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RoBERrsoN's COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
PSF Main street, entrance 70 Court street,
open day and evening. The course of
study at this InStituij0n is the most COM
plete, thorough and practical, in he
S0utk.
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FOR COUNTY COURT CLERK.

COUNTY COURT CLERK.-At the s~oliciia-
L tioD OF muir CrOus friends. and in re-
gpouse 20 the calls in the PPEAL and Ledger,
I would respect ul'y state that 7 am a candi-
date flr CLERK OF the tOuuty Court, subject TO
the action OF The Democratic convention.
dala WILL O. WOOnSON.
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DIR. JNo. c. Rooms Office moved to
lOl Adams street.
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JUsT Decentralization Arabs.
CANS NEW STORE,
DIS Main street.
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RUSSIA CRASH Russia Crash ~ a
crashing price 1t SEESSEL 4 SONS.
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PUCKi Puck! Puck! at
COWPERTHWAIT, CHAPMAN & co.'s
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Dn. MoRr1MoKE,s orrTcELCENrRA1

BEAUTIFUL ARABS, very cheap, at
CANS NEW STORE,
2gS Main street.
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ArToRNEY-eEy. CRIMINAL COURT.
FOR CLERK D CIRCUIT COURT.

A TlUHNEYGENERAL OF TIE GRIM
~ NAL COTS E-Ne are authorized 10 an
1ounCe M. D. WEIGH as a candidate for At
.to-uey-GeuerHl OF the Criminal Court. de2j
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FOR 1 A POINT.
-.

Memphis to Friar's Pt., Helena and Bends.
E=rE - EElO
GEN ANDERSON, Jas. Lee. master
LeSvss Memphis MOSDATs, wEDxEDAys,
GEO. y. eHEEs. eeo. Walans. zasta&
Gayes Memphis TUESDAYS. THURsDATs, and
SATURDAYS, at 4 O'Clock pm.
leaves krtar's Point sveryd day At s'eloek
An dsst
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FIFTY DOZEN new style Jet Chains for
ladies, just received.
CANS NEW STORE,
2gS Main street.
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VERY cheap Arabs.
CANS NEW STORE,
Z9S Main street.
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---7prnEs-sVin sell, cheap, a lot Of
1Soeipslss, IN complete os9ef-oest
sNlst.st styles Gpp1 70 NJ y ooo-
1n ma eT r. 7 EnEsh- Mp
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WHITE, with Stripes-hoautjfnl Arabs.
CANS NEW STORE,
Dos Main al reef
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DIARIES. h~aifprice.
CoWPERTHWAIr, CHAPMAN & co.
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YESTERDAY. TO-DAY AND forever.
COWPERTHWAIT. CHAPMAN 4 co.
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GODEY, Peterson and DemOrest for
January, at Joe Locke's, &5H Main street.
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SELECT OYSTERS, IS cents per can at
Ice Depot 54L Jefferson.
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WHITE ARABS.
CANS NEW STORE,
29S Main street
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FoR CorNcILMAN srH WARD.
FOR JUDGE CHANCERY COURT.

DOUNU-LIAE.-We are authorized 20 an
y announce DR.. LILA HEWITT tor
Couucilmau OF the Eighth Ward cels
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FOR HATCHIE RIvER.


rsAMER
NEoEAWE EEIEu
y d small
viii commence TO run the
aetehie River on the hrst rise In -
the river, from Mennphis TO the railroad bridge
near Browpsville, weekly, and will 90 Inc
business for the trade satisfactorily.
deAi W q LANIEE- AGENT
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ELEGANT sToCk of Goods just received.
Greater bargains than ever, at the
REVOLUTION DOLLAR STORE,
213 Main street.
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FoR ALpERMAN4fr -
FOR ALDERMAN 7rH WARD.

A LDERMaN-In response TO the call from
- c~itEens OF She FoClth Ward, l become a
candidate Tor Alderman
daB z. D. wADDELL.
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TO ADVERTISERS IN THE APPEAL.

CHOICE BUTTER at Ice Depot, 5IH JEFF
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FOR WHITE RIVER.
FIiInTT IIHr

ELLiDIE LINE.
Whiteand Little Red River Packzt-For Hell
ena Friar's Point. ueFalI's EluF. Little
Rock, DesArc, Augusta, Searcy, Jackson
pert ana Bstesyills.
OES All q
MAUI
This elegant passenger steamer -
VII leave IS above ~
THURSDAY, S0th inst, at 5 Pm
ELLIOTT & MILLER Agcuts.
dep Promenade street, opp. Landing.
Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Co.
White 3iyer Line.
For DeVau's Bluff connecting With Railroad
for Little Rock and for Augusta and Jack
sOupOrt, connecting with the very light
draft steamer BateSville for Bsresv1lle rnd
all intermediate poirts on White river.
also. P~Ocadontas. on Black river. and West
Point. On Little Red river.
NATOMA----Wm. Ashford. Master
This elegant s~ide-wheel paFsen- g.
ger steamer viii leave as above s.
FRIDAY, SlSt inst. az , pm.
Eor freight or passage apply on beard or 10
W. y. kENNEDAT- Ag-uL.
de29 No. 3 Madison 81. stanton Block
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LETTER LIST.

The following is the list OF letters remain
ing In the Memphis POstofiee and not deliv-
cred by carriers yesterday.
All letters directed 10 street and numbers,
Will be delivered promptly b. carriers.
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GATES AJAR-GATEs WIDE OPEN.
COWPERTHWAIT, CHAPMAN IL co.

ladies, misses and children's bronze
shoes at SEESSEL & SONS.
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TWENTY-FIVE CENTS a week is all the
APPEAL costs delivered by carriers.
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EXTENSIVE Trade SALE of Clothing,
Boots, Shoes, Dry Goods, Notions, Cut
lery, etc , this "Wednesday morning, De
cember 18th, at 10 O'Clock, by GOttleib &
Ezekiel, -suctioneers, corner Second and
Adams streets.
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WANTED.-TwO u~ufurnished rooms
locality. Address Lock Box E.
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<cnE
ARABS very cheap. ar
CANS SEW STORE,
IS Main street.

THE WEEKLY APPEAL is the largest
single sheet publisheC the South.
c. c. WEIRD d Bros, Goodyear &
Falls, andMr. Potter, druggists, have pur-
chased a large supply of DR.. Spaulding's
wonderful Electric OIL and Cancer Salves.
The afflicted should not fail to get a bot
tie Of that wonderful medicine. Henry
~ reever has also a supply of this won
derfliE ,pdicine.
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CHAECELLQR-We ere authorized to an
( ruuuCe Judge J. r. CAHUIHERs as g
candidnte Tor Chancellor. 20 III tire vacancy
create7 10y the resignation OF the Hon. VIM.
81. smlIh. Ce3
TUDGE CHsNCFRT COUBE-We are au
d fEc-izsd 20 announce Judge Il. J NOR
Gan. The present incumbent, as 6 candidate
a. TIE ensuing Judlc47l election FOR the office
o. JuGEe OF iuC th"unce-yADErt, which was
n. Smith. delS
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HLFRK SECOND CIRCUIT COURT-we
- ere sutlorlz-d 10 announce Col. JOE
BARBIlBE SIS "a candidate FOR the office OF
CLERK OF the Second Circuit Court Of Shelby
county. del4
HLEHE SECOND CIRCUIT COURT-Mr.
- Elit1-- SCme kind friends ave seen Mt 70
call upgu me 70 become q candidate for the
sbove odice. and in reply ] can only say. that
Iwiua accept "a domination, II rendered, and,
II elected. VIII cnd-avOr 10 perform the du-
Ties Of tie oDce faithfully.
de8 N. B. IRRELEVANT.
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How are you " of for Soap?" Fifty per
cent. better value at the
REVOLUTION DOLLAR STORE,
BIB Main street.
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LADIES, misses and ehildren's merfnc
vests below cost. SEESSEL Il SON.
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SMOKY CHI1NEYs.-No cure no pay.
Have your CRATES set and smoky chin
neys cured, by calling on Il. Lemon, Al
Madison street.
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MEMPHIS DOLLAR SToRE-Joe Locke's,
2361< Main street. Where you can get the
worth of your money for one dollar, and
choice Of q select lot OF bound books.
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LocRE's Dollar Store, 2361E Msinstreet.
Choice of a large assortment bound books
for ne dollar.
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FOR REHi-FARMS.

Notices Under his head tcH Be Inserted at Ten
cents pei hae, each insertion.
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FOR wHARFsIAsTER

UTEARFMASTER-We are authorized TO
announca Capt LARRY HARMSIAD
81 candidate for WharmasBer, at the ensu-
iuz municipal election. deo
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Two HUNDRED VAsHTI, just received.
COWPERTHWAIT. CHAPMAN L co.
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FOR lighthouses.

Notice under Hs keld srQ BE- inserted al Ten
c-aa per tas. zach Insertion.
UOMESTEAn-The Trisg Homestead, two
III mile f-1m the CITY. large house. with
the furniture. ana good OuthOuses. stables,
orcharl-. ETC. etc, On good repa-r-yery cheap.
Apply 10 W. ". ErigE or 10 me, EDW. l..
HANLTS. s3l second street dczg
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EnR sALE-MIscELLANEOus.

- - rtcb and valuable land,
49, county, Arkansas, lying
- nn1 West or Mound CITY; ana haiI a
ss6iie south OF Military Eoaas aaSersow.
aud ln esl - suburban Lots, on Mclean
1snue- near Poplar street.
Fol- terms ~PP@ HIS MORTON,
DyertOn Hotel.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

cent? per line, each Insertion.
q 1nAn worth FENCING LUMBER In
. DOOO exchange for City or Suburban
property. 81 cash prices.
deZ5 HC. BRINKLEY, IS Madison ST.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FoR MAYOR

AFAY1e-We are authorized to announce
NJ SAMUEL P WALKER as a candidate
Ior Mayor at the ensuing municipal election.
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OOITAGE-Cottase-Eouso four rooms and
X Kitchen. with $50 worth Of household
furniture cor sale. Inquire on premises. 2
Linden street. after l. pa. de9
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Il EAYOR-Ne are authorized to announce
VI J. ID. RUFElN as a candidate tor Mayor
81 the ensuing municipal election deli
New-York tribune., 1869-05-21
FRANCE.
TIE ELECTORAL EXCITEMENT.


LONDON. May 2O.-The elections in France continue
to be attended with more or less disorder Since the
10Th inst 49 persons have been arrested in Pas or
creating political disturbances and of these onyseVeh-
teen have been discharged. A popular denohstIa-
ton is reported at Nmess, where the people sang the
Marseillaise At Bourges the prison was forced by
crowd of political agitators and one of their leaders,
who had been arrested was released. In the De
partment of Aube, during the eectioneerlng tour oil
NJ. Pereire a riot took place, in which blood was
shed.
EXCITEMENT IN Observation-Disclosures AT
THEIRS.
The election excitement in Marseilles is very great
A private meeting was held their yesterday, at
which NJ Gambetta was present and made strong
speech Crowds in the streets sang the MarsellalSe
and made other unlawful demonstrations. Many
arrests were made by the police. At Theirs, town
in tho Department OF Puy-de-Domc, disorders arc
also reported. At the electoral meetings the people
shouted "Yiya Ledru Rollin, Wye Barb6s"
New-York tribune., 1869-05-21
MrRpERous AssAULrs IN PENNsYLvANIA.

ELmRA, n. Y, May 2O.-On Tuesday last
John Field and George Mathews sold lot Of railroad
ties TO the agent of the Northern Central Railroad at
Bodne's Station, in IycOmng Co., Pa, about 20 miles
north Of WIlliamsport, the proceeds to bo divided
Mathews received the pay for them, and on the
evening his wife took Fields share TO him. Field said lac
should have more, and abused Mrs Mathews She asked
her husband TO go and quiet him. and he went 10 do So
After some words, Field struck Mathews the head
with an ak, iDjurng him very badly This morning,
Constable Charles Grey arrested Field while the latter
was blowing, but permitted him 10 enter his house.
Field soon returned with struck Grey with IT, and
fed 10 the woods Ho has yet been Tecaptured, but
sOnIe Is or 80 men in pursuit, and will search tho
woods thoroughly. Mathcws's condition Is critical lie
viii probably not recover Grey badly hurt but may
New-York tribune., 1869-05-21

THE BAPTIST HOME MISSION SOCIETY.
RosToy. May 20.-TheI American Baptist

Home Mission Society has chosen tho following oeels'
pros,dout-The Hon. L. NJ Hoyt Of Cleveland, Ohio.
Vicc. ldents-Wiam Buckucll OF Phadophlp, VII
liam Mcpherson Of ST. Louis. Ireasnrer-EDenezer
i H"i Ill ~ York Auditors-Wn. Phelps Of New
yarE Albert b. Casswell OF Brooklyn Corresponding
eerrcares-Thc Rev. j. s. Backls the Rev. E H. Taylor
the Rev j. b. Sim0ns. . mi,
WI TrScJnSr's Department. Recording secretary-The
1,cy Wm, Hague OF Boston. Managers Qirst ClaSSl-D
~ Wsnn Of Newark, n. j.; j. B. WyckOn aud the Rev
os Armitage OF New York; tho Rev. j. ID. Fulton ana
the Rev l.. A. Grimes OF Boston; .,-, -.
evening I'm The fremont Temple Ii was attended by
come 400 ladies aud gentlemen.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-21
SPAIN.
THE ApmERENTs or ISABELLA TuREATESING AN
INVASION.

lNNASlON'
MADRID, May 2O.-Dispatchos have been received
here announcing that about 1900 of the adherents OF
Queen Isabella, under Gasset and Pezuela, have
assembled at Pcrpgnan, a city in France, on the
Spanish frontier. At last accounts they were nearly
ready to cross the border Tho Government has
taken the necessary steps to prevent such INVASION
if possible.
SPEECH OF CASTELAR, IN FAVOR OF A REPUBLIC.
Scnor CASTELAR, made great speech to-day in the
Cortcs in favor Of establishing q republic. He elo-
ouently referred to the example of the United
States, and praised their form Of government with
enthusiasm. There is great agitation in Barcelona
and Saragossa in favor of a republic.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-21
FOREIGN NEWS.
GREAT BRITAIN.
BOAT RACES.

LONDON, May 2O.-The Oxford crew have com
menced to practice for their contest with iarNaru'
The four men selected are Benson bow) Marlborough,
Time. and Darbyshire lsrole). Nelson will prob
allv he the coxswain The London Rowing Club
have challenged the Harvard Club to a match.
PETITION OF ORANGEMEN AGAINST DlsLSIAb-
LISHMENT.
DUBIIN. MAY 2O-The Grand Lodge of Orangemen
Of Ireland have petitioncd the Queen against the
discstablisbment Of the Irish Church.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-21
A SUPPOSED SPANISH MAN-OF-WAR FIRES on
AMEefgAN VESSEL
ST. THOMAS.
rl1r rEnrYIAN MnNIroEs.

TIE iENI WAN M'NII'h''
By the arrival of the bark kcdar at tins port
Yesterday We have dates from 81. Thomas 10 the sth
inst Tho Kcdar brings the Of the Peruvian trans
port Reyes formerly the steamship Monterey, run into
during heavy uorthcry gale on March p on INC ca.l OF
CuLa aud sunk by the Peruvian monitor Nance Cppac
,Ir toyiug the latter vessel The two Peruvian mon.
nr. Atauper and Nance CJpdc. arc now at 81 Ihomas
yyatiu the arrival Of the steamship Arago, which, II
seems has been purchased by the Peruvian Government
and /. 10 take the place of the Reyes They VIII then
proceed Ia Martinique from thence 10 BmbadOeS 40
Jauciro &C. al which place they Will call FOR supplies
md ga
New-York tribune., 1869-05-21
rIpR ANnL0ss OFLIFE.

DAYTON, Ohio. May 2O.-A fire broke out in
the winthrop House, frame building about o'clock
this morning. and 1t was entirely destroyed man
named Wilkinson burned TO DEATH and several others
severely burned supposed fatally There were 80 or
80 persons In the house the time who escaped by Jump
ing Of the upper story windows the fire originating
under the stairway thus cutting of this means OF es
cape. The loss 10 estimated at $4,000 Insured iOf w.,
New-York tribune., 1869-05-21
AyyTERS1mES Or BOSTON

TIE AMERICAN AND FOREIGN BIBLE SOCIETY
BosToN May 2O.-A business meeting Of
the American and Foreign Bible Society was held
in fremont Tcmplc to-day, the Hon. D. NJ. VII.
son Of New,Jerscy presiding The receipts or
the year Amounted to S3ols5, and the OK
penscs S29G3O The Committee tho subject reported
I'm favor OF transferring the entire Bible work to the Pub
ncaton Society the Of tile JOINT organization 10 De-
collected after Tie union The report adopted. Tho
Boar of Managers was instructed 10 obtain suitable leg
gfou 10 sccurr bequess etc. ana 20 report at the next
anniversary to the Publication Society.
THE BAPTIST PUBLICATION SOCIETY.
The American Baptist Publication Society
also met today the President, Wm Phelps of NewHorh
in the chair The receipts OF the Society In all depart
ments amounted to S22G CO OF this sum s22IOs) 50 were
received I'm the Business and S5OG 70 in tho Missionary
Deparment The Increase last year In the business
4. s5 g7g a. The increase In the missionary work Is
81 I'D al The total gain iu the two departments over the
reccIpis 0f the previous year S34s Inc society ac-
ceptcd the basis OF the union WIN hc be s3elety a
monsy: ana addresses made ON the subject OF th9
general work OF the Society by w. Z. Van Meter ana
others
THE NATIONAL THEOLOGICAL INSTITUTE.
The National Theological Institute Assocla-
op met to-day IN the First Baptist Church, the Rev j.
d Fulton I'm the chair The annual report shows that 10
tpdeus were obtaining education at the Washington
school 80 OF whom I'm the Theological department
The Richmond school has 1915 pupils win TWO lA,il hl
tVo Greek classes. These, with the scoo9 NJ 0V CtH
: G. and Augusta Ga, are In u thriving couulon
snccal instruction has been given 10y the keN DI' IMh'l
~ ss coorcd teachers and preachers IN several pACe
w. ,,enrcr rrportcd ms receipts at SiGl5. The fol
IowInR board Of officers were elected; lIrsuc r.
Gray OF Washington d. c. Corresponding ovIIIy, y,r 1.o
Treaqurcr Henry Beard. resolution was adupied con
curriug in the uucatOn OF the work uhucr l1o
and control Of the Baptist Home MlssouaS % nov'y az"
a",,nueuding that The Institute at Washington, d. C
be adopted aud sustained by the society
New-York tribune., 1869-05-21
n1sr1NGrIsuED BRITISH TRAVELLERS IN PITTS.
BURGH.

p,rrsRuRGu, Pa, May 2O.--FIancis Clare
Ford Mr. Fame, and Capt Ward attaches OF tho BRUSH
80. ., orrovy on "A tour Of inspection through the Pitts.
h,r,b ,apufactories Mr.. Thornton, the British Min
isteT and Baron Ledorer tho Austrian Minister aSpa,
% enn the company at Wkesbarre, and returned TO
10 10 leu t formal recep ptOn has been rendered the
it,nr y the Mayor and citizens Mr Ford Is collecting
dnStria statistics and Information Tor the BRUSH GOV
New-York tribune., 1869-05-21
RAILROAD ENTERPRISE.

CINCINNATI, May 2O.-D. n. Stanton of Bos-
tom pres,deut Of the Wills Valley Railroad fom Chatta-
noooa TO Meridian, Mississippi, arrived at Cincinnati
Yesterday lie will submit several Important PROPOSE
lions before the Southern Railroad companies
New-York tribune., 1869-05-21
PORTUGAL
TIE FINANCIAL TROUBLES.

TIE FINANCIAL TROUBLES.
LISBON, May 2O-Tho financial measures proposed
by the Government arc not well received 10y the
Chambers, and will probably be rejected unless they
are withdrawn or greatly altered.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-21
A C.NNALBOAT CARRIED OYER A DAM-TWo
LIVES LOST

Troy, n. Y, May 2O.-The canal-bOat M. G.
wethertree OF tho Whitehall Transportation Company
went ovSBl dam across the Hudson River near Fort
Millen, last evening Capt Chases wife 8nd ehhd were
drowned.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-21

pperupTroN OF WORK IN THE COAL MINES.
SCRANTON, Pa, May 20.-The Shickshinny,
Grand Tunnel. Union and Harvey Mines In the lower
,,a,,,n, region resumed work yesterday The Green
my,',a ~aIaTy in this city Will resume to-day.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-21
BAVARIA.

RESULT or TliE ELECTIONS.
MUNICu, May 2o-Thc elections recently held here
have resulted generally in favor Of union Of North
and South Germany.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-21
AUSTRIA.

TIE SCHOOL BILL SANCTIONED BY TIE en-
pEROR.
vienna. May 2O-The Emperor Francis Joseph has
given his sanction to the Public Schools bin passed
hv Ihn RclrlsruIh.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-21
A REPORT THAT THE ETGHT-HOUR QUESTION Is
SETTLED.
The Mnshinofon cnrresnonlrnt OF Tie Boston Id

rCTti8eT says:
At the Cabinet meeting on Tuesday there full
discussion Of the Eight Hour law and it at last
cuded that the sole intent Of Congress in passing IL must
the hours Of labor without reducing
the pay. It decided in order 20 prevent different
Interpretation Of the law by the various Departments
that the President should issue executive order or
prOcamation stating that fun days work for Govern
employees shan be eight hours, and that FOR this
they shall receive the pay Of ten hours labor.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-21
LIE rREAsuRY eoLp sALrs-rnr .,,o1r,r

THE TREASURY GOLD sALES-THE AMOUNT TO
BE INCHEAsED TO TWO MILLIONS PTR
WEEK - IMPORTANT LAND DECISION TuF
DIsCGIMINATIEG TUENAGE DUTIES ON SPAN
ISL VESSELS ABOLISHED.
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCHl
Tho Secretary Of the Treasury has directed the Es
ssant Treasurer at NewYork to sell gold hereafter
Enth otherwise ordered, to the extent Of S2OOOOOO
weekly, instead Of Al 100000 as heretofore on ac
ooHnt Of the surplus gold still accumulating in the
TRasHy
Representatives Bingham, Loughbridge, Eldridgo.
and Kerr, the Subcommittee Of the judiciary Com
mliteG will leave Washington tomorrow for Mont
gomery, 10 examine into tho charges against Judge
Richard BGstced The latter wanted the eIamina-
ton conducted in Washington. on the ground that
hs life is not safe in Montgomery but the Committee
Sened the application iQr tho reason that tho Judge
New-York tribune., 1869-05-21
WASHINGTON.

FAvOT:ABLE CUBAN REPORTs-OUTRAGEs BY
THE sPANIARDs-THE CASE OF INoCENzA
CASsENovA-THE RAM ATLANTA SOLD 10
THE DOMINICAN GOYERNMENT-TIlE IEAA0
ELECTION POSTPONED UNTIL NoNEMDE ~,
VInt0RTD CHANGE IN TIE CABINET-THE
EXAMINATION AT THE ANNAPOLlS NANAN
AcADEMY-THE SOLDIERS MEMORIAL ANN
VEKSARY.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-02-12
THE FEMININE REGIME.

Mrs. Swissbelm gives specimen of the COM
ing style of political discussion when women
all have become politicians and voters aud
Candidates for office, and shall take part in the
public discussion of each others merits. A
Washington letter to the Missouri fDenOcr1t
stated how she had pursued Winnie Ream. In
iustifcatiop, Mrs. SWisshelm writes to the De
2iOoT0t that ..--.
"When she ". b. placed herself in the posi-
lion OF public pensober she may not plead
priyacy to shield her designs and character
from the scrutiny of the puolic whose money
She pockets; and for her sake regret that the
facts then stated have never been contradlcted,
and that my predictions have been tully veri-
ded. Ifthey had not been before they would
he now, In her openly placing herself outside
the male of womaD's sympathy"
no which she adds this proyero, TO launch
which is meant TO be fatal shan against a
woman:- on, ola ra,
Il have been young. and now am olo, yel
t,,,a I never seen yrtuous woman fOTsaksn
nv her own sex, or her laudable Efforts asking
il vain !cr Woma2's sympathy