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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-01
MUSIC.
TIE COMING OPERA SEASON.


A revival of Italian opera in New York, were
it only in a small way, would be matter FOR conSratula
ton. The announced by Mr Maretzck for which
the subscription books open to-day Is particularly promis
ing 1t Is not TO be conducted q small way IL will be six
weeks long IT viii present with full array OF artists
who not only good hut popular I'm the way OF chorus
and orchestra II judge by past experience
OF the manager, there VIII be for complaint We
are promised the production of two grand operas that
have long been strange TO STAGE namely Mcycrbecrs
"PrOph6t," and Douzettls "Bclisario." And finally.
Easter week when the musical feast over, ~
shake a leg the festive dance. winding up Ienten
amusements with grand opera Bail. 1t is tempting
programme. and really We reason why it may not
be faithfully and brilliantly carried out The star Of tile
Will bo Mss Kellogg whomit win be an inexpres
sble comfort To hear once moro In genuine lyric per
formance. with artists worthy support her Sic had a
hearty welcome when she here last but the sensation
OF her return has of. and Newl ork would prOba-
bly, not have tolerated another series OF the ridiculous
concerts, and stiu ridiculous skeleton operas IN
which she then condemned to appear lhdI ne
more liberal Of Mr.. Maretzrk however hlr
will probably her former tIiuinph,. Among inc
other members ~ the company are Madame - Graz &C.
who Announces tins as her last engagement p-or %
6ual retirement from the stage AID who IN certain o
actcrs s without rival Miss states, whose fch ana
powerful voice is RAPIDLY acquiring tho training when t
lacked on her fr-f appearance; Miss MCCullOch Ml'
There are thTcs good tenors IN the u0npe-irignoll
Habrmann, and tho new singer Boetu, who made sncli
successful debu just before the close OF NJ MafttLeA
season Orandu the baritone, ana Tor hlssoS We
aha have Joseph Icrmanus ana mat nue artist hgnpf
Antonucci. We believe she public IS quito ready iOr
Italian opera. The riyoltcs aud hasncss of inc FFeAch
stage have lost their first glitter md w soon oese 10
phrase aud predict for Mr.. MarctLoks venture the
success ''Iichit richly merits
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TIE SITE LEGISLATURES.

THE CITY or CHICAGO CEDED TO INDIANA BY
TIE ILLINOIS ASSEMBLY-THE RAILROAD
FARE BILL DENOUNCED.-
Chicago, Jan. 30--A bill was introduced in
the Lower House of the Illinois Legislature and passed
by vote Of Is to separating tho City Of Chicago from
Illinois and cedng II 10 Indiana The Chicago papers
dcnOuuce the passage Of the Railroad Fare bill by the
Illinois Legislature Five Senators voted for 1t under
protest They favored controlling freight and passenger
rates, but did not favor relieving the Illinois Central
Railroad from the per cent yearly tax II Gov
Palmer vetocs the bill 20 VIII fail -I
FUNDING or THE NEVADA STATE DEBT.
SAN Francisco, Jan. 29.-rha Nevada Leg
isatrc has passed bin for funding the debt of the State
providing for the Issue OF bonds bearing 10 per cent In
tcrcst per aunum The Bank OF California has agreed 10
loan tie desired amount on the issue.
THE ANNEXATION OF WEST FLORIDA TO ALA
BAATA.
Resolutions have passed both Houses Of the
Florida Legislature appoiuting Commissioners To Ab-
ma, and ordering vote IN West Florida the proposed
annexation OF that portion OF the State to Alabama,
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LATEST GENERAL NEws-BY TELEGRAPH

LATEST GENERAL NEWS-B1 TELEGRAPH'
The total number of bankrupt cases in
Virginia 10 date Is i,2Js
The bauling-housc Of J. r. Hubbard &
Co.. OF Paol Kansas, WAS robbed OF 10000 on Friday
There was a severe thunder storm in
Richmond. Va, on Saturday morning a number OF
bundlngs were struck by Lightning
Gov. Palmer of Illinois, has issued q pro-
camnion notifying the holders ~ State bonds Issued 10
prevent loss upon the MeAser and Stebbns bonds and
also the holders Of other bonds that they Will be paid IN
New-YOrk April J.
At n meeting of the WOmanS' Suffrage
As-ociatoB at ST. Louis. Saturday the statement OF
The civ Assessor read stating that there are over
1000 tax paying ladies In that city, representing property
assessed ~ $li,50OOJO.
At Northampton, Mass, on Saturday,
alleged iucendiarus Kelly Kngsly, Lewis and 5toddnrd
Tine trial occupied eleven days. Tho prisoners nnlcdi
atey gave bail In tho sum Of $1,000 TO answer other III
dtctinents for the same oiicnse, aud released.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-01

TIE PHGNIX INSURANCE COMPANY The
assets Of this Company more than million and O
hOL They have just disburscd their semiaunual diyi-
dead OF five per % their stockholders and their
come last year almost equal to their capital and
cunulation. They Unidentified thermsurers their losses
amounting eight hundred and eighty nine thousand
dollars, aud their receipt OF premiums since their
Incorporation IN 'j3 eTcced nine millions
Both Fire and Marine Company their navigation
risks slightly overbaance those OF the destroying ee-
mcut They have handed TO their shareholders nearly
tlree-quarters OF Million and have hquidnted the
claims OF their patrons beyond tire millions and hGf
THIS sterling Corporation have recently removed TO
their commanding Office Broadway and COurtlaDdtst,
and they have branches In All tho leading cities Of the
Union Their statement In the disastrous period OF $50
credit to the management aud carried with II
yiCtOn VI stablity.-N. Y. Commercial Advertiser
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BApGLBr-on Friday e,eaus 10Th last. Of pneumonia Cornelius
B geo a Ssai ofths fmiy are respectfully Invited attend
the fip-ra Monisr Feb at o'clock p M al 'ne F'' E!
terian Chareh at Elizabeth. ~ J.
CASSIO-On Saturday, the Jih UT, george ~ Oa''"'
The . o. the hm, are respectfully invited to attend ia funeral
T l,,s r.dene No. ll5 Brooklyn, on TUESDAY after
noos "a last. O'Clock without further notice
CARrER-Ou saturday DO Emily Wie ~feOfH'n G. Carter
HoLcr Of tGs funeral hereafter
Yotel Of The funeral hereafter
FPITH-Sulleny Sunday jap d. william R. onybh OF Joseph K,
snd Josephine FIRTH aged 10 DAYS ,,,,., =, .rs
The friends aud relatives Of Toe iAn' ave s
Of hh pareats, No. % Ssvrntlst
JoSEs-Iu , city Friday Jan 90 the Hon. Thomas Jones' IT,
tho ' aS, s. late T,,d.gs, No. 81 E
of tho family are invited to attend
IgMoS-on Tluray the ns. Samuel Lemon aged a years
% rs, asd friend. Of family respectfully Invited to attend
the funeral Westminster Chureh West INSnT "a
ococs No. without further aAOa His remains vii be 'akeH to
Greenwood for inernenL -,
widow Of the late john Morris IN the Sh year Of her age m
The ends family respectfully Invited 70 atua zoe som
john X Morris. No. i5O Dennet Hoyt
PUTNAMTa Yorker. Saturday the 3oh ut' Capt AOe r"'n'
Tho "ef vii take place Tuesday q Inst from lI 'T3 ss
Ee~Yo val be 10 E y. ssS Ri,s and snd. are
iy s,lu.JI To- attend without further notice
ss.ea Mass, papeupleAse copy =, 40, ,o,o
bstn Uadsrh widow Of Charles X UHds'A
II, Iat year ~ sa S the family invited attend the funeral
The reistFes s Chappflua third day. mooug cd
rom tfsI O'clock Carriage will We waiting At CpPaqua
month ssl s aP Of'ae Harlem Railroad hleae' f"en
tr.slIth.sL al 81 A. m - ,
saturday jan 90 Of spopleIy Samuel Webb in the 18th
R ss nI friends the family invited attend the funeral
s he residence bis daughter Mrs Aos No. JI West Thirty
iyih.l TUESDAY afternoon 81 u O'clock
,SRsOn the 18th Inst $3.50 At Springfield ILL., otruen-
cna ser lines, u 10 days Howard kmbrogh only son Of the
Rev Pred Mrs Mar, Wines, aged years aud 'ya
KANE LODGE No lThe members Of Kane Lodge No ~
osi 10 meet In the lodge Moutsy Feb Al " occfk
10 as the funeral Of our late brother, Robert Blow ~ ouo
! JosErH MEEks Sect CHAkLke kOoA@'H
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SHOCKS OF EARTHQUAKE IN SAN FRANCISCO
sILELk MINING COMrANLEs. LLC.

SAN Francisco, Jan. 29.-Slight shocks OF
carihqnake wrrr fcl ia fhs ely to-day and yesterday.
heavy southeast sale last uigt damaged the slpplhg
IN tho harhor somewhat Senator Coles Alaska ml
meets viii DO favor from the Francisco newspapers
Twenty White Pine silver Mining Companies win nu
average aggregate nominal capital ~ sisOoOO, have
been Incorporated hero since LAST December.
SAE Francisco, Jan. :J.-iho steamer tclden CITY
sailed for Panama today carrying s3sOO0O m treasure
~ which S2GUlJ j. for N"EN0rk aud $1,000 for France
Gov. Mccormick the delegate 10 Congress from Arizona
10 "a passenger Ou his way % Washington.
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ALLEGED wFEPoIsoHINq CASE IN FIrcHBURG

BOsTON, Jan. 30.--Nlrs. Albert ID. PIKE was
taken Wll violent spasms at ftchbnrs. Thursday
last and died in great agony tho physicians say from
the effects OF dose Of arsenic Pye and her daughter
by - former husband, young woman % years Of age
have been arrested on snsP'cou and now confined
M tie town jail awaiting The result OF The pOst-nOrtem
examination. Whom Tie Indictment Tor the murder OF
l, wife was issued ryke already under arrest Tor
adultery with the daughter. IL Is said that he had fro
quCy told her that lac would marry her II her mother
was at the way. Tho deceased about 80 years
old Pyke belongs IN Boston
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THEFT OF JEwrLRY IN RocnEsrER.

ROCHESTER,. Jan. 30.-TwO men this morning
went into tie ieyeiry store Of Suhdcrn Weaver aud
looked 40 come jewclry. They left uuObscryod, taking
with them 500 diamond pin and par OF earrings. One
OF the men mas been arrested.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-01

n,,o FOSTER BILLIARD MATCH.

Tho game commenced ut s@5, Cyrllio Dion
=. ,ho e for his brother and Chris o'conor for
roa,aT rbIIo q b. Hubbell, tho e1-ohamplon OF Con.
49,, 80 ,oson referee Foster won ON the string
for end Don playing him and scoring y e rvs
tcrh sooohu ,ao In Ills run there was ulrpulo
10y D,on Shn constitutes crotch TDs g'np W"f
roS,p'io'nI Lot w pr0lgat l.JH D2u' 40 V'"' ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-01
ACCIDENT or THE MEMPHIS AID CHARLESTON
RAILROAD

MEMPHIS, Jan. 3l.--An accident occurred near
Glendale on the Memphis and Charleston Railroad yes
terday morning the express train, while crossing the
trcsc. tho latter giving way aud precptating the en-.
cuc express baggage into the creek below, and
killing John Thuuiis engineer The fireman, express
messenger and baggage master severely injured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-01
TIE INDIAN VAR.

FIGHT WITH THE PAwNEEs IN KANsAs-sEyEN
INDIANS KILLED.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 3l.-Gov. Hawley of Kansas
received yesterday dispatch from the sheriff Of Sabine
County, the effect that the citizens the Sabine River
had nght with the Pawneo indians yesterday, az Nal
berry Greek, IL miles distant, iu which seven Indians
killed. Tho Indians were trying TO run oil the stock
and had robbed some houses Sabine River which
caused the troultc. There no whites killed. The
Indians fred first.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-01

The Rev. James Barry, n graduate OF st.
Francis Xavier College of the class OF lo ana VINO has
just returned 10 tbs country from the American college
at Rome, where he ordained priest celebrated ON
Saturday the customary weekly Mass for tho students OF
ST. Francs College In sixieenthrt AZ tho close OF mo
service Father Barry briefly addressed tho sIudcnti
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IMPORTANT LEGAL DECISION IN NEwLoNDoN,


NRw-LoNDOS, Jan. 3O.-rhe suit of the New
Yotk Boston and Providence Railroad Company against
the sOnmgt0n Stenmboat Company, which has been ON
trial FOR two wrecks before tine Superior Court In New
London. decided to-day n favor Of tie paintts, tho
fury giving them S6GGCD The has excited great
deal OF interest some " the best legal talent Ia New.
England being engaged on both sides.
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FUNERALS TO-DAY.

uApGEY CORNELIUS First Presbyterian Church, Blabet1
TLDW ROBERT. No. 40 Nillaughhyst, Brooklyn
GA OMAN Mrs LOITlk G., NJ. PuplArsL, BROOKLYN.
a pHOINS RICHARD, GraudSL Fourth st., lloooAe
A.MON SAMUEL Westminster church, rwrnty-ssooad'"'
MAILOY. Mrs MARGARkf r., No. .! Namiton'sL
MONAlAN. ARTlluR, No 2j Smth-,L, brvOAyn.
MOTT SAMukbO, No. 20 Doln,nick-sL
ROWAN JOHANNA. No, 81 Stautou.st Brooklyn
NINTH Mr. CAIHAhlNE 80. sO2 0ramlst.
gFFTIllELNER. ISAAC, No. $40 Nasi Fuurtcsuthst
NAh,lEN. Jg5spH d. tghn's 4. e. tpssih, fa'esoa
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TIE STATE or TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS

sax PRAScfsco Jan FouT ~ 7JG 5 Is bb Wheat 81 20
~ per unchanged Mining stocl during Che
past week have beea lrn Alpha s5i Beeher -? Bullion VIZ
thoir Pol SlTl Confidence Sjl Crown Post tb1 Empire M
100: Carr 1885, Hale and Norcross. 500 Imperial ~
Krulck Orir s8 Oyeran. So savage SSi Sierra Ne
ads = -. ie Dg JACK let.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-01

See Franklin Brick Mnrhine'' at work. aud he conyoced
Of Us aJsou siOry all others H. kESIcS No. a B0ad
way ~. Y, Room No o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-01

"Bininger's Old London Dock Gina Pare Gin; nlis
pensahr Females Cool Tor Kfy CompntS decous iouc
A. NJ BiNISGE Co, established l7 No Is BcAveE-sL, n l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-01

Vermont Spring WnterTbe best remedy known Tor Cireer
scraflla, Kidney Diseases sold BY Dnggkts aud by
SAxE s Co, No Az Boome-st, New FORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-01

mIs.squoi Spring Wnsr.Ths only known remedy for Cas-
CzK aud al UisEAsKs TaE kiDNsrA
For Sale by Drugssts DEror No 80 BROADWAY he~iorh
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BARKER, Human Hair nIcrchanr.-SIGs BANDS, CcRLs
CHIGS0Ss, BRAiDs-the best aud cheapest IN the world
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TO CORRESPONDENTS

w. l. G-The expression "Wayward sisters, de-
part peace was used lcontngently) with reference
to the Southern States by Gen. Winfield Scott and
not by Ii. Greeley.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-01

Mr.. Howell, photographer to the Princeton
Class Of co, has number OF line views Of the College
grounds and buildings ready.
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MARRIED.

Dayon oh on the 2h inst By The Rev r. 4
saver Davies and Miss Anna NJ youngest daughter Of
the Hon. T.. Odiu.
THOMSON-STONEAt ST. Paur Church. Cleveland Ohio on Thurs
5,y ian 2g by the Rev Mr. Brooks, William Thomson OF
ErYo 10 Miss AraLe ghier Of D. Stone, ESQ., Of former
vl.a
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,E-zxUzaExz1A
DIED.

III Notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed Tith d'i
name and address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-01

Tine
COMMERCIAL AGENCY REGISTER
Published By
McKILLOP, SPRAGUE e Co..
Is TIE STANDARD WORK on CREDITS.
The Volume Of 1863 contains list ofIae
BUSINESS MIN
al MATT, ~ tho United States British Provinces, with TatsE
indicating the Relative Standing aud Commercial trrt 81 EseA
80 REFERENCE BOOK Is ISSUED
or EQUAL EXTENT AND ACCUhACl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-05
REPORT OF THE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD
COMMISSIONERS.


BosToN, July 3.-The Commissioners of the
Union Pacific Railroad have made reports 70 day, at the
general Office here OF which the following is summary
In accordance with the instructions OF tho Department,
dated NAV the Commissioners OF the union racine
Raroad have examined the section extending from the
0a0th mile post 20 lOs5 ssl00h mile post ana report
mile post that unfinished work VIII require ABOUT
SIS $50 The Commissioners report on the section eNteh
Ing from the OlOh the l060th mile post that the I'M
finished work will require about $4,000 Inc commits
Ouers on the section extending from the lOoOth 10 the
OsOth mile post that the unfinished work VIII require
abou SIS go The Commissioners report on the section
extending the 60th 90 the lo5th mile, that heaVy
expense has already been incurred by the COul-
pany m grading this part Of the limo, ana
the grades and curves are all within inc
limit prescribed by the law To complete the
unfinished work this section viii require about
i'm reducing the present grades from li6 feet TO
per mile originally intended, ana IN ming up
tho places now occupied by temporary trestles. The
adopted such that the work done Is not lost in
changing 10 the lighter grade. The Commissioners say
ready for immediate service in accordance with and as
required by section OF tho "act TO aid IN the constuc
ton OF railroad and telegraph line from the Missouri
River TO the Pacific Ocean, and TO secure TO the Govern
Ueut the use for postal military ana Othef
purpo.es " and II has reached that state or compile
to dftemine on standard for the construction OF the
Pacific Railroad" made TO Secretary Harlem February
o. 1906 approved by him. aud furnished 10 us as part OF
orr trctiaus aud the company Is rapidly, and III
good faith finishing up the incOmpleted work. We recon-
le acceptance OF the sections by the Government
aud the adoption Of the same course toward the unn-
isbed work as elsewhere the Pacific Railroad Res
P0''' G. X WARREN Brevet Major Gen. U. S. A.
JAMES L. WILSON, Commissioner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-05
GENERAL TOPOGRAPHIC NEWS.

Smallpox prevails at Albany to serious
extent. aud general vaccination is recommended
.... Owing to the scarcity of Lehigh coal, two
founderes in Albany have Temporarily suspehucu opera
lions.
IL is expected that telegraphic communlea-
ton between Omaha aud Fort Benton VIII DC completed
this week.
Twocompanies of troops have been ordered
IN Richmond Va from Fortress Monroe to BIO there on
=. Another successful exhibition of the "Avi-
ator" the California nyingmachine, was gwen A1 san
Francisco on Friday. 80,
Cotbarine Moran was instantly killed on
saturday while walking the track Oh the Boston anu
Providence Railroad.
The Acknowledgment of the French cor
vette CurieuK. and Of the men, dieu az o
roe yesterday, OF yellow FEVER
Six coal-barges were sunk by the steamer
Comet the Mississippi RIVER near Snoota" Dohu Ano
matter Is being investigated at NeN'oHoahS'
A child. aged five, was burned to death, and
two other burned severely on Friday at Charles
town. Mass, by the upsettng OF pan OF plaEihg rat
The coinage of the branch Mint of San
,nrisco for June was $4,000 In gold and soSsOOO IN
silver Total Tor tho year ending June 3d. s9oloOOO
The steamship Panther sailed from 81.
Johns NJ r., saturday, for the Arcte ieHlos, WIZ"
the expedition OF Dr. Hayes ana brauiord, INC arts"
The Germans of Nashville celebrated the
tonrtb Of Juy yesterday by PROCESSION which ended
With barbecue, aud sports peculiar to the Germans
"A Woman's Suffrage Meeting will be held
at Buffalo to-day Mrs Lyorin4rs; nis M tie
stanton, aud the Rev. ME- Frothlhsn@n' WIZ AuuA'S' wv
meeting.
Richard b. Hall, aged 1s years, of Provl-
dance r. H. was shot dead on Saturday, by musket In
the hands OF another boy The gun was Thought TO De
uploaded. ...f.. d.. e.. 49, 10
Thomas Balls equestrian statue OF WASH
ington was unyaied the Public Garden In Boston, on
saturday IL OF bronze OF colossal proportions ana
cost $4,000.
"A German named Beard was killed at the
works OF the Russell Manufacturing Company, IN Middle
town Conn on Saturday, by being caught Ia belt HIS
body was literally torn To pieces ,
The wreck of the bark Western Belle,
when sailed from Humboldt for San Francisco IN Jan
ary 1865 and has since been heard fron mas Just
been discovered the coast Of California near cape
PernOtud. 4. r.HI
The statue of Washington, presented 10
the CITY OF Philadelphia by tho school ws
Hall Ie statue is Of white marble, and represents
Washington la his court dress .... r: a.
The nronrietors of newspapers throughout
the country arc requested TO furnish te name; o. e
rrprrsentntves at the coming SGngerlest 20 tue Ioss
IN Baltimore. Correspondents WIZ a1i
their tickets and all the necessary Information OF hpp
cation at the Press Headquarters, American Building
Baltimore.
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GREAT BRITAIN.
THE CHURCH BILL AMENDMENTS - CARDINAL
CULLEE's LETTER.

THE CHURCH BILL AMENDMENTS Cardinal
CULLEE's LETTER.
LONDON, Saturday July 3, 1859.
The Times to-day, says that the votes in the House
Of Lords last evening have had the effect to render
the Irish Church bill more favorable to the Estab-
lished Church, and more Extensively partial in its
provisions
Cardinal Cullen has addressed a letter TO the Off
GERS of the Catholic College saying that if the Irish
Church bill is mutilated by the House Of Peers the
nation must have fuller measure Of justice.
STATISTICS OF THE CHURCH QUESTION.
LOSDOS, July 4, 1860.
The following statistics show the progress which
the Church question has made within twelve months
DIVISIONS 0I sHspFSsoRY BILLo-IsCs
Highest No. in favor $50 Highest No in favor q
Average majority Tor. o. Absolute maj. against. IS
DIVISIONS OS IRISH CHURCH BILT-IsG9.
Highest No. in favor 500 Highest No in favor 17s
One fact more Is worthy of attention During the
past twenty years the Conservatives have suffered
only two defeats in party divisions in the House Of
Peers In 1851, Lord Derby's vote Of censure on the
Palmerston Government was lost by majority of 90,
and the bill for the disestablshment of the Irish
Church has now passed its second reading by a
majority Of 80.
THE OCEAN MATCH
The ocean match OF the new Thames Yacht Clnb
the
Lower Hope to Harwieh. The yachts started at $50
o. IN. The Druid and Gloriana arrived at Harwich
together at $50 D. m, Flying Cloud at 923 Thought
ut 934 Hettie and Amy at TO- The Cambria and Am
Rzon dG not start owing TO the death Of the owner
Of the Amazon. The Druid takes the first prize,
Thought the second, and GlOriana the third.
THE DEBATE IN THE LORDs-AaERIcAN RELA-
TIoNs-A FRIEND or MR.. SUMMERTIME BUR-
LINGAME--THE BRITISH PRESS.
IFROM OUR OWN CORREsPOKDENTI
LONDON, June 24.-There is lull between the de-
,ate on the second reading Of the Irish bill by the
lords aud the coming discussion OF the sape in Conn
.nittee next week. As commonly happens, We are
gong through a reaction after the excitement, and
the most interesting matter this week is the talking
over what happened last week. The Tories, it Is
said, were greatly surprised and annoyed at the
Iargeness of the majority for the Second Reading
What they meant was that there should lie major
lty, but very small majority. Either they were out
generated or the Tory whips lost their heads as the
hour approached for the division that instead OF
allowing the bill to be read by three or four votes,