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FRANCE.

The Emperor and Empress I'm PublIc-They
arc Well Observation-Disclosures Arrests Of Jour.
naIists.
PARIS, June II, 1869.
The Emperor and the Empress to-day drove
through Montmartre. The district was filed with
crowds Of people. who Enthusiastically cheered.
Three members OF the editorial star Of the S6c,e
newspaper and several OF NJ. Rochefort's electoral
committee have been arrested.
Domciliary visits have been paid several houses
There have also been several press seizures.
Serious Election Disturbances In Paris-Arrcst
Of Editors.
LONDON June II, 1859.
The agitation in Paris last night continued until
after midnight. Troops occupied the Montmartre
ana vicinity and cavalry paraded through the streets
all night.
Shortly after midnight the crowd In one of the
streets OF the Montmartre district broke through
line OF police and formed barricade; but they
were dispersed and pursued in all directions by the
troops. Many windows were broken AMI other
damage done to property In that quarter of the CITY,
The cavalry charged on the crowds IN the streets,
several times and many citizens were wounded; but
no one was killed. The police have been very
active and 1t is reported to-day that they made
nearly 600 arrests since midnight. Further dis
turbances are apprehended, and extraordinary
precautions have been taken by the government TO
prevent them.
The Patrte and other Paris journals give returns
showing the election Of 19o Official aud 90 opposition
candidates.
The editors Of the ReUeH have been arrested on
charge Of conspiracy.
Ocean Telegraph Fcsfivities--,soute OF the
Great Eastern.
LONDON, Juno II, 1862
A grand banquet was given on board the steam
ship Great Eastern last evening TO celebrate the sue
cessfu loading Of the new French cable. Many nota
bles were present. Speeches were made and toasts
drank, and altogether much enthusiasm was
| manifested Among the toasts were England"
"American and France" which we're appropri-
atey responded by representatives of the several
nations The festivities were continued TIL late
| hour The Great Casters has gone to Portland.
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TENNESSEE.

A Political Somersnult-A Leading Radical
Organ Favors Universal Suffrage.
NASHVILLE, June IL, 1859.
The Press ana Times, heretofore the organ Of
stokes, came out this morning strongly for Sentor
and universal suffrage The old editors OF the Press
ana Times have all ceased their connection with it,
and the leading article declares that hereafter II W Ill
be the organ OF no set Of men, but will boldly
and independently advocate whatever the conduc-
tors think polite and right The Sentor movement
Nelson walker, an intelligent colored man. an.
nounces himself as a candidate to represent Nash
vile and Davidson county In the next Legislature.
His platform Is universal suffrage and general am.
nesty.
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IRELAND.

Seizure of Arms-The Authorities on the
Alert.
LONDON, June II, 1869.
Dispatches from Cork state that robberies OF arms
and ammunition are OF daily occurrence throughout
the southern part OF Ireland. Suspicion In all cases
fastens to the members OF the Fenian organization.
Extraordinary precautions have been taken by the
authorities to guard against such outrages
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If You Would Ro

A.-Benutiful Woman, If You Would B0
beautiful use EhGAN'S MAGNOLIA BALM
It gives pure blooming complexion and restores youth
ful beauty.
Its effects are gradual, natural and perfect.
Redness, Botches and Pmpes cures TAM Sun
burn and Freckes, and makes lady OF thirty appear but
twenty
The MAGNOLIA BALM makes the skin smooth and
peay the eye bright and clear the cheek glow with the
bloom Of youth, and mpars resh plump appearance 10
the No lady need complain Of her complexion
Depot q Park row, New York.
Use Lyons for he HAIR
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O'KEEFFE.-On Friday morning, June IL, after
short but painful illness, HANNA O'KEEFFB, wife Of
Patrick O'keefre, IN the 45th year OF her age
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited
O'Clock from her late residence 521 East Fourteenth
street, without further notice.
Religion FRIDAY, June II, BRIDGET E., daughter
OF James and Mary Rely, in her 26th year.
The friends and relatives, also the friends OF her
brothers. Bernard and John, requested to attend
the funeral on Monday afternoon, at two O'Clock,
from the residence OF her brother Bernard TAT Sixth
street.
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Expulsion or Gepr.rnr CIuseret--The Excite
ment :. Montmartre Still Continues.
PARIS, June 11-Midnght
General Cuseret has been expelled from France.
Great crowds OF people still continue In the streets
In the Montmartre and other quarters Of Paris, and
the agitation and excitement are r.,aabated. The
Emperor and En"""~~ "cwev..r nassed through the
streets again this evening IN an cs5n Carriage with
only the usual number OF attendants.
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TIE new Work HERALD N SOUTH caSclH,A.

From the Marion Is. o. Crescent, June o.
As u vehicle Of news, American news ana cosmo-
politan news, the NEW YORK HERALD Is far superior
20 ITS competitors in the great metropolitan city.
srno ramidcatlOns OF the mammoth concern touch
every important point df interest IN the word. The
papcr Is very faithful representative OF Northern
character aud no man who nspires 10 know Amcri-
can aiIuirs ought " be without the NEW YoRK
HERAIlA
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New Jewelry store
UP TOWN.
GEO. ALLEN a SON
have opened Branch OF No. 45 Broadway at
NO. LIS BROADWAY,
and Twenty eighth Streets under the
COLEMAN HOUSE,
with q stock OF WATCHES JEWELRY and FANCY
GOODS. OF their own importation and manufacture.
An invoice OF FRENCH JEwELRY OPERA GLASSES,
&C., Just received by the City of Paris
WATCHES JEwELRY, &C., repaired In the best manner
bv
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Adirondack
Mineral Spring Water,
Whitehall New York.
according the analysis Of the water made by Professor
Collier, Of Vermont University contains more active
medicinal properties than other known Mineral Water
Hence should be used strictly incidentally and not
beverage. One gill twice q sufficient"
DIR. SAMUEL SHUMwAY.
Wholesale Depot at the Great Mineral Water and U. g.
Medicine Warehouse,
No. College Place, New York
JOHN r. HENRY.
Or SAMUEL SHUMWAY,
Chicar
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fror other Deaths see Ninth Page.)

A.-EsrenscIeid's Tropical Hat.-The Ex-
1hnes this fabric adapted particularly
exclusively as gentleman's business hat =
effective and original and for comfort has never been
equaled. ESPENSCHE1D,
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SPAIN.

Great Republican Meeting-The Southern
Provinces all Represented-The American
and Spanish Ensigns Entwined-Cheers for
tie United states and Graut-Seri0us Dis.
turbance-Several Killed.
MADRID. June IL, 1850.
great republican demonstration was held to-day
In Cordova, at which resolutions were adopted
as protest, against q return to the mon
archical system OF government. Deputies
from oil the Southern provinces were present.
Speeches Of revolutionary character were made.
The stands from which the speakers addressed the
crowds were profusely decorated with the American
and Spanish nags, which were entwined. Loud
cheers were given for the United States and Fresi-
dent Grant. 1t Is estimated tnat there were over
Hy thousand persons present.
During the progress of the meeting the military
and civil guard interfered and attempted to put
stop to the proceedings. This movement created
panic, which was attended with serious conse-
quences. In their efforts to leave the crowd many
women and children were trampled to the ground.
Several lives lost In the disturbance The num-
Der OF people was great that barriers had to be
erected In the streets to avoid the danger OF seri
Gus ARRAY.
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Reported Landing of Fiiibusters UncOn.
Grmed-RumOrs Of Insurgents Surrender-
ing-Ailairs Quiet at BayamO.
HAVANA, June H. 1869.
The reports that an expedition OF flibusters had
landed at Aguadores near Santiago, and that an
other expedition the south side of the island
waiting to land, are unconfrmed.
The rumor that the war steamer Luisa had sunk
two vessels bringing flibusters to aid the revolu-
tonists Is also unconfrmed.
The journals and private letters announce that
many of the insurgents are surrendering to valma.
seda
Affairs remain tranquil in the vicinity of Bayamo
and ManZanillo.
Sugar market firm, with a large business at un-
changed prices.
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ExEarLAgs. The latest Boston notion Is
that the Indian of the Plains Is the great type
of the best sort of civlization-the only piece
OF humanity who lives up to all the modern
ideas of nigger rights and woman suffrage.
Now, IL the possession of these ideas in the
form of institutions produces such result as
the Indian do we want to try them?
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Americus Clam |

Amerlcus Clam BnIse..A Fulton Street Hat
tina, large jorty Of the hats at the bake
were furnished by him. This u mistake II found,
on examination there that Mr. O. L. FLEMING, SOD
Broadway member OF the Cub had furnished the largest
number OF hats and the TWEED HAT which
0"" W '''"'"' " 4 MEMBER OF THE CLUB
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Some of The Southern journals think General
Grant has made poor ''party' President IL
was very poor party that made him Presi-
dent
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AUSTRIA.

Imperial Decree Relating 10 EccIesiastical
Matters.
VIENNA, June H. 1869.
decree has been published forpdding the civil
authorities to enforce ecclesiastical sentences with
out the voluntary consent OF the party concerned.
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A.-summer Styles Gents and Youths Hats,
great variety popular prces Rocky Mountain Beaver
and genuine Panama Hats q speciality.
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Departure Of the Arctic Expedition.
BERLIN June IL, 1860.
The German expedition for Arctic exploration,
which has been preparing for some time past at
Bremen Is now ready TO sail and will leave on the
10th inst
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GERMANY.

The North German Parliament and National
Progress.
BERLIN June II, 1860.
The Federal Council have decided that the CON-
plants referred by the North German Parliament
respecting the constitution Of Mecklenburg are In.
compatible with national progress.
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A.-Snve 25 per cent by Purchasing your slI-
direct from the manufacturers, FORD TUPPER
saesrooms s7 and 7ss Broadway, Of Tenth
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A1..Truth ts nIighfy.-SamueI =. Shannon,
Esq.,, OF the Guardian Mutual Life Insurance Company OF
New York. says that BARRY'S TRICOPHEROuS u the
article he has used for sotenng, beautyng and
The Hair
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Country Homes
n Rve.
For descriptive pamphlets and maps OF
WILSON'S great sale OF Country Property at au,tion,
SAT- RDAY, June 20,
Apply TO ANDREW WILSON, Jr, at Rve NO Broad
street room l3 Dr. s1LSBEE. Is Ann street; ,,Akhk
GOODWIN, Tribune Building or MULLER, WiLhtbS &COs
Auctioneers, MOI Pine street.
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A.-Ladies' Faces Enamelled, also the Pre-.
paraton for sale, with Instructions by LAUSS0N 760
broadway.
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At Evcrdelps,. 302 Broadwny.-Wedding
Visiting Cards. Monogras Crese Coats Of Arms, &C.
Foreign Note Paper-hnest In the city.
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teamster named D. Il. Lane fell OF his wagon
nenr FjshkIll Landing, N. T., Yesterday afternoon,
and the vehicle passing over Ibis pead and breast
killed him instantly.
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Sentiments Of NIontpcnsier.

MADRID, June H. 1863.
Duke de Montpenser writes to the Cortes that as
a Spanish citizen and soldier he acknowledges and
respects the new constitution voted by that body.
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EXCITEMENT I'm PARIS.
The Streets Barricaded by the
People.
GOODWIN SMITH IN CANADA
He DenOunces the Ameri-
can Press.
CUBA.

CUBA.
Complications Between the Captain General
and the Volunteers.
WASHINGTON. June IL, 1859.
Recent advices nom Cuba state that the dificulty
between the Spanish officials and the organized
volunteers Is the increase, and the latter have
now almost entire control Of the government Of the
island. Such is their power that they forced the
acting Captain General to countermand the requi-
sition OF Duce on the home government for REIN
forcement of five thousand regular troops.
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Hunting Flags OF All Sizes, Wholesale mud
retaiL-HOJER & GRAHAM, Manufacturers and Banner
Painters, "a Duane street
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An Election Case in DIemphis-Nesro Ccnvicts
Voting.
MEMPHIS, June, III, 1900.
Judge Hunter. In petition for mandamus to
compel the registers to give him certificate Of
election asserts that seventy-nve negroes confined
In the Jail for various offences were registered and
the certificate was given.
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Adirondack

A.-Itaii1n Lotion for the Complexion Pre-.
vents sunburn and Freckles For sale by Dr. ZACHARIE
M Rrna dxaY
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The Regency Question in the CoTtes-Depar.
ture Of DE Rodns.
MADRID, June II, 1859.
The Cortes is discussing the proposition for
regency. The republicans have offered many amend.
ments, limiting the powers OF the regent
General Caballero de Kodas has sailed from Cadz
for Cuba.
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Crists scro,s JTnrivalIed Hnir iDye.-sold
and applied al his wig scalp factory No Astor House.
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The Budget Before the Cor.es

MADRID, June II, 1853.
In the Cortes last evening the budget for the COM
ing year was under discussion Figuerola, the Min.
lister OF Finance, stated In reply to question that
reduction in the estimates OF expenditure was i'm
possible.
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England, for her supply of COAL and win leave that
port tomorrow for Brest, whence she will soon pro-
ceed to lay the cable TO the United States.
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David's Summer styles of CcaG1cmeuss
drab Beavers Panama and Straw Hats 2ssk broadway
near DuAne atreet
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Words Of Cheer for Young Men, vho, rfnv-
ing fallen victims 10 social evils desire better nanhood
Sen, y sessd ssr spayeeps S ss q sssr Address
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AM US e NJ E N T s.
LOYAL Leaxue Theatre.

Loyal League Tbeatrt.
Mrs. Emma Warren made her first appearance az
reader IN the Loyal League theatre yesterday even
ing. The prepossessing personal appearance Of this
young lady added to the interest which she awakened
In the audience by her spirited delivery Of the pieces
assigned to her In the programme, particularly OF
Tannyson's "May Queen" . scene from London As.
assisted by her tutor, Professor J, W. s. Hows ono
OF IN. mos, .''shed elocutlonists OF the day,
VINO did his pupil good service in tue scene i9m It
"Messure for Measure" - we ar ~ TGe ~ yaaa6onds
and 'Wounded to Deathn Mrs. sal nt s.9q0S e
under an able master. We are informed tnae ar,ons
her intention to give series OF readings ae Vaou'
watering places during the coming ssason'
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Ccrns, Bunions, ENLARGED Jcluss and all
~ the feet cured By Dr. zAcuARE, $50 Broadway
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DuIce, without Decorum, hgs hecn Fcrced
TO resign ks Cuban command HIS reflections probably
viii drop volunteers gossby,ere his gesc9 Of mind s re-
FULTON street. will continue his incopp
Hats and make happy Herewith mul.itudinQns PATRIOTS
foreign and domestic that halter he who
tbe name Of KNOX,
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Montana Coriial.--No More Dyspcrsia. To
be taken before and after each meal II. A. CHOLvtN,
tN Fulton st-3el Ma York.
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To Kill Mpths in Clothins, Fure, Carpets,
&C., use LYONS lNsECI POWDER II wild II. Nothing
else will Don't wall MI the mischief Zone. Kin them
Be sure you get Lyons Powder. IL Lyons sigma
the TASK buy other and you wa avoid dssp-
pointment Depot a Park row, New York
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Richards, splendid Root and shoe PpIace,
s9s Eighth avenue, between Thrty-sxth a,sd Thirty.
seventh The largest sssormen best quality Iates,
fashions, lowest prices In the city.
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Another Heavy Suspension.
LONDON, June II, 1859.
The nrm of Livesy Il Thorpe has suspended.
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The graduates made lively times on ,ne green IN
after some athletic feats, at seven O'Clock, supper
was served and the evening was ushered IN by
dancing, which was kept up to late hour. Thus
closed The career OF the class OF ls89--a career
which has been conspicuous for high schoatship.
c,s,ye among the doub tful fortunes OF life.
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DOMESTIC NECESSITY. II

A DOMESTIC NECESSITY. - Every
house should have as an inmate a
good-natured, tidy, sensible, old lady.
This important fixture should always
be, if possible, grandmother, or, as
next best, an aunt; yet so mdispensi-
BILE to the respectability, comfort and
convenience of a well regulated house
hold is the old lady, that if this sys-
TEN of housekeeping become more
general, it will become quite natural
to find, under the head of "wants" in
newspapers, inquiries for proper old
ladies to supply the lack Of dear old
folks gone to the better home. In
deed, old ladies, discovering them
selves in demand, would keep in pres
ervation much longer, nor begin to
make winding-sheets and grave-caps
full ten years before the great reaper
came TO gather in the shocks Of corn
fully ripe. Old ladies are needed.
Providence designed such to fill a
large space in the domestic circle-a
class remarkable as living not for
themselves but for others-the most
beautiful specimens of disinterested
love this side of heaven. Is n.
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African Sport.

A party Of EngIi5hmen returned to
Grahamstown, G. G. H.. last August,
after hunting expedition of eighteen
months in the Lake Ngami region.
They succeeded in bagging 81 ele-
plants, I white rhinoceros, 81 black
rhinoccros, 6 girafles, % buffalos, 4
koodoos, 9 oryX, II Glands, 81 sea-
COWS, 2 leopards, 10 hons, and host
Of smaller game. Their wagons were
heavily loaded with the tusks, horns,
skins, &C., of these animals. One of
the party had narrow escape from a
lioneSS. He had shot an eland and
some other game, and while dressing
it to take back to camp his horse ran
away. After long chase the animal
was recaptured and mounted. The
riders subsequent adventure is thus
described:
81 reached the drift and caught a
glimpse Of my game, with a lioness
and two cubs in possession, growing
feartully. My horse had been drink
ing in the drift as l walked quietly
through, but no sooner did we reach
the side than, catching the scent, of
he started with a mad bound. Imam.
aged to head him in the right direc
tion, and turning round | saw. to my
horror, the old lady close to my heel:
and tearing along like mad. Will
my knife | cut the thongs that hello
my Koodoo relics, and thus lightened
my horse bounded along more freely
Her majesty stopped for a second tC
smell the skin, but evidently wanting
something more in the French taste
(hippolcgy) she again gave chase.
held my nag in as well as | was able
letting her come tolerably close, anC
then giving him bis head, gained Oh
her for little. My rife was unload
ed but even if it had not been | sho (
have only enraged her with a wount
that was not fatal. and what chanc,
could | have Of that when fleeing a
break neck pace over ground that wa
rough, stony, and in many places con
cealing holes of anteaters or will
dogs? | bad still four miles to run a
least, and you may be sure my eye
were strained to catch glimmer of
fire in the rapidly declining twilight
At last | saw the wagon tops over tn
short bush, and the fires blazing, an,
didn't shout, and no mistake; an,
just as felt myself secure, my hors
fell with a quiyering motion, and
over his head. gained my legs un
hurt, but my poor horse was dead
His oyer-exertion to save either hi
life or mine had cost me DEAR
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ers, Of which they showed whole
some fear.
We gained the entrance safely, and
wheeling about, began to walk back
ward down the narrow and winding
ledge of rocks. We had gone but a
short distance when the lieutenant's
head made its appearance around the
curve. This was the last time he ever
beheld the pathway leading from his
mountain home, for before ne could
withdraw it again bullet from my
revolver went through his brain, and
plunging forward, he fell over the edge
of the precipice.
We had almost reached the cave at
the foot of the mountain where a new
difficulty presented itself. The two
guards who were left there had heard
the report Of my pistol, and came to
see " what was up" Our backs were
towards them, and, of course, we did
not see them approach. The first in
timation we had Of their presence was
that one of them seized me and en-
deavored to drag me toward the prec-
ipice with the intention of throwing
me over. Marshall was further up the
mountain, and heard my exclamation
of surprise as turned to grapple with
the villain, just in time to bring his
revolver to bear upon the other one,
who turned and fired in time to save
a bullet from striking him. The scuf
fle between me and my antagonist was
short but fierce, for it was life and
death matter. But | was his superior
IN strength and activity, and before
Marshall came to my aid, [ had sue
ceeded in sending him over the edge
down, down to the bottom, to be fOoC
for vultures and birds of prey.
We reached the cave, and were sur
prised to find my company just enter
ing it. They had missed Gentleman
Dick, and at once starting in pursuit
had struck our trail and followed u!
up.
Hastily giving them the circum8tan
ces of the case | ordered them to dit
low " and wait
On came the doomed robbers, n9v
er dreaming of the fate that AWAITED
them. They entered the cave anC
started for their horses, but were sur
prised to see some IS men rais'
up suddenly and cut off all chances 0
retreat while they poured in a with
ering volIey of lead upon them.
The fight lasted but moment, an(
fierce as the robbers fought-and thel
fought as desperate men only vii
fght-they were captured and carried
to the fort where they were subse
quently executed. Gentleman Dicl
didn't escape us that time.
We afterwards visited the cave anC
brought away immense amounts of
treasure with US, after which we blew
1t up.
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INDUSTRIAL PROGRESS.-The Black
Country at work presents an indus
trial hive which the queen of all the
bees might envy. The extent and va
riety of its produce in single week
are something prodigious. They in
clude the raising of $4,000 tons of
coal, 10000 tons of ironstone, 5000
tons of limestone, 1000 tons of fire.
clay, 1900 tons of basaltic stone, or
Rowley Rag; also the smelling of lO,-
900 tons of pig-iron, the rolling of Isl
900 tons finished iron, and the fabrica-
ton of 1000 tons of cast iron ware,
200 tons of brass and copper ware,
$4,000 locks and keys, 10000 bolts,
1000 tons of chains and cables, so
tons anvils and vices, 200 tons agri-
cultural implements, 5000 tea-trays,
$4,000 walters, 5000 pair of spccta-
cles, 500 tons of glass, 240 tons OF
hollow ware, 200 tons anchors, 200
tons boilers and gassholders, 1000
saddles, 500 sets of harnesses, 500
tons of nails, 1000 tons of railway
and engineering iron-work, 5000 traps
500 tons edge tools and steel toys
scores of miles of tubing, and an innu.
merable array of miscellaneous small
wares, ranging from rivet to can
dlestick.-B,mimg CHAM Daily Post.