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NEW IMPROVEMENT IN READY
RELIEF.
NEW OoRKs, LARGx BOTTLES.

We have e Let s.ocssded q. getting cork sAss
VII pre- vent the syaIorssioa 81 the Rslisf,
yn Dreyent the svsPcrasion Of the volatile Srossr
ues OF the keliei u 10 important that The Rsiis9
Dherie air. = -
The bottles &c S.eh enlarged, % shss psrssa
s s t's - .s q: Belief g cent? - ~
sse g e. ts:.,s' 49, 49, ss
U.B.-Psrun n sgus dfssxsee. .sA~-,a -. =
9eepooofol q Relief, In wsese, . rfuias q ske
norsing This yin proesot yea aGnans8 YssSr -
- .'''"A'. 49,
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DIED.

eUMMERsCALEs. On Fri 5ay morning JAN l.
OF crop. The MAS @ SUNNI BRSCALES aged /
year and 10 months, the beloved son of Thomas
and hary Summer scales
His funeral will take place from the residence Of
Dis parents. on N street north, 659. between 9th
and 9Th streets wet. on sunday afternoon at
O'Clock m The friends of the family are respect
tGllS invited to attend without further notice.
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FOR SALE.

EOR sALE-A neatly fitted up RESTAURANT
Il and Bah, hceDse, fixtures, and furniture
complete. AID now doing a first-rAte business.
apply at 225 Pennsylvania ave. de3l- St
EOR SALE-eTOCK and MIXTURES in Q Day
4 ing business well established, requiring from
$500 to So 900 capital. The proprietor having
accepted an interest in o Baltimore wholesale
house the only reason for selling. rare chance
and safe business. For further partic lars call
On THOMAS RIFFLE,
de 3l-u 356 Seventh street, near I.
TORN FOB SALE-Two to four dollars per Dbl
~ at Warehouse, Potomac street and Canal,
Georgetown. de 3O-3t+
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Rf GREEN 4 wILLIAMs,
- Apctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. 526, Southeast corner 18th and ID streeta

NO. 90, Southeast corner 'th aud ID streets.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT on
STREETS WEST.
La BY virtue Of Q deed of trust. dated 10Th day
ca of November, 1851. and recorded in Libsr
80; L. No. ., tolls q one Of the Land Records
of Washington County, District Of Columbia we
Will sell, on MONDAY, the 9Th day Of January
next to the highest bidder. on the pre- misses. at 4
O'Clock .. m, tie west p feet of Lot numbered
forr, In square numbered five hundred aud thirty
three, fronting Oh street north, bet ween 81 and
AZ streets west, fronting south, with improve
mepts, consisting of fine Brick House
Terms of sale One-third cash; balance I'm 6, H.
and Is months, with interest from day Of SALE 20 be
required at the time of sale. Conveyanofsg and
revenue stamps 1t the cost OF the purchaser III
the terms not complied with within five days
from day of sale, the Trustees reserve the ri ht 10
resell the property for cash on FIVE days' public
notice, the risk and of purch seer
John n HANSON; Irru,tes.
GEO; 9 B, MlTSHELL; us'e'
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PROPOSALS.
IMMEDIATE PROPOSALS INVITED

, proposals will be received at the office of the
General Agent, Provident Aid Society conner
Louisiana avenue and 9Th street, until MONDAY.
the 4ih inst, at II O'Clock m, for the following ar
neIes o1eupphes for SOUP Houses, viz: Fre.h soup
Beei Corn Meal, Bakers Bread, Onions, Turui N
CABBAGE, Carrots and salt. X BROWNE
General Agent, p. A. 8.
DROPuSALS EnR SIIRSISrENnE SrapxC-
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PERSONS SUBJECT 20 spsopisxy, heart die
ease, headac sudden fsintings sh0uid keen ths
Relief near them; q teaspoonfui in water, viii. in
three minutes, remove Gil din calty.
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TIKITEp STATES PATENT OFFICE.

UHI1ER STATES PATENT OFFICE,
On tn. p.ssos q fhoSise '1 Tisc s
lord is Connecticut, PRAYING for. the eIten-
or Anchortng Puups: 1's''~'"
Il 10 ordered that said petition be heard n tb,s
once on the Sth day Of n arch next. Any Der.
son may oppose this extension Directions depo-
sasn 81 AND Other psPers SHOULD Be ned in this
a.so ELISHA FOOfD,
uo iswsM Oo0missioner Of PatsnSs.
United sAIls PAT1Nf OFFTOI.
WASHINGTON, December H. ~
TS wn one S SesiSon Of LOOMS RAasoN, Of
PATENT granted 70 hin on tie 10Th dsy OF Hss ~
iue, Iof an lnDrevement In nanufscturs Of sricks,
Sss S9 sss lss d! q Msrch nsI Any person
twenty days ssfois TIE dag q hesriasS -
de0 wsv Oomn,sslonsr q Psfsnss.
EGss FsEs9 AEP SyEs1. eFsnQpA Az
E:, S;,xsf SSi Ssis g - III fS,::;;Iss:s
\ +. 3 -.
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u WAsHINGToS, D. O., Pees%ber Y, 1858
vile, Massachusetts praying for the extension of
patent granted 10 him on the 10Th day of March,
1853, for an I'm prsvemeDt an Pumps.
It 10 ordered that said petition be heard at
this Office on the lat Gay of March next. Any
person nav oppose this extension. Objections,
dispositions, and other papers should be filed In
this once twenty days before the day Of hearing.
ELISHA FO0TE.
de q wsw Commissioner OF Patent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-02

STOPS PAIN quicker than morphine. chlsro-
form, opium, or any other snodJn known to the
world
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-02

II SUDDENLY SEIZED With pain, oss C..
spoonful in glass OF water will. In few minutes
remove eli unessiuess.
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BOARDING..

ROARDING-Large and newly furnished R00MS
- Gin suite single) with all the modern conye-
niences. with or without GOOD BOARD; suitable
for members OF Congress or Others wishing home
comforts at Q fair price, at No 12s Penn. avenue,
between 18th and 10Th sts. de3l st
ER0NT Rooms, with BOARD very reason
l. able terms TO permanent BOarders; references
exchanged; No. II Pennsylv snia avenue, between
2ish and 18th streets. de3O-lws
EIRST-CLASS BOARD, WITH PLEASANT
FRONT ROOMS, t. be had on reason able
terms, at 21s X street, between 18th and 18th, o
short wax from most Of the public offices.
deg Inn
llOABDING-A choice of four comfortably
ID FURNIshED ROOMS. with the very besa OF
BOARi may be obtained At reasonable rates in
the house conta ming all modern Improvements,
en- the southwest corner Of 10th street and Mass
avenue. Entrance on 10th street. de IS st
EOR RENT : Three nicely FURNISHED
Il ROOMS, with or without Board. Apply at 355
New York avenue, corner of 10Th street. de 24-6ts
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LOST AND FOUND.

II OST-Left In the Dress Circle of the National
~, Ties ire on ThuIsdsy evening last, small
the Under, by leaving 1t at this Office. js2. ST.
0eT-0n the LIST Of January, an italian Grey
- hound SLUT, with fancy blue collar. The
Under will receive q liberal reWardsby returning
it to 437 street, between l0th and 18th streets.
It,
STRAYED OR STOLEN FROM THE STABLE
~ Of the subscriber, in the rear Of 222 9Th street
between and o. on the night Of December 23a,
two Roam MARES, l51s hands high and about ten
years old: Any information given will be thank
the subscriber, T. 4. SANDS, 222 och street.
GsI1in sae city PASSENGER cars, on the SIS
70 any one except the owner. Ths finder will be
literally rewarded by leaving them at Bunker's
st. James Hotel. jaI-3t<
S10-Lost, on the 10Th instant, LEATHER
CIV PURSE, containing two twenty dollar
notes and three $40 notes, Ridge street. to i.h,
or on 4th street, from Ridge TO l.. The ABOVE re,
ward will be paid by leaving the same at No. 629
N street, between 4th and 5th. Rev B. F.
Mccarthy, pastor Immac ulate Conception, N. be-
tween 1tn and sth streets Jal-3t'
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APPLIED TXTERNALLY-whsn there is paia
Inflammation. seords instant ease.
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R. R. R.
THE GREAT REMEDY FOR HOME
PURPOSES.

TAKEN INTERNALLY-Hsifa tssspoopfaI n
Iuted IN water, 10 . pleasant drink-stimalsting
and Strengthening.
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AL or RAJ P0PUEz1 PATENT 0EDI,..
a gIMIg and DY1 ofu1Ie cee 30 bs1 ~ <.
:si.is Ds: ts a1S f;ssa
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de Std Superintendent Pelice telegraph
NIAYORS OTFTOE, CITY HALL.
4 o P o 8 A l. s
UNITED STATES ENGINEER OFFICE,

UNITED STATES ENGIsEKR OFFICE,
No. 55 SECOND srReErS
BALTIMORE, December % 1868
Sealed Proposals, in duplicate, will be re-
DAY Jsnuary s. Isse. for the saTcS..s 90 Sr
lowing lots OF Anchors. Chains. &C., the property
OF the United States. all m good ORDER and nov In
store ct Hsvre-de- Grace Md: =
l3 Anchors. averaging $40 ID each.
4Anchors, averaging $50 Id. each.
Anchor. weighing 800 To-.
IA ehackele, Weighing l82 ID.
Il Chains, weighing II .000 Id.
Proposals. must state price Der pound for An
chors, Chains, and ehsck~ls separately, ana az
be for the whole or part Of each lot. :
8. in presence Of such bidders 90 may choose 10 De
present, cd must he addressed 70
Colonel Eugiueers,
do - f.. Box 3l1. Baltimore, Nd.
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THOMAS WILSON,
ja,-td Brevet Brig. Gen. and c. s., o. s. A.
PR0PosAbbss I FOE {Gs THE tsSSI.NsI0N OF THE

DEPARTMENT OF METROPOLITAN PoLIcE,)
No. LOUISIANA AVENUE.
WASHINGTON, ID. o., December 81, 1858
scales proposals, addressed 70 the Board Of Po-
lice, will be received 1t this ONCE until THURS
DAY, January at noon. for the exte nsfon of the
Police Telegraph from these HesdQu arters TO the
Government hospital for the Insane.
Also, separate proposals for the extension of
the same from the Eighth Precinct Station Fifth
street east and South Carolina avenue to the same
hce. VI
specifications may be seen. and any ex EXPLANATIONS
will be given en- application to
de Std Superintendent Pelice Telegraph.
MAYOR's OFFICE, CITY HALL,
Nl WASHINGTON. ID. 9 , December 80, 1858.
Proposals. will be received At this flee until II
O'Clock SATURDAY, Jsnuary g. 1879 for
grading and graveling X street north. from North
Capitol street 20 Boundary street, under An act
approved November 8. 1868.
Also. for grading and graveling NJ street north,
from North Capitol street to Boundary street, I'M
der an act approved November 9. 1858.
Also. for grading and graveling g street north,
from North Capitol street 70 Second street east,
under an act approved November q. 1873
Also, for grazing and gravelne First street east,
from street north to street north, under an act
approved November q, 1858
Specifications for doing this work may beseen Ct
the N ayers Office, where copies can be obtained;
and bidders are respectfully notified that ne bid
will be entertained that does not strictly conform
with said specifications. j. II ORANE,
de3l6t Commissioner Fourth Ward.
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" WASHINGTON, ID. O., December Is, 1893.
On the petition Of LHAuEL T WILLS, Of
Of . patent granted him on the nth day Of March,
1855, for an improvement In Printing Press.
once on the lst day Of asrch next. Any person
may oppose this eIten.ion; Ohisetione, deposi.
twenty days before the aaV Of hearing,
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RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
IN ITS SIMPLICITY AND GRANDEUR.
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ORPHANS COURT, December 9, lS6S.-DIs-
~ TRIcT OF COLUMBIA, WAsHINGT0N COUNTY,
to pn:-In the case Of MAKY ELIZABETH
GRIMES, Executrix of Alfred T. Grimes, deceased,
the Executrix aforesaid has, with the apprebs.
tioD Of the Orphans COURT Of Washington County
1869. for the nnal settlement and distribution
Of the personal estate Of said deceased, and of
collected and turned into money; when and where
all the creditors and heirs Of said deceased no
flied to attend with their claims pro pery vouched,
OF they may otherwise by Law be excluded from ali
benefit in said deceased's estate: provided Q copy
Of this order be published once q week for three
weeks in the Washinston Evening Star. previous
to the said day. Test:-JAS. b. 0'BEIRNE,.
ae @ Iw3w- Register of Wills.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-22
GENERAL TELEGRAPHc NEWS.

.On Friday at Oregon, Wisconsin, boy
named Mckee was run over by the cars, and killed
IS. O. Libby, IN artist of Augusta, Me-,
committed suicide last night Financial difficulties were
the cause.
Gov Chamberlain has consented to de-
liver annual address before the Maine Agricultural
Society, In September next.
Joseph Stoneacre, young lad, at Mclean,
Illinois, while helping 10 couple tue cars received nju-
ries from which he died In about two hours.
....Advces from China report the total loss
Pratas Shoals OF the bark Arthur Capt Crosby,
while on her way from Hong Kong for Tientsin.
.... Edward Isles of st. John, N. b., seaman
on the schooner Dr. Kane, from Portland for NewYork
knocked overheard and drowned the 10th In Vine
yard Sound.
49,. Edward Parmelee of Cleveland, and VIM.
OBren of Philadelphia sent 10 the WorkhOuse at
Buffalo yesterday for six months each for praccing the
confidence game there.
.... In the Criminal Court at Baltimore, yes
terday James f. Riley trial for the murder Of Daniel
Harrington on tho 10Th OF February last was adudged
not guilty, and was discharged.
.... The largest drum in the world. from n
nanufactory in Granville Mass passed through Spring
ned Mass for the Boston Peace Jubilee Ii feet IN
diameter, and inscribed, Lot Us Have Peace"
New-York tribune., 1869-05-22
THE INDIAN BUREAU.
ARMY OFFICERS ASSIGNED TO DU1

ARMY OFFICERS ASSIGNED TO DUTY.
WASHINGTON, May 21.-COmmissiOner of In
dian Affairs Parker, has made the following assignments
OF army officers detailed for duty in the Indian Bureaus
Idfan Strpertntendents-Co d. E. J.. Floyd. for Idaho
Rrevet Brig Gen Alfred Suly, for Montana; BreVet
Mai Gen John Il. Mcintosh, for California; Brevet
Lieut. Col. T. Mex. Hudson, for Oregon; Breyet COL
Samuel Ross for Washington Territory
A0snts-FOr the Montana Crows, Capt y. NJ. Camp
for the Blackfeet Lieut.. VIM. b. Pease for the New
Mexico superintendency Abquin Capt. Broatch for
the California agency at Tue River Lieut. Purcell; for
perintendenc OF the ChOcaws and Cnckasaus, Brevet
Mai J. ~ Craig; Creek, Capt Geo s. Olmstead for the
Cherokee Capt. Warren; for the Oregon snperintend
ency at Warm Springs, Breyet Capt w. W. Mitchell Tor
the Grand Ronde Reservation, Breyet Capt MalRe Tor
the sletz Lieut. Vim. II. Boyle: for Washington Terri
tory at Noah Bay for Utah, In Vntah Valley, Lieut.
Maney; for the Northern Supertntendency Winnebago
Agency Cant A. s. B. Keyes for the Central Superin
teBdency of Sacs and Foxes in Kansas, Lieut. Parry; for
the Pottawatumee BTeyet Leut. Col Hartwel for the
Dacotah YanctOn aud Sioux, Lieut. A @. Hennsee; for
Tads5Sndeni 0ercies the Green Bay agency, Wis
consn Lieut.. Gfafam for tho Michigan Indian agency
Breyet Mai. w. Long. 49,
mata sub agency In Oregon Brevct Lieut-C0. Edmund
Rice: for the Asea sub agency In Oregon, Lieut. +. A.
Bailey; for the special agency OF the Tulap agency IN
washington Territory Lieut. George w. Iegles: special
agency Of the tes n Nevada, Lieut. jesse NJ Leei spe
cial agent OF the Pueba Indians In New-Mexco l1eut
q Ford subagent OF the Quinale agency In Washing
ton Territory Lieut. William 3. Johnson; special agent IN
New Mexico Lieut. q. L. Cooper special agent for the
state Ot NeW.YOrk Capt u. II. Ames special agent for
New-York tribune., 1869-05-22
OBITUARY.
ALEXANDER DYCE.


The Gable brings us intelligence Of the death
OF the Rev. Alexander Dyce, the we-known Snakes
pearean scholar who has tho credit OF furnishing TO the
world one Of the esteemed editions OF the great dram
atist ever published Mr. Dyce was born at Edinburgh
June s l7g graduated at Oxford took orders and was
for some time settled curate at hrst In Cornwall
and afterward Suffolk For the last 40 years or more
however he resided in London, engaged In literary
pursuits editing the old dramatiss, collecting ancient
impressions OF their works searching out corupons OF
the texts and entering with ZEAL and now and then not
little acrimony. into the quarrels OF Snakes
pearean commentators. Beside his edition OF
shakespeare which completed In 1885, he
prepared editions Of Peele Greene, Webster, Middleton
Beaumont and Fletcher and Marlowe. published some
Remarks on Golfers and Knights Editions OF Shaks
peare reviewed Mr. Golfers proposed cancellations, and
prepared various publications for tho Camden and Percy
Societies OF the latter he one OF the founders Dur
ing the last years OF his life he employed mer
cal translation Of Athenaus. Mr.. Dyce was man OF
great Industry aud excellent judgment and though he
left few original writings English literature sustans in
his death severe loss.
Commodore McCaulay, one Of the oldest
naval officers in the service died at Washington yester
day lie had been in tho naval service over sixty years
New-York tribune., 1869-05-22
SPAIN.
THE DEBATE ON THE FUTURE FORM OF GOV
ERNMENT.

TIE DEBATE ON THE FUTURE FORM OF Gov
ERNMENT.
MADRID, May 21.-The debate on the future form
of government for the country continued in the
Constituent Cortes yesterday. Admiral Topete the
Minister of Marine, spoke moderately, though at
considerable length, mainly in reply to CASTELAR,,
who had made powerful speech in favor of Re
public the day before
ADOPTION OF THE MONARCHTCAL FORM OF Gov
ERNMENT-ADMRAL ToPETE IN FAVOR OF
THE DUKE OF MONTPENSIER.
In his reply to SenOr Castellar's speech, Admiral
Topete declared that he opposed to the restora-
ton of Queen Isabella He thought the elevation OF
the Duke de Montpensier TO the throne was desira-
BILE. but said as member of the Cabinet he should
strictly subordinate his action to the policy OF the
Prime Minister and the Minister of War, who, with
himself, and all the other members of the Minis
try, awaited the decision of the Cortes for their
guidance He concluded by advising the Cortes to
take care that no daring man cut the knot which
they were unable to unite Article 81 of the Consti-
tuition, declaring that "Al powers emanate from
the naton,7 was adopted by the Cortcs to-day
by acclamation. Article SS, declaring that Ihe
form of government of the Spanish nation Is the
monarchy" was passed after protracted debate, by
a vote of 2l4 alternatives TO 20 negatives.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-22
CITRA.
A FORMER PROCLAMATION OF CEsPEDEs-RE-
LEASE OF ENGLISH CAPTIvEs-A DECREE

A FORMER PROCLAMATION OF CEsPEDEs-RE-
LEASE OF ENGLISH CAPTIvEs-A DECREE
OF CoNFIsCATIoN.
HAVANA. May 2l-An authentic proclamation OF
Gen. Cespedes of the 18th of February. which has
hitherto been considered spurious issued five weeks
before Yalmaseda's proclamation. says: Every pris-
oner who has voluntarily fought against the reyoln-
ton shall be executed, but soldiers of the regular
army may expect clemency according to the circnm-
stances The property of the enemies OF the
Republic will be confscated for the benefit of the
Republic. No neutrality will be recognized; all per-
sons will be considered friends and enemies
with the exception of foreigners who nave
been neutral since the beginning Of the revolution,
those who have voluntarily done the Spanish Gov
ernment or its officials any service will be executed
irrespective of person. The English prisoners who
were captured on the wrecking schooner by the
Spanish authorities have been released and gone to
Caiman. The Gdcetd to-day publishes DEGREES OF
confscation by the Spanish authorities. Among
them are the properties belonging to l9 ladies'
New-York tribune., 1869-05-22
FOREIGN NEWS.
GREAT BRITAIN.
REPLIES FROM SIR FRANCIS HEAD AND NIX.
FORSTER TO MIR. SUMNER.

REPLIES FROM SIR FRANCIS HEAD AND NM
FORSTER TO MIR. SUMNER
LONDON, May 21.--Sir Francis Head, formerly GOV
of Canada has sent letter to me Ie
enclosing his correspondence with Secretary Marcy
arising out of the Canadian Rebellion in 1884, Sfr
Francis in his letter argues that if the United States
was in the wrong at that time, then England has dor
mant claims for apology and compensation, though
they have been long overlooked and forgotten IL
the United States right, then he submits to the
good sense and good telling of the Americans the
logical moral and political imposslbllity Oh
now refusing a reply for the Queens Neu-
traty Proclamation similar to that which
they gave themselves in 1887 He calls attention TO
the fact that England was the only country in Eu-
rope which pledged herself by proclamation to remain
neutral in the late war; and concludes with promise
to reply in q second letter to Mr.. Summers COM
plants of the assistance rendered by England to the
COnfederates
Mr. Forster, Vice e-President Of the Council in an
address to his constituents, opposed the views put
forward by Mr.. Sumner in his speech the Alabama
claims. He said the Government could not be held
responsible for the offensive acts of individuals II
had strained the law in favor of the United States in
stopping the rams England was prepared to pay for
the mistake in the of the Alabama, on due arbi
tration de considered concession beyond certain
point would be crime, but ended by declaring that
he felt assured that war would never occur between
England and America
TELEGRAPHIC ENTERPRIsE-A NEW LINE BE-
TWEEN LONDON AND YALENTIA.
The new duplicate telegraph line to connect Lon
don and Valentia, was completed this day. 1t Is TO
be used solely for the transmission OF Cable business
The two Atlantic Gables in perfect working order
Hereafter one cable will be used exclusively tor send
ing dispatches from Valentia and the other for re-
ceving. There is no longer any reason why mes
sages should not be transmitted almost instanta-
neously between London and New-YOrk
DEATH OF THE REV. ALEXANDER DYCE.
The Rev. Alexander Dyce, b. A., the eminent
Sbakesperean commentator and author. died yes
terday, at the age of IL.
MOVEMENTS OF REVERDY JOHNSON.
Reverdy Johnson has gone to Southampton lilo
sails from that port to- morrow in the steamship Ohio
for Baltimore.
ELECTION OF NEW MAYOR OF CORK.
CORK, May 2l.-Mr Hegarty was to-day elected
Mayor of this city in place of Mr.. OSulliyan, re-
signed The ex-MayOr was assaied by the mob and
threatened with personal violence for supporting the
election of Mr.. Hegarty.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-22
TIE INDIANS.

SAFETY OF MIR. CoLYER AND HIS ESCORT.
The following dispatch from Mr.. Vincent
Colyer. who was reported TO have been captured by
Indians together with a detachment OF soldiers OF
Company T. Lieut. Jacobs acting as his escort mas Just
been received by the Executive Committee OF tho
limited States Indian Commission In this city
"Los VEGAs, EewMeIlco, May 20.
I'VE arrived at Fort Bascom all Well walking aoTEss T
,o,na 4g5 miles I'm 81 days. resting on Sundays. Ihe
Rudiars met ms with much hospitality. leave for the
N"''J" an" 'i YISCESr CoLYRR."
New-York tribune., 1869-05-22
FRANCE.
THE BANK OF FRANCE.

THE BANK OF FRANCE.
PARIS, May 2l.-There has been heavy flow OF
specie TO the Bank of France this week The amount
on hand to-day is over eighteen millions of francs
more than on last Friday.
REPORTS OF MINISTERIAL CHANGES
LONDON, May 21.-It is rumored in Paris that
changes are to be made in the EmperoTs Cabinet,
and that all the present Ministers to be removed
except NJ NJ. FORBADE, Duruy, and Gresser
New-York tribune., 1869-05-22
uuv CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD STOCK.

xa "a ms EDITOR Of The Tribune,
10 S,n. ~ In your Money Article Of to-day you
DIX; ,ha m chicago and Alton Railroad Company also
say another large division Of stockreport says from
~ ., o per cent Its managers claim that they can pay
~ rer cent on the increased capital In reply to this
.tatement would say that the directors, at meeting
bed IN Chicago on the 2th of this month, voted unant
mously not to make new stock extra dividend ana m
do claim that they can make ~ pof SeN'
even on the old stock or anything like It, 10
WV DIRECTOR G. A. X H. C0'
Nslc- York, May Al, 1869.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-22
FIRE At THE MOUNT HoLYoKE FEMALE sEAiS'
N - " AIRY

SPRINGFIELD Mass, May 2l.-A iarge n,1orT U",n :,
south Hadsy Mass BY s S' anS %Srnns ar
with its contents consisting of OF te Seminary turned
ing utensils The young m eTtnguishing the flames and
ssving the adjacent buildings