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srRAcrsE, June 3G-Ihe Ashton coarse lalt
NH. ant three nne salt blocks, 1t Geddes, were
completely destroyed oy IRE last night. The
property belonged to the Ashton Salt Company. Of
Whsh GeofEe X Cou'stock Is President Lnsz,
Pa114nHFn1A, June ae-The fire yesterday AZ
ictroon resulted in great destruction OF properly.
rn.n,1Si IT. hoes no1nded y qxford street nd
streef, composed almost entirely Of man
utaetuItng estahl.shn,ena and plsees Of
oos.oess *as about three-fpurths destroyed
Ame1g the -1oeess ate Joseph 'Coaorer, dealer Ia
skins: Willt4m y. AeDauiela, manufacturer Of
cnred hatf; D. B Sitter, furniture maker: c, HAL
furniture maker; John P. Hyscrou, sawyer: Her.
mann. 6iaeuhel Co and Schmitx L Co, leaihtr
Inanufactur=ts: G. B Williams, tanner; tie PnIla-
delphla and Boston Salt Frah Company. and 9th
eTn seye1al BUILDINGS we're pstttailJ burned. To-
tai loEs VIII not be less than 84po 900,
DETROIT. June e&-Ai O'Clock this morning.
the foundry and machine chops Of the Fulton iron
Works we're desTuvec oy Ore Loss, about
~ &; oeo; insMsd ttE ssoooa Chief Enz.nser Bat
.tde'ah!y injured Frank Smith, driver Of steam
ergne 10 ., was thrown on his engine while 10
ting to the IRE The wheel struck Its head, md
bis recovery Is considered doubtful
, 1869-06-28
WASHING on:


Special Despatch to 1ne Chicago Tribune.
WAEH1kGTpk. June 96
THs NEW SECRETARY or ran Nlyx,
Secretary Robcson was at the Navy Department
Today, but did not do much businesk, the time
being mostly occupied IN receiving the heads OF
departments aud other friends and of1ctaIs who
called. Al the navy officers IN the city are 10 for
mally pay their respecta TO him On NondxC Qa
hs1 taken the rooms formerly occupied By Borte,
Who LEFT this morning for PhliaaetpniA, glad
enough Tor inc chance TO return 10 private LIE.
TIE CUBAN ENVOY.
senoE Lemus, Cuban Envoy, is stIl In the CIV.
and called At the 6tate Department to-day hut lid
not see Secretary Fish Il he ever intended axk-
Ing an ofnclal pEesentauon 10 President Grant he
las probably learned by this time that he cannot
get such an interview Tor the sumctent reasou
that he Is Under ia{ictmeut belors our courts for
Violation Of Cur ldAEsr md at large on balt.
Rxo0T ACTION OF TEx SPANISH MINISTER
Caleb Gushing : Legal adrIce probably had some
thing to do with inducing the Spanish Minister to
begin proceedings Against the Cuban leaders In
tals country, and be Ia known to be sound on ln-
teruauonal Law. Lemus PROCESSES to believe that
everything B going on well In Cuba.
APPLICATION RKFCsKp.
Ihe application Of Smthson, a rebel banker Of
this e1tJ, for an order permitting hInl
10 overhaul certain recenis Of the War
department. Was this morning refused Ia
me Circuit Court. The case IL against Ar. stan
lon, ahd groEs ont Of the fact that smithson was
court rt'nartta1ed a. Spy during the war. found
guilty, and subjected 10 long Imprisonment The
'utf. in one tru or another, has been before the
courts for dSe years, and Stanton has been, thus
ar, sustained IN every point against him,
REMOVAL AND ArfoISrHESr.
oae oI the last acts OF Admiral Porter under the
q! BoEte, wss to thin OUT Dr. uoor-
, 1869-06-28
KE0KUK.


Heavy RA1us-HAiirond bridge
Gives sWny-Henkemnn KiftcL-Dex
molnes Rapids Improvement.
ktoKrk, Iowa, June ea-The Lite heavy rains
hASe eaased great damage to ali kinds VI property
"a most dlstsessing accident, death resut,lng
mles west Or Keotrk, on the Des Aotne5 Valley
KaIoad A freight train, consisting Of its engine
dar Creek By the breaking Of the bridge, 4
osakesman named Samuel Martin Was Killed. us
booy h1s not been found 1t IL thought the cur-
fent carried It sway. The engineer and dreuan
we're ZONE injured. The train was baby
smasaed Iha cause Of the bridge giving way i
snppo6eA 70 have been the damage to the abut-
nents By the high water.
TT Iaree oafxlaF.es were reported In this city Oh
Ihe lover lock OF the pes Aoines Raetds I'M
18 heoued, as 1t ms been ND al the
spsteg At no time has II been possible 10 reaurae
HofE On IT, The contractors are lootlur bire
, 1869-06-28

sa1en 70 him ~ his vile, deserted by bis LITTLE
ilfe mghs haze Insured for him De was uot naea res
intended to tse eas as Of ts snDse matter
Sss1state NJ Tan Arnan the tax 81 inv anas nas
GtoSrr 1as SooId ~ h Of the same To ree3se lie
Jury he nd ID Ua tas PIT o. the
nha1.r,s maa; There ~ * not . breath ssainss his
man would release that dr;,c,,.oi oi 1o1aa nus
ne innocent child Of harottng mother trnm th
tnia!dom Of tta a1chaste mothers Knaidisnshn
conviction OF Chauncey Halley would be criminal =
Ine epeakes further dWe!t upon this point and. II
ns'a1 moas e99nent % 1ew spstufe q mother
n n aeE infa1J-and the BODY Of tie prisoner dans
H. ess'o1 eese 4n.s Hs5e wnoly d,s1ntsrssted
% woman Bailey, Nd only ut her instigation bad
taua @ - ~ sdsaneed The cause The stases Attor-
man, sppreetat1se of his duty. After shanKing 1ue
jury fof tneir attentton, tho gentleman conclade
cx., ARGUMENT or TN STATES ATTORNEY.
ne 5uEy tn behalf Of the people. De said he lad
qa on! s5m2atay I tor The prisoner: be alone vas
sst.seoa ses se aSa a. to1as s soa T
me nan Finley, who was the real manJers
et: bailey was more the victim Of circumstances
der Vas te fag Of s9an beiDe 81 @qTsF 'is aM
alete.aoegat: @ sttae! expressed or implicit TIE
claiming jas,ncaon Tor he aci of i eeiH9se n1 oy
Nenher the Mosaic law nor the sta1utes ofltillnois
g.. ee9unIenancet such cosb!ooded crime as j1stida-
nodetn days we're founded. The ,tefeuce cIaine,i
anat na lol tns tine being the prisoner was nsane,
des Thefe va. no nroef Of nsanty Gn,e the
fact Of mere passion shown IL erttieace. T6r daS liz
previous 70 the killing, At the suggestion VI =
the story Of bis wifc's intdelty and, With Won. n.
e"fss ont rss q sssEp'iS &c ID
, 1869-06-28
Tic TtcId OF White Fine,


4 statement Of the business Of White p1ue for
three months makes some astonishing Eeyela-
tionk lust twenty utnes weFe worked The
Ehefhartt gave 1856 tons OF orc, which yteIdtu
s1s7, 800. Or s59s 10 the ton. The Keystone
Fase ee n2ors a sons os tsine6 sls Rsr ana ton
s14,1l<-sa. Of $slLc5 PEI ton. The next largest
quantity Of ore prpinced Was 81 tons; the ue1t,
il tons, and frotn that It dwind1et down TO Us
roandA wh!ch came from the DaseE ke,allurgi-
C2l md Yielded II thc Ease OF SC. .sS:.19 per ton
It Is plain that the oxuers don't want to
sta.n that sn,Se. Ths nex1 best yield 4
nom thas 1t dtuin1ehes to &s1.5o pr ton
IRON the Santa RssA, which Jiflded Just txo tons
Q! ore. A1soEetheE, about 969 tons Of orc Kns
reduced. from which the total Yield was
tsts S9A u; Or N aFcraEe Of little less than s.1t
Per ton. And this while We arc :otd that
White Pine WAS turning out mlllonl Gtlpln
County alone Z Going better; Colombo nas mi'l-
lena Of tons Of richer cre2. The only adraotaxe
that White Pine haa, s IN the ease and Ampltcify
cf work1ng i1s StIunle chlo.1de ore1. Then II b i
big thing to talk Ahout: long way on N the
midst Of desert; hard 10 reach, and The fools ;.
nsc not Ill dead Jet"
, 1869-06-28

The British Parliament has been debat-
organization Of HI army Of reserve to sup
pleuent The regular forces in case Of war
With Erst-class power, or su invasion Of
the isltrd. 1t was admitted on nD sides
thht tle present system WIS utterly inefl-
cient sId insufficient The regular troops
after deducting the forces necessary for
ireland, India, and the colonies, are
less than 3o,ooo-a number bare-
y sufficient to furnish a
6ulnl nucleus for the ,nIlitin, The volun.
teers number about $50, ,0t0 men, and per-
form twenty-eight days service each year,
They have prrctised r'f3e-shootiug, and are
pretty fir marksmeE, Lrt know Little Of
rcginental, brigade, md division organ
intioa, They are jcst about in the con-
ditiou our EaHte1n volunteers werc when
they fought at Dnll Run; and
in the event of French
or German invasion would be utterly un-
fitted by disciplined to meet the we1l.driled,
nold battlions which their neighbo1s could
hurl eg4inst them
Some of the speeke1B in the debate de-
nanded The Adoption Of some such sys-
len hs that Of Prussia, by which
million Of men should be forced by
conscHpion to le.rn the military art,
othess advised the payment Of bounties to
Those Who would volunteer to do, say si1
zonths' military duty per Annum Tor a
tenn Of ycazs. Nothing ~as agreed upon,
except that the ISLAND @as in defenceless
f;tate, and something must be done to rem
edy it, and that quickly. It wss hin.ed 1t
that, in the event OF hostiLtIes with the
United States, they were in no condition to
repci > lerge force which the Amerieans
might tLror into Iceland. Two hundred |
thousand rifles pn. Ito the hands Of Ii
, 1869-06-28
NEW YORK.
Special Despatch to The Chicago tribune.
NEW YQRK. juno ID,

Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune
NEW YORK, Juno 20,
! TEE ccBAN sfArATH1zERs.
Four ressons were arrested to-day for alleye.
violations Of the neutrality laHs In nrsng out ex
pedltions 10 Cuta- A steamer WAS announced a
Cuban headquarters to esll to- pighr, unless pre-
vented by the government author1rles There ha,
been no further disturbance At jersey City, an
The police report the 1llbusters less numerous
than yesterday. Orders have been sent from
Washington for the United States Marshal tc
mnke no more arrests unlets fully satisfied tia,
fheJ are needed to prevent violation Of the
laws.
General Butler had long Interview so-dsy With
AarahA Barlow.
The heat has been very severe to-4l4y. Three
men have been aua-struck, and several hoses on
the railway and stage lines have died from the ef-
fectl OF the heat
The money market WAS quite easy, and 1t is
generally believed that the nnsnclal pressure ts
over Tor the present. The bank statement
Has considered favorable, nnd the stock
market Was buoyan., With lasge dealings
u leading atAles. Express ahares were
ip good demand. There " report in some quar-
tens o. Eeheme for the purchase OF the American
heEcha1ts' Onion BY other companies. Lending
nea In several express Companies say there Is no
ssuetf for spccutatire nn1Toses rrh.s ~ .h W.
'afe oesn no negotiations On the subject for The
'ast four Nonths and think there Wlii be noae Tor
he present
RAILROAD cossa1n.ros
.r. ,,,4.A' u toSeotUA11os. |
- ~ - eAaos'oatioa VI lne Alcalesn eootnefn and
axe Shore Roads with the BunAlo 1 Erfe Is con-
aoefea certainty, and this belief had favorable
1uro., 4
The tntsl frnnort, ~ M. .~,,4 az. -. ..-..
mount to n nj eaI aoa,n.t ~ ~. soo p.'ss
-aro,s.,. .I.sr,s. ea' ~ sso'''ts loE tne coz
s'loAA'As "eeA Iahs 5eaf.
MESSING E1KAAsH1F.
1he Agents OF the steamer Uuftan Efnrhnr am
nue. confident Of her .a retr tnor,h 80 W.. ~ ~.
cen seren,y-ssyen da7s out '-'s 100 ~"
C - .Ate oo@
WA IN A-At o&LElAIlOE.
Inc ntest figures given By the AeiAodfs In the
,te On Lay Representation ate q sa7 Tor n 7o-t
za,ns1. ~>'""' ''' " ''s'"
AHR1yA1 oF rrssr ruz,-,r-
~ VI &Se1+ :" llH f1110F FEvKA
a schooner arrived hero lately Irum Havana
tth yellow fever On board. and il ancnored ss tha
, 1869-06-28

In Jersey County. no less thAa seven persous
nase been hung OF shot BY unauthorized PERSONS,
ana without . legal tria. within the last two
SeAsH, Tor tho alleged crime Of horse-sLsallng
There ts GIL residing ID Mason City. seven
years old, who weighs 14s pounda
VIM. A. huutnson. who VAS acquitted OF tho
murder Of General Mcconnell, has gone to his
fathe1r, and Is st WORK farming.
SIX carloads Of Kool-sp0 sacks-lefs Outncy
last Wednesday for Boston.
There VI. severe hall-storm near Genoa, De
kalh county, on Tuesday last almost entirely de-
suuylnS the com, wheat, oatA, rye, and much Of
the small fruit
Charles Loos, the proprietor Of coa1-bAnk near
beneE1le, WIS drowned in his pit on Monday Last.
IN oXle County. on the 18Th, storm unEpo!ed
the dwelling Of y. F. sammis, on Buffalo Prairie,
Hnd did considerable damage IN Mount Norris and
Rockville.
IOWA
Eggs and butter from Ottumxx hare been re-
ceiyed at San ranclsco over the Pacific Railroad.
Efforts have lAsely been made to establish COL
lego 1t Cedar Rapids, under the auspices Of the
New School PresbJ tcrian Synod Of 1owA There
lS now fund Of r. 1000, donated by Nj, Dzuiel
Coe, Of New York, for that purpose. The father
of'Gene1sl Parsons also dona:ed between nooo
and e0oo sczea Of land, now worth s60 600, to the
synod Tor this purpose Al decisive action in the
matter, however, has been postponed until after
the fau meeting OF both sJnods when acuye work
viii be at once commenced.
An Iowa paper reports that ~ 4 man and his
wife Wett at ~oEt IN I Geld in that State their
child, which Eas In basket near them, VA heart
10 cfy. and the husband asked his wife to 70 and
zee what the trouble WAS She, intent upou her
work, delayed few minutes, and then, to her
horror. found her child dead, with large snake
coued around It. The husband, In the frenzy Of
ais anger ahd gf1ef. struck bis wife with 4 hoe
vaccine 0ela IN M hAnd and Killed her Instantly.
Rp1AKA.
A female defendant, In divorce caae before the
Common P1eaA Court OF Morgan County, 1t ita
present Ecaston, Addressed letter to the Judse
an, ,urx. tn5or7n.rr ,her, tt,, :. or,n, - .,.s.
=. sAe,N 'uAA o"AS u eiicuu-
yuuld Be unable To ATTEND The tr., h,t for f.oa,-
rata .no nav -. ~. n..sseh~., 49, .ss ~ ~.
@ hsre sae s ,ae 10 et nes
prayer. -.........
"a !, :, estimated 'a:s Spencer County will yteld
a few days ago, in Elizabeth. Harrison County,
good standing, we're arrested for dtsorder;y con.
wv 'a NY 4eL'@4oos intfanE II loe Methodist
Episcopal Church.
The Rev. William focan In D,nv,n~ uend-.,,
some Gays ago sue discovered lhat William had
ano1ae1 we lN1ns II llnooS- Tue willow h1d
hin aHes'ed on the charge Of b'gauE, and he is
noH Waiting his trial
An lntlanApolis lawyer has received the follow
ing: "SlK-can get > devurs, 4 how soon On
grounds THAI can not support my vile bare one
, 1869-06-28
MISSISSIPPI,

FEoxreEn Made In Rhe Murder Trial
The Plea sf insanity Set Up by
tho Defence
JAcxsos, June sa-The t1ial OF TeTKer IL still
dsagEinR along The defence has set 7p The plea
trying 10 establish it, All OF yesterday MAa oc-
eupied In tie examination OF Df. W. d. LIKE 4
phyB,clan Of Memphis, In reference to his Enosi-
edEe Of YeFKerk mental condhaon the cau1e4
manifestation and postle cure Of all forns o{ de-
uentts uonoman1a, educational or moral tnsa1ity.
ard uanl2 IN It's mxuy Subdivisions, pfyEomants'
kIeptomania. soaia da Tot.., dettrsam treroens:
all were seiJ leaznedly and erhanstively dlscnssed'
and Eaf1oae authorizes eIfsd ~ To- the cppdItapns
" Esqutroa. ana other equally xe4SbtJ n
thoaaeA we're cited 4od khe coQcl1sapa aoSne to
tnas tne prisoner, fW Vhose aake N tiA lea9nIeF
alctstnrtal, Suspicious ind exaatne pa9o9. eosns.
tllncs 20 the extent Of being inssnely- so, After
iolty.1ouf nou1e Of examination, member Of the
enno1sson deatred The Witness to state What mn
, 1869-06-28
CANADA.

BraEht and 1s4adRtAnG Favor the In.
dependence OF the British Colo-
ntcEs
MokEH1AL- June f6,-A private letter from an
eminent Engtshnan, standing high in the estitua-
tlon or tne government, has been fecefred, IN
Mhlch the writer says Mr. Gladstone and John
Bnght are strung supporters Of Canadian inde-
pendence- lie further says the British Colonies
VII within ten years, BE- required to rnanage
thelr nfaits Without recourse upon the mother
for England fhls morning. lie goes to o{VaniZe a
Canadian and European Telegraph Company.
, 1869-06-28

II TIE Dead LEttef Once, some time ago, thero
Eas received package which WIS 1ouud to co.,
'aiu lirn horned frog, As shese was no mart
Upon the Package to indicate for whom 1t WIS in
tended, II was handed ever to Dr.. Mary walker,
ut her request The latter has been compelled.
towerSt, 10 surrender her pei to Mss L n. Pos-
ell, Of Eiicots City, MARYLAND, who has s.:4stac;o
Hiy shown to the department thA. she is the right
fal owner Of the reptile DR., Walker has not,
however. been LETT dtsconsola,e, for second frog
found loose In the naIipoueh at E Paso and for
varied to the mail once, has been turned over u
her a scbAtit1tc for her lost pet
, 1869-06-28
MORRIS,

Sudden Rise tn the llifnols River
a Correction.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
MORRIS, Ill, June ~
The min fen IN torrents Last hight TIE Illinois
Hecr has raised &eren feet this morning and Is
Still rising rapidly.
In to day paper you published the name Of the
late yeterxn IS Colonel Porter Mclaughlin Ii
hhould be Loughe1d-
, 1869-06-28

ia osi1esss ie9s 01 5pathooHsal condllou Of -,
asd dsseEsssnat Tss nt9s5 s Is L;
eti bt1G Gas1 !ta !tGm giving at that tlne h ta u
q r.s q ass; lsn SITS Il s:,4
"a va 10 be Inferred, led 70 Yervr1. ar pas''oa, It
essmr 81 u # esaer medical me,ical Zen ar,: >ae':
, 1869-06-28
OTTAWA

Verdict e1 Acqudttnl in the Case Of
ClIuton and Dewey, Charged wish
burglary.
Special Despatch 10 The Chicago Tribune
OTTAWA, Ill, June ~
The case Of burglary and grand larceny apaInst
Clinton aud Eugene Dewey. trom Mendota, after
. It'll extending over neas7y four days, bus been
decided By N aequtttal. The prisoners vrre de-.
Tended BY George ". Stipp, Of Chicago, ,.PTtnceton
u Armstrong, Of ottaHa, and l. d, c1ucker, of
Aendota Ceqcsel I tug and spectators united
which he had conducted the tftsL
, 1869-06-28
TIE FILIBUSTERS.
HOW Colonel Rynn'a Escnpe was
Effected-The sailing OF the Expe-
dlttun-NoFc Arre1ta Of Cuban Ofli.
From. the Aer 1,ort Tfmx4 jung q

| EGX8p
From. the -Sear Iort Tim<s Jung r.
Those who have been tucrednlous About the ex.
tent and hostile character O! the Cuban move
nents IN this city, tnttmattons and particulars o.
which have been published IN the Isntts frc;u day
70 Day. III no doubt be convinced Of the authen-
ITCHY OF the neM reports from the eTents .rhch
occurred on WednesdaI evening. Tue daring
escape OF Colonel Ryan, the col1mander OF the
R expedition, from nc custody Of Deputy Mar
| Ebhl, offered good evidence OF the ea1nestue3 -
| OF the dlbuEters In undertaking their revolution
| aEJ projects Colonel ltyauB escape was the ab-
soIbtnR topic oI conversation tn Cuban circles yes
more 80 than the United States authorities. II il
believed that IT was planned In advance, win
ing the time that Colonel RYAN Was tn corr ION on
Wednesday afternoon, be 'Fas In constaut COM
muuication with Parties outside Of the court
geta This WaS the commencement Of tne
piot At $50 CLOCK he entered carnage and
e1oys ssay nor,1, win D;st{ Marshal poxe Il
tho cuban rendezvous II Houston srteet, aud tue
of1cer then ai,gnted and entered tho building Will
ms pn;,onsI hat nad 70 sooner GOT inside than be
EMAIL room. fron which he Wis liberated BY boy,
assr sao1etent time hsd elapsed TO allow It's p11s-
subsequently proceeded to Jersey City, and en-
easked on T. ,S tag boat which canye5ed him q
or q Futon sss Doss e, Of sas5 ssss
me past Tae stesmer i beieTsd e iar hays ca4
!ted Away about noo men. Reports were cisru-
LIFTED Yesterday that Colonel Ryan *as observed in
ploJed b tie Cuban jnnta It ii nbessl pf3ee e ead
nesn seized = Jersey CITY; and that tic recruits
eoxsa N 9 h5 t.
cooosl + yen Mlsaaelowsky and Major Clancy
were arrested at the Astor House BY Deputy Xar.
Enals DAYS anq Crowley. They we're run oyer to
, 1869-06-28

Interview Between ConEFcSsneu
and ClAfnAfuen In Snn Frunrtsco-
A NM moth Hotel Projected,


San FR44c1sco june 2a-Senators Vale and
Conkllhg, and the Committee Of Ways ALI! Mea:ls
ll tongress, to-toy met number Of tur ly,l,I,uu
merchants ani bankers and the representatives II
me SIT Chinese companies In this CITY. Af1er au
c1cnange OF compliments, one Of the chinese nm
!esehtatIfes made speech, ID y hch he expres:e,l
tne hol'e that the government would ,Iouosc ,a,.
sun&ny y the China line, art! 1ut sen,-
mGhthly steameFA lie sEgc.stet tha: n
Congress would pass laws giving 1uss nr,,sc-
tloh 10 the Chinese 1t would be the neuns Of ID
uhcnK capitalists 10 China u invest tde:- plour,
~ this country. ue complained OF UNJUST Iaws il
Cai1or1ia, Preventing, Chinese to testify IL the
conrtKt !aysnR special tax upon chinese ntncrs
and collecting i've dolIasa he4i from each atus
man who enters The state He was sat,sded wli1
our treaty with China, but wanted the protection,
i promised, and recommended that 1ar1.',ers nf
!ne committee converse With hts couutsJmrn here
" noPeu on taetr fef'!rn they would speak faynE-
ably OF the Chinese to the Government OF III.
United States
Negotiations have been cl3~eA with a le;p!,pr
hote! manager East for she erection Of a graui
note! in this city, occupying two blocks, bounded
~ Market aul montgomery sueets, South Second
mud Jessie Strfela
, 1869-06-28

Memphis 1tcrns-Thc Nashville City
oaifees Sncoted md a Receiver
Appointed.
AKHPals5 June 3a-Galytn aid Moody. the
condemned men. were brought from Brownsville.
tn8 morning On = special Tatn under strong
Rua3us, a. the rouRhs had threatened TO rescue
them on the Nay.
Rage Bedford, 4 notorious negro and an acces-
soFy Of Moody In the russler Of Captain PerrT.
Tertiary.
SAsaEnIx7 June 9e-In the suit Of taxpayers
tEainst the MAJOR and City council OF Nashville
pointing j. n: Bass Receiver, and .acattng ID fbe
et!y ot5ces & ". bass Is required 70 give bond Of
sn,' " ~nea s,sa ae ~ DO On Monday, and enter
= Receser y the result Of pecuiation and fraads
On tne pa,t Of the city authorities, tending to
, 1869-06-28
CUBA.

AnetheF Account sf sho Iosurgenk
sAetoFJ at Puerto del Pndrc-Ek-
petitions from the 80uthern states.
WASHINGTON, June 26-Despatches received
70 night, from Cuba, gtre further particulars Of
ne n8ht near Puerto del Padre, between the
Cutans under General AaImot md tue
sPanlalus Ender Ferrere. The victory
ol tie Cuoaus was complete. Tne
Cutans captured m eTtenatye train containing q
large amount Of provisions, ammunition, clothing
and hospital Stores The loe3 Ut the Spaulani5
nas orer go Killed. 4 number Of Americans par
ticlpated In this tgtt.
Information Is also Fecelsed that troops which
nave been concentrating for some time On the
southern coast, numbering over $40 men, hare
all left for Cuba. and it is believed that theJ hare
successfully landed.
, 1869-06-28
DUBUQUE.

Heavy. Rain ssexm-DumnEe to the
Low u Branch af the Illinois Cen-
trail
DrErpEK, June ad-A very beayy ratn storm
commenced berg at noon. YESTERDAY, and has coz
tinutd almost Without tnteTufssipp eseY uuce H1tn
40 prospects Of clearing up Tor some time
The Iowa Dstsfon OF the Ii1ots Central R:,1I-
road has sustained Considerable uztnaRe by rbn
high water, the uack being badly washed in so1,o
places, and a number Of culEetts carried aNaT-
Travel west CT here IS entirely suspended for the
, 1869-06-28
VIRGINIA.

The New Regfstrntion-Con.
yves confident OF Victory IN anc
Election.
E!cuAoND, Va. June 7A-Tnerc Is great rrtofs-
Ing mere among the whites oyer tue Increased rua
4oftty CT $1,000 which the registration gives thear
hnefa1xe4 the Dtnds even of representative Of
.3e sust$nseat Virginia sect and to such 5 dco7cc
tnA ConaefTatlve men Of prominence
elect d. Alexander Sharp former Post
naateF and brothertn-law Of The present Aarsf.l
SENATE. The movement for Sharp Is an evidence.
Of most radical charge in the feelings Of Con
RICHMOND. JnDe 9&-Edmund Fpntatt1e. profees
OF q the Chesapeake Ohio Railroad, dieI to-day.
aged -. 'N'''
General Canby orders that Callahan who riIle,t
Kelley, be TIED BY a military commission.