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leade,s has had fhe eneca which might hsve been
anticipated. 1t r saM that Ag kass pesttsnsfg r
rots, md it fs be1ieYed that whifa they remain %
the psnel the liberty Of the sJtnpathi1km WIN
Cutan freedom Will not be 3eop&tdlted e3oeps by
srxes{a. on va1zznts tssuet hy Npsasshzf and
Discreet commissioners who viii grant In sueh
cnses IN immediate examination
EasAtrets.. EkspateA 10 ~ Ss+s Yosf 7sn.t&-
The Colonel y. A. C. Kya1 whp. a1peass =
prominently IN the ope11noCz Of the CuhAna IN
New Tort, Is qttte as well known herr. He cane
to this city tust before Inauguration - ! memoes
Of 4 Sosdtsre' and 6aIIosBf Committee ffV1n Aon-
tana, to look a1,ef the distribution Of oftoes tn
thai Territory. Ee w.s ntMsesf candidste
persuaded Attorney General !toa1 INTO
appointing him Hs serFeA a.. u ne tas
xza severely eeonded: AsAa msn Of recGe1s e
tongue and action, aud well calculated for an nd
yr1fpref, His personal htavHJ Is unquesroned.
b. IS e mao lacking IN s5eti9n q a IT. e
tho Cubans Just snts hin. and be VII nake more
ont of them than they viii out Of him He Mas ~
known here amonK hi9 comrades Of inc lamulaf
appel1a1iou p1 "N'hAcE Ryhn-"
, 1869-06-29

The New Receiver Takes Charge OF
the CIly-The Cnnpaikn-Stokcsv

The New Receiver THkes ChnrEe Of
the Clty-The Cnnpaikn-s4okesvs..
Sentcr, Ac.
Special Despatch 10 The Chicago Tribune.
SAHHyuLx, Teno-+ June IS
Nj. Bo1s, the neKty-sppoiuted Receiver q
Nashville, took charge Of the Treasures and Tax
CouectorB books To-day. He seens 10 be ver5
moderate In his E!ews. and L. douotsesa
aesua.sd bJ ,o, ~ sneefe sa,+,oe oesse va c,'s
zenA Ills bonds Wefr signed this morning bJ =
lafrr number Of the leading and responsible 6uaa
mesa men Of the ptace, and were at once accented
by The IChaEcery Court MF. Boss has decided 70
make 10 attempt to remove the city officials And
the end OF the long contest between the SasnvAf
authorities and portion Of the citizens Is conalu-
The campaign viii commence In Middle Ten
peSset bJ 4 debate between the candidates lot
Governor, At T1ll1homs, july j.
Judge L c. Uonck has reached this cry nom
General SsoIes' Congressional District He ha9
been travelling through the mountains, and r.
pQrra Ereat change IN the opinions Of the people
there. They were At first almost uu1o1norsiJ cp.
poeed 70 enirnncht6lng the classes now excluded
nom the su1nge ou1. within the ssst three Teefa.
ri sucfase Il the doctrine Of the
Republican party, and the only road to permanent
peace. Some Of the more enthaA.a8tlc Sentes men
are now claiming East Tennessee for their csn,
d1da1e hut slu Incline 70 think th0t stokes vii
caI7y that section b. Il 600 or Is, 600 minority.
Hon. z 8. Williams, q leading Stokes nan4 de.
clAred for SenteF On Saturday Last, tn dpeeca
made to stoLes Convention II Car1hhSe. ;.
, 1869-06-29
IOWA.

xu ~ Ae
DCpcorx, June as-The weather has cleared up
and ts ycly hot Hep0rtz from tie interior arc
aher conflicting IN regard 10 e "a 70 f Hto1 @
reliable information By tomorrow. I!asns =.
suMed running on the road west Of heFc shss
morning. ...,r,x
MAHsuA1LrowH, June 2a-The weather during
the rast week has teeo very ta1ny. u CieA
this morning. Farmers don7 tnnk T. ~" tn5osG I1oT
prospect for eosu. .-
fJ1TC4wA, June es,-The yhtHs here, the paeE
week, have been the heaviest known iof ycars.
one old gentleman says the creeks were 13suet
than at any lime since he came % ne saa9e.
iWenty.tnree years ago. 50 many bridges aEs gone
through the oountrJ that travelling Is aitnenn'
dpd full account Of the crops cannot be ohLaiaea.
"a no noodeJ Win water iEat hot sun on the level
ground now Will seald the g19"1ng @ c9rn. ana Il
wtII not make hall q crop. Wheat will rrooao!y
Eas ~ acres, and he thinks he will not get more
fIau the seed he EoWt-l GraAs ts PROMISING ah1,
II Tue weather Is suitable for harvesting, the Yield
VIII be heavy. II Is hotto-taF, hnd JOCKS Ike faiu
BIRtINGIuS.
DrB1IkGroA, June s5.-The weather here iof
tie rax week, az well aa for the enttre month, has
3 Comparatively few DAYS There is general com
nla,nt niou: the cro1s- Corn on the level prairie
and low grounds Is sail 10 he entirely uEo~ne<I
II many places wheat has become very rank. a1u
r.st In some places, has made Its api,easanets u
is Cenerally conceded hist C1opd Vi all Kinds nave
tscn seriously injured. 4 number OF COWS naEe
died tn this vicinity iatels. from By eating sank
crass rendered poisonous By hcaF5 fnluss IL
uay the weather Il clear and Watm
CLINTON, Juut 2s.-Fuf the past week II ~
rx,ped alEoat necessarily. KIeau3 ln!IIaAe tae
corn cfop which Will bc total failure unless taSFs
X an immediate change In The weather LOT tAS
letter Good weather IN Jrly WILL bring i out q ~
rCht All whcs1 soWn On new Eropua Is oaoi2
hTuEeu down by tho rll- Wheat 9oEn u olc
ground is all right, and the prospect 1904 lot
Iaryc yield. ALL other EEhll gratn dolu8 well.
DIS MONIES. ...
DEs NofHE-, Juee 2s.-The rain during tAe pas
ten <ays has beer very hard oEer thirteen lncnes
r. vater having fallen. crops not seriously al
f,-rfeI. oats lodged 4 little: wheat In fair con
| ntton. com cTcp not discoGfaE401. bet Etf. =
| iow pIaees Weather now clear anu very Eatn.
DESSr=oE, lows, junc SIT Ea!hei Hse aa5
| Inst week, Wheat Il Ser5 !aEEe, md ronhlacsanl
| If il lodged II the weather eontnles ~el ~
/ rrons y III t,e shout rutneL Corn Is very b8ei
varI. The weather is bue to-day.
| COUNCIL ELCFFsl
| CnrScr1 BLCFfs, IeEs, June fs--Ao:e or les
rain nas failcp here during the past Eeek. and ~
rT,ets and email streams In this nelshboEhoud -
| Hiohcr than ever t,etore LnoEp. TTains On tn
diTseneut roads entering here have been 1epeatedl
..cisyed by washes, The crops nre not mntfEal
| tntnret EeafH are entertained that conunua
| 1iSn of the rains Tould !uturc the WheAi' *Nsn !
Al pre3ent looking finely. Other crops ale ''oll
| WeH. Weather Mnrm and clear to-cay.
, 1869-06-29
Tho Norg Captain General Of Cuba.

The new Captain General Of Cuba Is thus de-
tcrtheI BY correspondent et the New YORK Her
all, writing from Spain: "Thts Gentleman OF
Rhodes '-Tcr that IL the Interpretation OF his en-.
phonious nane-brea.hes Gre and fury, and cruel
murder etates out Of bis cruel eyes. Said he,
sIapptng his hand over MS heart, Il WI hare
nothing to do with either Spanish or Cuban Re-
puhicans, 1or Was not The gcntietaan Or h5odes es
born gentleman The rrst Cahalefo Qe 1kodaa
YVES the grandson Of she prefens one. Inc new
Captain General tS soldier Of alAlltF, ana
he Ia supposed to know military business
better than any other man In Spain. LIE q about
~ years Old, OF short and stout pF0p0ft1ons, nut
grossly stout by any means He is full Of energy;
1ery, quick in action, prompt TO leclue Uutco
nas more cunning brain than D&bauero ue
RoLas, but tht hitter is By far the best SOLDIER.
Rodas Is supremcly proud and cruel HIS latge
yItreo4a eseb could not BE- kindled BY the light o!
merry. LIS very face, though heavy u the dtst
glance, stamps hiul Il man who won1d execute
EXTREMIST measures Without reEor5e- His lips,
though not thin, are alwaJB drawn closely 70.
Sethet and hts chin Is exceedingly pEokoNte:
fuptftineutly 50, lie has = very dxed !ook. anu
Vhen be meets man In the street he always en-.
Iearofs to stare him out OF coqptc1ance. ine
soldiers and people ca1l him the Butchef On as-
count o his crueltles In 1854, ami last year 1t Ma
engos and Cadlz. He rather nses tAe name mn than
other s1se and the oftenef be hears Il tue mote
protruatre his chin gets and more vltIeoas nls
eyes appear. He would Eeem TO be 1ust the pels0ii
10 deal WIN the ungoyernRble sPanAh volunteers.
unless indeed, he concludes to jotn theH Ea1tJ
and declare fcr the 0ourbo0A
, 1869-06-29
Fran ces
Fr,m Goii9noni, Jnne =.

F,rn fIoli7nCni, Jhnt L.
-ux RECENT RioIs-rAI EAclIkAksa ,,d.,rsi - At
~ nnftnc Al Pans NAY now ot couslostsu 81
1Me Vi niatll and ou saturday evening Ts-
N eiaa ,coS nisce On the bonlevasds without o.
e22hancs. On the tor1ner occaSaoh y u1a-tas IL,
detaehmenl q eavs' eoiaE'a a,Ee tae,5 app.arance
80 Trr,a ssinted with the pfasos " .n1 ~ ~
e11n sorne groups formed 81 tne 81 nn ,,r.ncs
Es1nnuru Mont1nAztre nnd oostIaeteo sne ts tsenmrnt
70 nat shEo1sh,a5r saer cemas aa sIoxi. aone tbs
OF cnya1l! 1l!sss1at 49, r, an ATaut-Sar1e aud by Us
nrp4sters. vas received with 6hoats 9!
NC rrPeate4ly heaEa =. t1,nS e;ss "a ,as i. .msy-
peFsur +! ~. ~ e e1a,uss = The groups above a.
III RI st once iispersed In tne nv ~ 1ionses
i'., Monf1naftre, On party ol uen ~ "a s,de
tasig W rosi91, en s of 1nat street. ID.
PaFcnen.s} ss,t n ihe,n "Cone, take 5oGlsease ca
ynnceo aun anu resr he street: We a1e snopssee9 ~
or r. nns1ter We have had qnse snoaSu ~ So,h;s
y. ".,sutierx and vaEatonds! bs ~ eHS ns." II
ouiek time. Of yon WI Lac sdoged a. incua
| the iaotIuaat rnroe t.yot,.1 d. rL1 cains ~,
tton 70 ~ Enur kde," said the PERSONS WIZ ~ ~
S.x@ haze ouotcd; md rs ol eaS1 6l:,.rsinf
Tns ma .sa a9af ~ Ias sooa ~
NC GIoups .Ter 4 few arrests were Aso eaIs. y y.
60 IN taa' 4sa w.x sc.xed who nad sun o. s-tsr y
- VAe - ~ pcrsou. Also two la"s - ,.cd : +
tuTed' eacn oi vnum had l,a8 Eanes IL
Aa nx 81 anartezs o. Deleve, op III
- F,,nt,4 t A--xented the Hspe1 ol ~ ~ ~ :
4, Or rsther Of SandAy evening. a. IN nuiet,1
GFa q fars everything a!1s to tae Ba1rtese
| TTnne ~ toonieTard bad rather oesoaaT g = 7
peasnce. II tnerc vs1 scarcely ny 9an 9a1 ~ m
heen All O'Clock samo group, o.R ms al Men
monssnt saa tss ass faanomS da Terap's IT, \
nfaTsnca nf sn11e s~1xnf1 IL ti1lt snfoeeo " ~
res9e "a 90 gssneetngs, yeky auaeeu''to ~ ">'
, 1869-06-29

seirea, and Of which q considerable part conais.ed
Of women. Last night no uousQA gathering was
to be seeu anywhere.
TIE ARRESTS or YREfcH 1DCEN4LB1z-
Tdltsnenf, Of the lz1h, contains the following
paragraph regarding the ART SITS Of French edttofs:
INN: Quentin and Gourmet writer's On the
P71son Mszss. Il Ao<el, belonging 10 ths sarna
Journal, and T. Bocquet, an advocate have also
been tatea into cu1tods, III on chaTe Of COZ.
fptktpK to upset the RoVe1rmfnL After the
pt7qulatioa made It tie Rapxt once, T.
EatefT7era. q !oung member Of the Paris har,
and formerly uec1Ets1y to II. Ernest Picard,
against II. Paul Meu1!ce, II Augus.e A1n0uld and
u. Anguste TacQne1!e, 1eo have al thought nj 70
suddenly quit Pnua Also fon! spEa1ers = the
trtosne, Autat and Leitanczts-h1ye been 2ken
up. u. .-.eEbet, editor Of The Bteetksr Librt: {
Chapon, EeIant and II. yaltte, printer, hare been
summoned 10 appear befoHe m examining naEs-
tIate. N. FuuraJ geraDt OF the O7faion .sats"hd,
has received Eu11IaF notice."
, 1869-06-29

A New York belle, about 70 make The tour o.
the watering. places, has prevailed upon nes Papa
10, is Of White ta1ietan, trimmed With rncni1gs
Of the same Inatc1tal, divided b. r!pinss oi a9at
arep, and trimmed wish box-pla!teu tume5 aaa
Pie ss.n ppn 10 = ant ne
s saS e1So1s'eiy i1sas n,.a Mh oas
III :spIp: % tEs nUa, @ breadth i tucked an1
na1ed 8 tie most bewsseh!ns s.y!e. anu ~
the side and back hreadths ase tnW@mea Wtf9 ~ ~
exquisite toilet Roman scart to be WStu @ a5
sash, and the striking eject formed ey th!s CON.
t,1ess Of blue and while striped gauz, with tnnic
Of b.uc satin, and blue satin corsage, pEofusc15
trimmed with white lace. No. s ts white KrenA-
dine to be wum over white unde!skist. ~ 9 r
q Aettesntch green stk trimmed Win hl.e laee
meutcd bT ! deep brussels lacG eollar and noance.
Heslues MI these and many more dresses.
Nademoiseile has hats, fans, gloves saoes. &C. ~
;ratch each toilet the expense OF the cntte out
1T exceeding $A:O3s
, 1869-06-29
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD.

The Chicago EKcuTsion Fxaxty-Sen0e
tor Howe SpenAs mt shla Lake
City.
Special Despatch to The Cnlcago Tribune.
PRnAoSroRr, Ctah, June D.
The Chicago excursion party arrived At the end
of the t-n1on Pacific Railroad at 10 O'Clock this
morning. Considerable excitement Wis created
q: Sah Lake CITY by Senator HoEe's reE.azSs To
the ofrcers and soldiers ol General
Gibbons command He merely referred to Them
In complimentary terms Is repfesentatlves o1 the
authority and maestyol the United states the Sane
Ii Etah Is every where else betHceu the oeeanS
the rreaIes1 enthusiasm oy these remAfkB, which,
fhcy SID were the nf1t public assertion o. c CEfed
Etafes outnorttr, n distinguished from Brigham
founR1 authority, that has been Wade oY &nJ
tourist IN Satf Lake City.
, 1869-06-29

i Smelling Committee on Fnclftc
Railroad IStlbcry-The Flood In
f1nnsnr-Keport. tl.nt T~enty.flEe
Persons hpvc been Drowned.
ST. LOFTS, June &-ln the ctty Council to-da5 !,
coTnmittee inftruettnR the Committee CT the IN
cint. Rsi!roau to inquire into the report that the
Directors have pad tloaoeo 70 th1ea q Their nun,
eettn accor,ance With bis Instructions u protect
ting the city In her r1Gnt* .o,,,
TT west Of junction CITY. hansaa u inanea'4 ~ -
Ii Is reported that twensy-1Ee persons nave
hren crnNned N CnAp1aaa's Greek. AID that tnt
| towu Of Apelne ls flooded md fWo pessoas
| drowned.
, 1869-06-29
MADISON.

Governor Fnirchild-The weather.
Special Despatch 10 The Chlcago Tribune.
MADISON, Wiz, June Is.
Governor Falrchild has gone East, to be absent
fortnight CT more to attend the dedication Of the
National Soldicrs' Monument At Gettysburg, and
link after the state irterrsts at Washington.
This day has passed without rain. bit 1t has been
very Huin and saltry-ucrcury at s. degrees
ahnre zero Ii the kha1e.
, 1869-06-29

Warrington D<J.atea to tie yt1r York Herald.
A Judge Of one Of Tue couEtH here ~ feSenuy got
tic ian,ous duailing ground, neas th!s Cit; +
appears that The Judge, who IL said 70 oe passlon
Al HlaIensnafY, and In one Of his rural ktroila
couple q !oung dis t. .s9 Heem nsea es ea on
hrt tn,metiinfsy appft9ed some Of their Rentleu1.
frtends Of the conduct Of his homo! the Judge
The rate tis brothers, cousins OF whatever tne5 =
Here of tbe latfe4 proceeded at 0nce Ill search .!
the judne. They soon came up with him, AND,
With as little ceremony as II he hAd been nothing
more than clodhopper put him hors e s9nsat;
SGf gattsred with tlls they were atont % inctct
upon h1u punishment commensurate with ~
cine when be begged for meIcy. The Ecnte,
men after rolling him III The dft aud nSten!uR "
hts chafce to the Jury, let hin 50 On contttoa h'
he would appeat no more IN those rArts
, 1869-06-29
THE STORM.
The Damage to Railroads, Bridge.
Crops, &c.
lLLIN OfS,

DIXON, Jrne Sit has latned here erers day
fer the nast TWO weeks. All crops on high land
here Friday AFTERNOON, Mr Il. l. Raymond, utxnr
onera,oY. While ut orE, was struck, by lightning
ttl the ONCE, badly tnuring hin, fcarullly burn
',s., !'ng his back and burning n's CLONES Oh MS
cEx1nA1i4.
CEHrEA11A, June s-1:13 p. m.-The weather
nart Ehrrn. Crors cf ali Kinds nte IN n1e coadI-
lion. except catarba grapes. Wheat viii proba-
b]y bc harvested this week.
xEHDOrA ...
MENDOZA, June ss.-The weather is tati for
small grain. Farmers think there will no, te half
snon H.; 9o r1'py ;ne eea u, aS
section Il gone.
aARvARp.
t,1t ntGn4K u11e hne ibn nast NO Week. sna san i
looking well Corn Is standing well, but very
backward.
PEORIA, June as--Tne recent heavy ralns hare
flooded almost the entire country east q here
ns / WsEsaE Ka;ifosd, lie reports are Of towns
covered with water, roads and bridges Washed
away, hoC.es floating Oh, and other disastrous
sSat ihe COOS a1e yerv materially Injured The
ioes at Forest u estimated u from 8 90 to no
The rown Is epnrely Inundated. AT F3pu City ball
wats1 is deep enough oFex the city TO foat an III
NOS River steamer. At FalIbury 3o9 feet Of the
Indian Greek bridge are gone. klctapoo Greek
~
nonses IN this city we're struck b5 lightning during
the Late EtoTI..
FnETuC. -..
PoSrtac. Jrre eS-Thc Eo.t EeyeFc 5aln of the
season, accompanied bJ the most disastrous nood
ever known here, has visited TT, but Is now pass
ing OF. The rlt1y season eliminated mere Asl
Friday and Saturday. At4p. N. On Friday rain
commenced 10 tall IN torreuse, continuing with
very little lneEmisslon 81 night, followed " sever
al heavy eboEeft On Saturday the slough were
full and the river commenced rising At the rate ct
Ten inches per hour, reaching It's highest point at
noon sunday, at which time the water Was hlghe!
| than ever known at this point Ine fa!lroad ano
CITY BRIDGES over the fermIllpn, Which Hefe
rnse two feet after the severe sFeahet two year.
| ago, we're found In danger, md we're only saved
BY loading with stone and iton and cnaiotng, whue
the e1d!1X On tbe taIupaH nE1uEt H&s CUT away =
save II frofa being swept ~ It1se! " tae ~ ,a ~
Ioau Is susItA"cu, aa4 tnI IN ,.. tn.n nne
oetu ae!nuksu ~ tmu u a;aan trsrsn rrnno thai,
nunoleu ,aiass 1l1,ab n1,a1r has hsan a,nnSeti
1ouses' anu nuS1 IsVlEas I1r1nt, hara wst
!onh nIeGot - e,rs n. nrnne1t,
oloHnea Hatl9 M ,o1.,s Wfs ,nt ~ sns cni11trrn
| 9ttltl0ost liz 4sH'~9 WAr --A~>- 1"' eA>'T-
, 1869-06-29
CANADA

r.-,an Juue M-The naary rains
xcs,rniaY caye f1se to another great tlesle..
sSusl 70 thas early IN tae srs.oS Ese ~ nm aama
tnssh-t nn, isfce number OF bridges and ftEccs
hsye also rsen carried away. The damage 10 iasr
property Is veIy considerable.
, 1869-06-29

ka.hvflIe Colton Market.
TisHyuLL june za-Cottnn-fothlnS DONG 10"
INITIATING, 9tfc; good ordinary. .5}se
, 1869-06-29

ROW., June $.
Tue Pops delivered aa al!ocuuon scste1aat, IL
which he reviewed the condition 0! the cnuien ~
italy and other countries. lie deplotes me ltahau
Law sub}cct.ng clerical students 70 muAats ~
s,.r,n,,on A. m infringement Of the immunitless
1rhts and liberty OF the Church. he dWella On
the evils affecting the Church IN AussI1a anu
Hungary, and on complaints Of Bishops N laose
countries The events In Spain give cause tor s@u-
nee. and mourning. The zeal Of the BISHOPS
in Poland, nndaunted oy Russian Prosecutor. =
source Of consolAt1on- The anocusion concluaes
with these words: Let the enemies OF ehts.
conblde. the fate Of His enemies Lei US pfaa su.
they rnay m restored TO the paths Of 1nst1ce, and
tnas the church 1sy be crowned With f1csa u1-
Ctapha-"
, 1869-06-29
x.-,,r~ Smn.fl.tp on tho Aenosao
-,n1 Roek ford 11ni1ronds

ErxosuA Wis, June a:.-T The henosaa e;s.3,i aaI
Rocliord iTaln met with serious aeS1eo' Five I've
miles q hls city at n9on On r. Keao
es en excurstonise Oh .neir return ToT :I1
s Mchm5d we're ali thrown 1so the!r 1ns sea pe; 9ie
noDe were severely 1njassa Ins a eIes liz ca aad
se1n.1bst Injured, The cause was the oau eoA'
At = YnAJ
, 1869-06-29
..trrr from General CnnDs'

p,crxnsn 1rne es-Geae1a1 Clnh5 WEttes e r.
nlt 10 tic letter u u G. Wills, Of the si1't Jyui si.
conlal1!nx a sFgGeat II 70 ,r ,a@I stsaiure 10
tnIc tnc iron.caa oath. uc contends thas ~. ,c
construction acts require it. AMI tn2t nc y '7
in cpptorln1t, with A precedeuts IN iofeAns !"
, 1869-06-29

Terrible Accfdcnt-Loaf OveFboarh--
Young Lions, 2cs

TpTfIhIE A[E1UCHE~IV8E
Young Lions, Hcs
special Despatch 10 The Chicago Tribune
MuwACKEk, June y
THIS noon, while SONIC Worsmen were finishing
m arch to new dry kiln, Al the Prairie da CHEN
Depot, the arch gaze wHy, hurytns three men BE-
meath the Iuins- Ihelf names were James -.
Knoulton, brother o! the foreman Of the Pratf1e
On Chen shops. and Fred Gars1de anu august
Dorerfhu]. uasons Who were at Work inside.
me two latter were dug ont dead. eat III. knoMl.
ton was badly, though not fatally, inluled Iae 1
accident Has the result Of gross case!Gssuesa Ia
knocking awa5 the snpports Of the arch While II
waS set greer.
oscar Day, owner otethe small schooner Trader Dc
Of reutTnier, was lost orefooafa lrom taae set y
Ioncss belonging to ForepanRh' . Circus gave
htrth TO three young lions last week. the first eve
t1nrn In Wisconsin.
, 1869-06-29

crAvA, JCnc e.-The ofneiAl Gdzetb contains
a proclamation setting HpaFt the II, OF July.
uoutp,on hay. general puhHc holiday for the
present md xutseIuent years.
G. c. RcEenf!tin, Chief Clerk In Receiver Gen
ernl Department. has beea arrested, charged with
appEppr12s1ng public money.
, 1869-06-29

Dxrro1r, June Sal The annual Meeting a q
The stockhoaden Of tns Aichsgan oean4 a ILL n!t
ID I't.ecto;s: James r. |oJ, Detroit; John
Y. MeeG Nashsais! Tss8E: 51aa ~. " FSs1 ess5fz
=. Tulnsn, Rosea Tayloss New Yoek; Esss1'
| Csnx0tAE, A1bAQy,
, 1869-06-29

n.,,sos. June as-1t ralaed here Frtday ntsat-
III 49, Gatnrihr, anu part Of the night. u WAS
shoWciy yesseEdsy, au + likely e be so.ds a. Ine
thermometer matks Sos weather eaa8!, !,d eoo, ~;
iiseI1 to rs1se Cora Is boxing pretty well except
Io1r s7YnunG
, 1869-06-29
PHILADELPHIA.
A Forcfy-Tornndo, DC.

ru.1ApE1rHIA, June es-The Ertatr*a 1tIk5rspA
saws On the best authority that the eoI1esponhehce
hcfxeCn Ee<rrtar1c Ioitc aud President Grant,
nnpushtd in New York raper, t. foxEeIy.
tornado yesserasE partially denosss1 e, aa !ss re
scr:es n.ily t.jUrtd Chase's shoe works. AID En-
1noSexi several other houses, No itEes LOST
, 1869-06-29

Cincinnati, June se-Hon. 1hoInas, e Z hiIe II
c!ed near 1Ghnnon. this morning. aSsu = sCorrtn
md was Cor~,n'9 partner In laE. He FerFesehuN
his district in Cuue1 e1ees In 1=aa. For nAl! 3ea:s
kc haE resided On his ta1tn-
, 1869-06-29

Dixon. JCne Sit has ratned here erery day
for the past Two weeks. All crops on high land
ar nSt sn11,e1 ans Nsa3 foa nasa n}sss 4sss
operator, While ut orI, was struck, by lightning
ii the ONCE, badly tnluring hin, feanullly burn
Ing his back, and burning big clothes Oh his
bnck
, 1869-06-29
Spain.


N0YEIENf OF 1lx EEFEH-IEAHa- -
AtDBIp June y
The Republicans IN the Cortes propose 70 move
vote Of censute against Minister Eagosta ana
Seppr Hesrx5a for their recent tJrauutcGl conuue.
Prince Henri de Bourbon has taken she CALI ~
6orpo1t the new oousutuuou- 4 eattAioo oi 7oi
,a,ers IN BaEcelpnA refuse 70 tnte the oath.
, 1869-06-29

NEW hoVKAKHr.
LONDON June 2s.
In the House Of Commons, tonight, Nr. Lowe,
Chancellor OF the E1cheqner, announced That
Her Majesty Il Government intended TO propose
quarterly payments Of interest on the pubic &C.
curitlcs. 49,.
The steamer palmic!a, from Sew York, has a.
rived ont
AMENDMENT or TIE H1s1 cHrRcA H11L
LONDON, June Is
The House Of Commons have passed sne 1anA'
fuptcy bill to a third reading. ...
In the House OF Lords, tonight, Da1on Vest
tos5 8Hve not3os ot aInsndnaant 70 tho Hfsf
Church Till. granting out OF the present revenues
| two millions sterling to the Catholics. Que million
m the p1espytertsus aud the balance to the Irish
| Church. ...
The Queen gave pablo breakfast In honor OF
thevice1oy Of Egypt. this morning, at Buckingham
| Palace. .
| ENI6RAf7s.
| LIVERPOOL, June g.
According to ot1cial report, 2so1 emigEants LEFT
this port loz America last week
MARINE
LospoE, June p.
The steamers Doron, idaho ent Brttannla,
| nom Sew YoIk, aud the NcssoTloas from
| Quebcc, uaye arrived OUT, .......
THE LONDON TINES on oE1 INDIAN roiIcr.
| LONDON, June 9.
The London 7ints to-day has M article re
viewing tic policy Of the Tulted States Govern.
,ucnt 10 dealing with the Indian tres- II praises
lis natteucc uDd forbea1l1ce IN the past, and be'
ueres the course the government Is no" cFtTen
10 adopt 70 he unavoidable No terms Of peace
continues the 9imss, arc practicable With the IN
ultSated, md for the uos: part, Ta1l1kc saFaRees
They must disappear. or the American nation WILL
| be checked in lis growth and prugress.
FEs1Ak aXET1sGs IN IRELAND
DCBLtS. June IS
| Large meetings were held yesterday, IL Eas1oa
pa1ts Of Ireland By those In favor Of the 1eease
| Feuans At the Corr meeting 5000 were present
ii Dublin, 1000. Similar meetings we're held
| Limerick, Eunts and DTogheda, anu II al cA'e
| sttppg resolutions were passed.
REVIEW BY IHk eCEEk.
1oSpox, June se-EveniRg
The Queen review ed the Guards at Windsor
buuot Of tile vlceroy Of Egypt iThc.e ~e1
ao,eoo spectators present. Great eh1nns1as'o ~
| manifested
Il ia said, today, that it will cost the goFeFr
ueat Ge, ,ooe, GOO to purchase the telegraph Hncs
the country, aa contemplated
, 1869-06-29
EA1e on &.Rke Err

ALB1FY, June 2a--TTo locomotives and thee
cattle c1fs, fEu;n Cincinnati, we're EIa2shcd by =
colliAioc on the eusquehanna Railroad, yesterday.
No lives 1oFt.
, 1869-06-29
kEpElARd

rR1SIERs' sTR1K1-
AMSTERDAM Jane 81,
The nr1Eters OF this city have ss1ucl Tor III Atl'
vance Of wages and for shorter hours OF work
, 1869-06-29

Pr17EBrEuH, June 2s.-u z. Ft1nk. reported
ytatertay ~ suffering nom an overdose nf NOR
phtne, dlet to-day The Cosone1's Jury rendered
. verdict OF 6utade.