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The New York herald., 1869-06-16
TbLHGRAPHIC NEWS
FR o M
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
Decentralization Among the Span
iards in Cuba.
DESERTI0NS TO THE INSURGENTS
The English Press on the Irish
Church Bill.
PRINCE ARTHUR TO VISIT AMERICA.
Propagation Of the Nova Scotia
Legislature.
Proposed Closing Of Canadian Markets
to American Dealers.
THE INDIANS In KANSAS.
PRINCE ARTHUR TO VISIT AMERICA.
Propagation Of the Nova Scotia
Legislature.
Proposed Closing Of Canadian Markets
to American Dealers.
THE INDIANS In KANSAS.
CUBA.

Cuban Reports of the Second Battle Of Pu.
ert0 Padre-The Spanards Repulsed with
Heavy Loss-Prospects of the Insur.
gents-Recruits from Washington Gone to
the Southern Coast.
WASHINGTON, June Is, 1869.
Intelligence has been received here from Cuban
sources of the fight which took place between the
revolutionary forces and the Spanish troops near
Puerto del Padre. The Cuban troops, numbering
1000, were attacked in their entertainments by the
Spaniards with force Of nearly double that num-
Der, who were twice repused. The loss Of the Gu
bans was less than hundred in killed and wounded,
while that Of the attacking party was three
times as great The Spaniards retreated,
leaving number Of their killed and wounded
on the 1ed. The result OF this battle has had an
encouraging effect upon Che Cuban army which is
reported to be gaining strength every day from the
Derry best portion Of the people OF the island.
The want Of harmony between the officers in
command Of the government troops in the field
and the volunteers who have taken possession Of
the government Of the island exhibiting itself in
the generalization Of the Spanish troops and the
large number Of desertions to the Cuban army.
This condition Of things has gwen a new impetus
and strength to the Cuban cause, the leaders having
no doubt of ultimate success.
number OF recruits, mostly from Virginia, left
here yesterday and to-day to join force which is
randezvousing on the southern coast preparing to
join the Cuban army.
Appearance OF the Cholera Mt Nuevitas-De-
preston Of the Havana MariSets-Elect ectiOns
in Porto Rico.
HAVANA, June Is, 1869.
The cholera has become epidemic In Nuevitas and
the surrounding country. 1t Is unusually malignant
In its attacks, and in the majority OF the result
Is fatal.
ul,a ba,o h,,r,a oil
and Camarones.
The Havana markets are dull Merchants are in
disposed 10 do business in the present unsettled
state OF affairs.
In Porto Rico the elections for members OF the
Spanish Cortes have been completed and verified.
The deputies will depart for Madrid Immediately.
The island Of Porto Rico remains tranquil.
The New York herald., 1869-06-16
THE PACIFIC COAST.


The Monitors mt Mare Island Ready for Ser
ceipts Of Coin from Mexro-Deatk Of the
Governor Of British Columbia.
SAN FRANCISCO, June H. 1862
On the 11th OF June another ordes was received at
the Navy Yard at Mare Island to have the iron-cads
MonadnOck and Comanche ready fOy service at an
hours notice; consequently temporary covers have
been provided to protect them from the weather,
and the stores are ready to be put on board when
ordered
General Thomas has ordered military expora-
uon OF southeastern Nevada with the view Of ascer-
tanning the character aud OF the country
before establishing military posts there. Mining
plorations in that district limited because OF the
dread Of the Indians and the great distance from
base Of supplies. SO far penetrated the country
has proved rich IN mineral deposits, and less lack
ing IN arabic land, timber and water than at first
The California Stock Exchange, for the sale of
White Pine stocks, held It's first session to-day The
board ls full. 1t occupies the old Bank Exchange
billiard saloon, at the corner Of Washington and
Montgomery streets, and Is pronounced the finest
exchange room in the United States.
The United states soOp-Of-war Cyane arrived from
Panama via Acapulco to-day; all well.
The steamer Montana, from Mexican ports, brings
over $1,000 600 In treasure making total OF S6l2oOo
OF foreign coin received IN this port during the past
fOrty-elght hours.
Major General Thomas commanding the Military
DNIslOu Vi tNe IdClIC, VIII leave Oh wednesday
an extended tour OF inspection OF the military posts
OF Northern California, hdano, Nevada Oregon,
Washington Territory and Alaska, by the steamer
Investigate.
1t Is reported that Irregularities have occurred at
Sitka. The suspension or II. d. ElenhOrst a. Co..
produce dealers, js announced; their liabilities
amount to $300OOO.
Governor Seymour OF British Columbia, died on
the l0tn OF June board the British gunboat SPAR
rowhawk, while on tour OF inspection to the north
ern coast OF British Columbia. The cause OF his
death was weakness and exhaustion from diarrhGa.
-
assumed the governorshp pending instructions
from England.
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NEW YORK.
Sunday School Converstion in Aibany-Death
by DrOwaingy

Sunday School Conversion in Aibany-Death
by DrOwnings
ALBANY, June Is, 1862
The Sunday School State Convention met In Twed"
die Hall this morning. Several hundred delegates
were present The following officers were elected
President John ID. Prince, Of Flatbash; Vice Prest
dents Rev. J. T. Peck, OF Albany; Rev. H. Day, or
Schenectady. Secretaries and business committees
we're also chosen, when the Conventions took re-
cess.
At the afternoon session the Treasurer's report was
read showing the expenditures for TIE year az
$685. and receipts t726 The reports Of the secrc-
taries OF the County Sabbath schools showed the
schools to be IN prosperous condition. Addresses
were then delivered the institute OF SabDath
school work.
The stable and dwelling house Of Charles Biehl,
on Central avenue, were destroyed by fire this mOrn-
ing In the stable valuable horse was burned MI
Biehl was badly burned u endeavoring TO save his
horses.
Edward Murphy, a liquor dealer OF this city, was
accidentally drowned this morning.
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AUS TRlA.

Official Denial Of Warlike Preparations.
PEsTu, June 49, 1862
Count Andrassy denies that there Is any founda
ton for the recently circulated that warliKe
preparations were on foot IN the Austrian empire
lie says Austria and Hungary desire peace, and Will
strictly maintain the principle of non-intervention
In theaGalrs OF neIghboring Powers.
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MARYLAND.


BALTIMORE, June Is, 1869.
contract was to-day concluded between the Bal
timore and Ohio and Indianapolis Cincinnati ana
Lafayette Railroad Companies for permanent busi-
ness connections to and from the West via Cincin-
natl This arrangement provides for through trains,
rates and proper facilities for the development Of
the joint traffic. The former company becomes
largely interested In the securities OF the latter. The
arrangement Is regarded as very important, par
ticularly to the cities of Cincinnati and Baltimore.
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LOUISIANA.
Police Trouble. In New Orleans.

tohcc Ar0uO'es :" NcW Vr'eN"ss
NEW ORLEANS, June Is, 1869.
-Four members OF the Metropolitan Police Board
including Lieutenant Governor Dunno, who Is prcs-
dent Of the Board were imprisoned in the parish
prison to-day six hours and fined &l00 EACH by the
Sixth District Court for contempt In disobeying an
Injunction OF that court Tho trouble grows out Of
the JEFFERSON City police affairs.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Cunard mail steamship Scotia will leave this
port on Wednesday for Liverpool.
The mails for Europe viii close at the Post Ofice
at nine O'Clock A. NJ. on Wednesday.
THE NEW YoRE HERALD-Edition for Europe-wiu
be ready at eight O'Clock In the morning.
Single copies, In wrappers for mailing six cents.
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DENMARK.

Celebration Of the Anniversary OF the Com
siifuti0n.
COPENHAGEN June IS, 1860.
The anniversary Of the Danish constitution was
celebrated to-day with great enthusiasm. pub
lie fete was held, which was attended by the King
and Queen, and over 10000 people participated.
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VIRGINIA..

Conservative Meeting in RichmOad. Enlist.
ment Of Volunteers for CuOu.
RICHMOND, June Is, 1869.
mass meeting of conservatives was held here
this afternoon. The business houses were closed
and about 1000 people assembled In the park. The
tenor of the speeches made was that while neither
negro Suffrage nor the expurgate1 constitution
was desirable yet all should be accepted, that the
state might again return 90 the Union and peace
and prosperity be restored. The claims OF Mr.
Walker. the conservative republican candidate for
Governor. were urged, and recognized with en-
thusiasm by the audience.
recruiting ofice for soldiers ut thirty dollars
month and bounty has been opened here II Is un
dersood they are to be enlisted for the Cuban cause.
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TooTHE.-At Linden, N. j.. on Monday, June II,
MARY H., wife OF william Toothe and daughter OF
Thomas Woodward, of Brooklyn.
Notice OF funeral hereafter
[F0r other Deaths see Ninth Ptgel
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Editor HcrnIds--Yn Your List of Wholesale
Dealers published under the head of Internal Revenue the
amount OF sales Is down from May 1868, May !,
1852 $751; There s such wide discrepancy between
facts and figures u may be well to that Baldwin he
clother, Canal street and Broadway did
$4,000 short OF retailing he Is exclusively retaer) 00O
worth Of ready made clothing during the year
toned.
BALDWIN, the Clothcr.
N BTe most attractive stock mems boys Cloth
ing In the city offered at the above establishment
Specialties for hot weather. Prices popular.
BALDWIN, the Clothicr.
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Completion Of the New Telegraph Cable.
BREsT June 15 1869.
All the preparations for laying the French Atlantic
cable are complete. The weather Is stormy to-day.
The work will commence as soon as the sea has
become calm.
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Tbis IL the sensou of the Year

When children teethng almost to have dyscuery
and darrhma. Mrs. WINsLOw'S SOOTHING SYRUP IL
erailng remedy II not only relieves the child from
pain but invgoates the stomach bowels acdy
and gives tone and the whole syste IL will
instantly cure gripping In the bowels Mothers,
don't fail TO procure II.
Be and call for
"MRs. wINsLow's SOOTHING syRUP,"
Having the fac-simile of "Curs Perkins on the outside
wrapper. All others base limitations
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For Rats, Reaches, Ants, Use s'Ccstar's'' Ex.
druggists sell ST. ga SO sizes factory Is Howard street
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Montana CordiaI.-Nc More Dyspepsia. To
he taken before and after each meal.
Il. A. CHALvIN, isl Fulton street.
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Fireworks.
EDGES FIRST PREMIUM FIREWORKS
Wholesale and retail depot,
80 Maiden lane New York
Laboratory, Jersey City, N. ].
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Mrs. NJ. G.. Browns Celebrated Poor Ricli-
ards Eve Water Sold bv Druggists.
McKEssoN 4 ROBBINS, Wholesale Agents
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ROYAL Havana Lotfcry.-For OHiciai Draw.
ng for June 5, lss9, another part of the paper
TAYLOR CO, Bankers, i6 Wall street. New York.
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Undonbtedtiv 1t Is ON the Card Now foe
fine weather among the snowy articles of dress that
be ro,ed out none will be conspicuous superb
Hats OF Knox the hatter No 22 Broadway Under one OF
Knoxs machless tiles looks every inch a man, and
more, too. 90 set enc todaydont wal, tn tomorrow.
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a skin Free from Tun, BiofcIies, Frecl<les,
moth patches chaed desh and all deformes Of the
can be aninei by free of DR.. GOURhUD'S world
renowned ITALIAN MEDTCATED sOAP found at his new
depot IS Bond street. Removed from 45S Broadway. Fifty
ake
The New York herald., 1869-06-16

GourauPs Poudre Subtitle Removes TTniI
from low foreheads Of the body safely aud
quickly. Is Bond street, late Of 45S Broadway.
The New York herald., 1869-06-16

A.-rfniian Lotion for the Complexion Pre-
vents Sunhurn, Freckles and Pimpes. For sale by DIR.
7f0 Broadway and all first druggists.
The New York herald., 1869-06-16

s.-Lldies' Faces Epamclec; also the Pre-.
paraon for sale, with instructions By ~ LAUSSON TOO
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Twenty Dollars.
One best French China TEA SET, gold edge, a. peccs
Twelve cut glass WATER GOBLEfS
Twelve cut glass WINE GLASSES,
One pair handsome Bohemian VASES,
will be sent to any address on receipt Of $50,
or forwarded by express &. d. D.
Address HERMAN TKOST co,
Nos IS and ~ Murray street.
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A.-FcpCpn's Ecnriuc Oroide Gold Watches,
S0 S2 Sis $40 each. Sent C. o. d. 79 Nassau street.
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A.--Snve p per cent by Purchasing your Sill.
direct from the manufacturers, FORD TUPPER.
Salesrooms 7s and 7s Broadway Tenth street.
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Couraud's Oriental Cream, 81 so Per Bot.
tie. IS Bond street, late Of i5S Broadway, and druggists
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Comments on the Passage Of the Irish Church,
Bill.

LONDON, Juno Is. 1869.
The Times In an article on last nights debate IN
the House of Lords says the speeches OF Lord STRAIT
ford De Redclife and the Archbishop OF Canterbury
leave no doubt as to the result OF the bill While
they dislike It and are unable to persuade themselves
that II will have beneficial effect they advise the
House to give Its assent. The practical good sense
and patriotism Of these speeches contrast strongly
with the tone OF MI. Brights hasty efruson.
The Telegraph says after this. the first nights
debate on the Irish Church bill, the issue cannot be
doubted.
The star thinks that since the speech OF the Arch
bishop OF Canterbury everything appears imme-
diately favorable to the passage of tie bill.
Mr.. Bright has written letter TO a meeting In
Birmingham, in which he says
II the House OF Lords delay the passage OF the
Irish Church bill they Will stimulate the discussion
Of subjects which might slumber for years. The
house IN favor oil and in the other house against
given policy may be questioned. Why Is It that
when the Crown and the Commons arc In harmony
with the nation the Lords are IN direct oppositonY
As long as the House OF Lords act IN harmony with
the country ,s1 Say may "a S9 e ndS Sr NAV lEns o
pleasant accidents.
Mr.. Bright concluded with the hope that the coun-
Gel OF a few good and wise men IN the House may
prevail
Iue IsOr0s on tnc fhs1u8c ot hEt-u
Bill.
LONDON, June is, 1869.
In the House OF Lords tonight great number OF
petitions against the passage of the Irish Caurch bill
were presented.
Lord Cairns gave notice Of a question to ascertain
II the government intended to endorse the opinions
contained In Mr.. Brighps letter to the Birmingham
meeting.
The debate on the Irish Church bill was then re-
sumed.
Lord Grey said he felt all the circumstances
under which the bill was sent to this House, but
urged the Earl Of Iarrowby TO reconsider his motion
for a posiponement In view OF the consequences
which might result should II be carried. II the
bill before them passed at all It must be materially
amended. The House Of Lords now had. but might
not hereafter have, the power to remould the mea-
sure The result of the late elections was emphati
cally In favor Of the bill and It would be imprudent
for the Lords to oppose it. If they were success.
ful for the moment they would soon have IL
returned, perhaps In more objectlonal form. lie
urged the consideration OF amendments In fair and
concatory spirit, ana exhorted the House TO &C.
cept the measure with dignity, and not incur the
odum Of the people by collision with the House of
Commons, which represented the deliberate op,n,on
Of the nation.
The Archbishop OF Dublin complained OF the hard
ungenerous and illibera manner In which tbe
Church was treated, and denounced the bill Ire
thought II 1t was necessary, 1t might have been less
eeverc.
The Bishop Of a. Daylds said the superior sane
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THE NEW DOMINION.

Propagation of the Nova scotia Legislature
speech Of the Governor.
HALIFAX, June Ia, 1862
The Legislature was prorogued this afternoon by
Governor Doyle. In his speech he sald:--
sincerely hope the policy you have adopted will
lead to the of the evils that have retarded
the prosperity OF the province and that the people
OF the colony will long continue to maintain loyalty
to the Queen and attachment to the British nstiti-
tions. Knowing as do the great Importance which
the imperial government attaches to the position of
Nova Scotia, particularly the harbor OF Halifax and
having also from long Official connection with the
province the deepest interest In Its welfare, cannot
but feel the responsibility which my position entails
upon me; but look with confidence for assistance
from you whether In session or by your example In
private life in peacefully carrying on the govern
ment and promoting the best interests of the
province.
The New York herald., 1869-06-16

Tonic, Cathartlc and Refrigerant,
best remedy for headache constipation Ind seson
antiiote against the bad effects OF heat
Wholesale and retail at JOHN r. HENRYS family medi.
cine depot, No. College place. New York.
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Fdi,or HcrnId.-In Your List of Wholesale

CristadOrc's UnrivnIlcd Hair 'Dyc.-SoId
and applied at his wig and scalp factory Astor House.
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ENGLAND.
The London Times ON the Alabama Ques-

The London Times the Alabama Ques.
tion.
LosDoS June Is, 1869.
The Times to-day has another article on the Ala
bama claims II says that 1t cannot be denied that
The work OF building the Alabama was done
knowingly by British builders in u British port,
thougtaer the event 1t may be regretted that such
proceedings were lawful. 1t Is almost certain that
shey were not unlawful but 1t would have been bet
ter for both countries If the government had seized
the Alabama. The justifabiity OF this step was
doubtful, but the refusal Is the offence which Eng
land committed and which she IS ready to submit
to any tribunal as the Americans DESIRE
The New York herald., 1869-06-16
Fireworks.

Established in 1soO-Thc Metropolitan Job
Printing Establishment 81 Nassau street.
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FRANCE.
Perfect Tranquility Of Paris.

The city has been perfectly quiet all day, and
all signs Of uneasiness and excitement have disap
peared.
The New York herald., 1869-06-16
Resolutions Of the Toronto Corn Exchange
Closing Canadian Markets Against Ameri-
can Products.

TUNUNIO, JUIIt 10, IobB
AT meeting to-day OF the Toronto Corn Elk.
change Association petition was adopted 10 Parlia-
ment advising the imposition Of duties on American
breadstuiIs and provisions. The petition states that
the people of the United states have had sufficient
proof OF the desire OF Canada TO renew trade rea-
tons on the bToadcst basis OF reciprocity. and as
there seems ut present. no prospect OF this, the
association conclude that tue privileges heretofore
given to American produce and manufactures
should he rcscinded and the Canadian market vr-
tually closed q them.
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Use Ticmnnn,, Laundry Blue.

Free from acid.
Depot 49, Chambers street, New York.
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build the city and temple. In the ceremonies OF con-
erring this order the trials and difficulties encoun-
tered IN the work are illustrated IN very forcible
and impressive manner. Its history dates back to
that event, and Ia found IN Josephus and in the
third and fourth chapters or the first book Of
Esdras.
THE CITY.
On saturday night the crowd commenced pouring
In. Quarters had been engaged In advance. and
each Commandery upon arrival went at once TO ts
hotel. The streets from that time until this evening
have been almost molOpolized Dy men In back
suits and glazed caps ON sunday most OF those In
the city attended the various churches, aud
seemed generally to take deep interest in
the ceremonies Last evening and today, when the
vast assembiage OF participants In the parade, and
the visitors drawn here by the promised sight had
arrived, Chestnut street seemed the objective
point, and pedestriauism on this thoroughfare was
almost an impossibllliy. The city Councils passed
resolutions OF welcome, extending the hospitaIties
OF tse city to the visitors. and the Mayor
he would do no business that could pos.
sbly be avoided until after the Templars had
left the CITY. He also requested that the American
nag he displayed on all public buildings and on all
vessels In the harbor--a request which was cheer
fully and fully compiled with. Many OF the knights
have called on the Mayor and paid their respects
AT six O'Clock this morning the city was as wide
along the line OF the procession began 70 I'LL with
those eager to see the novel parade.
THE NOVELTY OF THE OCCASION.
Never before. In the history OF Knighthood has
Templar appeared upon the streets Of any city or
town IN Pennsyvania in iuu regalia. AS conse-
auence, the order mas been comparatively unknown
asked twenty thousand times within the past three
days, "Who are these men called knights 1empar,
and why DO they so style themselvesr The question
the answer only served to increase the interest Of
the uniformed and curious.
THE GRAND PROCESSION.
FIVE thousand Knights, from nearly every state In
the Union were seen about seven O'Clock TINS morn
Ing wendirg 'heir way In cp'npase5 70 tne places
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-11-25

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Specific Homeopathic Medicine Co., 562 Broad
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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-11-25

TuE UNIVERSAL Cay, "What shall / buy for
Holiday Presents can be ans rercd best by Par
ker Co., % & 100 Summer St., Boston, who
have an immense variety Of Holiday and useful
articles, such a. all kinds Of Fancy Boxes, Writ
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Gilt aud Velvet Bindings, real Morocco Shopping
Bags Furnished Roticulcs, Silver Plated Ware
and Cutlery Of all descriptions. Jcwery imita.
lions of the latest styles of solid gold, which
cannot be distinguished from the real, &c. ,to..
and hundreds of the latest and most entertaining
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necessary to supply the wants and crafty the
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them 10 sell at very much under the regular pri-
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