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GERMANY.
The PrussnU Press on Austrian Intriguea
in the Principnlitiea.

The Berlin journals publish an Item Of news Which
will not tail to be contested. The charges OF COM
p,iclty directed against the Prussan government
with respect to the agitatons some months back on
the Lower Danube cannot have been forgotten.
Prussia was charged with furnishing To the Bul
garian bands OF insurgents. AZ present NJ. Ghicu-
ieSca, advocate OF the parties implicated now de-
cares by communication inserted IN the R)n,dnM
that the cartridges distributed TO the men enrolled
came from the arSenals OF Austria, and bore the i
peria initials f. J. The CoryesD )ale,lce Of Berlin,
after audIng to the fact, ls:-'WIthOut inferrng
anything 1t will not be forgotten thar at the moment
OF the formation OF the Bn garan bands the Journals
OF Vienna did not fa to relate THAI immense numbers
OF Prassian nnskets had beel sent into Roumania.
S,LLLll 0llinue.W
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The Financial Budget Of tho Nonh German
Confederation.

The Federal Budget OF the North German Confede-
ration for 1870 estimates the expenses at 759js495
thalers, or which 4,205 $3.50 under the head OF
''EXraordlnary." The outlay for 1870 will be less
than that OF 1860 by 1,742.6i0 thaers. The supple
ments furnished to the Department OF the Marine out
of the funds OF the loan OF 1867 are only down for
1870 at the OF 076 thalers the being
exhausted wnile In 1859 the extraordinary supple.
mcnt was 6,14S,924 Setting aside the loan the ex-
penses augmented by 2 1885, EOS thalers, while the
receipts have increased but little The sum total OF
the federal receipts Is calculated at 50,206052
thalers so that Il sum Of 25,T52,443 remains TO ba
covered by the land tax. The total OF this last In
1869 was 2S 3l4, ,906 thalers only
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PRUSSIA.
Uud;rut;o,s of
,prOnching War.

Indications Of an Approaching War.
The International Of London, under date of the 23d
ultimo meatIons that correspondence from Berlin,
from authentic sources leaves no doubt respecting
the military precautions now being taken by Prussia.
A mobilization OF the Landwehr Is imminent, and
it Is added that news received from Paris fully
authorizes these steps. In fact the prevailing con.
vlctIOn in official circles In Berlin IL that France is
preparing for an early war large purchases Of
horses are reported ana 1t Is even hilted that the
general elections Will consequently not take place
until July l, 1869.
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MODERN LUCaErIA BonGIA.-The Portland MEL
Au,ts says that an onccr arrived there on Thursday
morning from Boston ON the way to Gardiner, Me-,
having IN custody an old woman dressed In black
and palsed bv the innrmitles OF age. Tbc charge
winch she was arrested IL that of numbering her
husband. Suspicious circumstances arose at the
time Of his death, and post nortem examination
OF his body proved tnat he had been poisoned; out
his wife had previously loft the State He was tho
fourth husband the woman has had. The crcum-
stances OF their several deaths confirm the belief
tnat she had poisoned them all
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nnjer the law to carry on the business or LENDING
money on personal pledges at tweniy-hv per cent
year In this city. This IL certainty much smaller
number thsn the puolic are wont 10 believe, anu
speaks. IN general. We'll for the comparative pros
perlfy OF the people In the Second. Fifth. Tweith
and Fifteenth wards no pawabroker found II con-
yenent or profitable To locate himself In the other
wards the number runs US ioowS:-
Wards. Ylrls.
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: The Pence .Inb lee, &c.

BOsToNyJune 1.-THE COLISEUM,
for an hour previous to the opening
of the concert was crammed, and the
management was compelled to close
the .dOOrsoT The programme com
prised, mostly, patriotic and popular
selections. Parepa Rosa sung " Aria, -
from Robert, receiving encore. The
:" Anvil Chorus was given, and
an original Triumphalz Overture. "
The American. National air of . Hail
Columbia was performed, the latter
receiving the most enp husiastic plau-
dts. The Grand Military March, F"
performed by thousand instru-
%ents, was finely given The Star
with fullscROrqs, was repeated in re-
sponse to Eenthusiastic encore. M.
Arbuckle's 'Sofo on-the-Trumpet "
was applauded, as were several other
pieces. The performance closed with
singing =" Old Hundred 7 by the
whole chorus, accompanied BY all the
Instruments and artillery, the audi
ence joining. THE ball to- night was
"a successful and brilliant affair.
BosToN, June 17-The steamship
Delphine, which Arrived on Sunday,
from PhiladeIphia, ostensiblg with
cargo Of coal. went suddenly to sea
lass night nnder suspicious eircum-
stances. cleared atthe Custom
House for Kingston, Jamaica, and
according to hermanifest has a cargo
of provisions, but tits supposed her
destination is. to- Hayti with war ma
terial for the rebels. The Haytien
Charge @DgA biIifes was here yester-
day,vand attempted TO detain her, but
came too htes =
The anniversaryaof the Battle of
Bunkers Hill lis a legal holiday in
Massachusetts, and very generally
observed. Military display, with civic
demonstratiohs, took place in Charles
BosToN june 1.-THE foundation
stone of the monument to the Union
dead. was laid on Cambridge Common
today n r.
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SUNDAY Scb00I OOnventIon-
Especial Correspondence OF the EvansviI
Journal

IL R~N~HNA (NAANSkCA@tACA-NN " bAG 4LNAubNlLA
Journal
RICHMOND. Ind. June 16, go.
Editors Journal:
The good Sunday School folks a
home, not favored in being at the
State Convention, are doubtless watch.
ing for tidipgs from it. but it is but
little that time will permit tonight
The first days proceedings have
been marked with unusual interest
and was both harmonious and profta.
BILE. Opening addresses last night
took place before our delegation ar
rived. 5ut are spoken of in the high
est terms. Nearly five hundred dele.
gates are said to be in attendance, and
a large part of the State is repre-
sented.. sTs.-
Philips Hall is crowded to over
flowing -eatuest workers from all
parts of the State are here, and men
talk aud pray and sing as though they
had come here to get good and do
good. The President, Charles +. Cof-
fen, made a charming address of vel
come this morning, and he Wields the
gavel with a mastery hand. Among
the noticeable features of the days
proceedings has been brief reports
from the counties, election of officers
for the ensuing year, addresses by
Reypol Ids, of Illinois; Chidlaw, of
Ohio; BFOckway. of Michigan; and
timely and valuable remarks by Col.
Ray and,Prof. Hobbs, Of Indianapolis,
and q delightful infant class lesson by
Mrs. g.. Il. Gotten.
There isAbut little doubt but that
the convention will come to Evans
vile next year. At least it lies
between us and Terre Haute, with
the chances decidedly in favor of US.
The address of Y X. Brockway,
President Of the Michigan State Sun
day School Union, the key note of
which. Was, that :" Life is more than
doctrine, and love is more than law"
though lengthy. held the vast audi
ence spell bound" and left marked
impression.
Rev. b. w. Chidlaw and Wm. Rey-
nolds, Esq, the consecrated pork
packer " of Illinois, held an open air
meeting at 6:30 this evening, which,
in attendance and interest, was in
keeping with the whole occasion.
The only question, as the profit de-
rived from the meeting, is whether
time enough will be spent in meeting
the great question and want of the
day. : How shall | best do my work" ="
How shall the leader lead, the teacher
teach and scholar learn, to the best
purpose and the greatest success.
More soon. T.
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The Trial OF Capt. W. b. Donaldson
Jury ObtaiRed-The Recent Prize
Fight

ST. LOUIS, June ia jury was
finally obtained O-day, in the trial of
Captain W. b. Donaldson, aud the
case will be opened to- morrow, for
the prosecution, by Chas. 2. johnson,
the Circuit Attorney. Judge Lock
land and Colonel Slayback are the
counsel for the defense. aen
Tom. Allen says he shall take no
notice of McCOole's challenge to fight
again near st. Louis, but will go 3OC
miles east-say somewhere In Ken.
tucky-Or as he would prefer, to Can
ada, and match him for five thousand
dollars, or any other sum he desires
McCoole is said to be willing to fight
him away from st. Louis, or better
still, In room with only few friends
of each party as witnesses. rsa
-McCoole still believes he can whiE
Mckinney, the referee, publishe,
another statement, In which he re.
Deats his decision, and says tha
| while coming home on the boat Sher,
man Thurston and Billy Carroll
4 friecds of Allen, offered him money
/ to decide in Aliens favor. The STAKE
money has not been gwen up, and i
is alleged it will not be until matteri
are arranged to the satisfaction of al
parties Quite a number of ontsideri
who bet on McGooleA decline to re
ceive the stakes put up, believing tha
the referees decision was unfair, and
that Allen was the victor.
Allen says he will fight GaIlagheI
any place away from St. Louis. on 4,
I wager of 81 800 to 81, 500. M r.
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WashIngtOn and Cuba Items.

WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE Sec
retary of the Interior is prepared to
pay the outstanding indebtedness of
the Sac and Fox Indians by certifi-
Gates, issued by the Indian Bureau.
The certificates should be presented
for payment prior to August 1st, as
after that date no interest viii be
allowed on them. They should be
transmitted through the Indian Of
fee, and fapplieations for payment
must, IN every case, give the post Office
address of the claimant.
The Comptroller of Currency has
notified the. National Banks to for
ward Immediately a report of their
condition, as shown by the books at
the close of the business of June
18th.
Intelligence received by the friends
of Cuba represents that the reports
of the fight at Puerto Padre was of
more Importance than at first report
ed. The effect of the defeat of the,
Spanish troops was more decisive,
almost destroying the effectiveness Of
the Spanish forces In that portion Of
the island. 1t has opened up direct
Communication with the coast, and
enables the forces of the Cuban army
to prevent the landing of reinforce
ments from the United States.
The friends Of Cuban independence
here are very solioitous to hear from
Gen. Jordan's command. 1t is known
that for some days he has been in
close proximity to a large Spanish
force, and collision was imminent
at any time. Generals Cespedes and
Queseda are reported to be confident
that they are masters of the situation,
and that the independence of Cuba is
certain.
Every expedition which has left the
United States has successfully landed
and Joined General Quesada's : army,
and now compose a formidable and
effective force, and are a terror to the
Government troops. In every col
lisIOn they are victors.
o. f. Presbery has been appointed
Supervisor of Internal Revenue for
the district Embracing the States of
Virginia and West Virginia, in place
of Thos. r. Laird, resigned.
The number of clerks to be dis
charged in the War Department viii
not exceed 100.
Several prominent friends of the
Cuban cause, becoming alarmed at
the recent arrests in New York, left
to night.
WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE Pres
ident is expected to return on Satur-
day or Monday. gs3 e .sea ava
General Rawlins was at the War
Department to-day.
Applications BY banks for coupon
bonds, in lieu of registered ones on
deposit at the Treasury, cannot be
accommodated without special author
tiy from Congress-.
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Toe Convention OF SuperIntendents, of
the Insane Asylaufs re- assemb bled on We'd
nesday. A-resoIatfon by6Dr. GFaham, of
Texas, favoring judtcious system OF reli-
gious worship in the Insane Asylums pro-
duced animated general discussion, par
Licularly as TO the. ktnd Of religion and
manbers OF preaching, It being held By Dr..
Lander that exciting sermons would tend
to increase tue malady of the patients.
Resolutions were ad0Pt Cd 1aYoIing regular
religious service in the hospitals, choice
of. authority over Chaplains to be vest
ed Ia the sSuperlnte ndents.g a paper BY
DR.. WORK man, OF Toronto, on the upper
phases of insanity in families and perver-
sions OF mind occasioned by disorders Of
the system was debated at length. Hart
ford, Conn, and the third Wednesday fD
June, Is the tirne and gplacs thxed7 7fox the
meeting next year.
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Arrest OF q Revenue OfIic r for Per-
rs HIM. r...-afu

PHILADELPHIA, June LEX Col
lector of Revenue, S. NJ. Soulick, OF
the Third District of Pennsylvania, 1,
was, yesterday, arrested for alleged
perjury, and obtaining money under
false pretences, arising out OF his late
Office.
Two hundred and fifty fillibusters
have proceeded in tugboats down the
Bay, on the steamer on which they
embark for Cuba.
PHILADELPHIA, June III. w
Morearty, President of the Irish Re.
publican AssociatiOnlof Pennsylvania
has issued another address, in which
he assures his readers that the country
cannot recede from the position takeI
by Mr.. Sumner. The Irish Convection
at Chicago will declare in favor O
the protection of universal suffrage
and war With England. vTFWT
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News by Atlantic Cable.

NEW YORK, June Yesterday
the United States Grand Jury found
bills Of indictment against Jos. X.
Morales, Lemos. and Messrs. BossOn,
Mora, Tessa and Alvarez, Col. kyon,
for fitting out a military expedition
which left here about May lst, for
Cuba, in violation OF the neutrality
laws. Some OF the parties were ar
rested last night, and others presented
themselves before Judge Blatchford
to day, who held all in S.. 600 bail
each. TO answer the indictments, and
iu 81, 500 additional to keep the peace.
Bail was given by Hon. DWsght
Townsend. Ex Congressman, and the
parties set at liberty.
The Cincinnati club met the Eek
fords, of Brooklyn, this afternoon.
The game lasted two hours. About
600 persons were present. The
Eckfords played a better fielding
game than the Atlantics, but the
swift pitching of Brainard seemed to
puzzle them, and they batted mostly
in the field. The playing of the
Cincinnatis wasl about the same as
yesterday. they making several fine
double plays Score Of Cincinnatis
o, 2, Z, 4, 0. 3, s. o, O-24. Eckfords
0, o. 0, 0, 2, 0. 2. 0, Is Tue fol-
lowing is the score of CincInnatis
G. w. Wright, ?; Gould. 2; Water
man, 3; Allison. 3; III. Wright, 2
Leonard, 3; Brainard, 2; Sweesay, 3
MeVey9a2sooE ulr - a- ifA lais5
They play the IrvingtOns at Irving
ton, near Newark, tomorrow.
New YoRK, june 17--The British
bark Mary A. Troop, Captain Cain
from Androssin, for New York, was
run down and sunk, by the steamel
/ Pennsylvania, within two hundred
miles Of Sandy Hook, on the morning
\ of the 15th inst. The mate and three
I of the crew were saved. The Captain
and the remainder of the crew are
reported lost. ll.sb gfes1 $50
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EUROPE.
News by Atlantic Cable.

FRANCE
PARIS, June 17.-The city is en-.
tirely tranquil and no fears of future
disorder.
The manager of the La Rapheld,
newspaper recently started in the
interest of the Anti-Dynasty party,
has been sentenced to four months
imprisop ment, for ginciting contempt
Of the Government. The editor was
sentenced to six months imprison-
ment and fined 5000 francs, and each
printer to one month aud a fac of
1000 francs.
A very forminable collision oc-
Cured yesterday, at St. Etium, among
the coal miners and the national
troops, whereby several lives were
lost. The mine.s made an attempt
to rescue some prisoners held by the
military. Fire arms were used on
both sides, but the rioters were at
last dispersed after seven were killed
and many injured. Five of the
soldiers were badly wounded. AT
last accounts order was restored.
SPAIN.
MADRID, June 17.--Great public
meetings have been held by the Re
publicans at. Valladalid and Seville,
to protest against the presence IN
Spain of Duke MOntpensier.
In the Cortes to day, Gen. Prim
declared that all military officers who
refused to take the oath and obey the
new Constitution, would have their
names struck from the rolls of the
army. -
Senor Segosta. Minister of the In
terror, said, now that the Constitu-
ton and the Regency have been
adopted, the shouting of Republican
cries in the streets would be consid
cred a legal offense, and be prohib-
tied. This declaration produced a
great sensation In the Chamber.
Marshal Serrano will take the oath
of office as Regent of Spain on Fri
day. Troubles are apprehended on
/ the occasion.
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At2 O'Clock PM,

AT O'Clock PM,
The following valuable real estate in the
-ORIGINAL PLAN of said city, to wit:
Lot number forty four (44) and ten feet
adjoining Oflot mum ber fOrJy-three (33l, the
whoie frOnfiug eighty-five feet on First
street, AT the corner OF Walnut street, and
comprising the present residence OF Mrs.
Madeline T., Laughiin, subject to the pay
r1ent of one hundred dollars annually to
saI I'd Madeiine +. Laughlin during her life.
Thirty feet front on Water street by one
bundled ana ffty feet, more or less, to the
alley: being the corner part of lot number
of Water and sycamore streets, embracing g
the stOf ehouse,- -WaTerOOms, &c, now Occu-
pied bv Samuel Orr, Esq.
The lower or westerly one-fourth OF lot
numEer- one hundred and thirteen (flSl (;
being 1874 feet front on Second street anu
extending back, Of the same width, 10 the
alley in the rear of said lot. This lot ad-
joins the livery establishment OF Joseph
Setchel.
A strip ferty-five feet in front on Water
Street, extending back, of the same width,
one hundred and ten feet, more or less, to
Laurents line; SAID strip to be taken on
OF the over side OF lot number I'VE l5), ad-
joining lot number six (6), in the Lower
En argement of said ty.
LOIS four ca, fivr-(5), and six (6), in block
number one hundred and ten (ll0), in La
Lots one lu), two (2). and three 81, in
Laughlin &1JODes's su bdivis. on of original
lot 2, block l47, Lamasco.
TERMs-One-third cash; the balance in
twelve and eighteen months, with interest
and approved security.
MARY ANN LAUGHLIN,
JAMES LAUGHLtN.
FRANCIS b. LAUGHLlN,
ia 444 l9l-e HUGH WOODSlDE,
THos. z. GARyIN, Attorney.
mayl5 dSL (Wed&Satl. w4t
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SAN FRANCIsCo. June 16a- The
United States steamer New bern sailed
for Sitka to day with a large amount
of Government stores. Company E,
of the Twenty third infantry. took
the place OF company of the Ninth
Infantry. Several military prisoners
from Alcatrose have also been sent
there to serve term Of service at
hard labor.
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WORCESTER, MASS, June IL
President Grant will visit this city TO-
morrow, and remain two hours. He
will be received by the city Govern.
ment, and escorted through the prin-
cipal streets by the military and
Grand Army of the Republic, review
the public schools and partake of a
collation.. The short notice of his com
ing and brief stay preclude more
elaborate demonstrations.
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MARRIED.

CORSET -BRTTTON.-On Thursday.
June 18th, at O'Clock An, a the Walnut
Street Presbyterian Church, by Rev. J. p
+. kumler, OSCAR b. CORSET, of Kalamazoo,
Michigan, TO Mss AUGUSTA NJ. BRITTOS,
principal of the Second Grammar school
of this city
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Match Game OF Base BalI-The West
vs.. the East-AnOther Victory for
the Cincinnati Boys.

New YoRK, June 16-About ten
thousand persons assemble this after
noon on the GapatOliane Grounds,
Brooklyn, to witness the ball match
between the Cincinnati and Atlantic
clubs. The day was fine and good
order was maintained throughout the
game, which resulted in favor of the
Cincinnati boys by a score of 81 to 10.
The betting at the beginning was
even.
The Atlantics won the choice for
6elding. The batting of the Cincin-
natl Club was very good. but the
Atlantics played far below their usual
standard, particularly in batting, and
their throwing was very wild i.
The following are the totals for each
inning: Cincinnatis, 3, 13, 3. o, 3, 10,
5, 2-32. Atlantics, 0. 90, 1. 6, o, 2,
0. lilo. The following is the de-
tailed score of the Red Stockings
Geo. Wright, 4; Gould. 4 Water
man, 5; Allison, 5; H. Wright, 2;
Leonard, 2; Brainard, 4; Sweesy, B.;
McVey, 3. Umpire, NJ Rogers, of
the Lowell Cub. of Boston.
This dispatch should have ap-
peared in yesterdays JOURNAL. but
did not reach us--FDS- JoURNAI
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Removal OF the Remains or ]. b,
BOOth-1l1e suit Of A. Bell q Co.
Of the Baltimore Sun Against the
CheaseDpake Bank.

BALTIMORE, June 1.-THE remains
of Junius Brutus Booth have been
removed to Green Mount Cemetery,
where those of his dead children, in
cluding j. Wilkes, ara to be reinterred.
In the. suit of A. Bell & Co., of the
Baltimore ESatn against the Chease-
pea ke Bank, of Baltimore, to recover
$3 900 in gold, deposited in 1861. the
iufva rendered a verdict this morning,
awarding the plaintiffs So, 200 in gold,
with $90Q 90 interest, also In gold.
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SAN FRANCISCO, June 17.-H. A.
Pierce. Minister Resident to the
Sandwich Islands, arrived from the
East, overland, en- route to Honolulu.
Horace Douglass Laseelles, of the
Royal Navy, died June 18th. The de-
ceased was brother of Earl Harold.
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HALL, Canada, June 17.-McCor-
nniek's grist mill. containing a con
siderable quantity of -four and grain.
was destroyed By fire this forenoon.
Loss $4,000.
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FgVHESE SPRINGS ARE SITUATED
& nine miles north of SHOALS STA
TON, on the Ohio aud Mississippi Rail-
road, IA a very romantic and picturesque
region, abOuuding IN game aud fish,
Wei as mineral ard botanical specimens
and Indian Relics. The famous JUG
ROCK, natural curiosity of great inter-
est, stands near the road Oh the way to
the Station.
The Mineral Water is considered by
many persons as the most valuable of any
in the West: White Sulphur, Black Sui
phuF, Sui pho Cha ybeate, Chajy beate, anc
Fresh Water--and IL abundance.
Analysis By Dr. owen of one of the
springs shows the following properties:
Free Sulphuretted Hydrogen, Carbonate
of Magnes1a, Sui 2hate Magnesia, SilIcia-
small quantity, CarbOnic Acid Gas = a
trace, Chloride sodium, Sulphate OF soda,
Sulphate Lime, Carbonate of Lime. ChIo-
ride PotassiuE1--smaliq quantity, Alumfna
- mali quaint y
For The superiority OF the Water as a
curative agent aud delicious Summer bev-
erage, reference need only be made TO the
thousands " no have used IL. 10 has been
fOu q especially efficaciOus for Dyspe psia
in al ITS forms; Tor all diseases of the
Stomach, Bow c s, Kidneys, Eyes, Skin ;
Tor Dropsy, Neuralgia, Syphilis, Rheum a.
tisr, ScrOfu.a, and all chronic cases, as it.
is an active and erneient Alternative.
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Dealers in Liquors,
Rectifers Of the Celebrated
WABASH VALLEY, LEGAL TENDER
and Xxx WHISKY.
And DistIIers of Cologne Spirits,
NO. IOS MAIN STREET,
EVANSVILLE IND,