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What tho Ex-Leaders Of the Late Confed-
eracy are doing.

er0Cy are uOlnSs ~
Jefferson Davis has gone into business at
Memphis, Tenn. John G. Brecfinridge is
practising law at Lexington, KY, JameslaM !.
Mason is on his farm at Winchester, Va,
John Slidell was, at last accounts, living with
his son-in- law, the banker Erlanger, near Par
is; Judah P. Benjamin is in full practice at
the London bar Pierre Sou)e was. at last &C
counts, hopeless invalid R. NJ. Z. Hunter
is at his farm IN Virginia; and excepting a
late letter against reconstruction, is only heard
Of 10 the railroad movements in the vicinity.
Robert Toombs, of Georgia, is practising law
with great success his colleague, Iverson, is
prosperous wood merchant at Macon and
A. H. Stephens is sinking gradually at his
home near Crawfordsville, in the same State.
General Lee is at the head Of the Military in
stitute at Lexington, Va; Reauregard is
President Of q railroad at New Orleans
Mosby is practising Law in tho county courts
of Virginia Raphael sSemmes is at Mobile. /;
BAnkl ed Megruder is lecturing on Carlotta
and Macmillan ;ex.Governer Vance is prac-
Using law in North Carolina. and refuses to
ask ior the pardon which Governor Holden
proffers, on that condition, to endorse to Con-
gfess; AID. Brown, Edward Barksdale and
Wiley P. Harris have been supporting Judge
Dent for Governor Of Mississippi; James L.
Orr is State Judge in South Carolina
Robert w. JOHNSON and Albert Pike have
Opened an Office in w ashiugton, d. C. and ex-
Senators Yulee aud Mallory are, we believe,
alternately in Florida and New. York. AT
last accounts ex-senator Wigfall, cf Texas,
was in Paris, George N. Sanders in London,
and Beverly Tucker in Canada. Henry A.
Wise Thomas S. Bocock, lJ:lA. Seldom, H
A. Richardson and Charles James Faulkner
are still living in Virginia.
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~ w. - srAuNTON. VA,

IL STANTON, VA,
With over IS years experience in the various
branches, as a Practitioner, Of medical science
Special attention given to diseases peculiar to
females Patients from distance can be accom-
modated With Board at frst-class Boarding Hou-
SEES.
Patients waited or in the country when desired;
Office hours between and 10 o'clock, A. NJ,
and and o'clock, P. NJ. 7,-3 ...
roy Office on Main Street, 2 doors East from
Dr. Chapman's, Surgeon Dentist, and nearly OPP
posite TAYLOR & Powelps. april $3.50 If
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'sWhy do you persist ~ following year hus-
band? inquired the judge ofthe woman
Faith, yer Honor, " returned the woman s
With her quick Irish wit, would 70 have mo
following any other vonan's' husbands 70
This was funanswerahlc, and the woman
slipped Of ,aisy.na aa. nas5 saA .vlllag
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Somebody proposes to buill a tmOnumentte
Mr.. Adam, If his children will contribute one
cent each to the fund The ladies, should
look after the interests Of Mrs. Adam She
certainly deserves something at their lia6ds
Tor inauguratiog the policy Of having her own
way in everything. and which has bcends
Persstealy Prac'iced up to she. present ddsqy
by her daughters
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WIN. WAKEHAN, JR., Hea ~
WV. -. fashion ARIE TAILOR

w - FASHIONABLE TAILOR,
e.iio under the Valley virginian Ofice,)
NEW STREET. sTAUNTON, VA.
Having located in Staunton, for the purpose Of
carrying on the Tailoring and Cutting business,
L would, most respectfully ask share of the pub
lie patronage.
Fits guaranteed in al cases. Particular atten-
ton paid to repairing.
april 22-69 ~ * 80. 49, go
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Selk.C0nceit.

Sc Coleridgo tells us of amon who never
heard his name spoken bNothers, and 4whs.
never spoke Of himself without taking off hia<
hat This, though very absurd, IS .neyerthe-
less amusing. Such man could never be.
the object Of an unkind' fcsling ASsfar from,
quarTelling with the subject of a Aalluciaar-
ton SO agreeable, the gravest leoass-enf may
indulge his curiosit, in watching the illusions
which appear 50 grand to bim. who suffers
them, and SO gyotesquo to all the world be-
sides g9dMii 3ml3 9a57g3li9iH a5s
] 1t is a,c,lrious fact, skaa aha more coaceit
msp has, beyond certain point. ths mere.
ldur' bic, he is ts others. A little vanity
proyokes Jon, listle more incenses you: y
good deal more amases you 'has aAss that,
every addition is positively agreeable 70
chs source wa arc constrained TO ascribe the
pleasure with which we listen to the speeches,
Of many Of our public men, -not excepting
some Of our popular preachers.
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Hotels.

Home. fep rrsgf sts
ST. Charles Hotel,
Cor. of Min and 18TH Streets;
RICHMOND, VA. ~
Price ~ Per. Day.
This we'll known Hotel is now opened and 10 IN
thorough repair. We promise 6rst-class accom-
mediation TO all who may favor with call.
~ CHAS. P. BIGGER,
NAV 6-ee If Proprietor.
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A LEXANDER H. FULfZ,
"a Isueeessor to DAVID Funrz \ Sox,]
& a1od Attorney 1t law
~ A9rs3 !i STAUNTON. va 37of z'9

htar Practices in all the COURTS ofAugustA
county, and in the Circuit Courts Of Rockingham
and Highland BPS p z9lio aaapril % $50 II
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Something Ab0ut the Count Schei denbut.
zen and Mrs. Linceln.s {si.aeSS..:

EHIom tlo' ortianN tAS.l 11aSsVA = a -
The "happy dog" a. our readers have al
ready been advised, il Count Scheidenbutzen,
Grand Chamberlain to the Duke Of Baden
Although this title is rather imposing. it does
not, in the Qonnt' . Own home, imply either an
impressive weight Of dignity or a purse notice
ably heavy. The Duke Of Baden has small
cash to spare, and none I'd baatow on Grand
Cnamberlains, who have little 10 do about his
court, and who "come cheap IN a ceu1try
where every. fourth ,Dutohmsn is a. count or
baron. Indeed moderate belly-full ofkraut
aud pumpernickel every Sunday is the only
kind Of government pap, chat ever distende
s',s as;ssa s; G. C :idenbuzen who
ouueommonly3 sorry specimen Iofthe Teutonie
nobility, The poor fellow is said to be in cc-
stasies over his good fortune in securing, an
-heiress for ! vito, and to be especially joyous
ID the prospect q falling into the vacant shirts,
socks. brooches and shoes Of tho slate lament
ed" large number ofswhich have not yet
followed his coats and ihats to the junk shop
A pair of the "nartyr's" trowsers is being
cut down for Schneidenbutzea'b Count Kot4
zsnbratzen, the Grand dukes tailor, 8. being
i shortlsgged little fellow; while the late A9L.,
as everybody knows, strode the land on = pair
of natural stiits. Il will be > funny sight,
moi. however without some melancholy sngl
eustiyeaness, 10 behold poor Schcideubutzen
leading "Mary relict Of Abraham ;;.cc!. de-
ceased, = toitke aitar, clad in the veritable ha-
biliments Of his sillustriouso tpredecessorr-his
b aches shining With autographs grease,spots
left By White house dinners Of the past-and
little feet shaking about loose in pair Of Hit
nois boots mile too big for .them-and his
tiny hands encasedlin pair of yellow kids
in which the fist of the martyr was said to
bear stiking resemblance to canv Ga Gin
ccinnati ham. Poor little S.! For our, part
We don't begrudge him stitch Of tho sacred
wardrobe He will have earned it all before
he is done with Mary L., and as SIZE only re-
served after her bereavement those garments
which nobody would buy, her new husband b.. ID
will begin his matrimonial career BY falling in
- nnooo,u,onlx, had ha hifs .ie'sft.
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PRICES.

Hoofiands German Bitters, per bottle,vga VI %
Do do do i dozen, w
Hollands German Tonic, put up IN
quart bottles, on
per bottle, or \ half dozen for 81 80.
sH9 Do not forget to examine well the article
you buy, in order to get the genuine.
Foaeals by all Druggists and Dealers in Medi-
cine everywhere. jury sem
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Plato has written that virtue consists l.,
fs%'nshling Gel r
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X 49, - - =" RICHNOND, "a.

NORD,S HOTEL,
Situated in the Heart of the City, command
ringth finest views, and adjoining -
- the Capitol Square and 4 Hei16
81 Governors Mansion. ELISHA. /
This Splendid New Hotes-the only one sitaa.
ted in the fashionable portion of the city. ana
adioinine the beautiful Capitol PGr*r rwitt. LIE
tstatuary, Monuments, Fountains, and Flower
Beds-is newly and elegantly Furnished through
,ut, andits Bill OF Fare ID notezcelled IN quaity
ndvariety by any house in the State. s..y'ao,
- Special Suits of Rooms always ready for , Ned
linz and large Travelling Parties TheArrange-
,nefsts are 6rst-cless in every respect The price
If Board has been fxed-ewing TO 8he great
.areity Of naoney-eat the reasonable sum OF
s,'4ass.r $3.50 PER DAY. 81 A4asIss
The patronage OF my friends and the public
generally is respectfully solicited. ,iai 81
49, f'9d All. FORD, Proprietor
Late one of Tie Proprietsrs Of che K1chsnge
otei, Richmond, Va. may IS-oSu
Gpotswoo cd Hstel, ~ .a.,1
81 y = 1ga.fs 81 500 RICHMOND VA. 2
This FIRsT.CEAsS, POPULAR and FASH
IONABLE HOTEL, the only one located ON inc
Main tlof the city, has been leased ny sne
undersigned and will be- furnished and put IN
complete order right away ej 81 80 A+1a %
9lds ia 1sa baHTs LOCATION. i'lli Fsa35
II is within one square of the Capitol, Cusiem-
House. Postlofice, Theatre, Sc, TO-, and within
tvo n,,ares Of the Richmond and Fredericksburg
Railroad Depot and the great Southern Routes
via. Petersburg and oDanyills. The 9traveihns
public are cordially invited 10
II wake Their NOME ~ tae sF0Isw0OD,
and the proprietors pledge themselves to make it
for the future whatit has been for the past hse
'Sss'Ts. he LEADING 1rssM u nfehaaena. !.
- Telegraph Office in vestibule. once Of
IL Southern ana, Adams Express Companies in
,hs hu;ld;nv JAMESM M. EUBLETT,
-, - - = ~ gld7 Of the Ola Colhmbian,
g-4.s gabs &C. d. EUGK,a aia 81 =
I3Ell of the same Hotel, and
80 81. Z~gWM. B:sBISHOP.
.v On 6etf late of the ExchaAe.
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MOWERS 4 PRITCHARD,r
IN yfI.9s lia AUGUSTA STREET,
1ls'esh stauntsn, VA.
Has on hand for sale $50 =. Il ,,s.,r
700 Bushels Of Corn, asa1
$500 Pounds Of Bacon,
III 49, 60 Sacks Of Marshall Salt.
Also, SUGARS, COFFEEs, TEAS and full
assortment Of GROCERIES generally.
Pr Country Pr0ducc fs@
Of all kinds bought at CASH Market prices,
j aug 5-tfI ie3iaFa Gqsm a
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nROFESSIONAL CARD! 80, $50
In addition to the courts Of common
pleas Of Augusta county, I viii hereafter attend
the courts Of ockbridge,, Bath, Highland and
Rockingham. My Office is on the east side Of the
Court House square, second Of the brick row in
Apr backing from the court buildings, Staunton;
- IN - JOHN B.FWATTs, /
april 500 tt RI Attorney at Law. t
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= HON JAMES KUSS SNUWUE
Prothonotary Of the Supreme Court of Pennsyl-
vania, writes: 81 si7l 1e.uogd ,5vs, 1907
PHILApELpHIA. September IA, 1867.
"Hooaand's German Bitters is very useful
article as q tonic and as an appetizer. It is not
an intoxicating drink, and may be used beneficial
ly by persons Of allages: Respectfully yours
y - JAMES Ross SNowDEN.
cAuTION.-HooAand's German Remedies are
.ounterheited. See that the signature Of C. n.
JACKSON the psf of ps sasa sGts of
Zee ss and and Mandatory At the German Medicine
Store, No. 6sl Arch street Phiiadelphi., r.
CHAs. M. EVANS: Proprietor,
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CTAUNTON CIGAR FACTORY

GTAUNTON CIGAR FACTORY.
: ti5 Corner Main and Augusta Sts., a.
a3r STANTON, VA,
q Manufacturers Of the celebrated YARA OP
ERA, and YARA BOUQUET CIGARS, and Deal
ers in all kinds Of CHEWING and SMOKING
Tobaccos.
facture, at Wholesale and Retail.
Satisfaction guaranteed IN every respect.
t1s ,..fs,.. 80 ARMENTROUT & GO.
& 6. : aA1sn.. may a7-.f
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-IRGINIA HOTEL,
Int. ~s acting haA parsner iats general supt.
Rockbr. Alum Springs. Rockbr. Alum Springs
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PrOESSSiO5,aL Cards.

TAMES BUMGARDNER,1 JR.,
d IA tier ne y at sEa9W,' isaaa2
.9Ad 80 asTAtNToN, VA. s19; ,59aP I
Willpracticein the various Courts held in Staun-
ton, and in the Circuit Courts Of Highland, Rock
bridge and Rockingham Counties. So
Special cases viii be attended to in virginia Of
West Virginia. 49, april S-6SHu
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( taasssse.

5DSFxains- forsA l-lJI
ID I'VE arSAoWa sllingeuf stseksof FArasols
ct c6sIktoSe ther VIII nshy other alticlss. Bar
gains row besAaa by calli sgst th.fssat Va
riety Il lsssof.tsf II 70 2g3lI HIR hrs ayLpEB.
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=. !. : , : ~ ~
A1s' n HaoRae i Il. I,H4SdEs, Proprietor.
Thisrwell-lnoxns : and reliable SDaisy%as still
iurni3 hing Mix Of tie pqTest ana richest quality
-Aftsxlthe lsA of May Ae will furnish Augusta
.Dait9 sutsSf, in any quantity desired.
. april 8 If - T,TT7ET(lsT s>2
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DOLIVAR CHRISTIAN, 'Fali
ID u4AttsFney At Law,
s4i'@1i4s TAuNf0N, VA. @s
CouRrs :--AaKusta, Roakh1ilnas HiGAlAn3s I'D
OficeZ-corner room Of rmSsdeI's Eaw 1uiidlng|
Court House Alley froE 9frff9 y epril 8 60tf
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!. M.eHAxaER;n d. re'z =. n. rUtrx, II. D!
r. Drs. HANGER u Fu1tx, .,as7a
Having formed . Co-partnership in The ,prae-
fiee OF medicine offer their professional ryiceS
to the citizens Of stannton and vicinity. When
not professionally engaged. they. win be found
at their Office over D. $. Kaysers new storszfront
room. ~ +; -.,gn ,aris z g,& OCT Zc-tt |
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HON. JAMES THUMfOON, - -
. Judge OF the Supreme Court Of Pennsyfyania.
PHIIADELPHIA, April 20, 1885,
I consider (" Hollands German Bitters . val
uable medicine in cases Of attacks Of Indigestion
or Dyspepsia. can certify this from my expe-
rience Of it, Yours, with respect,
hfF III aias .sIi JANEs THOMPSON.
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LIVERY STABLE.

sept 2a4m
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-06-09

Trade meeting last night, showing the
practicability Of direct trade between st.
Louis and foreign ports during q large
portion Of the year, by means OF light
draught propellers. Figures were pro-
duced to show that such vessels could
navigate the river cheaper than barges,
Resolutions were adopted recommending
the Rockford, Rock Island and st. Louis
railroad to the favorable consideration Of
St. Louis, aud urging the citizens to sub
scribe to it.
Thomas Allen, President of the Iron
Mountain railroad, has gone to Cairo to
meet gentlemen from Memphis, for the
purpose Of making arrangements for the
construction Of railroad from Morley
via New Madrid to Memphis on the west
side of the Mississippi river.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-06-09
NEW YORK.

New YoRK, June S.-About ! o'clock
a heavy thunder storm passed over TINS
city, accompanied by hail storm, last
ing about thirty minutes, during which
stones very large and heavy fell.
The steamer Tiber, which has been de-
tanned on suspicion of being intended to
carry aid to the Cubans, was cleared and
sailed at 1890 to-day, flying the Donin-
ician flag
Edwin Booth was married yesterday to
Miss Mary McVicker, of Chicago.
SYRACUSE, June s.-The office of r. l..
Smith was robbed of $4,000 in bonds,
mortgages, etc, last night ~
FIsHKlLL, June s.-The trot at Heg-
blond Park this afternoon between Noun
tain Boy and Lady Thomas was post
poned until Thursday.
ALBANY, N. Y, June S.-The Printers
Convention, to-day, excluded the proxies
from Montgomery, Alabama; Burling-
ton, Iowa; jackson, Michigan, and then
adjourned till evening.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, June s.-The argument in the
Mcconnell murder trial was closed this
morning at Absut eleven o'clock. At
twelve o'clock the jary retired, and at two
o'clock p N. brought in a verdict OF not
guilty" The verdict was received with
frantic expressions Of joy. The prisoner
was discharged and received the copgrAt-
ulAtions Of his friends
The case Of Miss Amanda Craig, Of
Cincinnati, va C. S. sprAgue, of this city,
for q breach Of promise, which has been
on trial before Judge Wilcox at Wheaton
for several days pact, was given TO the
jury to-day, snd q verdict for Miss Craig
wss rendered, awarding her one hundred
thousand dollars. the amount claimed BY
Der for damages The verdict was re-
ceived with applause. The counsel Of
Sprague will apply fss a new trial
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GEORGIA.

AUGUSTA, GA, June s.--A letter to the
Chronicle says the editor of the War
renton Clipper and other citizens, were
arrested at Warrenton today, at the in
stance of tie Sheriff, who arrived yester-
day from Atlanta with two companies of
infantry. They are in Jail, and sar-
rounded by strong force of the military.
The excitement is great. The arrests
are presumed to have grown out Of poll
teal difficulties.
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BY Ell EG RAP q
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.
WARRINGTON.

WASHINGTON, June s.-The Radical
majority reaches 500. All the Radical
candidates were elected, and Of the seven
Aldermen elected only two were Demo
Gratis.
The Sub-Census Committee is still in
session, and may remain so some weeks.
Thus far they have come to no deter
miuation as to the forms and character
of the schedules for taking the census.
General Spinner has received another
Telegram from Santa Fe, announcing
that General Getty, commanding the
District; Colonel Rochester, the chief
disbursing officer; and Mr.. Little, the
receiver Of public moneys, have made
an examination Of the robbery Of the
United States Depository, and that the
loss will amount TO about 500, 900.
The Commissioner of Indian Affairs
to-day received the following telegram
from Enos Hoag, Quaker Superinten-
dent Of Indian Affairs at Atchison,
Kansas, dated the 9th inst:
"The reports Of hostilities in North
west Kansas are exaggerated and con-
ficting. Eight or ten remote settlers are
said TO have been killed. The exposed
settlements are preparing for defense.
The Iodisns are supposed to be Northern
Cbeyenbes and Sioux
The President leaves Tomorrow for
New York. He will attend the Boston
peace jubilee.
General Spinner says the money re-
Gently stolen 10 Santa Fe from the Gov.
eminent Depository was in notes Of
large denominations, Of which the Trea-
sury Department has a complete record.
Secretary Boutwell, has reduced the
clstieal fOrce in the Treasury Depart
ment, and the various branches thereof
10 the exact number authorized by Law.
Eight clerks and messenger we're re-
moved frors ;he First Auditors Office TO-
DAY, and on the first Of July . number
Of temporary clerks will be dismissed.
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Arrival and Departure Of Trains.

MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD.
ARRIVE. DEPART.
New Orleans mail daily s,sp%. il' sSp ann
Freisht (except. Sunday 2:s5 pm; $50 An.
Mail train makes direct connection Tor Ne"
Orleans and ali points South.
ETrtess train makes direct connection LOT
Coa;eevile. Water Valley, oxford, Holly
Springs. and all points North OF drenaoa on
Mississippi Central railroad. AZ.
denot. Omnibuses will call for passengers ana
ch COX baggage in any part OF the eity os iea'-
ing ofasi' a A. IS s. LiVRRMoIE. Gen. supt.
MEMPHIS AND cHAsLKsroS RAILRohD;
Through mail daily........... 2zO Pm. iz-SV r's'
Through express. daily(does
not arriveSunday or leave
Saturday I'm. ii'S" rs&'
Junction and Somerville
ac., save sunday-...........- JOAN. e:0 r.h.
Railroad time fifteen minutes faster tnan
once. No. 27s Main street, and at Depot.
A. A. BARNES. g. 7. A.
MEMPHIS AND LOUISVILLE RAILROAD,
n.v nress.................-l24O Pm. 40 AN.
N;sNt Fxpress. ......-......... ESQ 5W f:h.
Rsitroad time is IS minutes faster than eitS
emS- E.ket Office, No. zSI1s Main street. Dc
pot. head of Main street, n HOMES snn,t
SELL HOWELL. Passenger Agent.
vrxyHrs krp LITTLE ROCK RAILROAD.
Go1sa WEST = Leavs Hopehsld Monday,
Wednesday and Fyiday, at !:50 am, ano
a,r;ve al Madison at ! o'clock pm.
aovIra E1sT-LeaveM adison1 uesd day, thurs,
day aud Saturday. at 1880 an; arrive g.
Hopeaeld at o'clock p.m.. and Memphis
at i:Sv PIN. Kl 81
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FOREIGN.

LONDON. June S.-The Times Of to-day
refers to the fact that some of the Tory
press here declined to follow the policy
in regard to the Irish Church bill, deter
mined upon by the mtjority at their
meeting last Saturday, and trusts that
the danger of collision is past, and says
that the experience of the past two days
reafiirms the truth that in direct issue
the Lords must allow the national will to
prevail. The present aspect indicates
the passage of the bill to its second read
ing by small majority.
The same paper, in an article on the
French election, points to the fact that
three and half millions Of Frenchmen
are voting in opposition to twenty-four
millions who support the Government,
and whatever the relative strength of the
parties may be in the Corps Legislatif,
this ia q significant result of universal
suffrage, and is bound to influence the
entire policy Of the French government.
PARIS, June 1.-THE result of the cleo
tons, where the ballot was necessary, was
as follows: Official candidates, q; I'm
official, /; Independent, Opposition,
Is; Unknown, II.
The result in fifteen additional cleo
tons, by ballot, has been declared ;
seven official and eight opposition can
didates are elected. Among the success
full candidates are NJ. NJ. Pisard, Latoire
and Dsmourlin.
Last night about twelve clock q great
crowd of people gathered in Mont-Martre
district, aad the police were obliged to
use force in dispensing them, and several
citizess we're injured and number Of
arrests made. The people finally re-
turned to their homes, and qaiet was re-
stored.
A scene Of disorder also occurred in
front of the Hotel de Villa, in which
many were injured and large number
arrested. The total number of arrests
last night, in consequences Of these riots,
was one hundred and twenty.
PEsrH, June 3.--The opposition party
has the determination and nerve for the
withdrawal Of the Hungarian troops from
the provinces bordering on the river
Latha, unlees the Government is able to
offer satisfactory explanation for their
employ ment there. ID
FLORENCE, June s.-There have been
serious disturbances at Carolina recently,
but no particulars have been received.
At last accounts order was restored.
BERLIN, June Skiing William aud
Count Bismarck go to Bremen on the
18th inst.
MADRID, June Sit is reported that
the Duke Of Gena is prominent candi-
date for the Spanish throne.
The Regency bill was read for the first
time in the Cortes yesterday.
The new Constitution has been pro-
mulga,ed in all the provinces Of Spain,
and perfect order reigns throughout the
country.
A telegram has been received from
Don E,pinor, the acting Captain Gen
eral OF Cuba, countermanding the previ-
Gus requisition for reinforeements. This
is accepted as an indication Of an i'm
proved state of affairs in the Island, and
gives general satisfaction.
vienna, jane s.-The Austrian Gov
ernment refuses TO decide in the matter
of the neutrality Of the Suez canal with.
out the advice and consent Of France.