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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-06-24
NO 26O.

Harlem 143; Reading 961f; Terre Haute
| 373<. Wabash Tx: st. Paul TAX: Fort
Wayne 176h; Ohio and Mississippi
322<; Michigan Central 132; Michigan
Southern 1O54; Illinois Central 14l:
Pittsburgh 9715; Rock Island 1l6E;
100; Cleveland, Columbus IL Indiana
! Central 4O1z; Dubuque tS Sioux City
Jog; Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati
IL Indianapolis "A.
| EXPRESS SHAREs-Wells, Fargo Il
Co., 3O5z; American 4O1<: Adams 6Ih;
United States 69]1; Merchants 1875.
CINCINNATI.
JUNE 2S.-FLoUR-25c higher; family
GRA1N-Wheat-Firm at 81 25a1 80.
Corn-In good demand at 65aG6c for
ear; white 7Oa72c. Oats-Steady at 6S3
re, Rye-Scarce and firm at 81 80.
CoTToN-Firm: middling $40.
WHIsKY-Dun and offered at 9lc at
the close without buyers.
PRoVIsIoNs-Are quiet but held
firmly. Mess Pork-S33 90. Bulk
MeatS-13, 16, 16H and 17c. Bacon
l41<, Tx and 1S4c; market nominal;
there was some inquiry for sides for
buyer July, but nothing done; they
were offered at 1S11a19c on these terms.
Lard-Held at 1910 with no demand.
BUTTER-FIrm ut 25a3Oc, the latter
rate for choice Western Reserve.
EGGs-16al7c.
OILs-Linseed Oil-Dull at 81 O3a1 o..
Lard Oil-Sl 42a1 IS. Petroleum-29
a3lc.
GRoCERIEs-Steady with "A moderate
demand.
BEEF CArT1E-steady at 81 5Oa7 SO,
gross.
SHEEr-S2 5Oa4 so.
HCGs-FIrmer at SSa9 90, gross.
GOLD-l36A buying.
MONEY-Market close.
EXCHANaE-Firmer at 10 discount
buying to par selling.
ToBACCo-Active; sales of 224 hhds at
SO lOal5 90.
JUNE 23.-FLoUR-Active and 1211c
higher; 30 371<a6 25 for spring extras.
GRAIN-Wheat-No. l quiet at
81 3I15al 50; No. 2 opened moderate, ac-
tive and firmer; sales at 81 2Sa1 81:
gradually fell back and closed weak at
81 2615 bid. COrn-Less active; sales
No. at 67a69c; No. 2 at 6711za6S4c; re-
jected at 59A6OMc; no grades at 551zR
56I5c; closing later at 69c for No. l, and
67L for No. 2. Odts-ActiVe and firm;
sales No. 2 at 6214a62ssc; rejected at
Firmer and 2a3c higher; sales No. at
81 Of; No. 2 at 81 Of; closing unchanged.
BarIey-Scarce and nominal at 81 35a
40 for No. 2.
CATTLE-Quiet at 81 5Oa5 S751 for
common to good cows; Sc 25a6 75 for
fair to medium; 90 S737a7 40 for good to
choice steers.
HoGs-Ac.ive at oOao5c higher: g I2J<
as 40 for common; $S 6OaS 80 for fair to
medium; 50 OOs9 25 for good 10 choice;
80 30a9 10 IOr fancy.
Toledo.
JUNE 23 3-FLoUR-A shade better and
firm at SC 5Oa9 co for Xxx and fancy
brands.
GRAIN-Wheat-4c better and active:
amber at 81 As on spot; 81 46 buyer
June; 81 IL seller July; No. 2 red at
81 36; other grades held at 4c advance.
COrn-lA2c better; No. 1 at 73c; No. at
Tic; yellow at Use. Oats-Ic better and
quiet; Michigan at 66c. Rye-Small
sales; No. 2 at 81 90: No. In active re-
quest at 81 O5. BarIey-UnchRnged;
noninallv at 81 25a1 80.
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CONkERCIAL And FNAECIAI.
wheeling wholesale Market.
WEDNESDAY EVENING.


WEDNESDAY EVENING,
June %, 1869.
We have to report continued duIlness
in general trade, with no very great
changes in prices. The principal feature
OF the week Is sharp rise in wheat
which has gone up ten cents bushel
on all grades since our last report.
Farmers in this vicinity say that early
wheat Is very promising, while late
sown will not como to much.
BUrrER-Has risen &c and is now
ra' ed for good article at zoe.
CANDLEs-City mould, summer, tai
low, 1870; star 22a25c.
COTTON YARNs-Standard 45c; Cotton
Batting 25a3Oc; Candle Wick 4714c,
Cotton Twine 45c.
CARBON OL-2Sc per gallon and
charge for package.
CHEEsE-Goshen 1910; Factory l9c.
EGGs-15c.
PARTNERSHIP aud dull.
FLoUR-FAncy 81 75 for strictly white
wheat; red wheat and family S6 %; SUI
perflue s. 90; rye ST 90.
F1sH-Market steady; we quote Mack
eral No. half bbls. $40 so; No. 3 medi-
um &C 80; No. 8 large 81 CO., Lake Her
ring So 70: White Fish IS 90; Labrador
Herring sl1 90.
GRA1N-Wheat higher; red 81 lOa
l 20; choice white 81 80. Corn G5A7Oc.
Oats lower at 55aGO. Rye 81 O5a1 10.
Barley nominal.
GRoCERIEs-CoHee, fair to prime Rio
24a26c. New Orleans Sugar 14al5c;
Porto Rico 131za14Nc; Cuba 13a14c;
Crushed I7Lc; A Coffee 1G14c: 2 Ccfee
16c; C Extra 156c; G Coffee 15c, Mo-
lasses-New Orleans 8OaS31; Baltimore
Syrup 75a65c; New York do SOcaSl 90;
Choice Drips S1a1 10.
GINsENG-7Oc per ID.
HAY-$lS OOa22 90 per ton.
LARD-In tierces zoe.
LARD O1L-ExLra No. 1, 81 55.
PRovIsIoNs-Busine moderate. We
quote shoulders at 15c; clear rib sides
18c; clear 1S3lc; plain hams 2O2; sugar
cured do. 2l15c; family do. canvassed
zoe; dried beef 22o.
PoTAToEs-Market dull at SOC.
SoAP-Family 6Hc; German s.; Last
ern Family 1Oal3c.
SHOT AND LEAD-Bar lead pc; shot
80 25 per bag.
SoDA-Bl-carbonate G14a7c; Sod" in
papers Sc.
STARcH-Fox's SaS11c; Me!zsna 12s
lie.
sA1r-Dairy 80 80; Ohio River 81 30.
TEA-Gunpowder 81 25al IS; Young
Hyson 81 2Oa1 65; Black 81 GOAL SO.
ToBAcco-Navy 65a7Oc; dark los and
1Is 65a7Oc; bright rs and 1Os 7OaSOc; fig
lump 65aSOc; Garrett's snuff, 75aSOc; do
in boxes IS so.
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THE Rev. Mr.. Cheney, Of Chicago,
who has recently been called TO account
by Bishop Whitehouse for his Low
Church proclivities, said in his sermon
on Sunday last: "I could tell you Of a
clergyman. high in station in this very
city, preaching to his people on the eve
OF commuuion-what7 Not the great
truth which that sacrament comtnemo-
rates, but the duty of receiving the
bread with hands CROSSED, and OF car
ryfng it to the lips without touching it
with the fingers! With congregation
gathered there, to whom he could speak
the word of eternal life for only thirty
minutes out OF the seven days OF temp
ta,ion, and toll, and care, that was the
Smeasure he had to give"
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Alleshcny Cattle market.

ALLEGHENY, June %.
CATrLE-There was again n full cup
ply of cattle on sale this day, S7i head,
and with no outside buyers and the
demand confined entirely to supplying
the butchers, the market was very
sluggish, and up to eleven o'clock there
were quite a number unsold. and we
suppose that about six car loads would
have to be taken over to the Central
Yards to find purchasers. Prices, COM
pared with last week, were down fully
quarter, and for some grades half,
and it is generally believed that the
bottom has not yet been touched. The
consumption of fresh meat, as is near
ly always the case at this season OF the
year, Is falling off materially, as people
generally are buying more fruits and
vegetR bles and less meat. 1t is n fact
that meat is now the most costly item
in market, and it must come down in
price everything else is shrinking in
value and there is no reason why meat
should be an exception. There is no
scarcity of cattle, and all the markets
will be flooded within the next thirty
days; at least this Is tho general eXPec-
tation, Prices were lower than last
week, from quarter to half cent,
and we now quote prime TO extra fat
smooth steers at 724a9c, with some few
fancy sold at SIC.
SHEEP-There was a full supply of
sheep on sale, and the market was un-
usually dull; all grades ruled lower,
though, as might be expected, the de-
cline was more marked in the common
and inferior kinds. There was Consid-
erable inquiry for good fat lambs, and
all of this kind were sold at pretty good
prices. Sheep may be quoted at from
3a5c per pound, and it taxes something
extra to bring over sc.
HoGs-Continue dull but without any
important change; may be quoted in a
retail way at 9za1O14c.
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CnnhIt1nnn arComFort.
Therela excellent common sense /

There Ia excellent common sense in
these thoughts from tho Journal Of
Health.
Every day we meet with persons who
in their families are cross, i'll natured,
dissatisfied, finding fault with every
body and everything, whose hrst greet
ing in the break fast room Is complaint
whose conversation seldom fails to end
in an enumeration of difficulties and
hardships, whose last word at night
Is an angry growl. II you can get such
persons TO reason on the subject, they
will acknowledge that there Is some
want at the bottom Of 1t; the "want"
of q better house, fine dress, more
handsome equfpage. a more dutiful
child, more proYidant husband, q
more cleanly, or Systematic, or DO
mestic wife. At, one time 1t Is q
'wretched cook, )" which stands between
them and the sun: or a lazy house ser.
want, or AN impertinent carriage driver.
The want OF more money than Prov1-
dence has thought proper to bestow,
will be found to embrace all these
things. Such persons may feel assured
that people who cannot make them
selves really comfortable In any one
set of ordinary circumstances. would
not be under any other. a man who
has q canker eating out his heart, Will
carry 1t with him wherever he goes;
and If it be u spiritual canker, whether
of envy, habiLual discontent,
unbridled iIl-nature: 1t would
go with the gold, and rust out all
It's Brightness. Whatever a man is to;
day with last dollar, he will be radical
ly, essentially, tomorrow with mil
lion, unless the heart ts changed. Stop,
reader; that is not the whole truth,
for the whole truth has something OF
the terrible in it. Whatever of nn un
desirable disposition man has to-day
without money, he will have NOR
row to an exaggerated extent, unles the
heart be changed; the miser will be-
come more miserly; the drunkard more
drunken; the debauChee more debauch-
ed; the fretful still more, complaining.
Hence, the striking wisdom of the
Scripture injunction that all our ambi~
tions should begin with this: seek
tirst the Kingdom OF God and his
that is to say, that II
YOU are not comfortable, not happy
now, under the circumstances which
you, and wish to be more
more happy, your first
step should be to seek change OF
heart of disposition, and then the other
things will follow-without the greater
wealth Aud having the moral COM
fort, bodily comfort, bodily health viii
follow apace, to the extent or your
using rational means. Bodily comfort
or health, and mental comfort have on
one another the most powerful reac-
tions; neither can be perfect without
the other, at least, approXtmates 10 1t
in short-cultiVAte health and good
heart, for with these you may be "com-
Portable" without farthlnSi without
them never, though you may possess
millions
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THE first number of the Tennessee
State Journal. the new Stokes paper,
was issued at Nashville, Monday even
ing, and the editor at once got himself
into the sort of business which so large
ly engages Southern editors. The first
issue contained an article of exceeding
ly coarse personal abuse against X. s.
TuthilI, Attorney General for this Judi
cial District. This morning Mr.. Tuthtll
went to the Office or the Stokes paper
and demanded OF George E. Grisham,
It's editor, what he meant by publishing
such blackguardism. Grisham replied
that he would publish what he pleased, ,
and advancing toward Tuthill in what
the latter deemed threatning manner,
Tuthill jerked out a pistol and fired.
II is supposed, however, that he had
no intention of shooting Grisham, as
the bullet did not go near the latter but
penetrated the floor. GrishAm imme-
diaiely grapplcd Tu.hill, and the two
went down on the floor. Some say Tut.
hill knocked GrishAu down, but when
persons rushed in to separate the COM
batants 4risham was on top. The affair
Is the sensation of the city.
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A CoLoRED woman, named Elizabeth
Parker, over eighty years OF age, ar
rived at st. Joseph, Mo, recently
Twenty-one years ago she was sold at
the sales market in st. Joseph to tra-
der, who took her, with about one
thousand other slaves, to Louisiana,
Since the war she has been working in
New Orleans, and at length secured
su fficient money to return 20 st. Joseph
When she was carried away she LETT
two sons behind her, then young lads:
during her long absence she was in
perfect ignorance of their whereabouts
and condition. When informed that
one.of her sons was still living, she be-
came almost frantic with joy, and
danced, laughed and cried most vehe-
meutlV
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THERE was n "run" recently on a
Brooklyn Savings Bank. aud The direc-
tors found that they had not money
enou gh in the vaults TO m,et The de-
mand, aud sent n messenger 10 New
York to get a fresh supply. They were
afraid of getting out, and instructed the
Teller. to count very slowly in order to
gain time. The next ruse WAS to send
one OF their clerks into the line of de-
positors, and have him present his ac-
count and get into row with the Tel
ler. He. did his work 10 perfection,
complained thai the money was not all
right, compelled the Cashier to count it
several times, and made so much noise
that policeman WAS sent for. The
rest of the depositors we're amused at
the row, and forgot that they were be-
ing detained. When the messenger ar
rived with fresh supply OF money the
Teller, apOlogized to the fictitious de-
positor, the quarrel was made up, and
the work of. paying went on.-sE
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by rELEGRApu.
THE JUBILEE
BencGl for MIR. Gilmore.
Twelve. Men Poisoned to Death by I"
Lizard.

= BOSTON, June %.
The executive committee of the Peace
Jubilee Association, have, this even
ing, decided to repeat the grand popu-
lar programme OF the 18th of June, for
the. personal benefit of the protector,
Mr.. o. s. Gilmore, at the Coliseum, on
Tuesday next. The full orchestra and
chorus. Adelaide Phillips, Parepa Rosa,
Ole Bull and others will be present.
This Is done in obedience to general
demand, and in appreciation of Mr..
Gilmore's great service to art and to
: Seth E. Sprague. for twenty-five
years Clerk OF the U. s. District Court
ofthis district, died to-day of consump-
ton.
lates that twelve men, engaged in lum-
bering on Fish river, were recently
poisoned to death from drinking tea In
which lizard had been boiled.
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nkAzILIAa RELAT1oNs.
The WarIike Webb Wants TO Thrash
Brazil for Contempt.
T1na %

NEW YORK. June Zo'
The steamship Arizona, from AsPin'
wall, has arrived.
Ex-Minister Webb held an interview
yesterday with Secretary Fish, on the
Brazilian government. He denounced
the authorities there, and says tney
have no more respect for the Unlted
States than for Hayh, BE thinks we
ought to give them good thrasnlng ~
President fully endorses the course pur-
sued by Mr.. Webb. 1t appears that he
was simply carrying ous the 1ns1Enc- l4.l:-
tions given him by Mr.. Seward. IT Is
ptesumed that the Brazilian govern
sment will make ample apology to our
government on the arrival of Mr.. Blow,
Mr.. Webb's successor.
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THERE is no end to the uses to which
velocipedes are put. In aSpanish bull
fight, the picadors appeared the other
day mounted on velocipedes, instead of
horses, and displayed such skill in the
management of their Iron steeds that
the asIounded bull was unable to dis:
mount single one of them.
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ST.LOUIS.
The Great Republic Murder Case-Ar'
EuInent of Prosecution.
Kansas Excursion - Congressional
Hallway Committees. -'
81. LoUIs, june p.

ST.. LOUIS, June %.
Col. Slayback spoke seven hours in
the Donaldson case, closing about mid
night. He analysed the testimony
closely, and argued that the story OF
Rav and Glover was made up to cover
their own bloody deeds. He dwelt long
on the testimony OF Glover, and argued
that he (Glover) committed the murder.
Judge Lockland is speaking this morn
ing.
The Kansas Pacific Railway Com
pany have invited the Railroad Com.
mittees of the Senate House of Con-
gress, to make an excursion over their
road. Several of the. Committee have
accepted the invitation, and others will
probably do so. The excursion Is ex-
pected to arrive, here on Monday next.
The programme VIII include visit to
IRON Mountain, Pilot Knot and the
Granite Region of South East MissouEii
and trip 10 Sheridan the present ter
minus OF the Pacific Railway, stopping
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ISDUsTRY AND .EooNoMY.-A shoe
maker, OF Portland, Me-, who, before
1861 was working forS5 so a week, and
Saving regularly one dollar out Of that
sum, Is now the proprietor. of large
shoe factory, turning out regularly 90
600 pairs OF ladies' shoes. In 1861, out
OF his savings he had bought shoe
shop and tools for $3.50, and with this
humble start has built sup lucrative
huSiDaSS
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RESUNCIATION OF METHODIST ny A
CLERGYMAN.-Rsv.I L. r. keyes. OF the
New York Methodist Conference, late-
ly renounced Methodism and joined the
Swedenborginns. Ia a letter to friend,
in advance OF the step, Mr.. Hayes says:
Gan open avowal of my present
views would subject me to trial and
expulsion in any annual conference of
the Methodist Episcopal Church. /
feel, therefore, that common honesty
and honor, as we'll as due regard to
myown highest interests require me-
to stand forth In my true character. L
cannot endure the humiliation OF
smothering my highest convictions of
truth, and of walking with an eccelsl-
asticnl halter dangling over my head.
Imust be honest and I must be free.
have, therefore, forwarded TO Bishop
James my ordination pRrchments, and
dissolved my connection with the
Methodist Episcopal; Church. u hope
to haveian1opportunitye ere long ex-
plain to my friends in .Poughkeepsle
the grounds Of the decision here an
nounced.n -stE -
This letter caused great commotion in
the various Methodist churches of New
York, and the excitement among the
lay members and ministers was much
when it was announced on
Friday last that Mr.. Keyes had been
baptized in the Swedenborgian faith.
Subsequently Mr.. Keyes made pub
lie address In nPoughkeepsie, stating
that during period of2O years, in the
Methodist Church he had no complaint
to make, and that his renunciation was
"a matter purely OF conviction and con-:
science. -gaEf. a.l---. r.' o
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probably at Kansas City to witness the
bridge cslebration at that point on the
3rd Of July. From Sheridan the party
will go to Denver, thence to Cheyenne
and return UiG Omaha.
The City Council OF Quincy, Illinois,
have voted 100000 to the Quincy ~
Nebraska Railroad, and private parties
have subscribed one hundred thousand
River and Weather.
PITTSBURGH, June 23'
Mononcahela s feet; clear and pleas
ant; thermometer 76'.
CINCINNATI, June %.
Weather cloudy; thermometer So.
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SlNGULAR.-Ac cow beIonBIHK 10 11t
Jos, Handy, who lives near Failing
Spring, Greenbrier county gave OIrth
to calf a few,wesksaEo Yhr1Cn was
destitute OF hair, with the exoePtlon ot
"a few slight .bunOhes on its back. Ine Inc
calf is now more than q, month olo'
Ane and strong, but there Is now NO
indication that it will ever have any
hair, with the exception mentioned: n
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mAxKETs ny TRLEGnAPIs-

-..-r.- NEW YORK, June %.
CorroN-Dull, heavy and lower; re-
ceipts of COO bales at S21za33c for mid
WS FLo1RNCIosed WS quiet and very fair
for shipping grades and dull and heavy
ioF GF9PlHnTaNWheat-DuIl: 9lneE at 1a2c lower:
No. . spring 81 52a1 So; No. L spring
81 5gaI 80. Rye-Nominal. Oats
Dull and heavy at 7Ga76Kc a1oat for
western. Corn-Quiet at slasS for good
to prime canal, and 83as9c for railroad.
PRoVIsIoNs--Pork- more
steady; with sales of $50 bbls mess at
S32 IS. Beef-Steady with fair demand.
Cut Meats-Steady with moderate in
quiry. Bacon-Quiet and steady.
Lard-Dull at 1890 for prime steam.
EGGs-DnlI at 22a23c,
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A SCORE OF YErERANs.-A meeting
of old men.who are surviving soldiers
of the war OF 1872, was held at Wash
ington, Pa, on the 17th inst, at which
1t was resolved to petition Congress to
grant pensions to that class of persons.
Nineteen were present whose ages ag-
eregate ], 1,5ll years, and average nearly
so. The following are their names and
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WEST ALExARDER has the baseball
feyer-bsd. ,....,ss55 's.,ssi5.so :.
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

The late advance in cotton goods is
fully established, but distribution goes
on slowly. AS the market is likely to
rule quiet for the next thirty days, it
may be surmised that prices will go no
higher for the present, until the Fall
trade sets in. Heavy sheetings steady
at l6ka17c for best makes. Printing
Cloths nominally worth 9A9Lc for good
goods, and calicoes range from IL 10 LOG.
MONEY AND STOCKS.
MoNRY-Market active and stringent
at per cent and lilo per cent com tnls-
sfon. After bank hours the f4le 4eA' ~
7 per cent. Discounts nominal. oo,-
STRRLING-Dull and firm at 1895 :
1UgzsI UggzesiIn-ouIet and steady; opened at
1877, fell TO 1861. advanced 10 1914; "a
ceI,f and also 1-16a3-32.
SSGntvERNMENT SToCKs-Triha higher;
closing steady. Coupons of 'sl, 12la
I2i5[: do '62, l221sal227s; do '64. 1l6Ma
III. do go, 1l8allS1<; do new, !!9z3a
11as<. do '67, 191<all95s; do '6S, ll92Ss
s. i1eE: do 10-40s, lO73<a108. 81.
U SrooRs-Pacific Mail S5k; Western
Uni0n Telegraph 381<; New York Cen
trai Ielx; Erie 2974; Hudson 1921;
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AFTER Mr., Raymond's death there
was found lying on his desk an unf1n3
ished editorial paragraph referring 10
Major General Mcdowell, probably the
last words that,tlowed from his pen. q
breaks ofNabruptly, leaving the seq
tence incomplete, ASST thewriter mao
been suddenly INTERRUPTED at his WORK
and called away. ESt = II
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TIE London Std,sdtt411 ,has an editor.
ial oinI what it calls "Musical Tor
nado at Boston,"
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wASRISd1oE, Pa, gRassaBeguno the
f5ssttGR ;s' Sss 4 botsfs1 i4sn "tssiFf Tsntff
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Impending ecautlOns
against Outbreaks.
FLORENCE, June %.
Great precautions are being taken by
the authorities at Naples, Turin and
Milan to guard against the outbreak.
1t is feared the revolutionists are in
citing disturbances. Several arrests
have been made at Genoa.
ATLANTIC OCEAN.
Progress OF she Great Eastern ''AIl
Right" 50 Far.
PARIS, June %.
Advices from the Great Eastern to
Tuesday noon have been received. She
was one hundred and seventy-four
miles from Brest, paying out cable
nicely. Weather pleasant.