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The New York herald., 1869-01-25
IELeGRApHIC NEWS ITEMS.

The olympic theatre at Detroit, Mich, was de-
stroyed by fire on Saturday night. Loss s2o0o0 tn
sured for $4,000.
Adjutant General Lorenzo Thomas passed Memphis
on saturday. route to Little Rock Ark, to inspect
the National Cemetery.
Jay Gould, OF the New York and Erie Railroad
gave banquet at the Southern Hotel In St. Louis on
Saturday night to number OF prominent railroad
men.
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SPAIN.

sOHiciaI Notification that the Government will
Not Cede Cuba.
MADRID, Jan. "a, 1869.
II ia announced on ofcial authority that the pro-
'4isIonal Government, believing that 1t truthfuly In
Serprets the meaning OF the nation, cannot accept
Any proposition for the cession Of the Island OF Cuba
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Valuable Gift.-IRs 3. q. F1ech,s Family
Physician, 20 descrbss diseases
des Sent 70 any address fs vento any who oal for
Brosdwsy every xondsy = every oshsr week from JAN
the treatment OF coushA Heart Disease. Cancer and ~
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souruAxrroN,, Jan, M--The steamship AJleman-
mia, Of the Hamburg American line, which len New
Hofk January a. Grited here A. one r. n. to-day,
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

FsASErQRT pouRsB.--FRANKFoRr, Jan. "a
1nit5d Stale nvetwentes are quoted at 7s5s for the
The New York herald., 1869-01-25

A.-MIs.isquoi spring Water. Only Knswu
remedy for and all nt de Kfdneya For
sale by druggists Depot b36 h osdway. New York
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All Ruptured ~ Nesined.-Dr. sher.
man not in CubAA many suppose. but II his once. 80
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ssBninger's Old London Dock Giu',-A aure
GERS, dc A. NJ BIsr SGER CO. sstabishsd i7s5 No IL
Beaver street, New " ork
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Crfstadcres UnrivalIed Hair Dys.--spId and
applied NOV Astor House Manufsatory . Maiden
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Hobart Pacha Leaves Syra-Egypt Offers the
Sultan Fifty Thousand Men.
CoNsrANTINoPLE. Jan. %, 1862
(. Admiral Hobart Pacha has sailed with his feet
trom the harbor Of Syra. the Governor OF the island
Aavipg promised that the steomer Enosis shall not
pc permitted to leave the port.
/ The viceroy Of Egypt has offered the Sultan an
army Of fifty thousand men and fleet In the event
Of war,
The New York herald., 1869-01-25

Every F,upsured Man Cur~d by DIR. sher-
msns meth od sN Brosd~Hy CA or ssnd Tor Illustrated
The New York herald., 1869-01-25

TIou9s, Wintry, ChanGeabie weather Pre-.
d. tss Ca nrrhs Coughs Disorders OF the Lungs &c whcA
JAYSEy ExPEcT0RaST ss promplly cures Il faithfully
adnIutGrred. Sold everywhsre.
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Royal Havana LSssfsy ~ n, -, zcs rnsd - ss0ia
and an knds Of uold and Slivur.
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TBLRGRAPHIC NEWS
FROM
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.
-~~~~~~~o~~~~~~~Sc~~~~
Greece Rejects the Declaration Of the
Conference.
-~~~~c~~>~~~~.~o~~s~~
Egypt to Furnish Turkey Fifty
Thousand Men.
~~~~~~>~~~>~~~~~~~Uo~~~,
Interview Of the Chinese EN-
bassy With Napoleon.
Assassination Of Spanish Soldiers
in Havana.
THE EASTERN QUESTION.

Greeco Rejects the Declaration Of the Confer
enCc.
The New York herald., 1869-01-25

Fer Fer First Class rrintins or Every Descrip:
Won 70 70 The NssrcE oiaAn Js Printing Hssabshmsu
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rnEphietss Law Rcpcrts, Nr- Exccufcu
wa nss,nss auicknes and dspsch twenty Per cent
cheapcr tnsn ~ other ossos tns cux
4. the METRpfOLlTAN JOB PRINTING ESTABLISH
hENT, ~ Nassei street
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Neatuess, EcsnOmy and Uespetch Combincd
NE execution Of orders Nstropolan JOB Printing
samsni " Nassau hressl
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The Famous Corucr-09 Nnsxsaa street.
Futon Tb Metropolitan Job Prnns Essabishmeni
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Pate nts Obtained with Grcraf Despatch bv
MUM co. - Park Send FOR Law, and informAtioas
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Watcher-Fine Gold Watcbks
Gsnsmepvs Fino Gold Patent Leveryf ....... So
9snleuseas Fine Gold American vystchca rs
Lsder Fine goid american ate' 'Aes. 9
L,sdie. Diamond Ensmslsd Watches !. ..............
CO. tnd ~ a,snr ytnsr I'VE ~ qualy low prices-
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The G0ul0is says the Greek government has re-
Dected the declaration Of the Conference Of Paris
The New York herald., 1869-01-25

scum wArArA, Carr, from Cienfusgos FOG New yort
which put Into Savannah II diasss repaired and sailed sh
inst
rfisceslaaesus.
We ars adsbtsd 70 ey0sr Brown ". Of sss sssnssi
The New York herald., 1869-01-25

The following n an onicisl statement OF the re-
cepts FROM Distilled spirits er the nrst nvc months
The New York herald., 1869-01-25

A.-Missisauoi spring water. only Knows
sss dlass Dspc. IS ssa~sy ss Ne. Ss TsPs'-
Valuable e Gifs:1 .ac, g g: EscL's Family
d sa SH %s, e. " Or . any Tao ss ss
Be.dv.y xonasy every oshss ~esl rom jan
8. Scass is: sss q
All Ruptured ~ rsons Nssiasd.-Dr. shsr-
man . not in cubss many suppose but Al hs once, 90
..Blninserr,: 0i4 London Deck Gls''-A s.rs
Ss ss Co. sss .sss.sss 81 & a'fSs S "a sFS Il
CircnIar. Of Every Dsscripsles ana Notices
na a. Us :ss s.u
SGsTSc Is si ssls ... JOE
.,C'Iis Crissssers gssty:lsa Hair Dyss.ld ara
E.sahIisl,s ID In 1seo.-The Metropolitan job
mysTs srrD:srss ~ sr Sass s ID
circulsps. VI 'sna TOT '"0'''s'''
Fer First Class rriutin~ or Every Desorip.
s.. g to-. 70 the xs'rcsoilsAn jos finns hsissihmss %
Nsstns:., Ee.scmy .nd Despste. Cou,sinsi
ssn,ns. v Ssssss % 'xrssss A'r'p''An 100 r''''S
-.---
-s s..snsss cEass and ssspsA swssy,s per
iisss '.'Sis'ff sss ffssS iss ssTisfsz
hkNT " Nassei nroet
-
Pate nts Obtained with Grcif Despatch ~
irea n
TIousS, Wintry, ChanReable Wenthcr Pre-
d. Disorders OF the Lungs which
J.AYHES ExPECr0RASr ~ promlty cures " faithfully
adniufaered Sold everywhere
Rcvsl Havana Lottery s<-Pfixes Puld IN Gold
Inoruslon furnished Ihc ihsst paid
| and an kinds OF tiold and Silver.
TAYLOR CO., Bankers, 10 wall street NY
The Famous Corner-p9 Nw<.aa street.
Futon Tb Metropolitan Job Prn,ns Kssabishmeni
Watcher-Fine Gold Watcb<s. t
Gsntlsmepvs Fin1 Gold Patent Leverrf ...... .0Qo
vsn.lesr hs ffne uod Americen vfatchss -
Lses Pine Gold Detached Lsysr watches =. ........ .
"1ies k1noutch.u vfntcho1.
ord hrs Y xLnsE. Gt1:F s'yss Tms gc.s ..,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-03-20

A'4A DEATH.
ON Nonday, ca Of March 1850, at Esrlvills-
Ia sale Co., Tlls, died FRRDERIcK L. TrnBER-
LAKE, only son q z. c. Tiabsrlake, aged sxtssA
years, i
This il heavy aGiction to Nh. and xrA Tim.
berlake This yosng nam lived quiet hams-
less life, and was beloved By all who knew In.
The COED die first, 49,, .,ss,
But they whose souls ere dry. - summers dsst
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-03-20

.'t p ss a csa hoe 81 8 Sssissr: Ss. ~
tiAcate for $3l7.08 for WI. LASerty; that I no.
tiled LsSsrty that had rscsivsd kis csrtiAeats
olrsqusse6a him - cali st ~ - - SVG
the aase; thns1s lid scia md in the pssseace
of vitus6sse Aid si8aA Tie "a AAuditss's ceetiH.
nls;-1hat tAsss Witusssuu duly >ueoDo61 ~
oas; thatI ted Lafesty Iwsdd lnvst tessald
Ais csrti6cate 10 Chicago ibr payAsat; tAskI
would hare RETURNS from It in abant dns week,
whsslhe Shsuld call; tAss - sliAe = my t6Rce,
noney aSolIsotea, and infstiAed him thsk Z would
hold The balance until AepaiA ~ @sstAia clAilns
Fthen held and nov hold 'Soe eollssssoa against
hih aid his IN JasAss thaths pes6sotly undsE>
stood what amount wns collected, and why .
part of itwss retained ~ ~ several tim6s
afterwsrd snd talked the matter over with hin,
and in December lssA aftsf his positive rsfussl
70 pay the clsins, : paid him TIE balance. AZ
dacting ve4ee - fsss, which wss les thxa I
the depsrtnsat then gave hin . statsasat
i writing, showing Vie sns.nt rec'ds emssnt
charged and the slsonnt paid him. I further
aepose that have no rsoollsotioa Of Ma Laasr.
ty ever dsiag any washing fer me-. and ~ state
asnt thAtI Lowe her fer washing and Asve re-
fused to pay the same is FALsE. I owe "a, man
or woman dollar that 1 have ever refused TO
pay whom asked for the same. ID. A. Cock.
State Of Illinois, La Sale Co., sA-Ssbseribed
and 's ,s. 70 ''f0r' me- snisiltn day Of March
81 81 81 Notary Pebble.
1t wssrnot my intention to have replied to the
attacks made upon s,e BY 7. c. Croker and Phi
10 Castle The ckarscters cf these met are ven
known in this cosnmunity, and snYthing they
might publish wsuid have little weight; bat -
they persist Ia their asssslts have been advised
by my fieAds ~ givs 1 statsnent Of the busi-
ness traasactisa With Lsssrty. Under OATH, and
also to assign ssne Of tho motives chat have in.
daced shess parties 10 pursue tie course they
have !. regard 70 myseaE A nore misconceptions
sst q SsssGdssls 40 not think cen Be- iosnd II
any co4nttJ, and Il wsald be via feeling q
sslf-dsTfsdssica that man wesid notice any
personal attack they might mako upon HIN.
This mal Castle las city tatsornsy) prossos-
ted tor drunken and disordsrly ecndsot spOn oue
streets, Of which he was convicted, and he thea
stated in Tho presence 1t witnesses thst he wouiA
have revenge upca me. The ealy apology, thst
can be made by his friends for his oommittiag
the crine Of perisfy before Conmissioasr Aoyes.
when be swore that I had violated sections -
and IL * Act If July 4, 1884, was that he was
in his usual conditiea-so druAk thst no did net
and sasaegeas - grstiiy the pssssnsl and psliti-
nj animssitysf others sqt AplodfA aaomsi eaa
THESE kish lmisde6 men saghs 10 feel prced Of
their schiSvensnt IN having induced an ignorant
old ma. To ram NIT periary In svea ring to these
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-03-20

Said beHrn nther: ~ have spsat many
hsars iA q by children; many in try
IN. = leaak = ~ never sns. unless they
49, nd - amsss tAsx Me- ~
- gAt = Pyheoi to 80 d.
/ as0kstQltaA TO the hundp md 80
49, - S(hers seach yes'e cks'd!SW b
osssas Asssaesa. and 10 do this you need only
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-06-07
Markets by TeIerranh.

- NEW YORK, June 7.-Stocks weak. CIoId. 1884,
exchange ~. 520s, 1852, 122@; do. 1854 ti7%
do; 1865, 1ls%; new, 120; do. 1867, 100; lO.i0s,
lO9h Virginia 6s, 6l%; Missouri 81, 0l : Canton
Company 66H; Cumberland preferred 35ii Read
ing, 80 Hudson River 1918; Michigan Central
lBOl8 Michigan Southern, ia; Illinois Central IA
cleveland and Pittsburg, I0Ok; Cleveland and
Toledo, 49, Chicago and Rock Island, i20S; Pitts
burg and Fort Wavne 1891
BALTIMORE, June 7.--Cotton firm ana quiet: mid
ding uplands, 30c. Flour dun and irregular; /;
Howard Street super1ne, S525G575; do extra
goo 1'25; do. family, Ssa025: City Mills superflne
$525@6; do. extra, S625a7'50; do family g5ai1 (;
western super1ne, S5-95@575; do. extra S575 al (;
40. family, S15O@S25. Wheat steady and unchanged
Mixed Corn firm at Ss0Ss9c. yellow dull at siGS6c
Oats, 65@70c. Rye 81 80 Mess Pork firm Mt S32
Bacon firm rib sides IKE ;clear rib 1sc shoulders
l4}%@44c hams, 2O@2lc. Lard firm at 19Ic. Whisky
dun at 1O1.
NEW YORK, June I. - Cotton nrm 200 bales
sold at 3O%@30%c. Flour heavy, but is without de-
cded change; sales of $500 barrels. Wheat frmer:
sales of 1000 bushels No. at 81 14@142; winter red
at 81 43 Corn irmer; sales Of $500 bushels mixed
western at 64C@S6c., via canal, and 97@91c via
railroad Oats frmer sales OF 23 900 bushels at Soc
Beef quiet Pork firm; new mess s31 '35. Lard dull
at 1sA@1S2Sc. for steam. Whisky dull.
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
Reported by De Haven Bro No 40 s. Third street.
BETWEEN BOARDS
LEVERDY JOHNSON.

The EX-Minister at HOme-His Views on the
Rejection of the Alabama Trcaty-A Free
Conversation
The New York Times correspondent, while in Bal
timOre on Saturday last, improved the opportunity
which was afforded of visiting eX-MnisteT Reverdy
elegant country seat, just without the limits of the
city.
THE ENGLISH PEOPLE
After congratulations had been eXcanged, the con-
yersaton turned upon affairs in England.
YES" said he "the English are great people.
They are very rich, very warn-hearted. My career
there was regular ovation from first to last. They
public entertainments are splendid atiairs.n And
here the Old gentemans eye tWnkled and his face
was wreathed in smiles at the pleasurable recoec-
tions of his innumerable banquets:
He continued 81 found nothing but goodwill
there for the United States They received me
with open arms was rendered more invitations to
dinners, public and private, than could eat. adj
dressed multtudes of people. / had TO decline that
Southampton banquet as / was leaving, because
too unwell. had an attack of Indigestion, ana
could not CO."
SUMMERS SPEECH.
GLOW is Sumner regarded?" queried the CORES
pOndent
GLOW is Sumner" then said Mr.. johnson. - ..
Here was Mr.. JOhnson's sore point. He hau nos a,h
friendly word for Sumner and regarded nus % his
on the Alabama question as the source r, y, " o. I re-
tribulation. 'Mr. Sumner is in WashngIgonh = ~ 81 bis
Piled ''and feels extremely well satisfied WIN Ms
"We - replied Mr. Johnson II 40 not KNOW now that tpt
any one else is satisfied with II yen you y, ' it Ss
speech OF Sumner has made Enfth fhra have fallen og
hT troons Al frst the people declared tor war but
aatisdea that oar Intentions are paclnc Ihe speech
having been approved by the SENATE the English
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FROM NEW" ENGLAND.
Eirc In Lowell.

LOWELL, June IA large building belonging
to the Lowell Bleaching Company, used in the
manufacture of soda ash, was partially destroyed
by fire on Sunday. Loss, $1,000. The greatest
Inconvenience will be the temporary suspension
of the manufacture of much needed article.
Fatal Accident-New England Associated Press.
BosToN, June flames NJ. Murdock, a
wealthy retired merchant residing in Brighton,
was thrown from Ihis carriage last evening,
while driving through the western part of the
city, and killed. His sister, Mrs. B. L. Wilder,
and house-keeper, Mrs. Swain, and n young
nephew, who were in the carriage with him,
were considerably bruised. Unmanageable
horses caused. the accident.
The New England Associated Press organized
on Saturday. Articles of association were
adopted, and the following Executive Commit
tee elected:-J. r. Hawley, of the Hartford
Courant, President; r. M. Puleifer, of the Bos-
ton Herald, Secretary and Treasurer; s. N.
StocEwell, of the Boston Journal; Samuel
| Bowies, of the Springfield Republican; and
R. Worthington, of the Boston Traoeller, Di-
rcCtOrS.
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FOURTH EDITION
DOMESTIC AFFAIRS.
Binckley's ResignatiOn-A Letter
upon its Travels BOutwell's
Visit to the North.
Despatch 10 The Epenin Telegraph.

Despatch 10 The Epenin Telegraph
WASHINGTON, June Z.
Governor Boutwell,
will leave for trip North in few days, and
will attend the Peace Jubilee.
Judge Richardson.
On his return, Judge Richardson will go
North and attend the commencement at Har-
ward College on the Goth instant, returning here
on the 10th of July.
BinclSley Redivivus.
The only official communication ever sent to
A. T. Stewart rs Secretary of the Treasury was
the celebrated resignation of Mr.. Buckley,
which was not accepted, and which led to the
fracas between him and Mr.. Harland and his
foot-race after Mr.. Rollins. Stewart never
having taken charge of the Treasury officially,
no one opened the communication, and it has
been flying around from post to pillar, still uu-
opened, ever since; hence Mr.. BinclSley's rcsig-
nation was never accepted, and he thought him
self outraged purposely, when the whole I'M
pleasantness was occasioued by Congress not
repeating the law which kept Mr.. Stewart out
of the Treasury. This communication is under
stood to have been referred to Governor Bout
well to-day.
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TOT this alteration in the market. Commercial
Papsr ls IN fair request by the city and country
vnks, and long paper is equally favOrite with them
IOI Investment, which would Indicate that hiUher
Ihtes on can are not looked for until the S1uth and
west Degn 10 make their usual fall demand Tor funds
W move tne cotton and corn. Indeed, the natural
tendency OF the interest rate is TO lower f0nTes A
year age, amid the active speculation which then
pseVeu not only in the stock Market but in real
estate ana general merchandise, the rate on cali
dropped 70 five and four, and exceptIonaIly three
per cent This year the lowest lgure-and III ex
Cepuonaliy-Was 1vc per cent. Doubtless the linda.
ton OF values at the Stock Exchange and 1.-THE very
large advances in the prices OF railway shares have
absorbed an extra amount Of funds although the
uness OF the real estate market and the staQnaton
OF general business should 10 certain extent proye
an offset 70 this enhancement. The total saJes of
raiWay stocks last week comprised more
than a million and half of shares-a
sum one and q half times as great as i'm the
corresponding week Of the previous year Allow
ance should be made for the fact however that the
stock Exchange now numbers fully twice as many
brokers' as u did last year, owing TO the abqorption
OF the Open Board. Foreign exchange was Irregular
within very narrow limits, at one time showing
quite tendency 10 decline, but stinening ana he,
coming quite firm at the close Of the week on the
hass OF O9s for prime bankers sixty days sterling
The supply of bond and commercial bills seems 10
nave been exhausted, and hence the stronger tone
to quotations.
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PhiIadeIphia Cattle NTarIxet.

MONDAY, June T. - There was a better feel
ing in the Cattle market to-day and, under light
supply, fraction of advance the closing quo
tations of last week realized on the better de-
scrptions. Sales OF choice at 10c fair to good at
9@91c.; prime at 719dSHc.; and common at 6a7c
per pound gross. Receipts 1900 head, The folloW,
ing sales were r6ported:-
Head,
So. Owen Smith. Western, SL%@1O
36. P. McFilen, Western, S@9T.
Co. 7. Hathaway, Lancaster county, SI%C99H.
81. James S. Kirk, Lancaster county, SE@1O.
90 B. f. McFillen, Lancaster county, 9@59K,
10 James McFillen, Western, SG191.
So L. s. McFlen, Western 9@10H.
&C. Martin, Fuller 81 Co., Western, S(994.
100. Mooney Smith, Western, SH@9I.
co. Thomas Mooney Il Bro, Western, 1884,
52 H. Chain, Western, 7@sA.
"A. j. L. Frank Western, S1699.
20. Frank & Schomberg, Western, S1E@9I.
60. Hope & Co., Western, SH@9L.
Is. NJ. DryfoOs Co., Pennsylvania, Sh@9.
81. Elton Co., Pennsylvania, TG@9.
"a. B. Baldwin, Western 6I4@7.
13. Chandler X Alexander, Lancaster CO., 9}I9l0.
q. A. Kimble, Chester county, Sl9.
lG. L. Horne, Delaware, 5Gs67S.
81. Thomas Duf1y Western, SH@9A.
Cows and Calves met q fair inquiry at S45GgI5 and
springers at S40Cd co. receipts, 100 head.
Sheep were dull at a decline; sales OF O,OOO head
at 81 to 615c. u h., gross.
Hogs were also a fraction OFF, with sales of $500
head at sl2@1250 for sop, and Sl25O@1325 fol
corn fed.
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FROM THE WEST.

An Indiana Scducer Captured in Penn sylvia mia.
Despatch 10 The Evening Telegraph.
FORT WAYNE, Ind, June 7.-Detective Wety
of the Fort Wayne Railroad, has been engaged
during the last week in hunting up a seducer in
Pennsylvania. He captured him in Green county,
Pa, after travelling nearly 1900 miles. He was
taken to Salem, Ohio, and placed under bonds
of one thousand dollars to answer charge of
seduction. The girl is but about sixteen years
old.
The contractors for laying the iron on the
Fort Wayne, Minnesota, and Cincinnati Rail-
road announce that they will commence laying
track at the Fort Wayne end in day or two,
reaching Bluffton, twenty six miles, by the 1st
of September. The company expect to have
the entire road completed by January l. 1870
The Denver Pacific Railroad.
Despatch 10 The Eoening Telegraph.
DENVER Col, June 7.-Governor Evans
leaves for the East to-day with the intention of
closing the contract with the Northern Pacific
Railroad for laying the track and equipping the
Denver Pacific Railroad, which will be done this
summer KSSSEfH
Destruction of Buildings.
DETROIT, June IA row of three-story build
ings in Bronson fell on Thursday last, burying
three men, who were subsequently rescued.
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THIRD EDITION
WASHINGTON.
Appointments by the President
Particulars Of the Robbery Of
the United States DEPOSIT
tOry-Return of Admi-
raj Porter.
Appointments.
..a.s.s..I n-.aa

Appointments.
Despatch 10 the Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, June THE President has
made the following appointments:-Angus Put
nam, Collector of Customs at Middletown, Con-
necticut; G. G. Lohand, Collector of Internal
Brown, Assessor of Internal Revenue, Tenth
district Massachusetts,.
Detached.
Chief Engineer John II. Long has been de-
tached from tho Saugus and ordered to the
Seminole.
The santa Fc Robbery.
Treasurer Spinner received despatch this
morning from Santa Fee New Mexico, anuounc-
ing that the United States depository in that
city was broken open last night and robbed.
The loss is not yet ascertained. L. j. Collins,
watchman, was found dead, shot through the
heart. Government officials had possession of
the building and such funds rs remained aud
would at once proceed to ascertain the exact
condition of affairs. The last statement from
this bank, made on the ODD of May last, shows
that there was then to the credit of the United
States about $470, 600. Since then however
large amounts had been drawn out, and rs the
telegram mentions that funds yet remain, it is
impossible to learn just now what the loss is to
the Government.
Despatch to The EUening Telegraph.
The Pension Office.
WASHINGTON, June 7.-Twenty-six appoint
ments to clerkships in the Pension Office were
made to-day to fill vacancies recently created.
Admiral Porter
returned from Annapolis this morning, and ex-
presses himself as highly pleased with the pro-
ceedings ut Annapolis on Friday.
General Dent
and family leave here on the 10th instant for
Philadelphia.
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FROM NEW YORK.
Despatch to The Euening Telegraph.
Tho OunEa Cifv


New YORK, June IA motion was this morn
ing made before Judge Blatbhford, in the United
States District Court, to bond the Quaker City.
Mr. DacOsta, for the owners, claimed that if the
court was to be governed by the Executive De-
partment the vessel should be bonded, because
Mr.. Jeppson, the owner, is a British subject.
Judge Blatchford said he had received no in
structions from the Executive Department, nor
no information from Spanish officials in refer
ence to resisting the bonding of the vessel He
said he wonld neither consent to nor resist The
motion, but, if granted, the bond must be good
one, as he had no doubt bnt the vessel was in
tended for some warlike service. The court re-
served its decision.
The Money and Stock Market.
New YORK, June THE money market to-
day is active. Gold opened at 1881, touched
139, and is now quoted at 1888. There is no
material change in foreign exchange; gold is
rather fiat. The stock market is weak through
out. Michigan Southern has declined to 1925
and there is general dullness in other stocks.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-06-07
FROM BALTIMORE.

CoIlisiOn ON the COesapeake-ROth Vessels
sunk - The Confederate Dead President
CRAMPS Movements.
Special Despatch to EDent'g Telegraph
steamer Balloon, of the Peoples Line. returning
from Annapolis with large numbers of guests OF
the midshpmens ball aboard, and sunk her in a
few minutes in about twenty feet water. All
got off safely. Both vessels are still sunk but
Il is expected that they will be raised i'm a few
days. The accident occurred near Fort Carroll.
There was a large attendance at the memo-
riaIization of the Confederate dead i'm Loudon
Park Cemetery on Saturday
From the effect of the hail storm in the coun-
try on Saturday, the thermometer fell in half an
hour to eighteen degrees. A grand display OF
northern lights occurred last night.
General Grant passed through Baltimore from
Annapolis last evening,