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New-York tribune., 1869-06-25
TIE LATE sroRM IN MICHIGAN.

DETROIT, June A.-The storm of Thursday
last was the destructive that has visited this State
for many years. and it particularly in Kaa'
mazoo. Alegan, Barry, Eaton, Ingbam, Clinton, Oak
land SHAW assee Genesee and Macomb Counties, and
in ali quarters fences prOstrated, frame buildings
uproofed or blown down orchards damaged and crops
aattened aid injured The heavy ram also OccasoDed
sudden freshets, aud some dams were carried away
few buildings undermined, and at Rome considerable
low land was overnOwed The most important items OF
damage thus far reported are the damage Of all the busl
meas m II OF Wncousta Clinton County, aud seriOus III
nry OF several ciiizens the fatal injury Of George West
OF 0gle Clinton County; partial destrucan Of the UNI
versalist Church at Rochester, Oakland County, tie
washiue away of the railroad emDankIuent near
Hastings and carrying away Of 300 feet OF track Of the
at ospn Valley Railroad; destruction of the nsery Oi
AIex Cummin OF COrunna. More details arc constantly
Gaming in and show still further damage.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-25
MOVEMENTS OF vIcE-pREsIDENT coLFAx.

HARTFORD, Ct, June 24-Vice President
Cofax visited both OF the Legislature today In
the Senate nc was cordially welcomed by Leut-Goy.
wayland and in reply Mr. Colfax said
IL affords me great pleasure TO respond TO the invita-
oD SO cordially given toappear before this Legislature
Standing this presence cannot but remember the
achieycnens Of the hOnOred living and the still more
hOnored deada memory OF FoOte ami Sedgwck OF Lyon
and TYLER OF Terry and the 5000 soldiers aud sailors who
followed them every battlefield upon the land, ana
every wayerOcked frigae and monitor upon the seas,
coming up from the valleys and hills Of this grand and
old historic State In defense Of their country ana
therefore feel houcred that the representatives ot such
Commonwealth shoud give me unanimous ana cordial
invitation TO be- their guest
Mr Colfax afterward visited the House, where Speaker
Platt welcomed him. Mr.. Colfax replying in few we'll
chosen words The House then took recess, and the
President introduced personally to many Of the
,nep,bers Retiring To the Governors Room In the
state House Vice President received large number
OF citizens who passed through and paid him Their
respects the haud-shaKing continuing without Interrupt
ton for an hour and half Mr. COfaN then returned
10 the residence Gov. Jewell whose guest he Was While
i'm this city aud left by the $3.50 train for PROVIDENCE r. l.
where last and the guest OF Senator
Anthony.
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FRIDAY, JUNE 25, 1869.
FOREIGN NEWS.
GREAT BRITAIN.
CONFEDERATE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AGAINST
MR. sUANFRis SPEECH


MR.. SUMMERS SPEECH.
LONDON Thursday Juno "a, 1862
Another meeting of the Confederate bOndhold-
ers was held here last evening The object
Of the meeting was to protest against parts
Of Senator Summers speech against the Alabama
Claims treaty, and to petition the House of Com
mons against granting any compensation for such
claims of the United States unless they are adjudi-
Gated by an impartial tribunal on the principles OF
equity and international law.
THE CHURCH BILL.
In the House of Lords tonight VscOunt Lifford
gave notice of an amendment to the Irish Church
BILL relieving glebe houses of debt increasing and
extending gebe lands aud granting 25 Of land
to Catholic and Presbyterian Churches. 'f.
THE EGYPTIAN vICERoY.
The Viceroy of Egypt has gone to Windsor on a
visit to the Queen.
STUDENTS FOR CORNELL UNIVERSITY.
public breakfast was given here this morning
TO II English artisans who about TO sail fer the
United States to enter Cornell University. Lord
HoughtOn occupied the chair, and made a speech full
of encouragement aud advice for the enterprising
young men.
The Duke Of Newcastle is UP before the Court of
Bankruptcy.
ATTACKS ON A FARM
CORK, Thursday, June "a, 1860.
The buildings on farm in this vicinity were fired
last night, by men in disguise, and destroyed No
clue to the perpetrators of the outrage has been OBJ
tained.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-25
ITALY.

sEDITIoN IN GENOA, NAPLES, AND BERGAMo.
FLORENCE, Thursday June "a, 1859.
The official journals here state that large
crowds assembled in the streets Of Genoa but COM
mite no violence, confning their demonstrations
TO the utterance of seditious cries They finally dis
persed without making any resistance to the police
Slight demonstrations also reported in Naples
and Bergamo
PROPOSED WITHDRAWAL OF TROOPS FROM ROME.
LONDON, Thursday, June ~, 1860.
It's reported that France is endeayoring TO renew
the September Convention with Italy for the with
drawal of the French troops from Rome and that
she only requires sufficient guarantees from Italy for
the security Of the Papa territory before concluding
the treaty.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-25
FRANCE.
THE EMPERoR's SPEECH AT CHALoNs.
PApIs ThnrsdnV Inna 1850

TIE EMIEROR SfEECli Al OhALONo'
PARIS Thursday, June "a, 1859.
The Emperor to-day visited the camp of Chalons,
and made speech TO the soldiers. He reminded the
army that this was the anniversary of the battle of
Solferino and said he pleased to see that they
had not forgotten the great cause for which they
fought ten years ago. The Emperor continued az
follows: Preserve the remembrance of the battles
fought by your fathers and youIselves for our vic
tories are the history of the progress of civilization
You will thus maintain the military spirit which is
the triumph Of noble over vulgar passions; it is
fidelity to the flag, devotion to country. Continue
in the same course, and you will always be worthy
of so great a nation"
THE COMMERCIAL CONFERENCE WITH BELGIUM.
1t is rumOred that the negotiations, which were
recently renewed for Commercial Conference be-
tween France and Belgium are likely to fall through
again.
DISTINGUISHED ARRIVALS.
Cen John c. Fremont and Gen. A. L. Lee have
arrived in Paris.
PROGRESS OF THE CABLE.
LONDON, Thursday, June 49, 1862
At the last telegaphic accounts from the steam
ship Great Eastern she was 29i knots out from
Brest, and had payed ont 80 knots of the cable.
The signals through TO the shore continued perfect,
Weather delightful. All well
New-York tribune., 1869-06-25
JAMAICA.

GOV, GRANTS REPORT ON THE CONDITION OF
THE COUNTRY-BACKWAR STATE or EDU-
CATION-DEPLORABL IGNORANCE OF THE
LABORING CLASSES.
fFRoM OCE SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT
KINGSTON, June 4.--GOv. Grants official report
for 1863 on e condition OF jamaica published in the last
Blue Book has reproduced in all the newspapers of
the Colony, accompanied by vast deal of comment
mos OF in approval and support Of the views set forth
hy HIS Excenency ia that document. The report Is an
ahe state paper marked In eminent degree by that
spirit OF lnpartiay aud fairness which 40 hOnoraby
characterizes Sir John Grants administration. Two
murks I'm it are especially noteworthy, The Governor
sugar planter IN any part Of jamaica oi recognized SIKH
i'm his business aud possessed Of capital sucent Tor he
nrouer OF all the lands in MS hands WHO s
not making fair profit out OF his property Aud Ia
coneinding the report His Excellency adds: Though
fuily sensible OF the sular unpopuarty To be Incurred
by the open announcement OF "A contrary VleW' am
ouud 10 confess that reasonable person can DOUBT
of be perfect security OF the Colony now so my own eN
necftons as It's general prospects Tor the futue are
entirely hopeful" These two short remarks speak vol
uncs The history OF Jamaieas Industrial dSchdehce
since emancipation Is u tale OF lnsufcent capa ana -
skful agriculture but so blind are most Oi tue pders
IN the true state OF the case and completely nave tey
succeeded in persuadng themselves that the country is
ruined beyond REDEMPTION, that the man VINO presumes
10 express hopeful view TO the future OF the colony
must he prepared incur small amount OF Odlun lot
doing So There strange perversty about these mest
India planters particularly the Jamaica ones but ~
only the result OF the old system under when the
INC Inspector Of Schools for the Island has just
presented to the Governor an elaborate report upon M
state of education iu the Colony The report anything
but a attering TO the people and their rulers uctr
tho old system OF government During tue past year te
named functonary appearsto nave lnspec'eu 500
New-York tribune., 1869-06-25
MEXICO.
THE TROUBLES IN QUERETARo, sINALOA, Ia
MAULIPAs, AND SAN LUIS.
IPRoM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENCE

hAULIPASy AND sAN LUIS
fPRoM OUR OWN CoRRBsPoSDENTI
HAVANA, June 19.-The Governor of the
State Of Tamaulipas has sent to Mexico committee TO
confer with President the sad condition Of that
State The seriousness Of situation Queretaro
not abaed and there wild report that Negrete has
Joined the insurgents there Gen. Corona conveys re-
port that the pronouncer Vega had dsembarked In San
BIAS and well received, large number OF dsaected
persons Joining him and swelling his force to 1900 men,
Cen Guerra by order OF Corona, had taken the
field against him. From these and other particulars you
viii observe that the general situation irrespective OF
some Of the Middle States, is not improved Report runs
that the excitement IN Querearo has been increased Nv
he vote OF Congress on motion of exMnister Esekiel
MOntes that Federal troops shall take side with ts
Legislature There is little doubt that the Congress have
taken the right stand The trouble ia Queretaro began
n conspiracy OF soldiers Of the garrison BY the ele
graph Mexico to Leon aud San Luis Potos news ar
Iyes that the political chief OF Rio Verde In the latter
state band of robbers and prOn0uncers 400
strong. From Matamoras came intelligence thaa CANDLES
was head OF revolutionary forces and occupied
lamargO, .
New-York tribune., 1869-06-25
GERMANY.
THE TREATY WITH MEXICO.

BERLIN, Thursday, June "a, 1862
The Prussian Government has laid before the Fed
eral Council Of the Zollyerein a proposition for
treaty of commerce and navigation with Mexico on
the basis Of the treaty concluded between Mexico
and the Hanse Towns on September 10, 1850
New-York tribune., 1869-06-25
MASONIC CELEBRATION IN NNEwBURYPoRT. MASS

NEwBURYPORT, June A.-St Johns day was
celebrated here to-day by grand Masonic festival, in
which Encampmens Of the order from Springfield Fitch
burg Portsmouth aud Kcene ~ H., aud points nearer
here participated The exercises consisted OF process
sion banquet, and OratOn, Il. B. French OF Washing.
ton being the orator OF the day The citizens on the
route OF the procession handsomely decorated their
dwellings In honor OF their Masonic visitors.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-25
ONE OF THE ROYAL INSURANCE BOND ROBBERS

BfNGHAMToN, June A-The trial of Dyo-
nsius Il. Crcamer, otherwise known as Baltimore
Dennis" charge Of receiving bonds stolen reto W
Royal Insurance Company In 1896, cOncludeu m ss
city to-day lie found guilty aud was senteheea W
i've years hard labor in the Auburn state Prison.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-25
SPAIN.
REJECTED TAX.

MADRID. Thursday June "a, 1869.
In the Cortes to-day the bill proposing tax Of Is
per cent on the coupons of rentes, was rejected.
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Horzn ARRIVALS. November 24-Co-

HorRn ARRIVALS. November 24.-Co-
lun,bia Hofel-S. .Milett, H.. G. Smart.
Beaufort; VIM. E. Earle, Alex. McBee,
Greenville; F. w. Dawson, X. r. Hud-
gin, j. Bates. r. Murphy, J. G. Thames,
II. A.. B. Pringle, Charleston; F. A. D.
Wilder, N. o.; e. Moo. Clarkson, Rich
land; j. w Hunter, F. T. Smith, Balti-
mote;, VIM. j. Whaling, Wisconsin; J. s.
Wiley. .Spartanburg; T. j. Coghlan, Sum-
ter; H. Nv. Adams, Kingyille; Colonel
Baker, Began Mines; g. S. Baker, n. c.
CeHfrat Hotel Ed. j. Plowden, @. w.
Godfrey Mrs. Moody, Georgia; Jesse S.
Moore. r. Fl. Henry, Thomas II. Cathey.
n. O.; D. M. B. Holley. J. r. Newt, Mrs.
Lyless Mrs. e. A. Poellnitz, Fairfield; N.
u, Cook, Alston; G.. Olney, n. Olney,
California.
Nicksrso. House. John s. Williams,
Augusta. Ga; @. w. Miller, Joseph Alb
ney, s. O.; j. B. Seigler. Helena; P. NJ
,WoodwaTd, Georgia; Hon. VIM. Wha-
ley, s.: J. Thomas. Charleston; Col
r. Vampire, Marion; G.. Van Lue,
Samuel 81. Hall, New York; W. O..
Plowden, Manning; J. M. White, York ;
g. Mason. Roxboro, N. G; Mr.. and Mrs.
McLure, Master Mcclure, Chester; A. s.
Pendleton, Virginia; Gen. W. C. Means,
Concord, N. c.; Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.
Trowbridge. Greenville; Henry Chap
man and wife, WI. Van Nest, Atlanta,
Ga; e. Thomas, Frog Level; John w.
Walker, Chester; Sanford H. Stevenson,
Central Falls, 4. L: e. @. Chester, Jr.,
Philadelphia; N. Montgomery, N. Y;
Joseph H. Gay, Charlotte, n. c.; d.
Harris, Chester.
National Hotel-P. Sullivan, VIM.
Boozer, VIM. Bridges, Newford; J. D.
Graham, Sumter; MIR. and Mrs. James
Crawford, Union; w. p. Bragg, Spar
tanbnrg; w. NJ. Lloyd. Laurens; John
wv. RValker, Baltimore; DR.. Wheelers,
". M. L,eeke, y. 81. Ransom. New York
j. M. Heape. Greenwood; J. H. Burnes,
BafnMeli; J. II. Bowen. Quitman, Ga. !;
+. ABe!enger, James Browning, New
H. IIudsbn. Greenville; J.. j. Mercer,
Aelenss Nv. Lee. B. r. r. R.; John 8.
Williams, Go. &c A. r. r.
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ANNUAL REPoRT OF THE COMMISSIONER,
OF THE FREEDMEN's BUREAu.-Gen. Ho-
WARD, the Commissioner OF the Freed
men's' Bureau, has diss ned his annual
report. It is largely occupied with a
retrospective view of the operations of
the bureau, which expired BY the law of
Congress passed in December last. go far
as relates to aid to refugees. The educa
tional work and bounty claims business.
however. were continued by the same law.
Gen. Howard says the payment of boun-
ties must be continued through the bu-
rean or some other agency, until all shall
have had reasonable time to present
theiF claims. OF the continuation of the
educational, work, he says:
tsThe educational work should not onlv
be continued, but greatly extended. If
the State Governments are not prepared
nor willing to provide for the education of
all classes, as hope they will soon do, I
recommend that the General Government
take the matter in band. The safety of
the repnblic ia the supreme law. There
can be no safety nor permanent peace
when, ignorance reigns, The law of self
preservation will justify the National LIE.
glsiature. in establishing, through the
bureau Of education, or some other aeen-
ey, o general system of free schools. md
furnishing to all children of a suitable
age, such instruction in the rudiments of
learning. as may be necessary to fit them
TO discharge intelligently the duties of
free American citizens"
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.SuFRERINa FOR OTHERS GU1Lr.-On
Thanksgiving day, two convicts were re-
leased from the Massachusetts State Pri-
son who, according to facts recently
learned, have suffered Imprisonment dur
ing q period of nearly Eve years for a
crime OF which another party is guilty.
Their names were John Long and John
Hayes. and the offence charged them was
that Of garroting drunken man on the
street.
..nA' buck, weighing 125 pounds, was
daught,by Robert W. Lewis, Jr., on Fri
dayt November H.. near the Falling
Springs, Allegheny County, Va, held
with the left. hand, and killed with a
hnnting-knife. The deer was ut bay
with eur dog, which was afraid to seize
IT, and the hounds could not be called
from the back trail.
Anna Garesnna, a young girl ut Kieff.
in Russia, rescued, recently, seven ehil.
dren from q burning house which none
ofiahe firemen dared to enter. Tie EN-
Pefor upon hearing of her heroism, sent
ner thousand silver ronbles, and the
Empress presented her with valuable
necklace. -
Minnesota River driver lately trod
on the toes of a Swede. the metallic calks
IN his boots 'entered the Swede's flesh.
ana The latter has died of lockjaw.
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THE HEALING POOL.-ESSAYs FOE
YOUNG MEN, who have fallen into vicious
habits, and now desire higher life, and bet
ter Manhood, with certain means Of relief for
the afflicted. Sent in sealed letter envelopes,
free OF charge. Address, HOWARD ASSOCI-
ALTON, Box P, Philadelphia, Pa. Sa3t 25 3mo
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Interest Paid
ON
CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT.
TIE CAROLINA NATIONAL BANK,
OF
COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA.

Pf resolution of the Board of Directors of
I1 this Bank CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT
Will bo issued, drawing interest at the rate of
seoeh per ce'u per dnnun, tho legal rate for
money IN the State of South Carolina, for sums
deposited i'll this manner, to remain not less
than thirty days, payable OH demand after ten
days notice.
The Capital Stock OF this Bank is now
sl23,5o and authority has been granted to in
crease it to the sum OF 5000 tOO The security
of Depositors is guaranteed by the full nav,
mont OF this Capital Stock, and by the cxami-
nation and published reports of it's condition
whenever required by tho Comptroller of the
National Currency Bureau.
Tho Bank deals in Exchange, G old and Silver
Coin, and National and State Securities gene
raiiy. Deposits received il. Coin or Currency,
and paid in the same. When interest is paid
1t will be IN kind
Persons having funds to invest are rospect
luuy invited to correspond with the PRESIDENT
tlGation they may see proper to satisfy them
selves OF the safety and productivcncss of an
investment in it's stock
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
]. D. CHILDs, President.
Dn. J. W. PARKER, FDwAnp HOPE.
H. oNEALE, Jn,, JOHN PRESTON, JH,
Nov % Ct W ". D. GUI1cK. Cashier.
Fresh Goods
ID ECEIVED to-day:
~ 80 Barrels Western FLOUR, super, cx-
1000 pounds Fine Feed.
Best Orange County Butter, Dairy and Fac
tory Cheese, Ssur Kraut, Mince Meat, (son,e-
M'ng NICE Brandy Fruits, Jelies-assorted-
canned Tomatoes, Peaches, Salmon, Cove
Fish, Fulton Market Beef, Pickles. salmon. @
Nov 20 LEAPHART & SLOANS.
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NEW BOOKS.
ID ESOURCES Of the SOUTHERN FIELDS
lO AND FORESTS, including Medical b.
tany of tho Southern States, by F. Peyro
Porcher, n. D.
The Campaigns OF General Forest and his
Cavalry, with Maps, &c, k2 SO.
Our Own Birds of the United States.
Where liz the City 2-SI.5O.
Truths Illustrated by Great Authors.
European Vineyards, by Flasg.
he her Majesty's Tower, by Dixon.
The Story of William, the Silent.
Cheap editions Of George Eliot's. Rcade's and
Thackerays Novels, and many beautiful books
for children For sale at
BRYAN & McCARrER'S
nov ~ Bookstore.
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Kerosene! KerOsene!!
pURE KEROSENE OIf,, warranted ITO. fire
IL test. for sale low by tho barrel and at re-
tail; also in five gallon tin cans, at co cents
convenient for country purchasers.
Nov "a j. IL II. r. AGNEW
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Land For Sale

Land For Sale.
"A TRACT OF LAND, within two and three
N quarter miles of tho city, containing fifty
six acres, of which about eight acres is cleared,
portion of which being bottom land The
!1a Gaianco ls well wooded with Pine and Oak
There arc two fine springs on the place. For
terms, &c, apply to THOS. P. WALKER.
NOV rs
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Cough Candy.

Elegant Family Residence for Sale.
- THAT very desirable RESIDENCE
il!Is corner OF Richland and Dnll sira,rs. in
AsAh this city; formerly the property of DR..
VIM. Reynods-at present occupied bv W. IL
Orchard, Esq. Apply tow. b. GULICK. ESQ.
at the National Bank, On Main street
nov mot
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Guns and Ammunition.

respectfully inform INV
NZ friends and the public in general
th that have just received fno
Sassortment Df DOUBLE AND
SlNdLt-BARRELED GUNS, Breach -Inatjng
Guns. simple make, from the best E,r0reann
manufacturers, Repeatcrs Of all descriptinns
Powder Flasks, Shot Ponthes, Caps. Powder
shot and Cutlery which offer to sell at rea.
sonable prices. Guns made to order. Repair
ing done and warranted. at short notice.
Nov III P. w. KRAFT. Main street.
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Just Arrived.
TO THE LEGAL PRQFEsSION-

TO THE LEGAL PROFESSION.
PIOHARDs0NH Law. REPORTS, VOL. Is.
Being the concluding volumes OF the Deoisiona
OF the Supreme Court of South Carolina mn.
der the old fegirne. just published and for
saie by BRYAN = MoCARTER,
NOV 10 Booksellers, Columbia.
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GEORGETOWN.

The INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION MEETING
Disagreement to Nexf Tassdav Erening.-A meet
ing Of the citizens Of Georgetown was expected
70 0have taken pla0e at. Market House Hal last
night, with a view to taking action in reference
TO the proposed InternstionAl Exposition in this
District in 1N1 pursuant to the resouti0n,adopt-
ed at the last meeting in Washington, and a
large number OF our citizens were present in the
hall. Mayor Sweeny was called upon to preside.
and James A. Magruder was chosen secretary.
Mr.. John I. Mitchell stated that as there seemcd
to be some mistake a. to the time this meefine
Vas cssled fSr, meeting Of the Sabscriptisn
Committee then being held at the Mclropoiitan
Hotel IN washington, and the two meetings con-
hicting with each other In many respects. Jhe
would move an adjournment until next Tuesday
night at hAn-pest seven O'Clock. Mr.. Jooepk
Libbey slegested The appointment Of . connit-
tee to make arrangements ip the meantime for
psf deened nseess.ry. the sene. oonnitsee
ness. Mr. Mitchell desired to expizin before the
meeting ecparated In reference to the matter n
subscription. H had been frequentiy askeS
What benefit would be derived from subscriH16
& his stock: The price Of Shases had be11 =
3nked froM nfU = ten dollazs each, In or = 3
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Evening star., 1869-12-01
ALEXANDRIA.

LAND SALEs-There has lately been sold a
farm OF two hundred acres, about two miles
southwest of Guilford station, on the AleNan-
dria, LOudon and Hampshire Railroad, to A J.
Bear, Of Philadelphia, for S3, 600 - 900 in cash
and the balance on time.
Also, twenty-five acres of land. situated about
three miles from Alexandria, near the Washing
ton turnpike, belonging TO Mrs. Ellen Sherwood.
TO James Hilton, Of England, for the sum of
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