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On Monday 18th instant, after short Illness
MARY T.. lluLSr, daughter OF John T. l1ulsi,
aged twcnty-onC years.
The friends of the family requested 10 attend
Her funeral IN THIS !IuesdaHl ~ EN- ~. i"'i,
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NJ LLAMA LACE SlIAWLS, BLACK
and WHITE BAREGE, GRESADINE, and HER
MANI SIIAWLS ut LEVY BROTHERS..
COhTSS COTTON-thc best In usc-at whole.
sale and retail ieu
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STATE CONSERVATIVE COMMITTEE.
RICHMOND, June II, 1869.
Appointment Of Ganyassers.

AT LARGE.
Judge W. J. Robertson, of Albcmarle
Judge William Daniel, Jr., of Campbell.
COUNTY CASvASSERs.
MccktenJnrg.-E. X. Chambers, William
Baskerville. w. r. Atkins. Tucker Caring.
ton. A. ;. Lee, Philip Lockett.
Elizabeth Ctiy.-J. G. Turner, John Fran
els Segar.
Hdhtd1.-Granville c. Medley, Henry
Edmonds.
r. T. DANIEL, Chairman.
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GOURT ORDERS.

NTIRGINlA.-AtR Rules held in the clerk 5
v office of the circuit court of Lancaster county,
for the month Of June, lSC9,
William ii Brent Jr..,......... Plaintiff,
against
Washington 4. Page and Eppa Norris, partners In
II steam Saw-lnili and lumber business, trading
under the firm and by the maine and style of Page
Norris llnfrnlnnls
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To THE CONSERVATIVES OF GooCHLASD.--
The Conservative Committee of Goochland.
the superintendent OF districts, together
with their chiefs and leaders. are hereby d.
rected to assemble at the courthouse of
said county on Monday, the DIST of June,
1869, that being court-dav. At the same
time and place there will qc a mass meeting
of the citizens, which will be addressed by
Colonel Marmadukc johnson, John Ii. GuV,
Walter d. Lcake, and others.
y. X. LEAKE. Superintendent.
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DOVER CoMrANI,}
OFFICE ENGINEER ASD SUPERINTENDENT.
DOVER MINES, VA, June II, l'fp. !
sEA LED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
} tElNED 10y the undersigned until SATUK-
DAY. june 10th instant. Fol; THE IRA NSpOR-
TATIDN OF SIN THOUSAND IDNS OF IRON
ORE FROM tn MINES Ar THE MOUTH OF
NORTH RIVER. KotkBRIDGE COUNTY To
NESIIiAM FURNACE. The transportation 10
hc effected hct"ccn the 18th day Of July prnx imu
and the 3lst December, 1869. The ore to hc r,-
c"ir"h on canal bank At the mines, and IL hc de
iNcrc'! on canal bank At The furnace. Tn. wcghia
t. be determined by the company's scales.
e. /. STONE,
j. It'd Engineer and -upcrIntcudcnt
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EG' DRESS GOODS, DRESS GOODS

EG' DRESS GOODS, DRESS GOODS,
IRON BhREGES
GRENADINES, and ITERNANlS;
LESOS
MOzAMBIQUES
ENGLISH BAREGEs,
PRINTED and PLAIN rTQrES
PLAIN and PRINTED BRILlIA STS,
FRENCH PRINTED CAMBRICS.
CHECKED and STRIPED MuSLISS,
TUCKED aud PUFFED MIrSLINS for waists. At
LEVY BROTHERS,.
A better SPOOL COTTON than Coats cannot
nc had. Jcii
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W WHITE LINEN DUCK of mpe-
rior quality; also. full assortment Of CAssI.
MEREs, vEsTISGs, JEANS, and TwEEDs :. =,
LEVY BROTHERS.
Nos. 1919 and 1915 Main rtreet.
COATS'S COTTON Mt wholesale aud retail ,c II
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'ENIE RICHMOND GYMNASIUM.

The subscriber would respectfully inform the
late members Of the Richmond Gymnasium. and
all others DESTROYS of availiug themselves of the
benefits TO be derived from those exercises for
which this institution Is admirably adapted.
that. having purchased the same from the late
stockholders, Ii will he in complete readiness for
use on and after JUNE 18th at O'Clock L. NJ.
Having spared no pensc in putting the establish
mcnt in thorough order ii is hoped that Ull mcul-
bershIp will readily bc obtained.
The prices for membership, which are far below
the original ones, will be:
For adults, per month ONE DOLLAR.
For minors under sixteen years Of age, per
month. FIFTY CENTS.
The Gymnasium 10 be open daily Sundays cx-
ccptcJ) from / O'Clock /. NJ. to O'Clock L. NJ.
and from O'Clock 7. NJ. to 10 O'Clock l.. NJ.
WILLIAM NJ. LEDLEY.
Cards OF membership TO be obtained 1T No.
Eighth street. IL l5-E
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CONGRESSIONAL NoMINATIoH.-The Con-
yention which assembled in Marion, We'd
ncsday, nominated Mr.. James Il. Gibson,
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j~ IL SPOOL OF, GOOD SEWING;
COTTON at SC. Is considered very low: ,,pt va,
can purchase dozen spoos Of cotton that can, IN
beat for THIRTY CENTS at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
jell Nos. 1871 and 1915 Main stree,
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DOVER MINES, Va, June T.. I,Go. J
AEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
- 'ElN ti1 by III" Undersigned until MONDAY.
June 2lst instant, FOR THE TRAN~I'ORTATIDN
FER CANAL FROM DOVER MINES, GUuCII-
LAND COUNTY. To RICHMOND lllstancc Sc
Tue DOVER COMPANY MAY DESIRE To
SEND To THAT MARKET fsay probably TOO to
400 tons per week. from July Ist proNimo IL july
!. 1870
Also, FOR TIE TRANSPORTATION FROM
DOVER MINES TO WESTHAM FURNACE
distance twelve miles OF ALL THE COKE RE-
q lRED FOR SUPPLY or SAID FURNACE
FOR THE SAME PERIOD t,ay from 900 TO 80
tons per week..
l'iddcrs Will stat" the price per ton lof ??iO
poundsl for which the Goals and coke viii be-
transported. The weights To 10 determined bN tho
company'S scales. {. T. STONE
y lo-td Engineer aud superintendent.
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IRON IRON!
zoo tons ENGLISH and AMERICAN REFINED
IRON, embracing All assortment Of Flats from
thrce-quartcr to Six inches WIDE by onc-third to
ROUNDS and SQUARES, from one-quarter to
four inches In diameter.
OVALS and HALF OVALS.
HALF ROUNDS and SCROLLS.
HORSE SHOE and NAIL RODS.
SHEET, &C., &c.
tons SWEDES IRON.
MAYORS CAST STEEL, Nat, square, and oc-
tagon.
ENGLISH and AMERICAN BLISTERED
STEEL.
BLOCK TIN, SPELTER. SHEET ZINC.
RUSSIAN and ENGLISH SHEET IRON.
For sale by
jc l5--otaw2w f. IS. WORKMAN 4 co.
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MI SECOND GRAND OPENING OF
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
At
JULIUS SYCLE'S.
AIS BROAD STREET, BETWEEN FOURTH AND
FIFTH STREETS.

We have just received on" of the LARGEST and
BEST ASSIGNMENTS OF SPRING AND SUM-
MER DRY GOODS ever offered In this city, and
| ut prices t. suit one and all.
CALICO ~ 10 and l@ic.:
LENOS at 25c. per yard. really worth 9oc.
STRIPED GRENhDINE at 37!c.:
STRIPED CHALLIE, @5".:
SATTN-STRIPED MOZAMBIQUE at Toe, really
great bargain;
SATIN-STRInED CHINA rOPLiN At Soc;
JAPANESE POPIIN-plan plaid. and striped
BLACK GRENhDINE. BAREGES,
TAMARTANES, &C..
FIGURED GRENADINE:
LLAMA LACE POINTS at MI prices;
WHITE GOODS Of every description:
- GRENADINES, BAREGES, and FRENCH
ORGANIZES for Shawls
EMBROIDERED and LACE HASDkER-
CHIEFS, from 20 10 75c.
LINEN BpSOMS, full size, ?5r.:
IRISH LINEN. PILLOW CASE and SHEET
ING LINEN.
JULIUS SYCLE, rs Broad street,
between Fourth and ritth,
ap@a next door to Kc!ninrham'~ bookstore.
MI |. u. RRIGGS'S OLD-ESTAB-
LISTED BAKERY Established In $3.50, and do
ing more business than any other bakery in the
city. keep. constantly on hand and baking fresh
every day. all kinds OF BREAD, CAKES ant
CRACKERS.
Wholesale list OF Crackers and Cakes thy the
SODA CEACKER%. s.. p b.;
BUTTEE, Sc. r. H.:
OYSTER. =. r H..
WATER. T.. n n:
CREAM l@r. II H..
AEEOWEuoT. IL. q d..
SUGAR IL. n H..
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CE, ICE, ICE, ut the MARKET STORE.
l. iii Main street. between Seventeenth aud
Eighteenth Also, FRESH MEATS, &c after
market hours SLICED Ham; SMOKED BEEF:
3EEE and noe TONGUES, smoked and picked !;
ILoiilES LiNES one-quartcr mile long or
SuoIlcE' llhl.fS rs sour vinegar; with
Tens, GROCERIES, W OODE NV \ x r,
bRcohS, and anything else. Please su and SEQ
OF come TO i; (. JAMES, Ia ths First Market, tcr
saea.s oAeS-Ni &e' my jim
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V'O MANUFACTURERS OK CAPT.
4 TALl>TS.-A valuable PATENT RIGHT for
sale for Virginia and other southern States. This
patent has sixteen years TO run, AID will become
more valuable every year. Inquire for j. l..
fiEEsON, ut the office of T.. Ii. Starkc, liiD Main
street. ic J5-It
DRlNrlEG IN COLOkS DONE AT
= THE DisPATCH PRISTING-UOUsE,
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TO STONE-MASONS, STONE-PANERS
Il bkltk-MAkEH>, BRICk-p EERS
BLACkSMiIiS, AND EXCAVATORS-Sralr
proposals viii bc received al this office until Tie
-J,l instant, At l. o'clock 81, for furnishing the
r!ly Win Granite Flag Stones. Curb PAWN,
bl"cNs, and all Brick that may he required for the
term OF QUO year. Also, for doing all tie stone
1iI orlck paving, shoeing city mules &C.. grading
ana Ef'ikcllng streets In New District and LAYING,
down all flag stone and curb 'o
ne committee reserve the right 10 reject any
and AL bids offered.
Separate forms Of proposal can be had on appll-
cation Ut this Office ' ii''
Proposals will also be received within three
s rom ms date, FOR furnishing the city with
500 Corner stones for streets ordered In be orrrrJ
by order Of the Committee Oh Streets
JOHN i. CRESSHAW
DOM City Engineer.
hl'hhOHD, June IL, 1852 u l5--codtd
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THE CAMPAIGN.
Colonel WalkerAat Winchester.
THE PEOPLE OF FREDERICK IN LINE.
Speeches by Hon. Robert Y. Conrad,
Colonel Walker, and Others.
Reported Specially for the Dispatch.

WINCHESTER, juno IT, 1853.
To-day has been one Of the most protita-
HE of tho canvass, and / have heard not a
few. but many, men who have been hereto
fore lukewarm and undecided, announce
their purpose to enter upon the canvass at
once with zeal and enthusiasm. Others
who were set down for Wells have declared
for Walker; and as for the Walker men
who were in the ranks on our arrival here,
they are as jubilant and n confident of sue
cess as any / have met since this canvass
opened. it would do your hearts good TO
hear thcse--Vallcy farmers express their adj
miration for our candidate, after having
heard him speak. Do not be afraid of Ere.
derrick. as our friends here mean work, and
Il heap Of it.
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\ telegram in the Lynchburg, Rcpubl',cd,n,
rcnorts the negroes at Concord 1a'npoci'
ani,ntv. to be call right"
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I7'F IN NINEs- y, juno T. Tug. J
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
y tElNED by the undersigned until MONDAY.
June :!st Instant, FOR THE DELIVERY uF
TWO THOUSAND TONS OF PURE LIME
STONE At WEHTHAM FURNACE. The limr-
stone must contain not less than ninety per cent
~ carbonate at linz, and must he delivered on
canal bank at the furnace between the 18th day OF
July proNinlo and the ist day OF November, 1852
{. i. STONE
IL l5-td Engineer and SunerIntrnd,nt
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Mcssrs. Meade, Reilly, Barton, Williams,
Hunter, Byrd, Holladay, Fauntleroy,
Holmes. Conrad, Huck, and Judge Parker,
OF the Winchester bar, will at once com
Some of them have appointments for to-
morrow, and al will speak early and often
from this time to July 9th. The people, they
inform me, were never more anxious than
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PoLICE INTELLIGENCE.

ANOTHER PANEL ROBBERY Lizzie Mulligan
twenty-five years Of age, giving her residence at No.
"a Wooster street, was arraigned by officer Doyle
yesterday morning, before Justice Dodge, OF Jerer
son Market, upon complaint Of James johnson,
charged with robbing MIN OF bonds and money,
valued at s1,7lo, on Tuesday night by means OF
what Is known as the panel game, in the house No.
II Fourth avenue The complainant failing to ap-
pear the girl was discharged.
FEMALE SNEAK THIEF.-Yesterday morning Annie
Eagan was arraigned before Justice Mansfield, at
the Essex Market Police. Court charged with stealing
from Mrs. Mary Hogan, Of No. 2o7 East broadway,
wearing apparel to the value Of about ten dollars.
Annie committed the robbery by going into Mrs.
Hogans bedroom and putting the articles IN ques-
ton under her own garments. Unfortunately for
her, she did not fasteniher booty securely, and SO
was found out. She was committed to answer.
ALLEGED THEFT OF PAWN TICKETs.-Peter Fla
herty, OF No. PIT Front street. missed some pawn
tickets for various articles left at his Urcles,"
presenting value Of 500. Among the articles was
looking glass. Having traced, he says, the re-
demption of the looking glass by James Gray. he
caused yesterday the arrest OF the latter on charge
Of stealing the tickets. Gray was taken before Judge
Hogan, at the Tombs Police Court and committed
In default Of $500 bail to answer the charge
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BROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE.

PRESENTATION TO A PAsToR.-Rev. Father Dornis,
late pastor OF St. Stephens church, Brooklyn, was
presented on Wednesday evening last with q
beautiful gold chalice by deputation OF his
former pensioners at Huntington, l.. J., where
ne IS now stationed as assistant pastor with Rev. J..
). crowley. The testimonial OF regard was received
IN appropriate and feeling terms by the worthy and
reverend gentleman, and the affair was most graIi-
lying 10 all concerned In the presentation.
THE JUEKMEN AND THE MAYoR-Mayor Kalb-
neisch was waited upon yesterday morning by
delegation or Junkmen, who laid before his Honor
the grievances under which they labored from what
the Board OF Aldermen at recent session OF that
body, prohibiting them from using bells on their
carts. The Mayor gave them TO understand that he
would recommend reconsideration OF their resolu-
ton in this matter SO as restrict junkmen to stated
number OF bells.
shall Ready appeared before Justice WEIGH yesterday
afternoon, and acting upon information and belief
preferred charge OF arson against A. J. Spieldock,
the proprietor of clothing store at No. 600 Myrtle
avenue. The accused, II appears, rents the house
after retiring TO his apartments the store on the
night OF the 2lst in5t IRE broke out In the store
abOut quarter OF an hour before eleven O'Clock.
As the defendant swears that there was no light
burning IN the store, nor was there combustble
material about the place when he retired, the origin
OF the fire Is so far wrapt in mystery. The indca-
hons are, however that IL first commenced under
the shelves behind the counter. Believing that there
were SUFFICIENT grounds for suspectng Spiedock the
Fire Marshal caused mis- arrest, as stated. There
lures OF $7,100 Ia the Phoenix and Manhattan H.
surance companies. The defendant held that his
loss was about 5000. but subsequently agreed with
we 'nsvIspss agents " accept SI,4so,
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Average temperature for corresponding date last
year.
WALL STREET PoLICE.--It Is proposed to appoint
private police force for Wall street. to be uniformed
and to be supported by the bankers and brokers' If
the Police commissioners VIII consent.
BURGLARY IN EIGHTH AvENUE.-On Monday night
the store OF Mr. Frank corner Of Forty third street
and Eighth avenue, was entered by burglars, who
pried OF the paddock OF the front door. and stole
5000 worth OF silks No clue has been obtained
likely 10 lead 10 the discovery OF the robbers
SuNsrRoKE,-George Mcleod, forty-ave years Of
age, employed in the Park, was sunstruck yesterday
morning In Barclay street, near College place. He
was taken to the City Hospital Mr.. James McGraw,
Of East Twentyfourth street, was Frustrated during
Sixth avenue and Tenth street. He was taken to
the hospital.
HORRIBLE ACCIDENT.-AbOut ten O'Clock yester-
day little boy named John Ficke Of Jersey City,
while crossing Canal street with some pictures,
which he was selling, was run down by private
coach. The pole struck him In the forehead. smashed
In his skull and dragged him Tor some feet lie was
taken UP insensble and conveyed by o1icer Brton,
OF the Broadway squad, 70 the City Hospital, where
the physicians entertain but slight hopes OF his re-
covery.
FIRE CoNMIssIoNERs.--The weekly meeting OF the
Fire Commissioners was held yesterday morning,
Major General Shaler Ia the chair. An abstract Of
expenditures by the various companies during the
quarter ending June 30, showing grand total Of
fl4S,00f, was fled. A communication was received
from James Fisk, Jr., requesting the Fire Depart
ment 20 relinqulsn their claim TO the room In the
LrIe Buildings set apart for hose cart but no
longer wapted lor that purpose. Afesrciy Of n.y.
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FRANCE
OGicial Announcement of the Opening of |
the Suez Canal.

OEfcial Announcements of the Opening of
the Suez Canal.
Messrs. Moses and Mitchell, OF London, received
on the nth inst. the following communications re-
speeding the Suez Canal, from NJ f. dc Lesseps, the
President Of the company.
To Messrs MOSES and MITCHELL transit agents to
the Suez Canal Company London.
GENrLEMEN-I have the honor TO send you by this
opportunity ten copies or a circular which have
Just addressed TO the presidents OF the various
chambers Of commerce. You Will obge by COM
municatng contents thereof to the principal mer.
chants and shippers in the city. have, &C,
FERD. DE LESSEPS.
y MONSIEUR LIE PREsIDENT-I have much pleasure
In handing you enclosed notice TO merchants and
shippers, which shall be Obliged by your bringing
10 the notice of the merchants and shipowners OF
your town. Ineed not call your attention 70 tne
importance OF the document, which likes deDnitlyely
the opening Of the Suez Canal TO general nayiga-
ton.
n would request you TO direct the attention OF mer.
chants and shippers to the importance attaching TO
prompt and easy development OF commercial re-
latlons with the East.
the Cape aud the delays consequent on traDshlp.
ment IN Egypt have restricted trade 10 and from the
East When once the barrier IL removed and the
route 10 the Indies shortened by onehaf 1t Will per-
mt OF complete interchange Of European and
As,a.c lIouuee. IL becomes necessary TO antici-
ing sufficient neaus Of transport TO meet The occa-
zion. have, &c. FFKD ID LEsSEps
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND SHIPPERS
inc Suez Canal viii be opened throughout TO navi.
cation on the 18th OF November lssS Win the dentn
OF water eight metres. On the Occasion OF the man
guratlon merchant vessels and those heon0ing IN
various governments, presenting themselves ar tho
two extremitcs OF the canal--viz., at 1Port saidn
aHA 'taes,on the nth, lsth 18th ana 10th of No.
vember, Will be exempt from all dues. From No
vember 81, conf0rmaby with article seventeen OF he
Act OF Concession the rate Of passage through the
canal will be ixed at ten francs head for pas.
sengers and per ton according to the legal tonnage
measure OF the respective nations. The adminieIra-
MON wlD publish, SHORTLY reguatl2Re ler the payiga
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DESr-Monsieur Jules Favre, by the
46 constitution and OF the regulations no
Ion OF any sort can take place on the occa-
6of message from the Emperor. assent on
great number OF benches, denial on the lelI.l
Al. JULES FAvRE-I am explaining my views on
| the minutes
The PREs IpENr.-l cannot allow you to continue
on this subject. (Renewed appreciation; continued
n0ise.)
NJ. JULES FAvRR, raisinghis voice to dominate the
noise)-I ascend this tribune to protest against an
&C. which is the most formal contradiction to the
message we heard yestel-ssy. The step to which |
a fSe S mot Un Sr an The NH
funest measure. violent explanations In many
parts. Great applause on the leftl.
The Observation-Disclosures jules Favre, 1 call you
to order. Appreciation on many benches. Noisy
excamations on the lelt)
the profound impuissance OF personal power
Noise and increasing agitation; cries OF "order, Or
derr Applause on the LETT.
The PREsIDENT-Monseur Jules Favre, again
call you to order. (EXcamatons on the left; ap-
probation In the other parts OF the Chamber
" JULES FAvRE-I can only pity those among You,
gentlemen, who do not feel yourselves wounded.
lMurmurs from various benches.) The country VIII
judge us ALL tRenewed eXcamations.) Yes, gentle
men. the people asked be enlightened 1t desired to
bere assured. Our discussions postponed the pub
lie anxiety is prolonged; repeat the nation VIII
judge us. loud cheering on the left; agitation
The PRES IDBNT-l cannot allow you to continue,
M Jules Fayre returned to his seat and received
the congratulations OF his colleagues of the left.
N. JULES TAvRE from his place In the midst NO, OF
Legislative Body Is not constituted.
tNose.) A large number Of elections are not vail
dated. Such proceeding has never been recorded
LII history. We are subjected to humiliation. Qn-
creaslng noise and cries of ''0rder, ORDERLY Per-
sonal power Is condemned. 1t will not survive this
event. Such Is my conviction. agitation and con.
fusion.)
The PREsIDENr-I am astonished that it should be
the day after grand act-one essentially liberal
Some voices on the lelt-Oh, OH
= Numerous other5-Yes, yes.
The PRESIDENT y that such protests
should be raised in this place. Not only are they
contrary 10 the regulations but they still more
SO to the sentiment OF the whole OF France. Crrue,
true. Loud cheers.)
NJ. E. PELLErAN-This is policy Of intrigue, not
of princiule,
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DSk CITY.
THE COURTS.
UNITED STATES coMMl:spNEa's cousy.


An Alleged Counterfeltsr Held 70 Bail.
Before Commissioner Osborn.
The United states u.s. Joseph Pyocenxane. de-
fendaI. Is one Of the men arrested q short time
since on charge of ceunterieitang the national
and was committed for trial yesterday III default Of
$4,000 No defence was offered, ..,s
Alleged Counfericiting Stamps.
Before Commissioner Shields.
Yhe United States rs. Nicholas p Lorsen.-The
defendant, who was arrested on charge of coun.
terfeiting United States revenue stamps was held to
bah yesterday In the sum OF $4,000 to await the ac
ton OF the Grand Jury. Larsen was arreste with
several others, who waived examination, he alone
submitting his case to the Commissioner me par
tculars have been already fully reported In the
HERALD.
Alleged Tobacco Fraud.
Before Commissioner Osborne.
The United States rs. John W. RichdrdsOn.-De-
PENDANT Is manufacturer or CIGARS and has retail
establishment In Stuyvesant street. He was brought
up yesterday on charge OF having cigar boxes in
his show cases that had not been stamped as the
law required. The evidence introduced on behalf
of government was to the effect that the boxes had
stamps them, but that they had not been pasted
TO the covers to be broken beng opened, as
the law requires. The evidence for the defence was
TO show that the stamps In question had been pasted
to the cover, but had peeled off, The theory OF the
prosecution was that the stamps had been purposely
so afXed to the boxes for the purpose OF binding
the officers OF the law by seeming compliance the
object being to I'LL up the box e5 as they were eX-
that the stamps had been put on as the law required
and had peeled OH The commissioner, in dlsposing
OF the case, said the question before hm was purely
one OF fact and as the witnesses were OF equal credl-
bty the only course for him to pursue was to hold
defendant to await the action of the Grand Jury,
which was done, his bail being fixed at $500.