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The New York herald., 1870-01-27

rhe market for wheat was only moderately active and
p ssou & PsT s sss II Is
er tor NO 90 r. store = - y ~ for do DO aoa as lat
sboca white, 81 - spring a1oat, aud 81 Is FOR
% r ns sad' western Tsss ne0a ia
yellow VS. Sr
s s spsy .na scasr" sol. s sS
and Gle 63c. Tor STATE Rye dui nominal at
@ ann T s' isi i or ts canaaa We West
The aa rss' as
there prevailed fair inquiry for petroleum vessels which
ss per sass &
81 sass cston 3 II & o sSs Sar a. Is a. iSo boxes bacon
on private terms lhe charters were;A brig TO Cork for
petroeum Is sd Abart from rhiaiephis 70 Antwerp
tort 70 Ss. e e. %s N T
fernambaco, general cargo, on private terms.
@ s a az q ss o na at former
.r aq the demand continuing light but
al from 5c to choice grades
HAYrhe demand for all kinds moderate but prices
M Ions rye straw, ss1 81 os ' il IS s snort or
tEMP-we heard OF no further sales Prices nomi
MoiAssEs.-The market was duh, the demand continuing
s wss sog 100 eOd b nSna s a
soSc and ac hhds pemerara At sc .''A"' ~ '''
s N Sasrf for
were quite steady At the close At oSc for merchant
osns
sod auou, s, 0o Dos strained low No 50 is 50 90
si - 8 e. IL ~ .nd sAs v. a. S.s
sase s extra DO ana wiaaow glass ss q IS
asked We heard OF no sales
bing lots selling AZ Soc aic., bos For
n%s s No a a but
X, ,1,, crude & y bulk the market was duh
'ss ss 's nns THERE s' rsrs ..ss
ssbrary s asyerv r spot i@a heard az a o aoays % s for
Crude bbls was dull and nominal about 2.c. kedaei
closing At about for standard white FOR January dsliv
The sales were limited e ioo bba part moi ALL :,
price for prime white. Ssphtha was dull but held with
l s0 sSoa. &c. W o ns
s1Ss. tn sass ss y 5 Ss 5000 '
~ s,s:, ss: s9s
sale
SS
sf1 ~ M S q sss e.
hogs were rmer closing a. y1go ioac for common to
; ..s.as i 81 city and sis sss 81
rss 5 10 bs r a &C., @
plain 450 25 Ya5 for prime
%S E s .sss r 81 q:
the dsnana being light but prices we're unchangsd spa
sc for do, and Ike picked shouldera
quotations For lard The market quiet prices
less the sales $50 packages At 1916 foI
No. TO prime Western steam.
RICE-Car0lna dull but unchanged in value. The
sales connned to small lots wnin tho OF &c.
INC. Tor common to prime.
SREDs-Au kinds duh and nominal st yesterdays
quotations. no sales wore reported.
The .es S s. s %
and terces.
sueAEThe marke. for dull, there being scarcely
any demand G ana prices heavy an@ 1wsr N
good good rsanns oaea Was quoted iSsc. aioas The sales
400 hhds at lUc Tor CuUa, and 3s2 boxes par,
at Nc. In refined the business only moderate
prices favored buyers. We quote-aard l4ssc. n1Yc.
soft white, l3sc. l3s4c. extra q, i34c. l3sc and yell
low IL i21sc.
rALLowihc demand was moderately active and prices
rm et former quotations There sold $1,000 lbs
within the range 34s 0fc for country to prime city
WHIBKEY.--Recepts, l. l6l Dpls. The market only
moderately active but prces quite steady ,U bbs
disposed OF al $3.50. @l, tax paid.
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E'OR SALE-THE STOCK, LEASE AND FIXTURES OF
large Fancy Goods Sore In tho best or BROOKLYN,
T. D. immediate possession Adoress box l50 Williamsburg
Pos, Office.
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sTaesT cuo1ATIsxa
Half-past Five O'Clock r. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
WEDNESDAY. Jan. Ma

WEDNESDAY,, Jan. 2S-6P Pm
CovvKERo continued In fair demand at steady prlcss
and sales made Of $50 bags Herman and 7v0
OF steamer South America private terms Other kinds
were quiet but steady In value. No sales
C0rTon continued In good demand from all classes Of
buyers, and fair business conSummated prices OBJ
tansd being c per above those yesterday A.
the Close the market strong at with
only moderate onerings The salos were 4,S55 bales,
OF which l,6S9 were for spinning, LOSS for export,
l51 speculation and lSaU were in transit
For future delivery the business large prices
middnE for February part ac, 100 DO. for March
ss51c i do ior April - io0 do for May a5c, loo
January q s DO Tor February private terms, 200
April at sev DO tor May ut abc, 2Sc, 450
do Tor June A. 100 do for July at 261c loo do. for
July q and 100 do strictly low mddng for February
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PROPOSALS.

COMMISSIONERS or EMIGRATION OF THE STATE
~ OF New York, New York, Jan. z, 1870.
NOTICE TO ARcitTEoTs. undersigned, . committee
of the board for the erection OF Wards island
for the treatment OF insane viii receive plans
for. such plans TO be presented before the
February, proximo. The plans must be designed to
accommodate 2o0 patients and be accompanied by
mate Of tho cost Of che bulaing All information in
reference 70 the Asylum, It's location, &c, may be
obtained of the superintendent OF Wards Island The time
OF meeting OF the Asylum Committee the examination of
plans presented will be ascerained from
Of the Commissioners Of Emigration Castle Garden The
sum OF SlUO0 will be paid for the plans which may be
adopted the committee reservng the right however, reject
any and all plans presented.
GULIAN G.. vERPLANCK, Prss'dcnt.l
CYRUS II. LOUTEEL,
PHILIP BISSINGER,
RICHARD O'GORMAN, fCommi.tee
ISAAC I. SMITH,
FREDERICK KAPP,
+. MCELkOY,
The New York herald., 1870-01-27

said thar Great Britain had been driven TO the build
Ing OF iron ships from the scarcity OF timber, iron
vessels being cheaper; bus recently, nnding the dis
advantages OF iron vessels. have gone largely into
the construction OF composite ships-the exterior
found TO answer the purpose very wel and are
decided improvement upon the ordinary iron ships.
:. ppurlng the interview several otner points were
expressed they are not reported. II would seem to
D0 well II some OF our leading business men and
mechanics would put themselves into c0mmunlca-
tion with Mr. Webb on the important subject Of
reviving the ship building interest.
The New York herald., 1870-01-27
Op!antts and Mo5ifsad

FLOUR AND GRAIN.-Ksceipts go bbs flour 300 bnga
scrn % meal oes bushels wheat do corn, ss do. oAi
xOs do malt and 100 do barley Tho and
Western do9r was dull, there being little demand,
we're heavy except for extra band which held
nominal II Ths sale. were about 5000 bb. At price. within
thsse Was only moderate demand and prices
srs The sales were $50 bbs Rye -four dull
prices sales 400 bD Corn meal continued to rule dull
The New York herald., 1870-01-27

SALE OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY IN GEORGIA.
On the nth INST. colonel G. W. Adair sold AT pub
lie Outcry, IN Atlanta, tile United States Branch Mint
property at Dahloncga consisting OF ten acres OF
land, large two story Drlck building $50 feet by
49, and an ell 60 by 30 feet The property cost
originally about 5000. Miles G. Dobbins bought it
for $,3z5. TGe gold scales ana other fixtures were
bought by Representative w. Z. Price Tor Sl07.
The New York herald., 1870-01-27

L,OR SALE DINING HOUSE DOWN TOWN, DOING A
large and hne business long lease, low rare
ing to make money Apply TO JOHN EMaoNs, los Murray
street, for two days.
The New York herald., 1870-01-27

L'OE SALE CHEAP-Two tPAGE's) MILLS, IN PER
IL feet order; In use only month. Apply VAN
vLlkT's malt house, foot West Foyninh street. North
river.
The New York herald., 1870-01-27
THE CUSTOM HOUSE CARRIAGE.

Regulations to Go Into Effect ON the LIST Of
February-How tho Carriage Busincss Il To
be Conducted-Imp0rtnn TO Merchants and
The New York herald., 1870-01-27
PROPOSALS FOR PURCHASE OF RIFLED CANNON
BUeEAU OF ORDNANCE. NAVY DEPARTMENT,

BUeEAU OF ORDNANCE, NAVY DEpARTMENT)
WARRINGTON CITY, Jan. 4, 1870. (
Sealed proposals. for the purchase Of Supounder and 20
poundsr Parrot Rides with Carriages Implements Pro
Jcctes, hand In the Navy ~ H.
Boson. New York, Philadelphia, Washington and Norfolk
VIII be received at this bureau until IL o'clock,
81, 1870.
In the aggregate there about 300 guns carriages and
96i7 ploectes Schedules In detail the articles each
yard will be furnished on application 10 this bureau.
Bidders will state the number OF guns, carriages mplc-
ments and proeces they desire purchase each
separately specifying the cabre OF gun kind OF carriage,
whether broadside pivot and the kind OF procctles
The guns, will be delivered At the respective Navy
Yards and must be removed by the purchaser
within ten days after the acceptance OF his their bid
deliveries will be made Of any article until the parties pu
chasing shall have deposited with the paymaster the Navy
ard tho lu amount Of the purchase money each
Many OF the guns and all serviceabe. Bid
des viii therefore offer accordingly No these
cles an old iron wood will be considered
The bureau the right all bids
which no. consider the interest Of the Government
to accept
FOR Purchase OF Ride Cannon, &c"
A. LUDLOW CASE, Chief Of Bureau
The New York herald., 1870-01-27

TIE NVVT'Is Ut TIE uOf8U NNNNHfs
The chief fluctuations In gold were as follows:--
The New York herald., 1870-01-27

L,oR SALE LOw-GROcERy AND FRUIT STORE; A
j. good stand; three years old doing good business.
Apply at 80 Greenwich avenue, West Tenth
, 1870-06-28

WHAT,
ara q i is7e, sss = as folioSs: Rsdaetion u Vim
1s6 Tass . = SsM nsnpshS eeE een, r Ms
6; Mississippi, 70; Texas, 6; Arkansas. 2; Mlssou-
Il, !; Illinois, l5;. Indiana, 6; Ohio, l: Michigan,
ssesp S q 1Ssn i + snS safs, s. xs5
ohio, es hieasssa' !; wi;eonsn, 3 s. Iosa. p 81
tafona T. VT SteF yn:
biaaka, =; California, ! The tolloxine stat*s
70 sa'1Ss D.,s u sssFs & e tf Teasae wase.
Oregon. Increase In fpr4nx wheat: Maine, 2;
SeM H.mrsh!1e. 3: minnesota, 2; Kanaas. 4;
country IS placed a. s3eoc9 acres, u nearly per
cent
jersey, Delaware, Virginia, Norm Carolina, Genr-
g1a, Alabama, Mississippi. Tennessee, West y1r-
g1nia, Kentucky. Minnesota, Sebraska7 and 0re-
Enn. The per GcntSCe OF production IN leading
Is; Inaa1s, Il: Ohio, -; M1shisan, =: !ox1 Il;
ie; Icnnsyivania, 81 Z: Texas, Il sfrins lug What,
the States ab0Fe m average are: Maine, New
Hampshire, Peuusylyanla. West Virginia. AMI Mln-
nesoa OF those nelow the principal 11e da l
10; Mlchtgan. II: Wisconsin, !; Iowa, 2; Sehras-
In, I; California, 20.
The superiority Of ea1ly.soHn winter wheat,
tained to the present tine. In deer and mellow
soils, Notwithstanding o lack Ut rain mud q mean
senpsrature unusually high, 1t has vigorous y
pearancc; and II the st-aW IS ssurter than usual,
the hea'I is plump and well allied. In some poor
soils, whete the surface Is as hard as roadway,
p'anta 9sand tnin. st.a shost straw and heads g
regularly formed. Such Is the Case in many piacea
IN the Ohio Valley, and. to sorae extent. IN The
Gulf StAAa Throughout the dry sections the
straw L shorter than usual Fields seeded With
the 'ttu unifoEml5 appear better than those sown
brt as,cast Wheyr the plant has sucSumbe1 70
freezing 10 winter, or drouth II spring, It has gen-
orally been, except In very wet or vcE5 poor ioca-
tons, upon laud roughly or care1csey prepared
Among the diseases and CASUALTIES reported
rust has had vry limited range; hall storms
have caufcd damage In the Ohio Valley: dr!Efu9
rains hive beaten down some fields In virginia
and North Carolina; Utah has been ravaEed hy
ErasshorpeEs; and Contra Costa County, Caltfor-
MA. squirrels have taken wheat "by the acre
daily, until public meetings have been called to
rcpelthe invaders.
BARLEY.
Winter barley has nearly the same breadth As
last ycnf; The spr1uR sowing has been Increased.
Its cudIttoh Is dne In the States west OF the Mis-
s!sstppi, except Missouri and California. but IL
subject to the same reduction Is wheat In the
Ohio Valley.
There has been everywhere an increase of acre
nre The condition ri this crnr Is superior On The
Atlantic coast from Malnc 10 North Carolina, with
the exception Of Massachusetts, and New York: IL
the dry sections Of the West and South 1t Is IN
p1JUIsirR,
, 1870-06-28

| The State Debt--Cost of Printing the
NcHr Conatitutlou--EiFene Tour
nnment In Bloomington on the
, 1870-06-28
HLIN0E.

The State Debt--Cost of Printing the
NcSx ton ons1itutlou-Fireme Tour
nnment In Bloomington ON the
Eourzhs
Special Despatch 10 The Chicago Tribune
SrRISGF1ELp. Junc 9s--Genera1 E. y. Bates,
State Treasurer, viii start for New YORK Wednes-
dsy, where he VII pay maturing State bonds and
the lnteregt due on outstanding State bonds md
county railroad honh.. The amount Of interest
due on State bonds will be about $50, 900 The
amount OF interest due On county railroad bonds l.
SIZE, 900. Total smopnt Of Interest TO be pale,
{3lb 0o0. The E--.!s rhat Will be due July are
what are known "a sterling bonds, and are held By
parties in England and Europe, and wall amount
10 about Il SO 04A. These bonds are such as EeEt
formerly paid In gold, but Of late years hare been
ratd tn creenbackB. It Is understood that the
parties who hold these bonds will Insist on their
psyEnent Ia gold, bat ., General Bates has na
authority 10 Aecede to this demand, he wilt 70 to
New York prepared TO pay the same IN currency,
which the holders Of the bonds Will be obllVed to
Assembly. which may pass some law tn relation TO
The translation, printing and paper used for
man, French and Scandinavian language, and the
paper aud printing Of the English edition Of the
sane togeIhss with coss Of e1ntsastu2 All editions
sand dollars.
The nremen's tournament TO be held in Bloom-
ington on the Fourth OF Juty. Is exciting quite an
,nteIekt among THESE volunteer IRE fighters. The
fo1loW!pg are the prizes to be offered: The hand
engine throwing the longest Stream, 500 In green
back; to the haud engine throwing the aecout
longest stream, $50 In greenbaeks: 70 the steam
engine throwing the longest stream, three hun.
dEed dollars In greenbaeks; 10 engine throwing
the first water, two hundred dollars In green.
back8: to the hose carriage making the hest time,
ne hundred and af1J dollars In gTeenoacks; tt
the hose cart making the second best time, ON
hundred dollars In greenbarkA It Is understood
that 1rctnen from the following cities Will com
pete for the above rftzes, ytz: Quincf, Pektu
GalesburV, Aurnra, OTTAWA, Decatur, Morris, Pom
ttac. Joliet, kaukakee, panvtlle, Wilmington
Springfield, and may be others.
After hn unprecedented heated term, our ctt1
was visited this afternoon hy re{reahing r1lI
storm, Of which We stood In great need
, 1870-06-28
....---..- NEW HooHS.
Published by
D. APPLETON g. co.,
NEW YORK.
AND FOR SALE BIZ
5. G. GRIGGS &C.,,
=. CHICAGO.
0fEsAHR
A NOVEL.
BIZ the Right Hon. BENZ. D1sRAELl,
LA1K F11k1 M1s1s1I1 or 0R1AT HRz1AE.
~Nosse hEr ounIa aalns est aIoieacen .allA"-TI-
RfSt1CE.
NOTICES OF TIE PRESS.

NOTICES OF TIE PRESS.
Fp~ A& ko.d,n R3i'y Se.a-.
phrase tn the Eho Of 1ostar Jck the stoy etofy
4 .a..ln,ost sodsyan! sosats frsrh and YAM,
eahasr LIT Wits vii & rad s. .hr whole world ~ po.oke
discussion nd wH crs'E dssrvn the intcses
career hare leuk brch contemplated b. TIC nation"
Fra IL Lossfoa 11nes-
az Inthsi firo rFsof a. csidnalit, rrsaatiity
HeIhHtt, fak7 md ftshrtas- tho dnty K14lce
oyek ths merit Of a.yi % EtseEas With thoasht and
sbe. We tht1ld ~ sety .oEr< wrasrn he lnterts.
thst na.t .er,HaHy e Ie'.s.s! Of the o;ok Xe hed
repCi1tion o. aaher ncl but that We havc Rad
II. We Do nee tel e.ltd uasa to pas him many eupii
.en;s On h.s eGSs. \. BE- w,St; hs mt nsve fs:
Eover bad hrshtaoa n4t<ad Of fnsstn6 IN hah Efe-
From tkx Lordos oas<1rtr.
~As aeEtes Of tr-tant sketches ot character. wi:a
sesa..on4 dskre,sseas into 9b=H.et nd ts<es!atys
most spsstkns cf its anssex pzrvks,s workse~
From u L~do~ Saa4sAard
Se.hink # shs osiEn.l ter.. Of Y. psz.e!. tsxis
Tsmris. ensh.slne ae.;a aes as1eus = = Il
sshiee 8 i + = IL
~onld be the 4teras5 zssettss a the seaso1'
From LAr ysss York rrt5~ts-
M san4t Z isfaa Gfey q aoald al h.Se s, 4 II
fowIn9 drsesrsion Whoz Iiehnss becomes AT times
liz esiffn. ths .onde1.ni stetshes Il .oes shs
.% sku21aink over the snE1Ac q LIFE W r.
fo.s-aa asr herc - " iars ;htu q i'll rs bssat-
ners l. und:r,ned, aod the spirit is unsRhducd-"
In cne vol CLOTH Emo, price a3 also IL p.peE, oc.a
St.h,. ~ irnttsi Nit. an rrsrint II MIR
, 1870-06-28
FRANCE.


rApIs, June e7.-Arnand Bartcs, French poll
tician and political writer, died yesterday, aged 81
ye2fR -.....
The exaggerated reports Of the Empcrors ILL.,
nesa continue, but they nte probably Circulated
merely to influence the Dcp1se
The Emperor has int1msted the time has not Jet
arrived toRrant the ret!tlonlof the Orleans princess
He adds that he wilt urge the removal OF the re-
st1alnts whenever 1t Is safe and proper to do 40.
Prince Napoleon has returned to this city.
PARIS, Julie 4;.-The ahd!cat1on Of the throne
Of spain WAS signed by Queen isabella In the pres
ence Of all the ToJal family IN Paris and several
ceede1 tic act by reading q formal address Of
Eell IN letter to the Pope. The cx-queen
notifies him Of her abdEcaton, and beEs his bless
Ing for the Prince Of Astuttas and for Spain.
The Committee on Petitions tn the Corps LcRts-
latif. At the request Of II. Olivier, have ssportcd
unfayorAbly on the petition OF the Orleans lTtncts
to fttufh 70 France.
The Journal DIES Dtbdts eays: The stock Of the
Western lines Of railway in France arc n11nef,
owing to the lnc1ease Of business expected from
tho ansporatton Of American bEcaassudA
, 1870-06-28

pkFAKrxKxr nr AGK1CcLrCRI,
WAsQEGrQs, D. C., June T. +
ST-4 herewith enclose u y0u, Il represent
tatise ot TIE pIe8s, IN advance summary OF the
Latest information IN reference to the crops, IT.
ceEed 1t tbs department up to date the detalis Of
which W1A appear In oar regnlar rrport for tde
current moth. Dow In PRESS Respectfully yuuEs,
H0AcK CAFRoS, Commissioner.
ADVANCE SEMN1KE 10 jENE ~
The eeAson thus far has been very favorable to
vegetable EIuN1h. except In the. siEse element
Of moisture The average heat has been
greater u nearly all the statea than In
Apnl md Nay VI .sGS TN the West BY dtdesence
Of ax u seven deRteesh. There has been
due ptopofSion Of sunlight, with 4 few oecu1-
Fences ot destructive storms, but the ralD-fn has
been dc1c1ent Ii View England, in New Turk, be-
tvten fht ONO i:yer aud the northern LAKES ~
far west - LAKE, Michigan, the west side Of the
AisstasIHk south Of lows, aud N the cotton
erate amta1t three TO four inches In May. Is noted
tn Texha tennessee, Kentucky, Kansas Iowa.
yeH goof supply. IN the seaeo&rd stA:es, tEnm
New Jerfy TO SnrtE Carolina, and In Minnesota
and SebaskA The rain in May was nlcssl5 In the
The following Is a comparison OF the mean tem-
pesatu.r and r2it-tail Of April End May, compared
nil hneA a hG n 1H1f
, 1870-06-28
ITALY.

FLoHRScr, Jnne as.-The Indt7'endfta denies the
The Greek Government, On the subject OF o1tgaud-
mgr.
SolfeSino on Friday, the 24th, the anniversary Of
the hattie, to witness the ceremony Of fetllcasinE
4 monument to the meEorr OF the Baldlers wno
terestlng, were conducted by Colonel HaJe, on the
rart of The French. and Colonel Pollock, on the
mart Of the AustrianA Among those present were
Italy. In the evening q grand hanauet was held,
At which pacific and appropriate toasts wset e1-
changed By the representatives OF yArto1s Eofo-
peAu pcWeFS,
, 1870-06-28

6ptt1A Despatch 10 Tie Chicago Tf1hupE
QUARANTINE RESTRICTIONS AyoIpKp.
NEW IoKk, June 3.-The merchants Of New
York have discovered = way to get around the
quarantine restrictions imposed By Dr. Cssnochan,
Health Otlcer of the Port They send their yes-
ses to Perth Amboy, II. J., which Is not CaEno-
chau.s Jurisdiction, and, after obtaining I clean
bill Of heah from the authorities there. they clear
for New York. Perth Amboy Is not N infected
poIt Carnocban can make no interference. The
Commissioners vii! report next Y Wednesday on the
troubles between Carnochan and the merchants,
and 1t Is probable that the whole difficulty WILL be
adjusted anieah1J.
WALL s1nEET.
The decline In stocks to-day caused pressure
to Sell, and several weak houses arc said to be in
danger. No failures were reported, but, u stocks
go much lower, there viii be I lively time snong
twenty or more Of the ball operators- Ohio i His
slsF1ppt led the decline today, and at one time
touched a54, but rallied somewhat II the close.
IuR NERoKx Tunnel DIFFICULTY.
The prohabiusies th1t tho dlmtulty between the
Mo171s 4 Essex aud EE1c Railways will be amlcahly
arranged to-morTow. Both companies had thelr
otI1clals ut both ends OF the BerEen tunnel, who
were Instructed to no violence under any cir
curlztancea, but to prevent the passage Q! each
others traina II possible. Many tlnaid travellers
hayc become alarmed at the possibility Of COL
1sston, and are taxing other reads wherc they eau
do 70. The train westward by the Eric Railway
tonight Was somewhat lighter than usual
ITO the Associated P1csAl
nIrn
~rr yopr limo - Francis I, f.ns,1nr a a,a
,1nsnts scTn hat ~; - s;Erar ttietf reeserdar e'
AUSTRALIANS NAIL MATTER
The steamer CITY OF Paris brought IN immense
Australian mail, to be forNarued By way OF San
Francisco.
THE EsCB-IREAsCRERsH1P.
It Is reported that Vice President Cornell. OF the
Mshssin tH1on 1es. sno1.IsfSI ~" ~ Hos WY
1ne au!stfolsnp y! .ne ~ ~ ~ Hss ahats!u-
uAl a1@tgno1 ~ tas y! tut t*lek alA eou-
nany; 1ats - sala ~ " ~ IT, Ss1nis! "
ioh, fIeAofnt o. w maS 49, - 1s,1lsa ~ ,s
" bus phy s1cian TO ahssaln eutfelF HON INC du-
ties o1 MS once.
FGRsoSAL
AmonH tne passehKe3s psI steAWex FcHe1Ss AZ
fred to.da5- Was eon ot INC Aae 1erouc bonae
pa1ter OF 6&4tlmote.
Inc steamef ClIf o. AaIl1ofu stsuck 8unken
fock neal lottlana. Gonn., last evening" ana sunk
N hna1oH "aNE 1at pAsseuEcfss C1e"1 hau
tpLhiA " 1LLa-
Inc nlu'14 neIe G on 1ne ~ "a u H. Sa
,-.,., tAs t hA.nhh H. " s aas ~ as.n, m q.
sesse!s nom Eufohe tSroSs tne ~ealmea @ on tne
atauss se1y co4o' VII" Aieaa saAss' o"s Nv 'ee -
seeu ,-.,-7, ~, -,,,, MAN,
G - ~, ~ ~ ~ t;; nret,.o, =, ,-
rH nnnn.. M sa%u. " ne ~, har Tan,stn 1oMy
, 1870-06-28
CANADA.


Canadian Indcpcndcncc - Great
Mnxs Meeting In Montreal
NKw YoRK, June 3s.-1he Epsld's Montreal
special sxya that Frrat Independence mas meet
ing took place In Montreal on Saturday night In
the course OF I stirring speech. Sir John Young
should serer the connection with Great Rt!taln,
aad become at independent nation At this au-
louncemcnt the greatest part Of the VAST asscKl-
bty cheercd Justify.
Il Famine s1td that appeal 70 England for sup
roEt In case Of an invasion Of the doIninton would
he futile The present imperial admintsuauon
had deserted her colonies, and proved hcEBeH I
stepmothet to these who had fostered the deepest
affection for her. 1t was~ therefore, folly to think
Of anything hut Independence.
Other srekkefs followed In the same strain. and
the meeting adjourned To Tuesday. The !nde-
pendcnce movement may be recorded ~ fully
xfaffcd In the dominion.
, 1870-06-28

.1xw ToRx, jane f7.-A Suevftas letter 1aJs tho
battalion Of Han Quentin, Is BtrpnE, which went
to attack the FORE which came out on the STEAMER
Upton, WIS totally defeated Ii the dght with the
Insurgents
HAVANA, Junc e..-Capta1n General publishes
q card IN which he deu1ca tnA5 he Is or intends to
be member OF Rny eccrrt society.
The Insurgents recently captured party OF
marines sent cut from Puerto Principe on 4
foraRluz excursion. The prisoners were al
killed soon Afier thelr capture. ....-.
slight shock OF earthquake Eas felt 1t Santa
Cruz lei Sur on the 1lth Inst.
Several uore 1t!5usters Of Lono9 command
have been Killed, and only eight remain Of the
second expedition landed ty The Steamer UPTON
The Captain General has cpnn.uted several
sentences OF death u sentences to Imprisonment
or exile.
Tue schools In Porto Rico have closed 70. WRIT
Of funds.
Of twelve ftbel. and shot them Ill
, 1870-06-28
Secret Circular in Opposition to tho
Article on Counties In the Proposed
New ConxtEtution-ChtHd mothcretf
tn DeAIt-Iba 4 IA In k.rnu.

Special DcspAteh to The Chicago TEhunr.
JACKSONVILLE, III, juno es.-The following se-
csct circular letter has been sent 10 each a the
County Clerka OF Illinois:
''TtscoLA, Douglas County, IL, June q:
"SIR: fun arc earnestly requested to scratch
tho article entitled CountIca In the new consttru-
ton. and to concentrate al the available force In
sour county TO induce others to scratch, a q
scratch is a. good as direct vote against It.
Hoping that vou Will leave stone unsusned that
will heip to defeat thls gigantic system Of tnjus-
tlce, corruption, md fraud, We are verJ respect
ftii}y,
t'{SlEutd3 4. @. WALLACE.
ssCtfcutt CLERK.