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New-York tribune., 1869-06-17


BALDWEon Tuesday morning June is George BAi1sn ssed
81
Hs respectfully funeral
from residence No 499 EIhaye. Friday HsulHg
June 0 at 10 O'Clock, without further notice
BEACR-Oa evening Elizabeth win Of Eds ard r.
Beach. aud daughter O. D. b. Blachly
The friends the family invited 20 at,sH her funeral
from the residence Of her brother james COLES j., No "a rss
Theth Thursday morning, tue llth inst a. II ociUck
CARRAt YOrkve Tuesday u.s. Thomas Carr IN the 57h
OF his
The relatives and friends Of family respectfully attend
h late residence. No. 26 EAst EgbB sEtst,
Thursday az o'clock m.
DIXONn Jersey City Tuesday June IS Joseph DIoa IN che 7lss
The relatives friends family respectfully invited attend
from bis Van Of 10rk ana
Barrovsa, % ThursdIy morning az n oeo 4
FOGGIS-Ou Tuesday jane Is 1859 the residence Of Monoss
Valley Dutchess Co n T.. John Fggn aged fbyear
The relatives friends family attend the flueral
Psshytenau Church ttrA, between Third
and Foarthayes on Friday, at 10 o'clock a
RCHTER-u Brooklyn TUESDAY h Charles E. Of Dr.
81. A. Richter aged p years
father Ne 2s9 HnrsL ThusisY.
18th Oeock The relatives aud sads oith tahJ
respectfully invited TO attend witbOat further Eouce
SWBTT-In Brookvu Wednesday Iane l6 l9 Charles J. Sss.
bToth, Ibe late Johu STett VI D.
the family respectfully invited "a attend
residence No. a9 De hab opposite
WAwoTghs 81, on FRIDAY, June la 1903, at oeloek p NJ
TTNDALFOn Jane 5 1853 ser ugerag lnets'
daughter Of The Samuel Illsle 81 this ety
The snd o her bhernS, Richard w Crf
ate rrsdeee No II "ess
Tvehhst. THURSDAY moruirg June ~ a. ~. O'Clock
New-York tribune., 1869-06-17
MOVEMENTS OF vIcE-pREsIDExr coLrAx.

The Hon Schuyler COlfaX and wife reached
Roudout fgum West Point m the steamer Mary Powell. "u
Thomas Cornell, whose gueat- they have been since, ad
were conveyed, in Mr. CirLcls private carriage, 20 I-
distinguished guests soon retired. Yesterday morning
tbe Nice-P President aUG Mrs COlaN, the Hon 4Ioh",
me Delaware ana Hudson Canal aud his wife, S. D. Coy
Kendall and wife. and "a few other invited guests, on-
cursiou up EoudOut Creek and 10 points contiguous ON
the Hudson As the vessel steamed away from ihr Whal
inhabitants rent the air with cheers. Port
Even. Flatbush. and L5opus were visited Hs
we're also tho Immense wolh locks at Eddyyir, TIC
rlp occupying about three huurs al tinymeht h' lil
brdcng air and the delightful Hcehey On ihe return q.
he boat going this tmr to the summer residence oI zoe
Hon Henry g. Calkn- where tuMptuQus dinner was
social conversation. tho NicoPrcsdeut. genial qmiucs
shining couspicuoG,y btoie dH!A an & Ltu.i,. & ,U @ ,
ing at O'Clock brilliant reception" in honor OF lhr vice
President took place over l@ lnnaLons & T'Ig @ r'' f
mally introduced. Among the more noted were ut NON
d y,ife and GEN Cigtcs Tie iunGOut Brass Band bad
been assigned position ana dihc4pg SoIheIetu ~ @
u M previous 10 which thv Misses STEPHENS ahd PIT p
powlet of Roudout sang, with liuo cheot " the Sur
Spangled Banner" Tho FircIrldcnt atd hl7 WIG Hl
Dpf ior Tie dance. but looked apparently with
u,uc6 Measure. At midnight the dining nall was
thrown open aud the guests we're usheIcd lh "hcle A
ruiore the broadway caterer had everything arranged
a. enr,ant order with twenty walters attend to the
wants OF all. Soon after a. in the NlcePfesue anu
Mrs Colfax quietly retired To their rooms aud not long
O'clock the VicePresident and select party OF irenS
we're conveyed In carriages 90 Paltz Point beautiful
summer resort remaining there I'LL late In the AFTERNOON
when all returned stopping for supper at the residence
OF Mrs Peter Cornell, Rosende and reached kondout
about o'clock p. Al 10 o'clock the citizens ehdetcu
the VioeP President seronade. An Immense crow ~.s
present and after the first air played MT toaA a
neared upon the lawn and introduced by hr Corel
tbe crowd cheering. When the noise ceased ue wee
Presden thanked all for the kindness showered upon
himself aud wife, spoke briefly In relation To the eonul
on OF the country aud referred In glowing terms 10 @
snendd scenery OF the Hudson River When ne had
concluded hand shaking followed, the band played
and there cheering when the vast thrOhs GUS
neTsed The Vice President will leave for this city todaY
by the Steamer Mary Powell
New-York tribune., 1869-06-17
MARINE DISASTER.

David Richards, second mate of the brig
Fordmu (of swansoa), abandoned at sea May %, on
voyage from Swansea toIafax, makes the following
port Sailed from Swansea April % with cargo OF coal;
had fair weather up to May J. when experienced a
gale from s. E. with heavy and on the 2d the ship
aborcd aviy and began TO leak had strong and 81.
L. gales until May 90 when the wind went round 10 SW,
aid at midnight increased 10 gale, during which Thos
Scott (Of Sunderland, while reetng the mantOpsa fell
overheard and was lost; at OF the 23d we found
that the leak had increased and although the men were
kept constantly AT the pumps we could not keep her free
from water; at q. NJ. lat 40, long Sc 81. fell In
with British schooner Queen, bound to St. John, ~
b. and were taken board when we left our vessel she
had seven feet OF water in the hold May &C. lat o 25
long $40 o., we spoke the n. G. bark America from
Bremen for New York and we were short OF water,
can't Roper kindly took OF part OF crew, and gave
Tie Oneen a sufficient supply Of water Capt. Edwards,
the mate cook and one man renamed ON board the
nLrtllIn
New-York tribune., 1869-06-17
SPAIN
THE CLAIMS OF DON CARLOS.

TIE CLAIMS OF DUN LAiLUos
MADRID, Wednesday, June i6, 1862.
In the Cortes yesterday the subject of the future
form of Government being under discussion, SehOr
Ochoa stated that he was in favor of the speedy
election of King. He pointed ont the advantages
of monarchical form of government, which, he said,
was more in consonance with the traditions Of the
people of Spain. He himself preferred the selection
of Don Carlos Senior Becera replied at some length
contendiDg that the prospects of Don Carlos were
extinct, and could never be revived.
THE REGENCY ESTABLISHED.
The National Cortes has passed the decree estab-
fishing Regency under Marshal Serano The vote
on its final passage stood 1913 Yeas to As Nays. Mag
nifcent speeches were made in the Cortes to-day by
CASTELAR, and Olozaga the former attacking and the
latter defending the French Empire
New-York tribune., 1869-06-17
MEDICAL suPERrNTENDENTs, AssOCIATION

STAUNToN. Va, June 1G.-The Convention of
superinendents Of Insane Asylums reassembed to-day.
A resolution by Dr. Graham Of Texas, favoring Judi
cous system Of religious worship IN insane asylum pro
duced an animated and general discussion particularly
as 10 tho kinds OF religion and the or It's preach
ing being held by DR.. Lander that exciting sermons
would tend to increase the malady 0 the patients Res
OutiOns were adopted fayOring regular religious
services in hospitals, the choice Of and authority
over Chaplains 10 be vested In Superlntendchts.
a uaper by DR. Workman, OF Toronto, on the upper
phases Of insanity females and perversons OF mind,
Occasoned by disorders OF the system debated at
length also Dr. Rays report OF yesterday. The
members Of tho Convention dined with Prof. COve OF
the BIud Institution. Hartford, Connecticut ana the
third Wednesday in June, Is the time and place fixed for
the meeting next year,
New-York tribune., 1869-06-17
FOREIGN NEWS.
GREAT BRITAIN.
rTEsuRE OF BRIGHT's LETTER.-THE CHURCH



cFNsURE OF BRIGHT's LETTER.-THE CHURCH
BILLS.
LONDON Wednesday, June l6 1869
The press generally Mr.. Bright's letter to
the Birmingham meeting The Times commenting
on the proceedings in the House Of Lords the Irish
Church Bill, says the debate exhibits moderation
and patriotism The Times believes that the vote Of
the Peers will be given the judicial consideration
of arguments based ON the provisions Of the bill and
the judgment Of the nation.
A DISCHARGED FENIAN.
Murphy, the ant-Irish agitator who was arrested
in Birnting CHAM yesterday, has been discharged on
the ground of informality in the arrest.
ATTACK UPON A MAGISTRATE.
CORK, Wednesday June &c, 1869.
party Of four men attacked the house Of Mr.
GRAY. magistrate at Black Rock last night. The
inmates resisted and fired upon the assailants One
of the latter was mortally wounded. The others
fed leaving the injured man on the ground near the
house.
Baron Stanley of Addorley died to-day, aged ca.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-17
DOMESTIC MAREErs


WILMINGTON n c. jane l6Spits declined 33c
Ron STEADY Strained ~ Crude Turpsnns at 81 80
dS2 65 Tar unchanged.
BUEFALo JuBe 6Fghts lower closing whest c Corn
lc oats &c. 70 New York Flour Spring; sales Of
Ee0 bhS CITY Ground No shade under S6 $50 bbls Do at
SO Wheat hu with moderate dsmand sales early 1900 bub No
Chicago Spring 1000 bush 300
bush No Milwaukee Club 81 2 arrive; aud later 1890
bush No Chicago 81 1 l50o0 bush No MNausee
Tve al 81 r. Corr steady; sales 4000D bush No. a. RE- 1900
bush sample 1od52e Ia easier;
Western, at 6iic n SO Lard l9le HghSnes Bomi
nay 97e
ne1 " 20 2S er No Spng 81 for Amber Nnisr: 81 - 0r
white aud Double Wheat demand sud
m3r5et better sales 1900 bush No Chicago Spring Eye, at
= 81 and 800 bush prime white Cauafa 62j No. Mlwau-
kee Club held az 81 81 ami No at 3ld 81 80 Corn sales
l8o busa Kindred 393lc Oats glst Illinois held 75 Rye
quiet Will no sales Corn Meal 81 Is y Med uBchaBged.
shorts Obs Shpstufs s9as2li Mdngs s25 per CaHai
IegsuOn Wheat S4c Coru &c Oats 4ic 10 NewYot Lur
per % ~ 10 the Hudson Railroad Freght Houro Boston
20 sssiork 5e Albany Soc whea
~ bush Corn 4 bush Rye, 30 feet Lumber Canal EIpor
nu,h Wheat 0 Oo feet Lumber The receipts at Chcag
DetToit Toledo and Cleveland the the M
were As follows Flour 1920 bb lg70OO busb Corn.
i5O hnsh Oats 4o3oO bush; Barley, bush Rye OOo
lho receipts of
10 So 90 bush agaipst 2f6S3t0
New-York tribune., 1869-06-17
FRANCE.
LETrER oF NAPOLEON.

PARIS. Wednesday, June I6 1869.
The Emperor has written letter to NJ Mackau,
one of the newly-eected members of the Corps Leg
islatlf, acknowledging the receipt of a cOmmunica-
ton addressed to him by that gentleman in the name
of his constituents. The Emperor in his reply, says
the Government is equally able TO suppress disturb
ances and grant liberties; but the concession of
principles and personal sacrifices are always in
sufficient in the presence of popular movement. a
Government which would preserve its seh-respect
ought not to yield to external pressure. The En-
peror adds u am well assured that these views are
those of your constituents, ! am convinced that
they arc the same which entertained By the ma
iority Of the Chamber"
New-York tribune., 1869-06-17
THE LATE PRIZE FIGHT.

ST.. LOUIS, June 16.-.McKinney, the referee,
published card TINS morning deciding the fight In favor
OF McCoOle. account OF foul" committed by Allen
In the last round, In "gouging" the eye OF McCooo.
Charley Gallagher has challenged Tom Allen 20 fight hlln
for 81 COO In his challenge Gallagher recognizes Alien
the winner OF the fight yesterday, notwithstanding o
decision OF the referee All accOunts published scout o
idea OF Allen committing "a foul on Met COole . ,r
IL is announced tonight that McC0Oe claims ''t A a.
gouged him. and the decision OF the reoree VS. m m
accordance with the rules OF the prize rug o' o
desire To take advantage OF IT, and me- has ., " 1is
lenge to Allen " ggh him ior 5000 NAA 'nr'o uV"'Ao
New-York tribune., 1869-06-17
The chicago s,nnsnrs On ~. shor,n.n

The following being true statemeni touching Dr. sherman Of
commend the atter our afers.
HEKyIAL sTTUrEA most succcsful establishment this ud
operation New York under the control OF Sherman
popular Of great usefulness
this lease oug and thoroughly and has the result
termed appliances 70 take the place OF the Old Truss which
fof the pirt useless Ihsse
adapted the complaint all and
perfect Tie Yr have been cured bg the
HE skill and afflicted do web 70 vusst Dr.
delay.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-17
GERMANY

RECEPTION OF THE KIHG At BREMEN.
BREMEN. Wednesday, June 16, 1860
The King Of Prussia has arrived in this city. He
was entertained to-day at banquet given in his
honor by the city, and made a speech, in the course
Of which he said: If Providence had willed the
complishment of a great and unexpected work
through him. it was not by himself alone but by his
companions and his allies also. that that work was
executed All that was sought by the present gene
ration had not been accomplished; but their succes-
sors would gather the fruit and witness the compile
ton of the edifce the foundation Of which has been
laid In conclusion, His Majesty expressed thanks
for the reception he had met and drank 10 the pros
perity of the City of Bremen.
THE PETROLEUM DUTY.
BERLIN, Wednesday, June le, 1862.
The Parliament of the ZollveToin have rejected the
proposed duty on petroleum.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-17
ATTEMPTED MURDER BY BOYS.

Last evening three boys named Edward Pur-
sell Edward MeCarty, and Patrick McGnie inmates OF
the House of Correction RaudalPs Island, attempted
TO escape from that institution They discovered
Leaving the prison by the private watchman, VIM Nc.
Coppn and when he attempted 70 prevent them leaving
they attacked him with case knife, tnicting several
severe wounds The young desperadOes were eventually
secured brought this city, and locked MP In the East
e-hundred-and. .Twenty-sixthst. Police Station.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-17

kreischervile. to Tottenvie, opposite Perth Amboy.
after inspecting the railroad station they sailed around
Ino southern part Of the island 10 Clifton AT this point
carriages were taken, aud the party driven through
numerous shady roads, and hills aordlDg magnh
cent views taking the steamer again at TOmpkinsvile,
arriving nome az late hour During the trip lunch
served ana speeches were made by Messrs. A. D. Mum
son, ETastus Brooks Dwight Townsend Stone, Edward
l.. Seeley, Judge Claussen aud Col. La Bau The re-
marks dwelt IN general upon the advantages 81 the
island The growth OF ts various settlements alluded
to- and It prophesed that within ten years its shores
would be a depot for ocean steamers.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-17

MINISTER WEBB.

LIsnoN. wednesday. june &c, 1862
The regular mail steamer hom Rio Janeiro has
auived at this port bringing dates TO the nth Of
Nav The war news from tho IaIaua was unimport-
ant. James Watson Webb. The American Minister to
Brazil lad taken his passport. owing 20 questions at
variance between himself and the Brazilian Govern
mont. relative 10 the claims against the ship Canada.
Tie Government hes exrIesscd ita determination 10
treat with the authorities 90 Washington, through
it. oUu representative.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-17
Suicide AT POLICE HEADQUARTERS

About 4 p m. yesterday, Henry Nillot, a
eweer employed in the establishment OF the Messrs
Ball. Black Co.. was arrested on charge OF stealing
silver scraps valued at s. So and locked up at Police
Headquarters About O'Clock the dOOrinan called him.
INIT obtaining response, he entered the cell
and fonud Villot dead. An examination showed that
Vot had strangled himself by winding watch ribbon
aout ms neck and twisting violently by the aid OF his
nocket knife The floor Of the cell covered with
blood which had issued from the mouth and nOstrls Of
New-York tribune., 1869-06-17

by Fifers Daniel Boone in three straight heats |;
ROdOus Dresden second, and Red's balle tnlrd,
the prizes being $1,000. 500. and $500
Iime-2:3li, asa. and G33 Seven started.
The next was fOi double teams which was won by
Halls team India Rubber Ben and Lady Walton IN the
first, third and NTH heats; simmons Honest Allen and
Myron Perry winning the second and fourth, and the
other two teams beng dstanced. Time-23ll 235i, 2j
yQa ar.IO
New-York tribune., 1869-06-17
ORITuARY.

Mrs. Mary Du POnt Lyon daughter of Major
lean Pierre Du Pont OF the French army and the last
descendant of the Marquis de Montcalm OF old French
"a indian war fame died at residence Of her sonin
i" Jnd9e seger at Lyons Falls. the lth inst She
had been suffering for several months and eit her nome
On ststen slsnd where she resided with her son. eH'
8av Tvnn 10 revisit Lewis County a few weeks ago
Wys yop was woman OF marked energy and capacity,
and by her decision Of character exercised great hu0
cuce over her asKnGtates,
New-York tribune., 1869-06-17
TIE PErRoLEUM DUTY.
BELGII-AI.


FRENCH AND BELGIAN NEGOTIATIONS.
BRUSSELS, Wednesday, June l6, 1859.
The negotiations between the French and Belgium
Governments for the settlement Of commercial diff
ferences have been resumed, and are progressing
fayoraby. 1t is probable that Ithey will be termi-
nated before the end Of the present month.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-17
The Enrth-CIOset Company, Hartford, Conn.
Salesroom, Nc. 81 BroadwaT, Nvw.iork
MARRIED.

BoOTH-HoRToN-In soutbOd TUESDAY, June IS by tho
II. Russell William T. 10
b. Horton ouy daughter Of Charles o. Horton Of s0utbod
FLAGG-JEWErT Tues the 18Th inst the residence Of the
brides uncle Prof Austin Flint d. D. No ~ last Thirty puJtht
b. the Rev. Chauney Giles George Fagg, esq Of Military Mass
Fanny Williams Jewe youngest ghr Of Charles A.
". Jesett No cards
HRNRY-FCWLEROn TUESDAY June IS y the Rev p G. Yosum
residences the brides pseats yorktown Weschrster
eury Miss Mary T. ouy daughter Of John PeWe
a Of New York City.
BODGSON-CARyER-Tn Brooklyn "Wednesday June l6s
residence ofthe brides uncle .be LOgrT. IT,
Hdgso daughter Oftbe hate Hoses Carver e,q al
Br0OzlYu.
al Notices OF Marriages must be Endorsed icih hiU
New-York tribune., 1869-06-17
REAL ESTATE OWNERS EXCURSION.

Vho Staten IBIanU htlI EBIIIt UNItIh 4t''U
citation Yesterday entertained large party OF capitalists
ON A steamboat excursion around Staten lsalnd lhey
started i'm the Josephine at H. stopping rst at Edge
water Thence they coasted the north shore passing
r0mpkiusvlIlc New Brighton. Bandayenuo, Factory,
ylc, Pgr ~, yag slsF!ners HarboF, kossyille. aud
New-York tribune., 1869-06-17
CHINA

LpOLCaY or THE GOVERNMENT TO THE FRENCH.
LoNDOS, "Wednesday june 16. 1869.
Advices from Hong Kong have been received to-
day. dated May q. The Chinese Government had
apologsed for the Insult 20 Count Rochochaurt the
French Secretary Of Legation.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-17
TTAIY.
ASSAULT UPON a DEPUTY.

ASSAULT JfON A iEFblis
FLORENCE Wednesday, June l6, 1852.
Signor LObbea member Of the Chamber Of Depu-
ties was attacked today by assassin in the street
After desperate struggle the assassin fled, leaving
the Deputy badly wounded.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-17
TI1RKEY.
THE FRONTIER TROUBLES.

CoNsTANTISOPLE, Wednesday, June 10.
The frontier difficulties between Turkey and Persia
have been settled. ard the Persian ambassador in
this city has resumed his functions
New-York tribune., 1869-06-17

Clothes Wringers Of all Kinds repaired promptly or taken in part
the Universal" which warranted durable T. G. BKOWn
ING, General gent. No. 81 Court dist New-ioTk
New-York tribune., 1869-06-17

Vermont Spring water-Tbe Remedy. Depot't
SCHBFFKLIS's, No 40 Wiism-st, N. 4.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-17
TIE EEw.ENGLAND ASSOCIATION RACES.

BOSTON, June 16.-At the Now England Asso-.
citation trotng race to-day, there very large crowd
in AtteudaRcs, The trst TGee4 u A9 1s.leA W. Ee4
New-York tribune., 1869-06-17
Special aCfit.s.
Junta PHIriOtica CnbRnRs

Tenth Assembly DisfrictEI nIon Republican AssOcfa-
fiouA regular meeting this will BE- hed az
Ws BUTL.E Seeretary. s IT. KNAPP. President
New-York tribune., 1869-06-17
CUBA
YELLow rEYEH ~ nAvANA.

HAVANA. Wednesday, June 10, 1859.
The Intendente died last night of the vomito. The
troops IL tho country arc auestug al suspected par
tip1
New-York tribune., 1869-06-17
THE STATE or TRADE.
LATEST ErRoPEAN Markets.

fRANHPoRT. June l6EreuingUnted states FveTwents fut
and steady az advance closing 6 0s6 for the issue of 1902
HAYhE June bkgenuO beth
spot and afo Tres Onare las sncs Low M6dng TO
rive 40 francs
New-York tribune., 1869-06-17

ImpOrtant a Railway Travellers
The SecOnd Ediuou tor June %
APPLETONS' ILLUSTRATED RAILWAY GUIDE
Wil be Teady THIS DAY. a. 10 sm
CONTENTS OP TIE JlNB NUMBER
l IMPORTANT INSTRUCTION TO RAILWAY TRAVELLERS 10
re- ference Purchasing tickets checking baggage raNAf
Timetables. railway maps, Gc
IL ONE HUNDRED RAILWAY MAPS deueaing tne rou!ss Of
traye West Soutb Essi North oppoA 10 which will 20
found the timetable ofthe route represented
I'LL MONTHLY ACCOUNT or RAILWAYS AND THEIR PkO-
GRESS
" ANECDOTES AND INCIDENTS OF TRAVEL
v RAILWAY TIMETABLES TO DAfB.
APPLgTONS RAILWAY AND STEAM NAYIGATTON GUIDE has
the merit that prominent number Of bringing punctuaT TO
hand changes Ibe Timetables ~ al railways the country
aui has N0r DO easily
how Il faithfully compiled aui edited and contains
matter 10 amuse vel What 10 mtm
shpper and uccen well calculated to relieve he
fte travel experience las nuce before what
a. % av as tL.t best Of all publications ~ the
Kind North American ana 1'eu n.-sss -, -,
APPIETONS RAILWAY GUIDE can Be found a. al Ct te pm
80 Tokoe Book Periodical snd News Agencies AZ All the p1n
| Hote RAILWAY IcAet Oces and al of the pnepal kal-
90. go - a. Conntrr. D. APPLETON & CO. Publishers,
"aysOi No Oo-'''' Nos W. %, ~ GraAdsL
New-York tribune., 1869-06-17
pARAGrAY

AIT.I.TT 10 BLOW Up III AIIIIU FLtEI-DIs-
PATCHES FROM GIN. MMAHON.
LONDos Wednesday, Juue 1G, 1902
Details Of tho news brought ly the South Ameri-
can steamer al Lisbon. have been received The
Brazilian iron-clads ascendcd the Paraguay to a
point near the camp of Lopez, but were unable to
proceed further on account Of shallow water and
want Of coal. The Paaruayans made efforts to
ohitrucs the rver and blow mp the Allied feet but
without success An English officer with the per
mission Of The Brazilian Commander passed through
tie lines Of the Allies with dispatches for President
Lorcz. and returned with dispatches from Gen. Mac
Mahou, the United States Minister.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-17

ARRIVAL OF COUNT D'EU AT ASUNClON-Hls
ORDER OF THE DAY OK ASSUMING COMMAND
OF TIE PORCRs-DIFFlCULTlE5 OF THE AL
LIED ARMY-ACTIVITY OF LOPEZ-sURPRISE
OF A BRAZILIAN REGIMENT BY PARAGUAY
New-York tribune., 1869-06-17

The the yellow tickets which tad
AZ pf share belonging the white od ~
share Pearl diamond S comprising Necklace, Braeee AID
Person. hong Of hs above Plumbers win please to present them
!. 'lI isi,Dnn Mr.. M De SHERMAN Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-17
vaoN ouR owY CORRESPONDENT

BrENos AYREs, April 27.-So far as news from
Paraguay sconcened theeyen Of the last fortnight has
been the arrival OF the Count DEu az AsunciOn. He
reached that place the 10th inst and the 18th
Sumed The Communicable Of the Brazilian army. The
following tho of the day published by the Prince
Oh taking command:
HEADQUARTERS AT LUQUE, April 10, 1859.
Appointed by Imperial decree OF 2ld March last Com.
maudef-iu Chief OF all the Brazilian forces operating
agst the Government Of Paraguay, take possession
fOGdy 0f the difficult post.
Brazil TepOses the greatest hopes upon the brave
troops assembled under my command.
remains fOr US 70 make last effort IN order 10 at
New-York tribune., 1869-06-17
En-zzErTxzzEUxz
DIED.

AH Notices OF Marriages must be Endorsed nih ful
name and address.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-10-29


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