
changes in the ministry are freely can
vassed. 1t Is rumored that A Radauz
will be appointed Minister of FL
nance and Marlas Minister of Justice.
The Government has explained
| that General Pezeul, the lsabellist,
was arrested on charges of military
disobedienee and conspiracy against
the Government.
The silence which the Government
has maintained concerning General
Oulce's report of his administration,
and of the state of affairs In Cuba,
causes much anxiety.
A strong Republican manifesto has
been published in Seville. It's APP
| pearance was Simultaneous with the
departure from this city Of a party of
Republicans numbering one thous-
and 1t Is rumored that they
have gone to Portugal, and will
re-entcr Spain through Estramactra
Troops have been sent in pursuit.
a number of Carlists have been
arrested in Onedeo.
BELGIUM.
BRUSSELS, July 1 THE Viceroy Of
Egypt has gone TO Paris.
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ERIE, Pa, July "A Cuban ex-
pedition, of 500 men, arrived here
this afternoon and evening from Phil
adelphia. They will cross to Canada
to-morrOw morning, and will embark
on vessel clearing from the Canadian
D0rt
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PHILADELPHIA, July 3.-The Statue
Of Washington, presented to this city
by the school children, was to-day
placed on a pedestal in front of Inde-
pendence Hall The monument is to
be unveiled on Monday. with ceremo-
MES In which the school children take
prominent part.
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ESTABLISHED, 1881.
COUNTY ADVERTISEMENTS.
Railroad Notice.

4G1uIUdu NOIlC6.
RY Office IN HEREBY GIVEN To
~ the qualified voters of the county Of
Nanderburgh, Tat, in pursuance OF an
order of the Board of Commissioners of
s. tla county, rendered al their June term.
10 ~ tne polls Will be opened on the 5th
day OF august 1869, at the several voting
=. ac = IN sald county. to take the votes OF
me Il Ss.t Vcters thereof upon the subject OF
the Ev ansville, Carmf q Paducab Railroad
two thou sand dollars. -
Given under my hand. this 18th dav If
June, 1869. VICTOR BIsCH
Auditor OF Vanderburgh County.
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B@ ZIRCONIA LIGHTS

Which stands perior to any other light
in clearness, strength, and beauty.
The Evansville Orchestra will execute
the best music. the programme Of which
VIII be found IN the evening on the
grounds.
ADsfIss, eN.......... .........25 cents a person.
For the accommodation OF visitors, tick
els can had at =cObt's ews Depot. cor
ner Main and Second Streets, and on the
evening AT the bickeJ-bOx.
The best arrangements have been made
with the Street Hallway Company to con-
veg visitors 10 and from the Park.
jy5 dtd EDW ARD WELLER.
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This Company offers the following ad-
Yantages:
1t is National Company, chartered by
special act or Congress. l36S.
1t has paid-up capital of 81 000, 600.
It offers low rates OF premium.
1t furnishes larger insurance than other
companies for the same money.
II is definite and certain in its terms.
It is a home company in every locality
Its policies are exempt frOm attachment.
Thele are no unnec ssary restrictions ia
the policies.
Every policy is non-foT ieitable.
Policies may be taken which pay to the
insured their full amount, and return all
the premiums, so that the insurance costs
only the interest on the annual pay menLs.
Policies may be taken that W II pay 70
the insured, after certain NUMBER ~
years, during life, an annual income ol
nth the amount named IN the poiACys
No extra rate Is charged Iof risks upon
the lives of females
It fnsures not TO pay DIVIDENDS 70 policy
holders but at so low a cost that dividends
C;irc1iars. pamphlets, and full particu.
lars given on application TO the Branch
ONCE OF the Company, or to
JOHN W. ELLIS d CO..
Cincinnati, Ohio,
General Agents for Ohio and Central
and Southern Indiana.
JOHN s. HOPKINS,
As.r,so .,..'1I.
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WWTE HAVE THIS DAY ANSO-
Wv ciatad with us Mr.. A. CARLSTEDT,
formerly of LEIGH, Car stedt a. 90. OF this
ci y, and lately Of CINCINNATI.
CLOUD a. AKIN
Referring to the above. we shall con-
1lnue the Wholesale Drug Business, at tho
Old stand, No. I6 North Firht street, aud
would call the attention Of buyers 10 our
large stock OF Drugs, Paints, Oils, &c,
which We offer at prices in competition
with other Western cities.
jy2 d2t CLOUD, AKIN a co.
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The undersigned has the honor to inform
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the West, a new kind of illumination with
the famous
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put them on tho Mandrci aud ihfJ go
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unsurpassed. Respect fuIiys
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IlI|. TIHNIHl T|Il
Messra. IHprdNCOTr a IiLhE f.WELL. ritts-
burg Pa.
GeHLs:-We have been using your make
OF Gang Jaws ln our miils Uud huu them
Ia point Of qualify, superior tU amy Wr
nave ever used. Yours. &C..
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Manufactures Of Circular, Mulev. MW.
Gang aud l'r0fsl- cut saws. Gunppinn Aara.
All shape Coiburn'h Patent "a ~. HnuVeIa.
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OFFICEIeS.
CLARENCE II. CLARK President.
AY COOK +, Chairman Finance ard
Executive Committed.
HENRY -. COOK z, Vice President.
EMERSON W. PEET, Sec'y and Actuary.
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Your obedient servant,

q. u. DORIEs
Dispatches received by a near lady
relative of the General in command
of the Cuban forces, now residing
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Dealers in Liquors,
Rectihers OF the Celebrated
WABASH VALLEY, LEGAL TENDER
and xxx WHISKY,
And Distlllers OF Cologne Spirits,
EO. IOS MAIN STREET.
EVANS vILIsS IND.
MAIN ATREET EXCA ANGE.
Corner of fifth and sixth SIs..
RIGfW Of BIG fSEFLECTINCf LANIhRW.
nLEA SAINT, airy rooms, clean, COM
Portable beds, with excellent board So
per v eek, or single meals 30 cents: lodgings
35 cents. The best the market affords viii
always be found here, and orders for fresh
berries, fruit and CataWba wine OF the
Kretchmar farm will be thankfully y receiV-
ed and promptly attended TO.
eGd6m JOHN G. .SCHWEIZER.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-25

ELoPENKsT oE A WHITE GIRL AND COL
oREp MA.-The EastOn (Md.l Star OF Tues
day says that Mr.. Alexand-r Carson a respec-
Hillsborough, came TO Etston on FRIDAY night
lest In search OF his laughter: who had mys-
teriously disappeared from her fathers house
on Tbursday night. The Star learns tue fol-
lowing facts in connection with the ma,ter-A
mulatto named John Hall, some time ago. was
lodged in Jail by officer Dillen for gam olIng
Mr.. Carson baIled him out, aud took nim u
work on his farm. Since then his daught4r
who is ne.rly grown. has been teaching hiu
how TO read and write. On Friday, at noon
they both took passage at Miles River Fearry
for Baltimore on the steamer Isaac p Smith
Whether he persuaded her on for the purpose
OF fseduclng or marrying her is not known. IL
is SAID that the negro's mother lives in Balt,-
more. It's needless 10 say that the young girl
family are in great distress about her. Sne is a
bright, intelligent girl.
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PROPOSED NEW CONsTIrUruoN FOR
SPAIN.

MADRID, March 2.-The new constitution
was reported TO the Cortes yesterday. The
draft proposes that the future form OF govern
ment OF Spain shall De monarchial. and shall
consist OF Senate ana Congress. Senatorial
term snail be thirteen years, and shall be
elected by provisional councils, composed of
four Tor each province. Sessions OF Congress
10 oe trienial, ana universal sunrage 10 be he
iule IN regard TO voting. Reign of the King
shall De limited 10 eighteen years. The malority
OF the committee reported in favor OF the sepa-
ration OF the church from the Stste, while the
minority report advocated the oman Catho-
iic as the ; ate Greed with federation towards
all other religious professions. Lioerty of the
press and right OF public meeting. will be
guaranteed.
SECOND DISPATCH.
MAIRID. March l5-By the draft of the new
Constitution. presented 10 the Constitueat Cor
tee yesterday. Senators are TO be elected fnr
twelve years, and not for thirteen years before
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ANOTHER HORRIBLE MURDER ~
PdtLAOElpHIa

PhiLAnELfHiA. March 25.-I.ast evening the
body OF Joseph w. Smith. tanuor Al 4; rad
Hall, corner Of Sixth street ana C;ir.rt .yenns
was found IN the building u-d hands ana fa.,
and pistol bullet IA hts head CAUSING dam
he was sA unmarried man and lived an th-
building. HIS watch aud q small amoaat Of
money was found on the moor. n A. tmposst
bic 20 tell whether a. is case Of murder o.
suicide The cords around the hands
and iset Were not sufficiently txht 20
prevent him from firing the pistol
witch was fousd teside him with one barrel
discharged. lie had a scarf tied around nis
beck AID mouth, but not ught, ten contrlbu-
ton boxes were touud b-ok-n open. FRAGMENTS
OF shlr' sleeve, with wr,sthsnd aud sleeve ou,-
ton, found near the hedy having been appar-
shuy torn on an a struggle. Smith hsd faucy
dresses, which he hired out lu afternoon. IL
Ei' me nail 10 Get a hye-dollsr note chane.d.
hen h" said ne had hired a coupla of dr.ssas
Inc pistol ioun discharged dad not bslone %
Smlth. ms own pistol. loaded. being la th.
same room. The deceased WAS subi..r :, a.
but none bad recently occurred. Coroner and
oeteeuNes are investigating the mystery
lsECoSD DIsPATcHl
PHILADELPHIA, March 25-rna invas,igs-
ton Of the smith murder e.iclts the fotloU,as
facts "A card found an the pocket of d.cs.ss4
contained the name Of a gentleman come
Win the water department. Tnis gentl.
called upon the chief sf police aud stated
he engaged costnHe from Smith yester
morning. paid him for At aud was 20 CaIl a.
last evening. He left Germantown at
O'Clock. and reached the hall soout i've o'clo-
he rang the bell but got no response He th-
tried the door and found IL uniasteued; NJ e.
tered, and found the bsd-room an disorder
hn box. mentioned before. was lying on tn
moor. He Then looked around the large room
but saw nobody. He observed MS On die hang
ing upon the wall: he took u and LETT.
lhe body was ly ing In such a posItion aud so
covered that II would scarcely be seen by any
person who glanced hastily around the room in
the twilight. The theory of the officials IL that
Smth wss foully murdered by parties who
sent him down to Wolrs store to get change for
nve.dollar note. Ii ~ supposed that tney
seized nlm as be was entering the door of the
ante-room. struck him with O club. which rem
oered him insensible. then tied him 20 keen
him from interfering with them while rh.v
searched for money When examining hts
clothes the pistol was probably found. aud was
used 90 kill him when IL was discovered that
he had not really died from prrviou. blows.
The more the investigation ~ pursued, how
ever, the deeper the mystery becomes.
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~The Methodist Episcopal Cnurch, which
is the most numerous Protestant body OF the
country, has thus tar been noted for the ex-
clusion OF the laity from the Legislature assem-
biiss OF the Church. In June, the whole
membership OF the Church, male and female,
will vote on the question. whether the former
policy shall be retained. or whether the prin-
ciple OF lay delegations shall henceforth bs ac-
cepted.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

There is a sharp demand for money in New
YORK, incident to the increased volume of busl.
ness at the Stock Exchange, and the rate on the
best selected collateral is uniformly seven psr
cent. There are indi ications that the combina
ton controlling the stock market contemplate
making money stringent. Commercial paper is
dull and rates are as last uoted. Government
bonds are steady on small trans actions al
though prices have yielded somewha
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FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT,

WORCESTER. MASS, March 25.-Mrs Coffee
and wodaughters, OF Still River, Mass, were
run over by the cars near Groton Junction
This morning, while crossing the Fttchbnrg
Railroad in a sleigh. The two daughters. be-
tween ~ and % years OF age. Were killed; th..
mother very severely 10 lured
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lBy Bankers' and Brokers' Telegraph
Lewis johnson & DO. quote stocks and % J


NEW YORK, March 25.-First Board-US =.
itsi' coupon, ll54; 620's, loos, coupons. lie .;
ls64, coupons, ia; 1858 coupons, II6x; 10 ;
coupon, new, ll3; 6.2O's, lo67, coupon, rs !.
!o:l0s, coupons, los; Pacific Mail, S6x ONO
Miss .Oeruncates, 32R; Mariposa none Atian.
d. Mail, nonei Canton, 5sKi Cumberland, none:
western Union Telegraph, JA: Quicksiiv.r
lgh; boston Water Power. I54; New York
Central lo2x; Hudson. I37x; Reading, 81 /.
michigan Central, NIX; MIchigan Son 49,
ern, 96K; Illinois Oentrai, 1877; Cleveland ana
Pittsburg, 81; Northwest, say; do. preferred
81; Cleveland and Toledo, I6: Rock Islai d
iSiA; Fert Wayne l22s; Alton q Terra Haute,
81; Toledo & Wabash. &c; Adams Ean
SO; Wells. Fargo q Co. Express, none; Unrsd
states Express, So; American Express. Il;
Merchants' Union, 10; Chicago & Alton, 81.
do: preferred, Isl. Market strong. Gold, Isl
al3lH.
fBy Cable.I
LONDON, March IS, l:20 y. m.-ConsoIs, tor
money, S for account, 49, 4; Illinois, 81; Erie,
2i&; Bonds. S34. quiet.
FRANKFORT, 1:2U p. m.-Bonds, s7asaX.
LIVERPOOL l:20p. m.-Cotton. market acti w.
To-6ays sales will reach 15.OOJ bales. Md
ding Uplands. l2h; Middling Orleans. I2as
Stock afioat consigned here. 4l1.Do0 bales. OF
which ll6.oC0 are from the United States.
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MURDER CASE.

PHILADELPHIA, March 25.-In the Supreme
Court to-day. the case OF WIN. Brooks and
Charles Orme, who We're conN Ictea AZ Strouds-
burg OF The murder OF Theodore Brodhead, the
sentence OF the court WAS affi firmei and tn.
record remitted to the Governor tor further
proceedInks under the laws.
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MURDER AND SUICIDE.

BosToN. March 25.-Last night q young mau
named Pine shot Miss Howard. Iufi lcting a
wound which, il lie feared, will prove fatal,
and then shot himself dead. REJECTED love is
supposed 10 have been the ca use of tins terrible
act. Both were about twenty years of age and
respectfully connected.
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ECIPROCuTY,

HALIFAX, N. 3. March g5.-The Govern
ment OF Prince r, wards Islsnd mas been mott.
ned. ny Imperial authority. that It is not COM
peient for that Island TO enter into negotiations
with the United States with a view 70 q re-
treaty without the co-op-ration of
the Athen British North Amer: an Provinces
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BREvkT BRIG. GEN. ELI ). PARKER, FIRST
Lieutenant I'd cavalry, has been ordered to re.
port FOR duty to the Secretary OF War The
order dates Fl ON the 4th instant
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FAILUREIN BUFFALO.

BuFFALo, N. Y, March 25.-PorshaII A.
SchGnzlIn. private bankers and brokers, failed
last evening. LiabilIties are for sl0.O,0 As
sets. S3.U0O, L. &. Duemplemau was. this
morning. made assignee OF the concern.
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But ONE NOMINATION. was confirmed by the
senate yesterday-that of Henry ID. Moore, TO
be Collector of Customs at Philadelphia
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The IRISH CHURCH BILL II THE ENeLIsH
PARLIAM1AT-V Victory for the Ltberais-The
de- bate on the bill for the diseetablishmsnt of
Ii Irish Ch urch was resumed in the British
House OF Commons Tuesday night Mr. 9lad-
stone, in closing the debate, reviewed the course
of the bill and the arguments which Ind been
made tor and against il. He declared that
new policy was necessary for Ireland, and
this was the first step demanded BY the unani.
n ous voice Of the majority. He resumed his
seat amid deafentng cheers, and the house di.
ylded on the motion that the bill BE- read q sec
ond time with the following result: For the
motion, 3se; against the motion, ESQ., Majority
for the Government, lis. The Announcement
Of the result was greatly cheered in the House.
The cheers weTe taken mp By the people in the
lobbiee, and the news was thus con veyed to an
im menfe crowd outsioe the house, VINO joined in
the applause with the widest enthu uslasm-
The House at O'Clock IN the uaoruIug ad.
iourned over the holidays, to the LIST OF April.
o0Black velvet skull-caps are ths fashion
for bald heads IN Beecher's church. =
- New Hampshirs, Vermoat and Aassa.
- Rm~2 A. ssn
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Baltimore MARKETS., r..aay,

firm at 2s TO 2sk. Flour active and m uch firm ~
at previous quotations. Whear firmer. C"ru
frner, white 50 10 81; yellow. ~ to IS. Oats
Pork quiet at 3d.. so 10 SIS. Bacon active, vib
sides II, clear do. IS, shoulders Is, hams 2Uto
81. Lard quiet at 20. Whiskey quiet and
hrm at 81.
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THE OCEAN MAILS.

LONDON, March 2S.-The steamship c0mpa-
MES, which at present have the contract for
carrying the mails between Gre,t Britain aud
the United States, have declned TO medify the
terms OF their late contract as suggested by the
Post Office Department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-25

TIE DETACHMENT OF BRIGHAM YoUNG's
WIVES now moving upon Washington reached
Chicago yesterday.
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THE REPORTED DFArH OFEx-PRts.
IOENr JOHNSON.

EX-PRRsIDBNr JOHNSON Is said to have h nd
a serious attack OF paralysis At his home in
Or snville. Tennessee, and TO have 'elegrap1-
ed for Surgeon Norris, U. 3 A, who has here
tofore attended him. He Is reported to b. very
i'll, and a rumor OF his death reached here this
afternoon, but was not credited.
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DECLINES THE APPOINTMENT

BosTor, March 25.-H. l.. Dawes has de-
Clined the appointment Of Justice OF the Sa-
preme Court Of Massach uset,s. rendered him by
Gov. Claffin.
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INTERNAL RRvKFUK.-The receipts today
from this source were 4g2,36I.5e
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LIBUTBNAHr GKNREAL PHIL. SHERIDAN a..
rived at Chicago yesterday.
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ga Count Bernard Leo Bereudes has been
srr,srsd m I,ouisyiIle for marrying halt q
dozrn women end running OF with thsir
money.
~ The Chinese ruffians OF San Francisco
have a mutual insurance society, Wn1cn pro.
bed
ga cargo of Chinese women recently ~.
rived At San Francisco, and guard OF police
had TO he called to prevent the crowd OF resi-.
cent celestials carrying them on for wives.
~Girsrd College is in q quandarv. The vii
cf irs founder requires that grad uAtes shall D
hound out to learn . suitable trade; bat 50 few
apprVutices are wanted now that the colleGd -
overdoVing With boys Whe have gone through
The vnele eourss and cannot b disposed Of.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-25
Wall Street To.day

NEW YORK, March 25-Stock market steady
dull; money steady AT per cent Exehang-
81. Gold, 31k. 5-20's, 1852, coupon, lss. :;
North Carolina sixes, 60; new, SIX. Virginia
skies, ex-coupOn. 65k; new, 6ik.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-25

SECRETARY BoRIE and family, accompanied
by Vice Admiral Porter, LETT last night for An.
papolis to visit the Naval Acadamy, and will
return this evening
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-25

Financial Matters In Baltiaere To-day.
BALTIMORE, March 25--Virginias nn-
changed, old, 4sS bid; 49k asked; do. 1-6j,
81, bid; So asked. North Carolinas old, o. y
do. new 81 L.