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New-York tribune., 1869-06-08
WHAT 1T COsTS-THE BUDGET FOR 1858 6J
IFROM OUR OWN CORRRsPONDENTl

HAVANA May 22-The blue book known by
the title of General Presupuestos of lngresses
and Expenses" for the island of Cuba seldom
finds its wNy into the hands of stranger.
From rare copy issued last June am enabled
to give you the principal dates and reckonings
of the budget for the economic year beginning
with the 1st of July last year. and to conclude with
the end of June in this. While the Rebels of Cana
guey and the West are persistent and undminished,
it Is of importance to know at what expense tho
House of Spain is carrying on business in the island.
The budget in view was decreed by Queen Isabella
and bears the signature of her Minister of Ultamar
and as some say, her patamour, Carlos Marfor 1t
is generalzed as follows:
New-York tribune., 1869-06-08

Irish peers now without seats in the House of
Lords The Pail Mall Gazette regrets the bad effect
the position the House of Lords have assumed viii
have on Ireland, particularly in regard to the
land question. To rule, in the sense of deciding
what the nation shall or shall not
decide upOn is beyond the competence of the House
of Lords or any other governing body
BANK DIRECTORS DISCHARGED.
The prosecution against the bank directors Messrs.
Bradshaw, Mangles and Abbis, for conspiracy and
fraud, has been discharged; but Mr.. Finney has
been held for trial. ..
New-York tribune., 1869-06-08
FRANCE.
TIE RACE COURSE.

PARIS, June 7-Yesterday, at the race course the
great feature of the day was the Grand Prize of
Paris, oIet d Art the gift of His Majesty the En-
peror, and 100000 francs, given half by the City of
Paris and half by the five great railway companies
Of France added to sweepstakes of 1000 francs
each COO francs forfeit the second horse to receive
10000 francs and the third 5000 out of the stakes
about one mile and seven furlongs; closed with III
subscribers The race was won by NJ. A. Lupn's
b. c. Glamour, by Buckthorn, out of Alma, beating
Mr.. G. Jones's b. c. The Drummer, by Rataplan,
second; Mr.. H. Savile's Ryshworth, by Skirmsher
out of Vertumna, third. Twelve started. The
betting just previous to the race was four to one
against Glamour, even on the Drummer, and six to
one against Ryshworth The weather was delightful.
though very warm. A great throng of people were
present. among whom were the Emperor. the En-
press and the Prince Imperial of France, Queen Isa
bella of Spain, Queen Sophia of Holland, and many
other notables.
THE BALLOTING.
The balotng in the cases of undecided elections is
going on quietly in the different departments.
FAvRE AND THEIRS DECLARED ELECTED.
NM. Theirs, Ferry, Jules FaYre, and GARNER
Pages have been declared elected by ballot. There
were tumultuous scenes at Montmarte and arrests
were made by the police 1t is reported that some
persons were wounded during the disturbance.
THE LEcTIoNs-THREATENED MOVE OF TIE
GOVERNMENT.
LONDON June 7.-Letters from Paris state that
strong pressure is brought to bear in the undecided
elections to prevent the return of Opposition cand
dates. The contest between NM. Theirs and Shee,
and between NM. FavTe and Henri Rochefort.
regarded with much interest. The Emperor, it is
asserted views the probable election of NJ. Roche
fort as a personal if not deadly insult. The ult-
mate results of the elections and their effect the
Government, regarded with great curiosity. The
Government is fully alive to the heaviness of the
blow and the difficulties it will have to meet in the
future. It's friends tender advice freely; but the
only concession possible is Parliamentary Govern
ment, which the Emperor regards with particular
aversion. The Government is inclined to do some
thing as soon as possible, and with the least incon
venience If the balloting results in favor of Roche
fort the step will probably be taken Immediately.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-08
but in the following are put under the right head
Total. sls, ,s0I, an

Every free man in Cuba has thus to pay nearly $40
to the general bayonet fund. But this is only wnat
may be called the pesce establishment of war In the
budget decreed for 1S67-ls6S its expenses figured
about million of escudos higher than they do in the
presupueStos of 1SGSG9 The presence of large revo
luton must of course greatly add to the bill. The
least addition we can make to 1t is the loan Of
100000 of escudOs lately ordered by Capt.-Gen.
Dulce, which would augment the sum to nearly
sl4OOO,OOO. 1t is likely however, that the war is
going on at the rate of SOOOO not TO speak Of the
Governments other expenses. 1t will not have a
cent Of its calculated income of s3 100000 to spare if
itever gets it, and it is borrowing already. Cuba
not pay $50 per head TO be bayonetod and Spain
not afford to spend great deal. What the rebellion
has yet 20 cost is still another question.
Likewise the great cost Of Cuban administration
is note worthy and more in its personal features than
in other respects. The CaptanGen is better
paid than the President of the United States. IL
would be interesting TO compare what the President
and General of your Republic and their Cabinet aud
staff receive with what is given TO the supreme civil
and military administrations Of Cuba Here are the
figures OF administration in the various departments
-. T.l,,J % and pprhaDs not all
New-York tribune., 1869-06-08
IGNACIo MARISCAL APPOINTED MINISHeR TO
WASHINGTON
SANDWICH ISLANDS.

RARTHQUAKE-sOCIAL EYlLS-THE DUKE OF
EDINBURGH.
SAN Francisco, June 7.-HOnolulu advices to
Nav "a have been received There was severe earth
quake at Mooak on the sth Of April There was con
siderable alarm, but do serious damage was done DIS.
matches for the Duke OF Edinburgh had been received at
Honolulu His advent wGs looked for with considerable
interest. Leprosy prevailed TO an alarming extent
opebalf the population affected by the disease.
from the Maquesas Islands states that the
french Governor lately charge the Marquesas group
had been recalled, and appointment made Drunk
where upon the death Of an old prophet it pro-
claimed that God dead" aud the restriction on
rumdTnking ended.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-08
APPOINTMENTS BY TIE RESIDENT-INTERNAL
REVENUE DECISIONS.
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCH.l

GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCHI
The President has made the following appoint
ments Angus Putnam, Collector of the Customs at
Middletown, Conn. G. C. Lofand, Collector of In
ternal Revenue for the Sixteenth District Of Ohio
T. NJ. Brown Assessor of Internal Revenue for the
Tenth District of Massachusetts,; Joseph t. HOyle,
United States Marshal for Nebraska
On the question as 10 whether tobacco and cigars,
which have been forfeited to tine United States and
sold by the United States Marshal on final process
are subject TO tax not the Commissioners of Inter
nal Revenue writes TO the Untes states Attorney at
Bosten that in his opinion all such goods must be
sold free of tax; that IL to say, If the Government
offers for sale tobacco snuff or cigars, which are
liable to be stamped but which at the time OF sale
duty of the Government and not of the purchaser of
the goods, 20 affix the stamps The Marshal must
place upon the goods he sells his brand and give the
purchaser certificate setting forth the circumstances
of the sale, with the description of the kind and
quantity of goods and such other facts as will enable
the purchaser TO identify the goods if they should
ever after be called in question for want Of proper
stamps any other informaty, III packages labels,
caution notices, &c., Uc.
Commissioner Delano has written letter in an
swer to one from the Collector of Internal Revenue
ut Lancaster, Pa. in which was incloSed sample OF
the stamps issued by the Warden of the Western
Penitentary of Pennsylvania to be affixed to boxes
of cigars made in said Ponitentiary. and to what
course he should pursue in case cigars thus stamped
should be found in his district The Commissioner
nstTucts the Collector to seize all cigars stamped
which may be found in mis- district and institute the
proper proceedings to have them condemned and
Sold and Tor the punlsnnento1 OF tne seller Or the per-
son offering them for SALE
The Rev. NJ j. Cramer, United States Consul at
Leipsig, and brother-in-law of President Grant,
arrived here Saturday evening, accompanied by his
wife, and both are stopping at the Executive Man
sion. They will go with the President to West
Point next Wednesday, without stopping at New
York City. On his return from West Point the PTesi-
dent will stop few days in the city with Mr.. Cor
bin. his brotheT-in'law.
The bond of James Coey. lately appointed Post
master at San Francisco. is $20O,000
Chief Engineer John H. Long has been detached
from the Saugus and ordered to the Seminole.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-08
.vyvsRsARY OF THE BOSTON VETERAN AR.
TTILERY.

BosroN, June 7.-The Ancient and Honor
able Artillery" celebrated s 2sist anniversary to-day
with unusually full ranks. Gen. Banks, and numerous
other men Of military and civil honor carried maske.
As customary the Ancents escorted the Governor and
staff from the Capitol to the old South Church. where the
annual sermon was preached by the Rev. Augustus
Woodbury. Of Providence. Brig.Gen. eamuekC. Law
elected captain and Joseph Paul nrst lSu-
tenant for the ensuing year.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-08
DISSOLUTION OF THE BUFFALO ELEvATING AS.
ISOLATION.

BUFFALO, June 7.-The elevating Association
of this city, after stormy debate. dissolved Each ele
vator was acting today and great reduction
Of rates consequent. A prospect Tor new eombl
nation is very unfavorable at present The following
are quoted &C. per bush 20 vessel and &C. TO
gram, including five days stOrage second nNe days
Storage &C.. and every succeedng ten days &c.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-08
THE PAIL RIVER STEAMBOAT LINE.

FALL RIVER, Mass, Jan. 7.-The return OF
ar solidaed Foil River and Bristol steamboat line
~ ~. original starting point was made the occasion OF
hoIIday. The Bristol with the officers OF the line and
nsr NJ invited guests board met at tho wharf
m nroxvds OF citizens band OF musio eniyened the
esion collation. was seryed on board the boat. and
speecheS Of welcome were made ny ythoau'hooS oi ran
River.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-08
SPAIE.
THE CUBAN TOPIC,

MADRID June There is much anxiety about
Cuba on every hand. The Government is unwilling
to publish the kilograms received from Cuba, which
augments the uneasness
New-York tribune., 1869-06-08
THE CUBAN REVOLUTION
DECREE OF THE CAPTAIN-GENERAL.
DEATHS By YELLOW FEVER.

HAVANA, June 7-Actng Captain General Espinar
has issued decree to the effect that for the future
when appointments are to be made to vacant offices
in the service Of the Government veteran disabled
soldiers shall have the preference.
Surgeon Quinn, of the U. S. ship Saratoga, died
yesterday Of the yellow fever There are three cases
of fever on board the Saratoga She sailed to-day for
Key West.
GEN. PELAEZ.
KEY WEST, June 7.-There is no truth in the re-
port that the United States steamer Contoocook
brought Gen. Pelaez from Havana.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-08
S generalized as follows :
INCOME.
ExPENsEs,
49,s5O,ls5l Goa
S24,925,667
G2.329,S25

When the expenses of governing one million of
free people, and less than four hundred thousand
slaves, amount to twenty-four millions it is plain
that hrtyone millions can be farmed out Of them in
the way of revenues only by hard husbandTy. What
the chief branch of the Spanish establishment costs
the island will interest you here than anything
else and it is enought premise that the cost is coos
sal. Some expenses germane to are included in
the cost of benevolence and justice, given above,
New-York tribune., 1869-06-08
AUSTRIA.

VIENNA, June bishop Lenz, having refused to
obey a legal summons to appear before a secular
court was arrested and brought to the court by the
police.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-08
MEXICO.
GEN. ROsECRANs-MISIsTEB DERDO-ALIENAUON
OF TERRITORY.

GEN RosECRANs-MISIsTEB DERDO-ALIENArION
OF TERRITORY.
HAVANA, June 6.-Gen. Rosecrans, the Ameri-
can Mnister denies the statement recently published in
the papers that he had asked permission TO re-
main at Mexico until the perfection OF his policy Minis
ter LerdO de Teiada had published communication ex
Hang the polcy OF the Government in 1863 and 1884,
Without explaining however or even touching upon us
nreseut poicY All parties IN Mexico were opposed TO
selling any Mexican territory the United States though
there was a welldenned desire for protectorate The
fce OF Minister 70 Washington not sought after be-
cause of the lack OF pay attaching thereto Crime con-
fnued on the Increase despite the efforts OF teoveTn
ment TO suppress IT,
IGNACIO MARISCAL APPOINTED AINIsNR TO
WASHINGTON.
HAVANA, June 7.-Ignacio Mariscal has been
appointed Minister of Mexico to Washington. Conner
PalacIo has made Of the Commissioners under
the Convention for the settlement OF claims between
Merico and the United States LOzano win probably
ceve the appointment Of Minister OF Justice The hexi-
can Congress has adjourned
New-York tribune., 1869-06-08

This seems not great sum, comparatively, to give
TO so cherished an institution the Spanish Church.
but il is in proportion TO all the rest of the budget
Added to what the Church OWNS and may receive
from its communicates, the endowment given it
yearly by the State is great superAuity. What the
parochia clergy receive is evidently smaller than
the comfortable livings of their cathedral brethren
but they can hardly think themselves badly off.
Sums from 10Oup TO 5000 escudos are given yearly
by the Government TO hecurates, and these, added
to what they receive from their parishes, help
them to their livings. The Bishop of Havana re-
ceives about s1sOOOa year, and the Archbishop Of
Cuba the same exclusive of pension given Of late
years to the alustrsiiHo Padre Caret cOnfessor
to the mobled Queen.D The deans are salaried
with $500 apiece, and the chanters DOCTORS school.
masters, penitencaros, lectorals raciOnevos, and
archdeacons Of the cathedrals from 5000 to s. 500
While speaking of salaries it may be well to say that
the man who holds the supreme civil and military
command of the island receives $4,000 year, over
and above what has been set down as the expenses
of the Captain-G Generalship under the war head.
The naGriScal de camps, major-general, second in
command TO him, has $4,000, and other major
generals, 1880.
EThe sum raised by lottery SCI 100 more than
$4,000, ,OOO must be in one way excepted from the
in another it is the most shameful of impositions
since it takes away the money Of the people by sys
tematzed trick rather worthy of gambling house
than government. Few can reap any benefit from
il while the mass are deluded and debauched by it
as by strong drink Such crazy finance has its re-
lation TO human Slavery, and 1t IS to be hoped will
perish with it. -
EXCEssEs OF THE VOLUNTEERs-THEIRA ATTEMPT
TO MURDER GENERAL PELAEZ-sUCCEssEs OF
THE PATRIOTS IN THE INTEMoR-DULCE
COMPELLED TO SURRENDER COMMAND.
IPRoM AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT
HAVANA, June 2.-The resume of my letter of
the 2sh thus On Sunday evening last large number
Of the volunteers formed opposite the Telegraph Hotel
where boarded Gen. Pelaez just in from the Cind Villas
They gave him serenade roans, whistng and drum.
ming on old iron cans, after which they searched tho
house. with the object Of executing him traitor The
police interfered but cautioned to keep away and
did So The General had TO go on board the ron-clad
Victoria for safety They intend 10 demand bim and ex
New-York tribune., 1869-06-08
PRICE FOUR CENTS.

six out Of the seven wards and will have majority Of
about 1900 on the general ticket
IL o'cLocK.-The Republicans victorious in every
Ward Majority about 1900.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-08

These sums are not the least credtable to Spanish
administration in the way of economy, but they
show wide margin for reform The church also
makes demand upon the Cuban treasury in the fol-
lowing:
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-02-13
Notice..


YUNlIE share and stockholders and subscri.
bers for stock in the Puget Sound Wooden
Manufacturing Company established July 18th,
1868, in Pierce ulty, W. r., will take notice
that the Board of Trustees of said Company be-
ing duly convened for business, at the several
times hereafter specified, have made assess
ments on the capital stock Of the Company. to
he paid in to the Treasurer by The Stockh oldcrs
and subscribers for stock, as follows:
august Goth, 1868. Eve (5) per cent.
October 9th, 1858, ten (l0) per cent.
De cmbcr 18th, 1868, twenty tive (25) per cent
February 9Th, 1868, twenty five (2j) per cent.
makng a total assessment on the capital stock
of the Company so far, of sixty five per cent.
The share and stockholders and subscribers
for stock in this Company are required to pay
the full amount of sixty-fvO (G5) per cent. as.
sessed by the Board of Trustees as aforesaid,
Upon shares taken or subscribed for by them
to the Trca surcr. or to Frank Clark, Attorney
for the Company. at or before the expiration II
four (l) weeks from lie 18th day of February,
the i ,tc of the first publication of this notice.
Also that in case OF failure to make such pay
mcnt legal means will be used to enforce the
same. C. II. SPINNING,
President +. s. ". Mfg. Co.
FRANK CLARK,
Secretary p. s. ". Mfg. Co.
February 49, 1862 IOWA
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ACROSTIC.

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No victim dies, who takes it be times.
K eep Pain Killer true friend by yonr side,
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Let il once be tried-"t,riW be used again;
Il very word am telling you, Reader, is true,
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The Pain Killer, is sold by all Druggists and
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80
S:T186oX.

A great French Physician ssys: "More than
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This splendid Tonic is now used by all classes
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The secret OF il is this, Plantation Bitters are
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time. How much more reasonable ana sensible is
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than to dse and weaken and defeat h her
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Important Certificate.
licve the Plantation Bitters have saved my lifs. :.
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"* Thou wilt send me two BOTTLES mora
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-A
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hundreds of disabled soldiers with the most ass
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Superintendent Soldiers Home, Cincinnati, o.
The Plantation Bittcrs make the weak Rtfons,
the languid bran', and are exhausted Natures
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The public may rest assured that in 10 case will
the perfectly pure standard Of the PLANTATION
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Any person pretending to sell PLANTATION BrT-
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NOTICE.

notify friends and the public generally that have this day. entered
formerly
public patronage extended
for firm. d. T. H. NOIHSCHILD
Port Townsend Jan ID, 1863
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ELECTRO SrLIcoN.-This curious and
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t, lie the best article ever discovered for
cleaning and polishing gold. silver and
plated ware. and all smooth metallic CUR
faces. of whatever de 'cription, including
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GOODS MADE TO ORDER.

For the accommodation Of such rs may de
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Colors, ETC., made to order at short notice.
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FLEAs.

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It bears the testimony of eminent disinterested
chemists it is u n'"f
FREE FROM POISON. 80
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CoopER's MAGNETIC BALM.-This
lain may with more propriety be called .
Universal Remedy" than any other
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To HEADS OF FAM,LIEs.-Arc your
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don't fail to use Ncwell's Pulmonary Syr-
up. a few doses given in time may save
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free from anxiety
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nj \ II II l + y .

Tn the 4th inst, at the residence of Mr.. William
Carlton on WILDLY Island, W. T., by the Rev. Mr.
Patterson, Mr.. homas Phillips Of Port Townsend,
70 Miss Hattie +. Carlton of WILDLY Island.
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PRICE AND GUARANTEE.
STYLES.

Having agents in London and in Paris we
introduce the new styles in San Francisco
simultaneously with their appearance in New
York.
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ELECTRO-SILICON
:. ,4atsen --en-sa -ysvAGfss
MAGIC BRILLIANT.

DIRECT FROM NATURES LABORATORY.
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evidence Of its inertia. go. M -
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