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Discussion ON tho Canadian Banking Scheme.
THE INDIANS.

Horrible Dfassacre In Kansns by the Chey.
ennes-The Ouirages on Saline River
Troops In Vigorous Pursuit OF the Savages.
CHICAGO June, 2, 1860.
a Fort Smith special despatch to the Tribune
says:-A party OF $50 Cheyennes attacked an unpro-
tected settlement 100 miles west OF Topeka on Sun
day morning. They came towards evening, under
pretence OF friendship, and massacred thirteen men,
women and children. The women were ravlshed
and their bodies horribly mutiated.
Dispatches from Kansas say Colonel Weir, with o
squad OF cavalry. scouting Saline river. Colonel
Merrill will take the field from Fort Harker, General
Custer from Fort lays, and Colonel Hamilton from
Fort Riley, with orders 10 pursue vigorously and
punish severely any Indians that may be found.
A special to the LeavenwOrth Times and CO1Se1'p
attire from Ellsworth says man just from the scene
OF the Indian murders says the outrages were COM
mitted by the Sioux and Cheyennes, in divided bands
OF from nine to seventeen. Besides those known to
have been killed, eight are missing, three OF whom
are women.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE,

WASHINGTON, June 2, 1889.
The following naval orders were issued today
Commander Harmony has been ordered to the Navy
Yard at New York as Inspector OF Supplies. Com
mander Hopkins has been detached from duty as In.
spector OF Supplies at the Navy Yard In New York
ana placed on waiting orders. Commander Blake
has been detached from the command OF the Swaara
and placed on waiting orders. Lieutenant Com.
mander Farquhar surgeon N. l.. Bates ana assist
ant Surgeon Griffith have been detached from duty
and placed on waiting orders. Paymaser Robert W.
Allen has been detached from the Swatara and or.
dered TO settle his accounts. Lieutenant Commander
Schey has been detached from the Naval Academy
and ordered to the storeship Idaho.
The Navy Department has received despatch
pean squadron, dated Toulon, France, May H. IN
which he states that the flagship Franklin arrived
there that day. The Richmond had arrived at
Plrpus, Greece, on the Goth OF April, from Carta-
gena, Spain, having touched at Algers, Pamas Bay,
Sardinia, Tunis and Malta, ana would sail from
thence on the goth for Smyrna. The Kenosha pro-
ceedcd TO Malaga, Spain, but everything remaining
quiet aud no disturbance being anticipated at that
place. che sailed for Gibraltar where she arrived on
the 10th ult. The storeshp Guard had arrived at
Palermo Sicily, on the 5th of April, from Lisbon,
having touched at Gibraltar She was TO sail for
Naples and Spczza on tho 10th OF May, and would
arrive al the latter place about the st OF June. Al
Algers the Franklin was Visited by tho Governor OF
the province, Marshal Mcmahon Qhe Duke OF Ma.
genital aad was recolyed with oil the honors due hs
rauk,
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LONDON MONEY MARxsr.-LoNDoN. June s-4:so
p. M.-C0ns0ls closed ct YAK for money aud 92x for
the account United States nve-twenty bonds quiet
and steady at 8ok. Stocks steady Erie, fsk; nii-
n0is, %.
PARIS BoURsB.-PARIs, June a.-Bourse dull;
rentes III. Soc
FRANKFORT BOURsR.- FRANKFORT, June 2-Even-
lng-United States fve-twentes closed ut SOY 80 y
for the issue OF 1859.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKsT-LrvERPOOL, June
$50 =: M.-rhe following are the closing quota
tlons:-Mtddiing upands, 11,Sc.: middling Orleans.
bales.
HAvRE OorToN MARKgr.-gAvRR, June 2-The
market closer buoyant b0te On the sp0t and an0at.
Tres ordlnalre, on the spot, I42f. per cwt; low
mIddlings. adoat, 1897. Der cWt
June The market Is quiet.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET.-LyERPOOI.
June e.-Lard. Ills. Cd. per cwt.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.-LrvERPoOL. June
2-Petroieum Is 3d. per gallon for refined, and 3D..
per gallon for spirits
LONDON PRODUCE MARKEr.-LONDON, June o.
Sugar frm both on the spot and aioat; No. IL Dutch
standard ON the spot 800. Cd. a 40s. per cwt
PETROLEUM Observation-Disclosures, June 2.-Petr0-
leum quiet at AIT for standard white.
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TIE WATERS STRIKE.

largely attended meeting OF the waters Benevo.
lent and Protective Union was held last evening at
Early Closing Hail. 2e7 Bowery, Mr.. McDermott In
the chair.
The meeting In question was called to hear COM
mlttee reports and the progress made. The minutes
being read and approved, member rose ana said
that the colored waters ct the Metropolitan are
about to make q stand for better wages and pledge
themselves to help on the strikers II they Ia turn
will promise moi to aid their employers against
them.
considerable amusement to the assembly.
The Clarendon, Aston, st. Nicholas, New York and
Fifth Avenue hotels were reported as -, being IN .
walters, and In some OF them the chambermaids
and kitchen girls had declared war against the
It was stated by Mr.. McDermott, for the benefit of
the public, that there are now In many first class
ers men Known as hotel thieves acting as walters
and that numerous complaints OF jewelry robberies
aud thefts OF other articles have been made
within the last few days. and that In several hotels
the guests are almost obliged to stay In their rooms
to look after their valuabes so dstrustfu are they
Of the class OF waters now employed In them. This
was also borne out by q statement from another
member, who said that the strike Will cost the hotel
guests do not enter into any question Of strike with
those who receive their money but expect their
moneys worth whatever differences there may be
Mr. Johnson. the ex.presldent, made an able speech
enoinlng unanmity OF action and an unflinchng de.
ternlnatIOn ne sdiu. 10 carry I'LL
obstacles would, he said insure success
several other members followed with remarks on
the action OF the c0lored walters and that Of the
walters OF Boston and philadelphia, who now stand
by the union.
hotel keepers, 80 TO whether the strike cannot
be settled amicably, but without putting the union
to the necessity OF abating one o of its pretensions
From remarks made during the meeting II would
seem that the employers are perfectly willing to
pay the increased demand, but are enraged at
the action taken by the union and insist condi-
ton Of the payment OF thirty-hve dollars per month
that the recipients shall renounce the society. This
the men will not do and until the conference COM
mttee report II Is Impossible TO say what may be
the further action OF the body.
The proprietor or the st. James Hotel states that
he has not acceded to the demands Of the strikers
aud does not mean to, the report that he had COM
promised being erroneous.
The proprietors OF the worth House have given the
advance TO their waters condition that the latter
wear white "chokers'' and dresscoats, which they
agree to do.
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NEW YORK.

Proceedings Of the State Temperance Conven-
tion-A PrOhibit0ry Liquor Law Demanded
Temperance aud Politics.
SYRACUSE June 2, 1860.
In the State Temperance Convention to-day reso
buttons were adopted Affirming that the sale OF
intoxicating liquors as beverage is crime, and
should be suppressed by stringent laws requesting
both political parties to nominate prohDitonisis;
authorizing the formation Of a State committee and
county committees, and that in case the candidates
for Office will not commit themselves to prohibition,
Others that will be placed IN nomination.
The Convention then adjourned sine dc.
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CUBA.

Receipts from Conhscafed Property-t.reat
Excitement la Recommendations Riots lex.
pected-Battie With the Filibusters-A
spanish Report.
HAVANA, June q 1859.
The property condscated between the 10th OF April
and the LIST OF June has produced $4,000.
The city has been terribly excited since yesterday
The volunteers arc armng. Serious riots are ex.
pected.
heavy engagement has taken place between the
spaniards and insurgents on the peninsula between
the bays Of Nipe and Banos The official report
received here announces that tho four cannon and
all the other munitions brought by the nlibusters
were captured.
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MASSACHUSETTS.

The boston Metropolitan Police Bill-Defcat
Of the W0man's Suffrage Bill.
Boston, June 2. 1862
The Legislative committee on the Metropolitan
Police held final hearing to-day and majority
voted to report bill putting the control Of the
police OF Boston into the hands OF three commits
sioners to be appointed by the Governor and Coun-
Gill The other cities and towns in the State remain
as heretofore.
In the senate to-day the woman's suffrage ques.
ton was defeated by a vote OF yeas to % nays.
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Resignation Of General Duice-Don Espinar
Acting Captain Gcncral-Disa ppearancc Of
a spanish GcneraI-Arrivai Of Moro voIun.
teers.
HAVANA, June 2, 1860.
The agitation 10 the city has partially abated.
Captain General Dulce resigned this morning, and
Don Espinar IA Acting Captain General, and will
continue to be 30 until the arrival Of General Caba.
lero de Rodas. The city Is tranquil, but disorder
threatens to break out at any moment, as the
volunteers arc greatly incensed against General
Pelaez, who has disappeared, and whose where
abous are unknown. feeling OF great anxiety per.
vades the city.
The vascongadc Volunteers arrived In the port
to-day.
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The Franklin Telegraph Company.

bU5TUN, Junt z, IbbJ.
The annual meeting or the stockholders OF the
Franklin Telegraph Company was held In this city
to-day, at which the following Board OF Directors
was chosen:-George II. Elery, John s. Roberts,
Henry Il. Grannis all OF New York. and Charles A.
Browne, J. B. Stearns Samuel Z. French, James M.
Shaw, James II. Freeman and James w. Brown, all
OF Boston. At meeting OF the directors, held SUD-
seauently George II. Elery was chosen president,
and william Macomber was chosen clerk aud trea.
aurer
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CALF ORNlA.

Transfer of Military Command-Anothcr
Earthquake.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 2, 1860.
General Halleck to-day Issued an order transfer
ring the command OF the Division OF the Pacific to
General Thomas. General Halleck will soon proceed
East overland to assume command OF the Division
of the south, with his headquarters at Louisville
sharp earthquake and tdal waves are recorded
as having occurred OF Fort Point between halfpast
six ind niue o'clock on the morning OF the LIST INST
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AIAB AMA.
The Emigration Convention.

The Emigration Convention.
MONTGOMERY, June 2, 1862
In the Emigration Convention to-day an able ad
dress, by Mr. De Leon, the chairman, to the people
OF the North and Europe was adopted. An 0rganiza-
ton was perfected which will go to work at once
president and board OF directors from among the
best business men Of the State, were selected, and
the plan OF Colonel Crandall OF New Orleans, for
stock company OF money and land, was agreed to.
Many interesting speeches, by gentlemen OF native
and foreign birth, were made and the convention
then adjourned.
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\ inc Establishmcnt having made extensive
| ajditlons 10 its '.material," In the shape
OF Presses, Type, &C, &c, now prepsir,v .
| lie patrons aud the public know full wen
i,s stvle of work and It's moderate prices.
orr designing and wood engraving DO,
pay,m.nt has been considerably enlarged
10 meet the demands OF the public, anu
| yvs bss TO offer 10 our patrons our en-
,srseJ faciluies for such orders a. they
nav see IL 70 give, feeling assured that
onr prices will compare favorably with
snv other work of the kind. Posters,
Circulars, Cards, Pamphlets Of every de- z.
and color work. Wood Engraving done
nj short notice and at very low price.
| 81 Nassau street, old Herald Building.
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OHIO.

Election OF Directors of the Lake shore and
Michigan Southern Railroad.
CLEVELAND. June 2, 1862
At the meeting OF the stockholders OF the Lake
shore and Michigan Southern Railway Company
held here to-day the following were unanimously
elected directors lie Grand Lockwood, Horace F.
Clark and James n. Banker, of New York; William
Williams, of Buffalo; E. B. Phillips and Albert Keep.
OF Chicago; ]. II. Devereux, II. u. Payne. George
b. Ely and J. H. Wade, OF Cleveland: J. W. Wet
more william L. Scott and Milton COPYRIGHT OF Erie.
The election Of officers has not yet taken place.
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ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

Second Lieutenant william MCGEE, OF the Twen-
tieth United states infantry tried by court martial
OF Baton Rouge for riotous and dsorderly conduct,
to the prejudice OF good order and military discip.
line, In August last, has been sentenced TO be dis
in the Louisiana PenItentIary for five years.
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SANpERsoN.--0n Wednesday, June 2, MARIA,
daughter OF Charles and Margaret Sanderson, aged
years and months.
The relatives and friends of the family are invited
20 attend the funeral, this Thursday afternoon at
two O'Clock, from the residence Of her parents o4s
H,sAson street.
yvr o,ber Deaths see Eloata Pugel
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THE NEW DOMINION.

The Nova Scotia Revenue-Tho Annexation
Resolution 20 be Probably Withdrnwn-Pre-
position for a Duty ON Coal shipped to the
United states.
HALIFAX, June 2. $780,
In the House OF Assembly last night Hon. Mr.
Vail submitted the estimates OF the for 1892
which show O surplus Of t2x7s OF receipts over ex
penditures.
Mr.. Murray was absent and his annexation reso-
luton did not come up 1t Is thought likely that he
will Withdraw 1t.
X. q. Halliburton publishes q letter addressed to
Hon. John Ross, headed "Annexarion or Starya-
tiOn." This ne believes TO be the United states
policy, and It should be met by the imposition Of
duty on coal.
Discussion ON the Canadian Banking Scheme.
OTTAWA, June 2. 1869.
The frst debate on the government bankin.,I
scheme took place last night, and was very Spirited
on both sides. The opposition to It y very strong
great many supporters OF tue government in
Guiding Hon. Mr.. Gait and DE-. upper. are opposed.
The measure will probably come up for discussion
again TO- night.
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CHINA.

shipments Of the New Crop of Tea.
LONDON, June 2, 1869.
Advlces from China report that tho total ship
ments OF the new crop VI tea thus far have been
lao, 000, 900 pounds.
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Michigan Southern INSTRUMENTATION Of
Odicers.
CLEVELAND, June 2, 1869.
At the second meeting of the directors OF the Lake
Shore and Michigan Southern Railway this evening
the following officers were elected:-Presdent, r.
b. Phillips; First Vice President, ]. ii. Devereux;
second Vice President, William Williams; Treasurer,
lie Grand Lockwood; Assistant Treasurer and Secre-
tary George b. Ely.
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ILLINOIS.

Election Of Directors Of the Chicago, Rock
Island ana Pacific Railroad.
CHICAGO, June q 1860.
The stockholders OF the Chicago Rock Island and
Pacific Railroad held their annual election In this
city to-day. The following gentlemen were chosen
directors for the ensuing year:-David Dows vii.
son @. Hunt, Robert Forsyth o. DE f. Grant, Milton
COPYRIGHT John Hearn, Charles X. Marvin, Ebene.
ger Cook. w. l.. Scott B..F. Allen, George l.. Daven-
mort Henry IL. Porter and James II. H. Tracey.
Oyer si9O0000O OF stock were represented The safe
OF 600 shares OF additional stock, made by order
OF the executive committee aoouta year ago. was
ratified aud confirmed.
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RHODE ISLAND.

Burning Of Eiliott's Mills at Woonsocket-
Loss 100000.
NORcEsTER, Mass, June 2, 1860.
A disastrous connagration occurred at woon-
socket n. l., last night. Eliotts mills, containing
a large amount OF stock and machinery, employed
In various trades were destroyed. The loss Il esti
mated at 100000. The buildings were hives Of In
dustry and gave employment to 200 persons. The
fire In sad blow to the enterprise OF the place and
il the largest fire that ever occurred there. nsur-
anre -f27 900.
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Words OF Cheer for Young Men, Whc, Uav-
inc fallen vicms social evils dcsirc better manhood
Sent in sealed letter enycopes tree o. charge Address
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The nfetropolitnn Job PRINTING and Ena

The Metropolitan job Printing and Engray.
ing Establishment having made extensive additions to Its
in the shape Presses, Type. &c. &C., s
prepared orders with rapidly Its patrons
and public full well s style Of work and It's mode
rate prices.
considerably enlarged demands Of the public, and
we beg offer patrons enlarged facilities for such
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Wood notice and low price
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To XIII Moths in Clothing, Furs, Carpets,
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renowned ITALIAN MEDICArED SOAP, found at his
depot 10 Bond street. Removed from 45S Broadway Fifty
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THE EVENING TELEGRAM

I would impress upon advertisers the
necessity of presenting their adver-
| tisements for the Cartoon papers three
days in advance, to secure Insertion.
In the general issue II is also neces-
sarv to present advertisements on the
| afternoon preceding the issue OF the
! edition for which they are intended.
THE EVENING TELEGRAM
will be sent by mail to subscribers for
six dollars per year. Address 81 Nas-
sau street.
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SPAIN.

Adoption Of the New Constitution by the
Cortes-Rejecton of the Bill for the Reduc-
ton Of the Army-1'ho Cuban Political Pris-
oners to Be Sent to the Canariess
MADRID. June 2, 1869.
The Constituent Cortes last night finally adopted
the new constitution by q vote OF ga alternatives
and SIS negatives. After the vote declared Senior
Figueras, amid much enthusiasm. announced that
the republicans, though opposed to those clauses OF
the constitution which provided for the establish
ment Of monarchy, would support and follow
them.
The motion made by the republicans that the
standing army In Spain be reduced from $4,000
to 1000 was lost by vote OF l73 against So.
Admiral Topete informed the Cortes that 900 poll
tcal prisoners from Cuba were now at Fernando Pc,
but they would be transported to the Canaries.
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Owing to the great increase of bust.
ness consequent on tae popularity OF
| their Cartoon and general issue, the
prOpriotors Of
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A.-GOuraud's Oriental Cream Magical
BeautAer. GOURAUDS Liquid Vegetable Rouge mparts
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Gator White other Toilet Articles his depot
4S Bond street. Bowery than Broadway Removed
from 453 Broadway.
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The Celebration of Queen Isabelln's birthday
in Madrid--Deaih Of General O'Donnell i'm
the COrtcs.
MADRID June 2, 1869.
II Is oficially announced that the Queens birthday
1.-THE 10th OF Ocober) Is to be celebrated In Madrid.
General o'Donnell, while speaking in the Cortes
against the proposed reduction OF the army, was
seized with apoplexy and died In the chamber.
The Cortes Is engaged in signing the constitution,
which Will he promulgated on the 9th inst.
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A splendid Assortment OF Claret Wines, In
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