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The New York herald., 1869-06-08
NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE.
Jersey City.


ALLeGED ISHUMAN TREATMENT OF Boy BY HIS
FATBEA--Coroner Warren committed a man named
Alfred Turner to jail yesterday, to await the result OF
Injuries inflicted 1t Is alleged, by him on MS son
Charles, eight years Of age, on saturday morning at
MS residence IN Grand street. The afhdavit naue Dy
Elizabeth Berger, nelghbor, sets forth that the
father alter cruelty beating the boy seized him oy
Ine nair, and after holding him suspended Tor mo-
ment in the air threw him with great violence on the
stoop me boy was unconscious yesterday ana MS
recovery Is doubtful. Late in the afternoon Turner
was admitted to bail in the sum OF $780, as 1t was
represented that the boy exhibited symptoms OF i'm
proyement
RowDYisM RAMPASr-oUTRAGE IN THE sIxrB
WARD.-The Recorder or Jersey City had his hands
full yesterday and the court was crowded. The
police made a most successful raid on the roughs In
every quarter OF the city during Sunday night and
yesterday morning. The worst case was that OF a
gang belonging TO the sixth ward, the hobed OF ruff
Ianlsm who amused themselves by cuflng col
ored man, and when he resented the il-treatment,
the crowd ciamored for his immediate execution.
hereupon one OF the gang procured revolver and
was about TO become the executloner, when, fortu-
nately for the colored man, two police officers ap.
peared on the scene Two OF the gang who
hudson CITY, but the oficers outnanked
them by jumping on horse car aud
back, but when they arrived at the OF the out
rage the crowd attacked the ocers and rescued one
OF the prisoners. Several officers soon came up
however, and the rlngleaders OF the gang were ar
rested and taken TO the police station. The follow
prisoners were committed for tral-James Farrelly,
james Banker lWnO l5 cnargeu WIN urlnS tHe reVO
verL Patrick Condor, John Bermingham, Patrick
Tumbety, George Hughes ana Thomas Ryan. Far
RELY gave bail and was released, but was forthwith
rearrested on a warrant charging him with an out
rage on the person OF Mrs. Ellen 0'Keetfe, who was
first rendered insensible by cnloroform. This Of
fence 1t alleged, was committed last April, but
the constable was Dalled In every search by the
scouts and spies OF the Sixth ward gang.
Newark.
SERIOUS RAILROAD ACCIDENTAL a point near
Waverly, the the New Jersey Railroad early yes
terday morning the insensble body OF young man,
badly bruised and bleeding copiously, was dis
covered lying the track. The "0wl train"
brought him TO this city, and he conveyed to the
new hospital OF the Sisters OF the Poor corner of
High and Nesbitt Streets and properly cared for by
the good Sisters Later in the DAY be was identified
Michael Faulkner. recent arrival in this country.
He IS about twenty years OF age and was IN the en-
ploy OF OF a Newark contractor named Cadden. II
Is believed that he jumped off train on Sunday
night at the place where he was found. Besides
several cuts the face and head several OF his RIBS
broken. 1t Is not thought possible that he will
live.
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MASSACHUSET rs.
The Veteran Artillery Of Boston-Fntni Acct.
dent-The New England Associated Press
Extensive Whiskey Fraud Case.

The Veteran Artillery Of Boston-Fntnl Acct.
Extensive Whiskey Fraud Case.
BOSTON, June Z, 1859.
The "Ancient aud Honorable Artillery celebrated
It's two hundred and thirty-drst anniversary to-day
with unusually full ranks. General Banks and
numerous other men OF military and civic honors
carried muskets. AS customary, the Ancients es.
corted the Governor and stan from the Capitol to
old South church, where the annual sermon was
preached by the Rev. Augustus Woodbury., Of
Providence.
James NJ. Murdock. a wealthy, retired merchant
residing In Brighton, was thrown from his carriage
last evening while driving through The western part
OF the city ana killed.
The New England Associated Press was organized
on saturday. Articles OF association were adopted
J. X. Hawley. OF the Hartford COardnt president;
r. M. Pulsfer, OF the Boston Herald, secretary and
treasurer; 3. N. Stockwell, OF the Boston JouYl0l
Samuel Bowles, OF the Springfield Republican, and
r. Worthington OF the Boston Trdreiier, directors.
In the United states Circuit Court to-day the trial
or the whiskey fraud case was commenced. The in.
dictment alleges that John +. Perry, OF Buffalo;
Ethan q. Frost and Clark ). Sanborn. OF New York,
and Willis L. Brink, Andrew j. Hougbton, Thomas
Fell and Ezekiel s. Johnson, all OF Boston, In the
month OF August OF 1857, conspired with one High.
land ID. Chance, OF Buffalo, and others, TO defraud
the United States OF taxes due upon 800 barrels of
whiskey, containing about 20, 900 gallons OF distilled
spirits. The amount OF taxes due the government
was about $4,000.
Tue Boston parties pleaded not guilty. The trial
will probably occupy several days
Rev. w. II. Cudworth, OF the Church OF Our Fa-
ther, In East Boston, has received a call to take
charge Of fhe Cooper Institute free church. In New
York, at salary OF $5,0oo
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A II @ S E N E N T 8.

WALLAcg's THEATRE.-While England Is taking
from us the remaining opponents OF our negro min
stres and making 1t the best paying show in London
she is sending TO US its outgrowth-the ouresque-to-
gether with the pantomime in exchange. OF the lat
ter character the Lauri troupe which made their
nrst appearance last night, and had they come as
novelty, the excellence Of their performances would
have secured them a profitable reception. The
piece IN which they were presented last night,
''Mother Hubbard or Harlequin, Little Bo Peep
ana and Lutte Boy Blue" is Intended as com.
binatlon OF the burlesque and the pantomlme,
but IL VIII bear good deal OF pruning, as there Is
100 mucn OF both or too little OF one TO make an ac
ceptabe entertainment. The performance OF the
Laurls was most excellent Of its kind, and had not
the audience been tired with long prelude and too
long intermlsslon would have been much more
fayorably received. The ballet Is the best now on
stage and the mechanical changes in the harle-
quinade are excellent, and when they work smooth,
The performance as whole viii, however hardly
come up to the standard OF Waacks audience and
Will not do for summer pa5tne at that cosey the
atre.
BowERY THEATRE.-"Ixion; or, The Man at the
Wheel" was produced at this theatre last evening
10 crowded house. 1t is not inferiorin any respect
to the manner In which the piece has been put upon
the stage In other establishments in this city. The
scenery and dresses are all new and were got up
under the supervision OF Mr. Clarke, the stage man.
ager. The cast OF characters taking into consdera-
ton the fact that, with the exception OF Miss Her.
ring, Mr.. Brookes and Miss Clifford, the actors
were fresh In their parts was very iair MISS
Herring's IXion will challenge favorable CON-
parlson with any on the stage, ana MT. Geoige
Brooke's Minerva was q remarkably fine piece OF
grotesque acting. Miss Jenny Clifford made very
pert Mercury, and the Jupiter OF Miss Cassie Troy
was neatly rendered part The other members OF
the company acquitted themselves in an acceptable
manner. The nursery rhymes were given with such
humor that the boys in the gallery took up the re-
irain and joined in with hearty good Will. The
effect can be imagined. The walls OF Old Drury
fairly rang the choruses repeated in response
n -
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THE TAMnANY SOCIETY.

The Tammany Society, or Columbian Order, held
Its regular monthly meeting last evening at Tam
many Hall, Fourteenth street. where there was blg
assemblage OF the red men OF the order. Grand
Sachem william NJ. Tweed filed the chair, and after
the minutes Of the last meeting had been read and
approved Mr.. Street Commissioner George w. Nc
Lean was duly installed sachem or Tam
many receiving the honor conferred on MN
in dgnified manner. The following gentlemen
were then initiated into the drcdad OF The Order,
and are to be henceforward efficient members Of the
democratic party:-Neil Bryant John Morrissey,
General Slocum, James Brooks. Daniel Berrian,
James McGregor superintendent OF Bundings), John
J. Wood, T.. X. Robinson and s. F. Higgins.
After the 'big Injuns'' had had war dance with
their newly received brethren committee, consist
ing OF the Sache 5s was appointed to maze prepara-
after which the society adjourned TO meet again on
the 5th OF July (the Fourth falling on sunday at
noon to carry out the usual oDservances OF that an
nIYersarY.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Cunard mail steamship Java will leave this
port on Wednesday for Liverpool.
The mails for Europe will close at the Post once
at twelve O'Clock NJ. on Wednesday.
THE NEW YORK HERALD-Edition for Europe-wiu
be ready at half-past ten O'Clock in the morning.
Single copies, IN wrappers for mailing, six cents
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TrlreaApuG NEWS ITEMS

Generals sheridan and Doubleday and party ar.
rived In Omaha on Sunday and lett for the West
yesterday.
The Italian Mutual Relief Society OF Boston cee-
brated the anniversary Of Italian Unity yesterday By
q public procession, closing with appropriate social
festivities.
Denver despatch says arrangements have been
made by General Evans for the early completion OF
the Denver Pacific Railroad He will start for the
East to-day to complete contract with the Union
Pacific Company for laying and eQuipping the road
To Omaha
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ARMY INTELLIGENCE.
WAsHfNqToN.

WASHINGTON June :, 1899.
Brevet Major r. NJ Hill, Of the washington arsenal,
has been ordered 70 the command OF the arsenal at
indianapolis Ind.
Brevet Major J. r. EdIe Jr., has been relieved
from the Detroit arsenal aud ordered to the wash
ington I'd. C.l arsenal.
Brevet Major r. II. Bates, United States army, is
relieved from duty as chief mastering and disburs-
ing ofcer at st. Louis, No. and ordered to proceed
to his home
The President has accepted the resignation OF Cap
tain William X. Iowa VI NE Nineteenth infantry,
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NEW YORK.

The Buffalo EIcvatins Association Dissolved
Reduction on Rates Of Storage.
BUFFALO. June T. 1869.
The Elevating Association Of this city after q
stormy debate dissolved, Each elevator was acting
independent to-day and great reduction OF rates was
consequent. The prospect for new combination 10
very unfavorabla at present The following are the
quoted rates.: quarter cent per bushel to vessel
storage. second five days storage, one.quarter
cent, and every succeedieg ten days one.qusrtor
cent
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THE NEW DOMINION.

Monthly Revenue of the Dominiou-C0m-
missioner for the Red River Territory.
OTTAWA, June T. 1869.
The revenue OF the Dominion for the month end
ing the slst Of May was sl,4l2,456; expenditures
s604, ,722.
The discount on American invoices for this week
will be twenlyseven per cent.
IL s reported that q commissioner Is to be sent to
Red River prior TO O Lieutenant Governor Of the
Territnry heIhg annointed.
The New York herald., 1869-06-08
The kAIIlhAl GAME.

The match game OF base bali between the Red
Stockings OF Cincinnati and the Unions (''Hay-
makers'D of Troy, which was played on the grounds
OF the Unions at Troy yesterday resulted in favor OF
the Red Stockings by of 81 to 81. About SIX
thousands persons witnessed the game.
To-day the Mutuals play with the Gothams al the
Union grounds, and tomorrow morning they take
Yale College bows.
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FATAL typluspS-oIl WORKS BURNED.

CLEVELAND, June :, 1850.
The stcamtug Asa covell, while towing in the
river yeste rday afternoon, exploded her boiler
blowing the boat to atoms Captain Joseph Green.
halrh. Jr, was instantly killed. and other persons
are supposed to have been lost there we're several
men and boys on board. Five persons were rescued
from the water, one OF whom was severely injured.
Jacob Ncwberry, o fireman, was severely injured.
The Pearl OH Works were burned on sunday morn
Ing. The loss is $4,000 There ives no insurance
on the property.
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SPAIN.

Condition Of Cuba a Cause of Alarm.
MADRID, June !, 1859.
There Is much anxiety about Cuba on every hand
The government is unwilling to publish the tele
grams received from Cuba, which augmeuts the
uneaslness.
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LAY REPRESENTATION N THE METHODIST CHURCH
Vote I'm the Central and south Second Street
Churches, Williamsburg.

The members OF the Central Methodist Episcopal
church WILLIAMSBURG voted on the question OF lay
representation yesterday afternoon and last even
ING There was not so much interest manifested in
the vote as was expected. out OF 100 votes cast
there were fourteen for and eighty-six against lay
renresontation. The committee appointed by the
QUARTERLY Conference to take the vote consisted OF
the pastor, Rev. benjamin NJ. Adams, Il. X. Ham.
mond aud John $. shelley.
In the south Second street church, OF which Rev.
w. n. Boole is pastor. 100 votes were polled with
the following result:-For lay representation, So;
against Ga.
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Derby said he spoKe as unit in the House
OF Lords, not wishing to influence the
minds or fetter the action Of others. While
many friends OF the Irish Church wish to
amend not reject. the bill for Its dis
Establishment, he was persuaded that rejection was
the only course He believed that the bill would be
rejected by q large majority. Such course was
safesr in such revolutionary STEP He felt satisfied
1t would receive the assent OF the conservatives Of
the country, who would continue to increase their
support If the coercion OF the Peers was attempted
meeting of conservatives was held in Lon
don tonight. Resolutions were adopted con-
demnng the Irish Church bill.
1t Is understood that Mr.. Gladstone proposes, In
the House OF Lords reject the bill to prorogue
the present session Of Parliament Immediately and
inaugurate new session. In order 10 insure the
passage Of the bill 1t Is proposed to create a new
batch Of Peers, including the Marquis of Harting
ton Lord Amberley, the eldest sons OF most OF the
liberal Peers and all the Scotch and Irish Peers now
without seats in the House OF Lords
The Puu Mau Gazette regrets the bad effect the
position the House of Lords have assumed will have
on Ireland particularly in regard to the land ques-
ton. To rule, in the sense Of deciding what the
nation shall or shall not decide upon, is beyond the
competence of the House of Lords or any other gov
erning body.
Termination of u prosecution Against Tnree
Bank Directors.
LONDON, June T. 1862
The prosecution against the bank directors,
Messrs. Bradshaw, Mangles and Abbs, for con-
spiracy and fraud has been discharged but Mr.. Fin
ney has been held for trial.
The Weather.
LONDON, June Z, 1869.
The weather is warm and delightful throughout
England to-day.
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GEORGIA..
The Case Of Senator Adkins-Encrgetic search
for Ills Murdercrs.

for Ills Murdercrs.
ATLANTA, June I, 1862
The wsrrenton clipper, published In the town
where the daughter Of Senator Adkins lives, pro-
nounces on undenable authority that the letter pub
lished In the Macon papers, and purportng to have
been written by Miss Adkins wherein she claims that
tue muIderers Oh senator Adkins are known ana tnat
peal to the people Of Georgia and the nation for
justice, 10 base forgery. gotten up for political
purposes Every effort 10 being made by the civu
and military authorities to bring the Offenders TO
justice. 0e neral Ferry has ordered two companies
Of infantry to Warrenton, with instructions TO the
commanding officers TO aid the civil authorities In
ferrettnQ out the murderers
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The Election observation-disclosures Pursued
Towards Opposition Candidntes-PrObable
Course of the Government.
LONDON, June T. 1869.
Letters from Paris state that strong pressure
is brought to bear in the undecided elections
to prevent the return OF opposition candi
dates. The contests between MN. Theirs and
Shee, and between NM Favre and Henri
Rochefort, are regarded with much interest. The
Emperor it is asserted, views the probable election
OF NJ Rochefort as personal II not deadly insult.
The ultimate results Of the elections and their effect
on the government are regarded with great curl
osty. The government is fully alive to the heavi-
ness OF the blow and the difficulties it will have TO
meet in the future. Its friends tender advice freely
but the only concession possible is parliamentary
government which the Emperor regards with par
tcular aversion. The government Is inclined TO DO
something as soon as possible and with the least In
convenience. II the balloting results in favor OF
Rochefort, the step will probably be taken immed-
ately.
Latest Account of the French Elections-Dis-
turbance mt MOntmarte.
PARIS, June I, 1869.
MN. Thiers, Ferry, Jules Favre and Garnier-Pages
have been declared elected by ballot.
There were tumultuous scenes at Montmarte, and
arrests were made by the police 1t is reported that
some persons were wounded during the disturbance.
The Paris Rnccs-Prize of the EmperOr-The
Grand Prize Of the City-Glaneur the VIM
ner-Distinguishcd Persons on the Course.
PARIS, June 7, 1869.
Yesterday at the race course the great feature OF
the day was the Grand Prize Of Paris-un ootet
d'drt-the gift Of his Majesty the Emperor, and
100000 francs, given half by the city OF Paris and
half by the five great railway companies OF France,
added to O sweep stakes Of 1000 francs each, COO
francs forfeit; the second horse to receive 10000
francs and the third 5000 out OF the stakes;
about one mile and seven furlongs. Closed
with III subscribers. The race was won
by NJ. A. Lupm's b. C. Glamour, BY Buck
thorn, out OF Alma, beating Mr.. G. Jones'
b. C. The Drummer by Rataplan secoud; Mr. II. Sa-
vile's c. Ryshworth by Skrmisher out OF vertumna,
third. Twelve started. The betting just previous
to the race was four to one gainst Glamour, even
on The Drummer, and six to one against Ryshworth.
The weather was delightful. though very warm.
great throng of people were present, among whom
were the Emperor and Empress and the Prince I'm
perial OF France, Queen Isabella, OF Spain; Queen
sophia, Of Holland, and many other notabies
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KEY YVES T.

General Pelaez Not Carried to Key West by
the Cont0ocock.
KEY WEST, June 7, 1850.
There is no truth in the report which has become
current that the Spanish General Pelaez, whose life
was threatened by the volunteers In Cuba, was
brought here from Havana by the United States
steamer COntoocook.
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A Test Extra ordinary.
TEST EXTRAORDINARY
A TEST EXTRAORDINARY
TEST EXTRAORDlN AIRY

fFrom the York lPa) Democratic Press Of June 1892
Burglar Proof safe.-1he First National Bank Tues
day placed IN their vault OF MARVIN co.'s CHROME
IRON SPHERICAL BURGLAR PROOF SAFES. The safe
sold 10 the bank subject such the directors
81 70 put to- The bank employed Major Epiey of the
best machiusts in this section OF the country TO dr tho
safe possible" The Major with the assistance OF his
spent several hours In preparing hs d and tools and hav.
ing secured strong leverage went to work. and
tirey his drills and hardly making impression
the safe hts opinion that drilling through inside %
two weeks was out OF the question Messrs. Small BIZ.
meyer Co. were called upon for three OF their best back
smith strikers who furnished with heavy sedges They
commenced whacktng In forge style, dealing
bows that heard for squares but with effect
safe II may be imagined with what strength they dealt
blows when they were sufficient TO crack the sledgo and
render useless The trial created quite exciten and
faun
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A.-The RspenscheId Tropical Hnt-A Now

style for has the pleas.
of calling the attention of gentlemen entire
rc intended especially for their use and which combines
the aexbty OF the soft hat with all the ghtness
latlng properties Of straw ESPENsCHEID Manufac-
turer No lis Nassau street, between Ann aud Beekman
streets.
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bunting Flngs Of All Sizes, Wholesale and
reial.-HoJER GRAHAM, Manufacturers and Banner
Painters, H Duane street.
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A.-lndes, Fuces EnamClled; also the Pre-.
naraton for SALE with Instructions, by NJ. LACSsON, 100
The New York herald., 1869-06-08

i.-Ttaiian Lotion for fhe Complexion Pre-.
vents sunburn and Freckes For sale by Dr. ZACHAR1E
76O Broadway
The New York herald., 1869-06-08

Bnrker's Hirsutus Never Fails to Restore
Hair Bald Heads nor prevent It's falling out ca Broad
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AUS TRIA.
An Ecclesinstic Arrested.

VIENNA, June T. 1860.
Bishop Lenz, having refused to obey legal sum.
mons to appear before secular court, was arrested
and brought to the court by the police.
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A.-Old Well Hotel, South Norwnik, Conn.,.
for sale. J. ". BARNuM, 6S6 Broadway New York.
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CUBA.
Death OF United States Naval Omcer-Yei-
low Fever-Decree Of the Acting Captain
Generals

HAVANA, June 7, 1869.
Surgeon Quinn, OF the United States ship Saratoga,
died yesterday of the yellow fever. There are three
cases OF fever on board the Saratoga. She sailed
to-day for Key West.
Acting Captain General Espinar has issued de-
cree to the effect that for the future when appoint
mens are to be made to vacant offices in the service
OF the government veteran or disabled soldiers
shall have the preference.
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Corus, Bunions, Enlarged Joints md all
ssasss sf the fact cured by Dr. zACHARIE, 76O Broadway
The New York herald., 1869-06-08
Brokaw Brothers,
GREAT SALE
OF
BOYS IMPERIAL SUITS
CONTINUED
ONE DAY LONGER.
THE LARGEST LINE

BOYS SUITS IN THIS COUNTRY.
BROkAW BROTHERS,
Fourth avenue, opposite Cooper Institute, and
81 LAFAYETTE placa
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Keiiogg's Worm Tea.
A most cnectual remedy for Worms.
Wholesale and retail a,JoHE r. HENRy's United States
Medicine Warehouse, No. College place. New York
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FRANCE.

BaIIOting for Undecided Candidates.
PARIS, June 7, 1869.
The balloting in the cases OF undecided elections
going on quietly in the different departments.
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Twenty Dollars.
One bes, French China TEA SET, gold edge a. niece.
Twelve cut glass WATER GOBLETs.
Twelve cut glass WINE GLASSES.
One pair handsome Bohemian VASES
will be sent 10 any address on receipt OF go0
or forwarded by express @. o, ID.
Address HERMAN FROST CO.
Nos. as and 80 Murray streek
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Tho summer Hst.--Tbe Summer Hat r. Out.
H oi course the Knox Hat and, the handiwork OF
pereci an artist deserving OF tribute OF admiration OF the
most most liberal kind The Knor Summer Hat, TO be gotten,
tnore little reason 70 hint at No. 22 Broadway Ia OF
ses Black silk Hats white silk Hats small felt Bsts su-
pep renamas are only part OF tremendous selection far
exceeding In comprehensive exhibited
seasons BY this most renowned Of hatters.
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Words Of Cheer for Young Men, Who, Unv-
ing fallen victims 10 social evils desire better manhood
% pens N sealed e,er enyelope free Of charge Address
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Twenty Dollars.

Saunders Razors, Razor strops and Fins
Pocke. Cutlery. Store No. Astor House.
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The weather is warm and delightful throughout
England to-day
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Lord Derby's Dccision on the irish Church
Bill-nIeetinG Of tho Conservatives-Mr.
Gladstone's Proposed Determination In
Case of Rejection.
LONDON, June 7, 1860.
IN reply 10 q conservative deputaton to-day, Lord
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MEXICO.

Senior Mariscni Confirmed Minister to
Washingt0n-NIore Denials About the So
morn StOry--WherenbOuts Of Revolutions
ists-GeperaI News.