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New-York tribune., 1869-06-16
lcRNrnAL PRESS nIspArcn.l

BosroN, June 1j.-Pcliminary to the COM
meucemcnt OF tie great National Peace Jubilee, the city
authorities this forenoon welcomed the representatives
OF the press Of the country, numbering about 800
Alderman Talbot and Edward A. White followed elo.
quentiy, indorsng the Mayors welcome. MIR. Curtis
Child in behalf Of the Boston press, then made ad.
dress of welcome to the brethren of the Press the
whole country and delivered original poem. Under
the personal management Of s. r. Niles, r. NJ Pusifer
and r. C. Dunhaman Of the Boston Press Executive Com
mittee these preliminary proceedings Of the Grand Ju-
bee we're admirably carried out bOuntfully elegant
collation. furnished by the city authorities then par
taken Of A grand rehearsal OF to-days programme
commenced at II o'clock nearly the whole chorus and
orchestra being present.
The Inauguration Of the great National Peace Jubilee
took place shortly after =. to-day. The Rev. T. r..
Hale asked divine blessing, closing with the LOrds
New-York tribune., 1869-06-16
CUBA.
CHOLERA EPIDEMIC-BURNrNG OF TOWNS By
INSURGENTS.

III
INSURGENTS.
HAvANA June is, 1859.
The cholera has become epidemic Ill Nueyltas and
the surrounding country. 1t is unusually malignant
in its attacks and in the majority of cases the result
is fatal. The insurgents have burned the towns OF
NIguas and Camarones. The Havana markets are
dull Merchants are indisposed to do business in the
present unsettled state Of affairs
ELECTIONS IN PORTO RICO.
In Porto Rico the elections for members OF the
Spanish Cortes have been completed and verified.
The deputies will depart for Madrid Immediately The
Island Of Porto Rico remains tranquil
DRE-RETREAT OF THE sPANIARDS-MoRE
FILIBUSTERs.
WASHINGTON June IS, 1862
Intelligence has been received here from
Cuban sources of the fight which took place
between the revolutionary forces and the Spanish
troops near Puerta del Padre The Cuban troops,
numbering 24O0, were attacked in their intrench-
ments by the Spaniards with force of nearly double
that number who were twice repulsed. The loss OF
the Cubans was less than hundred in killed and
wounded while that of the attacking party was
three times as great The Spanards retreated leay-
ing number of their killed and wounded
on the field. The result of the battle has
had an encouraging effect upon the Cuban
ARMY, WHICH Is IepoIIou W pO S"'hiiiS ''AN"s
day from the very best portion Of the people OF the
Island. The want of harmony between the officers
in command Of the Government troops in the field
and the volunteers who have taken possession of the
government of the Island is exhibiting itself in the
decentralization of the Spanish troops and the large
number of desertions to the Cuban army. This con-
dition of things has given q new impetus and
strength to the Cuban cause the leaders having no
doubt of ultimate success.
A number of recruits mostly from Virginia, left
here yesterday and to-day. TO join force which is
rendezvousng on the southern coast, preparing to
Join the Cuban army.
RUMoR OF AN EXPEDITION FROM TENNESSEE.
The Memphis AUdldnche says it is reported
that gentleman formerly high In the service OF the late
Emperor Maximan is IN the city organizing an exped
tlon for Cuba 10 consist of about one thousand men,
The expedition go Mobile, where IL Is said yes
sci awaits and where the necessary arms and outfit
will be supplied.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-16
MEXICO.

ADvICEs FROM THE PACIFIC-vEGAs TREASON.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 14-Adyices from
Northwestern Mexico state that extensive gold fields
have discovered COlima. The mining distries
be 100 miles in length and to exceed the
California mines in richness. There is great rush OF
people the diggiDgs The Governor OF Colima mas
ordered that the kidnappers be punished WIN deAth
II reported that the Governor OF sonora mas ouseo
the custom house officers at Guyamas because they re-
fused furnish funds for he protection OF the State
against the Indians -, a.. -, .
Political affairs quiet in the States OF Guerrara,
COlima. Sinaloa and Sonora, Lower California
In anticipation OF the Governments intention 20 Issue
"greenbacks" the merchants OF Cohma PRINT on theH
Gen PlacidO Vega is expected at San Bias 10. the pur
pose OF naugurating evoation In sinaoa The defeat
~ PaIacio will probably deter him from any active
has force 10 contend successfully
against Rabc. Gen. LOZano Is personally friend OF
Vega's hut unwilling 10 furnish HIN material aid
Vega sailed from this port San Francisco about the md
die OF May in vessel chartered for the purpose Of taking
him the coast OF Mexico. 1t s reported that he has
landed ut Santiago.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-16
BRITISH AMERICA.

GOV. DOYLE's ADDRESs-HE INYOKES LOYALTY
HALIFAX, n. S., June 1l.-The Legislature
was prorogued this afternoon by Gov Doyle. In his
speech lie said sincerely hope the policy you have
adopted will lead to the removal Of the evils that have
retarded prosperity OF the province and that the
people OF the colony VIII long continue 70 maintain
fOyalty the Queen and attachment 10 the British In
stitutions Knowing do the great Importance which
the Imperial Government attaches TO the position OF
Nova Scotia particularly the harbor OF Halifax, and
having also, from long Official connection with the
PROVINCE the deepest interest IN its welfare cannot but
feel the resDOnsblity which my position entails upon
me: but lock with confidence FOR assistance from you,
whether session by your example IN private life, in
peacefully carrying the Government and promoting
the best interests OF the province
PETITION FOR THE IMPOSITION OF DUTIES ON
AMERICAN BREADSTUFFS.
TORONTO, June 15.-At a meeting to-day OF
the Toronto Corn Exchange Association petition was
adopted to Parliament advising the imposition Of dues
ON American breadstufs and provisions. The petition
states that the peope OF the United States have had sf
cient OF the desire OF Canada 10 renew tde e
tions on the broadest basis OF reciprocity ana as lero
at present no prospects OF this, the Association
conclude that the privileges heretofore gwen 70 Amer
nroducers and manufacturers should De foscndedI
and The Canadian market virtually closed TO them.
DEATH OF THE GOVERNOR OF BRITISH COLUMBIA.
SAN FRANCISCO, June H.-GoyernOr Sey-
mour OF British Columbia died the 10th Of June,
hoard the British gunboat Sparrow Hawk, while on tour
of nspecon to the northern coast Of British Columbia
The cause OF his death was weakness and exhaustion
from darrhea. Mr. Harken, the senior member OF the
Council has assumed the GOvernOrshp pending mstruc
tons from England
New-York tribune., 1869-06-16
ERANCE.
PARIS STILL QUIET.

PARIS, June 15-Evcniug
The city has been perfectly quiet all day, and al.
signs of uncasncss and excitement have disappeared
THE TIMES ON THE IMPERIAL SITUATION.
LONDON, June H. 1859.
The Times to-day says the restoration of uan-
ouility IN Paris was the only event which could
reasonably be anticipated where the citizens were
indifferent and the military force immense. i,
re;oices that the inevitable result obtained
without boodshed. Nothing now hinders tue
Emperor from adopting the constitutional course
which the elections invite. Another battle IN the
streets might be made the for the indefinite
postponement of the public Liberties Paris on see
and thought. chose the more moderate among the
Liberal candidates for the Legislature, and by her
indifference rebuked attempted violence There eau
M no excuse now for holding the city too hostile 70
Cancellation.
THE FRENCH CABLE.
BREsT. June L. 1862.
An the preparations for laying the French Atlantic
Cable are complete. The weather is stormy to-day;
tho work will commence as soon as the sea becomes
calm.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-16
NEW RAILROAD FACILITIES.

BALTIMORE, Md, June ia contract was,
today concluded between the Baltimore and Ohio and
Indianapolis, Cincinnati and Lafayette Railroad Com.
paAie for permanent business connections and from
the Wost via Cincinnati This arrangement provides for
through trains rates and proper facilities for the deve
opment OF the joint trac The former Company becomes
largely Interested in the securities Of the latter The
arrangement s regarded very important particularly
IN tha "'t'es Of Cincinnati and BalumQre,
New-York tribune., 1869-06-16
rHE ARcro YoYGERs orF-

Among the passengers on the City of Boston
yesterday were Mr william Bradford, DR. Hayes Messrs.
Benedict II. b. lockwood, Dunmore, Chickerson, and
Harry W. Dodge. for HalifaI. to Join the
waiting them 90 start the Arctic eIpedition which
has been planned by Mr.. BradfOri
New-York tribune., 1869-06-16
TILE ERENcH CARLE.
AUSTRIA.
DENIAL OF WAR RUMORs.

DENIAL OF WAR RUMORs.
.-. ... PEsrH, Juno rs. 1919
Count Andrassy denies that there is any foundation
for the rumors recently circulated that warike pre-
variations were on foot in the Austrian Empire. He
saws Austria and Hungary desire peace, and Will
New-York tribune., 1869-06-16
strictly maintain the principle Of nOnnterventiOn in
the affairs of neighboring powers.
DENMARK.
THE DANISH CONSTITUTION.
CopRNuAGEH. June I

The anniversary of the Danish Constitution was
celebrated to-day with great enthusiasm. pubic
JSte was held, which was attended by the King ana
Queen, and over twenty thousand people partici-
mated
New-York tribune., 1869-06-16
CONTINUED EMIGRATION.

LIVERPOOL. June 10, lst9.
There seems to be no diminution in the tide OF en-
grafton to America For the week ending last Saur-
day evening, over six thousand men, women, anc
children left this port alone for New-iork
PRINCE ARTHUR.
Prince Arthur has decided To make a visit e.
Canada, and perhaps TO the United states. lteWll
Iraye some time during the Fall.
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me IenIonsx of Girls.

Girls are awfully Jealous of each 9TH
er. I should call this the girls distlnc-
tive fault. See them when they are in-
troduced, or when they first meet at u
ball or croquet party; see how colby
critical they look at each other, how
insolently their eyes rove over every
portion of their rivals dress; read in
their faces the outspoken scOrn as the
result of their scrutiny. you think
you have done it very we'll, but you
have made fright of yourself, and l
am much better than you" Watch
their disdain of the more admired
among them; and how excessively
naughty for attracting so much atten-
ton they think that Ada or Amy about
whom the young men cluster. How
bold she is!-how Overdressed she isl
how affected she island, oh! how ugly
she is! Sometimes, II they are deep,
they will Overpraise her enthusiastical-
ly; but the ruse is generally too trans.
parent to deceive any one, and simply
counts for what it is-a clever feint that
doesn't answer. 1t Is quite IL study to
watch the way in which girls shake
hands together, or take hands in dances.
The limp, cool, impertinent way in
which they just touch palms. then let
their arms fall as if paralyzed, tells a
volume to those able to read the letter
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-18

AFpNNy TyPoGBAPHycAL ERRcR.--The Wash nrtou
Chronicle OF Sunday served np its readers knot
conundrnm ey informing them that q fro IN non 40
In that clsy wes "cansed by pair OF geese being
upset on ftoye.u Yesterday IL was amended BY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-18

OK 3D. Az, SECOND FLooR.-A YOUNG GERMAN
AOc lady well educated, IN respectable private tamil
do all sewing and teach the ee-
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SITUATIONS wANrED-FEsrALEs.

Or WEST 18TH STA LADY OF EXPERIENCE AS
~ Eoverness teaches English branches rudimenis Of
Latin aud French also painting and drswing would assst
In sewing II required. Address TEACHER.
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ono HUDSON ST., HoBoKEN-A STEADY ENG
AOO lab woman stewardess TO port. CAL on or
address Mrs. RICHARDSON.
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HENRY CEAYs CRADLR.-AmonQ the articles
which were seht Tor exhibition at the VirQua state
Fair ~ Richmond, vut which was accidentally thrust
aside In The SecretGfy's oice until the last day Of
exhibition, was tna cradle IN which Henry Clay was
rocked. Mrs. n. - Gltifln Is Tue lady who owns 6
IL was bought at Mr. Cay's sale hy Captatn N. Rowe
OF Hanover county, ana has been preserved by tue
inrny WITH great care. The cradle Ia very antique
nnd has ropes Ia tue bottom instead OF stats. A
Richmond paper regrets the oversight BY which the
cradle was kept ia the shade, aud says there aro
many old wbigs IN virginia who would nave Wept
over IL hao IL been brought cut.
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9O7 9TH Av., BETWEEN PATH AND bTH SITS,
IA third floor, back respectable Young Rs ~
waitress on waitress and chanaberma,d chamermald
eiona; IA good tower operate Wheeler Wilson's
machine; undcrstands her duties perfectly " quick
wesA Can be highly rsoonnsnded
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-04-01

DEoDoRIzER,-The inquiry is Of.
ten made by farmers, brewers, beef
and pork packers, etc, regarding
the best method of doodorizing and
cleansing old cidOr and boer bar.
rels, musty cans, bottles, etc
Chemistry furnishes an agent in
the permanganate OF potassa which
fully meets this want. A pint Of
tho pormanganate turned into tho
most musty, filthy cider or beer
cask and rinsod about Il few mo.
ments will entirely dccomposo all
fungoid growths and iermonting
matter and render the casks as
sweet as those that are new. The
doedorizing, disinicc:ing power Of
the permanganato, holding, as il
does, five equivalents Of oxygen, Is
wonderful; it will even dcodorizc
carbolic acid. Tho only way IA
remove Immediately tho odor ot
carbolic acid from tho hands is tc
immerse them in tho liquid per.
manganate. - Western RWdk
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How Stupid.

To walk along the street with
an umbrella ,orcpne under your arm
the pointstiekiGg out for every
one to run thoir face into.
How stupid for three ladies to
walk abreast, and move SO slow
that people in a hurry must either
go between them or get into the
gutter.
How stupid ITO puff and blow
and we'll nigh faint upon ascend
ing a stairway, with forty pounds
of fashionable cloak on your back
How stupid to go late to church
and annoy the minister and con-
gregation by your Iussy entrance.
How stupid to wear a dress four
feet too long, and look daggcrs if
any one steps on it.
How stupid to walk for exercise
when you need2rest.
How stupid mot to know what
you want when you get into q
dry goods store.
How stupid to eat when you are
not hungry.
How stupid to smother the
smell of your unwasbed person in
musk or other disagreeable per-
fumes
How stupid to think that peo'
ple's opinion of you increases in
proportion to the cost of your
clothes.
How stupid TO refuse to sing OF
play when urged to, or TO bore peo
pie to distraction by doing so whel
not asked.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-04-01

It is said that Calisaya Bark has
a peculiar effect upon the lv
and guards the system against dis
eases by exposure and irregular
diet. 1t is conceded that the great
success of the wonderful PLANTA-
TloN BIrTERs, which, previous to
our late unhappy difficulties, was
found in most southern homes,
was owing to the extract of Calls
ava Bark which it contained as
one of the principal Ingredients
In confirmation of this We have
heard one of our distinguished
Physicians emark, that Whenever
he felt unwell from ordinary diet.
etic or atmospheric causes, ho in.
variably relieved himself by PLAN.
TATIoN BIrTERs We speak advis
edIy when we say that we know
it to be the best and most popular
medicine in the world.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-04-01

LEMON SPONGE CAKE - Take ten
eggs, separate them. pound Of
granulated sugar. half pound OF
flour, tho grated peel Of two lemons
and tho juice Of one; beat the
yolks with tho sugar, and the
whites alone then add them, and
siit in tho -four by degrees beat
we'll, and bake with quick heat.